Transition between Leca and wooden studs

[surfarn]

Sitting and planning for an attefallshus to be built on a slope. The parts of the walls that are underground will probably be made of leca, but other parts above ground will be timber frame. Is there anyone who has a picture or can describe how best to make the transition between leca and timber frame? The sloping part will house the bathroom and kitchen, and we are looking for a structure that balances maximizing space and good insulation properties. Indoors, we want a uniform appearance, and outdoors we'd like a smooth transition from wood to the leca foundation. It will probably be something like this in terms of transition from leca to wood (borrowed image)

 

[martinåsaka]

Becomes complicated to step, go straight preferably with leca. Like there then, basically all leca up to the door.

This is how I did it:

 

[surfarn]

Becomes complicated to step, run straight preferably with leca. Like that, with the whole leca up to the door.

This is how I did it:

how have you done on the inside? Since it will become a living space, I don't want any visible transition from wood to Leca

 

[martinåsaka]

Now there's this garage thing like this:

Gypsum and wood gray.
Then plaster.

But if you want the same without joints, you have to put a layer of studs over the entire layer of wood and leca, like 45x45, and then gypsum over that.

 

[surfarn]

It becomes a bit too thick a wall with 19 cm leca and 45 studs on it. Wonder if it can be solved with thinner leca blocks... or another construction?

 

[martinåsaka]

It becomes a bit too thick of a wall with 19 cm leca and 45 studs on that. I wonder if it can be solved with thinner leca blocks.. or another construction?

Wouldn't backfill against leca blocks thinner than 25 cm...... especially not thinner than 19 cm

 

[surfarn]

I will probably have to consult with an engineer.. Nowadays, many attefall houses are built with basements, so there must be a smart solution for this without sacrificing too much interior space. Ideally, I would like to achieve this appearance