Future Vision: Construction Sins of Today

Also bei uns braucht man dazu keine Genehmigung ....

then you are building in a strange country. Zimbabwe? In Germany, everything is regulated. § 22 BlmSchG is your point of contact. Here, the lower building supervision authority demanded a change or adjustment of the heat pump during the building application process, as the state environmental protection office determined that within the sound power level (?) of our heat pump there is a construction site where a room potentially requiring protection could be built. A reduction during night operation was recommended as an approvable solution; however, for the sake of good neighborly relations, we were strongly advised to use a different model. And now you again.

So with us, no one cared at all about which heating system was installed. Even a permit was not required. And even if it was, as long as no one checks, it is pointless.

I have checked. Yes, the type of heating is registered in the building application. Thus, it is probably also part of the approval.

then you are building in a strange country. Zimbabwe? In Germany, everything is regulated. § 22 BlmSchG is your contact point. Here, the lower building supervision authority demanded a change or adjustment of the heat pump during the building application process because the State Office for Environmental Protection found that within the sound power level (?) of our heat pump there is a construction site where a potentially protected room could be built.

A reduction in night operation was recommended as an approvable solution; however, for the sake of good neighborliness, another model was strongly suggested to us.

And now you again.

Yes, it is registered in the building application, but it does not say which one, how loud, or where I put it.... Bavaria.

And now you come. You are probably the one from Zimbabwe.

In SH it also does not say which one and where it is located, well, that can possibly be inferred from the plans.

These egg-timer-shaped lights that shine up and down on the facade or at the staircase.

Venetian blinds that look like those from the office building