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The document summarizes a student group project to design the skeleton of a reinforced concrete building. It includes an introduction describing the building as a residential bungalow for a school principal in Sibu, Sarawak. It also includes the design brief which summarizes the assumed dead and live loads for the structural design, including self-weights of beams, slabs, walls and roofs. Finally, it includes the architectural and structural plans showing the layout of the building.
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