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Where do you get a filigree ceiling from?

Through the chamfered joint. Generally, there is nothing against it if you like the look. I am one of them too.

There will probably be a light well at the basement window. If you design it asynchronously so that it matches the kitchen window, I could imagine that it won't be so noticeable anymore...

There won’t be a light well there, because it won’t be backfilled. You can see that from the Styrofoam.

That definitely sticks out a bit from the line now. No desire to discuss that. Once flowers grow there, only my southern neighbor can admire the artwork there.

Surely a light well will be installed at the basement window. If it’s shaped asynchronously so that it matches the kitchen window, I could imagine that it won’t stand out so much...

So it’s supposed to become a "light court." Light court, light well... in my vocabulary, that’s all mixed up. It will definitely be a—hopefully—pretty area to let daylight in and look nice somehow.

What is the reason for using different insulation around the basement window?

Yes, the white area will be plastered.

There won’t be a light well because it won’t be filled in. You can see that by the Styrofoam.

Exactly

Housekeeping room is now also plastered and ready to be painted next week. We have also shuttered and poured the heat pump foundation.

Utility room is now also plastered and ready to be painted next week. We have also shuttered and poured the heat pump foundation.

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At first, I thought this was a base for the washing machine. Why a separate foundation for the heat pump?

I first thought this was a base for the washing machine. Why a separate foundation for the heat pump?

I would be interested in that too? I've never seen that there is an extra foundation for it. Normally it just goes on top of the finished floor covering later, after the screed, right?