Load-bearing "wall"?

[niiina]

Hi. We have just bought a house and now want to take down a 70s "spaljé" as we call it, but it surely has a more correct name. However, we are starting to wonder if it might have some kind of load-bearing function and would thankfully appreciate help on the matter. Attached is a picture of the floor plan.

Best regards

 

[Tobbe_3]

Check if there is any truss resting on it. Applies to a single-story house.

This is because it seems to be a house with an angle.

A visit might be a good idea.

 

[niiina]

Below we have the entrance level and above we have an attic. I assume one examines the roof trusses in the attic 😉

 

[prototypen]

The trellis appears to be part of a straight wall line, so there is a risk that it is load-bearing.
Is there a wall directly under the trellis on the entry floor?

Protte

 

[niiina]

Thank you for your opinion Protte. There is no wall directly underneath. Instead, it seems to be standing roughly in the middle of the "relaxation room" below.

 

[prototypen]

The intermediate floor can be strong enough, perhaps concrete, to withstand the load from the upper floor.

Where is the ridge on the roof?

Protte