Floor plan design single-family house on south-facing slope

Edit: Just don't take any plan or sketch with you! Simply submit the wish list without specifying a solution approach. Cross out everything on the sheet that is optional - especially the positioning of the house, garage, and rooms. Just let it happen. If he suggests something, you can still say yes or no.

Hello JensDos, "jumped off" are certainly those who underestimated the slope. Although with 2 available and 6 reserved of the total 41 plots (the rest are sold), you can't really speak of "many dropouts". And the "requirements" are publicly available. Therefore, you can also inform yourself accordingly in advance. Our neighbors who started building had no problems with the ground. Therefore, I cannot say that the soil is bad. We are about to sign our construction contract. By the way, one of the two available plots is next to us. We can gladly exchange information on this, but due to the lack of posts, I also cannot start a conversation and I am reluctant to post my data here publicly.

however, due to a lack of contributions, I also cannot start a conversation

Hello JensDos,

Those who "dropped out" are certainly ones who underestimated the slope. However, with 2 available and 6 reserved out of a total of 41 plots (the rest are sold), you can’t really speak of "many who dropped out." And the "requirements" are publicly accessible. In this respect, you can also inform yourself accordingly beforehand.
Our neighbors who have started building had no problems with the soil. Therefore, I cannot say that the soil is bad. We are about to sign our construction contract. By the way, one of the two free plots is next to us. We can gladly exchange information on this, but due to the lack of posts, I also cannot start a conversation and I would rather not post my data publicly here.

Yes, that is totally annoying. But the municipality wants to prevent three-story houses from being visible from the south.

That's right… without the dormers nothing works, unfortunately. But again here: you always have to make some sort of compromise.