Floor plan of a duplex with apartments

Good – if we are not supposed to be confused by facts, then by what? This is one of the few parallels to the green forum: the know-it-alls who think they know everything want to build multi-family houses right away; here apparently three at once (B and C implies there should be at least one house A as well?). I am surprised that Yvonne does not use her favorite word "vermitteln" here: the half-meter height offset makes the pair of houses look as if plate tectonics had struck, meaning the property lies on the Saint Andreas Fault. In such a case, it could exceptionally appear more harmonious for the ensemble if it did not come in the style of double Lottchens. "Nine" is a great result when it comes to "three times three" – but otherwise? – how is one supposed to evaluate a floor plan if the scale to which it is supposed to conform is not given?

I am surprised that Yvonne does not bring up her favorite word "vermitteln" here:

Because it is not important here what the forum thinks.

And I don't see any plans at all...

And I don't see any plans at all...

Hm. They are probably shy of light - they were still there last night. No revelations, frankly. It was a semi-detached house that was not symmetrical in its width division, which along the party wall - following the property line - was height-shifted by half a meter.

I also don't see any pictures

The OP probably took that out since there was mostly criticism