Design a one-way slab, beams, and columns for a 3-story residential building has a plan shown below. Use f = 25 MPa ,fy = 420 MPa, and fye = 280 MPa. The live load for residential buildings is 2 kN/m?. Show all your calculations, draw all reinforcing details (cross sections and plans).

Design a one-way slab, beams, and columns for a 3-story residential building has a plan shown below. Use f = 25 MPa ,fy = 420 MPa, and fye = 280 MPa. The live load for residential buildings is 2 kN/m?. Show all your calculations, draw all reinforcing details (cross sections and plans).

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Design a one-way slab, beams, and columns for a 3-story residential building has a plan shown below.
Use f. = 25 MPa , fy 420 MPa, and fyv = 280 MPa.
The live load for residential buildings is 2 kN/m?.
Show all your calculations, draw all reinforcing details (cross sections and plans).
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Figure 1. Plan view for 3-story residential building (Dimensions is in m).

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