Jurahaus floor plan - early project phase

The garage really does not fit the view of the house from the street side. I would separate house and garage. The hillside side also looks like a building from the 70s/80s. Not much is left of the Jura house.

The separation of living and garden is suboptimal. I had that with small children and a baby. Never again. Such a staircase is a big obstacle over a few years and then again later. I don't like walking with socks on the way to the WC through the street dirt that you track in with shoes. The kitchen is small and has even more displaced work surfaces because of the door to the balcony.

The basement may not be as bright as planned due to the large balcony. I fear family going up and down, the house with the large garage that is also partly cellar will exceed your budget. Don't forget the outdoor area and the incidental construction costs, both of which are expensive on a slope.

That would give me a lot to think about.



If the building authority lets that pass, I as a neighbor would go on the barricades.

4 min??? I hope you don’t ignore this kind notice. Any delays and additional planning costs due to a rescheduling will be at your expense.

If the building authority approves this, I as a neighbor would go up in arms.

Why? Because of the high view? There is no neighbor on that side.

4 min??? I hope you do not ignore this kind hint. Any delays and additional planning costs due to a redesign will be your responsibility.

What is the deal with the 4 minutes? I read the development plan before we bought the property and we clarified beforehand that the 6.50m from the top edge of the ground floor ceiling (OKRFB EG) apply.

that the 6.50m from the top edge of the foundation wall ground floor (OKRFB EG) applies

Is it also clarified in which height range (403 or 405.5 m) the building authority expects this OKRFB EG? In other words, is the reference point clarified?