Last year, the Reykjavík Building Inspectorate rejected an application by the owner of a detached house in the Hólahverfi neighborhood of Breiðholt for permission to make significant changes to the property, which had been under construction for half a century. According to the plan, the property was a detached house with an apartment on the upper floor measuring 130.2 square meters, a 57.5 square meter basement apartment and a 34 square meter b…
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Last year, the Reykjavík Building Inspectorate rejected an application by the owner of a detached house in the Hólahverfi neighborhood of Breiðholt for permission to make significant changes to the property, which had been under construction for half a century. According to the plan, the property was a detached house with an apartment on the upper floor measuring 130.2 square meters, a 57.5 square meter basement apartment and a 34 square meter b…