Floor plan planning shortly before submitting the building application

Just swap the desk and the wall unit - it's easier to integrate the pipe into the wall unit and it won't stand out at all, e.g. as a CD compartment or something like that.

I didn’t want to have the door behind me when I’m sitting at the desk! Besides, all the electrical wiring is already done. That would all have to be redone.

Why can't such a pipe be planned in the wall???

I have now also asked this question in writing, along with the statement that this absolutely cannot remain as it is.

I have never seen anything like that before, with all kinds of boxed-in areas everywhere in the rooms, sometimes only at the top as well, like in the office at the bottom left of the plan.

Put shelves on the wall and pull the desk further forward. Who knows what the [Abkofferung] is good for. Ok, it’s annoying, but you always have a Plan B, which, because it is improvised, doesn’t fall into the category "everything planned, everything polished and therefore boring." I wouldn’t like to have the door at my back either!

Sorry, but with a new build by an architect (!!!), obviously supervised by another consultant and still the general contractor, I would never tolerate something like that. Then I might as well run the heating and electrical lines surface-mounted... I once had a conversation about the topic of boxing-in with our architect and YES, it is possible if you think about it beforehand and are reasonably skilled in your profession as an architect....

Not tolerating that should have happened at the latest before signing the execution planning.

Apparently, such a general contractor is more oriented towards the mass market than towards an individual architect's house.

Where does it say "DD 35/14 waste pipe offset in ceiling"? I always thought you have a small boxed-in section or something at the top

No, not under, but in the ceiling the waste pipe should be offset.

But now there is a thick pipe going from top to bottom right in the middle of the room wall from top to bottom.

Then it was done differently than drawn.

What did you think the waste pipe running on the wall would mean?

There is no waste pipe drawn running on (in front of) the wall.

Why can’t such a pipe be planned flush in the wall???

It is planned in the wall, that’s why there is the 20 cm wide wall groove.

Construction workers should be able to read that!

Who knows what the boxing-in is good for.

None was planned – that needs to be revised and done as drawn.

Not tolerating that should have happened at the latest before signing the execution planning.

The pipe is drawn in the wall, why should you have signed it otherwise?
I would have already complained if a box was supposed to go "through the desk." The waste pipe in front of the wall is on the cabinet side, and only there.

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Very interesting. I would have interpreted the "Kasten" in the plan as boxing out, but admittedly I also don't have advanced reading skills for such plans.

If you are right (which I assume), the poor Hotzenplotz will once again be given extra gray hairs :/