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CE 404
Capstone Project
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1704072, 1704074, 1704084, 1704086, 1704093, 1704097
Basic Information
A careful assessment of the existing demand for improved fitness facilities was made to study
the possible users. The report took into consideration the number of people and range of sports,
which are keen in using the facilities for assessing the demand for indoor and outdoor sports.
After the estimation of the demand for the facilities, architectural plan and the appropriate
designs are to be developed. Based on the proposed concept and design, the report has estimated
the likely capital costs for the project. The concept, design and capital cost estimates provide the
basis for the preparation of detailed management and marketing strategies to run the project
successfully. A financial model prepared based on the estimated revenue and expenditure will
provide the information on the long-term feasibility of the proposed project.
• Swimming complex
• Soccer playing field
• Cricket Fields
• Practice Nets
• Indoor Facilities
• Large Hallway
In addition to the outcomes and recommendations, the report will provide the readers and
investors critical information concerning the concept, design, capital costs, facility, and asset
management considerations. The feasibility study will provide the basis for approaching
potential investors and institutions to raise necessary funding for implementing the projects.
The scope of the feasibility study includes-
• Preparation of a report on the feasibility of the proposed sports and recreation facilities;
this report will include the description of the proposed facilities and rough estimates of
the floor space and finish of the floors
• Review and analysis of the background information and planning undertaken until the
date of preparation of this report
• Preparation of a comprehensive report presenting the recommendations for determining
the feasibility of the project including suggested management models
• Preparation of a concept plan including the design of the facilities
• Preparation of financial reports to support future funding requests for implementation of
the project
• This feasibility report relates to ‘Construction of a Multipurpose Indoor Sports Complex’.
Methodology
For compiling the feasibility study, a multi-disciplinary consultant team was formed with people
having skill and experience in their respective fields as members. There were different activities
adopted in the preparation of this final feasibility study. They were:
1. Site visit
•Existing situation of land
•Historical data
2. Inception report
• Project title and location of the site
• Implementing entities
• Present status
• Project description
• Date of inception
• Collection of information
3. Data collection
• Students & Teachers survey
• Demand analyzing by using these data
• Traffic demand survey for car parking zone
4. Feasibility study
• Technical feasibility
• Economic feasibility
• Operational feasibility
• Environmental feasibility
5. External expert
An Architect who has been involved with construction of a
multipurpose complex.
6. Conceptual Layout
• Design Plan – overall size and shape
• Design Principles & Specification
• Phasing Strategy
7. Preliminary Engineering Analysis and Design
• Foundation Design
• Structural Design: Using BNBC 2020 & various 3D modelling
software, calculate the various loads and moment on the structure to
find the optimum design & material requirement.
• Water Supply & Drainage system design
• Traffic Demand Analysis & Parking facility design
• Sports field architecture & design
8.Consideration on four Majors of Civil Engineering:
a. Environmental Engineering:
• The drainage layout needs knowledge on Environmental
Engineering
• The plumbing network design is also included
• Construction of swimming pool will be a big challenge regarding
Environmental Engineering
• The installation of turf will be a part of Environmental Engineering
• We intend to provide sufficient features to the structure to make it
a ‘green Building’ which is also fits the criteria of Environmental
Engineering
b. Transportation Engineering:
• Provide parking facilities regarding the traffic demand conveyed by the
demand analysis survey which includes knowledge of Transportation
Engineering
c. Geotechnical Engineering:
• Soil Investigation and relevant soil tests require knowledge of
Geotechnical Engineering
• Design of foundation is also included in Geotechnical Engineering
d. Structural Engineering:
• Architectural plan lay-out will be carried out on AutoCAD
• Structural analysis will be done on ETABS
9. Alternatives:
• Might need addition of BUET Entrance Gate
• Might require connecting drainage outlets outside BUET
• Might Require space behind Comptroller's Office
• Might require additional water source
• Might require Multi storied structure
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From the analysis of the survey, that an Indoor space along with a swimming pool is true demand
from the BUET community.
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(iii) Constrains:
As in future, the demand for indoor sports facilities and swimming pools will increase, but,
BUET have a limited space to provide indoor space. BUET field is close to the Teachers
quarters, so flood light design is tough as light pollution may occur
So, the most economical design may not be sufficient in next 50 years after.
(f) SWOT analysis:
Strength: This project will boost mental and physical health of the BUET community. The
community will have an opportunity to maintain themselves fit, that will enhance their
Efficiency.
Weakness: Initial investment is large. Need enough workforce to maintain the project in a
proper way.
Opportunities: There is an opportunity to arrange diverse levels of sports competitions in this
Multipurpose Complex. There may have a paid membership to the swimming facility for out
sider.
Threats: The project may create extra traffic pressure in the BUET campus area. Congestion
may occur in the campus if transportation management is not well maintained.
Technical Analysis
(a) Location:
Our site is located in Dhaka, at the corner of BUET campus at Central Playground across Zahir
Raihan Road and Shahid Minar Road, adjacent to White Teachers Quarter. It’s geo-coordinates
are 23.7251° N, 90.3952° E .
The following facts are considered while selecting this location
i) Only BUET Central Field can accommodate the required space, aesthetics and fulfill the
objectives of our project.
ii) BUET Central Field is used by many stakeholders for outdoor games and multi-functional
occasions. Considering this aspect and at the same time to fulfill our requirements, we may use
the South-East corner of the central field that run across Zahir Raihan Road and Shahid Minar
Road.
As the central field is within the territory of BUET, we may proceed with BUET authority as the
sole owner of this site.There are several disaster risks we need to consider regarding our
site.They are:
i) Earthquake:
According to BNBC 2020, Dhaka falls in seismic zone 2 (z=0.20) and according to several
research studies Dhaka is earthquake prone to a Richter Scale value over 7.
ii) Flood:
According to the studies Dhaka may face a probable flood level 7.29m
iii) Climate Change Impact:
We identified two impacts- lowering of groundwater table, settlement of soil. For groundwater
table lowering we may need to manage alternative source of water supply and we may need to
consider for settlement of soil while designing our foundation and laying our drainage pipes
Designing method of various components are conducted based on the provisions of BNBC 2020,
Chapter 2, Volume 2.
Regarding the Indoor Complex, we’ve selected the following provisions:
Occupancy Category: II
Importance Factor: 1
Seismic Zone: 2 (Moderate Risk, Z=0.20)
From SPT Value of Bore Hole 5 (at Central Field), SPT<15 (Site Class: SD)
For Occupancy Category II, Seismic Zone 2, Site Class SD, seismic category of building is D
Possible structural system based on the aforementioned provision are shown below:
Seismic Force-Resisting System Height Limit
MOMENT RESISTING FRAME (No Shear Wall)
a) Special steel moment frames a) No Limit
b) Intermediate steel moment frames b) 35m
c) Special reinforced concrete moment frames c) No Limit