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What drives the price so high?

Mainly the land and then a few special requests. It is the sum of the details. Glass folding walls, for example. All craftsmen come from the region and are reputable companies. The prices are fair, not best-price. Good work must also be well paid. The people on the construction site are in a good mood, the tone is very good, so far all arrangements work smoothly. What we cannot afford, we simply do not do instead of pushing down the price – and we still had many ideas...

So, the building application is (verbally confirmed) approved, demolition is almost finished and the slab will come the week after next. And then hopefully I can finally show pictures soon that do justice to the thread title

It is always great when you see progress. Demolition is progress! Good luck

Next week it will be covered!

The foreman told me that they had to increase the knee wall from 75cm to 88cm so that the roller shutter boxes would work... is it really that simple? Wouldn't a new building permit application be necessary then?

Off to the builder or architect, they should clarify that! In the worst case, your clearance areas no longer fit, and in the very worst case, you have to have the 13 cm removed.

Is it that simple? Wouldn't you then have to submit a new exemption request?

Off to the contractor or architect, they should clarify that!

If the height specification has already been fully utilized in the planning, it could be tough. But I wonder what the architect planned there, he should have known during planning what materials would be used and what dimensions the parts have?

sometimes it's simply good to keep your mouth shut... where there is no plaintiff, there is no judge...