86bibo
2018-02-08 11:20:34
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Yes and no.
I would depend on the entire outdoor area. If larger landscape changes are planned there as well, a planner definitely makes sense. If it’s only about the terrace, lawn, paving work, there doesn’t necessarily need to be an architect for that.
If you know, in case of doubt, where a well should go and where you plan a withdrawal point, you can also have empty conduits for water and electrical lines installed by the landscape gardener. But if that is not clear, I would consult a professional. Whether this is a broadly positioned landscape gardener, an architect, or the [Brunnenbohrfirma] cannot be generally said.
I would depend on the entire outdoor area. If larger landscape changes are planned there as well, a planner definitely makes sense. If it’s only about the terrace, lawn, paving work, there doesn’t necessarily need to be an architect for that.
If you know, in case of doubt, where a well should go and where you plan a withdrawal point, you can also have empty conduits for water and electrical lines installed by the landscape gardener. But if that is not clear, I would consult a professional. Whether this is a broadly positioned landscape gardener, an architect, or the [Brunnenbohrfirma] cannot be generally said.