Faire ses Plans de Maison et déposer son Permis de Construire GRATUITEMENT

In this video, I explain how, as an individual, I prepared my plans and submitted my building permit application, all for FREE... Useful links: Building Permit Application Form (Cerfa) 👉 https://www.formulaires.service-publi... Detailed information on permit documents 👉 https://www.formulaires.service-publi... Geoportal 👉 https://www.geoportail.gouv.fr/carte Sketchup (software used to create the plans) 👉 https://sketchup.trimble.com/fr/produ... Support the channel by clicking on the following Amazon affiliate link 👉 https://amzn.to/3hpeoDf (I'll get a small commission if you buy something... Thanks!) Video Chapters: 00:01 – Introduction: Building Permits for Individuals Presentation of the topic and reminder that an individual can submit a building permit application on their own (≤ 150 m²). 00:40 – Video Objective and My Methodology Announcement of required documents, concrete examples, and tools used. 01:14 – The CERFA PCMI Form: Basis of the Permit Application Presentation of the official form and the required administrative information. 02:37 – PCMI Documents: Role and Administrative Rationale Why the administration requests these documents and what they are used for. 03:02 – List of Required Documents (PCMI 1 to 8) Plans, specifications, elevations, landscape integration, and photographs. 03:58 – Can You Really Prepare These Documents Yourself? ? Legitimate doubts of individuals and the answer: yes, with the right method. 04:26 – The official government notice: a key resource Presentation of the official guide explaining each required document. 05:04 – Personal example: site plan (PCMI 1) Survey document and simple alternatives via the land registry/Géoportail. 06:59 – Detailed example of a site plan Reading and understanding a standard plan used by the administration. 07:52 – The site plan (PCMI 2): definition and content Aerial view of the land: location, access, elevation, utilities. 08:56 – Presentation of the site plan created by the author Document organization and compliance with official requirements. 10:41 – Technical details of the site plan Distances, heights, orientation, neighboring buildings, scale. 11:44 – Connections to utilities (electricity, water, telecommunications) What must be shown Clearly for the review of the application. 1:00 PM – Facade and roof plans (PCMI 5) Dimensions, roof slopes, technical choices, and impact on cost. 2:22 PM – The cross-section plan (PCMI 3) Site analysis, elevation, and house placement. 4:06 PM – Material details and exterior finishes Comparison between a professional application and a compliant amateur application. 5:24 PM – Landscape integration: PCMI 7 and PCMI 8 Close-up and wide-angle photos, project integration into its environment. 6:11 PM – Creating renderings with SketchUp A simple method for creating realistic visuals. 6:32 PM – RE2020 thermal study: a mandatory step The role of the thermal engineer and possible adjustments to the project. 8:16 PM – Why interior plans are not mandatory What the town hall actually checks in a building permit application. Building. 21:34 – Limitations of permit plans for actual construction Difference between administrative plans and construction plans. 22:48 – Software used: SketchUp (free version) Lessons learned, learning curve, and alternatives. 24:31 – Conclusion and advice for individuals Project feasibility, workload, and encouragement. 24:57 – Call to action and channel introduction Invitation to comment, subscribe, and discover other content.