Building

Building well - that is easier said than done. Building always means dealing with an initially large number of individual aspects as a builder, bringing in information and experience from others or from one's own experience and deriving decisions for different issues from this. It is crucial not to get bogged down in details at the beginning of the deliberations, but to start with the essential questions of planning - because if the foundations are laid incorrectly, the house will not be able to fulfil the expectations despite the great construction effort.

A basic rule of architecture gives an idea of what every new or redesigned house must achieve: It must be suitable for the tasks that people expect of it as a place to live, work and relax. As a construction made up of a wide variety of building types and parts, it must not have any defects and must comply with the rules of building technology. In addition, a house should also be an expression of an architectural attitude. For this, it must be considered by a planner and, as an individual object, fit harmoniously into its surroundings. Only then will it be able to please. Every builder should consider the triad of functional fulfilment, durability and beauty.

The district is happy to support builders, architects and public authorities in all matters from construction planning, building law and approval procedures to implementation. By providing comprehensive advice on all matters relevant to the approval of a building project, the district supports prospective builders in their building projects and is the point of contact for building and planning law assessments.