Show your property pictures!

yes or a general contractor who builds hillside houses. You need a residential basement. No more square meters than you need. If you add 100 sqm for building services, fitness, storage room underneath, it gets expensive. Get rid of a city villa with an attached garage.

yes or a general contractor who builds hillside houses.

Thank you. Corresponding appointments have already been planned.

Get away from a townhouse with an attached garage.

Fortunately, I don't have to get rid of anything because I haven't committed to that yet.

You need a residential basement. No more square meters than you need. If you put 100 sqm for building services, fitness, storage underneath, it will get expensive.

I agree with the basement; it just has to be 100% ensured that it is watertight. That is no problem, as long as there is no botched work (damaged wall, faulty drainage, etc.).

And as you already say - maybe a small living space for home office / child's room with a window to the front and a technical room.

complete living spaces. downstairs we have an all-purpose room, entrance, guest WC, and building services

The back wall is the belt-and-suspenders solution. White wall, sealed black on the outside, drainage and gravel between the wall and the slope

And now I have the feeling that an architect is only partially the right contact person.

The architect must, of course, deal with the site. Go to someone who already has hangar experience and above all is interested in you and your project, not just your money.

Show some property pictures here again...
Slope location falling from south to north
1 --> View towards the west
2 --> View towards the north
3 --> View towards the south

wow, nice view. What immediately caught my attention, however, is that photovoltaic panels are installed on almost every roof. Is there local funding for that or is it an eco showcase village?