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ADDIS ABABA UNIVERSITY

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING

CENG 3103
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Instructor – Abraham Assefa (Eng.) Oct. 2009
CEng 3103 – Building Construction
Course Outline

1. Introduction 5. Building Construction Elements


Foundation and Basement
2. Building Drawings  Floors
3. Building Structural Systems  Exterior and Interior Closures:
 Reinforced Concrete Structures Walls
 Stairs
 Steel Framed Structures
Elevators
 Prefabricated Building  Doors and Windows
Systems  Roofs
 Shell and Dome Structures  Finishing
4. Planning of Buildings  Damp – Prevention
 Fire Places
5. Building Construction Formwork and Scaffolding
Elements Sanitary Systems
6. Health and Safety in Fire and Life Protection
Building Construction Mechanical Systems
Electrical Systems
CEng 3103 – Building Construction
Chapter 2 – Building Drawings

 Presentation Outline
 2.1 Introduction

 2.2 Drawing Equipments

 2.3 Drawing Papers

 2.4 Drawing for Residential Classification

 2.5 Working Drawings


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2.1 Introduction
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Construction Industry uses mainly drawings and specifications for


communication.
Drawings present the pictorial view of the building items, with
brief written descriptions and
Specification presents the technical details, method of fabrication,
test, measurement and related details
Civil and Architectural Drawings – Similar to Mechanical Drawings
except they use
Line Techniques
Various Templates
Dimensioning
AUTO CAD – Drafting
Necessary trainings shall be taken
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The manual production of drawings requires:


Drawing Board/Table
Size of 50 x 62 cm (A2)
Drawing Paper
Drawing Paper, Tracing Paper, Blue Print
Drawing Pencils
Very Soft (6B) to Very Hard ( 9 H)
Writing and Lettering - Medium Pencil (HB or F)
Drawings – Hard Pencil (2H)
Ruler (cm or mm), T – Square, Set Square (45º or 30º/60º)
Accessories - Eraser, Drawing Tape, Templates
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2.3 Drawing Papers
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Drawings shall be
in conformance to
International and
National
Standards.
Standard Paper
formats are
derived from a
rectangular
drawing of 1m2.
A, B and C
A – Construction Using Golden Triangle (X = 0.841 m
B & C – Envelopes, and Y = 1.189 m)
Posters, Folders X * Y = 1 and X:Y = 1 : √2
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Based on International Standards(ISO):
Common Sizes are – A1 and A2
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Side Margin - 3 – 5 cm shall be provided for fastening tape


of drawing pins
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Title Block –
150 mm x 100 mm

Information: Design
Office (Name), Project Title
(Name and Place), Drawing
Type, Designer (Name),
Drawn By(Name), Checked
By(Name), Date of
Completion, Scales and
Drawings Numbers
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2.3 Drawing Papers
 Folding Schemes
CEng 3103 – Building Construction
2.3 Drawing Papers
 Folding Schemes
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2.3 Drawing Papers
 Folding Schemes
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Drawings shall be properly numbered:


AR,
ST,
SN,
EL,
AC,
DT,
ID..etc
Capital Letters shall be used for all titles and sub- titles
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2.4 Drawing for Residential Buildings
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Typical Drawings for Residential Buildings:


Title Deed
Site Plan
Sketch
Working
Detailed
Construction and Installation Drawings
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Site Plan Proximity to the Road


Location of building Scale 1:100 or 1:200
North Direction shall be clearly
Dimension of Perimeter indicated
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Sketch Drawings
Preliminary Drawings indicating concerns and details
May include plan of important storey, one or more elevations and cross section of
building
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Detailed
Drawings
Show specific
details: Stair
Cases, Gutter
Down Pipe,
Foundation
details, etc
Scale – 1:1.
1:5, 1:10 or
1:20
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Construction Drawings
Prepared mainly for foundation works, construction of steels, concrete,
roofing and wood works and Approval by designer and RE
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Installation
Drawings
Prepared
mainly for
Sanitary and
Electrical
Installations
Scale of
1:50 is
preferred
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Sanitary DWG
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Working Drawings
Prepared mainly for Architectural Designs
Floor Plans, Elevation, Sectional Drawings
1. Floor Plans –
Interior Space - Cutting section 1.2m High
Steps for Preparation
Start laying center line of walls
Mark window and door openings
March wall thickness
Locate furniture position
Indicate material type
Add measurements and Other details
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 Floor Plans
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 Standard Dimensioning
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2. Elevation Plans –
Exterior Space
Orthographic Drawings of the building exterior
Front, Rear, Left and Right
North, South, West and East Elevations
Steps for Preparation
Project Vertical Lines – Lines with overall width and length
Project Horizontal Lines – Which represent the height of the eave
line, ridgeline, and chimney line, line aboveground level, etc
Locate Roof Lines – Ridge and Eave Line
Add Elevation Symbols
Give Elevation Dimensions
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 Standard Heights
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3. Sectional Plans –
Revel the internal construction of an object
Architectural Sections – Entire Structure (Full Section) or for
specific parts (Detail Section)
Size and Complexity of the building usually determines the
number of drawings
3.1. Full Section
Longitudinal or Transverse (Scale of 1:50)
Cutting Plane
Cutting Line and Arrows – Two dashed lines
3.2. Detail Section
Use of break lines
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Full Section
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Detail Section
Construction Symbols
Construction Symbols
Construction Symbols
Construction Symbols
Construction Symbols
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Typical Drawings for Residential Buildings:


Architectural – Site Plan, Floor Plan, Elevation, Section, Details
Structural – Foundation (Footing, Foundation Column, Ground
Floor Slab, Retaining Walls), Upper Floor (Slabs, Beams,
Columns), Shear Walls, Truss (Layout, Truss Details, Connection
Details)
Sanitary - Water Supply (Cold and Hot), Waste Water, Storm
Water, Risers
Electrical - Socket, Switch, Lighting, Voice, Riser, Distribution
Boards

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