Architect, Construction Manager - Which documents after construction?

Good evening, our construction project with an architect/site manager (without a general contractor) is nearing completion.
My question: which documents should I receive or request from the architect/site manager?
Because the site manager will soon retire – if the house should ever be sold (or if any authority requests documents, or....)
I would like to have as complete documentation as possible.

So the following:

1. Floor plans, sections, and elevations
2. Site plan
3. Calculation of enclosed space, living space, and floor area ratio
4. Specifications of trades and invoices
....
(please add to this, or refer to a similar list if available)

Thank you very much in advance for all responses!!!

During today's inspection of the shell construction, it was noticed that the masons did a sloppy job and left some gaps between individual Poroton bricks in the exterior wall, ranging from 2 to 5 centimeters wide

1) You had a site manager?
2) Your concerns revolve around drawings?
I'm losing my faith and sincerely thank you for the entertainment at the end of the workday :)

1) You had a site manager? 2) Your worries revolve around drawings? I'm falling off my faith and thank you sincerely for the amusement at the end of the workday :)

I don't understand your answer. Would you like to explain it to a dummy ;-) ? Aside from that, I'm always happy when you have a reason to laugh. :)

I also enjoy every laugh from forum members, but would suggest having these in the Comedy forum. Even more, I appreciate hints on the topic. Thank you

I don't understand your answer. Would you like to explain it to a dummy ;-) ?

Read the whole text: If that happens, you shouldn't worry about drawings, but rather think about the construction manager (what did he do?) and the quality of the construction (what else was botched during construction that the "construction manager" didn't notice). Missing drawings are still the least of the evils ;)

(please add, or refer to a similar list if available)

Drawings and calculations are ok. You still need, for example: - drainage planning - electrical planning - water/sewage pipeline planning inside the house - heating planning (room-by-room heat load calculation, hydraulic balancing, underfloor heating layout plan, etc.) - execution and detail plans - blower door test - shell construction acceptance/final acceptance

For example, you still need:
- Drainage planning
- Electrical planning
- Pipeline planning water/sewage in the house
- Heating planning (room-by-room heating load calculation, hydraulic balancing, underfloor heating layout plan, etc.)

Why does he still need that later?