Structural shell / Structural shell cost calculation - How does it calculate?

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Caspar2020

2018-11-03 07:37:15
  • #1
A drawback in the plans is that rooms have been laid out without consideration of, for example, wastewater drainage. Bathrooms above bedrooms, etc.

Also, no service shafts are visible.

Additionally, I see 3-4 forced ventilators, one of which penetrates the roof terrace.

For example, draining the 11.07 bathroom is a nightmare. Whether it is possible to get from the toilet to the lowest point at the bathtub is very questionable.

The wastewater pipe would then have to go through the corner at the top through the study. But there is no more space for the casing. In other words, windows have to be moved; and the furniture cannot remain as it is.
 

Bookstar

2018-11-03 10:41:13
  • #2


We only had a shell construction offer. We accepted it with a handshake and started building. We also didn’t pay more if anything unforeseeable came up. The price was fair. It can work out well like this too.
 

apokolok

2018-11-03 19:27:55
  • #3
Well, he already said it. The plans are from him, no professional has looked at them yet. For that, they are even almost good ^^ No, but seriously, in my opinion, it should be started again from scratch = room program + development plan with a professional.
 

Lumpi_LE

2018-11-03 20:08:27
  • #4
So for a layperson, the plans are really good; from many architects, you get much thinner ones. It is rather details that don't fit and can lead to an adventure like "Hotzenplotz" – and the horror that the first and second floors are rotated by 180°... makes your brain tie itself in knots.

Nevertheless, a bill of quantities is a different ballgame. Therefore, either examine the general contractor's offer very carefully and accept it, or hire an architect for the tender.
 

alexisan

2018-11-04 01:17:39
  • #5
Hello everyone,

well, that is constructive criticism! Thank you very much! We will have an architect on board soon. And everything I can do with a lot of effort in preliminary work, I will have to pay less for later. And beyond that, planning is also fun.

So I understand that a major issue is the drainage.
Supply shafts are now included. Attached is the new version as a PDF.

I will proceed in a structured way:

Question 1:
Can drainage over the recessed attic actually work somehow? I imagine that would be difficult. The pipe would have to bend twice before it goes down. Screenshot attached. The shaft is green.

Regards, Alex
 

alexisan

2018-11-04 01:30:24
  • #6
the adjusted plans..
 

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