How to Seal Gap between Concrete and Framing?

Ok, water-proofing is done! Very expensive, lots of follow up complications, due to wonderful clay, but still completed. Do I start with the floor, then walls and finish with ceiling? Problem - The poured walls cracked again (along with new cracks in the floor) after water proofing and filling them in. So The company came back in and did steel "band-aids" By this, I mean I have 10, 4" x 2.5' steel plates bolted to the walls. Basically holding them together. The front of the house is trying to fall off. lol. Can I use a Hilti to put up the finishing walls or will this further compramise the integrity of the walls? If not a hilit then how to I attach V/B, insallation and drywall? Thanks, Jaxemae

I've been reading on this forum that the preferred way of framing a basement wall is to just build a freestanding wall an inch from the exterior basement wall. This approach seems sensible, but I'm wondering whether it'll work for my application. I have a walkout basement, so my south and west walls aren't entirely concrete. The east edge of my south wall is concrete up to the ceiling, but it shortly turns into 2/3 concrete with the top third being 2x4 studs and insulation -- then it drops to 1/3 concrete and 2/3 studs, and finishes as a fully studded wall on the west edge, complete with a couple of traditional windows built into the wall (at normal living-level height). How should I finish that wall?