Ive been read the replies. Theres a lot of good advice. The are many ways to skin a cat! Think of all the buildings youve encountered through your travels. Steel frame building can be large and have bolted connection. Yes even at the column/ slab connection. Some have footings and foundation. Some are floating. Think of some of the large barns and granaries that were built with a shallow foundation and no anchoring.
At Junkshow we have low heavy ground. We took down a 60x120. Partially because of rotting posts. Those posts were a lesser treated brown post from the late 70s. Weve also cut posts off that were heaving and poured a thickened, reinforced, with anchors for the posts and set it back down to straighten it. We also built a 40x60 floating slab last year with 2 rows of center posts set in angle iron connection with the exterior framed walls set on 6 inch block to keep the framing up from grade. There are many workable ways to erect the building.
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