DRAUGHTING FOR CIVIL ENGINNERS – DRGCIB1 GROUP PROJECT Due Date: Monday 11-11-2024 @ 17:00pm Presentations: Tuesday 12-11-2024 Examiner: Ms. Lorato Ntsie Total marks 100 Moderator: Mr. Thabang Mafokoane
A client has appointed your company to design a three-story shopping complex. A site has been identified in a suburb in Johannesburg. Estimate the size of this site basing your estimation on the below plan of the model and real sites that you have visited. Investigate the urban rules for re-zoning at City of Joburg and preparing a site for constructing a shopping structure. Below is the plan view of the floors.
Use your skills of creativity, innovation and drawing abilities to design:
{ 1 GROUND FLOOR SPECIFICATIONS: • Parking lot to accommodate a minimum of 100 cars • 2 offices • A private clinic that can accommodate 10 beds, reception area, testing lab, housekeeping unit, 3* consultation rooms, laundry, 2* storage units, 2 * bathrooms, etc. • 2 Bathrooms (male an d fem ale) • Lift Shaft, stairs • Specify each room’s floor finishes (i.e.: tiles/carpets, screed etc.) FIRST FLOOR SPECIFICATIONS • Shops, banks, restaurants, children’s play area • Specify each room’s floor finishes (i.e.: tiles/carpets, screed etc.) • Show furniture on floor plan. SECOND FLOOR • 5 commercial offices • 3 bathrooms (1* male, 1* female, 1* Disability) • Each office has a kitchen • Each office has two boardrooms • Each office has a minimum of 2 offices and an open plan office for 5-10 employees • Front End Reception with waiting lounge • 1 Printer room • 1 main server room • Specify each room’s floor finishes (i.e.: tiles/carpets, screed etc.) • Show furniture on all floor plans. These specifications are the basic ones; use your own creativity by adding any other features that may assist you in marketing your business.
Decide on a suitable scale for each viewport.
Draw the following:
1. Floor plans; (clearly label doors and windows according to SANS specifications.) 2. A locality plan 3. A site plan showing relevant services (i.e.: plumbing); and neighboring properties. 4. Front elevation. 5. Parking Plan 6. Create and use atleast 10 layers.
Submit a zipped folder with AutoCad drawing (.dwg), pdf of each plan/elevations, report, etc Groups will present their project,(5 members per groups) Individuals will be rated by each group member on the contribution of work.
2 INSTRUCTIONS: a) The design report should be structured as follows: • Cover Page – Include the UJ logo, department name, module name and code, group number and name, members’ surnames, initials and student number, and date. This should be on its own page. • Anti-plagiarism declaration – Obtain the form from U-link, complete and attach it. All the group members should sign. No signatures, no mark for the project. This should be on its own page. • Table of Contents – List page numbers with descriptive titles for the sections. This should be on its own page. • List of Figures – Similar to Table of Contents. Used to quickly find the illustrations, diagrams, and charts in the report. This should be on its own page. • Introduction – Include background information and the objective. • Design Criteria – The explicit goals that a project must achieve to be successful. And a short description of your design concept. • Design Specifications – Materials used and their specifications. • Drawings – Include landscape A3 printouts of the locality plan, site plan, foundation plan, three floor plans, front elevation, and an isometric view of the building. These files should be supported by DWG files which must be submitted on U-link before the deadline. All drawing must be introduced and discussed in-text. • Conclusion – Short review and summary of what you have designed and will not contain any new information that has not already been introduced elsewhere in your report. • References – You must acknowledge any source that you refer to in your report, both within the text of your report, and at the end of it by including a list of references. This should be on its own page. • Appendices – Any visual documents such as drawings, tables or graphs that support your report. This should be on its own page. Optional.
b) All the drawings should conform to all the relevant South African standards such as SABS 0143 and SANS 10111-1.
c) Each student should have at least one full drawing to create. You must distribute all work (including administrative work) evenly amongst the group members. 5 members per group.
Use catalogues and internet sources to obtain information on how the required drawings are created, and to get actual sizes and shapes of various building components such as furniture, doors, windows, etc.
*ECSA GA 3 is developed in this project, therefore a minimum of 50% is required on this project to pass this module.
