I still wouldn’t save too much, in the end you might regret it. You’re building for the next 20 years, so 100,000 euros more is relative.
I am also shocked by the discussion style. So someone says, this is how we have planned it, whether there is an architect involved or a lieutenant colonel is completely irrelevant, the planned costs are such and such, and that is over our budget. The OP now has the right to be listened to and read properly. Smart advice like, this will all be much more expensive anyway, or this is cheap in Bavaria or something, doesn’t help at all. What helps is a realistically applicable savings list maybe combined with an encouragement to ask oneself, what do we really need? What is our pain point we don’t want to go below? ... And then the OP answers this question for themselves and us and posts a result. Whether it would be mine is completely irrelevant, it is their result. Good luck, and everything beyond that, including professional bashing, is completely unnecessary. It also doesn’t matter whether Müllersen considers controlled residential ventilation indispensable and Meierbär needs more landline connections and Hermannsen 100 additional sockets because Bavarian men and women will build and pay for the house. That’s it. K.
Don’t shout here, behave yourself, stay on topic, if you joke, then with a wink and self-irony. It’s that simple. K.
I mean, it’s clear, understandable, and legitimate that a lot of lobbying is done here in the forum.
But some statements are borderline.
Earning money is okay... But you don’t have to push the customer off a cliff. Let them jump themselves. (That’s bad enough). But downplaying €100,000 is quite a statement...