Which risk increases when improperly aligned concrete formwork is used during column construction?

💡 Explanation

When formwork is misaligned, increased non-uniform lateral pressure occurs because the concrete's center of mass shifts, leading to uneven load distribution during setting. Therefore lateral instability risk increases, rather than honeycombing, cold joints, or corrosion which are caused by other defects.

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