The houses are built with a so called ‘bookshelf’structure which means a concrete frame with transverse load bearing walls. The pattern from the frame determined the plans and facades of the building. The facades are non load bearing and were constructed as light weight infill walls. These infill walls were usually built up of a combination of a stud frame and window/door partitions.
6. Facade construction with wooden studs and plasterboard. The facade consists of concrete panels, clad with brick and metal sheets.
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7. Floor slab connection in relation to reinforcement in the walls and balconies. 8. Steel reinforcement bars in concrete slab.
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