Opinions on our house concept

320,000 for the shell construction works. For the rest, then just under one million excluding the land and the project will take off. I consider infrared heating to be risky and uneconomical. Visually, however, exciting!

What is your heating system?

Everything is focused on the feeling of radiant heat on the skin. Bringing the "sun feeling" into the house even in winter is very important for our health. Price and payback time are subordinate to this aspect. Minimal running costs over the year on balance—if anything has to be paid at all—this is reassuring in case things get "tight" in old age. Aesthetic preferences do not help save on acquisition costs.

Our house section: Ortner Grundofen according to our own design as the main system (sustainably sourced wood from our own forest behind the house) and infrared as a supporting system. Vaillant hot water heat pump with storage tank. Apartments for the boys (2 identical): Hase wood stove as a cozy heat source, infrared designed as the main system, hot water via instantaneous water heater. 9.99 kWp photovoltaic system with Autarq solar tiles with Kostal hybrid inverter and 12 kWh high-voltage BYD battery, also connected to the hot water storage. Covered terrace area: infrared heating lamps for the transition period. Clay plaster helps with moisture regulation and serves as a heat storage.

When the boys (17 and 19) have moved out, the apartments will probably only be used sporadically and not fully heated in winter. Intended as a ground-level bedroom in old age with space for physically restricted living.

Wood and photovoltaics briefly The bricks interest me. Although our roof was only just covered Do you have a picture of the stove

Oven is still being built. Approximately 1 m deep and 3.2 m wide. Here is a sketch in false colors: Photo of solar tile roof:

Your budget and I agree that you should decouple your admiration for the avant-gardists of the international architectural scene around 1930 from your real house construction project.

Furthermore, many dimensions are not comprehensible to me, but the area of the staircase is almost certainly too small.

I would refrain from a habitable technical pioneer sculpture. How would the neighboring integration of this building look?

I really like the exterior design. A bit in the direction of our house. As several others have already mentioned, the budget is way too small. Based on our experience over the past months, I would estimate at least 1.5 million.