Question

Hi ,i want real life photos exaples of the following please:

A:Columns:

1-Reinforced Concrete column

2-Steel column

3-Timber column

i want 1 picture of each , with construction phases photo ,and their construction phase criterias photos. :all explained by building site photos

B:Shear (Load-bearing Walls): photo Examples of construction phases ,and their construction phase criterias: explained by photos

C:Structural and Non-structural wall photos examples

Note:

please i want real life building site photos,thank you

1-pictures of (A):each type of the mentioned columns types, and pictures of the following requirments,

2-pictures of (B:)and pictures of the the folowing requirments,

3-pictures of (C:)and pictures of the following requirments.

Answer 1

A. Column

1.

2.

3.

B. Load bearing wall

Shape steel Shear studs Steel plate Reinforcement

C. Structure and non structure wall photos

Load-bearing Wall A load-bearing wall gives a building structural integrity. It carries and distributes weight from the roof and top floors down to the foundation. The safest way to identify one is to hire a professional structural engineer. INTERNAL LOAD- BEARING WALL Load-bearing walls always run perpendicular to the joist. Non-load bearing wall Load- bearing wall Load- bearing wall Load- bearing wall Support beams SELF-SUPPORTING WALL Truss Load- bearing wall LOAD DISTRIBUTION Load-bearing walls of the lower floors hold up the roof and upper levels of the house. These walls carry the weight of the floors above down through the home and into the foundation. NON-LOAD INTERIOR WALLS Not all homes are designed with internal load-bearing walls. In many cases, the roof trusses are self-supporting from the outer walls of the house. All walls along the outside of a structure should be considered load-bearing, Creators.com/Bob Kast

LOAD AND NON-LOAD BEARING WALLS ROOF TRUSS NON-LOAD BEARING WALLS © 2009 InterNACHI LOAD BEARING WALLS BEARING BEAM COLUMN