Cheapest possible steel structure?

Hello

he wants to develop! Maybe it will be in the sticks on the green meadow :)

Yes, probably in Bulgaria... Why are the questions about what material the architect wants?

Because you can build your scaffold from, for example, perforated sheets, steel beams (e.g. I-beams or U-beams) or a pipe construction. As material, you can use plain iron with rust protection paint or high-quality stainless steel, maybe also parts made of aluminum? Without a plan, you won't get reasonable answers.

It could possibly be disguised as a barn for agriculture or as a factory building in an industrial area, depending on the usage plan. Otherwise, a nonsensical question.

Maybe it could be disguised as a barn for agriculture or as a factory building in an industrial area, depending on the usage plan. Otherwise, a stupid question.

A barn or especially an industrial area wouldn't be bad either. Will that be cheaper than a 200,000€ house?

Barn or especially industrial site wouldn’t be bad either. Will that be cheaper than a 200,000€ house?

A barn? Well sure, right? You don’t need any interior finishing, heating, walls... Ok, in Bulgaria – do they even have heating there?
The question remains, what do you want to do with it? A barn is bad for living.

Young and creative? Rather unrealistic,... No matter what kind of construction – you have to apply for it. To do that, you need someone who takes responsibility (and is allowed to take it). That will already cost you money, and the authorized signatory will need a structural engineer for the building application – which costs money again. No one will sign off on any steel beams for you,... Requirements are also imposed on commercial properties (depending on the development plan). Appearance, structure, emission values, etc. You quickly need 3 or 4 expert reports, and it gets really expensive.