haydee
2018-11-12 11:54:41
- #1
This is worse than the sketch from yesterday
Floor plan tube house L-shape triangular plot including oak tree
- Erstellt am 2018-11-04 10:54:33
ypg
2018-11-12 12:08:02
- #2
That would now be to scale, based on your hand sketch and Google Maps.
Honestly, why does anyone buy something like that? I'm writing it for the third time now: Under the conditions, the plot is not buildable, not even with boundary construction on the street side. I put two red arrows there so you can see how serious the situation really is. I thought it was bad, but the reality is even worse.
Or it is a mistake and the 1.5m distance only has to be kept from the trunk?
Hm, but it doesn't make sense now to just put the tree somewhere on the line at random. If you move the trunk 5 meters to the left, you would have space for a 6-meter-wide house. Of course, there's still something in between.
By the way, there are great narrow houses, many are awarded or nominated in architecture. But they don't suit everyone.
Lumpi_LE
2018-11-12 12:20:38
- #3
Well, a creative architect can definitely make something out of that. 3x70m² GFA can definitely be achieved. Timber frame, lots of glass.
hanse987
2018-11-12 12:29:52
- #4
The large diameter of the oak also comes from the fact that it is a multi-stemmed oak. A photo with the property on it can be found on the developer's homepage of the Tuchmacherviertel under "das Gelände". The sketches with the tree position are already visually very close to the picture. Possibly the trunk is slightly more to the left.
kaho674
2018-11-12 12:46:39
- #5
Hmm, but it makes no sense now to just randomly place the tree somewhere on the line. If you move the trunk 5 meters to the left, you would have space for 6 meters of house width. Of course, there is also something in between
No, look, Google Maps is underneath and the tree is placed quite precisely.
You don't have to build on every little corner in the city. In my opinion, something like that belongs to it. Undo the purchase, if possible. Everything else is nonsense.
ypg
2018-11-12 12:55:34
- #6
No, look, Google Maps is underneath and the tree is placed quite precisely.
You don't have to build on every little corner in the city. In my opinion, that belongs to it. Reverse the purchase if possible. Everything else is nonsense.
And if you also have to subtract 2 meters at the bottom, oh dear... when on the phone, you unfortunately only see half, and scrolling eats up data volume...
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