Rerouting Vent for Kitchen Sink Drain
Looking for ideas on how to route the vent for the kitchen sink. The sink sits directly in front of a window, and as originally designed the vent runs inside the wall up behind the sink to just below the window, then turns left and goes through several cripple studs under the window framing, then through the jack stud and king stud for the window header, then it turns up and wends its way to the attic and roof. The problem is that as originally built the holes through these studs are too large, and with changes we're making to the framing of the house these studs will be required to carry more load than they did previously. We've looked into using stud shoes to shore up the studs, but the architect doesn't like this idea. I'm wondering what other solutions there might be. How are vents normally through supporting studs like this? Or is there another way - such as routing the vent outside the house? Looking for ideas - thanks.