12. Computer Aided Building Planning And Drawing (BCV305)
This chapter focuses on the design and drawing of various types of staircases, including detailed specifications and reinforcement requirements. It provides practical exercises for creating plans and sectional elevations of dog-legged and newel staircases, emphasizing both functionality and adherence to engineering standards. Through these exercises, students gain hands-on experience in civil engineering design principles.
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What we have learnt
- Understanding the structural design of different staircase types.
- Gaining practical skills in drafting plans and sectional views.
- Acquiring knowledge of reinforcement details necessary for staircase construction.
Key Concepts
- -- Doglegged staircase
- A staircase design that consists of two flights connected at a landing, usually forming a 180-degree turn.
- -- Open well staircase
- A staircase design that features an open space above the stairs, allowing light and air to circulate freely.
- -- Reinforcement details
- Specifications regarding the type and arrangement of steel reinforcement bars used to enhance the strength and durability of concrete structures.
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