Hanging house in the Southwest Palatinate - Our House Construction 2.0

Currently, I can't get there to take photos without rubber boots. There's already a banked slope there. And it's muddy outside. But you wouldn't see anything anyway, because if I stand in the corner of the property and photograph into the property, you probably only see soil from the slope. The pile of earth will probably be distributed. There's still quite a bit open around the house. I think that will be filled around the house.

We also have a slope and under no circumstances will we plan a second terrace. For what/whom?!
We will fill in, and as much as we currently still have piles of earth left from the excavation. That is still quite a lot...
Towards the boundary, it will be retained with 1m L-shaped stones. Above that, it will be sloped and the embankment will be densely planted with low-maintenance shrubs. In the lower, deeper area, taller-growing shrubs or trees will be planted. Just by that, the slope will look smaller. In any case, we will plant the embankment so that it completely grows over and hopefully later requires little or no work. The whole thing can be done quite well by yourself (except for the L-shaped stone wall), and is not too expensive.

Towards the border, it is then retained with 1m L stones. Above that, it is graded and the slope is densely planted with low-maintenance shrubs.

That sounds low-maintenance and nice. Do you have a sketch of your plan or your own thread? Or photos?

We also have a slope and will definitely not plan a second terrace. For what/whom?!
We will fill in, namely as much as we currently still have earth piles left from the excavation. That’s still quite a bit...
Towards the border, it will then be secured with 1m L-stones. Above that, it will be sloped and the embankment densely planted with low-maintenance shrubs. In the lower, deeper area, shrubs or trees that grow more vertically will be planted. Just by that the slope will look smaller. In any case, we will plant the embankment so that it completely overgrows and hopefully later requires no or hardly any maintenance. The whole thing can be done well by yourself (except for the L-stone wall) and is not that expensive.

Not insignificant in the whole matter is not to make the calculation without the host – in other words: the neighbors located lower down who have to be spared from the draining surface water.