Civil Engineering Communication Dream House Level 4 2019-20 Directorate of Engineering the Future School of Science, Engineering and Environment Civil Engineering Communication CONTENTS Declaration ..............................................................................................................3 Marking & Feedback ..............................................................................................4 Table of Figures........................................................................................................5 Table of Tables.........................................................................................................6 1.0 Project Introduction ..........................................................................................7 2.0 My Dream House ...............................................................................................8 2.1 Location .....................................................................................................8 2.2 Materials ....................................................................................................8 2.3 House Characteristics ...............................................................................8 2.4 Sustainable Technologies ........................................................................8 3.0 House Layout .....................................................................................................9 4.0 Hand Drawings ..................................................................................................10 5.0 Electronic Drawings ..........................................................................................11 6.0 Structural Behaviour ..........................................................................................12 References ...............................................................................................................13 Appendix A ..............................................................................................................14 Appendix B ..............................................................................................................15 Student name @Student ID Page 2 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication Declaration This report is my own sole and unassisted work. Where reference has been made to outside sources, this has been clearly stated in the text and a full bibliographic list is contained at the back of this document. Student name @Student ID Page 3 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication Document style Word document which uses at least two levels of Styles to automatically generate section title numbering, a list of figures, a list of tables, a contents sheet, page numbering. Clarity of idea Dream house design shows clearly WHY the design is unique to the designer and WHY they have arrived at each and EVERY design decision. Reasoning of location selection. Hand sketching Good quality, proportionally hand drawn sketches showing the overall concept. Hand drawn two point perspective sketches showing elevations complete with descriptive text of materials and finishes. Hand drawn sketches of your structure showing type of actions on structure, direction of forces and the structural behaviour of the elements. Electronic drawing SketchUp models showing more detail. Digitally enhanced drawings with careful and selected use of colour and post-processing. Appropriate annotation. Titled all drawings. Use of tools Create at least one annotated figure using Microsoft Visio, or the drawing functions in Word. Produce a formatted table of relevant data (produce a reference to its source) and use Excel to create a formatted graph. Referencing Include at least ten references in your text using Endnote. Insert the citations into the text, and include a list of references as the last section of the document. Referencing and citation must be APA 6th compliant. Quality Consistent professional formatting and presentation. Correctly titled and annotated drawings, all figures and tables cited in text. Neat and logical structure and categorization of sections. Scanning quality of referenced figures. Marks Awarded 15 D 15 D H S 20 D 20 D 10 D 10 D 10 D 100 Comments: Student name @Student ID JBM Thread 80-100% Excellent 60-79% Very Good 40-59% Fair 20-39% Unsatisfactory Assessment breakdown 0-19% Very Poor Mark breakdown Possible Mark Marking & Feedback :  Dream House Page 4 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication Table of Figures Figure 1.1 figure caption......................................................................................... Figure 2.1 figure caption......................................................................................... Student name @Student ID Page 5 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication Table of Tables Table 1.1 table caption .......................................................................................... Table 2.1 table caption .......................................................................................... Student name @Student ID Page 6 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication 1.0 Project Introduction Introduce your project. Student name @Student ID Page 7 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication 2.0 My Dream House Describe your Dream House. WHY the design is unique to you and WHY you have arrived at each and EVERY design decision. Reasoning of location, materials, characteristics and sustainable technologies selection. 2.1 Location 2.2 Materials 2.3 House Characteristics 2.3 Sustainable Technologies Student name @Student ID Page 8 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication 3.0 House Layout Describe the overall concept of the house. Student name @Student ID Page 9 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication 4.0 Hand Drawings Good quality, proportionally hand drawn sketches showing the overall concept. Hand drawn two point perspective sketches showing elevations complete with descriptive text of materials and finishes. Student name @Student ID Page 10 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication 5.0 Electronic Drawings SketchUp models showing more detail (3D view of the house + elevations). Digitally enhanced drawings with careful and selected use of colour and postprocessing. Appropriate annotation. Titled all drawings. (plan views) Student name @Student ID Page 11 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication 6.0 Structural Behaviour Hand drawn sketches of your structure showing type of actions on structure, direction of forces and the structural behaviour of the elements. Student name @Student ID Page 12 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication References List all your references according to APA 6th (Harvard) reference style. Student name @Student ID Page 13 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication Appendix A State additional data of your Dream House that are not necessary to be part of the main body of the report. Student name @Student ID Page 14 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication Appendix B State additional data of your Dream House that are not necessary to be part of the main body of the report. Student name @Student ID Page 15 of 15 Civil Engineering Communication Dream House Level 4 2019-20 Directorate of Engineering the Future School of Science, Engineering and Environment Civil Engineering Communication CONTENTS Declaration ..............................................................................................................3 Marking & Feedback ..............................................................................................4 Table of Figures........................................................................................................5 Table of Tables.........................................................................................................6 1.0 Project Introduction ..........................................................................................7 2.0 My Dream House ...............................................................................................8 2.1 Location .....................................................................................................8 2.2 Materials ....................................................................................................8 2.3 House Characteristics ...............................................................................8 2.4 Sustainable Technologies ........................................................................8 3.0 House Layout .....................................................................................................9 4.0 Hand Drawings ..................................................................................................10 5.0 Electronic Drawings ..........................................................................................11 6.0 Structural Behaviour ..........................................................................................12 References ...............................................................................................................13 Appendix A ..............................................................................................................14 Appendix B ..............................................................................................................15 Student name @Student ID Page 2 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication Declaration This report is my own sole and unassisted work. Where reference has been made to outside sources, this has been clearly stated in the text and a full bibliographic list is contained at the back of this document. I, the undersigned, solemnly announce that the Dream House project report is focused on my own research under Mrs Nasrah's guidance throughout the course of our review. I maintain that the statements produced and the assumptions taken are the product of my work. I recommend further: • • • The research in the study is original, which was performed by me under my supervisor's general guidance. The report was not sent to any other organization at this university or any other university for some other degree / diploma / certificate. The University has adopted the guidance in writing the paper. Student name @Student ID Page 3 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication Document style Word document which uses at least two levels of Styles to automatically generate section title numbering, a list of figures, a list of tables, a contents sheet, page numbering. Clarity of idea Dream house design shows clearly WHY the design is unique to the designer and WHY they have arrived at each and EVERY design decision. Reasoning of location selection. Hand sketching Good quality, proportionally hand drawn sketches showing the overall concept. Hand drawn two point perspective sketches showing elevations complete with descriptive text of materials and finishes. Hand drawn sketches of your structure showing type of actions on structure, direction of forces and the structural behaviour of the elements. Electronic drawing SketchUp models showing more detail. Digitally enhanced drawings with careful and selected use of colour and post-processing. Appropriate annotation. Titled all drawings. Use of tools Create at least one annotated figure using Microsoft Visio, or the drawing functions in Word. Produce a formatted table of relevant data (produce a reference to its source) and use Excel to create a formatted graph. Referencing Include at least ten references in your text using Endnote. Insert the citations into the text, and include a list of references as the last section of the document. Referencing and citation must be APA 6th compliant. Quality Consistent professional formatting and presentation. Correctly titled and annotated drawings, all figures and tables cited in text. Neat and logical structure and categorization of sections. Scanning quality of referenced figures. Marks Awarded 15 D 15 D H S 20 D 20 D 10 D 10 D 10 D 100 Comments: Student name @Student ID JBM Thread 80-100% Excellent 60-79% Very Good 40-59% Fair 20-39% Unsatisfactory Assessment breakdown 0-19% Very Poor Mark breakdown Possible Mark Marking & Feedback :  Dream House Page 4 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication Table of Figures Figure 1.1 figure caption......................................................................................... Figure 2.1 figure caption......................................................................................... Student name @Student ID Page 5 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication Table of Tables Table 1.1 table caption .......................................................................................... Table 2.1 table caption .......................................................................................... Student name @Student ID Page 6 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication 1.0 Project Introduction Introduce your project. The project is about a dream house of mine. I want the house to have a big sitting area for me and my family to be comfortable in sitting as there will be a big majles. The purpose is that I wanted a house that has a lot space. There will be ground floor/ first floor/ second floor • • • • Understanding your ‘why’ – your purpose for the project – will help you start to define your project goals and increase the likelihood of a meaningful and successful project. By knowing specifically what you want to accomplish, you won’t get distracted and try to have it all – opting for things simply because everyone else has them or to please other people. Instead, you can focus on a specific plan of action that will get you what you specifically want. These aren’t just goals about what the house looks like, but also how much it costs, how it’s constructed, how it performs, how it adapts to your needs. These goals are wholly dependent on what you want to achieve and what you want out of your new home. The key is to understand your project goals and priorities. Then, let those goals dictate how you make decisions. Getting the selection right the first time by selecting the optimal combination for your home has enormous benefits and is why setting good project goals in the first place is so important. Once you understand where your priorities are and what’s most important to you, you can use those to guide your decision. I will send you tutorial 1 and 2 Brief description: • It’s a farm house located in buri • The concept that I want is to have a very big sitting place for the gathering and I wanted everything to be in one place. • The sitting place (majles) is 13.2 x 10.5m I want it to be very high also so it looks grant. The height is 3.6 long. I don’t want any beams to be between. • The technique post tensioning https://www.concretenetwork.com/post-tension/ • Beams are hidden • Beams made less Outside: parking, swimming pool, watchman cabin, garden Ground floor: has 2 bedroom. 1 for the guest and 1 for my parents so that if they get old they don’t have to go upstairs. And a kitchen for the dining happening. Storage First floor: 4 bedrooms, 1 one them will be the deluxe room which will be mine Second floor: just one room, and having a roof Min 300 word Student name @Student ID Page 7 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication 2.0 My Dream House Describe your Dream House. WHY the design is unique to you and WHY you have arrived at each and EVERY design decision. Reasoning of location, materials, characteristics and sustainable technologies selection. I want my dream house to be big and has swimming pool, garden and big parking plots. Its important that the design is unique which is im the one who who imagine how his house want to be. I want a swimming pool so I can have my own pool and because of that I will be more comfortable and I can invite my friends and family. A garden to look at the nature in my house which it will be my own garden and I can plant whatever I want. And a parking plots to park cars neatly which looks good. Min 300 word 2.1 Location: Specify the location of your dream home and give reasons for your selection. Include google map screenshots , describe the characteristics of the location . you know that the information you provide will feed into your design and material considerations. Eg. Soil characteristics , climate consideration , adjacent structures ,land use, neighbourhood , community , infrastructure ..etc Buri is far from the city, it a quiet place, new town Min 300 word Student name @Student ID Page 8 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication 2.2 Materials: The relationship of cost to quality to schedule, and the seemingly infinite material choices available are important criteria to consider when evaluating the suitability of materials, products, and finishes for your home project. factors MUST be viewed through the lens of your particular project and your particular situation. What is important to you may be less important to someone else. Cost may be a big driver in the selection process for some people but aesthetics and sustainability may be more important to others. Material selection Consideration should be holistic and reflective of the entire project life cycle , describe your material selection and how it works for each of the following stages: • o Feasibility phase : Building functional requirement • o Design phase • o Construction phase • o Maintenance materials I used: frame: aluminium windows: balexco 60 bedrooms and sitting area floor: vitrified tiles toilet: ceramic tiles kitchen: polished, porcelain tiles parking: paver blocks Student name @Student ID Page 9 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication roof: white agreegate false ceiling: gypsum board insulated blocks type of concrete c40 min 300 words 2.3 House Characteristics: Based on the goal you have set in the beginning of your project , your home characterise should be inline with it . describe the spaces , and how they connect . For inspiration : https://nimvo.com/10-characteristics-that-define-a-modern-house/ min 300 words 2.3 Sustainable Technologies: Based on the goal you have set in the beginning of your project , the sustainable Technology you select should be in line with it. For inspiration : https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/construction/green/10-greentechnologies-for-home.htm Balexco 60 windows are used Thermal insulation Min 300 words Student name @Student ID Page 10 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication 3.0 House Layout Describe the overall concept of the house. There are a few basic steps to creating a floor plan: Choose an area. Determine the area to be drawn. ... Take measurements. If the building exists, measure the walls, doors, and pertinent furniture so that the floor plan will be accurate. ... Draw walls. ... oAdd architectural features. ... • architectural features. ... • • o Add furniture. o Include a Floor plan of each floor . explain for 200 words Student name @Student ID Page 11 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication 4.0 Hand Drawings Good quality, proportionally hand drawn sketches showing the overall concept. Hand drawn two point perspective sketches showing elevations complete with descriptive text of materials and finishes. Student name @Student ID Page 12 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication 5.0 Electronic Drawings SketchUp models showing more detail (3D view of the house + elevations). Digitally enhanced drawings with careful and selected use of colour and postprocessing. Appropriate annotation. Titled all drawings. (plan views) Student name @Student ID Page 13 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication 6.0 Structural Behaviour Describe how the structure moves & how it resists forces. It depends on the structural element chosen for the structure and the forces this element is capable of withstanding. The loaded behaviour of structural elements is dependent on internal and external forces. Describe the path of forces. This can be done after you determine the above. Describe for 200 words min Student name @Student ID Page 14 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication References List all your references according to APA 6th (Harvard) reference style. Keep the references here Student name @Student ID Page 15 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication Appendix A State additional data of your Dream House that are not necessary to be part of the main body of the report. Student name @Student ID Page 16 of 17 Civil Engineering Communication Appendix B State additional data of your Dream House that are not necessary to be part of the main body of the report. Student name @Student ID Page 17 of 17
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