The clarification was also related to the legal issue.
Wrong, in the basement it is from 0 to -2.6 m, ergo 2.6 mBut the ceiling height is 2.7 m in cross-section. You probably still have to be careful when constructing the floor.
But the ceiling height is 2.7 m in the cross-section. You probably still have to be careful with the floor construction.
What you are referring to are the height reference points, not the actual room height.Wrong, in the basement it is from 0 to -2.6 m, ergo 2.6 m
What you are referring to are the reference height points, not the actual room height.
The property would have two levels, so it does not have to be completely filled or excavated.OK then that's fine. WHERE is the plan of the property, with the house, garage, terrace, elevation details, etc. drawn in? I would like to take a look at it. As it appears in the ground floor plan, there is a 12% slope. In my opinion, that is possible even without a basement. Only whether the craftsman master should be the preferred planner is questionable.