Type of building use: The type of building use is the most important factor in building structure design. Each user may have different needs in terms of structure. For example, residential buildings require simpler structures than commercial and office buildings.
Resistance: The building structure must be resistant to the forces of earthquake, wind, snow and other external forces. Therefore, the type of structure and material used in the design of the structure is very important.
Stability: In terms of stability, the building structure must be resistant to harmful effects such as biological, thermal and chemical factors.
Beauty: The structure of the building 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.
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.
Cost: The costs of construction and maintenance of the building should be considered in the design of the structure.
Construction quality: The construction quality of the main components of the building structure is very important. The structure must be designed in such a way that the possibility of errors in construction and implementation is minimized and the quality of its construction is optimal.
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.
Legality: In the design of the building structure, attention should be paid to the laws and regulations related to safety, environment, use of natural resources and other laws related to the structure.
In general, in the design of the building structure, consideration should be given to such things as the type of use, resistance, stability, beauty, energy efficiency, maintenance, cost, construction quality, compatibility with the environment, and legality.
