Single-family house ~200 sqm with double garage on a trapezoidal plot

Let the architect show it to you. I once tried it, it somehow doesn’t really work because the image used as a basis is already crooked.

Are there photos of the inventory? The floor plan of the demolition looks interesting. Why did they not have to comply with the 0.8 H back then?

Let the architect show it to you. I tried it once, but it somehow doesn’t really work because the image used as a basis is already crooked.

I think the attempt is sufficient for the simulation that it would exert the dominance of a swollen head. Who actually needs a panoramic view from the bedroom window?

Actually looks a bit "top-heavy," maybe we'll go back down from the 2.40 shown here to 2m after all.


To improve the kitchen's planning (especially for tall cabinets), we have now initially also decided against a door between the hallway and the kitchen. Especially since a sizable shaft for the controlled residential ventilation pipes has been installed in the corner of the kitchen...

Are there photos of the existing structure? The demolition floor plan looks interesting. Why didn’t they have to comply with the 0.8 H back then?

I can look those up sometime, the projecting building part on the south and west is a single-story conservatory, which probably did not trigger setback requirements in the (former) development plan.

Gracious goddess. Take a look at the chimney shaft half-shells (especially compared to the HKV), and also some of the wall sections between the windows (the botched pockets are jumping out at me again). The graphic-symbolic texture of the roof tile surfaces in the view also fuels the suspicion that we "should not skimp" during the inspector visits here ;-)

Am I right in assuming that we are dealing with a "premium" general contractor according to their self-image here?

Hello, a humble question. What are "Pfuschertaschen"?