Construction report single-family house 1200 €/m²

Am I the only one here who doesn't understand why the cantilevered canopy shouldn't work? We did it exactly like that at our place, except that our canopy is free-standing and not "supported" on one side.

I understood it that way because there is no concrete ceiling on the inside. So how should the canopy be attached then?

We also don't have a ceiling at that spot, but a continuous ring beam was basically poured, on which the porch roof apparently hangs. That, combined with the recess for the front door, was apparently enough.

We also don't have a ceiling at that spot, but a continuous ring beam was basically concreted, on which the canopy apparently hangs. That, in combination with the recess for the front door, was probably enough.

How was that thermally separated then? Or do you now have a cooling plate on the ring beam including a massive thermal bridge?

No, an Isokorb was installed there.

I think that's how we'll do it. That's a good idea.

The ceiling is finally supposed to arrive on Thursday. Steel beams for the garage have already been delivered and still need to be positioned.

Maybe I overlooked it in the forum thread, hence the question:

Did you do the house planning completely by yourself or was an architect, civil engineer, or structural engineer involved? Did you hire a company for that or do you know someone?

For example, who decided that the garage roof would get steel beams?

Specific question: The garage shares a wall with the house (picture 104225). I've never seen that before. Are there no regulations stating that the garage should have its own wall?

Best regards Iwan