Procedure for constructing a new single-family house on an existing plot

The views are depicted quite optimistically. The road has a 1 m slope.

At what height is the UG/Keller located?

Is there a section with height specifications?

Information on terrain modeling?

Planning the house without the outdoor facilities on the slope???

Who can afford the basement. :cool:

Actually, we are still missing something like the architect’s "trick" that sets us apart from the catalog house.

That is as unnecessary as a boil, to quote Grandpa Willy – a completely nutritionally worthless maneuver. Avoiding the appearance of a three-family building (which is absolutely also not decisive for the war) would be relatively more "urgent" to me than that of a catalog house.

Would it be possible to submit the building application for the garage late/separately and position the garage closer to the street to the west beyond the building boundary and then move the house further north?

Saturday or Sunday – I don’t see a difference.

Avoidance of the impression of a three-family-

Is there also a suggestion for this? Is rearranging the windows enough?

Saturday or Sunday - I don't see a difference.

I can't follow. The proposal would be a completely different arrangement of the house and garage on the property as well as possibly a solution to the problem that the terrace is moving too close to the boundary?!

For the appearance, it helps if not everything looks symmetrical and repetitive. At the same time, of course, it is important to avoid a mishmash of different window sizes and window lines ;)

What height is the basement/cellar located at? Is there a section with height specifications? Information on terrain modeling? Planning the house without the outdoor facilities on the slope???

Thanks for the questions, all of these surely need to be clarified. However, so far it is "only" a first preliminary draft, which does not contain this information.

For the appearance, it helps if not everything looks symmetrical and repetitive. At the same time, of course, it's important to avoid a mishmash of different window sizes and window lines ;)

Perhaps a larger window front around the "SouthEast corner" on the ground floor would already change the overall look?