icandoit
2021-02-18 10:24:30
- #1
The parking situation was problematic from the beginning. The compromise is 2 floors and a roof, where you can accommodate 8 residential units. But the parking spaces are still too few.
Planning of multi-family house 1200 €/m²
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Lumpi_LE
2021-02-19 07:00:36
- #2
Yes, that is really not unimportant because it is widespread at the regulars' tables, I just described it in detail in the other thread (I think I also linked you ;) ), we almost planned differently because of it, I just want to help people wanting to build in a similar situation.
It often doesn't help much either, unless you are willing to sue and have a lot of time.
A flat roof surrounded by gable roofs was rejected in our case and it was said to us on the sly, "just sue."
hegi___
2021-02-25 16:54:33
- #3
The parking situation was problematic from the beginning. The compromise is 2 floors and a roof, where you can then accommodate 8 residential units.
But the parking spaces are still too few.
That's how it looks.
The municipal council has now shifted the project to the local council, which only met on 02.02.2020. So far, there is no new date :mad:
I submitted the preliminary inquiry on 1.11...
icandoit
2021-02-25 18:08:27
- #4
I’m keeping my fingers crossed. Then it will probably continue with the own house first.
hegi___
2021-05-26 09:53:41
- #5
After half a year, I finally received the written response to the preliminary inquiry.
The new idea would be to reduce the dimensions and have 2 full floors and half an attic floor with a knee wall and gable roof.
What are your assessments? The houses on the other side of the street also have 2 full floors + attic floor.
The new idea would be to reduce the dimensions and have 2 full floors and half an attic floor with a knee wall and gable roof.
What are your assessments? The houses on the other side of the street also have 2 full floors + attic floor.
RomeoZwo
2021-05-26 10:12:28
- #6
So the blue house indeed has 3 VG, I would also recognize the green and yellow as 3 VG (even if the mansard roof visually "softens" it).
The letter from the municipality, in my feeling, rather points towards lower land use to preserve a more open building style. I would therefore try to reduce the floor area ratio first. From the previous description, I gather that no basement is planned. Maybe a concept with a large apartment on the ground floor (4 rooms with garden), 2-3 smaller apartments on the upper floor (2 rooms) and another 4-room apartment in the attic, possibly as a setback floor (penthouse), or 2x 2 rooms.
3-room apartments have recently not been family apartments anymore, but apartments for high-earning couples. They might rather move to the next town. Families with a connection to the place or lower-earning singles with a workplace in town would be your customers for the 4-room and 2-room apartments. That would mean 7 parking spaces with this reasoning.
P.S.: Nice Porsche ;-)
The letter from the municipality, in my feeling, rather points towards lower land use to preserve a more open building style. I would therefore try to reduce the floor area ratio first. From the previous description, I gather that no basement is planned. Maybe a concept with a large apartment on the ground floor (4 rooms with garden), 2-3 smaller apartments on the upper floor (2 rooms) and another 4-room apartment in the attic, possibly as a setback floor (penthouse), or 2x 2 rooms.
3-room apartments have recently not been family apartments anymore, but apartments for high-earning couples. They might rather move to the next town. Families with a connection to the place or lower-earning singles with a workplace in town would be your customers for the 4-room and 2-room apartments. That would mean 7 parking spaces with this reasoning.
P.S.: Nice Porsche ;-)