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They have finally started installing the windows for me... I hope the house will be weather-tight by Christmas, there are only two weeks left :

I'll just say something about the view: amazing

State?

The exterior basement walls were successfully erected.

Erecting finished walls - that's called a "prefabricated basement," right? It is probably significantly cheaper than a basement built "stone by stone." How does this compare to an on-site cast/formwork basement?

Do you also have warm basement rooms, meaning how do you insulate the concrete walls?

But to each their own. Visually, this webbing is for me in the 21st century an absolute fail,

Excuse me... I am an archaeologist and therefore into old things.

Forgive me...I am an archaeologist and therefore into old stuff

Do you also have such a cool hat and a whip?

Presumably rather a passenger transport license

Installing prefabricated walls – that's called a "prefabricated basement," right? It's probably significantly cheaper than a basement built "stone by stone." How does that compare to a "cast-in-place / shuttered" basement?

Do you also have warm basement rooms, meaning how do you insulate the concrete walls?

In terms of price, the masonry option would actually be somewhat cheaper, as there is quite a lot of rebar in the walls. However, we used WU concrete + black tank (had to use it) for the exterior walls because we are building at the bottom of a slope and have hydrostatic pressure. The interior walls are built from sand-lime bricks. The basement has full living space quality (including the garages). The exterior is insulated with 16 cm XPS.