ARCHITECTURE PRACTICUM REPORT 2023 PART I

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RACTICUM P EPORT 2023

Hello, I'm Ritu Maharjan, an undergraduate s t u d e n t s t u d y i n g a r c h i t e c t u r e I ' m enthusiastic about the world of design and c o n s t r u c t i o n , w h e r e c r e a t i v i t y m e e t s functionality.

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01 FARMHOUSE, CHOBAR pg 1-10 residential 05 RESORT, CHITWAN pg 39-48 commercial 04 RESIDENCE, BANESWOR pg 31-38 extension 03 RERSIDENCE, KIRTIPUR pg 21-30 residential 02 HIGH-FIVE, CHITWAN pg 11-20 restaurant
06 pg 49-56 residential RESIDENCE, PANGA 11 pg 85-88 residential RESIDENCE, KULESOR 10 pg 79-84 commercial SURAJ COMMERCIAL 09 pg 73-78 commercial CINEMA HALL 08 pg 67-72 interior JUNGLE SAFARI 07 pg 57-66 residential VILLA, RAMKOT
01 F A R M HOUSE C H O B A R C L I E N T M r . R a j S h r e s t h a

Mr. raj’s farmhouse, chobar Residential | 719.12 sq.ft | ongoing

Involvement: Plan Modificaon| Furniture Layout | Architectural Drawing

The primary objective of this project is to design and construct a distinctive farmhouse tailored to meet the specic needs and preferences of a bank manager. This residence, while seemingly straightforward, poses unique challenges due to its location on a complex site. The farmhouse will be situated on a naturally contoured terrain with three distinct elevations, each at varying heights, within a narrow horizontal space. Consequently, the design approach prioritizes creating an efcient and aesthetically pleasing building that integrates modern architectural elements, such as skillion and lean-to roofs. Additionally, the project incorporates shading mechanisms on the southern façade to effectively control sunlight exposure during daylight hours.

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This project is driven by the specic requirement of our client, who desires a vacation farmhouse suitable for renting out to tourists seeking a holiday retreat. In alignment with the client's vision, a key requirement is the potential inclusion of a basement swimming pool, offering guests the unique and delightful opportunity to savor the breathtaking natural surroundings while indulging in a refreshing swim. Furthermore, the client has emphasized the necessity of a basement water tank within the project's specications. This water storage solution is vital for ensuring an uninterrupted and sustainable water supply, which is essential for meeting the needs of guests and maintaining the overall functionality and comfort of the farmhouse throughout their stay.

BY-LAWS

Ground Coverage = 70%

FAR = 2

Setback = 2m

ROW = 6m

The basement plan reveals a thoughtfully designed living space, tailored for comfort and relaxation. It features a spacious bedroom complete with an ensuite bathroom and a convenient walkin closet, promoting privacy and convenience for the occupants The bedroom seamlessly connects to a cozy study room, providing an ideal workspace for reading, working, or simply unwinding. What s e t s t h i s s p a c e a p a r t i s i t s connection to a splendid deck area, where guests can revel in breathtaking scenic views while enjoying various activities. Safety is paramount, as evidenced by the surrounding shear wall protecting the water tank located to the south. Furthermore, the design ingeniously incorporates aesthetics and functionality by utilizing glass partitions rather than traditional brick walls in the bedroom and bathroom, enhancing the overall modern and open ambiance. This basement is impeccably suited for couples and tourists seeking a delightful retreat during their vacation.

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1. Study Room 2. Bedroom 3. Attached Toilet 4. Walk-In Closet 5. Water Tank 6. Deck
REQUIREMENT
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Deck Chobar
Farmhouse

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he main entrance to the farmhouse is accessed from the Teast direction, leading to a spacious ground oor with a distinct layout. Upon entering, you are presented with a choice to either proceed to the basement or stay on the ground oor. On the ground oor, a striking feature is a spiral staircase situated in close proximity to the entrance, offering an elegant focal point as well as easy access to other levels of the house. This oor primarily serves as a large living space, designed to promote an open and airy atmosphere It seamlessly connects to a balcony, extending the living area outdoors and providing a serene space for relaxation.

Continuing upwards to the second oor, you'll nd a well-appointed layout that offers both functionality and comfort. The highlight of this oor is the master bedroom, complete with an attached bathroom and a private balcony, providing a serene retreat for the occupants Adjacent to the bedroom, there is a thoughtfully designed kitchen and dining space that encourages communal g a t h e r i n g s a n d c u l i n a r y a d v e n t u r e s T o e n h a n c e organization and convenience, a dedicated storage room or pantry is incorporated into this area Additionally, to cater to the needs of guests and residents alike, an extra toilet is situated on this oor. The kitchen also boasts a small balcony, allowing for fresh air and natural light to ood the space while creating an ideal spot for a cozy morning coffee or herb garden.

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1. Car Porch 2. Living Room 3. Balcony 4. Way to Basemennt 5. Staircase 1. Dining 2. Kitchen 3. Store 4. Toilet 5. Attached Toilet 6. Bedroom 7. Balcony
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Balcony Shading Device Spiral Staircase
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Chobar Farmhouse

task

My assignment involved translating an existing conceptual 3D design into detailed architectural drawings. These drawings were to be created following the rm's established drawing layers and standards. Additionally, I was tasked with developing a furniture layout based on my professional judgment. This involved determining the most functional and aesthetically pleasing arrangement of furniture within the designed spaces, considering factors like trafc ow and user comfort. Furthermore, adjustments to the foundation depths and building design were made in accordance with structural analysis ndings and specic client requirements.

In the residence section, the diagram displays various levels of footings at different contour heights. The footings are categorized into two pairs at the top and bottom contours, with a single footing at the central contour. The lower tie beam of the topmost footing serves as the upper tie beam of the central one, and the lower tie beam of the central footing becomes the upper tie beam of the bottom footing. To support the soil, a retaining wall is constructed.

FILL FILL
RETAINING WALL
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ELEVATION BASEMENT

RETAINING WALL

A retaining wall is a vital structural component in construction and landscaping that serves to retain or support soil or other materials, p r e v e n t i n g e r o s i o n a n d managing elevation changes in various outdoor settings. These walls come in a variety of materials, including concrete, wood, steel, or stone, each with its own aesthetic and functional advantages. Retaining walls are commonly used to create terraced landscapes on sloping terrain, provide structural support for buildings, roads, or gardens, a

r a l l appearance of outdoor spaces.

Here, the diagram above illustrates the details of the retaining wall. These retaining walls incorporate weep holes designed to alleviate the pressure and moisture exerted by the retained soil against the wall. As the wall's height increases, it gradually tapers down in size This intentional design minimizes the risk of the wall bending or toppling under the inuence of soil pressure, ensuring structural stability.

The weep holes are outtted with pipes, each having a diameter of 2 feet and 5 inches, facilitating the effective drainage of excess moisture from behind the wall. The retaining wall stands at a total height of 20 feet and 8 inches, with a width measuring 8 feet. Prior to the construction of this wall, a layer of placement of a 6-inch layer of PCC along with stone backlling. This meticulous preparation ensured a stable and level base upon which the retaining wall was constructed. The PCC layer and stone backlling collectively contribute to the structural integrity and long-term durability of the entire construction, providing a solid foundation capable of withstanding the pressures and demands of the retaining wall's signicant height.

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S I T E VISIT Chobar Farmhouse / 07
Throughout the construction process, the reference line remains a crucial tool to maintain the wall's alignment.It is typically marked using strings, stakes, or other markers that are level and aligned with the intended position of the wall.

During the site visit, I observed that signicant progress has been made in the construction phase. The lower basement, designated for the swimming area, has been successfully completed, indicating substantial progress in the project's development. Additionally, the upper basement, with a notable oor height of 11’-4”, has been constructed with a staircase consisting of 20 steps, each having a 6.8” riser height, which is an important detail for accessibility and design considerations. Meanwhile, the lower basement stands at a height of 9’-4”, providing insights into the varying elevations within the structure.

S I T E VISIT
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fig.1 Basement & Lower Basement Construction Plinth beam raised 1’-2” Basement refer from g.1 Lower Basement where swimming pool will be designed Backlling refer from g. 3 Shear Wall for water tank refer from g.4 Retaining Wall Conbined Footing refer form g. 2

A combined footing is a type of foundation that supports two or more columns by sharing a single, continuous concrete slab beneath them. In this case, 8 dia. re-bar are used in the footing in 6” center to center spacing. PCC layer were already laid and column with development length and reinforcement were tied on the PCC layer and formwork were being prepared and after it, concrete mixture were prepared and laid over the formwork for the combined footing.

g.3 Backlling Process

Backlling is the process of lling the voids or excavated areas around foundations, trenches, or structures with soil or other suitable materials. This is done to provide support, stability, and prevent settling or shifting of the structure. Backlling also helps in distributing loads evenly and improving drainage, ensuring the long-term integrity and safety of the construction project.

A shear wall in an underwater tank is a specially designed vertical structure within the tank's walls that provides resistance against lateral forces, such as water pressure. In this case, 8 dia. re-bar has been used horizontally and 10 dia. re-bar has been used vertically with 6” center to center spacing.

RCC casting is a crucial construction process involving the pouring and shaping of concrete mixed with steel reinforcement into desired molds or formwork. Proper curing and quality control are essential during RCC casting to achieve the desired strength and durability in the nished construction elements.

S I T E VISIT
g.2 Combined Footing Construction g.4 Shear Wall g.5 RCC Casting of Ground Floor
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LEARNINGS

Through this experience, I've signicantly enhanced my prociency in CAD software, leveraging its capabilities for more efcient and precise design work. I've also acquired valuable knowledge on strategically arranging footing placements in alignment with site contours, optimizing structural stability and aesthetic harmony with the natural landscape. My understanding of retaining walls has grown, allowing me to integrate these crucial structural elements seamlessly into my projects. Furthermore, the invaluable insights gained from site visits during the initial construction phases have deepened my comprehension of the practical implementation of architectural concepts, providing me with a holistic perspective that extends beyond the drawing board These combined learnings have expanded my skill set and equipped me with a more comprehensive understanding of the architectural process from design to execution.

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02 HIGH F I V E R E S T A U R A N T C L I E N T M r . B i b h u S h r e s t h a

Mr. bibhu’s restaurant, chitwan Restaurant | 2605.25 sq.ft | ongoing

Involvement: Plan Modificaon| Interior| Architectural Drawing

The primary objective of this project is to design and construct a distinctive restaurant tailored to meet the specic needs and preferences of businessmen. This project aims to conceptualize, develop, and successfully launch a modern restaurant that offers a contemporary dining experience. The application of restaurant concepts has enabled the creation of a space that caters to city residents of all ages. The concept of an open space serves as the foundation for the layout of tables and the ow of visitors within the restaurant. The restaurant is housed in a modern building with a pyramid hip roof design.

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The client's key requirements for this project revolve around the establishment of a two-storey restaurant tailored to urban residents, including the essential provision of a basement for parking and service facilities. To maximize cost efciency, the client is open to the idea of integrating steel beams and columns into the restaurant's structural design. Furthermore, a paramount aspect of the client's vision is to embrace a retro-themed interior design aesthetic. In line with this, the client has specied the inclusion of key features within the restaurant, namely a pool table, a compact bar, a stylish bookshelf, and a dedicated stage area. These elements collectively represent the client's vision for a unique and engaging dining experience.

BY-LAWS

Ground Coverage = 60%

FAR = 2.5

Setback = 3m

ROW = 8m

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The restaurant's primary entrance is oriented towards the east, offering easy access for patrons. As guests step inside, they encounter the bar and counter area, strategically located in close proximity to the entrance for convenient service. Upon entering the main dining hall, a charming water fountain graces the space, surrounded by thoughtfully arranged seating areas to create a welcoming a n d v i s u a l l y a p p e a l i n g ambiance. Continuing into the main hall, there is a designated area featuring a pool table, providing an entertainment option for diners. Moving further east from the main hall, restrooms h a v e b e e n t h o u g h t f u l l y designed to cater to customer needs, ensuring comfort and convenience Additionally, the project includes well-planned spaces for the restaurant, ofce, and storage, all with easy access to a staff toilet facility situated in t h e e a s t e r n s e c t i o n . T h i s comprehensive layout optimizes the functionality and comfort of the restaurant while adhering to the client's specic requirements.

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REQUIREMENT
1. Lobby 2. Bar 3. Ofce Kitchen 5. Staff Toilet Toilet Dining
Initial Floor Plan
Ramp to Basement
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Changed Floor Plan
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Key alterations included adjustments to the grid span, elimination of the service staircase, and the introduction of an inclined layout in the north direction.

A column base plate is a structural component used in construction and engineering to connect a vertical column to its foundation or supporting structure It typically consists of a steel plate that is attached to the bottom of the column and a n c h o r e d t o t h e foundation or another structural element.

The rst oor of the restaurant has been thoughtfully laid out to p r o v i d e a v e r s a t i l e a n d enjoyable dining experience. It divides the space into two distinct dining halls and a central main hall, with a strategically positioned stage that serves m u l t i p l e p u r p o s e s , a c c o m m o d a t i n g s m a l l meetings, conferences, and intimate concerts while ensuring unobstructed views from all angles, including the primary dining area Glass partitions between these areas maintain a sense of separation while allowing for easy circulation. A balcony dining area adds charm and offers diners scenic views, and restrooms are conveniently located on the eastern side of the oor for guest comfort. This well-planned arrangement not only maximizes functionality but also creates an aesthetically p l e a s i n g a n d a d a p t a b l e atmosphere, catering to a range of dining preferences and event needs, making it an attractive destination for both residents and visitors.

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1. Dininng 2. Main Hall 3. Stage 4. Balcony 5. Toilet
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task

I have been assigned a project that entails revising the plans and sections of a restaurant due to adjustments in the grid's span This assignment also involves the conversion of an existing conceptual 3D design into meticulously detailed architectural drawings, following the specic drawing layers and standards set by our rm. Additionally, I have the responsibility of creating a furniture layout, determining the most functional and aesthetically pleasing arrangement of furniture within the designated spaces, while taking into account factors like trafc ow and user comfort. Furthermore, I've been tasked with calculating the oor height based on the number of steps required.

In the section, it's apparent that the basement serves a dual purpose, accommodating both parking spaces and service facilities. Furthermore, the inclusion of a metal staircase is noticeable, enhancing access within the structure. An interesting cost-saving measure is being implemented on the rst oor, where the original four columns are undergoing replacement with steel columns and beams, demonstrating an intention to economize on construction expenses while maintaining structural integrity.

A S S I G N E D
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In gure 1, the detailed connection between the I-section beam and the Csection column is depicted In this conguration, two 200 x 200 mm ISMC sections are expertly welded side by side, forming a unied, larger structural post. This substantial post is then linked to the Isection beam through the use of a 6 mm llet weld and a 50 x 50 x 5 mm cleat. The llet weld, a frequently employed welding technique, is employed to effectively join the beam's anges to the open face of the column. This welding process ensures a robust and long-lasting connection, which is crucial for maintaining the structural integrity and strength of the overall framework.

Similarly, gure 2 demonstrates the detailed connection between the main steel beam and the secondary beam. Similar to the column connection, these beams are also securely joined using llet welds.

S T E E L STRUCTURE D E T A I L S
gure 1
For more detail drawing refer to ANNEX
gure 2

Wall Colour

Blinds Curtain

Mat Finish Farmaica

Sofa Texture

Column Colour

Dark Furniture

Texture for wooden post

Siyah Metal

Vaneer

Designer Floor Tiles

Porcelain Floor Tiles

Brick Facade

Wall Colour

MATERIAL BOARD

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Bharatpur

FURNITURE BOARD

Designer Sofa Dome Pendant Light Plant Mint Green Designer Sofa Plant Long Arm Sconce Wooden Bar Chair Metal-Wood Tall Table with Chair set Photo Frame
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Also, talking about the lightning, I’ve mainly focused on pendant lights, scondes, and track lightning each bringing their own unique qualities to a room illumination. Pendants offer versatile, hanging options with various styles, while sconces provide wall-mounted accents and space-saving designs. Track lighting, with adjustable xtures on a ceiling-mounted track, offers precise control and a modern aesthetic. Combining these lighting types strategically allows for a functional yet visually appealing lighting setup in any space.

INTERIOR DESIGN

In my vision for this retro-themed interior, I've sought to create a seamless connection between the interior and the captivating brick facade of the exterior. To achieve this, I've meticulously incorporated elements such as graceful arches, w h i c h e l e g a n t l y a d o r n t h e handrails, walls, and partitions, mirroring the aesthetic charm of the arched windows on the outside. Collaborating closely with a seasoned architect, we've made thoughtful choices in materials, opting for the enduring appeal of metal accents that blend effortlessly with the warm, rustic character of sal-wood. For the color scheme, I've personally chosen mint green, creamy yellow, and pristine white to evoke a sense of nostalgia and sophistication throughout the interior. This project reects my dedication to creating a cohesive and visually pleasing living space that seamlessly marries retro aesthetics with modern comfort and functionality.

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LEARNINGS

This project has been a rich learning experience, encompassing various aspects of architecture and interior design It's taught me the signicance of cost-effective structural decisions, such as opting for steel beams and columns, to ensure efciency without compromising on safety and durability. I've delved into the intricacies of restaurant furniture layout, discovering how the arrangement of furnishings impacts circulation and functionality, a crucial consideration for creating inviting and practical spaces. Additionally, I've honed my skills in rendering design les and gained insights into the art of material selection, vital for crafting cohesive and visually appealing interiors. Throughout this journey, the guidance of my senior architect has been instrumental in expanding my knowledge and expertise in these domains, setting a strong foundation for future projects and creative endeavors.

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03 K I R T I P U R C L I E N T M r . L a x m i M a h a r j a n RESIDENCE

Mr. laxmi’s residence, kirtipur RESIDENCE | 402.08 sq.ft | PLANNING

Involvement: Planning / Municipal Set / Working Drawing / Esmaon

The primary objective of this project is to design and construct a distinctive residence tailored to meet the specic needs and preferences of local businessmen. This project aims to conceptualize and develop residence with traditional facade. The facade, a true masterpiece of craftsmanship, nds its essence in time-honored materials such as locally sourced bricks, featuring traditional windows that echo the aesthetics of a bygone era. Adding a touch of cultural authenticity, the project incorporates 'tuki' motifs in its lighting design, providing a warm and inviting ambiance that is both evocative and captivating. In harmonizing modern functionality with the beauty of Newari architecture, this residence promises to be a beacon of architectural excellence in the heart of Kirtipur, a testament to the enduring spirit of tradition.

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KIRTIPUR BY-LAWS

As per the stipulated regulations governing the construction of this residence, the structure's height is meticulously restricted to a maximum of 45 feet, ensuring that it maintains a proportionate scale with the surrounding landscape. Furthermore, these guidelines mandate a generous setback of at least 1.5 meters (approximately 5 feet) on all three sides of the residence. At the front of the property, facing the road, an additional meter of setback is mandatory, allowing for an unobstructed view and enhancing the overall streetscape. In adherence to the principle of responsible land use, the regulations insist on a ground coverage of no more than 80 percent.

This project is driven by the specic requirement of our client, who desires a residence of a fourstory structure, with the ground oor reserved for a shop space. The driving force behind this design is the client's heartfelt desire for spaciousness. Given the substantial number of family members, the paramount consideration is the provision of ample room for everyone's comfort and convenience Additionally, because of the two contour levels on the site, the client wants the home entrance to be located on the upper level, while the entrance to the shop will be situated on the lower level.

Conceptual 3D

R E Q U I R E M E N T Conceptual Planning Bedroom Vertical Circulation Washroom Horizontal Circulation
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My assignment involved preparing the detail architectural drawings, sanitary drawings, electrical drawings and working drawings. I was also assigned the challenging responsibility of completing the structural drawings for this impressive residence. Guided by the experienced Senior Structural Engineer, I meticulously prepared detailed structural drawings for the entire building, all while under his expert supervision Moreover, I was entrusted with the crucial responsibility of estimating the total construction cost required for the project and meticulously crafting the bill of quantities.

To accommodate the client's desire for a four-story building while adhering to local bylaws specifying a maximum height of 45 feet, a creative solution was implemented The oor height was adjusted to 8 feet and 6 inches, with a total of 14 steps, each having a riser height of 7 inches. In alignment with the client's specic preferences, the m a i n e n t r a n c e w a s positioned on the upper level of the building, providing an elegant and distinctive entry point. Simultaneously, an additional entrance was integrated on the lower level, catering to the needs of the shop space and enhancing accessibility for customers and visitors.

A S S I G N E D
task
4. 1. 2. 3. 5. 1. Bedroom 1 2. Toilet 3. Staircase 4. Bedroom 2
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5. Balcony

A mat foundation is a substantial concrete slab that uniformly distributes a building's load across the ground, rendering it well-suited for tall or heavy structures situated in regions with varying soil conditions or seismic activity In this context, the footing has a depth of 16 inches with the footing width measuring 11 feet Additionally, the provided gure also illustrates the oor nishing.

Slab Reinforcement bar length dened by calculation:

• When beam is placed at edge: 0.15 X C/C DISTANCE OF PILLAR

• When beam is placed at center: 0.3 X C/C DISTANCE OF PILLAR

D E T A I L S
STRUCTURE
For more detail drawing refer to ANNEX

When it comes to beam layout, there are two types of reinforcing bars:

through bars and extra bars. Through bars extend from one edge to another, while extra bars are used selectively, providing additional strength only where needed. Their length is calculated using the formula L/2.5, where 'L' represents the length of the beam.

Turning to the placement of stirrups in beams, it's essential to consider that bending moments are greater at the edges and supports compared to the middle section of the beam. As a result, stirrups are positioned closer together near the supports, typically within a distance of '2D,' where 'D' signies the depth of the beam. Typically, at the edges, stirrups are spaced 4 inches apart while in the middle section, they are spaced at a regular 6-inch interval, center to center.

Reinforcement Bar Size:

• 3 -16 DIA. BARS (THROUGHOUT)

• 2 -12 DIA. BARS (EXTRA BARS)

For more detail drawing refer to ANNEX

D E T A I L S
STRUCTURE
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WORKING DRAWING

Providing & laying 75mm thick (1:3:6) cement, sand, stone chips-concrete and finishing the surface with floor hardner

FOURTH FLOOR

Lintel Band

• Above window and door frame to take load coming from wall,

• It may be of concrete, wooden, R.C.C., etc.

• The level of lintel is around 2.1m to 2.3m.

Sill Band

• Protects the junction of the window,

• Additional support and stability for the window,

• The level of sill is around 0.9m from oor level.

Shear Wall

Providing & laying 75mm thick (1:3:6) cement, sand, stone chips-concrete and finishing the surface with floor hardner

THIRD FLOOR

Providing & laying 75mm thick (1:3:6) cement, sand, stone chips-concrete and finishing the surface with floor hardner

SECOND FLOOR

Interior plaster work (1:5) cement, sand mortar (1 2" thick) over RCC surface and wall in accurate line and level

Providing & laying 75mm thick (1:3:6) cement, sand, stone chips-concrete and finishing the surface with floor hardner

FIRST FLOOR

Providing & laying 75mm thick (1:3:6) cement, sand, stone chips-concrete and finishing the surface with floor hardner

PLINTH LEVEL

A shear wall is a vital structural element in building construction designed to resist lateral forces, such as wind, earthquakes, or other horizontal loads. Typically made of reinforced concrete or masonry, shear walls are strategically placed within a building to provide stability and prevent excessive swaying or deformation during external forces. In this context, the vertical re-bars have a diameter of 10mm, while the horizontal re-bars measure 8mm in diameter. These re-bars are positioned at a center-to-center distance of 6 inches.

3"THK.PCC (1:3:6)

LD. 9" 3" 3" 1'-4"
FLAT BRICK SOLING COMPACTED EARTH
7' 9" 5" 7' 9" 5" 2'-6" 4'-6" 9" 5" 7' 9" 5" 2'-3" 9" +8'-2" +16'-4" +24'-6" +32'-8" +0'-0" 3" 7' 9" 5" 2'-3" 4'-9" 9" 5" 2'-3" 4'-9" 9" 5" 2'-6" 4'-6" 9" 5" 3'
For more detail drawing refer to ANNEX

After nalization of all the materials to be used in the superstructure, quantity estimation of the superstructure was done. A quantity estimate includes a list of quantities for all materials needed to complete a project. Its purpose is to give the client a complete list of all the quantities required for the project and what the cost will be for each quantity.

B I L L O F

BILL OF QUANTITY

In words Sixty Three Lakhs Seventy-Two Thousand Seven Hundred and Five Rupees only

S.N PARTICULARS QUANTITY UNIT RATE AMOUNT 1 SITE CLEARANCE 30000 2 EARTHWORK IN EXCAVATION: 2053.8 CFT 30 61614 3 BACK FILLING 1643 CFT 10 16430 4 FLAT BRICK SOLING 821.52 SFT 110 90367.2 5 PLAIN CEMENT CONCRETE 821.52 SFT 170 139658.4 6 RCC [1:1.5:3] [M20] WORK 2580.32618 CFT 525 1354671 7 FORMWORK 5850.7466 SFT 100 585074.7 8 REINFORCEMENT 9035.549 KG 140 1264977 9 9" BRICKWORK 1483.4844 CFT 525 778829.3 10 4" BRICKWORK 677.608312 SFT 175 118581.5 11 TOTAL WOODEN FRAME 45.28062 CFT 7500 339604.7 12 DOOR PANNEL 336 SFT 300 100800 13 WNDOW PANNEL 196.875 SFT 300 59062.5 14 FLOOR TILE 46.8 SFT 350 16380 15 WALL TILE 253.47 SFT 350 88714.5 16 GRANITE WORKS 304 SFT 700 212800 17 SCREEDING 1204.5375 SFT 150 180680.6 18 PLASTER WORK 4106.8762 SFT 60 246412.6 19 WALL PUTTY 5523.44 SFT 65 359023.6 20 PAINT 5523.44 SFT 65 359023.6 6372705
GRAND TOTAL
Client Name: Laxmi Bahadur Maharjan Locaon: Dopacha, Kirpur-1
QUANTITY
Project: Residence
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LEARNINGS

This project has been an invaluable learning experience for me, unveiling the art of designing and planning a residence within a conned space, showcasing the boundless possibilities of efcient spatial utilization Engaging in the creation of working drawings, I delved deep into the intricacies of architectural details, honing my understanding of essential elements such as lintel bands and sill bands. Furthermore, my collaboration with structural engineers illuminated the intricate world of structural drawings, equipping me with indispensable techniques and formulas for calculating development lengths and reinforcements, adding a new layer of depth to my knowledge. The assignment to estimate the bill of quantity was another enlightening task, expanding my expertise in construction materials, their rates, and types, fostering a holistic comprehension of the construction process. In sum, this project has been a treasure trove of knowledge, enriching my understanding of architecture, engineering, and construction management, and equipping me with a comprehensive skill set to tackle diverse challenges in the eld.

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04 RESIDENCE EXTENSION B A N E S H W O R C L I E N T M r . k r i s h n a M a n J o s h i

REQUIREMENT

The primary requirement of our client is to create a home extension. This extension is intended for their personal use and comfort within their existing property, making it more suitable for their own needs and lifestyle. The client's vision includes the creation of a 1BHK (one-bedroom, hall, and kitchen) unit on their terrace. Additionally, they want to include a toilet, ensuring that the extension is fully equipped with basic amenities for comfortable living. The client desires to keep the project costeffective. To achieve this, they have expressed a preference for using pre-fabricated materials in the construction process. Prefabricated materials are known for their cost-efciency because they can reduce labor and construction time, ultimately saving money while maintaining quality.

S I T E M E A S U R E M E N T E X I S T I N G S I T E Baneshwor Extension / 33

task

I was assigned the task of measuring the site and drafting a plan in accordance with the client's requirements As part of this responsibility, I conducted research to identify suitable pre-fabricated materials for the site. Subsequently, I engaged in discussions with the client regarding the proposed plan and the choice of materials. These discussions were a d y n a m i c e x c h a n g e o f i d e a s a n d considerations, where I had the privilege of presenting the intricacies of the plan and the merits of the chosen pre-fabricated materials.

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In this project, meticulous and thoughtful planning took center stage, driven by the inherent constraints of limited space. Recognizing the spatial challenges, we embarked on a journey of creative problem-solving, which led to a strategic alteration in the placement of the staircase. This change proved pivotal, as it not only optimized space but also eliminated what had previously been a distracting element within the layout. Furthermore, our commitment to functionality and comfort extended to the kitchen area, where we introduced a small balcony. This clever addition not only enhanced the aesthetic appeal but also played a crucial role in facilitating proper air circulation, ensuring a fresh and inviting atmosphere in the heart of the home. These decisions exemplify how innovative design choices can maximize utility and aesthetics in even the most compact of spaces.

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1. Kitchen (8’-0” x 13’-6”) 2. Bedroom (8’-0” X 9’-9”) 3. Toilet (4’-6” X 5’-10”) 4. Balcony (2’-0” X 9’-3”)
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5. Terrace (13’-0” X 10’-0”)
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EXPLODED ISOMETRIC

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After nalization of all the materials to be used in the superstructure, quantity estimation of the superstructure was done. A quantity estimate includes a list of quantities for all materials needed to complete a project. Its purpose is to give the client a complete list of all the quantities required for the project and what the cost will be for each quantity.

B I L L O F QUANTITY

BILLOF QUANTITY

Client Name - Mr.Krishna Maan Joshi

ProjectExtension of Prefabricated Works

LocationBuddhanagar , ktm

In words Seven Lakhs Sixty Five Thousand Eight Hundred and Seven Rupees only

S.N. DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY AREA RATE (NPR) AMOUNT (NRs) REMARKS In Figures A. CIVIL WORKS 1 SITE CLEARANCE No 1 30000 30000 Clearing of left over debries and staircase position replacement. 2 METAL TRUSS WORK sq.ft 1 460 450 207000 3 X 3 post , 2 X 2 main truss , 1 X 1 perlin , 26 gauge colored G.I Sheet.With 1 rain gutter 3 PARTITION WALL sq.ft 1.00 700.00 215.00 150500.00 4 inch AAC Block with chemical Adhesives 4 ALMUNIUM WINDOW sq.ft 5.00 88.00 600.00 52800.00 78 number aluminium channel 5 ALMUNIUM DOOR sq.ft 4.00 77.00 650.00 50050.00 90 NUMBER aluminium channel 6 INTERIOR PLASTER sq.ft 1.00 670.00 75.00 50250.00 Interior plaster work ratio1:5 7 EXTERIOR PLASTER sq.ft 1.00 470.00 110.00 51700.00 Exterior plaster work with bamboo scaffolding 8 SCREEDING AND PUNNING sq.ft 1.00 308.00 150.00 46200.00 1:3:4 Ratio cement , sand , chips , 1:1 punning 9 FALSE CELLING sq.ft 308.00 110.00 33880.00 with 12mm regular usg board. 10 ELECTRICAL No 1.00 60000.00 With all electrical wirings and normal lights and socket. 11 TILE WORKS a) WALL sq.ft 1.00 140.00 200.00 28000.00 b) FLOOR sq.ft 1 27 201.00 5427.00 765807.00
GRAND TOTAL
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LEARNINGS

This project has been an educational journey in various aspects of architecture. I've gained expertise in site measurements and translating them into precise AutoCAD drafts, a fundamental skill for accurate planning and execution Exploring diverse prefabricated materials has expanded my knowledge base, offering innovative solutions for construction. Interacting with the client has honed my communication and project management skills, crucial for meeting their needs and expectations. Furthermore, I've discovered the potential for building extensions on existing structures, particularly on terraces, using prefabricated materials, showcasing the adaptability and sustainability of modern architectural practices These experiences have enriched my architectural toolkit, equipping me to tackle complex projects with condence and creativity.

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