Hanging house in the Southwest Palatinate - Our House Construction 2.0

If it is still possible, I would also like to change the walls for the children's rooms etc. to calcium silicate regarding sound and, if possible, switch to 17.5 cm.

if it is still possible, I would also change the walls for the children's rooms etc. to calcium silicate with regard to sound and, if possible, go to 17.5 cm.

All interior walls should be made of calcium silicate stone.

I haven’t been very active here lately – have you already been able to sell the other house since you have already moved?

Otherwise: stylistically, we are worlds apart, but that’s not the problem. You have to like it.
However, I also noticed the very different windows. In a very modern, minimalist style, that can work wonderfully as a design element; in a house like this, I would expect more harmony and symmetry.
Good thing the utility room got a window!
I would separate the private area upstairs from the hallway with a door and also close off the stairs to that area. Then Child1 or Child2 can sometimes walk naked from their room to the bathroom without Aunt Erna watching when she comes for coffee. It doesn’t have to be a wall; frosted glass or something in drywall that simply blocks the clear view of the sleeping area is completely sufficient.

All interior walls must be KS stone.

It is agreed in the contract to use pumice stone, or rather, climate-light block is written on the pallets.

I haven’t been very active here lately – have you already been able to sell the other house, now that you have moved?

Yes, we have sold it. We have temporarily moved into a family-owned house. It was quite run-down, but with the help of the united family, we have made it habitable. So, to be honest, I don’t feel particularly comfortable, but for the duration it’s a good thing because we have enough space, also for home office and child number 2, who is on the way. ♥

Aside from that, progress has been made. Lintels and exterior sealing work have begun.
The interior walls will take a few more days of work, our contractor said today. Otherwise, we have to wait for the concrete ceiling, which will come only in mid-October. Nothing could be done earlier. After that, work will continue with the second floor and then the roof beams.
The goal is for the house to be weather-tight before winter.

We have appointments with the bathroom planner and are looking for a kitchen studio over the next 2-3 weeks.
Regarding the kitchen, we are considering leaving out the small side wall (next to the tall cabinets, towards the stairs). The contractor suggested this. He said that way, we wouldn’t be tied to a specific kitchen row width.
What do you think? Good idea or not?

Child number 2, which has set off on its way. ♥

How nice!!! Congratulations and a pleasant pregnancy despite the house-building (stress).

How wonderful!!! Congratulations and a nice pregnancy despite the house-building (stress).

Is it already here or still in production? :-) In any case: congratulations. How old is your son? Around 2 or 3, right?
Our son is as old as our house/build, so 8 months. We went to the hospital and the bricklayers came.
You already have building experience... I have to say, the child is a walk in the park compared to house construction. Although with us, nothing is going wrong or significantly delayed yet. But I just can’t stand craftsmen anymore and these many decisions (floors, wallpaper, etc.) are so hard for us. I am glad it is coming to an end and hopefully, we will move by the end of the year. But you now have great support from your family, so you manage it with the child(ren) as well, and you now know what you want and what you don’t. House building 2.0, basically :-)
Looking forward to more from you and the house!