Is exterior plastering possible before interior plastering in summer?

Were always open day and night.

Ok, I am a little afraid because of burglary. The craftsmen probably still have tools lying around.

What are they supposed to have there? When plastering and screed arrive, nothing happens at first, break. So why should the craftsmen leave their tools there?

Ok, I'm a little afraid because of burglary. The craftsmen probably still have tools lying around.

Short-term (about 15 minutes), repeated (4-5 times daily) airing by fully opening the windows is much more effective anyway. Between airing, the air should be heated in some way.
The logic behind this: Warm air can absorb more moisture than cold air. By constantly tilting the windows, you therefore lose far too much heat, and airing by fully opening the windows is significantly more effective.

But constantly tilting the windows can of course also be a solution if you cannot/will not take the time for regular airing by fully opening the windows.

It is midsummer. The air moving in there has even 20 degrees in SH. A draft was never wrong.

What are they supposed to have there? When plaster and screed arrive, nothing happens at first, pause. So why should the craftsmen leave their tools there?

That is of course true again. They will hardly steal the plaster from the walls

It is midsummer. The air that comes in there is even 20 degrees in SH. Draft was never wrong.

Yeah, let's see how warm it actually still is then. Unfortunately, this summer is quite humid after all, at least here in the Rhineland.