Floor plan single-family house in Rhineland-Palatinate

That does not exist yet - that's how I understood it.

Then the question arises why you insist on so many things you really have no clue about. Then I hope you either get an architect who tells you the way to go or that the architect turnover doesn't get too high. It will come down to one of these two :-) Then good luck and I am curious, if I'm still here, what the final result will be.

Would it be okay with you if the neighbors contacted you and tried to persuade you to change the roof pitch to their liking, even though your project complies with the building permit?

Not just my neighbors. As a regularly baptized Christian who often strolls through the residential area, I would very much appreciate it if all neighbors spent less energy practicing neighborly hatred at the fence. Neighborhood is not a one-way street – if I can restrain myself from being deliberately nasty, Hubert and Elfriede will sometimes help shovel my snow and won’t roll their bin so close to my driveway on trash collection day.

Consideration doesn’t hurt, and communication is not persuasion.

Furthermore, I am convinced that aesthetics also have something to do with harmony. Both in proportions – except for Wright, I have never seen pleasing ultra-flat hipped roofs anywhere – and in the sense that I can also ruin my house by uncoordinatedly jabbing it like a spike into the surrounding ensemble.

Peace, brother, building is not war!

Building is not a war!

That will be the quote of the day today:-)

Not only my neighbors. As a regularly baptized Christian who often walks around the building area, I would greatly appreciate it if all neighbors spent less energy practicing neighborly hatred over the fence. Neighborhood is not a one-way street – if I can refrain from being deliberately nasty, Hubert and Elfriede also sometimes shovel my snow, and on garbage collection day they don’t roll their bin so close to my driveway.

Consideration doesn’t hurt, and understanding isn’t yet pestering.

Furthermore, I am convinced that aesthetics also has something to do with harmony. Both in proportions – except for Wright, I have never seen pleasing ultra-flat hipped-roof buildings anywhere else – and in the sense that I can also ruin my house by uncoordinatedly ramming it like a thorn into the surrounding ensemble.

Peace, brother, building is not a war!

I agree with you: Nobody wants or needs any trouble. And calm down: We will tackle the roof issue again in a well-founded way. In the sense of what suits us and what makes technical sense. Nevertheless, Albert doesn’t have to tell me what kind of car I have to drive or whether my kitchen should be yellow or red. I think there are definitely nuances there. Agreements are especially important at the shared property boundaries. And no, my house will be neither pink nor bright green :-)

And no, my house will be neither pink nor bright green :)

.... he said and made it baby blue!

That will be the quote of the day today

I agree with you: Nobody wants or needs any squabble.

Nevertheless, we are currently living in a phase where one probably cannot write it often enough in the autograph books of those wishing to build: The purpose of a development plan is not to serve as a legal basis for neighborly conflict - but to ensure so much peace that the builders only have to add the joy and the icing on the cake :-)