Load bearing v frame structure and concrete over timber Q2

Q.
a) Define the term 'load bearing structure' and 'frame structure'. State the differences between these two (2) structures. (15 marks)

b) Concrete is usually used to construct a building structure rather than timber. Explain. (10 marks)

(25 marks, 2019 Q2)

A.

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