dieJulia
2023-03-08 15:07:24
- #1
With a little "window change," the garden from draft #89 won't get any bigger, and due to the lack of a site plan, it seems that in #1 it wasn't even recognized that the neighbor's garage or the own carport darkens the living spaces.
That's exactly your problem. You simply can't accept that we have indeed recognized, discussed, and classified it as acceptable for us, since other things have a higher priority for us. Just because you don't want to understand that we have already thoroughly discussed it, on the property, on paper, etc. etc. etc., does not mean it hasn't taken place. By the way, it is quite presumptuous to believe that only you or the people you deem worthy are capable of recognizing the obvious just because you don't want to discuss every little detail with you. And now, let's get to the point, because unlike you, an amateur forum user, the draft from #89 was actually made by an architect who, of course, had the site in view. I just traced it. Yes, somehow I already expected such an arrogant comment because that's your style. If I weren't such a cheerful person, a lonely tear would now roll down my cheek out of pity.
But how glad are we that you remind us again that in a finite space, depending on the dimensions, there is a larger or smaller free area. Someone paid attention in elementary school. Brilliant! These fundamental things would have almost slipped past us and the architect. Thanks for that.
And no, if you really believe that your suggestions (which are now really found in abundance in similar form on the internet) would take into account what I tried to implement in a plan including all existing facts/problems, like the tree, the driveway, etc. etc. etc., then you simply have a problem with comprehending information. However, I have to admit that these are indeed quite scattered throughout the thread and therefore somewhat difficult to grasp.
But I will actually stay out of it here now and say goodbye with a bow.