Hi , I've just got the attached architecture plan from developer's appointed firm, may I know if the wall (marked as X) that separating the kitchen and dining can be demolished? The wall was built below a beam.

According to my neighbor there's also a column on the left hand side of the wall, must I retain it?

Appreciate if any expert from the field can help to advise please..





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Doesn't seems like have a column there, judging from the structural drawings.

Most likely there is a column on the left end.

This post has been edited by mini orchard: Oct 16 2020, 06:29 PM

Shouldn't be a problem removing the wall, but just need to check the column location, if its not in the middle it should be fine, most probably your neighbour meant the one on the right side in the drawing marked as black in colour.

Only the developer/architect for the project can confirm if its a structural wall or not. If its not, then it is removable but they should be able to provide a clear guideline.

From the attached drawings, the wall can be removed.

From what I see...
Should be non issue...
But to be safe side... Ask professional....

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Hi, it is just a partition wall, you may remove it. Columns are indicated in pitch black colour. Your RC columns are designed to be in rectangular form rather than the conventional rectangular form as to produce a flush the column to the brickwall. This will enhances both the aesthetic look & also the living space.