Future Vision: Construction Sins of Today

The information is, to my knowledge, for statistical purposes and is indeed part of the application, but not relevant for approval.

I checked. Yes, the type of heating is entered in the building application. So it is probably also part of the approval.

The information is, to my knowledge, for statistical purposes and is indeed part of the application, but not relevant for approval.

These egg-timer-shaped lights that shine up and down on the facade or next to the stairway.

I don't consider unscrewing a lamp to be a building sin.

I also tend to prefer uniform gray/anthracite with a white facade. Preferably with cladding as an accent.

Since anthracite-colored windows are still being installed and are repeatedly mentioned here, a quick question:

Can windows with aluminum cladding (not foil-covered) actually be painted?

For all movable things, I agree with . And when I think of my parents' house, it was renovated anyway after about 20 years. But you have to be able to endure the tiles for that long.

Anthracite-colored windows with aluminum window sills.
Prefer window sills made of granite.

Aluminum window sills is a good hint. I said before construction that I didn’t want any. You can hear every drop then. When choosing the windows, everyone recommended aluminum and of course they said they were quiet because there is a great anti-drumming strip underneath. No way. You get used to it, just like you get used to weather on the Velux window. But it’s not the smartest solution, it’s the cheapest.