Multi-generational house with underground garage for 3 families

I also don't believe that the distance of 3 meters is sufficient for a III-storey building in conservative Bavaria. I'll go with my estimate of 4.50.

Wasn't it in BY that as a neighbor you can raise an objection against a construction measure?
I wouldn't hold it against this neighbor.

.. yes, I also see that as a problem. That’s why I immediately adapted the plot design into the neighborhood plan again


The red frame is now 20x50 ... but the floor plan length would actually only be 45 m if the width is correct.

It would therefore be reasonable to find out the exact dimensions of the plot.

Here is the entire plan again

what do you mean by block?

Sorry, I misled you there: I didn't mean the granny flat, which is upstairs here, but rather on the ground floor on the left side of the plan.

And, what does [...] in der Konsequenz mean?

The popular "3 m" boundary distance is not a fixed minimum; actually, the rule goes further: "... or half the height" (= 1/2 h). So if the house is, for example, 8.30 m high, a boundary distance of 4.15 m would be appropriate.

I was mainly interested in which areas actually amount to approx. 2x200 and 1x80 sqm.

You have now put a face to that question.

Also, I kept thinking about how much space you would actually need for 6 cars in an underground garage with access paths and what kind of driveway that would require.

That would have needed almost as much driveway as all the spaces upstairs altogether, and in addition would have practically fully basemented the courtyard.

.. ah, on the ground floor to the left ... that is poorly represented in the floor plan view .. there is the cooktop row with recessed ceiling hood

there is the cooktop row with a boxed ceiling hood

i meant that there:

Yes, the cooktop row and the bench below .. the floor plan program is not very suitable for good kitchen planning.