QUOTE(KLthinker91 @ Feb 17 2021, 04:01 PM)
Yes it's true though that the 2 cases I mentioned were either full reconstruction or new build
When it comes to renovating it depends on the foundation works. Many 2 storey are built with tolerance for 3 storey (such as mine). So that's the max DBKL will allow for reno of that particular house. At least that's what I was told...
Yeah well we all know who's to blame for the high rises mushrooming everywhere and loss of so many green lungs
Is not quite correct to say many houses are built for tolerance for additional floors.. In fact i would say is wrong to say that.When it comes to renovating it depends on the foundation works. Many 2 storey are built with tolerance for 3 storey (such as mine). So that's the max DBKL will allow for reno of that particular house. At least that's what I was told...
Yeah well we all know who's to blame for the high rises mushrooming everywhere and loss of so many green lungs
An engineer would always design with a safety tolerance such as additional loadings, but never for additional floor. To me adding floor is a very major construction..is not like lego when u can suka2 just stack..
And thats the problem with renovations nowadays..ppl get 'advised' wrongly by hear say or contractors and ended up having problems with the house such as cracks and leaks...Best is get a proper architect/engineer to advise
Feb 22 2021, 06:12 PM

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