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This document contains architectural and structural plans for a project to extend a three-story bungalow located in Subang Heights, Malaysia. It includes floor plans, elevations, sections, and structural plans at a scale of 1:150 as well as 3D model perspectives. It also lists the material densities and live loads assumed for the design, such as a density of 24 kN/m3 for reinforced concrete and live loads ranging from 0.5 kN/m2 for roofs to 3.0 kN/m2 for dry kitchens and laundries.
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- 1. BUILDING STRUCTURES (ARC 2522/2523) PROJECT 2 EXTENSION OF A. R. C. BUNGALOW TUTOR: MR. ARDIB CHAN BOON HAW (0313667) CHAN PIN QI (0314676) CHUNG WEI JIN (0313789) LEE JO YEE (0314880) LIM YEE QUN (0319121) LIEW QIAO LI (0315671) SOO XIAO WEN (0314130) TE LI THENG (0314198)
- 2. Table of Content Introduction to Case Study Architectural Plans 1: 150 1. Ground Floor Plan 2. First Floor Plan 3. Second Floor Plan 4. Roof Plan 5. Elevations 6. Sections Structural Plans 1:150 1. Foundation Structural Plan 2. Ground Floor Structural Plan 3. First Floor Structural Plan 4. Second Floor Structural Plan 3D Model Perspectives Density of Material and Live Load Assumed
- 3. Introduction to Case Study The case study we chose is a three storey bungalow located in Subang Heights. It was built up in 2008.
- 4. Architectural Plan 1. Ground Floor Plan
- 5. 2. First Floor Plan
- 6. 3. Second Floor Plan
- 7. 4. Roof Plan
- 10. LEFT ELEVATION
- 12. SECTION B-B
- 13. Structural Plan 1. Foundation Structural Plan
- 14. 2. Ground Floor Structural Plan
- 15. 3. First Floor Structural Plan
- 16. 4. Second Floor Structural Plan
- 18. Density of Material and Live Load Assumed Density of Material RC Concrete Density: 24 kN/m Brick Wall Density: 19kN/m Thickness of Material Thickness of Brick Wall: 155mm Thickness of Floor Slab 150mm
- 19. Live Load Assumed A/V Room: 1.92kN/m Bathroom: 2.0 kN/m Bedroom: 2.0 kN/m Dining Room: 2.0 kN/m Dressing Room: 2.0kN/m Dry Kitchen: 3.0 kN/m Family Room: 1.92kN/m Foyer: 2.0kN/m Laundry: 3.0kN/m Living Room: 2.0kN/m Roof: 0.5kN/m Stairs: 2.0kN/m Study Room: 2.0kN/m Passage: Based on the room passage is leading to.