Situation plan: How to approach the task

A site plan is a detailed map of your property and all of its components. It is a visual representation of your property from above, showing both existing and planned structures. Think of it as a bird's eye view of your property, providing a complete overview of the area.

Key facts about site plans:

• Definition: A detailed map of a plot of land and its surroundings
• Perspective: Bird's eye view (seen from above)
• Content: Shows both existing and planned structures
• Purpose: Creates an overview and forms the basis for construction projects

Situation plans play a crucial role in the planning and approval of construction projects. They are not just a requirement from the authorities, but a valuable tool for everyone involved in the project.

Why are situation plans important?

• Basics for architects and builders:
  • Provides precise information about the plot layout and limitations
  • Helps visualize the project in the context of the surroundings
• Compliance with regulations:
  • Ensures that the project complies with local building regulations
  • Shows distances to boundaries, roads and other structures
• Calculation of the building percentage:
  • Essential to ensure that the project complies with permitted building percentages
• Regulatory approval:
  • Required when applying for a building permit
  • Forms the basis for the municipality's assessment of the project
• Planning of outdoor areas:
  • Helps optimize the use of the plot area
  • Shows location of garden, driveway, and other outdoor facilities