Finally building and still have a few questions

Locking the bathroom and putting up a fence are probably on the same gene, you just don't do it

It is known that Wilson gives philosophical advice to his neighbor Tim (the DIY king) only over a fence pulled up to just below his nose. So if you want Wilson's advice, you also need the fence

Seen this way, following Schnuckline's representation that neighbor contacts are not wanted, the Wilson fence would also be dispensable.

Personally - although I must admit to also being a bathroom non-locker, as are Butterkratzer, Eierklopfer, and coffee-with-milk drinkers by the way - I wouldn't care if Mrs. Stirnimaa or gentlemen Häberle and Pfleiderer saw how many pieces of sugar went into that coffee.

Homeownership is usually formed with the horizon of staying in the same place longer (otherwise you would hardly build rooms for children who do not yet exist) - in this respect, I would give the neighbors a chance not to remain strangers. You meet them again anyway at the bakery and in the Zumba class

The garden shed dimensions or masses are common, although probably not in all municipalities. There may also be some with far less generosity.

I came across the partial crediting of grass grid stones towards the floor area ratio / surface sealing in several forums; the specific value of 20% (other values are apparently also possible) I found, among other places, in an explanation by the Verbandsgemeinde Nabburg.

P.S.: with roof / ridge direction rotation was probably meant by 90° - that the house stands "slightly crooked" like that is probably related to rotating a certain external dimension to fit into the building window. The ridge could otherwise well be parallel to the street axes.

How poetic you all are

The garden shed dimensions or sizes are common, but apparently not in all municipalities. There may also be ones with far less generosity.

Thanks for the answers. But I don’t understand what "usual garden shed dimensions" have to do with the ability to get approval. The volumetric limit quoted by from the state building code only states whether I need a permit or not. That does not at all mean that a construction project exempt from approval is automatically permissible.

I came across the partial crediting of grass grid stones towards the floor area ratio / surface sealing in several forums

That is not enough for me to apply it to other cases.

The specific value of 20% (although other values may also be possible) I found, among other places, in an explanation by the Nabburg municipal association.

That seems more like an internal administrative recommendation for practical calculation for this particular area. I don’t see a basis for generalization there either.

If street axes are parallel, the ridge could certainly be otherwise.

According to ’s statement

About rotating the roof: we are not allowed to rotate even a tiny bit. The city says no.

P.S.: rotating with roof / ridge direction probably meant by 90° - that the house stands "slightly skewed" like this probably has to do with rotating a certain exterior dimension to fit exactly into the building plot. Ridge lines could otherwise certainly be parallel to the street axes.

Retraction
I looked again: it is indeed the case that all the houses stand meticulously equally skewed – that is, with their ridge lines "like two peas in a pod" but slightly skewed to the street. And the house then fits with difficulty and in one corner only without the roof overhang into the building plot.

In the aerial photo, by the way, it looks as if a commercial plot is being leveled and divided into two small residential plots – and incidentally, as if the neighbors don’t care about high fences (?)