icandoit
2021-02-21 10:33:46
- #1
I often find the ironic way of writing quite funny. Only when you yourself are addressed do you see it differently.Just don’t read it ;) The staircase doesn’t matter at all right now, so not even worth a comment!
Large window front on the west side
- Erstellt am 2021-02-17 15:19:48
Hangman
2021-02-22 09:26:50
- #2
Dear , even if you really aren’t good with stairs, I would like to go back fifty posts and praise you for the property selection :) Those two do seem to be the cream of the crop. Now grab one of them and then we’ll meet here again and talk about the ridge direction. Good luck!
Kati2022
2021-02-22 21:43:34
- #3
hm...I only hope for the best, but I suspect that many will apply for these building plots....very many... In the neighboring town, 30 plots were allocated a few months ago - points system. There were over 500 applicants!!! I will definitely get in touch then with more info. PS. I still don't understand the problem with the stairs... :p , can you give me a hint? ;)Now grab one of them and then we'll meet here again and talk more about the ridge direction.
11ant
2021-02-22 22:38:34
- #4
The staircase is a critical element of every floor plan; you can’t change anything about it without reshuffling all the cards (unless you have enough space for it and around it to maneuver all connections flexibly). Your staircase, including the "landing," is about 2.50 m long, but in Kerstin’s example collection, it is about 3.40 m. That means the staircase will protrude into the hallway by 90 cm compared to the sketch. You can’t just "smooth out" this difference in the final stages. The principle that a floor plan is a complex interconnected system of relationships applies especially strongly to the connecting element of the staircase. Otherwise, only bathrooms are as relationship-intensive as staircases. You can verify this anywhere where the clients want to postpone the decision about the exact arrangement: you have to easily calculate about three square meters of flexibility allowance (for an entire bathroom, less for a guest WC). You "should have" done the same here for the staircase (but you didn’t). Accordingly, your head will get hot if you continue working with the sketch.PS. I still haven’t understood the problem with the staircase... :p @11ant, can you give me a little hint? ;)
Kati2022
2021-02-23 11:46:51
- #5
The staircase is a critical element of every floor plan, you can’t change anything about it without reshuffling all the cards (unless you have so much space for it and around it that you can flexibly maneuver all the connections). Your staircase, including (!) the "landing," is about 2.50 m long, but in Kerstin’s example collection it is about 3.40. That means there are 90 cm that the staircase will "jut into" the hallway compared to the sketch. You can’t just "paint over" this difference in the final touches. The principle that a floor plan is a complex interconnected system of relationships applies especially strongly to the connecting element staircase. Otherwise, only bathrooms are really as relationship-intensive as staircases. You can check this anywhere where the builders want to postpone the decision about the exact arrangement: you always have to include a flexibility surcharge of about three square meters (for each whole bathroom, correspondingly less for a guest WC). You would have had to do the same here for the staircase (but you didn’t). Accordingly, your head will get hot if you continue working with the sketch.
Thanks for the detailed answer. Wouldn’t it have been like that from the very beginning? ;)
Kati2022
2021-03-11 21:16:59
- #6
I am getting in touch again. The countdown is running...
Starting tomorrow, you can apply for the plots. All 50 building plots are available, but only 25 will be allocated now. The next batch will be sold later.
Sales are based on a points system.
The edge plots cost €320/sqm, all others €290. Which ones would you choose?
Starting tomorrow, you can apply for the plots. All 50 building plots are available, but only 25 will be allocated now. The next batch will be sold later.
Sales are based on a points system.
The edge plots cost €320/sqm, all others €290. Which ones would you choose?