ᐅ New Construction of a Two-Family House in Baden-Württemberg Using Neopor Formwork Blocks – Recommendations for Construction Companies?

The routing of wastewater pipes is also neat (bathroom upstairs through the bedroom, etc.).

The sound of running water is supposed to be soothing for falling asleep.

HWTIGGER schrieb:
The routing of the wastewater pipes is also nicely done (bathroom upstairs running through the bedroom, etc.)

Yes, there are still several points in the design that do not suggest an experienced planner.
But all of that can be reviewed again; I understand the current design stage as an illustration of what kind of building this is supposed to be. In that sense, I don’t take every detail at face value or as the final word—otherwise the hobby room would be accessed through a window.

At least now we have an idea of roughly what it’s going to look like, and the reasoning behind it has become more understandable (although I consider much of it to be misconceptions or wrong turns).

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Hello everyone,

Well, the thread is starting to gain some momentum now. I’m glad about that.
I’ll try to address the main points:

Today I spoke with an architect who is not familiar with the system either but, at first glance, doesn’t see any disadvantages. It’s just strange why this construction method hasn’t established itself in the market. That also makes me think. I’m not fixed on this system and am looking for the optimal solution.

I have nothing against wood. GreMagor is currently preparing an offer.

There is no zoning plan / building development plan. P34. I know that all the surrounding buildings have pitched roofs.

The plot clearly allows for more. Unfortunately, there is a notarized building restriction imposed by previous owners. In 14 years, building again towards the south would be possible.

Living in the attic because there are very tall buildings to the west. I don’t want to sit in the shade in the afternoon after work. Also, I’m not really a garden person.

The point about the toilet is indeed an issue. I have adjusted the plans accordingly. A 1m (3 ft) offset, then unfortunately another offset due to the recessed attic. It’s drafty in the bedroom then. That’s true. But this won’t happen very often since we go to bed together.

The hobby room has a balcony door so you can step outside.

Please feel free to continue with constructive criticism. That always helps me move forward.

P.S.: I am currently working in Beijing. Returning mid next year. Then it should start… hopefully. We don’t have a fixed schedule yet…

Best regards,
Alex

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alexisan schrieb:
There is no development plan. P34. I know there are gable roofs all around

That’s not good if you want to build in the Hornbach style :-(

alexisan schrieb:
The plot offers a lot more potential. Unfortunately, there is a notarized building restriction from the previous owners. In 14 years, it would be possible to build again on the south side.

The seller lives next door and presumably does not want to lose the view during their lifetime.

alexisan schrieb:
I have adjusted the plans accordingly again.

I don’t see any (?)

alexisan schrieb:
The hobby room has a balcony door so you can step outside.

Once you’re inside – but how do you get in?

alexisan schrieb:
It’s just strange why this building method hasn’t caught on in the market.

That was already explained: these are DIY systems. Better chances have bricks or blocks installed by professional builders; and best of all aerated concrete, which can be worked on by both contractors and DIYers.

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Hornbach style?

I should probably remove my name from the plans. I will send them later.

Hobby room: stairwell, door to the garage, passage to the hobby room.

So, Ytong blocks with reinforcing concrete wall panels...