building strength question

[lt1driver]

building plan is to build with 4x4 metal post on all corners and with 1-2 more of the 4x4 in between corner post, will have horizontal beams 1x3 between 4x4 post which will be sunk into ground/concrete 3 feet, walls of 3'wide by 12' tall(long) tin/galvanized metal. sides and roof made of same tin/galvanized metal, each panel is 3' wide and 12' tall and roof will have a very slight slop from center out to walls (to keep within max height allowed) building is 15' wide and 22 or 24' long (again city code) located west of dallas, windy with some storms in spring, located in town in developed subdvision, house on each side with large lot on north end with cedar type trees somewhat blocking wind from that way .....design just my idea for a shop to put next to my carport in the back of the house(alley entrance) in area city will allow.... mueller design would be a kit they make and would be same size and material bolted together and anchored to concrete pad with bolts into a "L" shaped base plate
mueller building packaged for my assembly..that is the basics

question is which would be stronger or more wind resistant???

 

[KELLHAMMER]

You post is lacking alot of information. So it is really hard to give any feedback on your situation. Is this a proposed building or is it currently being built? What are the floor plan dimensions and how tall with what type of roof ? Pictures, drawings, sketches are helpful
Where are you located? Did you design the building or did someone else? Etc. etc.

 

[CNGsaves]

+1 that more information needed. What country, or part of country if USA?