Please show the plan again oriented to north and indicate which is the desired plot.
"Up is north." Unfortunately, I have nothing else from the GEOPORTAL.
Without specifications from the development plan and heights, one cannot help further here. According to your information, there is a 13% slope to the street.
The development plan says: The ground floor may be max 50 cm above the street. We find that very little, don’t we?
And I am normally someone who likes to help. But if your hands are tied while helping, then you’d rather move on to the next patient—who bleeds less heavily but cooperates better. That the crumbs tossed out by the questioners are unfortunately only seemingly clear and meaningful happens regularly with laypeople—then you quickly resort to other sources to fill the foundational gaps. That cannot be done with blacked-out reference points. Only the Tannenstraße you left visible—but there are hundreds of those; I will definitely not search through them. Therefore, every OP is also the architect of his own misfortune ;-)
You say crumbs, for me it was clear. I don’t really know which information is needed. I thought it was clear?
I don’t understand that either. Why does the OP think he achieves the best results with as little information as possible? With such a small plot and on a slope, it’s especially difficult. :rolleyes: It will probably come down to a basement and an upper floor.
For me, it was just clear. Didn’t know what else one usually needs?
Why don’t you understand it? Maybe he is doing something great today in this summer weather… he hasn’t been here since yesterday and very likely hasn’t even read the follow-up questions yet (otherwise I would be “complaining” as well if he had been online 3-5 times since then)
Yes, we had a small family incident over the weekend. That’s why I haven’t been online anymore. But many thanks already for all the help. This morning the builder came up with the idea to "half" dig into the slope. So exposing one side for the windows and placing a garage in the other corner.