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- 1. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 1 FNBE February 2014 Introduction to Construction Industry Final Project Report Chan Pei Shan (0318350) Yeo Dor Een (0316224) Project Category: Commercial area
- 2. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 2 Contents Introduction to Final Project Pg 3 Site Analysis Pg 4-9 Understanding of Commercial Area Pg 10 Types of Building Development on Site Pg 11-12 Suggestion & Rationale Zoning of the Construction Project Pg 13 Materials of the Construction Project Pg 14 Benefits & Needs of the Project to the Pg 15 Client and Community
- 3. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 3 Introduction to Final Project This project requires student to construct a project that serves a specific purpose chosen by lecturers. Lecturers had chosen one out of the five purposes to every group, that are recreation area, study enhancement area, rest area, food and beverage(dining area) or commercial area(exclude food and beverage).After getting their topic, students would have to choose a site within the campus and the site should not be more than 30x30m.Student should do research and analysis before deciding of the construction project.
- 4. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 4 Site analysis The site we had chosen is on the roof garden at Level 2, right at the end of Block E. Our site is approximately 27m x 15m. It is a public space roof terrace and an open space with only a partial roof by the side. It has railing of 1.2 metres high along the side of the site. There is a roof of 3 metres extending out from the right railing of the site. Looking out towards the south, there is a car park area and a sports court. Looking out towards the west, there is a view of the opposite roof terrace of the same level. Looking towards the east, there is a view of large trees and residential area. There is a view of the Taylor’s lake on the south-west.
- 5. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 5 Site Analysis – Measurements and Elements N 27m 15m 3m Railings Roof Random room (not part of site) Short Column (Separate Railings) Drain
- 6. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 6 Site Analysis – View Around Site N Walkway towards Campus Opposite Terrace Lake Residential and trees A lot of trees Residential and trees
- 7. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 7 The entrance of terrace - One step down onto site - Get a view of residential buildings and car park - Able to view half of the whole site - Wide entrance, no congestions
- 8. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 8 Right side of site from entrance - A small roof shading extending 3m out - View of more residential buildings - Able to view the opposite roof terrace - Able to view a small section of the lake - Lesser shading it’s an open space with no building around its four side
- 9. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 9 Left side of the site from the entrance - Larger area compared to the other side - View of more trees over buildings - Have a building shading over along the entrance line
- 10. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 10 Understanding of Commercial Area Commercial activities include the buying and selling of goods and services in retail businesses, wholesale buying and selling, financial establishments, and wide variety of services that are broadly classified as "business". Even though commercial activities use only a small amount of land, they are extremely important to a community’s economy. Some examples of commercial area buildings include the following: Bank Gas station Grocery store Movie theatre Pharmacy Office buildings Restaurant Shopping mall Sports arena
- 11. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 11 Types of Building Development on Site Suggestion & Rationale Suggestion: Small Bank Office Rationale: Students (or anyone working in campus) can have make enquiries in campus. There are also ATM machines in the bank.
- 12. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 12 Suggestion: Stationery Shop Rationale: The site is closer to the design and architecture studio, so the students can get their supplies there quickly and more conveniently. Some design of these shops: - small and wouldn’t be too tall - with roofs (not open on top) - walkway in shop are not too wide (one way in and out)
- 13. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 13 Zoning of the Construction Project N Commercial shops Walkway Plants in planter box Seats for people to rest Drain (no entry) Small Bank Office 7m Stationery Shop 7m 22m 0.5m 13m 4.5m Circulation
- 14. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 14 Materials of the Construction Project Benches: In front of the shops so that after students buy their things or visit the bank, they can check on their items or just work as a small rest area. Plants: Decorating purposes, and also to capture attention so that people would visit the areas. There can be little shrubs or flowering plants. These plants help to create a peaceful and greener area.
- 15. Introduction to ConstructionIndustry: Final Project 15 Benefits and needs of the construction project to the client and community 1. This project plans the usage of space efficiently that benefits bonding of people. 2. Would look nice with the shops to bring that place to life. 3. Much more convenient for students and staff to check their account and withdraw money from the bank. 4. Much more convenient to buy stationery in the shop than going to the commercial blocks if students need it urgent. 5. Enhance scenery of the place because it looks empty if there is no shops. 6. Creating more business in the campus and improve social issues. 7. Provide jobs and bring money into the community.