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Group Member
â–  Najeeb Khan (Leader)
â–  Juniad Ijaz
â–  SherazAhmad
â–  SohaibArshad
â–  Fazal Hussain
â–  Ammar Khalid
Content
â–  Introduction
â–  Background
â–  Excavation
â–  BrickWork
â–  Concrete
â–  Steel Calculation
â–  Flooring
â–  Finishing
â–  Summary Sheets
â–  BOQ
â–  Project Cost Summary
INTRODUCTION
â–  We were assigned a task to carry out a project to estimate the
cost of a building.
â–  We chose a house in BahriaTown Islamabad.We did our task
thoroughly in about 14 weeks.
OBJECTIVE
To establish the cost of carrying out works to build the
house to maximize the profit for all the individuals
involved in the constructing project.
To evaluate other alternate decisions.
To prepare project budget.
To determine most economical processes and use of
materials. (for example when selecting material from
MRS when the clear choice was not there in the plan of
our project.)
Background
The stretch of plot was 40’*70’ = 2800 sft(10 Marla).
The covered area of ground floor was 1440 sft.
The house had 3 bedrooms. It had 4 bathrooms.
Also the house had 1 lounge, 1 drawing room, 1
kitchen and a car porch.
The house was a masonry structure, with PCC foundation, and
reinforced column footings.
LOCATION
â–  A single storey house located in BahriaTown, Islamabad.
ASSUMPTION
Many details
were missing
in our plan
Floor details –
from another
mate’s project
Roof details DPC features
Width of
cupboard
(i.e. 3’)
Width of
kitchen
cabinets ( 3’)
Shelf of
kitchen (i.e.
3’)
Aluminum
windows
Steel
Dimensions
Ramp
details.
Thickness of
plaster (3/8”)
WBS
SUB
STRUCTURE
Excavation
Foundation
SUPER
STRUCTURE
EXTERIOR
WORK
Brickwork
Concreting
Skirting
Paint
Plaster Wood work
EXACAVATION
EXACAVATION
EXACAVATION
â–  MRS unit: per 1000 cft.
â–  Total excavation: 4564.11 cft.
Brick work
Types ofWALLS
â–  Two types of wall
â–  9 inch wall
â–  4.5 inch wall
BRICKWORK (Sub Structure)
Method of
long wall &
short wall
was
adopted to
find
masonry
work.
Segmenting
Total Brick
work till
FFL =
1012.81cft
MRS unit:
per 100 cft
BRICKWORK (Super Structure)
Method of long wall & short wall was adopted to find
masonry work.
Segmenting
Opening was
deducted
Total Brick work
from FFL to
Parapet wall =
2413.41cft
MRS unit: per
100 cft
BRICKWORK
â–  We carry out brick work in the following sequence
â–  FOUNDATION (TILL FFL)
â–  GROUND FLOOR (FFL-ROOF)
â–  PARAPETWALL
DAMP PROOF CONCRETE(DPC)
PLASTER
Concrete
Concrete
PCC
(1:4:8)
• Concrete in foundation volume :478.18 cft
RCC
(1:2:4)
• Concrete in lintel beam volume : 70.56 cft
RCC
(1:2:4)
• Concrete in plinth beam (h=9’’, w=9’’) :
• volume : 89.14 cft
RCC
(1:2:4)
• Concrete in foundation
• volume : 1857.46 cft
RCC
(1:4:8)
ď‚•Concrete in Roof Slab volume =1008.7 cft
RCC
(1:4:8)
ď‚•Concrete in Columns volume = 109.93
TOTAL CONCRETE
Concrete PCC RCC
volume(cft.) volume(cft.)
Foundation 478.18 1857.46
Beams - 246.59
Roof slab - 1008.7
Columns - 109.93
Total 478.18 3222.68
Doors andWindow
• Area of individual doors and windows is
calculated.
• Incorporated in MRS (thickness specified).
ď‚•7 windows and 4 vents in
the house.
ď‚•Material: glazed
aluminum, glass thickness
:___’’
ď‚•MRS unit: per sft.
ď‚•Total area of windows =
263.13 sft.
WINDOWS
ď‚•Material: Steel.
ď‚•MRS unit: per sft.
ď‚•Area : 99 sft.
GATE
STEEL
• Plinth beam
• Band beam
• Lintel beam
• Roof slab
• Column foundation
PLINTH BEAM
 Through bar : #4
 Stirrups : #3
 Total #4 : 568.412 ft.
 Total #3 : 359.67 ft.
LINTEL BEAM
â–  Through bar : #6
â–  Through bar # 5
â–  Through bar #4
â–  Stirrups : #3
â–  Total Bar #6: 10.25
â–  Total Bar #5: 319.74
â–  Total #4 : 153 ft.
â–  Total #3 : 590.36. ft.
â–  ROOF SLAB
â–  Bar : #3
â–  Bar : #4
â–  Total #3 : 3873.6295 ft
â–  Total #4 : 5178.2745ft.
COLUMNS
â–  Ties : #3
â–  Main bar : #4,#6, #8
â–  Total #3: 1488.3 ft.
â–  Total #4 : 926.74 ft.
â–  Total #6 : 781.88 ft.
BAR # LENGTH (Ft.) UNITWEIGHT (Ib/Ft) Total Weight (Ton)
3 11404.7485 0.376 2.144092718
4 14313.356 0.667 4.780660904
5 319.74 1.043 0.16674441
6 1249.698 1.502 0.938523198
Total (Ton) 8.03002
MRS
Item Total (cwt) 143.3929
FLOORTILES
â–  Total inner area of all the rooms is
calculated.
â–  Incorporated in MRS(100 sft)
SKIRTING
â–  Area was extracted from the drawing
â–  MRS Unit: 100 sq ft.
• Area of individual doors and windows is calculated.
Wood was used in the cupboards,
kitchen cabinet and doors.
There were 3 Almirah, 2 cabinets,
9 doors
MRS unit : per sft.
Total woodwork =653.33 sft
ď‚•1 coat
ď‚•area 8593.1853
White wash
ď‚•2 coat
ď‚•area =
8593.1853
Colour
washing
ď‚•3 coats
ď‚•Area =
1406.32
Distemper
outer walls
PARAPETWALL
SUMMARY SHEET
Total cost of construction
= 4696103.64 PKR
12% overheads
= 563532.436 PKR
1.4% contingencies
=65745.45096 PKR
14% Government Taxes
=657454.51 PKR
4% Profit =187844.15 PKR
Over all cost of the project
=6170680.188 PKR
76%
9%
1%
11%
3%
Chart Title
BOQ items Overhead 12%
Contingencies 1.4% Government Taxes 14%
Profit 4%
SUMMARY SHEET
SUMMARY SHEET
SUMMARY SHEET
BILL OF QUANTITIES (BOQ)
BILL OF QUANTITIES (BOQ)
COST SUMMARY OF
PROJECT
Items Cost(PKR)
BOQ items 4696103.64
Overhead 12% 563532.4368
Contingencies 1.4% 65745.45096
GovernmentTaxes 14% 657454.51
Profit 4% 187844.15
Total Project Cost 61,70680
LEARNING
Interpreti
ng the
plans
Calculatin
g the
quantities
of
material
used in
constructi
onCalculati
ng a very
precise
estimate
of the cost
of a
constructi
on project
Reading
rates
from
Market
Rate
System
(MRS)
Working
in group
and
communic
ating with
other
Being
patient
because
of the
complexit
y and
length of
calculatio
n
THANKYou!!

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Quantity surveying project

  • 1.
  • 2. Group Member â–  Najeeb Khan (Leader) â–  Juniad Ijaz â–  SherazAhmad â–  SohaibArshad â–  Fazal Hussain â–  Ammar Khalid
  • 3. Content â–  Introduction â–  Background â–  Excavation â–  BrickWork â–  Concrete â–  Steel Calculation â–  Flooring â–  Finishing â–  Summary Sheets â–  BOQ â–  Project Cost Summary
  • 4. INTRODUCTION â–  We were assigned a task to carry out a project to estimate the cost of a building. â–  We chose a house in BahriaTown Islamabad.We did our task thoroughly in about 14 weeks.
  • 5. OBJECTIVE To establish the cost of carrying out works to build the house to maximize the profit for all the individuals involved in the constructing project. To evaluate other alternate decisions. To prepare project budget. To determine most economical processes and use of materials. (for example when selecting material from MRS when the clear choice was not there in the plan of our project.)
  • 6. Background The stretch of plot was 40’*70’ = 2800 sft(10 Marla). The covered area of ground floor was 1440 sft. The house had 3 bedrooms. It had 4 bathrooms. Also the house had 1 lounge, 1 drawing room, 1 kitchen and a car porch. The house was a masonry structure, with PCC foundation, and reinforced column footings.
  • 7. LOCATION â–  A single storey house located in BahriaTown, Islamabad.
  • 8. ASSUMPTION Many details were missing in our plan Floor details – from another mate’s project Roof details DPC features Width of cupboard (i.e. 3’) Width of kitchen cabinets ( 3’) Shelf of kitchen (i.e. 3’) Aluminum windows Steel Dimensions Ramp details. Thickness of plaster (3/8”)
  • 12.
  • 13.
  • 14. EXACAVATION â–  MRS unit: per 1000 cft. â–  Total excavation: 4564.11 cft.
  • 16. Types ofWALLS â–  Two types of wall â–  9 inch wall â–  4.5 inch wall
  • 17.
  • 18. BRICKWORK (Sub Structure) Method of long wall & short wall was adopted to find masonry work. Segmenting Total Brick work till FFL = 1012.81cft MRS unit: per 100 cft
  • 19. BRICKWORK (Super Structure) Method of long wall & short wall was adopted to find masonry work. Segmenting Opening was deducted Total Brick work from FFL to Parapet wall = 2413.41cft MRS unit: per 100 cft
  • 20. BRICKWORK â–  We carry out brick work in the following sequence â–  FOUNDATION (TILL FFL) â–  GROUND FLOOR (FFL-ROOF) â–  PARAPETWALL
  • 24.
  • 25. Concrete PCC (1:4:8) • Concrete in foundation volume :478.18 cft RCC (1:2:4) • Concrete in lintel beam volume : 70.56 cft RCC (1:2:4) • Concrete in plinth beam (h=9’’, w=9’’) : • volume : 89.14 cft RCC (1:2:4) • Concrete in foundation • volume : 1857.46 cft
  • 26. RCC (1:4:8) ď‚•Concrete in Roof Slab volume =1008.7 cft RCC (1:4:8) ď‚•Concrete in Columns volume = 109.93
  • 27. TOTAL CONCRETE Concrete PCC RCC volume(cft.) volume(cft.) Foundation 478.18 1857.46 Beams - 246.59 Roof slab - 1008.7 Columns - 109.93 Total 478.18 3222.68
  • 28. Doors andWindow • Area of individual doors and windows is calculated. • Incorporated in MRS (thickness specified).
  • 29.
  • 30. ď‚•7 windows and 4 vents in the house. ď‚•Material: glazed aluminum, glass thickness :___’’ ď‚•MRS unit: per sft. ď‚•Total area of windows = 263.13 sft. WINDOWS ď‚•Material: Steel. ď‚•MRS unit: per sft. ď‚•Area : 99 sft. GATE
  • 31. STEEL • Plinth beam • Band beam • Lintel beam • Roof slab • Column foundation
  • 32. PLINTH BEAM  Through bar : #4  Stirrups : #3  Total #4 : 568.412 ft.  Total #3 : 359.67 ft.
  • 33. LINTEL BEAM â–  Through bar : #6 â–  Through bar # 5 â–  Through bar #4 â–  Stirrups : #3 â–  Total Bar #6: 10.25 â–  Total Bar #5: 319.74 â–  Total #4 : 153 ft. â–  Total #3 : 590.36. ft.
  • 34. â–  ROOF SLAB â–  Bar : #3 â–  Bar : #4 â–  Total #3 : 3873.6295 ft â–  Total #4 : 5178.2745ft.
  • 35. COLUMNS â–  Ties : #3 â–  Main bar : #4,#6, #8 â–  Total #3: 1488.3 ft. â–  Total #4 : 926.74 ft. â–  Total #6 : 781.88 ft.
  • 36.
  • 37. BAR # LENGTH (Ft.) UNITWEIGHT (Ib/Ft) Total Weight (Ton) 3 11404.7485 0.376 2.144092718 4 14313.356 0.667 4.780660904 5 319.74 1.043 0.16674441 6 1249.698 1.502 0.938523198 Total (Ton) 8.03002 MRS Item Total (cwt) 143.3929
  • 38. FLOORTILES â–  Total inner area of all the rooms is calculated. â–  Incorporated in MRS(100 sft)
  • 39. SKIRTING â–  Area was extracted from the drawing â–  MRS Unit: 100 sq ft.
  • 40.
  • 41. • Area of individual doors and windows is calculated. Wood was used in the cupboards, kitchen cabinet and doors. There were 3 Almirah, 2 cabinets, 9 doors MRS unit : per sft. Total woodwork =653.33 sft
  • 42.
  • 43. ď‚•1 coat ď‚•area 8593.1853 White wash ď‚•2 coat ď‚•area = 8593.1853 Colour washing ď‚•3 coats ď‚•Area = 1406.32 Distemper outer walls
  • 45. SUMMARY SHEET Total cost of construction = 4696103.64 PKR 12% overheads = 563532.436 PKR 1.4% contingencies =65745.45096 PKR 14% Government Taxes =657454.51 PKR 4% Profit =187844.15 PKR Over all cost of the project =6170680.188 PKR 76% 9% 1% 11% 3% Chart Title BOQ items Overhead 12% Contingencies 1.4% Government Taxes 14% Profit 4%
  • 51. COST SUMMARY OF PROJECT Items Cost(PKR) BOQ items 4696103.64 Overhead 12% 563532.4368 Contingencies 1.4% 65745.45096 GovernmentTaxes 14% 657454.51 Profit 4% 187844.15 Total Project Cost 61,70680
  • 52. LEARNING Interpreti ng the plans Calculatin g the quantities of material used in constructi onCalculati ng a very precise estimate of the cost of a constructi on project Reading rates from Market Rate System (MRS) Working in group and communic ating with other Being patient because of the complexit y and length of calculatio n