Raise garage wall with load-bearing beam in.

[hempularen]

Now I have no idea if the proposed construction here is good. But I would probably try to incorporate some diagonal bracing in the sections next to the doors.

Garages are sensitive in terms of construction, as the wall with the doors is not as rigid as a regular wall. There is a risk that the structure will collapse like a house of cards. However, you do have quite a bit of rigid wall next to the doors, so it's possible that sheet material on the walls will be sufficient for stability.

 

[Niklaspe]

Now I have no idea if the proposed construction here is good. But I would probably try to incorporate some diagonal bracing in the compartments next to the doors.

Garages are sensitive in terms of construction, due to the fact that the wall with the doors is not as rigid as a regular wall. There's a risk that the structure could collapse like a house of cards. Now you have quite a bit of sturdy wall next to the doors, so it's possible that using sheet material on the walls will be enough to achieve stability.

Yes, sounds wise; this is how it should look when it's finished. The two "doors" are actually an opening into the existing garage. It might become more stable as it will be locked into the existing garage.

 

[arkitekt_1]

Hello, your construction looks logical, as does your facade drawing except for the middle part which I don't understand how it is missing from us as a shed roof? It becomes very low.

 

[Niklaspe]

Hello, your construction looks logical, your facade drawing as well, except for the middle part which I don't understand how it is missing. Is it supposed to be a shed roof? It becomes very low.

The middle part is an existing garage/economic section where I'm going to open up between, hence the beam! So it will be open between the new and old garage!