Single-family house, moderate slope, rocky path to the first draft

Hello everyone! We have also thought and thought today with all your suggestions and will meet the architect tomorrow so he can help again. 1. We want to move away from the basement, ground floor on a slab and the ground floor may go a little into the slope at the back - thanks for your clear opinion on the topic. 2. Dining area and kitchen a bit forward - then there is space at the back for utility room, technology, etc... 3. The whole house maybe a bit further forward - then we also have a nice spot behind the house (in high summer). Best regards and thanks so far for all the suggestions, I gladly accept them where I like them

Day after day, come rain or shine, every year the kilo of flour weighs more.

:D Mrs. Müller, are you still doing well? Or does the moisture pinch in your joints?

The facade is not planned at all yet.

Well, maybe not yet designed in detail. But there must be a conceptual idea by now (?).

1. We want to get away from the basement, ground floor on slab, and the ground floor may extend a little into the slope at the back [...] 3. The whole house maybe a bit further forward

1. I don't see a ground floor at all, rather two basements protruding into the mountain at different depths and then an upper floor. 3. You are still thinking in terms of floor plans instead of first clarifying the slope in section.

:D Mrs. Müller, are you still okay? Or is the moisture pinching your joints?

Yes yes, the slushy snow is pinching. I feel it on the top right and my tailbone is scared.

Day by day, in all weather, with each year the kilo of flour weighs more.

Morning,
that's not quite right.
The flour stays the same weight, your own kilos increase year by year :(
Olli

Subjectively, it becomes harder. I notice it with my parents how the incline becomes a strain.