Internship report

By
Student name: Mesafint Mandefro
Batch: fourth year
Student id no: cetr 1229/17
Submitted to the
Department of architectural engineering Dambi Dollo
University
Semester: fourth year first semester
Internship start: April 4/8/2013
Finished dates: June 1/10/2013
Hayu architectural and engineering concultancy office

Student phone no: +251926297150

Email mesusegenet@gmail.com

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DECLARATION
I declare that, this internship report is organized and prepared by me and of material used for
the intern ship have been fully acknowledged.

Intern name: Mesafint Mandefro

Signature: ____________________

Advisor: philphos Estiphanose

Signature: ____________________

This report has been submitted for examination with our approval as a chairman of
architecture department
Signature: __________ Date: __________
Mr. Daniel Kidane
Head of architecture department
Dambi Dollo University

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:-
Above all, my first gratitude goes to almighty God, who gives me power and courage to try to
achieve my goals. Next, to those members of university industry linkage –, they were the
bridges for us to be exposed to the real architectural career, we would say thanks.

The one who served as a home, and take responsibility of hosting me in company, Hayu
architectural and engineering consultancy office. Who opened its door to spend this patience
challenging time with me deserves great appreciation.

I would also like to extend my thanks to all effortful staffs in the office Firaol, Abdusemed and
others for their willingness and sharing their generous and thoughtful knowledge to me and
also showing a good friendship.

I would like to acknowledge my families and friends for their priceless support during the entire
three months by sharing their ideas, providing different material.

Finally I am gland to thank our mentor Architect and instructor Fraol for his advice in
conducting the internship program.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMERY
This is a compiled summery of our intern ship in Hayu architectural and engineering
consultancy office. Starting from the process of getting into the company up to the time I finish
the duration period.

This internship report contains five chapters in which I try to elaborate in short and precisely
in overall experience during four months of internship period. And the content of all chapters
is briefly explained.

In the opening chapter we can get about a brief history of the office which includes vision
mission objectives and services rendered by the office and official address.

In the second chapter discuss about the material and methodology that I have been used during
the entire three months and their benefit for the success of rendered design our put.

The third chapter explained my overall internship project executed during the entire three
months. This chapter is the main chapter and I record on it the overall work I have been
executing with brief and detail explanation.

Coming to fourth chapter I try to explain the main advantage of internship period regarding to
different aspect. It is explicitly known that internship, an advanced student or graduate in a
professional field gaining supervised practical experience in an industry or office.

The last portion of this report covers all about conclusions and recommendation.
Recommendation and suggestion is pretty good and relevant for the coming students and also
for advancement of the course.

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TABLE OF CONTENT

Declaration………..............……………………………………………………………………i
Executive summery……………………………………………………………………………………..ii
Table content…………………………………………………………………………..………….…iv,v
List of figure……………………………………………………….…………………….…………vi,vii
List of table……………………………………………………………………………………………vii

CHAPTER ONE.................................................................................................................... 1
1. Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 2
1.1 Background of the FIRM .................................................................................................................. 2
1.2Firmorganization ................................................................................................................................ 2
1.3 Man Power .................................................................................................................................. 3
1.4 Organizational, Structural and Key Professionals ............................................................................ 3
1.5 Firm Address ..................................................................................................................................... 3
1.6 Rationale of the internship ................................................................................................................ 4
1.7 Activities conducted during the internship ....................................................................................... 4
1.9 Main customer of the company...................................................................................................... 4
1.10 Objective ......................................................................................................................................... 5
1.11 Vision .............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.12 Mission............................................................................................................................................ 5
1.13 Values ............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.15 Presentation of the team .................................................................................................................. 6
1.16 The scope of services ...................................................................................................................... 6
1.17 Design Stage Services ..................................................................................................................... 6

CHAPTER TWO .................................................................................................................. 7

2 Materials and Methodology ................................................................................................................. 7
2.1 Methodology used ............................................................................................................................. 7
2.2 Section in the company ..................................................................................................................... 8
3.2.1 Architectural drawings ........................................................................................................... 8
3.2.2 Structural Engineering ........................................................................................................... 9
3.2.3 Sanitary Engineering .............................................................................................................. 9
3.2.4 Electrical Engineering .......................................................................................................... 10
3.2.5 SITE SUPER VISION ......................................................................................................... 10

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 3.2.6 Construction supervision...................................................................................................... 10

CHAPTER THREE .......................................................................................................... 11

3 Overall Internship Experience ........................................................................................................... 11
3.1 Section of the Firm I have been working on ................................................................................... 11
3.2 G+0 RESIDENTIAL Building ....................................................................................................... 11
3.2.1 G+0 residential building ...................................................................................................... 13
3.2.2 G+0 Residential Building..................................................................................................... 14
3.2.3 G+0 residential building ...................................................................................................... 15
3.2.4 G+0 residential building ...................................................................................................... 16
3.2.5 G+0 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ....................................................................................... 17
3.2.6 G+0 Residential Building..................................................................................................... 18
3.2.7 G+1 residential building ...................................................................................................... 19
3.2.8 G+1 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ....................................................................................... 20
3.2.9 G+1 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ....................................................................................... 22
3.3.1 G+2 residential building ...................................................................................................... 23
3.3.2 G+4 SCHOOL BUILDING ................................................................................................. 26
3.3.3 Mixed used building............................................................................................................. 28
3.3.4 G+6 + terrace + basement mixed used building: ................................................................. 30
3.3.5 Derese Mixed Used Building ............................................................................................... 31
3.3.6 Yoseph mixed used building ................................................................................................ 33

CHAPTER FOUR ........................................................................................................ 35

4 Assessment of the Internship ............................................................................................................. 35
4.1 Gain real world experience that all students seek ........................................................................... 36
4.1.1Team work skill .................................................................................................................... 37

CHAPTER FIVE................................................................................................................. 38
5. Conclusion and Recommendation .................................................................................................... 38
5.1 Conclusion ...................................................................................................................................... 38
5.2Recommendation ............................................................................................................................. 39
5.3 REFERENCE .................................................................................................................................. 40

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LIST OF FIGURE

Figure 1:1 ground 12

Figure 2:1.1 3d1 12
Figure 3:1.3 3d2 12
Figure 4:1.4 ground floor plane 13
Figure 5:1.5 3D1 13
Figure 6:1.63d 13
Figure 7:1.7 ground floor plane 14

Figure 8:1.8 3D 1 14
Figure 9:1.9 3D 2 14
Figure 10:1.2.1 ground floor plane 15
Figure 11:1.2.2 3D 1 15
Figure 12:1.2.3 3D 2 15
Figure 13:1.2.4 ground floor 16
Figure 14; 1.2.5 3D 1 16
Figure 15:1.2.6 3D 16
Figure 16:1.2.7 ground floor plane 17
Figure 17: Figure 1.2.83d1 17
Figure 18:1.2.6 3D 2 17
Figure 19:1.2.7 ground floor plane 18
Figure 20:1.2.8 3D1 18
Figure 21:1.2.9 3D2 18
Figure 22:1.3 ground floor plane 19
Figure 23:1.3.1 FIRST FLOOR PLANE 19
Figure 24:1.3.2 3D 1 20
Figure 25:1.3.3 3D 2 20
Figure 26:1.3.4 ground floor plane 21
Figure 27; 1.3.5 first floor plane 21
Figure 28:1.3.6 3D 1 21
Figure 29:1.3.7 3D 2 21
Figure 30:1.3.8 first floor plane Figure 31:1.3.9 ground floor plane 22
Figure 32:1.3.9 3D 1 23
Figure 33:1.4. 3D 2 23
Figure 34:1.4.1 ground floor plane 24
Figure 35:1.4.2 first floor plane 24
Figure 36:1.4.5 school ground floor plane 26
Figure 37:1.4.6 SCHOOL 1ST, 2ND, AND 3RD FLOOR PLANE 26
Figure 38:1.4.7 school 4th floor plane 26
Figure 39:1.4.9 school 3D 1 27
Figure 40: FIGURE 1.5.1 SCHOOL 3D 2 27
Figure 41:1.5.2 school 3D 3 27
Figure 42:1.5.3 SITE PLANE 27
Figure 43:1.5.4 ground floor plane 29
Figure 44:1.5.5 FIRST FLOOR PLANE 29
Figure 45:1.5.6 2nd up to 4th floor plane 29
Figure 46:1.5.7 3D1 29
Figure 47:1.5.8 mixed used 3D 2 30
Figure 48: FIGURE MIXED USED 3D3 30
Figure 49:1.5.9 mixed used 3D 1 30

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Figure 50:1.6 mixed used 3D 3 30
Figure 51:1.6.1 mixed used 3D 3 31
Figure 52:1.6.1 mixed used 3D 3 31
Figure 53:1.6.2 ground floor plane 32
Figure 54:1.6.3 first floor plane 32
Figure 55:1.6.4 3D 1 32
Figure 56:1.6.5 3D2 32
Figure 57:1.6.6 ground floor plane 33
Figure 58:1.6.7 FIRST FLOOR PLANE 33
Figure 59:1.6.8 2nd and 3rd floor plane 34
Figure 60: FIGURE 1.6.9 3D1 34
Figure 61:1.7 3D 1 34
Figure 62: FIGURE 1.7.1 34

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LIST OF TABLE
Table 1: firm organization ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 12

Table 2: professional in the office …………………………………………………………………………………………11

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CHAPTER ONE

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE FIRM

Hayu consulting architects and engineers is a Firm composed of architects, engineers and other
professionals to deploy its experienced professionals in delivering well-targeted, coherent
solutions to its client in particular and the recipient public at large since 2011 EC.

Our firm provides architectural and engineering consultancy (design and supervision) services
for a wide range of uses: residential buildings including private residences buildings. The office
has currently six permanent staff and employs professionals on part time basis as the work load
requires.

1.2 FIRMORGANIZATION

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 1.3 MAN POWER

Our firm is staffed with Ethiopian nationals who are professionally qualified in a wide range
of architectural and engineering.

1.4 ORGANIZATIONAL, STRUCTURAL AND KEY PROFESSIONALS

Hayu is a beginner in the fields of consultancy so they are more focused on working whit the
man power they have and not interested in employing other professional for a while.

Professional in the office

no Name Position
1 ABDUSEMED General manager
2 FIRAOL Vice manager
3 Kemal Project manager
4 AWEL Structural engineer
5 AWEL Sanitary engineer
6 Secretary

Table 1 key professionals

1.5 FIRM ADDRESS

Name and address: - Hayu architectural and engineering consultation office.

• Shashemene 01 Keble in front of Shashemene city Administration Construction office

Abyssinia bank building first floor

Cell phone"

Legal states:

Federal democratic republic of Ethiopia

Addis Ababa city administration

Hayu consulting architects and engineers

Registration: date 01/02/2011

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1.6 RATIONALE OF THE INTERNSHIP
Importance and requirements of the internship
This internship program is aimed to teach us what the real architecture do in the practicing
world, how it is done and what challenges architecture face. How to design, how to implement
design, how to present design, to whom a design is presented, what quality should a design
achieve and other related questions are answered through this internship program. Therefore
this program is intended to show us what is behind the academics.

The requirements of the intern ship program are mainly the following:
• A letter from the university

• A portfolio of what a student has been doing in academic world

• Willingness to learn and do new things, and to accept new challenges

1.7 ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED DURING THE INTERNSHIP

Many activities were performed during our internship like:
• Interviewing with clients
• Site visit
• Data collection
• Design works
• Working drawings
• Project modifications
• As built drawings
• 3D modeling
• Project presentations

1.9 MAIN CUSTOMER OF THE COMPANY

The main customer of the company were private sectors but this sector was not
the only one there are some governmental sectors, so I classify most of the
customers in this way;

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 Clients

Governmental Non-governmental

School Residences

Sub road Schools

Bridge Religious

1.10 OBJECTIVE
The main objective of the firm is to contribute its share of responsibility in the development of
the Architectural and Engineering services in the construction industry of the country in
general, as well as to give quality services to our customers.

1.11 VISION
To become an influential company that play great role in developing the town in the coming
four years.

1.12 MISSION
Rendering best quality design and supervision; excelling architectural, engineering and urban
planning works, and meeting our client’s needs.

1.13 VALUES
Carry out our responsibilities in a spirit of partnership with our clients, commitment to
consulting service with quality, honesty and keeping promise.

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1.15 PRESENTATION OF THE TEAM
We have successfully completed a number of projects for various clients thought the country.
Our clients including:

•Nongovernmental

•Regional governments

•Private developers

With the team current technical standing and available technical staff, we are confident that the
required consultancy service will be undertaken to the best satisfaction of the clients in a
manner and standards as stated in the terms of reference.

1.16 THE SCOPE OF SERVICES

Pre-design stage Services

This stage is a point of project inception and formation; the services at this stage include but
not limited to:

• Assisting clients (investors) in the task of project identification, formulation and preparation
of feasibility studies.

• Assisting clients in project site selection and in the procurement of land and Title Deeds.

• Assisting clients in the preparation of design program (Schedules of Accommodation).

1.17 DESIGN STAGE SERVICES

The services rendered at this stage comprise preparation of preliminary and final design in
accordance with the project design program, site conditions and municipal regulations, giving
due considerations to the form and function of the building. Coordinate the works of other
technical professionals and compile specifications, quantities and contract document.
Construction Stage Services Consultancy and supervision work in order to insure the right
quality of the construction.

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CHAPTER TWO

2 MATERIALS AND METHODOLOGY

Software application

A good Presentation technique plays a great role for the successive project. Because of this I
try to use advanced software during my overall internship project executed in the last three
successive months. For two dimensional drawings Auto CAD 2007 (for 2D drawings Floor
plans and Details)

For 3D modeling:

• Revit 2020

For rendering:

•LUMION 8.5,

•Twin motion 2019,

• Adobe PHOTOSHOPE,

• Adobe illustrator.

2.1 METHODOLOGY USED

It is explicitly known that best methodology is always preferable in terms of different aspect
and also for the successive computation world so that during the entire months I have been
used different methodology to come up with the effective output project like:

• Site analysis,

• Client brief,

• Conceptual sketches and diagram,

• Program development,

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• Different architectural books for standards,

• Google map.

Using these methods and inputs I tried to achieve a better quality work in terms of design and
working drawings.

2.2 SECTION IN THE COMPANY

HAYU consulting architects and engineers handle projects from design stage up to site super
vision in it there is four sections but HAYU is new in the firm so the numbers of man power is
not enough, that makes some professional to participate in different stages repeatedly

The designs prepared in this stage should address various disciplines these are:

•Architectural,

•Structural Engineering,

•Sanitary engineering,

• Electrical Engineering,

•Site super vision.

3.2.1 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

Will be prepared in sufficient detail and appropriate scales. Dimensions will be shown and
materials will be selected, identified, scheduled and detailed in sufficient clarity for ease of
taking off quantities and preparing specifications. These are:

•floor plans,

•All elevations,

•Sections location plan, site plan, layout plan,

• Schedule of doors and window,

• Finishing materials,

•And various details vii. 3D views.

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3.2.2 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
The task in the structural section is done closely with the other sections. Each detail works,
Columns will be sized and detailed to resist the applied axial force moment and shears the
design of the foundation will be finalizes taking into consideration the final applied vertical
lateral and rotational forces.

Sap will be used to perform a3D analysis of the building for gravity, wind or seismic loads.
And lateral force resisting members will be sized and detailed to satisfy the allowable drift
limits. Finally, this section will publish

•Plans of slab reinforcement,

• Foundation plans,

•Structural sections,

• Beam column and foundation reinforcement and

• Bar bending schedule.

3.2.3 SANITARY ENGINEERING

After the approval of the preliminary design, our sanitary engineer will continue with the final
design of sanitary papers. Depending on architectural and structural results, they will prepare
a complete sanitary detail working drawings which includes

• Layout for water distribution, soil and waste drainage pipes, storm water drainage system fire
protection system.

• Preparation of riser diagrams (isometric drawings) for water supply piping, sanitary lines,
and fire hydrant systems

•Preparation of layout for –soil water drainage system

• Design of external waters and sanitary and drainage works

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• Preparation of details for water supply in clouding, reservoirs, pumping units, pump rooms,
fire hydrants etc.

• Preparation of details for sewerage system including, west treatment units, west disposal units
etc. vii. Preparation of final design report, completed with calculations.

3.2.4 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Here Drawings showing lighting and power circuits on floor plans, external lighting circuits,
power cables distribution plans and single line diagrams will be prepared The final task all
those 4sevtions (architectural, structural, sanitary and electrical) will be preparing all drawings
together with all the design reports, structural calculation and bill of quantities and
specifications and estimate will be submitted to the client.

3.2.5 SITE SUPER VISION

This section controls every issue related to the site work.

3.2.6 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION

In this section the complete working drawing will be developed by the draft’s person. The bill of
quantities will be calculated by the quantity surveyor. Parallel to the work of this section, the
engineering section will also work out structural. Sanitary and electrical drawings and construction
details which will finally be submitted to the office to be plotted out. After plotting the blue prints will
be prepared and handed over to the clients to be approved by the municipality. Following the approval
if the clients are still interested the construction will be supervised by the office till its completion.
Otherwise they will prepare an auction document to compete the contractors for the construction work

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CHAPTER THREE

3 OVERALL INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE

Joining the company

At the end of the third academic year the UIL (university industry linkage) gives me a chance
to search and apply to any architectural form. What i did was going to HAYU consulting
architects and engineers firm and requesting to join them. Thanks to MR, FIRAOL l what I
asked to bring was only a portfolio. As I gave him my portfolio, he gave me the news that I
am officially an intern in their firm and I can start any day I can.

Procedures

The general team procedure we followed to produce a design are the same as we know in the
campus except some minor modifications. First determination of the programs and the type of
client, then site analysis, then program analysis plus gathering data about the material (
conceptual sketches), program arrangement, consult, redesigning (if necessary), form analysis
in combination with modification of functions, and after final consult preparing working
drawings.

3.1 SECTION OF THE FIRM I HAVE BEEN WORKING ON

3.2 G+0 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Clint; w/RO Halima

Name of the project; G+0 residential building

Project location; SHASHEMENE KEBELE AWASHO

Project area; 280km2

Project description G+0 residential building. My role in this project is project was all
architectural design, 3D modeling and rendering.

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Functional description; there is very simple layout composed of veranda, living room, dining
area, kitchen with store, common bath, children bed rooms, master bed room with master bath
room.

Figure 1:1 ground

FIGURE 2:1.1 3D1

FIGURE 3:1.3 3D2

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3.2.1 G+0 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Clint; MUGNI

Project location; bale robe

Project area; 160 km2

Project description A G+ 0 residential building. My role in this project is slight editing and
improvement of plane. 3D modeling and rendering.

Functional description; living room, dining area, veranda, children bed rooms, kitchen, master
bed room, gust bed room and common bath.

FIGURE 4:1.4 GROUND FLOOR PLANE

FIGURE 5:1.5 3D1

Figure 6:1.63d

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3.2.2 G+0 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Clint; ABDURAHIM AMANE

Project location; Bale Robe

Project area; 190km2

Project description; A G+0 residential building. My role in this project is all architectural
design, 3D modeling and rendering.

Functional description; the building contain veranda, living room, dining area, children bed
rooms, master bed room with master bath room, kitchen, gust bed room and common bath.

FIGURE 7:1.7 GROUND FLOOR PLANE

FIGURE 8:1.8 3D 1

Figure 9:1.9 3D 2

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3.2.3 G+0 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Clint; ATO Misra

Project location; SHASHEMENE

Project area; 208km2

Project description; A G +0 residential building. My role in this project was all architectural
design and 3d rendering.

Functional description; veranda, living room, dining area, master bed room with master bath
room and closet, children bed rooms, kitchen, and common bath room.

FIGURE 10:1.2.1 GROUND FLOOR PLANE

FIGURE 11:1.2.2 3D 1

Figure 12:1.2.3 3D 2

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3.2.4 G+0 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Clit; Muhamed

Project location; SHASEMENE

Project area; 140km2

Project description; A G+0 residential building. My role in this project was all architectural
design, 3D modeling and rendering.

Functional description; veranda, living room, dining area, children bed rooms, master bed room
with master bath room, kitchen, common bath, and gust bed room.

Figure 13:1.2.4 ground floor

Figure 14; 1.2.5 3D 1

Figure 15:1.2.6 3D

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3.2.5 G+0 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Clit; Kedija
Project location; SHASHEMENE
Project area; 200km2
Project description; A G + 0 residential building. My role in this project was all 3D modeling
and rendering.
Functional description; veranda, living room, dining area, master bed rom with master bath
room, children bed rooms, gust bed room, maids room and shop.

Figure 16:1.2.7 ground floor plane

FIGURE 17: FIGURE 1.2.83D1

FIGURE 18:1.2.6 3D 2

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3.2.6 G+0 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Clit; Layla HUSEN

Project location; Shashemene

Project area; 180km2

Project description; A G+0 residential building. My role in this project was all architectural
design, 3D modeling and rendering.

Functional description; veranda, living room, dining area, kitchen, common bath room,
children bed rooms, gust bed room, master bed room with master bath room.

Figure 19:1.2.7 ground floor plane

Figure 20:1.2.8 3D1

Figure 21:1.2.9 3D2

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3.2.7 G+1 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Clit; W\o Menbere Husen

Project location; Shashemene

Project area; 200km2

Project description; A G+1 residential building. My role in this project was modification of
functions, elevation, 3D modeling and rendering.

Functional description; in the ground floor plane there are very simple lay out composed of
veranda, living room, dining area, family room, common bath, kitchen, store, and maids room.

Functional description; in the first floor there are very simple lay out composed of master bed
room, with master bath and closet area, children bed rooms, and common bath. All the function
in the building have natural light, and ventilation, including stair and bath.

Figure 22:1.3 ground floor plane

FIGURE 23:1.3.1 FIRST FLOOR PLANE

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 Figure 24:1.3.2 3D 1

FIGURE 25:1.3.3 3D 2

3.2.8 G+1 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

Clit; ATO Dedefo

Project location; Shashemene

Project area, 200km2

Project description; A G+1 residential building. My role in this project was modification of
redesigning first floor plane 3D modeling and rendering.

Functional description; in the ground floor plane there are very simple lay out composed of
veranda, living room, dining area, kitchen, gust bed room, maids room ,and common bath room

Functional description; in the first floor plane there are very simple lay out composed of
children bed rooms, common bath, office, master bath room with master bath room, and
balcony.

All the function in the building have natural light and ventilation including stair and bat

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Figure 26:1.3.4 ground floor plane

Figure 27; 1.3.5 first floor plane

FIGURE 28:1.3.6 3D 1
FIGURE 29:1.3.7 3D 2

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3.2.9 G+1 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Clit; YODIT HUSEN

Project location; SHASHEMENE

Project area; 250 km2

Project description; A G+1 residential building. My role in this project was modification on
functions, facades, 3D modeling and rendering.

Functional description; in the ground floor plane there is a simple lay out composed of veranda,
gust bed room, master bed room, with closet area and common bath living room, dining area
and kitchen.

Functional description; in the first floor plane there is A simple lay out composed of family
room, master bed room with closet area and master bathroom and common bath room.

Figure 30:1.3.8 first floor plane

Figure 31:1.3.9 ground floor plane

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FIGURE 32:1.3.9 3D 1
FIGURE 33:1.4. 3D 2

3.3.1 G+2 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

Clit; ATO YAKOB ZULA

PROJECT LOCATION; HAWASA, KEBELE HITETA

Project area; 200km2

Project description; A G+2 Residential building. My role in this project is All architectural
design, structural drafting and 3d modeling.

Functional description; in the ground floor plane there are a simple lay out composed of
veranda, living room, dining area, common bath, kitchen with store ,gust bed room, maids
room.

Functional description; in the first floor plane there is a simple lay out composed of master bed
room with master bath, closet, and balcony, children bed rooms, office and common bath.

All the function in the building have natural light and ventilation including stair and bath room.

Functional description;

On the above floor there are children bed, family room, study room, exercise room, common
bath and terrace.

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On the above floor also all function in the floor can get ventilation and natural light. I give clear
functional opportunity for both children bed rooms. On the harsh sun side I used dad façade it
cannot affect any space of the building.

FIGURE 34:1.4.1 GROUND FLOOR PLANE

FIGURE 35:1.4.2 FIRST FLOOR PLANE

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Figure 1.4.2 second floor plane

Figure 1.4.3 3D 1

Figure 1.4.4 3D 2

Figure 1.4.5 3D 3

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3.3.2 G+4 SCHOOL BUILDING
Clit; SOF HIKET MARGARET

Project location; HAWASA, sub city tabor

Project area; 15000KM2

Project description; it is A 4 story school building. The building have two section the first one
is preparatory school and the other one is collage.my role in this project is all architectural
design and 3d modeling.

Functional description; in the ground floor plane there are class room and common bath.

Functional description; in first, second and third floor plane there are class room and common
bath room.

Functional description; in fourth floor plane there are laboratory rooms, library rooms and

Figure 36:1.4.5 school ground floor plane

Figure 37:1.4.6 SCHOOL 1ST, 2ND, AND 3RD FLOOR PLANE

Figure 38:1.4.7 school 4th floor plane

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Figure 39:1.4.9 school 3D 1

Figure 40: FIGURE 1.5.1 SCHOOL 3D 2

FIGURE 41:1.5.2 SCHOOL 3D 3

FIGURE 42:1.5.3 SITE PLANE

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3.3.3 MIXED USED BUILDING

Clint; ATO YAKOBE ZULATERA

PROJECT LOCATION; HAWASSA

PROJECT AREA; 200KM2

PROJECT DESCRIPTION; it is a 5 story mixed used building. The client went attractive form
and easy to construct. He also wanted to have almost bed rooms 60 % of the building. My role
in this project was all architectural design, functional design, 3d modeling and rendering.

Functional description

The ground floor consists of shops, a lobby, bank and common bath. The stair is located in the
middle of the building so that the user will have easy access to the upper floors. The shops
extend up to the second floor.

Functional description

The first floor plane consists of shops, café and restaurant, common bath and reception. All
function in the building have natural light and ventilation including stair and common bath.

Functional description

In the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor plane consists of bed rooms with entertaining balconies.

Volumetric description

The form of the building is a result of the shape of the site, existed features and functional
orientation. The vertical system give vertical element with are needed to shade the vertical
circulation and gives aesthetical value for the building.

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Figure 43:1.5.4 ground floor plane

FIGURE 44:1.5.5 FIRST FLOOR PLANE

Figure 45:1.5.6 2nd up to 4th floor plane

Figure 46:1.5.7 3D1

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 FIGURE 47:1.5.8 MIXED USED 3D 2
FIGURE 48: FIGURE MIXED USED 3D3

3.3.4 G+6 + TERRACE + BASEMENT MIXED USED BUILDING:

My role in this project was 3d rendering.

FIGURE 49:1.5.9 MIXED USED 3D 1

FIGURE 50:1.6 MIXED USED 3D 3

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FIGURE 51:1.6.1 MIXED USED 3D 3
Figure 52:1.6.1 mixed used 3D 3

3.3.5 DERESE MIXED USED BUILDING

Clint: Ato Derese

Project Location: Shashemene

Project Area: 2000 km2

Project Description: It is a 3 story mixed building which is already under construction

(finishing stage). Ato Derese, the owner wanted to sell the building to another individual. In
order to take care of this, as built drawing had to be done for another individual and other legal
cases, and 3D model was needed so as to show the buyer what the building is going to be looks
like. Therefore, the project is mainly as built drawing; and 3D modeling and rendering.

My role was from the last phase (3D modeling and rendering).

Functional description: the ground floor consists of shops.

Functional description: the first floor consists of café and restaurant

Functional description: the second and third floor consists of bed rooms with bath room.

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Figure 53:1.6.2 ground floor plane

FIGURE 54:1.6.3 FIRST FLOOR PLANE

FIGURE 55:1.6.4 3D 1
FIGURE 56:1.6.5 3D2

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3.3.6 YOSEPH MIXED USED BUILDING
Clint: Ato Yoseph

Project location; Shashemene

Project area: 200km2

Project description: It is a 3 story mixed building which is already under construction. My

role was from the last phase (3D modeling and rendering).

Functional description: the ground floor consists of shops, café, store, kitchen, and laundry.

Functional description: the first floor plane consists of rest room, steam bath, sauna bath.
Shower.

Functional description: the second and third floor plane consists of bed room and bath room.

Figure 57:1.6.6 ground floor plane

FIGURE 58:1.6.7 FIRST FLOOR PLANE

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AND 3RD FLOOR
PLANE

FIGURE 60: FIGURE 1.6.9 3D1

Figure 61:1.7 3D 1

FIGURE 62: FIGURE 1.7.1

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CHAPTER FOUR

4 ASSESSMENT OF THE INTERNSHIP

General Theoretical Knowledge from the Office

Internship is very important for students which enhance classroom learning by integrating
academic curriculum and real-world work experience and which enable students to apply
classroom theory to actual work situation.

During my internship period at Hayu Consulting Architect and Engineering, I have acquired
much knowledge in different aspect which is broadly explained below.

General theoretical knowledge from the office One of the benefits I took from chief architect,
Firaol, attitude approach and passion how to handle his own clients and his staff members. I
was really astonished by his attitude by his willingness to push and let us express our design
approach, he never discourage the progress of our design and not let us do only his own
approach. He believes that” every architect has their own way of attitude passion and approach
to do the same project but for him each of us should consider design parameter which are
CONTEXT, COMMODOTY, FIRMNESS, DELIGHT and INNOVATION” such things have
basic thing for every design.

Context: Good design is informed by its context. It considers being all nearby nature and built
physical futures as well as social economic transport and environmental factor that impact on
a site. In general context means seeing the building place and spaces as part of whole town and
cities.

Commodity: It means how the structure serves its function. The space that we create should
be feasible. One that we overlooked, in the design is feasibility of the space we create for
different function, most of the time that we adopt from indoor studio we don’t recognize the
value of space per meter square for our clients so we had simply left the spaces for greenery
and for different non livable function but during my internship time the major thing that I took
from my esteemed architect let me know how to realize each of the space weather feasible or
not for the client.

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Firmness: It deals about durability of the structure construction, material that convinced to the
context. The other major practical knowledge that I took from the office, which is how to design
constructible, cost effective and tangible building design consideration the ability of our
country contactors, efficiency of our workmanship and technology advancement.

Delight: Delight concern on the esthetic of the volume as well the façade treatment. When we
think about the façade treatment of our building we have to consider the connection between
the building nearby the site and we also consider the material for the construction, it’s
preferable to use eco-friendly material also consider capability of our workmanship.

Innovation: - Innovation in architecture is the application of ideas and fresh solution to meet
new requirements. There is essential ingredient, one that is often overlooked, which is what
really innovation means, it is not what we think at the first stage of one design but it comes
after a long progress in different point of view, discussion and team work plays a great role to
get a well manner design output.

In one design Innovation is not only generated from architects but its chain work with different
professions, the communication system within different staff plays great role in achievement
of innovative work.

4.1 GAIN REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE THAT ALL STUDENTS SEEK

As a student we all needed to advance our critical thinking skills, excellent written and oral
communication skills, the ability to work in a team, above all else real-world experience in our
field. This skill set cannot be achieved by only spending time in the classroom and earning our
degree.

Volunteering and being engaged on campus through student organization are great ways to
develop personally and professionally, but the best resource available to us to gain the skill that
employers covet most is to participate in internship, during the internship we have the ability
to engage in multiple projects, and interact with everyone in the office, which enable us to
diversify our experiences.

Promote exposure to various fields

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One of the many great advantages that internship offer students is that it enable us to try on
many different careers during their time as a student. There is one essential ingredient, one that
is often overlooked, which is the ability to communicate our idea clearly with other staff
department, most of the time we all architecture students have not ample of knowledge about
other professions which are ingredient and part of our field like structural, electrical, bill of
quantity and other related field which the coordination skill cannot be achieved by only indoor
studio but such kind of internship program introduce us how to coordinate such related fields.

4.1.1TEAM WORK SKILL

In creative architectural world team work plays a great role in different piece of task.
Coordination with different professions not only increase productivity and strong the idea of
the task but also help to improve interpersonal communication with different attitude.

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CHAPTER FIVE

5. Conclusion and Recommendation

5.1 CONCLUSION
Experience and outside practical world is the key to success for architecture. Architecture can
not only achieved by theoretical part but after a long experience and life time achievement we
can acquired much knowledge and come up with the real spirit of architecture.

Choosing internship is the best route we could have possible taken not only will the experience
of working internship in a firm show up on our resume, but we will gain priceless bits of
knowledge that will help us on our way to become an architect.

Just begin at Hayu consulting architect and engineering for last three months has given me
knowledge that I probably would not have gather in academic setting. I have already worked
on several projects throughout the firm. The design studio involve a comprehensive integration
of theory, practice, design processes, and building systems with emphasis placed on highly
efficient project is held to a standard of sufficient realism with input of multiple members and
disciplines of the firm.

Generally the experience was quiet interesting which enhance the overall classroom learning
by integrating academic curriculum and real-world work experience and also develop my
relations skills through interaction in career settings. My expectation ware met and seceded. I
would highly recommend this experience to any dedicated architecture student who is curiously
wants to have more experience.

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5.2RECOMMENDATION
General working in Hayu consulting architect and engineering company has been very
educating. I would highly recommend this experience to any dedicated architecture student.

In my perception for architecture life it should not be only concern on client brief but we have
to be influential and play a big part to introduce our real architectural style. Ones that is often
over looked, knowing about historic, cultural preservation, restoration was ingredient tool for
the success reveal of our architectural style. Regarding to this approach I recommended that
for the company we are the one who can divert and mound the trend, especially by the time
being so it’s better to concern on our historical cultural buildings and balancing the past and
future architecture without demolishing our own style.

I would also suggest this relevant recommendation for university.

• Continues interaction with this company can be a key to make Dambi Dollo architecturally
exemplary since there is more wisdom knowledge and art.

• It would be better to send the students on time.

• In our professions small numbers of firms are found so that it was difficult to get a place for
internship because of this most of the students was suffered to get a place, so it’s preferable to
give a big attention for placement of the students.

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5.3 REFERENCE
 Firaolbleu@gmail.com
 Cherenetkasu@gmail.com
 Hayu consultancy @gmail.com
 Venus consultancy@gmail.com

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