Hey! New to the forum, I know it's about building houses but I've seen many post their apartments too 
Bought a co-op from the late '50s that I'm renovating. When everything was torn out, there was a built-in closet in the bedroom that was a bit too tight. So when the crowbar was used to remove the closet, the wall next to the living room cracked and ended up "a bit outside." The entire apartment is concrete, I think lightweight concrete?! The wall is still stable so nothing is loose, so to speak.
Now my question is, how should I proceed, is it best to tear down and rebuild or can it be resolved in some way?
Bought a co-op from the late '50s that I'm renovating. When everything was torn out, there was a built-in closet in the bedroom that was a bit too tight. So when the crowbar was used to remove the closet, the wall next to the living room cracked and ended up "a bit outside." The entire apartment is concrete, I think lightweight concrete?! The wall is still stable so nothing is loose, so to speak.
Now my question is, how should I proceed, is it best to tear down and rebuild or can it be resolved in some way?
