ypg
2023-04-16 11:31:44
- #1
Ok, then that's good… otherwise it would be a tied sale.No, so the developer who built the social housing and the natural gas power plant there and is developing the rest of the area. But after that, we have free choice.
Plot Single-family house New development area
- Erstellt am 2023-04-13 11:40:28
se_na_23
2023-04-16 11:47:55
- #2
Built a natural gas power plant
Then it will become massively more expensive in the coming years... CO2 price, etc...
11ant
2023-04-19 15:32:07
- #3
I would have already left at the point where the GC was reluctant to hand over the plan. And I am undecided which is the greater madness: A. to believe in a sensible reduction of a design; B. to rather do without living space than a "random" basement; or C. the catch with the heating. By the way, there is a thread here in which this last point breaks the neck of an entire development project (see also: ).we have a plot in the new development area Jahnplatz in Lachen-Speyerdorf and have had the first talks with a general contractor (solid construction). The recreated plan (we only get the real plan after signing :rolleyes:, I reconstructed it as best I could - room sizes and rough dimensions should be correct) corresponds to our desired ideas but definitely does not fit the budget. According to the general contractor, that is not a problem; we are working together until we reach an agreement. The next appointment is in 1 month. We have requested 2 new plans (1x less floor area but still with a basement, 1x without a basement) with a calculation, but until then I also wanted to ask here in the forum for obvious problem areas/suggestions for improvement/ideas and to gather further opinions.
Pfefferminz
2023-04-24 13:13:02
- #4
Well, heating is just how it is now, the property has been purchased. I'd rather pay a surcharge on the heating costs than stress about having to sell the property again and being stuck with the costs. Apparently, the colleague has also gotten cold feet, but sometimes it’s just not a matter of choice.
Now, regardless of the costs, is my floor plan realistic, or are there major mistakes that are not feasible or totally stupid? What else have we forgotten/overlooked?
Now, regardless of the costs, is my floor plan realistic, or are there major mistakes that are not feasible or totally stupid? What else have we forgotten/overlooked?
mr.xyz1
2023-04-24 13:58:21
- #5
I would paint the pantry, position the bathroom differently, and create space for a wardrobe.
kbt09
2023-04-24 14:41:11
- #6
Through the pantry door, you won't get a stand-alone freezer. The wall inside is just under 130 cm. The door opening is supposed to be 60 cm, which also needs some distance from the top wall. A door opening of 60 cm will have a passage of about 56 cm with the frame. If the door opening is wider, your freezer won't fit at the bottom.
This cramped pantry is therefore very much to be reconsidered.
The same applies to the bedroom, dressing area with 145 cm... the door there won't be that big. The upper floor is probably a full floor - right?
How should the garage, parking space, etc. be now?
This cramped pantry is therefore very much to be reconsidered.
The same applies to the bedroom, dressing area with 145 cm... the door there won't be that big. The upper floor is probably a full floor - right?
How should the garage, parking space, etc. be now?