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Six-Story Building Design with Mat Foundation

The document discusses the design of a six-story building with flat slabs resting on a mat foundation. It includes CAD drawings of the ground floor, design parameters for the flat slabs and mat foundation, provisions for accessibility including elevators and staircases, traffic management with parking in two basement levels, building utilities including office cubicles and storage, and references used.

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Six-Story Building Design with Mat Foundation

The document discusses the design of a six-story building with flat slabs resting on a mat foundation. It includes CAD drawings of the ground floor, design parameters for the flat slabs and mat foundation, provisions for accessibility including elevators and staircases, traffic management with parking in two basement levels, building utilities including office cubicles and storage, and references used.

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DBR – DESIGN OF A SIX-STORY BUILDING WITH

FLAT SLABS, RESTING ON A MAT FOUNDATION

PRESENTED BY – GROUP 4
MAJOR PRAVEEN KOSHY – CE18M018
PINANK NIRAVBHAI DESAI – CE18M073
DURBHA SURYA VENKATA SAMEERA – CE18M077
PIYUSH KUMAR SINGH – CE18M103
CAD DRAWING OF THE GROUND FLOOR (REPRESENTATIONAL) OF
THE BUILDING STRUCTURE
DESIGN PARAMETERS – FLAT SLAB

Figure 1. Diagram showing a flat slab and


a flat plate [1]
MAT FOUNDATION

Fig. 2: Common types of mat foundations, (a) Flat plate; (b) Plate
thickened under columns; (c) Waffle slab; (d) ribbed raft; (e)
Basement walls as part of mat. [2]
ACCESIBILITY PROVISIONS

 A single shaft double pod capsule elevator is planned.


 A staircase facing the same for both upgoing and down going human traffic.
 A separate fire exit is planned given the recent rise in fire accidents and fatalities in the country.
 These are complemented by two fire extinguishers on each floor.
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

 The two basement floors are planned to accommodate vehicles.


 Two ramps lead from the ground floor – one to each basement floor.
 These are inclined at less than 15⁰ each – making for easy parking and conducive to traffic flow.
 These are planned to be about 7m wide each.
 This totals to about 35-40 cars that can be parked in the building.
 The basement floor is provided with a retaining wall.
BUILDING UTILITY

 A total of 35-40 cubicles for the refuge of working professionals is possible.


 A cafeteria, water filters and 2m wide galleries are provided on all floors.
 Storage rooms, dump rooms and server rooms are all planned and proven to be possible during initial discussions.
REFERENCES

 1 : Prestressed Concrete, Two-way slabs module, Devdas Menon and Amlan Sengupta, NPTEL
 2 : Utilization of embedded ribs for improving the bearing capacity of raft foundation in sand, Sawwaf et. al.,
International Conference on Advances in Structural and Geotechnical Engineering , 2017
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

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