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

We now have to determine this with the help of the draft and our wishes. I consider a basic layout similar to the South Slope thread mentioned here to be possible. Whether we can afford the basement, we will see when the architect's cost breakdown is available.

I don't see a south slope here. More like east. Tell me where it was mentioned.

Find the mistake (see enlargement). That sounds like architect in quotation marks.

Drafts are currently being created by the architect.

At least you could have long ago inserted the self-made "basis of the professional drafts" into a to-scale site plan :-(

Whether we can afford the basement, we'll see when the architect's cost breakdown is available.

And what if it was a " warns" architect whose cost breakdown looks appropriate (cf. - Images not found)? I see the option of building a basement here, even if your sketch is "poorly precise," as very unlikely. It seems to me you have the romantic idea of the healing effect of skillful building mass shifting on the terrain – I wouldn't bet on that soap bubble ;-)

I don't see any south-facing slope here. Rather east. Tell me where it was mentioned.

It was referred to in "Forum search for the keyword SupaCriz."

At least you could have already inserted the homemade "basis of the professional designs" into a to-scale site plan :-(

Since I am now working with an architect who has never seen my own designs and I followed your advice not to show them either, I prefer to wait for the architect's design and together we will "place the house on the plot."

And what if it is an "@Gerddieter warns" architect whose cost breakdown looks appropriate (cf. - Images not found)? I see that the freedom of choice regarding a basement construction is very likely not given here even if your sketch is "poorly precise." It seems to me you have the romantic notion of the healing effect of skillfully shifting the building mass on the terrain – I wouldn’t build on that soap bubble ;-)

Of course you can’t know this in advance, but that’s why I also want a design and a cost breakdown from another architect. There is always a residual risk. Whom should one trust? ;-) Of course, we try to inform ourselves beforehand and hopefully avoid something like that. What does the second part mean? The freedom of choice is not given because there must be a basement? How do you know what romantic notions I have? I haven’t shifted any building mass yet; we are not that far along. We are still completely open regarding basement yes/no and also orientation and are now waiting for the design, then we will continue... Best regards

Hello everyone, attached you will find the requested information. I hope it helps with the assessment. It is always interesting how one misjudges. In the pictures and also in reality, the slope appears flatter than 4m diagonally.

Thank you for the documents. There is no reference point for the building height?

I am looking forward to the architect's design.

I am currently trying to determine the reference point exactly... the statement from the neighbors is only "based on the average of the original high surveying"