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The retaining wall is skewed perfectly.
The amount of steel reinforcement in a concrete retaining wall is typically measured in terms of kilograms per cubic meter (kg/m³). The exact quantity of steel reinforcement required can vary depending on factors such as the design specifications, load requirements, and the dimensions of the retaining wall. In general, a common range for steel reinforcement in concrete retaining walls is between 60 to 150 kg/m³, but it is crucial to consult with a structural engineer or refer to specific design guidelines for an accurate calculation.
This varies depending on location, size & type of job (wall? ceiling?) so get several estimates.
It depends on the nature and amount of radiation you want shielding from.
Brick retaining walls are usually 2 walls with a brick row on top. Since you did not include the size of your brick take the size of your wall 25 x 3 = 75 x 2 (the back wall) = 150 sq feel x (how many of your brick per sq foot) + 100 bricks for top row = total brick x 10% waste factor 3.54 bricks per foot would be - 150 x 3.54 = 531 + 100 = 631 + 63 = 694 Note - you may have to fill the void with mortar or concrete if this is to be a "retaining wall" holding back fill dirt or the wall will crack. You also will have to backfill with gravel and provide drainage thru the wall. Study up, you don't want to do this twice.