Is it possible to build a new building for 900€ per m²?

And in NRW there is then an obligation for you regarding photovoltaics. You MUST install it for new buildings from 2025 onwards. Maybe it also has to be installed so that the necessary values for new buildings can somehow be achieved, because without photovoltaics the house is "too bad". That is just speculation – I don’t know.

However, this speculation is likely to hit the mark. By the way, these are the typical extras of the category "we show you how little surcharge we apply to political-technical developments": something you will mandatorily need for first approval of your product in the coming calendar year is already included "now". Usually for the reason alone that for such mandatory equipment the decisive date is not the date of signing the purchase contract, but the date of the building permit or actual start of construction. So from that perspective this goodie is no longer really an "option". It will also not be more than the minimal fulfillment of formal requirements. Whoever seriously wants to include photovoltaics in their concept will request a larger variant.

So in your opinion it can work to build an architect-designed house with EL for 1,600–1,800€ per m2? With cheap/low-cost equipment.

At what price can be determined. Yes, in principle individual planning is also the most suitable way for people with lower demands than the target group of a house provider. An "architect-designed house" does not have to be only for people who consider themselves better or those with an allegedly unique sense of individuality. My clients are by no means snooty nouveau riche.

At what price can it be determined. Yes, in principle, individual planning is also the most suitable way for people with lower demands than the target group of a house provider. An "architect-designed house" does not have to be something only for people who consider themselves better or those with a supposedly unique concept of individuality. My clients are all by no means pretentious nouveau riche.

If that is the case, before I turn to a consultant from a company, I will contact an architect here in the region and then plan with them how I imagine an affordable but solid house and see in which areas I can provide own work with friends and family.

Did your acquaintance build that some time ago? Twenty years ago, it was much cheaper.

If that is the case, before I turn to a consultant from a company, I will approach an architect here in the region and then plan with them how I imagine an affordable but solid house and see in which areas I can contribute own work with friends and family.

No, not a "consultant from a company," I always meant an independent consultant (i.e., one you pay yourself and who is only committed to your best interest and does not sell you anything besides their service). I myself will have free appointments again next year, but I have also mentioned several suitable colleagues here multiple times (and that an architect—which I also offer to help find—can be such a consultant). The consultation is provided by me nationwide (easily fully online), and I have just recently mentioned several colleagues here: —if the consultant is supposed to be an architect themselves, the best region (if place of residence and building location are not identical) is that of the building site.

At what price can it be determined. Yes, in principle, individual planning is also the most suitable way for people with lower demands than the target group of a house provider. An "architect's house" does not have to be for people who consider themselves better or those with a supposedly unique concept of individuality. My clients are by no means aloof nouveau riche.

I wanted to revisit the question of whether it is possible to build a house for €1,600 to €1,800 per m2 including EL, I have researched again now and almost everywhere it says that an architect's house is possible from a minimum of €2,400 per m2. Building a house is quite complicated...

Addition: I am talking about a house without frills with simple floor plans with laminate instead of wooden floorboards, small window areas, and also without [Rollladen].