Safety: The safety of the residents and users of the building is one of the main goals in the design of the building structure. Therefore, the building structure must be able to withstand the forces of earthquake, wind, snow and other external forces.
Efficiency: Another goal of building structure design is efficiency and optimal performance in different conditions. For this purpose, the structure must be designed in such a way that it can have the best performance during the life of the building.
Beauty: The third goal of building structure design is the beauty and appearance of the building. The building structure should have a beautiful and attractive appearance while being strong and stable.
Energy efficiency: The building should be designed in such a way that it can maximize energy efficiency. For this purpose, the building structure should be made of quality materials and attention should be paid to optimizing the use of energy for ventilation, lighting and other needs of the building.
Cost: The goal of building structure design is to minimize construction and maintenance costs. For this purpose, it should use quality and reliable materials and minimize maintenance and repair costs in the future.
Stability: In terms of stability, the building structure must be resistant to harmful effects such as biological, thermal and chemical factors. For this purpose, we must use quality and reliable materials in the design of the building structure and pay attention to executive details.
Maintainability: The structure of the building should be designed in such a way that if maintenance is needed, this can be done easily and at a lower cost.
Compatibility with the environment: In the design of the building structure, attention should be paid to the compatibility with the environment. This includes using quality and environmentally friendly materials, using new and renewable energy sources, and reducing energy consumption.
In general, the main goals of building structure design include safety, efficiency, beauty, energy efficiency, cost, sustainability, maintainability and environmental compatibility.
