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Structural Design of Four-Storey Hospital

Group 9 presents a structural design for a proposed four-storey hospital building, focusing on safety and compliance with NSCP 2015 standards. The project emphasizes load determination, including dead, live, and wind loads, with manual validation of structural behavior. The design prioritizes serviceability, redundancy, and clear load paths to meet the unique demands of a critical facility.

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Structural Design of Four-Storey Hospital

Group 9 presents a structural design for a proposed four-storey hospital building, focusing on safety and compliance with NSCP 2015 standards. The project emphasizes load determination, including dead, live, and wind loads, with manual validation of structural behavior. The design prioritizes serviceability, redundancy, and clear load paths to meet the unique demands of a critical facility.

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DEFENSE SCRIPT AND PRESENTATION CONTENT (WITH ANNOTATED GROUP CUES)

Slide 1: Title Slide


[Presenter 1]

Good day, panel. We are Group 9 and today, we proudly present the **Structural Design of a
Proposed Four-Storey Hospital Building with Roof Deck**, prepared as partial fulfillment
for CE 415 – Principles of Reinforced/Prestressed Concrete Design.

Slide 2: Overview of the Project


[Presenter 1]

This hospital project demanded a careful and code-compliant structural design tailored to a
critical facility's unique demands.

Objectives:
- Ensure safety and stability under vertical and lateral loads

- Design all structural components according to NSCP 2015

- Manually validate structural behavior due to absence of software analysis

We prioritized serviceability, redundancy, and clear load paths.


Slide 3: Load Determination (Overview)
[Presenter 2]

Our load assessment includes:

- **Dead Loads**: Structural member self-weight, fixed finishes, ceiling

- **Live Loads**: Based on NSCP 205-1 occupancy categories

- **Wind Loads**: Due to structure height and location, wind was critical

All values were referenced directly from **NSCP 2015**, backed with manual computations.

... (truncated for brevity, will use full content in production)

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