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Well, maybe it’s just an illusion after all.

You can tell where the interior walls will be by the metal straps. That really surprised me. Especially the hallway – I had imagined it a bit larger in my mind.

Only the walls are marked out and there’s no ceiling above yet... I also thought we had built something for dolls, but then I consciously realized (the logic, right) that our basement area is actually larger than our current apartment, so it’s not too small!

And that’s how it was. Wait until the ceiling is in place, that will put things into perspective again. When only the interior walls are up and it’s still open above, it always feels too small. The ceiling brings the proportions back into the right perspective.

The shell of a building often appears smaller, and floor slabs look tiny.

The panic keeps fluctuating throughout the construction phase:
Oh my goodness, way too big...
Oh no, way too tiny!
Once the roof is on the ground floor, it looks different again. It will be fine.

Zaba12 schrieb:
So the living room is really amazing

However, to my embarrassment, I just noticed now – see botched spots – that several sections of the wall deviate from the correct dimensions. Strange, I usually already complain about this in the floor plan thread.

Zaba12 schrieb:
You can tell where the interior walls will be set by the metal straps.

Are those also made from aerated concrete blocks but still not properly integrated?

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11ant schrieb:
However, to my embarrassment, I only just noticed – see the botched pockets – that several wall sections deviate from the standard measurements. Strange, I usually catch this right away in the floor plan thread.


Are they also made from aerated concrete blocks but still not properly bonded?

How can something like that happen to you? :-p

Here, take a look...