City villa in Berlin 12621 wanted - any recommendations?

I have heard a lot of good things about Richter Haus.

Thanks for the tips.
How is the contact with KB Brandis going? I was a bit shocked when I realized that KB Brandis is almost 100 km from us. Is it really worth it (in terms of performance, but also price)?
Richter Haus sounds exciting. I will take a look at it.

Best regards
Stephan

At KB Brandis and some others you should know that the floor plan should be finished. This means you should either know what you want or have been to the architect.

Otherwise, an acquaintance is building with a regional construction company and is also satisfied. Marco Friedrich Bau from Stendal.

Not only in some cases, but generally: this is not a Brandis-specific issue, but basically a draftsman never replaces an architect. Therefore, as a RULE (sorry, bold text is no longer possible here) when building with the general contractor, either one of their standard designs should be used and at most a non-load-bearing wall shifted within it, or one should proceed with their own architect design. Even the "proofreading" of a layman's design overwhelms most draftsmen, at least on the creative level (they can just about fix a forgotten wall connection for a room door). However, a whimsically wished corner window is usually only stopped by the structural engineer.

I would also count him among the recommended providers.

Stupid question: The offers always say that the architect's service is included. That would mean to me at least that an architect has looked over it before submitting the B-application? Or does only a draftsman move the walls and no one checks the statics before submission?