Chapter 9: Column Analysis and Design
• Strength (material) properties (e.g. steel vs. wood). • Appearance (circular, square, or I-beam). • Accommodate the connection of other members. • Local production capabilities (i.e. the shape of the cross section). Columns are major structural components that significantly affect the building’s overall performance and stability.
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