Difficult Plot and Monument - §34

I am looking forward to the draft from the architect. But I will also play some Tetris.

Unfortunately, I cannot send you a private message, I am still too new. Would you maybe write to me once?

We did not touch the slope back then and on the recommendation of the structural engineer, builder, and architect, the old wall therefore remained standing and we built the house in front of it. Do you understand what I mean?

Unfortunately, the construction site of the house to be demolished is mostly flat, so no wall could be used. It only rises behind it.

With the boundary development and the windows facing the neighbors, I would rely on the architect. Our neighbor had built on the boundary; in areas where the distance to us was not maintained, he was not allowed to build windows.

That is obviously regulated the same way there. The neighbor on the left built on the boundary; there are no windows there either. I just do not know exactly how the regulation is if the three-meter distance is maintained.

Would children be downstairs and parents upstairs also an option?

Would children downstairs and parents upstairs also be an option?

Not for the children, but for us yes. Close your eyes and get through it, I would say. Children don’t stay children forever.

Unfortunately, the building plot of the house to be demolished is largely flat, so no wall could be used. It only rises behind it. That is obviously regulated the same way there. The neighbor on the left built right on the boundary; there are no windows there either. I just don't know exactly what the regulation is if you keep the three-meter distance.

Is the house to be demolished freestanding? The architect should know how it is if you keep your 3 meters. With the back wall without windows, we had to do a lot of rearranging. The room without light was logically the technical room; for the rest, we had to shuffle and try a lot. After many rounds, we were almost back to the first floor plan.

Is the demolition house detached?

Yes, the demolition house is detached but does not comply with setback requirements. I fear that in the event of a demolition, the existing use protection will be lost and one will then have to adhere to the building boundaries.