The document provides details on the structural design and analysis of a two-storey bungalow project. It includes the architectural plans, structural plans, load distribution diagrams, tributary area diagrams, and structural analysis calculations for key structural elements like beams and columns. Specifically, it analyzes the forces, loads, and bending moments on Ground Floor Beam D/1-1A and C1-E/1A, as well as Column C/4. The analysis determines the ultimate load values and reaction forces to properly design and size the structural components.
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Structural Design of a Bungalow
1. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING AND DESIGN
BUILDING STRUCTURES (BLD 60103)
PROJECT 2 : STRUCTURAL DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF A BUNGALOW
GAGEOJIJI
NAME :KOH JING FAN
STUDENT ID : 0330792
TUTOR : MR. MOHD. ADIB RAMLI
3. Name : Gageojiji
Architect : YerangChung Architects
Location : South Korea
Area : 176.0 m2
Project year : 2017
1.0 Introduction to assignment
Structural analysis is crucial in determining the appropriate sizes of structural
components such as beams, columns and footings, which involves quantification of the
total load transferred to the components. As architects, we need to know the process
of load transfer and distribution in a building as well as the process of structural
analysis to understand the basic works of the engineer. With that, hopefully architects
would produce better designs with more consideration towards the structural
components. This assignment is designed to gauge the students’ knowledge and
understanding of the main topics in this module; slab, beams and columns, as it
integrates structural theory, force calculation and basic structural proposal.
Objectives:
1. To introduce the basic process of structural design of a two-storey bungalow.
2. To gain a holistic structural design experience including the basic concepts in
structural design, engineering considerations in building structure,
quantification of loads and stresses, as well as the estimation of the sizes of
structural members.
Chosen Bungalow :
The bungalow was built for a young married couple with 2 children. It consists
of 2 floors and spaces listed below:
1. Entrance
2. Boiler room
3. Bathrooms
4. Bedrooms
5. Courtyard
6. Living room
7. Dining room
8. Kitchen
9. Utility room
10. Hall
11. Library
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7. 3.0 Structural Brief
(Quantity Life and Dead Loads Acting on Structure)
Structure Dimension
Slab 0.15m (thickness)
Wall 0.15m X 3.0m (thickness X height)
Beam 0.2m X 0.3 m (width X depth)
Column 0.3m X 0.3m X 0.3m (width X legnth X height)
Material Standard Weight (kN/m3
)
Brickwork 19
Reinforced concrete 24
Structure Calculation Self-weight
Concrete slab 0.15m X 24kN/m3 3.6kN/m2
Brick wall 0.15m X 3.0m X 19kN/m3
8.55kN/m2
Beam 0.2m X 0.3m X 24kN/m3
1.44kN/m2
Column 0.3m X 0.3m X 0.3m X 24kN/m3
6.48kN/m2
Roof - 1.0kN/m2
Dimension of structure
Standard Weight of Material
Structure Self-Weight
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26. 1. Column C/4
Calculations & Analysis
Structure Dead load analysis Live load analysis
Slab 3.6kN/m X
(2.078 X 2.048)
= 15.32kN
(2.078 X 2.048)
X 1.5kN/m
= 6.38kN
Brickwall 8.5 X 2.048 = 17.408kN
Beam 1.44kN/m
X (2.048 + 2.078)
= 5.941kN
Total load 38.67kN 6.38kN
Ultimate load 38.67 X 1.4 = 54.138kN 6.38 X 1.6 = 10.21kN
Total ultimate load 64.35kN
Ground floor
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27. Structure Dead load analysis Live load analysis
Slab 3.6kN/m X
(1.994 X 2.004)
= 14.399kN
(1.994 X 2.004) X
1.5kN/m
= 5.99kN
Brickwall 8.5kN/m X (1.994 +
2.004)
= 33.98kN
Beam 1.44kN/m X
(1.994 + 2.004)
= 5.757kN
Total load 105.94kN 5.99kN
Ultimate load 105.94 X 1.4
= 148.32kN
5.99 X 1.6 = 9.584kN
Total ultimate load 157.904kN
First floor
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28. Structure Dead load analysis Live load analysis
Roof (2.12 X 1.9866) x
1.0kN/m = 4.21kN
(2.12 X 1.986)
X 0.5kN/m = 2.105
Roof beam 1.44kN/m X 1.986
= 2.860kN
Total load 7.07 kN 2.105kN
Ultimate load 7.07 X 1.4
= 9.90kN
2.105 X 1.6
= 3.368kN
Total ultimate load 13.268kN
Roof
Total load on C/4 column = 64.35kN + 157.904kN + 13.268kN
= 235.52kN
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29. 2. Column C1/3
Calculations & Analysis
Structure Dead load analysis Live load analysis
Slab 3.6kN/m X
(3.95 X 1.921)
= 27.32kN
(3.95 X 1.921)
X 1.5kN/m
= 11.382kN
Brickwall (1.921 + 1.85) X 8.5kN/m =
32.05kN
Beam 1.44kN/m
X (1.921 + 1.85)
= 5.43kN
Total load 64.8kN 11.382kN
Ultimate load 64.8 X 1.4 = 90.72kN 11..382 X 1.6 = 18.21kN
Total ultimate load 108.93kN
Ground floor
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30. Structure Dead load analysis Live load analysis
Slab 3.6kN/m X
(0.915 X 1.95)
= 6.423kN
(0.915 X 1.95) X 1.5kN/m
=2.676kN
Brickwall 8.5kN/m X (1.95 + 2.035 +
1.375)
= 45.56kN
Beam 1.44kN/m X
(1.95 + 2.035)
= 5.738kN
Total load 57.721kN 2.676kN
Ultimate load 57.721 X 1.4
=80.81kN
2.676X 1.6 =4.282kN
Total ultimate load 85.092kN
First floor
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31. Structure Dead load analysis Live load analysis
Roof [(0.95 X 1.963) + (0.437 X
2.535) ] x 1.0kN/m
= 2.973kN
[(0.95 X 1.963) + (0.437
X 2.535)] X 0.5kN/m
= 1.486kN
Roof beam 1.44kN/m X (1.963 + 2.54)
=6.48kN
Total load 9.453 kN 1.486kN
Ultimate load 9.453 X 1.4
= 13.23kN
1.486 X 1.6
=2.378kN
Total ultimate load 15.61kN
Roof
Total load on C1/3 column = 108.9kN + 85.092kN + 15.61kN
= 209.602kN
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