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2024-06-21 22:01:14
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Hello everyone
I am renovating my parents' house in BW and we have planned it as a 6-unit apartment building, since the space is no longer needed in old age. It will also be extended upwards and an addition will be built.
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Due to the many required parking spaces (1.5 per residential unit) we are now 4 m2 below the maximum usable area. The problem is that because of this I have to demolish our swimming pool (existing structure). I find this thought terrible (swimming pool replaced by parking space) and the architect is currently so perplexed, or rather overbooked, that she is, well, no longer putting in the effort she did at the beginning. I hope some great ideas come up here.
A tip in advance: neighbors are unfortunately not very open to changes. Special exceptions are therefore unfavorable… at least no exceedance of any values.
I had thought that parking spaces 6 and 7 could get a carport; is that possible with the distance regulations / with the existing garage area?
As I understand it, then the 2 parking spaces would be counted as “countable covered above-ground parking spaces” (picture), which would free up the necessary insignificant square meters for the swimming pool by reducing the path to the bicycle stand to 1 m width.
Is all that possible? I am very open to further/new ideas and perspectives.
P.S. If interested in more details, views/plans just let me know.
According to today’s building regulations, I would never be allowed to rebuild the swimming pool there, so I actually don’t want to have to give it up.
Many thanks in advance and best regards
Sam
I am renovating my parents' house in BW and we have planned it as a 6-unit apartment building, since the space is no longer needed in old age. It will also be extended upwards and an addition will be built.
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[ATTACH alt="Screenshot_20240621_212315_Microsoft 365 (Office).jpg"]86389[/ATTACH]
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Due to the many required parking spaces (1.5 per residential unit) we are now 4 m2 below the maximum usable area. The problem is that because of this I have to demolish our swimming pool (existing structure). I find this thought terrible (swimming pool replaced by parking space) and the architect is currently so perplexed, or rather overbooked, that she is, well, no longer putting in the effort she did at the beginning. I hope some great ideas come up here.
A tip in advance: neighbors are unfortunately not very open to changes. Special exceptions are therefore unfavorable… at least no exceedance of any values.
I had thought that parking spaces 6 and 7 could get a carport; is that possible with the distance regulations / with the existing garage area?
As I understand it, then the 2 parking spaces would be counted as “countable covered above-ground parking spaces” (picture), which would free up the necessary insignificant square meters for the swimming pool by reducing the path to the bicycle stand to 1 m width.
Is all that possible? I am very open to further/new ideas and perspectives.
P.S. If interested in more details, views/plans just let me know.
According to today’s building regulations, I would never be allowed to rebuild the swimming pool there, so I actually don’t want to have to give it up.
Many thanks in advance and best regards
Sam