EXTERIOR PERSECTIVE

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT EXTERIOR PERSECTIVE
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.00
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 9.00
0.54 0.70 0.50 1.00 1.93 1.04 0.54 1.07 1.65

0.30
W-4

W-3

W-1

W-2
D

0.96 0.54

0.50
W-3

W-2

1:50 MTS
D-4

1.50
3.30

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

0.65 0.80

D-3

AR-1.10
A
0.50
W-2
D-2
C

6.30
10.00

D-2

1.510.35
D-1
1.04

W-2
W-1
B

3.00
2.06

0.47 1.05
W-1

SCALE
A

AR-1.01
W-1

W-1

A
1.76 1.04 1.86 1.04 0.80 0.90 1.40
6.50 2.50

20.00

A
1

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT GROUND FLOOR PLAN
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.01
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 DS

DS

1:50 MTS
D

SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

C10.00
B

DS
DS

SCALE
AR-1.02
A
A

DS

DS
20.00

A
1

3
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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.02
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 DS

DS

1:50 MTS
D
C

ROOF PLAN
B

DS
DS

SCALE
AR-1.03
A
A

DS

DS

A
1

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT ROOF PLAN
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.03
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 6.30
2.06 1.04 0.65 0.80 0.96 0.54 SYMBOL DEFINITION
RECESSED LIGHT
TWIN LIGHT PENDANT

0.54 0.70 0.50 1.00

SUSPENDED LIGHTS
1.76

300MM X 300M POLISHED PIN LIGHT

CERAMIC TILES

600MM X 600M POLISHED

CERAMIC TILES
1.04
6.50
1.86

1.93
9.00
600MM X 600M POLISHED
CERAMIC TILES
1.04

1.04
0.80

0.54 1.07
600MM X 600M POLISHED
CERAMIC TILES
0.90
2.50

1.65
1.40

0.47 1.05 1.510.35 0.50 1.50 0.50 0.30

3.00 3.30

A FLOOR PATTERN LAYOUT PLAN A REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN

SCALE 1:50 MTS AR-1.04 SCALE 1:50 MTS
AR-1.04

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

FLOOR PATTERN LAYOUT PLAN
BUILDING ASSESSMENT AND REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.04
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 0.99
0.80 0.80 0.70

D1 D2 D3 D4
PANEL SLIDING DOOR PANEL DOOR PANEL DOOR PANEL DOOR

MAIN DOOR BEDROOM 1 & 2 DOOR SERVICE DOOR BATHROOM DOOR

1 SET 2 SET 1 SET 1 SET

2.20

2.10

2.10

2.10
GROUND FFL GROUND FFL GROUND FFL GROUND FFL
EL +0.6M EL +0.6M EL +0.6M EL +0.6M

1.05 0.54
0.54

0.40
0.54
1.40

1.40

0.40

1.60
0.98
0.60

0.60

GROUND FFL GROUND FFL GROUND FFL GROUND FFL

EL +0.6M EL +0.6M EL +0.6M

W-1 W-2 W-3 W-4

ALUMINUM WINDOW WHITE FRAME ALUMINUM WINDOW WHITE FRAME ALUMINUM WINDOW WHITE FRAME ALUMINUM WINDOW WHITE FRAME
W/ 6MM THK.MIRROR GLASS W/ 6MM THK.MIRROR GLASS W/ 6MM THK.MIRROR GLASS W/ 6MM THK.MIRROR GLASS

BEDROOM AND DINING AREA LIVING AREA KITCHEN AREA BATHROOM

5 SET 4 SET 1 SET 1 SET

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.05
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 ROOF APEX
EL +6.09M

2.50
ROOF GUTTER
EL +4.00M

0.30
ROOF LINE
EL +3.90M

GROUND CFL
EL +3.30M
2.70

GROUND FFL
EL +0.6M
0.60

NGL
EL +0.0M

A FRONT SIDE ELEVATION

AR-1.07 SCALE 1:50 MTS

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT FRONT SIDE ELEVATION
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.06
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 ROOF APEX
EL +6.09M

2.50
ROOF GUTTER
EL +4.00M

0.30
ROOF LINE
EL +3.90M

GROUND CFL
EL +3.30M

2.70

GROUND FFL
EL +0.6M
0.60

NGL
EL +0.0M

A REAR SIDE ELEVATION

AR-1.07 SCALE 1:50 MTS

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT REAR SIDE ELEVATION
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.07
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 ROOF APEX
EL +6.09M

2.50

ROOF GUTTER
EL +4.00M
0.30

ROOF LINE
EL +3.90M

GROUND CFL
EL +3.30M
2.70

GROUND FFL
EL +0.6M
0.60

NGL
EL +0.0M

A RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION

AR-1.08 SCALE 1:50 MTS

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.08
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 ROOF APEX
EL +6.09M

2.50

ROOF GUTTER
EL +4.00M
0.30

ROOF LINE
EL +3.90M

GROUND CFL
EL +3.30M
2.70

GROUND FFL
EL +0.6M
0.60

NGL
EL +0.0M

A LEFT SIDE ELEVATION

AR-1.09 SCALE 1:50 MTS

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT LEFT SIDE ELEVATION
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.09
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 ROOF APEX
EL +6.09M

2.50

ROOF GUTTER
EL +4.00M
0.30

ROOF LINE
EL +3.90M

GROUND CFL
EL +3.30M
SAMSUNG
2.70

GROUND FFL
EL +0.6M
0.60

NGL
EL +0.0M

A CROSS SECTION
AR-1.10 SCALE 1:50 MTS

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT CROSS SECTION
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.10
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 ROOF APEX
EL +6.09M

2.50
ROOF GUTTER
EL +4.00M

0.30
ROOF LINE
EL +3.90M

GROUND CFL
EL +3.30M

2.70

GROUND FFL
EL +0.6M
0.60

NGL
EL +0.0M

A LONGITUDINAL SECTION
AR-1.11 SCALE 1:50 MTS

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT CROSS SECTION
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY AR-1.11
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 C1-F1 C1-F1 C1-F1

1:50 MTS
FOUNDATION PLAN
C1-F1
D

WF - 1
WF - 1 WF - 1 WF - 1

+ 450MM
WF - 1

+ 600MM
2.75

WF - 1
WF - 1 C1-F1
C1-F1
C1-F1
C

STRUCTURAL
0.47

WF - 1
WF - 1
C1-F1
B

WF - 1

SCALE
+ 600MM

+ 600MM
WF - 1

WF - 1
2.93

ST-1.00
C1-F1
A

A
WF - 1 WF - 1
C1-F1 C1-F1

3.30 2.90 2.50

A
1

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT FOUNDATION PLAN
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY ST-1.00
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
 1.00

6-16MM Ø REBARS
0.15
1.00
0.30

6-16MM Ø REBARS

C1-F1
C BLOW-UP PLAN
SCALE 1:20 MTS
ST-1.01
NGL
EL +0.0M
10MMØ LATERAL TIES
SPACED @0.10M O.C.
1.00
1.20

+600MM NGL TO GFL

0.20

NGL
EL +0.0M

C1-F1
A BLOW-UP PLAN
SCALE 1:20 MTS
ST-1.01

WF-1
B BLOW-UP PLAN
SCALE 1:20 MTS
ST-1.01

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ARC 1417 SUMMATIVE

BUILDING ASSESSMENT BLOW OUT FOUNDATION PLAN
TECHNOLOGY 4 #1 PROPOSED SINGLE-STOREY VILLA OWNER ROBERTO JESSICA S. SIGNEY ST-1.01
DESIGNER JOHN RUSSEL F. MARANAN
Maranan, John Russel F. ARC1417 BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 4
Summative Assessment 1
Division 8 – Doors and Windows Basic Door & Window Materials & Methods Section 08050

Part 1 – General

1.01 RELATED WORK SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE

A. All doors & window materials shall be done by the professional who’s specialized in
that field of work.
B. Contracts must be followed in the beginning until the end of the construction. Works
that are subject to change must be approved by the owners and contractors. Any
changes that are not approve by the owner must not be done during construction.
1.02 SUMMARY
A. This Section includes Doors and Windows and finishes that is applied to the following
areas such as:
1. Living Area
2. Dining Area
3. Kitchen Area
4. Toilet and Bath
5. Bedroom 1
6. Bedroom 2
1.03 SYSTEM PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
A. Performance requirements, General: Provide Doors and windows system that will
provide opening and safety in the villa. Doors and windows must comply to the P.D
1096 height and dimension requirement.
1.04 SUBMITALLS
A. Doors and Windows design and style specification are approve and checked by the
architects and will be work by the Engineers and contractors.
B. Timeline of works needs to be followed as scheduled to avoid delay of works and
penalty to the contractors as written in the contract.
C. Complete product date for each type of doors and windows, including the data
substantiating those materials comply with the specified requirements.

Part 2 – Products

2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Rising Sun Philippines
B. Marvin
2.02 MATERIALS
These are the following materials used in doors:
A. Door 1: (x1) SKYLINE by RisingSunPhil, 40MM THK Solid Panel Door
B. Door 2: (x2) SIENNA by RisingSunPhil, 40MM THK Solid Panel Door
C. Door 3: (x3) SYDNEY by RisingSunPhil, 40MM THK Solid Panel Door
D. Door 4: (x1) LAMINATED TOKYO by RisingSunPhil, 40MM THK PVC Flush door
E. Window 1: (x5) Aluminum Glider window by Marvin. 35MM THK Window Frame,
8MM THK Mirror glass
F. Window 2: (x4) Aluminum Double Hang Window By Marvin. 35MM THK Window
Frame, 8MM THK Mirror glass
G. Window 3: (x1) Aluminum Awning window by Marvin. 35MM THK Window Frame,
8MM THK Mirror glass
H. Window 4: (x1) Aluminum Awning window by Marvin. 35MM THK Window Frame,
8MM THK Mirror glass
2.03 FINISHES
A. Door 1: (x1) MAHOGANY wooden door coated in varnish
B. Door 2: (x2) MAHOGANY wooden door coated in varnish
C. Door 3: (x3) MAHOGANY with ebony accent
D. Door 4: (x1) Meranti wood or okuome HPL laminates
E. Window 1: (x5) Aluminum Glider window by Marvin. Painted in black
F. Window 2: (x4) Aluminum Double Hang Window By Marvin. painted in black
G. Window 3: (x1) Aluminum Awning window by Marvin. painted in black
H. Window 4: (x1) Aluminum Awning window by Marvin. Painted in black
Part 3 – Execution
3.01 Specially require that all doors and frames be installed with guide of HMMA, BHMA, and
UL requirements
3.02 Require that all doors be completely hung, with all the hardware installed, tested and
adjusted for perfect fit prior to field finishing. Require that doors be dismounted, and
hardware removed and re-hung after finishing is complete.
3.03 Cleaning the working place before and after the duty is necessity to avoid injury during
the execution process
3.04 Protection – All workers are required to wear safety protective gear before entering the
working place.
Maranan, John Russel F. ARC1417 BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 4
Summative Assessment 1
Division 9 – FINISHES Paints and Coatings – Section 09900

Part 1 – General

1.01 RELATED WORK SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE

A. Employees who work in this section must have at least much experience in this kind
of field to guaranty the quality of works.
B. Extra quantities of paints and coatings will be used to make sure that the work will be
done in line with the schedule. Frankly speaking, we know that in work there are
things that we’re not expecting to happen like spill of some paints and coatings etc.
1.02 SUMMARY
A. This Section includes Doors and Windows and finishes that is applied to the following
areas such as:
1. Living Area
2. Dining Area
3. Kitchen Area
4. Toilet and Bath
5. Bedroom 1
6. Bedroom 2
1.03 SYSTEM PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
A. Performance requirements, General: Applying paints and coatings should be done by
the professionals’ designers who specialize in that kind of work. It is done by the
professional in order to perform the right detailing that are needed and to avoid any
miscalculation in detailing.
1.04 SUBMITALLS
A. Everything that was used in completing the project was subject to be encode in order
to see if it follows the requirements that are stated in the contracts.
B. Paints and coatings are subject to evaluate if it passes the standards of the client.

Part 2 – Products

2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Davies Paints will be used because it is one of the well-known products here in the
Philippines and it is recommended by the architect, engineer etc. because it is a ready to
use paint and it has many colors pallet to choose from.
2.02 MATERIALS
These are the following materials used in doors:
A. Davies clean air, air cleansing paint, anti fomaldehyde technology, low odor & low
VOC
B. Biofresh +Anti-bacterial paint + Stain repellant technology, Ultra low odor & low VOC
2.03 FINISHES
A. Flat or matte type of paint will be used in ceiling because this kind of paint will much
longer if it is not contact with any kind of cleaning agents.
B. High Gloss type of paint will be used in interior and exterior paint of the structure, it
has a type of durability, and it makes the paint color alive.
C. Semi-gloss paint with odorless specification will be used in bedrooms, so that the
people who will used the bedrooms will not having a hard time to breathe. Semi-
gloss paint is an easy to clean paint.
Part 3 – Execution
3.01 PREPERATION
A. Separate all the paints and coatings, so that the construction worker will know where
the paints will be applied in each area.
B. Only professional in applying paints and coatings shall work with this kind of work.
C. All materials needed must be enough to handle the work.
3.02 REPAIR/RESTORATION
A. An inspection to work will be run during and after the duty to secure that there is no
damage in applying paints and coatings.
3.03 CLEANING
A. Cleaning the working space is a must to avoid incidents like spilling paints, so that it
can’t waste materials to be used.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Safety protective gear like respiratory mask is needed in applying paints and
coatings to avoid having hard time to breathe with the smell of the paints.
Maranan, John Russel F. ARC1417 BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 4
Summative Assessment 1
Division 9 – Thermal & Moisture Protection Shingles, Roof Tiles & Roof Covering
Section 09900

Part 1 – General

1.01 RELATED WORK SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE

A. A contractor must be hired to install the shingles, roof tiles & roof coverings.
B. An asphalt shingles or stone coated steel roofing type of roofing must be applied
because of its versatility to withstand in any various of calamities.
1.02 QUALITY ASSURANCE
A. Roofing installation is done by a professional to secure good quality work.
B. Materials to be used is authentic and not sub-standard.
C. Achieving the goal to have good thermal & moisture protection in the roof
1.03 DELIVERY, STORAGE, HANDLING
A. Upon delivery, the products must be well package and the supplier must ensure the
quality and quantity of the product.
B. When storing the product, it should not be placed in too cold or hot area. Also,
stacking of the products is prohibited to avoid damages in the shingles because of its
weight.
C. Handling the product with care is necessary to avoid any damage to the product.
1.04 SUBMITALLS
A. Everything that was used in completing the project was subject to be encode in order
to see if it follows the requirements that are stated in the contracts.

Part 2 – Products

2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Ace Hardware
B. Home Depot

2.02 MATERIALS
These are the following materials:
A. Stone coated steel roofing
B. Stone coated Asphalt shingles
2.03 COMPONENTS
A. Good Roof Ventilation
B. Water Proofing
C. Glass Fibers
D. Cellulose Fibers
Part 3 – Execution
3.01 PREPERATION
A. Prepare all the materials listed in the manual needed for the construction.
B. Clean the working space to avoid any injuries.
C. Prepare the blueprint for guide of installation.
D. Wear a safety uniform before doing the job.
3.02 ERECTION/ INSTALLATION/ APPLICATION/ CONSTRUCTION
A. Make sure to secure roof board
B. Installing the drip edge
C. Ice and water shield
D. Adding layer to the felt
Maranan, John Russel F. ARC1417 BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 4
Summative Assessment 1
Division 6 – WOOD AND PLASTICS Architectural Woodwork Section 06402

Part 1 – General

1.01 RELATED WORK SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE

A. Reference the following standards as applicable:
1. Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) Quality Standards, current edition.
2. ANSI/BHMA A156.9 – Cabinet Hardware.
3. ANSI/BHMA A156.9 – Cabinet Hardware.
B. In most circumstances the requirements of Section 06200 - Finish Carpentry may be
combined with this section rather than in a separate section.

Part 2 – Products

2.01 All Architectural Woodwork shall be “Custom” grade according to the American
Woodwork Institute (AWI) and subject to the following additional criteria:
A. No particle board or particle board core plywood may be used in any part of the work
except laminate tops discussed below, and shall be specifically excluded. (Laminate
tops as discussed below excepted.) Medium density fiber board (MDF) may be used for
wood veneer doors and drawer fronts.
B. Plywood shall be all hardwood veneer core.
C. High density formaldehyde free wood fiber board may be considered for use in lieu of
plywood for laminate tops in dry areas on the Main Campus if approved by the Project
Manager. Water resistant phenolic resin particle board may similarly be considered for
wet areas if approved by the Project Manager.
D. Millwork shall be opaque or transparent finish rotary cut uniform color light birch
hardwood (unless otherwise approved by the Project Manager). Architect shall specify
finish and call for sample submittal for review and approval. Interior of millwork shall
receive opaque or transparent finish to match exterior.
E. Plastic Laminate Clad Millwork may be used only if approved by the Project Manager.
Doors and drawers shall be fully clad including inside faces of doors.
F. Minimum grades for plastic laminates shall be as follows (NEMA / ISO / Inch
Thickness): For horizontal surfaces use HW62/HCS/.062” or GP50/HGS/.050” and for
vertical surfaces use BK50/BGS/.050”. Do not specify post forming grades of laminates.
Specify color or series if known.
G. Approved manufacturers of plastic laminate are:
 1. Wilson Art
2. Formica
3. Nevamar
4. Pionite

2.02 MATERIALS
Plastic laminate tops and back splashes are to be fabricated using ¾” plywood unless
approved otherwise. Edges and joints shall be tight, glued and sealed. Post formed tops
and splashes are not allowed. In those areas where sinks are applied to the underside of
counter tops the tops shall be fabricated from 7 ply birch plywood (3/4” minimum) with an
“A” surface one side. Do not use water-based laminate glues on any countertop.
Part 3 – Execution
3.1 Fastening devices and their attachment shall be submitted for approval
prior to installation. Drywall screws will not be allowed for the attachment
and installation of millwork.
3.2 Fabricate case bodies with stop dadoes if transparent finish.
3.3 All “Custom” grade millwork concealed surfaces shall be treated at the
shop with spray or brush application of 50% Pentachlorophenol solution in
a 1:10 mixture with deodorized spray base. In the field all concealed
scribed and cut surfaces shall receive a brush application of the same
material.
3.4 Drawers shall be lock shouldered or multiple dovetailed and have applied
fronts. Bodies shall be hardwood or 7 ply plywood. Bottoms shall be
hardwood panel product or Masonite hardboard full or stop dadoed.
Exposed surfaces shall be hardwood. All drawers shall ride on full
suspension drawer glides, not wood keels.
3.5 Shelves shall be edged plywood or solid lumber. Janitor and storage room
shelving shall be AWI “Economy” grade except no particle board is
allowed.
3.6 Indicate requirements for utility provisions which must be coordinated by
the fabricator.
3.7 Plastic laminate application shall be specified as follows: A. Apply side
edging first, then top surface, with top surface overlapping side edging.
3.8 Installations shall be by skilled tradesmen. In the cases where fabricator
and installer are not one and the same, product and project guarantee shall
not be compromised.
Maranan, John Russel F. ARC1417 BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 4
Summative Assessment 1 ESTIMATES

CONCRETE WORKS ESTIMATES

1. Column Footing
a. Correct Concrete Mixture Ratio
= 1 (cement) : 3 (fine aggregates) : 4 (coarse aggregates)
b. Total Area of Gravel bed for column footings
= 1.20m x 1.20M
=1.44 m² x 11 = 15.4 m2
c. Total Volume of Soil Excavation
= 1.20m x 1.20m x 11
= 15.84 cu.m
d. Total Volume of all Footings
= 1.20m x 1.20m x 0.20m
= 0.29 cu.m

= 0.29 cu.m x 11 = 3.19 cu.m

e. Total Volume of Columns below grade
= 0.15m x 0.30m x 1.00m
= 0.045 x 11 = 0.5 cu. m
f. Total Volume of Backfill
= Excavation Volume – Column Volume – Footing volume
= 15.84 cu.m – 3.19 cu.m – 0.5 cu.m
= 12.15 cu.m
g. Total Surface Area for Compaction
Area of Footing = 1.20m x 1.20m = 1.40m²
Cross Sectional Area = 0.30m x 0.30m = 0.09m²
Surface Area of Compaction = 1.44m² - 0.09m² = 1.35m²
No. of Layers = 1.00m/0.30m = 3.33 …
3+1 = 4 Layers
= 1.35m² x 11
= 14.85 m2
h. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (40-kg bag)
Volume of all footing = 3.19 cu.m
Cement Volume: (1 Part / 7 Parts ) x 3.19 cu.m
= 0.46
=0.46 cu.m x 1,440 kg./cu.m
= 244.8
662.4 / 40 kg
= 16.56 or 17 bags of cement
 i. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (50-kg bag)
=662.4 / 50 kg
= 13.2 or 14 bags of cement
j. Volume of fine aggregates needed for all column footings
2 / 7 x 3.19 cu.m
= 0.91
= .91 cu.m of fine aggregates
k. Volume of coarse aggregates needed for all column footings
4 / 7 x 3.19 cu.m
= 1.82 cu. M of coarse aggregates

2. Wall Footing *I ADDED ALL THE LENGTH OF WALL FOOTING*

a. Correct Concrete Mixture Ratio

= 1 (cement) : 2 ½ (fine aggregates) : 5 (coarse aggregates)
b. Total Area of all gravel bed for wall footings
= 0.45m x 41.4m (summation of length of all wall footing)
= 18.63 m²
c. Total Volume of Soil Excavation
= 0.45m x 41.4m x 0.60m
= 11.19 cu.m

d. Total Volume of all Footings

= 0.45m x 41.4m x 0.20m
= 3.73 cu.m
e. Total Volume of ALL Walls below grade
= 0.15m x 41.4 x 0.40m
= 2.48 cu.m
f. Total Volume of Backfill
= Excavation Volume – ALL Footing volume
= 11.19 – 3.73m
= 7.46 cu.m
g. Total Surface Area for Compaction
Area for Footing = 41.4m. x 0.45 m. = 18.63m²
Cross Sectional area = 41.4 m. x 0.15 = 6.21m²
Surface area for compaction = 18.63m² – 6.21m² = 24.84m²

No. of Layers = 0.60m / 0.30m = 2

2+1 = 3 Layers
= 24.84 m² x 3
= 74.52 m²
 h. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (40-kg bag)
Cement Volume: (1 Part / 8½ Parts ) x 3.73 cu.m
= 0.44
= 0.44 cu.m x 1,440 kg./cu.m
= 633.6
= 633.6 / 40 kg
= 15.84 or 16 bags of cement

i. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (50-kg bag)

= 633.6 / 50 kg
= 12.67 or 13 bags of cement
j. Volume of fine aggregates needed for all wall footings
2 ½ / 8½ x 3.73 cu.m
= 1.10 cu.m of fine aggregates
k. Volume of coarse aggregates needed for all wall footings
=5 / 8½ x 3.73
= 2.19 cu. m of coarse aggregates

3. Columns

a. Correct Concrete Mixture Ratio

= 1 (cement) : 2 (fine aggregates) : 4 (coarse aggregates)
b. Total Volume of all columns from foundation to roof beam
= 0.30m x 0.15m x 3.60m = 0.16 cu.m
=0.16 cu.m x 11
= 1.78 cu.m
c. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (40-kg bag)
Cement Volume: (1 Part / 7 Parts ) x 1.78 cu.m
= 0.25
= 0.25 cu.m x 1,440 kg./cu.m
= 366.17
= 366.17 / 40 kg
= 9.15 or 10 bags of cement
d. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (50-kg bag)
= 366.17 / 50 kg
= 7.32 or 8 bags of cement
e. Volume of fine aggregates needed for all columns
= 2 / 7 x 1.78 cu.m
= 0.51 cu.m of fine aggregates
f. Volume of coarse aggregates needed for all columns
= 4 / 7 x 1.78 cu.m
= 1.02 cu.m of coarse aggregates
4. Slab

a. Correct Concrete Mixture Ratio

= 1 (cement) : 2 (fine aggregates) : 4 (coarse aggregates)
b. Total Surface Area of Gravel Bed for slab
= COMPUTED USING AUTOCAD
=

= 44.76 m²
c. Total Volume of slab
= 44.76 m² x .10m
=4.48 cu. m
 d. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (40-kg bag)
Cement Volume: (1 Part / 7 Parts ) x 4.48 cu.m
= 0.64
= 0.64 cu.m x 1,440 kg./cu.m
= 921
= 921 / 40 kg
= 23.03 or 24 bags of cement
e. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (50-kg bag)
= 921 / 50 kg
= 18.42 or 19 bags of cement
f. Volume of fine aggregates needed for slab
= 2/7 x 4.48 cu.m
= 1.28 cu.m of fine aggregates
g. Volume of coarse aggregates needed for slab
=4/7 x 4.48 cu.m
=2.56 cu.m of coarse aggregates

5. Beams

a. Correct Concrete Mixture Ratio

= 1 (cement) : 2 (fine aggregates) : 4 (coarse aggregates)
b. Total Volume of all beams
= 0.20m x 0.30m x 46.70m
= 2.24 cu.m
c. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (40-kg bag)
Cement Volume: (1 Part / 7 Parts ) x 2.24 cu.m
= 0.32 cu.m
= 0. cu.m x 1,440 kg./cu.m
= 460.8
= 460.8/ 40 kg
= 11.52 or 12 bags of cement
d. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (50-kg bag)
= 460.8/ 50 kg
= 9.21 or 10 bags of cement
e. Volume of fine aggregates needed for all beams
= 2 / 7 x 2.24
= 0.64 cu.m of fine aggregates
f. Volume of coarse aggregates needed for all wall footings
= 4 / 7 x 2.24
= 1.28 cu.m of coarse aggregates
6. Total Quantity of materials for earth works and concrete works
a. Overall Excavated Soil
= 11.19 cu.m + 15.84 cu.m
= 27.03 cu.m
b. Overall Backfilled Soil
= 7.46+ 12.15 = 19.61 cu.m
c. Total Excess soil (Excavated – Backfill)
=27.03- 19.61
=7.42 cu.m
d. Overall Compaction Area
= 14.85 + 24.84
= 39.69 m2
e. Overall Surface Area of Gravel Beds

=15.4 + 18.63
= 34.03 m2

f. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (40-kg bag)

= 17+16
=33 Bags of 40kg
g. No. of bags of cement for all column footings (50-kg bag)
=14+13
=27 Bags of 50kg
h. Overall Volume of fine aggregates
=.91+1.1
=2.1 cu.m
i. Overall Volume of Coarse Aggregates
=1.82+2.19
=4.01
 STEEK WORKS ESTIMATES
7. Column Footing
a. Dimensions of a column footing
= 1,200 mm x 1,200 mm
b. Minimum clear concrete cover for column footings
20mm for 12mm dia. rebar
c. Length of one 16mm dia. rebar in a footing (length – concrete covers)
Length of side 1 = 1200 – 2 (75mm)
= 1050 mm
Length of side 2 = 1200 – 2 (75mm)
= 1050 mm
d. Total Length of 16mm dia. Bars
L1 (1.05m x 8pcs) = 8.40m
L2 (1.05m x 8pcs) = 8.40m
Length of 16mm dia. Bars in a single Column footing
= 16.8m
e. Total number of 16mm dia. bars if the available length of steel is 6 meters
Length of 16mm dia. Bars = 16.8m
Number of Column Footing = 11 pcs
= 16.8 x 11 = 184.8m
= 184.8m / 6m
= 30.8 pcs or 31 pcs

8. Wall Footing
a. Width of footing
= 450 mm
b. Minimum clear concrete cover for wall footing
= 20mm for 12mm dia. rebar
c. Length of one 10mm. dia. rebar used for transverse reinforcement (width – concrete
covers)
LT = 450mm – 2(75mm)
= 300mm
d. Total Number of transverse reinforcements in one wall footing.
NTR = (length/spacing) + 1
= (6m/0.030m) + 1
= 21 pcs
e. Total length of 10mm dia. rebar in one wall footing.
= 0.30m x 21 pcs
= 6.30m
f. Total length of 12mm dia. rebar in one wall footing
=6m x 3
= 18m
 g. Total Length of 10mm dia. Bars in all wall footings
= 6.3m x 8
= 50.4m
h. Total length of 12 mm. dia. bars in all wall footings
= 18m x 8
= 144m
i. Total number of 10mm dia. bars if the available length of steel is 6 meters
= 50.4 m / 6m
= 8.40 pcs or 9 pcs
j. Total number of 12 mm. dia. bars if the available length of rebars is 6 meters.
= 144 m / 6m
= 24 pcs

9. CHB Masonry Wall

a. Height of a wall from wall footing to the beam soffit
= 3.90m
b. Length of a wall from one column to another
= 2950 mm
c. Total number of vertical rebars in one wall
= 2.95m / 0.40
= 7.38 or 8 pcs
d. Total number of horizontal rebars in one wall if placed at every 2 layers of CHB
= 3.90m x 7
= 27.3 m
e. Total Length of 10mm dia. Bars used as vertical reinforcement in one wall.
= 3.90m x 9
= 35.10m
f. Total length of 10 mm dia. bars used as horizontal reinforcement in one wall
= 2.95 x 9
= 26.55m
g. Total Length of 10mm dia. Bars used as vertical reinforcement in all walls
= 35.10 x 8
= 280.8m
h. Total length of 10 mm dia. bars used as horizontal reinforcement in all walls
= 26.55m x 8
= 212.4 m
i. Overall length of 10 mm dia. rebars in all walls
= 212.4m + 280.8m
= 493.2m
j. Total number of 10mm dia. bars if the available length of steel is 6 meters.
= 493.2 / 6m
= 82.2 or 83 pcs
10. Columns
a. Height of columns from footing to roof beam
= 4.60m
b. Number of longitudinal bars in one column
= 4 pcs
c. Total length of 16 mm dia. Bars used as vertical longitudinal bars in one column
= 4.00 + 1
= 5.00 m
d. Length of 12mm dia. rebar required for one tie
L1 = 2 {300mm – 2 (40mm) + (150mm – 2(40mm)]} + 200 mm
= 2 ( 220 mm – 70mm) + 200
=460 mm / 0.46m
e. Total number of ties in one column
(1.00m – 0.04m) / 0.10m
= 9.6
= 9pcs +1 pcs
= 10 pcs
f. Total length of 12mm dia. rebar used for all ties in one column
= (10+10+14) x 0.88m
= 29.92m
g. Total length of 16mm dia. rebar used for longitudinal bars in all columns
= 4 x (4.00m + 1 m)
= 20 x 11
= 220m
h. Total length of 12 mm. dia. bars used for column ties in all columns
= 29.92m x 11
= 329.12m / 6
= 54.85 or 55 pcs
i. Total number of 12mm dia. bars if the available length of steel is 6 meters.
= 220 / 6 pcs
= 36.67 or 37 pcs
j. Total number of 16 mm. dia. bars if the available length of rebars is 6 meters
= 220 / 6 pcs
= 36.67 or 37pcs
11. Slab
a. Dimensions of the slab
= 8,700 mm x 6000 mm
b. Minimum clear concrete cover for slabs
= 20 mm (for 36 mm dia. Rebar or smaller)

Qs = (8.60m / 0.5m) +1 = 17.2 / 18 pcs

QL = (5.96m / 0.5m) +1 = 12.92 / 13 pcs

c. Length of one 10mm dia. rebar in a footing (length – concrete covers)

Ll = 8700 mm – 2(20mm)
= 8,700 mm
= 8660mm
= 8.60m
Ls = 6,000 mm – 2(20mm)
= 5,960
= 5.96 m

d. Total Length of 10mm dia. Bars

Lt = (8.6m x 13 pcs) + (5.96m x 18 pcs)
= 219.08m
e. Total number of 16mm dia. bars if the available length of steel is 6 meters.
= 219.08m / 6m
= 36.51 or 37 pcs

12. Beams
a. Length of beams
= 6500mm
b. Total length of 16mm dia. rebar used for the corner reinforcements in one beam
= 4 x (6.5m + 1m)
= 4 x 7.5m
= 30m
c. Total length of 16 mm dia. Bars used for additional top bars in one beam
= [( 6.5m / 2) + 1m]
= 4.25m
d. Total length of 16 mm dia. rebar used for additional bottom bars in one beam
= [( 6.5m / 2) + 1m]
= 4.25m
e. Length of 12mm dia. rebar required for one stirrup
Ls= 2 [200mm – 2(40mm)] + [300mm – 2(40mm)]} +200mm
=2 (120mm + 220mm) + 200mm
=680mm + 200mm
= 880mm / 0.88m
f. Total length of 12mm dia. rebar used for all stirrups in one beam
Ls= 2*{[200mm – 2(40mm)] + [300mm – 2(40mm)]} +200mm
=2(120mm + 220mm) + 200mm =680mm + 200mm
= 880mm / 0.88m 0.88m x 18 stirrups
= 15.84 m
g. Total length of 16mm dia. rebar used for longitudinal bars in all beams
h. Total length of 12 mm. dia. bars used for stirrups in all beams
=15.84 m x 7
= 110.88m
i. Total number of 12mm dia. bars if the available length of steel is 6 meters.
=110.88m / 6
= 18.48 or 19 pcs
j. Total number of 16 mm. dia. bars if the available length of rebars is 6 meters
= (18.08m + 2.76m + 2.76m) / 6m
= 3.93 pcs ~ say 4 pcs
4 pcs x 8
= 32 pcs