hello, the contractor wants a filler in the attached project. but since the engineer friend before me used normal beams with hollow floor slabs, I was asked to make a hollow block solution. In the construction, the column concrete of the ground floor has been poured. that's why I have columns and stud beams that I can't run on the same axis without being comfortable with me... Here is the best project I could create due to my adherence to "architecture" and "ground floor column application"... I have a few questions for my experienced colleagues 1- to add to the current project- Do you have anything you want to remove? 2- Since there is 50 cm infill on the radial foundation, I started the staircase at +50 level and set the edge of the staircase that meets the infill as "fixed support" to solve it together with the structure. I fixed the edge corresponding to the curtain with a "curtain" and the upper level of the stairs with a "beam". is it true? Since my 3-floor height is 3.5, 20 cm curtains on both sides of my elevator are not accepted due to regulations. In this way, there is no problem in the analysis. Is correction necessary? (The previous engineer friend solved the 20 cm curtain (he may have defined a separate floor for the basement curtain and made "0.5 + 3"
) 4- Apart from this project, what do you think about connecting the stairs to the hollow floor slab?
