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||Jai Sri Gurudeva||

ADICHUNHANGIRI UNIVERSITY
BGS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Recognized by Govt. of Karnataka)
BG Nagar- 571448 (Bellur cross), Nagamangala Taluk, Mandya District

A report on
“COMPUTER AIDED BUILDING PLANNING & DRAWING - 1”
[18CVL36]
Submitted by

NAME:
USN:

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING


B. G. S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
B.G. NAGARA – 571448
2021-2022
BGS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Vision
BGSIT is committed to the cause of creating tomorrow’s engineers by
providing quality education and inculcating ethical values.
Mission
 Imparting quality technical education by nurturing a conducive learning
environment.
 Offering professional training to meet industry requirements.
 Providing education with a moral – cultural base and spiritual touch.
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
Vision, Mission, PEOs and PSOs of the
Department
Vision
Producing technically competent and Environmental friendly Civil
Engineering Professionals to cope with the societal challenges.

Mission
 Imparting quality education and professional ethics by proficient faculty.
 Providing infrastructure to meet the requirements of curriculum,
research and consultancy.
 Motivating towards higher education and entrepreneurship.
 Promoting interaction with design and construction industries.

Program Education Objectives


PEO 1: Graduates will be pursuing successful career & higher education.
PEO 2: Graduates will be able to design safe, economical & sustainable Civil
Engineering structures conforming to standards.

Dept. of Civil Engg, BGSIT


PEO 3: Graduates will display professional ethics to work in a team & lead
the team by effectively communicating the ideas.
PEO 4: Graduates will practice lifelong learning.

Programme Specific Outcomes


PSO 1: Graduates will be able to analyse, design and execute the
Civil Engineering structures effectively for the sustainable
development
PSO 2: Graduates will acquire critical thinking abilities and
technical skills for the usage of modern tools in development of
Civil Engineering structures.

PSO 3: Graduates will be able to get opportunities for their


professional growth, demonstrate communication and aptitude
skills to face the challenges and needs of our society.

Dept. of Civil Engg, BGSIT


Rubrics of Internal Assessment

Sl. No Description Marks

Continuous Evaluation (30 Marks)

Observation Write -up and Punctuality (Drawing


a. 10
Rough Sketch for given details)
1.
Conduction of Experiment and Output (Creating
b. 10
Drawing using AUTOCAD)

c. Record Write-up 10

2. Internal Test 10

Total 40
INDEX
Sl. Date Description Page. Marks Obtained
No No
a b c Total
Module-1
Cross section of Foundation and Masonry Wall
1 Main Wall
2 Partition Wall
Different Types of Bonds in Brick Masonry
3 English Bond
4 Flemish Bond
5 Header Bond
6 Stretcher Bond
Cross Section of Pavement
7 Rigid Pavement
8 Flexible Pavement
Septic Tank and Sedimentation Tank
9 Septic Tank
10 Sedimentation Tank
Module -2
Single and Double Story Residential Building
11 Single Story Residential Building
12 Single Story Residential Building
13 Single Story Residential Building
14 Single Story Residential Building
15 Double Story Residential Building
Electrical, Plumbing and Sanitary Services Using Auto Cad
16 Electrical Connection to Building
Water Supply and sanitary
17
connections to Building
Public Building Drawings
18 Hostel Building
19 Hospital Building
20 School Building
||Jai Sri Gurudeva||

ADICHUNHANGIRI UNIVERSITY
BGS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Recognized by Govt. of Karnataka)
BG Nagar- 571448 (Bellur cross), Nagamangala Taluk, Mandya District.
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Mr./Ms.……………………………………………… USN


………… a bonafide student of III semester, Civil Engineering and has
satisfactorily completed the course of experiments in COMPUTER AIDED
BUILDING PLANNING & DRAWING -I (18CVL36) prescribed by the
ADICHUNCHANAGIRI UNIVERSITY during the academic year 2021-2022.

Record Marks: … /30 Test Marks: ……… /10

40
IA Marks awarded
Signature of Faculty In charge

Head of the Department


Name of the examiners Signature with Date

1. …………………….. …………………………

2. ……………………
MODULE 1
DRAWING BASICS
INTRODUCTION
The art of representing technical structures with the aid of drawing instruments on
paper is known as working drawing. A working drawing if properly drawn can convey
the details such as shape, size, materials used, location, placing and planning of
different services; in short it conveys the whole form of the structure, on the paper
before the materialization of the structure. So, these drawings are most prior thing in
any civil engineering projects.
The building drawing office practices followed are based on certain basic principles as
laid down by ISI. These principles are called “Code of Practice” and the guidelines for
engineering drawing are as per IS 962 – “Code of practice for Architectural and
Building Drawings” and IS 10711.They include size of papers, layout of drawings,
conventional representations, sizes of letters and numerals on drawings, graphic
symbols and abbreviations. Following paragraphs deal with the same. An engineering
drawing traditionally is prepared using drawing instruments. But the accuracy of
these drawing is dependent on the individual skill of the person drawing them. The
modifications and repetition work of these drawings are cumbersome and time
consuming. Hence the popular alternative for manual preparation of engineering
drawing is the computer aided design and drafting system. One such most widely used
drafting tool is AutoCAD.

SIZE OF DRAWINGS

Drawing sheets are cut from rolls and are made into different sizes so that each size
can be worked upon. The table below gives the standard size of drawing sheets.
Sl.No Size Trimmed size of the drawing
Designation sheet (mm)
1 A0 841X1189
2 A1 584X841
3 A2 420X594
4 A3 297X420
5 A4 210X297

LAYOUT AND TITLE BLOCK


Border lines should be drawn all-round the drawing sheet leaving a margin of 25mm
or 30mm on left hand side and 10mm on all other sides. Title block is drawn at the
right bottom corner of the sheet and remaining space is utilized for drawing.
A title block normally carries the following information;
(i) Title of the drawing
(ii) Name of organization
(iii) Drawing number with revision number
(iv) Scale
(v) Date of the drawing
(vi) Signature of the concerned authorities.

SCALES
Drawings drawn to the scale enable dimensions to be “read-off” from the drawing.
When the drawing is made to the same scale as that of actual object, it is called full
scale (1:1). However, the building drawings are too large to be drawn to full size.
Therefore, there must be reduced scales to fit the normal drawing sheets. Thus the
main function of scale is to enable the designer to draw a building to a convenient size
to enable the builder to think in relation to the actual size of the structures.

Sl.No Drawing Scale


1 Large plot plans 1:200
2 Small plot plans 1:100
3 Floor plan 1:50
4 Detailed drawing 1:20
1:10
1:5

LINE WORK
All lines should be dense, clean and black and black to produce good prints. For
details reference shall be made to IS 10714:1983.
LETTERING AND DIMENSIONING

The writing of details, references and naming of different views are done with the
letters of uniform sizes.
Sl.no Purpose Size of the letters
Height in mm
1 Main title and drawing number 6,8,10&12
2 Sub-titles and heading 3,4,5&6
3 Notes such as legends, schedules, materials 2,3,4&5
and Dimensions

CONVENTIONAL SIGNS AND SYMBOLS


Conventional signs are used on building drawings to represent various building
materials and Conventional symbols are the short notations which are used to
represent the actual object in building drawings. These are also called as civil
engineering symbols which give approximate shape of the object.
The conventional symbols represent the object at a particular location of sanitary
fittings such as towel rail, water closet, sink, wash basin, shower and electrical fittings
like switch, ceiling fan, exhaust fan and even furniture as dining table, chairs, cloths
cabinet, dressing table, T.V., etc. These are not drawn according to the scale but drawn
proportionately.
The Bureau of Indian Standards has recommended various types of conventional
signs and symbols to fulfil the following objectives;
• To save time, labour, material and space on drawing sheet.
• To avoid confusion and misunderstanding.
• To achieve quick identifications of details.
• To increase the speed in preparation of drawings.
• To save time in reading and understanding the drawing.
• To avoid confusion in interpretation of details by the site supervisors, etc.
INTRODUCTION

AutoCAD is a commercial computer-aided design (CAD) and drafting software


application. Developed and marketed by Autodesk, AutoCAD was first released in
December 1982 as a desktop app running on microcomputers with internal graphics
controllers. Prior to the introduction of AutoCAD, most commercial CAD programs
ran on mainframe computers or minicomputers, with each CAD operator (user)
working at a separate graphics terminal. Since 2010, AutoCAD was released as a
mobile- and web app as well, marketed as AutoCAD 360.
AutoCAD is used across a wide range of industries, by architects, project managers,
engineers, graphic designers, and many other professionals.
AutoCAD is available for English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Chinese
Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Brazilian, Portuguese, Russian, Czech, Polish and
Hungarian, Albanian (also through additional Language Packs).
The latest version was released on 21st March 2017 as AutoCAD 2018. Autodesk has
also developed a few vertical programs:
AutoCAD Architecture
AutoCAD Civil
AutoCAD Electrical
AutoCAD ecscad
AutoCAD Map 3D
AutoCAD Mechanical
AutoCAD MEP
AutoCAD Structural Detailing
AutoCAD Utility Design
AutoCAD P&ID
AutoCAD Plant 3D
for discipline-specific enhancements.
Command: A command is a single word instruction from the user to perform the
required task. When you invoke a command, AutoCAD responds by presenting
messages in the command prompt area or by displaying dialogue box. The
Module -1
DRAWINGS RELATED TO DIFFERENT BUILDING ELEMENTS

The drawings of different components of a building are to be prepared for the data
given using AutoCAD software.

CROSS SECTION OF FOUNDATION AND MASONRY WALL.

1. Draw a cross section of a S.S masonry foundation to be provided for a load


bearing wall 300mm thick in burnt brick masonry in superstructure of a
residential building.
Use following data:
i. Width of a foundation = 1.20m
ii. Depth of a foundation below GL = 1.20m
iii. Width of a PCC = 1.20m
iv. Thickness of PCC in 1:3:6 = 75mm
v. Width of first footing above PCC = 1.05m
vi. Depth of a first footing above PCC = 0.375m
vii. Width of a second footing = 0.90m
viii. Depth of a second footing = 0.375m
ix. Width of a third footing = 0.75m
x. Depth of a third footing = 0.375m
xi. Width of plinth wall = 0.45m
xii. Depth of a plinth wall = 0.60m
xiii. Thickness of DPC in 1:2:4 = 100mm

2. Draw a cross section of a SS. Masonry to foundation to be provided for a


partition wall 150mm thick in burnt brick masonry in superstructure of a
residential building.
CROSS SECTION OF FOUNDATION AND MASONRY WALL

300

BBM with 1:6


cm
100mm DPC (1:2:4)
100
600

450

PLINTH WALL with


1:6 cm
NGL NGL

750
375

S S M with 1:6
cm
375

900
1200
375

1050

PCC in (1:3:6)
75

1200

CROSS SECTION OF SIZE STONE MASONRY


FOUNDATION FOR MAIN WALL

ALL DIMENSION ARE IN mm


CROSS SECTION OF FOUNDATION AND MASONRY WALL

B B M with 1:6 cm
150
100

100 mm D P C (1:2:4)

PLINTH WALL
500
600

with 1:6 CM

300
NGL NGL
400

S S M with 1:6 cm
300

400
75

PCC in (1:3:6)
500

CROSS SECTION OF SIZE STONE MASONRY


FOUNDATION FOR PARTITION WALL

ALL DIMENSION ARE IN mm


DIFFERENT TYPES OF BONDS IN BRICK MASONRY

1. Draw two consecutive courses for corner joints of the following walls in English
bond.
(a) One brick thick wall i.e., 200 x 200
(b) One and half thick wall i.e., 300 x 300.

2. Draw plan of two consecutive courses for corner joints of the following walls in
Double Flemish bond.
(a) One brick thick wall i.e., 200 x 200
(b) One and half thick wall i.e., 300 x 300.

3. Draw plan and elevation of two alternate courses of a one brick thick wall in
Header bond.

4. Draw plan and elevation two alternate courses and elevation of a half brick thick
wall in Stretcher bond.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF BONDS IN BRICK MASONRY

200
300 300
200

QUEEN CLOSER

100
QUEEN CLOSER QUEEN CLOSER QUEEN CLOSER

100

200
100 100

100 50
200

200

200

100
50 100 100
COURSE 1,3,5 COURSE 2,4,6
COURSE 1,3,5 COURSE 2,4,6

ENGLISH BOND ENGLISH BOND


ONE BRICK WALL 200X200 ONE AND HALF BRICK WALL 300X300

200 100
200
200 200 100
1/2 BAT

1/2 BAT

QUEEN CLOSER QUEEN CLOSER


100

100
QUEEN CLOSER
QUEEN CLOSER
200

200
3/4 BAT

300

300
100 100

100 100
50

50
200

100
50 100 50
3/4 BAT
COURSE 1,3,5 COURSE 2,4,6 COURSE 1,3,5 COURSE 2,4,6

DOUBLE FLEMISH BOND DOUBLE FLEMISH BOND


ONE BRICK WALL 200X200 ONE AND HALF BRICK WALL 300X300

STRETCHER
HEADER
100 100

100 100
150 100 200

ELEVATION OF HEADER BOND ELEVATION OF STRETCHER BOND


100
100

200
3/4 BAT
100 100

200
200

200

150 100
100 100

COURSE 1,3,5 COURSE 2,4,6


100

100

100
100 200
200
HEADER BOND ONE BRICK COURSE 2,4,6
COURSE 1,3,5
THICK WALL 200X200

STRETCHER BOND ONE BRICK


THICK WALL 200X200

ADARSHA M R
ALL DIMENSION ARE IN mm
CROSS SECTION OF PAVEMENT

1. Sketch the cross section of a flexible pavement having the following


Particulars:
Width of carriage way = 3.75m
Camber (@ 2%) = 38mm
Width of Shoulder = 1.5m
Granular sub-base (GSB)thickness = 300mm
Base Course thickness = 225mm
Thickness of Binder course = 70mm
Thickness of Surface course = 40mm
Total thickness of the pavement = 635mm
2. Sketch the cross section of a rigid pavement in heavy rainfall area
having the following particulars:
Width of carriage way = 3.75m
Camber (@ 2%) = 38mm
Width of Shoulder = 1.5m
Granular sub-base (GSB) = 250mm thick
Dry lean concrete sub-base = 150mm thick
Paving Quality Concrete layer = 240mm thick
Total thickness of the pavement = 640mm.
RIGID PAVEMENT

1500 3750 1500


SHOULDERS CARRIAGEWAY SHOULDERS
240mm THICK PAVING QUALITY CONCRETE LAYER
150mm THICK DRY LEAN CONCRETE SUB-BASE

GSB

250
COMPACTEDSUBGRADE
C/S RIGID PAVEMENT

ALL DIMENSION ARE IN mm


CROSS SECTION OF PAVEMENT

FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT

1500 3750 1500


SHOULDERS CARRIAGEWAY SHOULDERS

240mm THICK PAVING QUALITY CONCRETE LAYER


150mm THICK DRY LEAN CONCRETE SUB-BASE
BASE COURSE

225
GSB

300
COMPACTEDSUBGRADE
C/S FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT
ALL DIMENSION ARE IN mm
SEPTIC TANK

1. Draw plan and cross section of the septic tank for 25 users. The details
are given below.
Size (clear) of the septic tank (L* B) = (2m*0.9m)
Depth of liquid =1.4m Free board = 0.3
Thickness of PCC bed in 1:3:6= 0.2m
Inlet and outlet pipe: 100mm diameter S.W. pipe
Thickness of brick wall up to 0.6m height is 300mm and for remaining
height it is 200mm
Thickness of RCC Baffle slab = 40mm
RCC slab of 75mm thick is provided with 50mm diameter C. I.
ventilating pipe.
Bed slope: 1 in 20
SEPTIC TANK

400
40 MM THICK
BUFFER SLAB

900
S .W OUTLET PIPE
S .W INLET PIPE
100 MM DIA
2000 100 MM DIA
200 MM
300 MM

PLAN OF SEPTIC TANK


40 MM DIA 75 MM THICK RCC ROOF SLAB
C.I VENTILATION PIPE

FREE BED =300 MM


S W INLET
150

S.W OUTLET PIPE 100MM DIA


100MM DIA 40 MM THICK
300

BUFFER SLAB 400 MM

200 MM
LIQUID DEPTH =1400
600

300 MM
BED SLOP 1:20
100 MM

200 MM THICK PCC (1:3:6)

SECTION A_A

All Dimensions are in MM


SEDIMENTATION TANK

Draw the cross section of the peripheral feed circular sedimentation tank mechanical
sludge removal equipment for given data.
Diameter of the tank =17.5m
Depth of the tank=3m
RCC wall and slab thickness=200mm
Diameter of influent pipe, effluent pipe and sludge pipe=200mm
Bed slope=8%
Thickness of RCC Baffle slab =40mm
MECHANICAL SLUDGE REMOVAL CIRCULAR SEDIMENT

17500.00

8650.00

500.00 FREEBOARD = 500mm


INFLUENT 400.00 EFFLUENT
600.00 DEPTH

900.00 BAFFLE SLAB


3000.00
SCRAPER
3150.00

500.00

1000.00 BLADES OF SCRAPER


SLUDGE REMOVAL PIPE
200.00

2000.00

C/S OF CIRCULAR SEDIMENTATION TANK


ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
Module -2
1. Create an AUTO CAD drawing for the following plan
TOILET&
BATH V with elevation and section (assume the missing
D2 1800X1450 dimensions)
A A

W1 BED ROOM
3350X4800

D2
D1

TOILET&
BOTH V
HALL 1800X1800
D1
3350X6700

D2
KITCHEN
3350X3350 POOJA
1800X2400

D
W W W1

PLAN
SCHEDULE FOR OPENING
MARK ITEM SIZE
D DOOR 1200X2100
D1 DOOR 900X2100
D2 DOOR 750X2100
W WINDOW 1200X1200
W1 WINDOW 900X1200
V VENTILATOR 600X300

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETER

FRONT ELEVATION

PARAPET WALL 75MM THICK IN 1:6 CM


RCC ROOF SLAB 150MM THICK

RCC LINTEL150MM THICK AND CHAJJA


3000

BBM IN CM 1:6 &150MM THICK

1:3:6 PCC BED 150MM THICK


SSM FOR FOUNDATION 1:6 CM
Soil Fillng
1:4:8 PCC BED CONCRETE 150MM THICK
Cross Sectional Elevation
Create an AUTOCAD drawing for the following plan
with section and elevation:-

PLAN OF A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WITH SINGLE BED ROOM

W W1

BATH BATH
D2 1.8X2 2X2 V

BED
W ROOM D1 D2
3X4
W.C
1X2 V
D1

X X

D1
POOJA UTILITY
2X2

O O

VERANDAH
KITCHEN 2.1X4
W W
3X2.8

D1 D
W1 SCHEDULE OF OPENING
DOOR(D) 1.2X2.1
KITCHEN PORTICO DOOR(D1) 1X2.1
W
3X2.8 4X2.8 DOOR(D2) 0.7X2.1
OPENING(O) 2X2.1
WINDOW(W) 2.4X1.2
WINDOW(W1) 1X1.2
VENTILATOR(V) 0.5X0.9
W
ELEVATION OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

PARAPET WALL IN B.B.M IN C.M 1:6


RCC ROOF SLAB 1:2:4
600.00

CHEJJA

150.00
3600.00
B.B.M IN C.M 1:6
2100.00

C.C FLOORING 1:3:6


S.S.M BASEMENT IN C.M 1:6
600.00

SECTION OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

PARAPET WALL IN B.B.M IN C.M 1:6


RCC ROOF SLAB 1:2:4

150.00

B.B.M IN C.M 1:6


3010.00

C.C FLOORING 1:3:6


100 150.00
S.S.M BASEMENT IN C.M 1:6
600 500.0000

375 600.0000

375 531.6808

EARTH FILLING
C.C BED 1:4:8
375 493.4370

75
75.0000

1045.4364

1200
DRAW A PLAN OF A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WITH DOUBLE BEDROOM

STORE ROOM D2
1500*1500
BED ROOM
W KITCHEN D2 TOILET 3500*3000
3000*3000 15000*3000 W
POOJA
D2 1500*1350

D1 D2
TOILET
PASSAGE 2500*3000

D2
W
DINING HALL
3000*4000
BED
ROOM W
35000*2800
D1

D1 HALL
4500*3000 W
VERANDA
SCHEDULE OF OPENING
2000*3000
DOOR 1200X2100
DOOR-D1 1000X2100
DOOR-D2 800X2100
WINDOW-W 1200X1200
VENTILATER 600X500
D
W
NOTE:-
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
SCALE:-1:100

X
DRAW THE ELEVATION OF A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WITH DOUBLE BEDROOM
PARAPET WALL IN B.B.MIN CM 1:6

CHEJJA PROJECTION

B.B.M WALL IN CM 1:6

PLINT LEVEL

DRAW THE SECTION OF A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WITH DOUBLE BEDROOM

PARAPET WALL IN B.B.M

B.B.M WALL IN C M 1:6

S .S M IN C M 1:6

C.C BED 1:3:6


EARTH FILLING
SECTION X-X
CREATE AN AUTOCAD DRAWING FOR THE FOLLOWING TWO STOREY BUILDING PLAN
WITH ELEVATION AND SECTION (ASSUME ANY MISSING DATA SUITABLY)

A
W W
W2

BATH
MASTER BED ROOM 1.5M X 1.485
BED ROOM
3.5M X 3.7M
5.0M X 2.6M D2

WC
D2
1.5M X1M V

D1
D1 0.8M

V1
D1 LIVING AREA
KITCHEN 4.45M X 4.03M
3.5M X 2.93M PORTICO
D2 3.43M X 5.05M
POOJA W
0.9MX
W1 1.085M
D
W
LAND
-ING
1.0M
TREAD = 0.3M
RISE = 0.15M

A
PLAN AT GROUND FLOOR

A
W W
W2

BATH
MASTER BED ROOM 1.5M X 1.485
BED ROOM
3.5M X 3.7M
5.0M X 2.6M D2

WC
D2
1.5M X1M V

D1
D1 0.8M

V1
D1 LIVING AREA D1
KITCHEN 4.45M X 4.03M
BED ROOM
3.5M X 2.93M 3.2M X 3.0M
D2
POOJA
0.9MX
W1 1.085M
D
W
LAND
-ING
1.0M
TREAD = 0.3M
RISE = 0.15M

A
PLAN AT FIRST FLOOR All Dimensions Are In Meters
900
600

3000
900
900
2100
600

ELEVATION
PARAPET WALL
150
RCC SLAB

950
150

50

600
3000

150
2100

RCC SLAB

EARTH FILLING
SIZE STONE MASONRY
500500 600

CONCRETE BED

1230
200

CROSS SECTION ALONG A-A


ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
ELECTRICAL LAYOUT FOR SINGLE
STORY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

W1 D1
W.C
KITCHEN
1.5X0.85m
2.75X3.0m
STORE
D2
ROOM
0.9X1.75m

W1
POOJA
D1 0.9X1.1m

D2 W

MASTER BED INDEX


ROOM
W 3.5X3.325m 5 AMP SWITCH
LIVING AREA
D1 5 AMP SWITCH WITH SOCKET
4.95X5.38m
D2 15 AMP SWITCH WITH SOCKET
BRACKET LIGHT
W1 DROP LIGHT
SOCKET / CEILING LIGHT
BATH ROOM
& W.C TUBE LIGHT
1.7X2.5m
D1 FAN
W EXHAUST FAN
TELEVISION POINT
TELEPHONE POINT
DISTRIBUTION BOARD
PUSH BUTTON FOR BELL
D
BULK HEAD

PORTICO W ELECTRIC LINE


5.18X3.0m BED ROOM WALL
3.5X3.325m

D2
WARDROBE
W.C V
1.5X0.85m

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN METER


WATER SUPPLY AND SANITARY CONNECTION FOR SINGLE STOREY
RESINDENTIAL BUILDING
IC
IC

GT
RWP
W1 RWP
D2 D1 OVER
STORE HEAD
KITCHEN ROOM TANK
2.75 0.9 D2
W1 X X
1.75
3.0 W
POOJA
RWP 0.9 X 1.1
BED ROOM
D1
D2 3.5 X 3.325
D1 RWP
W

IC D2 IC
LIVING BATH ROOM
AREA &W.C
4.95X 1.7*205MM
5.38
GULLY TRAP
D1
RWP & W .C GT
1.7 X 2.5 YARD GULLY
W
D BED ROOM
PORTICO
3.5*3.325 INSPECTION
CHEMBER
W

UNDER

GROUND
RAIN WATER PIPE
D2
TANK WARDROBE

INSPECTION TRAP
RWP GT
SANITARY CONNECTION
MAN
HOLE
WATER CONNECTION

ALL THE DIMENSIONS ARE IN M


DRAW THE ELEVATION AND PLAN OF THE HOSTEL BUILDING

LINE DIAGRAM OF HOSTEL BUILDING


31600

W W W W
V V V V V

1 2 3 4 5

PASSAGE 1.5M
ROOM- 2 ROOM-3 ROOM- 4 ROOM- 5
W W D1 PASSAGE 1.5M
4.57X4.57 4.57X4.57 4.57X4.57 4.57X4.57
D1 1 2 3 4 5
D1 D1 D1
W D1 W PASSAGE W W V V V V V
1.5M
ROOM-1 W
W
4.57X4.57
ROOM- 6
W
4.57X4.57 W
D1 D1

D1

W
ROOM- 7
W W W
4.57X4.57

31300
SINK DINING
OPEN TO D1

1.0 4.57X8.08 SKY


M W W ROOM- 8
W W
4.57X4.57
D1
D1

KITCHEN ROOM-9
W W
4.57X5.43 W W
4.57X4.57
W
PASSAGE W W
D1
D1 1.5M
D D1
D
STORE WARDEN
OFFICE ROOM-10
W 4.57X4.57 ROOM
6.87X4.30 4.57X4.57 4.57X4.57

MD
W W W

PORTICO
4.87X4.30
ELEVATION OF HOSTEL BUILDING

CROSS SECTION OF HOSTEL BUILDING


PARAPET WALL 0.15M
THICK
IN 1:6CM
750

RCC ROOF SLAB (0.15)M

RCC LINTEL AND CHAJJA


3500

BBM IN CM(1:6) (0.3M)


(1:3:6)PCC BED
700

SSM FOR FOUNDATION


500

(1:6)CM
500
150

(1:4:8)PCC BED CONCRETE

ALL THE DIMENSION ARE IN MM


DRAW PLAN ELEVATION AND SECTION FOR A GIVEN LINE DIAGRAM OF HOSPITAL BUILDING

PLAN OF HOSPITAL BUILDING

A
W W W v W W W W v W W v
D2 D2 WC D2
WC WC LADIES
3000 3000 3000
WAITING X X
TOILET
X 2690 4000X 4700
HALL 2690
2690 1
6500X8310 WARD-
WC D2 WARD- 2 WARD- 3 D2 WARD- 4
10000 X 8000 10000 X 8000 10000 X 8000 WC 10000 X 8000
W 3000
X
3000
pharma X
2690 2690
WE

3000*4700 D2
WATER WATER
FILTER FILTER

PORTICO D2 W1 W1 D1 D1 D1 D1 W1
W1 W1 W1 W1 W1
4300X6100 D1
MD

W1 W1 D1 D1 W1 W1 D1 W1 W1 D1 D1 W1 W1

WATER
FILTER

W WC D2
OUTPTIENT D2 3000 D2 DOCTORS MINI
RROM NURSE
RECEPTION DEPT X OPERATION
2690 ROOM GENTS
9800X8300 10000 X 8000 THEATOR
10000 X 8000 10000X8000 TOILET
WC WC 10000 X 8000 4000X4700
W 3000 3000
X X
2690
D2 D2 2690

W W W W v W W W W v W W v

v
A
C\S OF HOSPITAL BUILDING
750

parpet wall 0.15 M thick in


(1:6) CM
RCC ROOF SLAB (0.15)

RCC LINTAL AND CHAJJA


3600
150

BBM IN CM (1:6)(0.3M)
500

(1:3:6)PCC BED

375
750 SSM FOR FOUNDATION
900 (1:6)CM
1050
(1:4:8)PCC BED CONCRETE
375

1200 SECTION A-A

1200

ELEVATION OF HOSPITAL BUILDING SCHEDULE


D =1.5*201 m
D1 =0.9*201 m
D2 =0.75*2.1m
W =1.5*1.2m
W1 =1.2*0.75m

W2 =1.0*0.75m
W3 =1.0*4.1m
V =0.9*0.9m
V1 =0.75*0.6m
DRAW THE PLAN , SECTION AND ELEVATION OF A SCHOOL BUILDING.

v v W W W W W W W v v

v 1
D1 D1 1
v
SPORTS
W/C FOR ROOM W/C FOR
v 2 BOY 'S 10.00*4.16 GIRL'S 2 v
8.00*10.00 CLASS ROOM CLASS ROOM 8.00*10.00
v CLASS 3 v
3
10.00*8.00 10.00*8.00 ROOM
v
v 4
10.00*8.00 7 6 5 4

D1 D1 W
W

W D1 D1 W W
D1 W W
D1 W W
W CLASS ROOM
CLASS ROOM 8.00*10.00
10.00*10.00 W
W

W D1
FLAG POLE W

STORE W/C W CLASS ROOM


7.00*3.00 3.00*3.15
8.00*10.00
D1 W
W
W

CLASS ROOM W
D1
W

10.00*10.00 W CLASS ROOM


8.00*10.00
W W

W W

D1 OPEN TO SKY
W
D1 W

W
W CLASS ROOM
CLASS ROOM 8.00*10.00
10.00*10.00
W W
W
W
D2 D2
D1 W
W/C W/C W/C
v 3.00*3.15 3.00*3.15 3.00*3.15 W CLASS ROOM
SCHEDULE 8.00*10.00
D2 W D 1.5*2.1M
W
D1 0.9*2.1M W

CLASS ROOM D2 0.75*2.1M


W 1.5*1.2M D1
10.00*10.00 V 09*09M W

W W

CLASS ROOM
W D1 D1 D1
D2 8.00*10.00
W
W

ADMINISTRATIVE D1
DOCUNENTARY
ROOM
9.30*4.00

OFFICE COMPUTER LAB W

D1
W
CLASS ROOM
9.30*14.24 9.00*10.45
8.00*10.00
W W
W

W W W W W W W W W

PLAN OF SCHOOL BUILDING ALL DIMENSIONS IN METER

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