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Building Drawing

The document provides detailed specifications for a bungalow's construction, including dimensions and materials for the foundation, walls, floors, doors, windows, ceiling, and roof. It outlines expectations for candidates to create scaled drawings of the plan, front elevation, and section X-X, specifying the elements to include in each drawing. The document emphasizes the use of appropriate symbols and the identification of various rooms and structural components.

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Building Drawing

The document provides detailed specifications for a bungalow's construction, including dimensions and materials for the foundation, walls, floors, doors, windows, ceiling, and roof. It outlines expectations for candidates to create scaled drawings of the plan, front elevation, and section X-X, specifying the elements to include in each drawing. The document emphasizes the use of appropriate symbols and the identification of various rooms and structural components.

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BUILDING DRAWING

1. The sketch plan of a bungalow is shown below.


Study the specifications given and answer the questions that follow.

Specifications

Foundation: 750 x 225 concrete strip laid over 50 concrete blinding at 750 below ground level.
Walls: 225 thick with 12 screed on both sides.
Floor: 150 concrete slab at 600 above ground level;12 mortar screed;150 hardcore.
Doors: DD-1800 x 1900 x 38 hardwood panel door;
D-900 x 1900 x 38 flush wooden; all in 100 x 50 timber frame
Garage Door-roller shutter
Windows: all louvre, in 100 x 50 timber frame;
W1-600 x600;
W2-600 x 750.
Lintel: 225 x 225 reinforced concrete at 1950 above finished floor level.
Ceiling: timber joist 50 x50 at 1200 centres;2900 above finished floor level.
Roof: 150 double pitch gabled with corrugated sheet;
timber trusses 150 x 100 at 1200 centres;
timber purlins 75 x 50 at 900 centres;
eaves 600 with 300 timber fascia board.
Porch: 225 x225 reinforced concrete column; metal pipe balustrade 1100 high.
Steps: 150 riser; 200 tread.

(a) (i) Plan

Candidates were expected to:

1. draw to scale 1:100;

2. draw the outline use appropriate doors and windows symbol;

3. draw 21 window;

4. draw 13 doors;

5. draw the column, balustrade and Ridge;

6. draw the beam;

7. draw 13 rooms and identify them;

8. draw the cutting plane X – X.

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Observation

The solution is shown below


(b) (ii) Front Elevation

Candidates were expected to:

1. draw to scale 1:100;

2. draw the ground line and the finished floor;

3. draw the steps, column, windows, doors and balustrade;

4. draw the walls, beam, and garage door;

5. draw the roof, 2 eaves and the ridge cover.

The solution is shown below

(c) (iii) Section X- X

Candidates were expected to:

1. draw to scale 1:50;

2. draw 4 foundation footings with blinding;

3. draw 4 foundation walls;

4. draw the earth filling, hard core, concrete slab, ground line and the finished floor;

5. use appropriate symbols for doors and windows;

6. draw the required number of window, door, lintel and wall plates;

7. draw ceiling cover of noggins;


8. show the roof truss;

9. draw the fascial boards, roof cover, ridge cap and eave projection;

The solution is shown below

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