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Q1) Why are building codes or standards essential for the modeling/ efficiency of drawings in Revit ? ANS) A set of standard that are uniform to all structure It protects the construction safety Modern construction method …
Vaibhav Patil
updated on 03 May 2022
Q1) Why are building codes or standards essential for the modeling/ efficiency of drawings in Revit ?
ANS) A set of standard that are uniform to all structure
It protects the construction safety
Modern construction method
Provides building standard
A building code is set of rile to regulate the construction activities across the country.
NBC is a comprehensive building, code is a national instrument
providing guidline for the regulating building construction activity across the country
it serves as model code the adoption by all agencies involved in building construction work be they
the code mainly contain administrative regulations, development control rules and general building requirement, fire safety requirement, stipulation regarding materials,
Q2) From the National Building Code list the groups that will be essential to you when you begin modeling in Autodesk Revit
ANS) Group A: Residential Building
Group B: Educational Building
Group C: Assembly Building
Group D: Institutionl Building
Group E: Murcantile Building
Group F: Business Building
Group G: Storage Building
Group H: Industrial Building
Group J: Hazardous Building
the code, beside prescribing the variopus provision ,also allow freedom of action adopt approprite.
latest development in knowledge in the various discplines as relavent to a building including
Q3) List the five major steps that occur in project cycle . The steps should include from conceptualization of project to maintenance and final stage
ANS)
1) Initiating phase:
the initiating phase of the project life cycle consists of just two separate process. the project charter and stackholder register. the point of these phase is to determine the vision for your project, document what you hope to accomplish, and secure approvals from a sanctioning staceholder.
2) Planing phase:
The planning phase process group is where you built the project infrastructure that will enable to achieve your goal within your predetermined time and budget constraints, starting with a project managemnt plan, project scope, work breakdown structure and more
3) Executing phase: where most of the project is allocated and most of the project deliverable and produced, you take your project plan and put it into action, whether that takes week,months or years
managing terms effectively while orchestrating timeline expectations and reaching benchmarks goals. the execting phase often includes team development, stakeholder engagement, and quality assurence activities, either on formal and informal basis.
4) Monitoring and controlling phase:
the monitoring and controlling phase involves keeping on eye on the actual progress of the project against your plan and taking corrective action where necessary
no amount of perfect planning will exempt you from the need to be constantly vigilant with tracking and reporting
5) closing phase:
the closing phase is the final phase of the project life cycle includes just one solitary process and its more than simply cheking of the project as done. its essential to formally close the project and secure the sign-off or approval from the customer, stackholders
Q4) Give examples of different disciplines involved in construction of a project
ANS) Construction
Finance and estimating
Contracts and bid
Geotechnical
Management
Structural
surceying
Architect
Civil engineer
plumbing enginner
lift, Escalator and moving walk specialist
Acoustics specialist
Town planner
Q5) How are buildings classified ? Place the following buildings under each category
a. Four unit apartments
b. School with capacity of 1000 students
c. A single unit shop.
d. Multi story Shopping complex
e. Steel machine factory
ANS)
A. Four unit apartments: Group A: Residential Building:
sub- division A-4
B. School with capacity of 1000 students: Group B: Educational Building
sub- division B-2
C. A single unit shop: Group E: Mercantile Building
sub- division F-1
D. Multi story Shopping complex: Group E: Mercantile Building
sub- division D-4
E. Steel machine factory: Group H: Industrial Building
sub- division G-1
Q6) Distinguish the roles of Design team and Management team
ANS)
1) Design Team:
Helps to finalise the plan
Evakuationaries in the project
Implementation the designs
The design team is primarily responsible for taking your idea and bringing it to life using their professional skills. The end result is a design that aligns with the client's desires, is feasible, and is within the budgetary restrictions for the project.
2) Management Team:
Accomplishment of project
Execute the design
Achives the satifactory completion of the project
The Executive Management Team is responsible for managing the Company's core business operations as a whole, which requires planning of various development processes, Group principles and Group practices, as well as monitoring the development of financial matters and Group business plans
7) Refer to NBC, Identify the modeling requirements for the project ( from week 4).
a. Height Limitations
b. Area Limitations
c. Room sizing
d. Wall height
e. Thickness based on fire life and safety
f. Passageway requirements
ANS)
1) Height Limitation: As per NBC 2005, clause C-2.5 the page no, 43
height of the building shall not exceed 15m
a) for the building up to the height 15m, there is no need to provide lift
b) Housing for the low-income group shall preferably be up to a maximum of two storeys
c) Building for housing beyound 15 m in height should be resorted to in exceptional circumstance and it should be governed by provisions laid down the code
here, in my plan case height of building is 4000mm = 4m so its belongs NBC code
2) Area Limitations: AS per NBC C-2.3.1, page no 43
According to NBC 2005, the minimum plot size with grount coverage not exceeding 75%, shall not be less than 40 sq.m in small and medium town and not less than 30 sq.m in metropolitan area
here in our case, the plan size is 9172X8327mm = 763.75 sq.m so we belong with NBC acts
3) Room Sizing: AS per NBC 2005, C-3.3, page no 43
the carpet area of multipurpose single room should be at least 12.5 m2.
Such one room dwelling units with 12.5 m2 carpet area of habitable space is permitted only in case of on site rehabilitation of slum dwellers.
In a house of two rooms, first room shall not be less than 9.0 m2 with minimum width of 2.5 m and second room shall not be less than 6.5 m2 with a minimum width of 2.1 m provided the total area of both the rooms is not less than 15.5 m2
In incremental housing the bigger room shall always be the first room.
so here in our plan our room size is greater than minimum size criteria of NBC so we follow the NBC guidlines
4) Wall Height: According to NBC 2005: clause F-3.4, the minimum height of rooms and space should be
The minimum height of rooms/spaces shall be as
follows:
a) Habitable room 2.75 m
b) Kitchen 2.6 m
c) Bath/water-closet 2.2 m
d) Corridor 2.1 m
F-3.4.1 In the case of sloping roofs, the average height of roof for habitable rooms shall be 2.75 m and the minimum height at eaves shall be 2.10 m.
In our case wall height is 4m so we follow NBC act
5) Thickness based on fire life and safety: the thickness for masonry walls is given by the Table 2 of fire and life safety section of NBC 2005
in our week 4 challenge we used external wall thickness is= 300mm
and internal wall thickness is = 200mm
so we are on NBC guidlines
6) Passageway requirements: as per NBC 2005, table 1
we follow NBC guidline
Q8) We have identified requirements for modeling from question 7, Use these numbers from code book and verify the numbers used in modeling the unit from week 2 to week 4. If the numbers are not reasonable, use the numbers obtained from the code book to create a revision of the mode.
This model resembles the actual modeling requirements for Project 1 of course work
ANS)
We follow all the NBC act mentioned in Q7 with our week 2 to week 4 challenge plan, so we not need to redesign our projects
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