Floor plan design for a two-family house on a slope

Friday and Saturday were two exhausting but also very wonderful days. The female offspring is definitely interested in the construction site, but the son's workload is untouchable. He worked hard like a grown-up. On Friday after daycare from 1 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. He would have worked longer on Saturday, but we had to go home. They were certainly some of the best days of his still young life.

There was a great atmosphere on the construction site and everything was in harmony.

We welded the connections from the basement (heat pump) to the geothermal distributor. Next, the four individual circuits (each 300m) have to be laid and then welded.

The first batch of drinks for the upcoming topping-out ceremony has also been procured.

This will truly become a shared home. Wishing you continued good progress in construction.

Oh, how wonderful, progress is being made. Well, the garden landscaping will take a bit longer, but thanks to family support, it won't be more expensive at least. The extra cost for vehicle rentals is offset by labor hours done in-house.

All the "small" windows and the front doors are installed. Now the important thing is the large windows, especially in the basement. Because there the vapor barrier has to be installed before starting with the screed.

Sanitary work started yesterday. At the same time, the balconies were sealed yesterday as well.

Really great progress and very nice to see how the whole family works together and sticks together.

Keep it up!

Nice how it continues.

Then involve the female offspring as well. It is up to the fathers whether girls can handle hammer, drill, and so on.
My little one loves everything that can be worked on with hammer and screwdriver. She is really good at it too.

Very good point. In general, my female offspring is allowed to do "everything" as well. Even at a young age, she helped me with car repairs. Getting dirty is also encouraged. However, during the recent hot days, she preferred to spend time in the water rather than on the construction site. Yesterday, they installed a Christmas tree. I didn’t notice it while compacting and was quite surprised when I saw the result. Both of them went off, grabbed the branch and the piece of insulation, worked on it with the hammer, and straightened the tree. Probably because we mentioned in the morning before daycare that we would celebrate Christmas in the new house...