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Designing with Force-Transfer Shear Walls: A Stiff Task to Achieve Better Performance and Cost Savings
Wood-framed structural panel shear walls designed using the Force Transfer Around Openings (FTAO) method have become a very popular option for engineers, especially in areas with high lateral force requirements. The need for more affordable housing in metropolitan areas is leading to larger and tall
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