New single-family house with embankment - 3 designs

Yes, we are grateful for such comments. Our planning also includes building the terrace at an angle. So either [Süd-Ost] or [Süd-West].

The pictures are cropped on the south side. So far, in the drafts, we have had about 5-6 m distance to the neighbor's garage. The terrace should not extend to the property boundary.

Include the entire south side in the planning with the neighbor's garage drawn in. I would later add a hedge there. Otherwise, not exactly... I'll sketch an idea. Do you have a building boundary to the rear?

Attention, it’s going to be complicated: I would probably pile up in the front and leave the garden at the back. At the front apparently a bungalow with skylights (higher ceiling in the open-plan area without intermediate ceiling including roof windows on the south side, an attic in the higher north part of the sloping roof) Terrace in the SW. Oh yes: turn the garage 90 degrees clockwise and build on the boundary, 5 meters to the front. To park, you drive through a curve, sounds worse than it is. Do without a direct south window in the bay. Then stairs to the basement: there floor-to-ceiling windows in the bedrooms with a continuous terrace in the basement. The terrace has a slope towards the garden, so it lies lower. You have to be clever with the bathrooms if they are to have windows... Garden in the east as an intermediate level with some steps in the south leading to the entrance/terrace level. Kitchen and/or dining area oriented east-west, corner terrace. Also a bridge over the basement terrace into the garden in the east. Were my thoughts understandable?

Are the 2m slope evenly distributed over the 38m or is there a significant dip in the construction area or directly at the street?

Do you have a building boundary at the back?

No, there is no building boundary at the back.

Were my thoughts understandable?

I must admit that I am a little confused

Is the 2m slope evenly distributed over the 38m or is there a noticeable dip in the building area or directly at the street?

Shortly after the street, the plot drops by about 50-60cm. The remaining slope then distributes very evenly over the 38m length.