Abstract

A structural building system comprised of interconnected improved, frameless structural-load-bearing panel components, each panel component having front and back sections, an insulating core, integral symmetrical joinery, a thermal break, and at least one shear resistance connector. The panels are asymmetrical about one axis, and are designed to be directionally positioned with respect to the maximum anticipated shear force. The panel components interconnect to form frameless panel sections out of which the building system is constructed, which requires no exterior framing support members. The panel component and the resultant panel sections resist all three primary directions of force required of structural wall, roof and floor systems; the panel sections being yet stronger than the individual panel components. The panel sections can be used to construct structural walls, floors, ceilings and roofs to form complete building structures, or alternatively, conventional flooring and/or ceiling and/or roof materials may be combined with the interconnected frameless wall panel sections to form complete building structures.