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Dear wonderful members. I need your help with a question about load-bearing walls. I've attached the drawings to make it easier. I feel that the wall I wanted to remove is not a load-bearing wall, but I wanted a second opinion.

This first drawing is for the studs. It shows how the foundation was built and the studs on top, I assume.

Architectural blueprint showing floor joists and cross-sections for a building project, discussing load-bearing walls for renovation purposes.

The second drawing is a section drawing for the house. I want to remove parts of the wall, not the entire wall. A room wall on the entrance level and another room wall on the lower level. I marked both walls in red. In the same drawing, I also marked the wall in the section drawing to the right.

Blueprint showing floor plans and section view of a house, with red markings indicating walls under consideration for removal.

This is all I need to determine how to proceed, so I really need your help if you can provide tips and advice.

Thank you!
 
BirgitS
The wall shown in the sectional drawing is load-bearing. Therefore, the walls you want to remove are parts of load-bearing.

If you want to open up more in those walls, you need to bring in a structural engineer for investigation and dimensioning so that you get the documentation required for a building notification to the municipality.
 
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