The wall therefore no longer needs to be heated up.
Exactly, the storage mass of the walls cannot be used because the interior insulation prevents the walls from heating up. After each airing, the rooms cool down quickly, which increases energy consumption.
Maybe Willi Wacker can enlighten us regarding the following points:
Dew point shift towards the interior, mold formation under the interior insulation, no possibility to apply a vapor barrier.
What effects might cavities and defects during concrete pouring have on the structural integrity, how is the structural integrity ensured at all, and what effects might embedded steel parts have on sound insulation.
Does interior insulation actually reduce living space?
How does the fastening of heavy objects on the styrofoam work?
So papi10, first google "Lego construction method," form an opinion, then assess the risks and decide.