ᐅ Is it permissible to exceed the eaves height of a semi-detached house?
Created on: 5 Nov 2018 18:32
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Hello everyone,
I am currently planning a semi-detached house. The eaves height is fixed at 4 meters (13 feet). The building may be a maximum of 8.5 meters (28 feet) tall. The ridge direction is set (east/west). In our new development area, I saw a house that significantly exceeds the eaves height. In the attached file, this is house 1. House 2 has the usual orientation, with the main entrance doors facing the street to the north. However, house 2 has its doors on the west side. Can someone explain what this is about? Each house has its own individual roof. That is probably the reason. The other houses have a continuous roof. The knee wall of house 2 is about 60 cm (24 inches), while house 1’s is about 1.6 meters (5 feet 3 inches). Does anyone with architectural knowledge know the answer to this? I would appreciate your help.
I am currently planning a semi-detached house. The eaves height is fixed at 4 meters (13 feet). The building may be a maximum of 8.5 meters (28 feet) tall. The ridge direction is set (east/west). In our new development area, I saw a house that significantly exceeds the eaves height. In the attached file, this is house 1. House 2 has the usual orientation, with the main entrance doors facing the street to the north. However, house 2 has its doors on the west side. Can someone explain what this is about? Each house has its own individual roof. That is probably the reason. The other houses have a continuous roof. The knee wall of house 2 is about 60 cm (24 inches), while house 1’s is about 1.6 meters (5 feet 3 inches). Does anyone with architectural knowledge know the answer to this? I would appreciate your help.
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Mottenhausen6 Nov 2018 21:32...and in the end, there is still the unpleasant impression that this is about causing trouble for the neighbor because of their allegedly unauthorized house... let’s just hope that is not the case.
Mottenhausen schrieb:
as if someone is trying to cause trouble for the neighbor because of his allegedly unauthorized house... No, my impression is rather that the building planned by the original poster exceeds the permitted eaves height according to the plan, and now they are trying to use the "equal wrong for all" loophole.https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
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Mottenhausen7 Nov 2018 09:06Judging by the reaction, I suspect that 11ant or I have hit the mark quite well with our ideas.
Mottenhausen schrieb:
Judging by the reaction, I suspect 11ant or I hit the nail on the head with our ideas.TE’s outburst after my post yesterday was deleted
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j.bautsch7 Nov 2018 11:11Freistoß schrieb:
If I had known that only half-knowledge was floating around here, I would never have asked this question. It’s really something when people just assume things that don’t have to be that way at all. I would also call your situation "half-informed."