Execution plans changed without consultation!!

  • Erstellt am 2021-10-27 17:20:24

hanghaus2000

2021-10-28 10:06:14
  • #1
You are mistaken. It looks exactly the same in the building application.
 

11ant

2021-10-28 14:25:11
  • #2
While the previous planning stage was accurate to a quarter of a decimeter, the execution drawing used real dimensions of the masonry walls. The wall between the children's rooms was not clearly identifiable before; now it appears to have been built. It is presumably bracing but not load-bearing, meaning it can be moved. So that the larger children's room does not lose its balcony door with the maximum possible reconsideration, I would leave the new wall standing up to about the desk and then bend it into the line of the staircase boundary wall. This correction should be done free of charge for you. You will have to live with the remaining small size difference. However, even twin children do not find this so bad. Do I understand correctly that the design is a self-planning, and you only gave it to a planning office for compliance drawing and subsequent tendering / awarding?

That is simply wrong. The shifted window is not relevant, but the room volumes for the heating load calculation also shift with the interior wall. The static remains unaffected for a non-load-bearing wall.
 

guckuck2

2021-10-28 17:26:39
  • #3


A heating load calculation in the building application? Interesting.

Maybe you mean the thermal insulation certificate. However, that does not care about individual rooms, but the heated volume as a whole. A shifted interior wall changes absolutely nothing about that.
 

DaniMartinez

2021-10-28 18:58:57
  • #4
Exactly, the first design was created by an architect from the family and all relevant files were provided to the planning office, which was commissioned with the further processing for the building application, tendering, awarding, etc.! Only they forgot to inform us about the changed execution planning and to show us the changes! I just don’t understand why the architect of the planning office did not move the window on the ground floor 55 cm to the left?! That would not have caused any changes! And there is still enough space! Today I measured again, it is 95 cm from the window to the exterior wall!
 

schubert79

2021-10-28 19:31:15
  • #5
What does the planning office say. You will have already spoken to them.
 

DaniMartinez

2021-10-28 21:12:37
  • #6
Haven't received any feedback today, will inquire tomorrow and write it here!!
 

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