Single-family house without a basement on a slope

above all, the building application was already sent 6 weeks ago :(

What? Before the survey?
So first of all, stay calm. Show the plan here and maybe the application can be withdrawn, or what do the professionals here say?

You can post the floor plans, maybe they are so good that the additional costs of the outdoor area pay off.

To be honest, I can't really imagine that you can adapt a house design to a suddenly noticed terrain slope only by ugly noise barriers and simply finalize the planning with a bit of embedding and a show staircase between the street and the front door.

The terrace gets sun only behind the garage in the summer and at midday on the upper level. The rooms on the ground floor at the back do not get very bright.

Coordinate with the neighbors House pushed back as far as possible. Shadow garden at the back Sun terrace at the front Garage possibly as boundary construction so there is enough front yard. Fill up the front yard - if allowed - to house height. Then not every pedestrian can look onto your plate

More interesting than the planned construction sum in this case, I find the planned budget for the outdoor facilities. What do you think, will the fun including L-bricks and fall protection cost you?

The budget for the outdoor area has now been raised to 25k, we are doing the outdoor area entirely on our own. However, I wanted to work with [schalsteinen] and not build a retaining wall higher than 1.5m.