Convert single-family house into city villa?

  • Erstellt am 2020-10-17 14:25:28

pagoni2020

2020-10-17 15:58:15
  • #1
Oops.....sorry, I hope that didn't come across wrong. I have only partially experienced how people get caught up in such terms and unfortunately subordinate their own needs to them. Maybe you can start the conversations right from the beginning with your floor plan and not choose a model first and then "bend" it. Yes, this is familiar here....unfortunately often, because it provides a more or less fixed form that often leads to problems in interior design. You will see to what extent the company responds to your floor plan.
 

11ant

2020-10-17 16:28:43
  • #2
Why I refer to the "Stadtvillen" as substitute villas, we don't need to elaborate on here, I think.

What is supposed to be the planning objective? – I do not see any necessity here to make only 69 sqm upstairs and 74 sqm downstairs. I then see that the wall between child/bedroom or child/bathroom would have to become load-bearing. Which variant (Thermo / porous brick / sand-lime brick) do you want to build?
In terms of price, it will be quite a bit more than just 148:143. It could end up around the model "Florenz" (154 sqm), technically "Modena" would be closer.
 

MiCasaEsSuCasa

2020-10-17 17:09:49
  • #3


No, all good.
Yes, we’ll have to see if they are flexible enough that you don’t have to completely follow one of the models, but rather focus on the floor plan.



The planning goal is simply to have a house with 2 full floors but exactly this floor plan. We are not fans of sloped roofs and gable roofs. It’s clear that city villas are just replacement villas; we don’t care about pomp, but simply about the house style and shape. The slightly Mediterranean style is just our thing.
Honestly, we haven’t thought about the variant yet. We are quite inexperienced there and will get advice next week.
The Florenz model is out of the question both price-wise and in terms of the floor plan.
What do you mean by technically with Modena?
 

Mycraft

2020-10-17 17:15:27
  • #4
Aha now one also knows who the GÜ is. I was in Florenz several times. I personally found it too small, especially because of the smaller upper floor. But as I can see now, it was apparently expanded and is now bigger.
 

ypg

2020-10-17 17:32:30
  • #5
You posted many links through Wiki in #5. I have previously received a warning because of that. Maybe apologize to the admin right away before you get banned?
 

11ant

2020-10-17 17:38:32
  • #6
Regarding the thermal wall variant with shuttering stones, the construction method would be comparable to the one you will find several warning builder notices about with the search term "Kern-Haus". Otherwise, Febro offers porous bricks or sand-lime bricks, and purely by feel, I would say the porous bricks are better. The Modena would be structurally more similar to your basic model "as a villa replacement" than the Florenz, which, with 154 sqm, is closer in my expectation but will be less comparable conceptually due to, among other things, a sloping load-bearing wall. You would be close to the Modena price-wise, but slightly above with 148 sqm (the Modena has 145 sqm). Or ask him to clean up the text accordingly. When you copy and paste texts 1:1 from Wikipedia, the blue printed words are always executed as links :-(
 

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