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Used the good weather once more to finish the entrance for this year.
Nothing big but still it already looks quite different. Planted a few yews, installed two lamps, and filled the splash guard...
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(Cables still need to be hidden)

Wow. That’s the nice thing about building a house, you see how everything gets more and more beautiful step by step. And depending on mood and desire, you can achieve a different effect with just a few simple steps.

works for us only because of the large property and the view of the field. One half of the living room is completely covered with windows, and I imagine that would be rather difficult in a "typical" new housing development.

only works for us because of the large plot and the view of the field. One half of the living room is completely covered with windows, and I imagine that would be rather difficult in a "typical" new development area.

We will also have a view of the field and forest at the back and have decided on several patio doors instead of full glazing. I would have preferred even more, but since I am also paying attention to symmetrical distribution (ground floor and upper floor) on each exterior wall, it wouldn’t have fit with the floor plan upstairs. As soon as I have meaningful documents, I will post them here, you surely have good ideas on how I can circumvent the laws of physics.

Sure, order all glass in this dreadful Satinato

but since I also pay attention to a symmetrical layout (EG and OG) on each exterior wall, it wouldn’t have fit upstairs with the floor plan.

The best architects break symmetry for a good cause and the view remains wonderful. If you prefer living inside and looking outside instead of the other way around, I would sacrifice symmetry anytime for a good view.

The best architects break symmetry for a good cause and the view remains wonderful.

I absolutely believe you. But we cannot afford the best architects.