ᐅ SchwörerHaus: Is there a visible joint in the plaster between two floors? Is that correct?

Do you mean Fellbach? Because Gussek Haus has its headquarters in Nordhorn. Have you had any experience with Gussek Haus?

No Lb in Benningen.

There is a large planning office there.

I know two Gussek Haus homes in Bauhaus style from acquaintances—visually very attractive. However, I don’t know the prices or if anything went wrong.

We only had initial talks and received one floor plan. Schwörerhaus was simply faster and more convincing.

Well, for my part, even 5-series and A6 are fine – but if I had said 3-series and A4, we would no longer be on the same level as Schwörerhaus / Weberhaus. Fat content levels apply to quark, milk & Co. – I meant that both manufacturers operate in the same league (in terms of quality and target audience).

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Thanks first of all for all the feedback!
Now I need to ask a specific question again.

This joint is therefore always present due to the manufacturing process.
According to @tomtom79, different transitions can probably be chosen, but if I want a "clean" facade (i.e., without facing bricks), Schwörerhaus does not implement this in a way that the joint is no longer visible, because according to Schwörerhaus this joint serves a specific function?

You’ll need to ask Schwörerhaus about that. In the home construction sector, there’s practically nothing you can’t get if you pay well. I assume the alternative would be factory-prepared walls that are then completely plastered again on-site at the finished house with mesh reinforcement (for a high price).

If you want, I can send you the contact details of my architect via private message.

During the selection process, there were only these options, but I was familiar with them and knew what they looked like.