Hello

A question for the gathered expertise.

I am planning to make an opening for a new staircase.
The idea is to place a glulam beam type 90x315 at the red line and then put a post to support it (red square), which should transfer the load for the floor on the upper level. What I'm wondering is, on the other side of the opening at the blue line, can I just cut at the edge against the wall and assume that the inner wall will be load-bearing (maybe it already is), or should I also install some form of beam there? It's a solidly built house from 1935 with inner walls made of 45mm tongue and groove boards. The span is about 2.5 meters.
Best regards,
David
Floor plan showing a proposed stairway location marked with red and blue lines, connecting an existing hall and bathroom in a 1935 house renovation project. Ceiling with exposed wooden beams marked with red and blue lines for structural support planning in a 1935 house renovation project. Wooden beams in a ceiling with partially exposed structure. The image shows construction details and areas with chipped paint visible on the walls.
 
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