Apartment replanning: where to start

1. 1

   Gather the documents you have

   Find the apartment's floor plan, technical passport, or inventory file, if you have one. This is the starting point for assessing any replanning.

2. 2

   Record the current condition of the rooms

   Take photos or, if needed, order measurements — this helps establish exactly what the apartment looks like now.

3. 3

   Describe the changes you want

   Define exactly what you want to change: moving walls, combining rooms, relocating plumbing fixtures, or something else.

4. 4

   Check the impact on structures and utilities

   Some changes may affect load-bearing walls, ventilation, water supply, or electrical systems. This determines how complex the replanning will be.

5. 5

   Determine the required design documentation

   Depending on the scope of changes, a different set of drawings and design sections may be needed.

6. 6

   Agree on how to proceed

   The final step is understanding which approvals are needed in your specific case, and in what order to move forward.

Not every replanning can be approved — it depends on the specific structures, utilities, and building requirements. A precise answer can only be given after reviewing the property and its documents.