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2020-04-13 14:12:44
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Well, you can also reclassify everything as a disadvantagethe moderate slope, which is neither fish nor fowl
Well, you can also reclassify everything as a disadvantagethe moderate slope, which is neither fish nor fowl
Well then, go ahead and place the garage or at least 2 parking spaces next to the house. Maybe I'm just in an Easter egg shock and can't figure out the solution?Well, you can also reclassify everything to the disadvantage
Everyday vehicles that are moved and reparked several times a week can easily stay "askew" overnight.
You mean you would simply place the house behind the parking spaces?
Something like this:
That doesn’t make it any easier, does it? You also have a slope from right to left and not just from back to front, to put it simply. How are you supposed to curve around there and how many driveways will you build? I know you would also place cars somewhere on the street in the middle of nowhere, but here placing them on the property is mandatory, I assume.I don’t necessarily see two cars in one double bed, but quite unproblematically standing separately.
How big is a tree canopy usually? The distance here is about 6.5m to the trunk. It depends on the type of tree – but I think that’s quite decent. Not every tree has to be an oak like in Oakland.No, in your drawing the house would still be in the tree canopy area, which is why I suggested, if it’s a planned tree, to move it.