Architectural drawings show the material composition of walls. Is this information of interest to the structural drafter and designer? If so, why?
What will be an ideal response?
Yes, it is very important for the structural drafters and designers to know the material composition of walls (glass, insulated panels, or brick and concrete block) in order to determine the weights of walls and thus the resulting loads on the structural steel-framing system.
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