Yes you do need a Architect and a Engineer. but you also need a contractor that can work with concrete to give you what you need. Precision-services.com has done this before. also check out this video chad@spidertie.com

east : 13' wall / 7 ft west: 13' wall / 7 ft south: 13' wall / 10 ft north 4' wall / 10 ft now can slab be rested on these wall ??? this slab will be on first floor... these all are load bearing wall... ground floor have similar wall execpt north side 4' pardi wall... that is not having any support from ground slab

Hello there, You could really consider 300 x 300 mm tiles for pavement as they are sturdy and matt finished. Try natural stone flooring and concrete paver blocks as well. As for thickness, anything >14mm would suffice but the laying of tiles should be uniform and any minute airgap could produce large cracks due to pressure. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar

In these options, i would go for Red River Hickory. But the colours of the kitchen are too similar, since the cabinets are a warm colour, look for something cool for the flooring. You could go for a dramatic black or a dark brown to add some dimension. Otherwise everything just fades into one another!