wooden garage - bracing

[n3jc]

yellow - openings
blue - timber posts, diagonals for bracing in a wall

There is a plywood sheating on a roof, diagonals between posts and openings for bracing in X and Y directions.

My question: For bracing in X direction I made 2 trusses (0,70 m wide) on each side of large opening. One of them is rotated for 10 degrees.
What do you think about this solution and what would you do? I cant use steel moment frame or something other than timber.

Thank you.

 

[struct_eeyore]

is this an open structure? If you are making an enclosed, framed garage, plywood is what is typically used for shearwalls and roof diaphragm to take down lateral loads - this looks like an overkill - and you will have issues attaching siding over the diagonals. You should probably just hire an engineer, this would not be an expensive job, and it would be done right.

 

[KootK]

Three sided building for me.

 

[bigmig]

Three sided Box analysis. Its in the NDS.