Project Homeownership - Basement, Ground Floor Plan - Tips

  • Erstellt am 2018-03-29 00:03:01

haydee

2018-04-12 09:41:51
  • #1
Let it be measured first. Is there a [Bodengutachten]?

I would really depend on how much the slope in the building area is and what kind of soil you have.

Do you want to build turnkey through a [GU]? Is there also [Stein auf Stein] or architect and individual contracting?
I would already get in touch now. The floor plans are created by the architect or the planner. You don’t need a finished floor plan, you visit a room planner. How many rooms, how big approximately, your no-gos, your wishes. The whole thing is a project that needs to grow.
 

11ant

2018-04-12 16:26:49
  • #2
The ending "steep slope" is not from me, and I don't see it there either: 1.80 m over 22 m is just under 8% / 5° gradient. If it is reasonably linear, only beyond a building depth of more than 12.20 m is there a height difference of more than one meter. At 11 m building depth 90 cm, on the mountain side 30 cm "embedded" results in 60 cm plinth on the valley side, which does not yet amount to a "terp or basement."
 

red-ed

2018-04-14 23:29:36
  • #3
OK, I must have missed that. Hmm, since we want a narrow floor plan that should be on the north side, the height difference will probably be relatively small. Seems like I really have to wait for the surveyor. Offers are currently being obtained. But thanks for the help.
 

red-ed

2018-04-14 23:32:25
  • #4


Thank you very much, a soil report only exists for the entire residential area, but not directly for the property. I will read up on it.
 

red-ed

2018-04-14 23:34:44
  • #5
The property slopes quite evenly, it used to be cultivated farmland until the city turned it into building land.

I will get back to you when there is more about the property.
 

11ant

2018-04-15 03:05:35
  • #6
If the examined locations are spread out widely enough, the survey should still be usable. The soil structure hardly varies enough for a single plot to be an outlier. Only nutrients might differ if different crops were grown on neighboring fields - but that no longer matters for building land.
 

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