Determine the lateral wind and seismic forces in the transverse direction for the two- story office building in Fig. 3.13a. For the critical loading, determine the unit shear in the transverse shearwalls at the midheight of the first- and second-story walls. Assume that there are no openings in the masonry walls.

Determine the lateral wind and seismic forces in the transverse direction for the two- story office building in Fig. 3.13a. For the critical loading, determine the unit shear in the transverse shearwalls at the midheight of the first- and second-story walls. Assume that there are no openings in the masonry walls.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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