Construction of a 144 sqm bungalow in Fichtenwalde (near Potsdam)

Nice, the big pile of earth in the back is gone... have you already spread it on the property?
I really like the tiles in the living room.

Yes, the earth has been spread on the property. Now we are testing and want to sow grass on about 50 sqm and see how well it develops :)

It is a bit darker. This is due to a) the terrace, b) but also the trees. Here is a photo of the terrace taken a few seconds later. Our photovoltaic system is also affected by this. But my worst-case scenario resulted in a zero sum in the worst case and with constant energy prices :cool:

Tell me, is it the camera or the time of day or is the living room actually that dark?

It is dark. He was also pointed out to this several times over a year ago, but he pressed the ignore button.
(It was always bright enough for him on paper)

Yes, I remember. But my first question was really meant innocently and not to rub it in.

Maybe that's enough for him personally.
At least in the summer I had my [Raffstoren] almost continuously down. We only sometimes tilted the slats a bit so that the plants would get some light.

Yes, I remember. But my first question was really innocent and not meant to rub it in.

Maybe it's enough for him personally as well.
In any case, I had my blinds almost continuously down during the summer. Only sometimes did we open the slats a bit so that the plants would get some light.

We will see that when we move in. On the left there is still a large floor-to-ceiling window, but there are trees about 3m away. We hope that the neighbors will build next year, as announced; then it will automatically get brighter. I don't find it bad at the unbearable temperatures if there is a bit more shade.

It might just be that your whisky consumption drastically increases in winter though... ;)

It could just be that your whisky consumption drastically increases in winter then... ;)

I assume that anyway :cool: