BUILDING STRUCTURE (ARC 2522/2523) PROJECT 2: EXTENSION OF A R.C. BUILDING
TUTOR: MR. ADIB GROUP MEMBERS:
Adeline Ting Yuh Chee
0314648
Cheng Chen Liang
0310043
Lee Run Sen
0308226
Lim Fou Sing
0314997
Ng Teng Wern
0315014
Tan Kwok Seong
0314700
Teo Kean Hui
0310165
Tsai Wan Ching
0315185
TABLE OF CONTENT 1.0 Introduction 2.0 Measured drawings 3.0 Structural drawings 4.0 Conclusion 5.0 Individual proposal - Adeline Ting Yuh Chee - Cheng Chen Liang - Lee Run Sen - Lim Fou Sing
- Ng Teng Wern - Tan Kwok Seong - Teo Kean Hui - Tsai Wan Ching
1.0 Introduction In a group of 8, we are required to obtain floor plan of a bungalow and carry out an analysis on the structural framing and produce a set of structural drawings which includes foundation plan, ground floor plan, first floor plan, second floor plan and roof plan. Individually, each member has to propose an extension work of the bungalow that does not exceed 100sq.m for each floor. This extended area should be framed using structural members such as columns, beams, slabs and trusses. Next, we are required to identify and analyze a minimum of 6 beams, 4 columns and the load acting on it.
The case study that we have chosen is a 3 storey bungalow, which is located in Hartamas Height, Kuala Lumpur. This bungalow is developed since early 2009 and completed in late 2010. The built up area of a single unit is approximately 573.2 sq.m, which includes a total of 332.91 sq.m built area and 240.29 sq.m covered exterior area. This bungalow consists of sub-basement, ground floor and first floor. The interior of this bungalow is made up of an entertainment room, living room, dining, kitchen, bedrooms, guest room and study room; while the exterior consists of a swimming pool, car porch and a yard.
2.0 Measure Drawings No floor plan was obtained due to time constraint. So a quick measured drawing of the of the house was made, in order to obtain the size of floor plan and proceed to structural plans by our own analysis.
3.0 Structural Drawing
A set of structural plan drawings are produced by the group, locations of columns and beams are found through observation and analysis. Grid lines are then produced after further developing and discussion with the tutor.