Floor plan proposals - What works, what doesn't?

We did that in the last plan.. However, due to the lighting conditions, different windows were installed... Absolutely nothing may be changed afterwards.. This has been messed up.. And the larger windows cannot be pushed further out... But we only know that now..

None of this would have happened if you had uploaded your final draft. Would have, could have, should have. You didn't. Now it is what it is. I wonder why you still posted the plan here now, when half of it is already built.

So a bricklayer isn’t stupid. Moving a window x cm further to the right or left, they couldn’t care less. [...] And of course the roller shutters move with it.

Did you have your own words in mind there:

Take another look at the exterior view,

that it can’t be moved because of the gable and the proximity to the roof..

I took a close look at the exterior view and came to the conclusion: a) a 62.5 cm shift (for the bedroom and children’s room, each towards the roof edge) should be possible; b) however, the inspection flap of the roller shutter could then already abut the finished roof soffit at one corner. Therefore, the option

One could also simply make the bedroom window narrower.

might be "the solution" in combination – I’m thinking about 25 cm narrower.

Absolutely nothing may be changed afterwards..

Which god says that – the Prime Minister personally? – Revisions are always possible. And this is a perfectly usual one; for the pros, this can’t be a first.

The developer says that.. We received the final construction plan 3 weeks ago.. And according to the developer, nothing could be changed after that.. So earlier posting wouldn't have helped either.. Windows and masonry must not be altered.. Only for high surcharges..

Yeah, but then you can just close all of this now, right...? I mean really, what’s the point of asking about errors now? *pondering*

Windows and masonry must not be altered..

Amen. Where there’s a Wöller, there’s a way Either a cabinet width of max. 270 cm is enough, or the builder has to be annoyed once more.