ᐅ Semi-detached house (single family unit)

This is not about the color; in my opinion, it’s the plaster. And the plasterer messed it up. The roof moves and was firmly connected to the plaster. So, it had to crack somewhere. This is a defect, but nothing that can’t be fixed, and it certainly won’t cost thousands.

Alex85 schrieb:
On the other hand, what are the advantages?

It’s not about advantages. It’s being treated as if it were something special or technically more complicated.

If you cannot attach a semi-detached house to an existing one, then you lack technical competence. Constantly claiming otherwise doesn’t change that.

Non-identical semi-detached houses and even varied terraced houses are quite common. Just walk through an old, established town instead of only new housing developments.

Nothing is more boring than a development where every house on the street looks exactly the same.

And I know many zoning plans where no specific regulations for terraced or semi-detached houses are made precisely because uniformity is to be avoided.

tempic schrieb:
If you can’t attach a semi-detached house to an existing one, you are technically incompetent.

But it is possible to be technically competent enough to clearly understand the practical implications of fraternal twins.

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I noticed there is a gap on the inside corner of this wall... As you can see in the photos, I can fully insert a 0.5 mm (0.02 inch) thick measuring tape into it... Is this normal? Shouldn't the corner be sealed?

Here is a clearer photo showing that the gap is open to the outside... You can also see on the exterior wall where the gap is... A disaster?