Floor plan of a single-family house 240 m² with a partially built-over garage

And one more addition: to achieve something like this in single-family house construction, well (=comfortable) planned rooms that are also optimized in terms of construction technology and building physics and can be created within the budget framework, the architectural training takes many years.

As for the preliminary building inquiry, I am relying on the experience of the builder, but I will probably bring up the option again.

The preliminary building inquiry is made before performance phase 3; you rarely get to the builder less than four months later. In between are costly planning phases in terms of time and money (which may then be wasted).

One can only wish a lot of luck here. Learning through experience is known to be the hardest way, and with about 700k in tuition fees, it is also well paid.

For luck, I would cautiously add reason as well. The tuition fee is not "everything"; at the time of realization (as here freshly lamented in the example of by ) you have your building plot contaminated with the corpus delicti of your mistake, which besides the sustainability aspect is also economically too young to clear the property of it again. Checking this before committing is already a very worthwhile idea.

Is there a finalized plan here by now?

No, there is no finished plan yet.

Is there a finished plan here by now?

No, there is no finished plan yet.

Maybe you should have asked for a finished preliminary draft, since many questioners understand a "finished" plan only as the "final" draft that is already in the building authority's inbox.

Maybe you should have asked for a finished preliminary draft, since many questioners understand a "finished" plan only as the "final" draft that is already in the building authority's inbox.

That's exactly what I expected after 3 months. Well, some just take their time. Maybe one is waiting for falling prices.