ᐅ Floor plan of a bungalow on a slab foundation, approximately 110 square meters

merlin83 schrieb:


If 36.5 is not prohibited, then I would have a technically sufficiently insulated room for the equipment. Or where is my mistake in reasoning?

Insulation will not be the issue. It depends on the use. For example, a garage may be built directly on the property boundary if it is used as a garage, granting it a privileged status. This status is lost as soon as it is used differently, even partially. Then the standard 3-meter (10 feet) setback applies again.

Example from our case: a double garage on the property line. A roof terrace is not allowed, not even a separate roof terrace with a 3-meter (10 feet) setback. The only option is two single garages (two doors + partition wall). Then one garage retains the privileged status and is permitted on the boundary without a roof terrace, while the second single garage must maintain a 3-meter (10 feet) distance from the property boundary and a terrace is allowed. It’s really odd, but unfortunately the law.

Once again, briefly due to recent events: This is the red-blue forum; people here are friendly to one another. This is surely the reason why many feel comfortable here. The secret is that when everyone behaves this way, everyone feels comfortable.

MarcWen schrieb:
Insulation will not be the issue. It depends on the use. For example, a garage can be built directly on the property boundary if it is used as a garage—it then has a privileged status. This status is lost as soon as the use changes, even partially. In that case, the usual 3-meter (10 feet) setback applies again.

Example in our case: a double garage built on the property line. A rooftop terrace is not allowed, not even a separate rooftop terrace with a 3-meter (10 feet) setback. The only option is two single garages (two doors plus a dividing wall). Then, one garage has privileged status and is allowed on the boundary without a rooftop terrace, while the second single garage must be set back 3 meters (10 feet) from the property line, and a terrace is permitted. Really strange, but unfortunately the law.

But wouldn’t that mean that technical installations would be allowed?

Technology <> Garage ??

There are court rulings that, for example, prohibit storing certain items in the garage. This has sometimes been relaxed if vehicles can still be parked in the garage and only related items (tires, containers, etc.) or other mobility equipment (bicycles, scooters, etc.) are stored there.

I’m not 100% sure, but just try googling something like "when is a garage considered a garage." 🙂

Portoalegre schrieb:
Don’t call me an owl, you clown

This kind of language is neither welcome nor allowed here. Please follow the netiquette or find another place to play!

Regards, Bauexperte

I find that the proportions between the room sizes are not balanced. As already mentioned, the bathroom is far too small for a T-shaped layout.

Good luck