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2) Describe each system's function, material, and load distribution.
3) Produce an A3 model showing the structural systems and detailed construction joints.
4) Prepare an A2 sheet analyzing the model's success/failure, introducing the building/construction process, and including an exploded axonometric detail with annotations and specifications.
The assessment will evaluate the model workmanship, clarity of ideas/content, specification
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SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING & DESIGN
Centre for Modern Architecture Studies in Southeast Asia (MASSA)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Architecture)
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 2 (BLD 60703/ARC 2513)
Project 2 : Understanding Forces in Building Construction
Marks : 40% (GROUP + Peer Assessment)
Duration : 5 weeks
Submission date : 28 June 2016 - Week 13
Introduction
A building normally comprises of several different types of constructional systems, either due to its function or
building code requirements. As designers, it is very important that you understand when and where each of the
different type of constructional system is used. Today, tensile and grid shell construction methods are becoming
widely used structures for building support. It provides the required load bearing resistance and aesthetics
required by designers. Today, technological advancement is creating the path for innovations in building
construction through exploration of materials, construction techniques and information technologies to produce
more effective design approaches and features that will suit the designers’ preferences, environment needs and
etc..
Objectives of Assignment
The objectives of this project are as follows:
To create an understanding of building components used and its assembly.
To demonstrate good drawing skills in building details and how it reacts under loading and force.
To be able to manipulate the selection of materials used and ensure its buildability.
Learning Outcomes
Learning outcomes assessed in this project include:
Identifications of basic structural systems in construction
Differentiate in terms of loads and forces acting on structural elements.
Recognize and apply the implications of construction system in design.
Analyse the issues of strength, stiffness and stability of structures including modes of structural
systems, forces, stress and strain and laws of static.
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Tasks - Methodology
Group Task
1. You are to propose a building (tensile/membrane construction or grid shell construction) and identify the
structural systems used in the construction of the building of your choice.
2. Describe each structural system identified in terms of Function, Material and Load Distribution.
3. Produce a model on an A3 base showing the structural systems used in the above building. A detailed
model showing appropriate constructional joints is encouraged.
4. Suitable scale and material to be used for the construction of the model shall depend entirely on you.
However, do take note that quality and workmanship of the model produced will be considered in the
assessment of this project.
5. You are then required to prepare ONE (1) A2 size sheet, utilizing both sides of the sheet. It includes,
analysing the success or failure of the model together with the mitigating measures. You are also to
include a brief introduction of the building, construction method from its sub-structure to super structure,
modelling process as well as detailing of different parts of the buildings to show how it is constructed.
6. Students are encouraged to use annotated sketches / diagrams to explain the forces, structural
movement experienced.
7. Additional to the above requirements, you will also need to manually draw one (1) exploded
Axonometric construction detail. This includes plan, elevation and section as key reference – printed.
8. The details must be complete with annotations, specifications as well as references to show your
understanding on how the building is constructed.
9. Use appropriate scale for the detailing.
10. Photographs of the model and the process in making the model should also be incorporated into this A2
sized sheet.
11. The model and A2 sheet must be complete with title block format with student’s name, student ID
and Tutor-In-Charge.
Submission Requirement
1 (ONE) construction detail model with suitable scales and materials to fit on an A3 size base.
1 (ONE) A2 size sheet utilizing both sides (submitted in plastic envelope).
- brief introduction of the building, modelling process, diagrams, photos and other relevant
information deem necessary with regards to this exercise.
- the exploded axonometric construction details – manually drawn with appropriate scale. Including
relevant plan, elevation and section as key reference – printed, you can use from the references.
Visuals / Photos used in the submission must be clear and well communicated.
Sketches are meant to provide visual documentation and communication. Therefore sketches are
required to be neat, clear and annotated.
Assumptions can be made through reference from book/drawings. DO NOT PLAGIARISE.
Assessment criteria
The assessment for this assignment will be based on your :
Buildability and workmanship of the construction detail model.
Creativity and clarity of ideas, materiality and richness of content both shown in the model and drawing
presentation.
Clarity of the information specified in the drawings.
Quality of the documentation of visuals sketches, drawings and load and forces detailing of the construction
elements.
Clear visual and verbal communication of your understanding of the project.
Appropriate and sufficient referencing
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Marking criteria
Marks shall be distributed as follows:
(1) Assessment Component ( will be calculated to 40%)
Marking
criteria
Marks%
Acquired
TGC
Fail
Poor
Satisfactory
Good
Excellent
UNDERSTANDING OF DETAILS
Ability to identify the functional
requirements of the construction
systems
40
DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS
GIVEN
Originality & practicality
Material attributes and
method of construction.
25
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC
CONSTRUCTION DETAIL
Ability to identify construction
members and joints
15
CLARITY AND NEATNESS OF
PRESENTATION
Quality / workmanship of the model
produced.
10
REFERENCE IN RELATION TO
DESIGN REQUIREMENTS,
BUILDING STANDARDS AND BY-
LAWS
-Quality of the documentation of
visuals sketches, drawings and load
and forces detailing of the
construction elements.
-Clear visual and verbal
communication of your understanding
of the projects (Student’s Progress).
5
PEER EVALUATION 5
5% based on peer evaluation and instructor’s evaluation on individual performance of a group
member in a group
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References
1. Chudley, R. 2006, Construction Technology. 4thedition. Pearson and Prentice Hall.
2. Lyons, Arthur, 2004. A. Materials for Architects and Builders. 2nd Edition. Oxford. Elsevier Butterwort-
Heinemann
3. Seeley, Ivor H.1995, Building Technology. 5th edition. Basingstoke, Hants: MacMillan
4. Ching, Francis D.K. 1991. Building Construction Illustrated. New York. Van Nostrand Reinhold.
5. Simmon, H. Leslie, 2001. Construction: Principles, Materials and Method. 7th Edition. New York. John
Wiley & Sons.
6. Zannos, Alexander. 1987, Form and Structure in Architecture: The Role of Statistical Function. Von
Nostrand Reinhold Company, New York