Classroom building

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KAUARCH Abdullah Al-shehri KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

Human Architecture level 400

supervisor : arch Abdulmohsin Adas Faculty of orientation year

Site response Pedestrian

Entrance

Buffer zone

57m

View

Sha

Cla 60m

dow

ss

Entrance

Concept

used

Flexibility unit

building

used

7.50

7.50

Most times when designing a building, the outline itself controls the distribution of the building uses.

building

In this case the use itself controls how to the building is distributed, at the same time can be flexible by increasing and decreasing the number of uses in a non-complicated way.

Classroom

By designing a portable modular prefabricated unit.

Mosque

Offices

Lab

Cafeteria

Library

Library

Seminar

Unit details Concept devlopment

4.2

° 5 3 1

2- Split the site to seven modules 0.2 0.4

1- Setbacks and make it more square

Elevation

3.6 7.5

2.6

0.550.2

Dimension

Exploded 3- Locate entrances

4- link units with main cores

Zoning 11 11

6

2 2

Skin

4 2

ceiling Glass panel

1 1

10

1 9

3 3

2

2 2

Ground floor

1

5 5

4

Structure Ceiling

First floor

1 7 1 8 5

Second floor 1-classroom 2-Laboratory 3-Library 4-Seminar

8 Third floor 5-Academic office 6-IT 7-Students' Affairs 8-Administration

9-Mosque 10-Cafeteria 11-Entertaining

Facade Aluminium

Elevated floor

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A

Site Plan 1:100

Callouts 1:20

North West elevation 1:100

First floor 1:100

Callout 1

Callout 5

Tiles Sand Water insulation Thermal insulation Rein forced concrete Finish

North East elevation 1:100

Callout 6

Callout 2

Tiles Concrete Water insulation Thermal insulation Rein forced concrete Water insulation Rein forced concrete Thermal insulation Water insulation Finish Gypsum

Tiles Sand Rein forced concrete Finish Gypsum

B

B

Second 1:100

South West elevation 1:100

Callout 7

Callout 3

Tiles Rein forced concrete Finish

South East elevation 1:100

Ground floor 1:100

GRC Rein forced concrete Thermal insulation Water insulation Finish Gypsum

Tiles Concrete Water insulation Thermal insulation Rein forced concrete Water insulation Rein forced concrete Thermal insulation Water insulation Finish Gypsum

Callout 8

Callout 4 Tiles Sand Water insulation Thermal insulation Rein forced concrete Water insulation Concrete Earth

A

Tiles Concrete Water insulation Thermal insulation Concrete Water insulation Thermal insulation Concrete Earth

B

B

Section A-A 1:100

Third floor 1:100

Section wall A-A

Section wall 1:50 Fourth Floor 17.4m

Section wall A-A

Section wall B-B

Callout 1

Third floor 13.2m

Second floor 9m

First floor 4.8m

Callout 2 Callout 5

Ground floor 0.6m

B

Callout 6

B

Section B-B 1:100

Callout 3

Fourth Floor 17.4m Section wall B-B Callout 7

Third floor 13.2m

Second floor 9m

A

B

B

Callout 4

Callout 8

First floor 4.8m

Ground floor 0.6m

A

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Mechanical diagram

Fire sprinklers

Return Supply

Sustainability strategy

insulated glass

Rain water

GRC

Sink water Water tank

Structural systems Section-active/ Slab structure / Box frame

"box

frame construction, also called cellular framing, or cross-wall construction, method of building with concrete in which individual cells, or rooms, are set horizontally and vertically together to create an overall structural frame. Because the main weight of the building is carried through the cross walls, they must be sufficiently thick to carry their own weight as well as loads from above, and so the potential height of a structure built in this manner is limited. The most common application is in low apartment flats and similar buildings having walls and floors formed by reinforced concrete slabs". https://global.britannica.com

Structural building Beam Columns Slab

Frame box

Raft Slab

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