ᐅ Asymmetric Facades as the Preferred Option?

In der Ruine schrieb:

Most of the time it looks artificial, and you can see the thin brick slips from 200m (220 yards).

Brick slips? – No, even those who support monolithic construction prefer (which I find incomprehensible in this case) a solid facing wall.

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A post by Yvonne elsewhere

ypg schrieb:

At that time, I designed the 40cm (15.7 inches) parapet for possible flower pots (see @In der Ruine),

which brings me to the suggestion of dividing these windows vertically, similar to folding doors.

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11ant schrieb:

A post by Yvonne elsewhere

just gave me the idea to divide these windows vertically, similar to folding doors.

But that will be really expensive!
We also have divided-light windows but didn’t know the exact original muntin layout. After a long time of going back and forth, we had a sample window (without glass) made because we were uncertain about the arrangement. I was too afraid to order 25 wooden windows that I might not like. 🙂 That was the best 250 euros we spent on the construction. And we can use the sample window with single glazing in the garden shed.

The house is already there. Simply simulate the windows including the mullions with tape. That helps.