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Conceptual Design As per the recommendations of the client, the building to be constructed has to be done with reinforced concrete. Hence, two different and viable reinforced concrete designs have been suggested below.

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Structural
Design



NAME : M.J. Hanees Ahamead

Module Name : Structural Design

Module Code : EG 6101

Programme Title : B.Eng. (Hons) Civil Engineering
with Structural Design

,Table of Contents


Client Brief
Architectural Sketch
Alternative Structural Scheme
Conceptual design
Reinforced Concrete Design
Comparisons of Conventional Concrete Design and Ribbed Slab- Column Design
Recommendation of Foundation
Specification of the concrete and reinforcing Materials
Method of Statement for Safe Construction Process
Statement of Robustness


Design Calculations


Design Drawings


Sustainability Appraisal


References

,Client Brief
The proposed office building complex project of “laboratory testing with office space” will be
established at Survey No. United kingdom.
The proposed project will be constructed on the land owned by our client Mr. Azzam, with a
total built up area of approximately 8048 sq.ft area.
Thus, our client Mr.Azzam has a sound financial background
Estimated Project cost of the proposed development project would be around Rs 200
million. Around 35 Perches (9,529 sq.ft.) barren land will be utilized for the proposed Apartment
construction project.


He has proposed that he want a hexagonal or circular shape with four storeys with a full height
central atrium it should be done by reinforced concrete. azzam is said to be a private
organization. The project is a laboratory facility together with an office space. Further the
building comprises of a reception, product display area, meeting and seminar rooms, a staff
canteen and recreation area together with associated kitchen facilities and goods
inward/storage area. Typical floors are to be designed for laboratory and office space together
office and laboratory accommodation.
Safety he told that there is a brick culvert beneath the ground

, A sketch of architectural that should accommodate all the requirement.

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W. G. Curtin, Gerry Shaw, J. K. Beck, W. A. Bray, David Easterbrook Structural Masonry Designers\' Manual
Publisher: 2008 ISBN: 9780470777411 Edition: Unknown

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