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Garry's Mod is a prime example, while the base game is not that big, it can get rather large due to all that mod content and additional assets.
Steam client itself takes only about 560 MB.
Another thing to mention is that recently Steam got new feature called "Shader Precaching". For certain Vulkan ans OpenGL games those shaders are downloaded to your hard drive so that some games load faster/work with less stuttering. This can also take some disk space.
so I have 170GB in C/Programs/Steam/steamapps/common
but steam itself takes 540 GB O.o
Mods? and Addons?
Do you have a library path on C? When you click install, you should have a selection to choose from if you do.
Because you told Steam to PUT them there? Why else would they?
Garry's Mod is a HUGE game, that requires not only the half life 2 / source engine and games resources to be installed, but also all those downloaded mods and maps, addons? I mean, duh? Of course they take up space.
Some games are quite large.
It's your system, why don't you browse the files to figure out what is what? We can't divine that from here based on the information you've provided. If you're not happy with the disk usage figure out what you can delete, you know like every other person has had to do since the beginning of PC time.
So are you saying Steam is just randomly using up space? And you haven't a clue what could be using up that space when modern games can be tens of GBs and some pushing 100+ GB.