Large window front - privacy and sun protection

The architect said that it is not a problem.

What is it that is not a problem?

Is it actually more about sun protection or privacy, or do you need both?

Of course, the person responsible for the thermal protection certificate is concerned with sun protection, keyword summer thermal protection. Seat protection also naturally plays a role. He said either external sun protection through [Raffstore/Zipscreen] or sun protection glass and internal sun protection.

Is it actually more about sun protection or privacy protection, or do you need both?

Definitely "and" - actually he would have needed only that - but for that one would have had to come earlier - protection from an architect who starts off randomly fulfilling client wishes that perhaps would have been better discussed away first. Zero problem works on Melmac

Of course, for the thermal protection verification person it is about sun protection, keyword summer thermal protection.

I already said: the problem is not the verification in theory, but you in practice.

Venetian blinds! Including wind sensors, they should roll up when it is too windy. It is rarely so windy in the height of summer, so you rarely have strong sunlight and too strong wind for Venetian blinds at the same time.

Venetian blinds! Including a wind sensor; if it's too windy, they should roll up. It's rarely so windy in midsummer, so you rarely have strong sunlight and strong wind for Venetian blinds at the same time.

That's why I asked. But if he wants privacy protection so that the neighbor doesn't look onto his plate from 4 p.m. in winter, then the risk is greater that the Venetian blinds will roll up when it's windy.

The facade is not that bad now, does it have an offset?

The advantage of the screens is the low installation height, meaning a small box, and they are NOT susceptible to wind. The light permeability can be chosen by selecting the fabric. The disadvantage is that they are more expensive and you cannot control the light entry like with a venetian blind.
Ours are too new to have experience with mold. However, one or two screens have wrinkles, I hope this is somehow a matter of adjustment.

Do you want built-in boxes or surface-mounted boxes? Then you have to hurry.