Can two households on the same floor of Gaohang Oasis Phase II get through?

First, determine the structural form of the house, which can be generally divided into five types: 1. Brick-concrete structure (mostly used for six floors and below, mostly used for residential buildings. 2. Frame structure (commonly known as square beam and square column, mostly used for office. ) 3. Semi-frame shear wall (commonly known as short-leg shear wall, the building height does not exceed 100m, which is mostly used for residential buildings) 4. Frame shear wall (commonly known as pure frame shear wall, the building height does not exceed 100m, which is mostly used for residential buildings) 5. Tube structure (used in super high-rise buildings and offices).

Two: Let's talk about whether we can tear down the partition walls of two families.

1. Brick-concrete structure: Houses with this structure are supported by brick walls. Although there are cast-in-place ring beams at the top of each partition wall, they do not meet the design standards of frame beams. Therefore, it can't bear the load from the partition wall in the same position upstairs, and forced demolition is in danger of collapse, so the partition wall can't be demolished.

2. Frames, half-frame shears and frame shears will be set with the floor slab at the partition wall of two households, generally set to 200mm (bottom width) and 400 mm-600 mm (beam height) according to the distance. The frame beam bears the load of the upper partition wall, and the load of this wall is borne by the lower frame beam at the same position. In this case, the partition wall is a non-bearing wall and can be removed. It should be noted that the main reinforced concrete structural members cannot be damaged, so there will be no potential safety hazard.

To sum up, first of all, we should understand the structure of the house, actively communicate with the property and developers, and ask the design institute to review it when necessary.