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These kinds of functionalist houses from the 50s are found all over Sweden, and they look pretty similar.
Is there any "common" / "general" load-bearing structure in these houses?
If so, could someone explain which walls should NOT be altered in the basement, ground floor, and upper floor?
Example:
"The load-bearing wall in a 1.5-story house is usually the wall on the ground floor that runs along with / parallel to the roof ridge."
Alternatively, a paint drawing to simplify it all
Grateful for any response!
Check out the picture:
These kinds of functionalist houses from the 50s are found all over Sweden, and they look pretty similar.
Is there any "common" / "general" load-bearing structure in these houses?
If so, could someone explain which walls should NOT be altered in the basement, ground floor, and upper floor?
Example:
"The load-bearing wall in a 1.5-story house is usually the wall on the ground floor that runs along with / parallel to the roof ridge."
Alternatively, a paint drawing to simplify it all
Grateful for any response!
There is a book called "så byggdes husen 1880-1980" Borrow at the library?