House Pictures Chat Corner - Show off your house pictures!

: I thought you wanted to project nicer neighboring houses onto the greenscreen. Is that a sound barrier forest for a country road in the background?
: what is that strange format change on some walls at about 70 cm height?

: I thought you wanted to project nicer neighboring houses onto the greenscreen. Is that a soundproof forest for a country road in the background?

No, that is a completely "normal" forest, behind it are allotment gardens. There is an access road there, but no country road. As soon as we get closer to our sales target for the current house, I will also publish the complete development plan etc. in my original thread. I just don't want to take up your energy and time at such an early stage, only when it becomes more concrete. Hmm, if I publish everything, then you all know where I live, right? Not that I mind.

Hmm, if I publish everything, then you all also know where I live, right? Not that I mind.

...well then.... .....Hooooome construction forum inauguration paaarteyyy!! Or you black out all location-related information.

Or you black out all location-related info.

I’m already announcing this: the next person who does that will forgo my advice. Location-related info is the most important thing for property assessments. And one more P.S. on the topic of greenscreen & co: keyword "Friesenhaus decision" – surrounding houses may be shown if this is done without technical aids (photographer climbs a ladder or similar), only people should be anonymized. But cropping out the skyline from property pictures until you basically only see curb and grass is as unnecessary as it is unhelpful.

I suspect you mean the two pictures of the garage. It has to do with the property boundary; more precisely, about 3cm on our side there is a fence that belongs to the neighboring property, a kindergarten. Long story short. We could not place the garage exactly on the boundary as originally planned; the kindergarten would have only allowed a temporary removal of the fence at our expense. Since the fence's foundations naturally take up additional space, the garage's floor plan had to be different from the original plan and in the end this is what resulted. I can’t tell you the exact details off the top of my head anymore. Our architect of course explained it to us. But I didn’t memorize it in detail.

I'll already announce this: the next person who does that will forfeit my advice. Location-specific information is the most important thing for property assessments.

What do you mean by that? Almost everyone here blacks out the street name and/or place name.
What relevance is that supposed to have for house planning?