Solid house providers in Hamburg alternative to Viebrockhaus?

  • Erstellt am 2025-02-09 12:07:20

nordanney

2025-02-09 22:14:01
  • #1
Depends on the floor plan. That's why you go to an architect. I actually find it almost a waste of space. Experience with three own children. 10sqm is comfortably enough. I don't know how big your beds and wardrobes are or how much you want to "move" outside the bed... And exactly for that reason you either need a planner or just build big and then expensive. Which is not bad, but you just have to be aware that it costs. Both together is not possible - big and extra cheap.
 

MachsSelbst

2025-02-09 23:09:41
  • #2


I think you are divorced and the children no longer live with you?
 

nordanney

2025-02-10 08:28:01
  • #3
There were times when we were still married, built a house, and lived with three children and a dog. We did not have the children only after the divorce... Now the children live "only" part-time with me (1/3 of the month).
 

11ant

2025-02-10 15:30:50
  • #4

Then definitely send the plot and the completed questionnaire very quickly!


On your plot, they cannot act as developers but possibly as general contractors. Professionally, I work as an independent building advisor and as an architect and builder searcher. Two minutes on their websites were enough for me to clearly see that Mollwitz customers undoubtedly belong to the very uppermost class, whose piano teachers and cleaning ladies build with Breyer and Seck. Both are several octaves above the income of the clientele of Viebrockhaus (ordinary senior employees entitled to company cars, mid-sized town lawyers, specialist doctors without their own clinic). If you are looking for a competitor to the affordable but not economy provider Viebrockhaus "from Ratiopharm," Kagebau and Team Massiv should at least be playing in the right league. Collecting more candidates for a request round before making a decision is not productive.


I don’t know your plot and am hypothetically taking the specified key values literally (purely out of politeness, certainly not out of conviction). Then I see a single-entrance two-family house (you can simply leave out the apartment doors for now and connect the utilities to a common meter) with each a normal family apartment (i.e., two children's rooms), the upper one with a second bathroom above the technical room on the ground floor. Take a look at my "House Building Roadmap, also for you: the HOAI phase model," then complete "Module A" with a freelance architect and make a decision during the waiting period. I would not be surprised if the preliminary design ends up being about 180 sqm (laymen always plan a bit clumsily; from experience about 20% of “invisible” surfaces result from the untrained eye, which however clash with the budget). I will only be “on duty” here in the first half of the week for the time being (but reachable via the comment channels of my online practice).
 

ypg

2025-02-10 18:03:01
  • #5
Mittelstädthaus from Himmelpforten, Schlüter Bauregie from Harsefeld, Zimmerei Noll from Tostedt, Effinger from Seevetal, Team massiv from Büdelsdorf, Tünjes&Meichsner from Bösel, Lübberstedt from Winsen/Luhe, Eco-System with several locations, Dammann-Haus from Wohnste. I am not familiar with the north.



You just have to ask and badger a general contractor. Often their offers are included in their exposés. Later, the builder no longer thinks to simply ask them. They don’t come forward with their service offerings on their own.


Do you have an offer including the builder’s positions including the brick cladding or just a sum x, how much the designed house variant will cost according to the construction specifications?

I would say: one might not believe it from Viebrockhaus, but it is possible.


When I read something like that, my nonexistent neck hairs stand on end.

Why .must. this, why .must. that? Isn’t it more that one .wants. to make it complicated for oneself?
Because: "(side entrance, kitchen, living and dining on one side)" is certainly not special!

P.s. I would also go to an architect.
 

schubert79

2025-02-10 18:23:08
  • #6
You have already been to the architect (Mollwitz).
 

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