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2019-07-02 17:33:39
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"Logical" is often not actually so, but only seems to be due to erroneous assumptions. For example, it is not clear to me:
The light gray house at the bottom of the image is presumably going to be demolished (?) – how is the orientation of the new building determined?
Correct: it was not clear to me before that you had only referred the previous criticism to the respective individual point and had not recognized the overall system (apart from your suffering from its complexity).
Yes, apparently you no longer feel capable of more than cutting an area into spatial morsels. In this situation, it might be worth checking which of your conditions really lead to the respective derived restrictions.
- Unfortunately, I don't really have 4 pages, the bungalow's orientation is fixed due to the existing building.
The light gray house at the bottom of the image is presumably going to be demolished (?) – how is the orientation of the new building determined?
you had not given any criticism of the overall system until now.
Correct: it was not clear to me before that you had only referred the previous criticism to the respective individual point and had not recognized the overall system (apart from your suffering from its complexity).
a floor plan does not give me a feeling at least because this is my first encounter with the topic of house construction.
Yes, apparently you no longer feel capable of more than cutting an area into spatial morsels. In this situation, it might be worth checking which of your conditions really lead to the respective derived restrictions.