That is correct. But doesn’t every firmly anchored carport or terrace roof do the same? You just have to find a solution to create a support surface for the roof without damaging the masonry. Probably best at the height of the intermediate ceiling at the ring beam. No idea how such a thing works sensibly. Alternatively, put a second wall next to it. But I don’t understand why the energy saving ordinance should then be at risk. With aerated concrete or Poroton, that is probably all easier than with sand-lime brick with insulation.
Garage external dimensions 6.50 x 9 m
24 hollow block plan stones (attached to the house with insulation mat in between)
Gable roof with waterproof sub-roof & clay tiles
Floor slab with screed and Korodur hard material scatter
Interior plaster
Colored exterior plaster with base
5.50 x 2.25 Hörmann BiSecur garage door
Side entrance door + 2 windows RC2
Electrical including distribution board
Thank you for your answers. According to our calculation, we are at about €42,000 without any personal contribution, but that will still be included. They will be 24 cm hollow blocks. After the construction, I will take the trouble to calculate what the garage has cost.