Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

Statics is something solid and not approximate – I have the impression that the statics must be submitted with the building application (but I could be mistaken)

At least it was like that for us. Makes sense anyway. A permit is pointless if it later turns out that the thing collapses like a house of cards.

Statics is something solid and not approximate - I have the impression that the statics have to be submitted with the building application (but I could be wrong)

I thought so too, but I submitted our application days ago and the statics were only commissioned in parallel. Maybe it also varies by federal state.

We submitted the application without static calculations. The static calculations are now being worked on as part of the detailed and execution planning.

Ok I'll take a look. You can also work with the current dimensions otherwise. It's not poorly planned. There is still enough storage space. We would just have to [verkoffern] the kitchen, if that's what it's called. It also looks good. Only the kitchen seller advised me against [verkoffern]. He said it damages the kitchen appliances. Does anyone know anything about that? I find many pictures of [verkofferten] kitchens on the internet. Do kitchen studios usually do that or do you always have to do it yourself?

Do a few centimeters really make such a difference in the structural engineering?

Well, you can’t just simply reuse the same calculation as if the changes didn’t exist.

The structural engineering hasn’t been done yet.

We submitted the application without structural engineering. Structural engineering is now being worked on as part of the detailed and execution planning.

I am extremely astonished by that – considering how Bavaria is usually so proud that with an NRW high school diploma you should basically only be allowed to take a Tai Chi course at the adult education center.

We would then just have to box in the kitchen, if that’s what it’s called.

I only understand Klingon (???).

That damages the kitchen appliances.

I've never heard that before and can't think of any reason why that should be the case. At most, if you don't pay attention to the ventilation of the refrigerator.