Terraced house near Stuttgart, need support

Hoffmann dies last, I always say that too. But I deal with tenders professionally and know that Excel spreadsheets are THE tool of the preDECISIONmakers. In terms of year of birth, I am a 'Strichacht'. I am not an architect, but, after interesting detours, a construction pilot. Thanks to my 11ant-memory, I remember well what I have once read. There is here, especially in the form of the financing threads, a whole section in which I have hardly read any of the threads – otherwise almost all since I have been here, going back about a year at that time.

Well, I had to google 'Strichacht'. But hey, now I also have an image of the author. Looks cozy in the climbing net.
Anyway, the construction pilot side is interesting and at first glance worth reading.

What does that have to do with the construction method?

More with the providers who give you these booklets where everything that is included is listed.

Well, I can probably find somewhere here in the forum what needs to be included in a construction service description? Do you also write those yourself when planning with such prefabricated house companies?

Hoffmann dies last, I always say that too. But I deal with tenders professionally and know that Excel spreadsheets are THE tool of the preDECISIONmakers. In terms of year of birth, I am a 'Strichacht'. I am not an architect, but, after interesting detours, a construction pilot. Thanks to my 11ant-memory, I remember well what I have once read. There is here, especially in the form of the financing threads, a whole section in which I have hardly read any of the threads – otherwise almost all since I have been here, going back about a year at that time.

Will that get expensive? Or will I end up at the same cost?
I just wanted to organize as little as possible myself. That’s why the direction is prefabricated house.

So far, several have assured me that exactly that works, i.e. a prefabricated house in the infill plot. I mean, sure, building is not as exact as metal construction, but they get it right down to a centimeter, don’t they?

So the neighboring houses are solid construction. The corner house two to the left is a timber prefabricated house.

If an infill middle house isn’t a demanding project, then enlighten me!
An architect plans, does detailed planning, calls for tenders, and manages construction. The client then commissions the bidder(s) proposed by the architect based on the result of the tender for the execution.

That was a question. Since so many said it is possible, I assumed, no.
Many parameters are at least fixed and therefore no longer unknowns that would allow even more options.

If I now contact an architect, is it like with a lawyer who basically gets paid right away when he opens the door for you unless you are insured? Or is there also first an informal meeting?

But hey, now I also have a picture of the author. Looks cozy in the climbing net.
Definitely an interesting Baulotse page and readable at first glance.

Also at the second glance too (hopefully you don’t also have to look up Heinzelmann Loriot). I’m glad you like my page. The photo was taken by the creator of the name "Baulotse Hoffmann." She finds it authentic, and she’s probably right (my self-image would be a bit less disheveled, but that’s how I only look in my free time).

More like with the providers who give you those little booklets that say everything that is included.
Well, I can probably find somewhere here in the forum what has to be included in a construction performance description? Do you also write those yourself if you plan with such prefab builders?

There is no law that you have to use a DIN EN 0815 4711, feel free to “compose” it like Goethe. The creation of the construction performance description is done by your architect in service phase 6 – you know where you find the “house building schedule, also for you” – and for that you best provide your wishlist. The construction performance description assumes a turnkey built house – even the do-it-yourself trades have to be planned, calculated, and financed in detail. If / insofar your question referred to the wall build-up recipes, which are manufacturer-specific especially for the wood: these can also be parametrically / textually captured in neutral requirement profiles. For the booklets, you best take a set of highlighters. We can practice that in coaching too ;-)

Will that get expensive? Or will I end up about the same?
I just wanted to organize as little as possible myself. That’s why the direction prefab house.

An architect roughly saves his fee again. What you pay “more” for, in return you get planned details instead of drywall bumps. “Prefab” houses are like dog biscuits: it would be a misunderstanding to infer the ingredients from the name *LOL*

So far, several have assured me that exactly that works, a prefab house in the building gap.

At the hi-fi store, the seller also always has exactly the same model speakers “at home themselves” that you’re interested in. Notice something?

If I contact an architect now, is it like with a lawyer who basically gets money as soon as he opens the door for you unless you are insured? Or is there also an informal getting-to-know-you first?

There is unfortunately no architect on health insurance, but free initial consultations are gladly offered (which also applies to Baulotsen by the way). You can find out what you need.

Before beats me to it again: I happen to know a construction company that is building in a row house gap… :rolleyes:

Sorry for being off topic… ;)

I honestly can’t see any "off topic" in this at all, quite the opposite. I just hadn’t thought yet that Schilda could be conveniently close to the construction site of the OP to be able to take the general contractor of the most foolish neighbor of all time ;-)

Before beats me to it again: I happen to know a construction company that is building in a terraced house gap... :rolleyes:

Sorry for off topic... ;)

Yes?

to be able to take the general contractor of the dumbest neighbor ever ;-)

How?

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Ah ok, I guess I have to read 218 pages to understand your insider information.