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Glenn Sy BOLDED WORDS REFER TO DIAGRAM 638058 Week 3
Eastern Precinct Student Centre
Potential construction constrains: Space, Cost effectiveness of materials, Building functionality, Machinery; Ramps, Accessibility Links to other buildings ERC to Doug McDonalds Construction type Masonry: precast concrete (Masonry 2013) Structural System(s) Spanning between two buildings; no columns in between (Ching 2008), Floor has metal
strips; in-‐situ concrete (On site), Walls are hollow; probably precast concrete with hollow centre and has steel reinforcing (Concrete 2013) Materials Glass, Steel, Concrete, Burnish Wood
Glenn Sy BOLDED WORDS REFER TO DIAGRAM 638058 Week 3
MSLE Building Potential construction constrains Bearing Capacity of existing building, different level on different buildings, water proofing, cost effectiveness, Accessibility Links to other buildings Not really sure, since it is the Land and Environments building in totality, possibility: practical labs and Land and Environment building Construction Type Masonry Brick Veneer (Masonry 2013) Structural Systems Connection plates bolted to the roof (On Site), Recycled bricks with mortar; sign of efflorescence due to weathering (Masonry 2013) combination of stretcher and header bricks (Masonry 2013), cantilevered connection plates of second floor (Ching 2008), reinforce concrete column to support slabs and roof (Concrete 2013), small span roof (Ching 2008)
Materials Steel, concrete, glass, wood
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Queens College Extension Potential Construction Constrains Accessibility, Cost Effectiveness Links to other buildings Queens College Construction type Masonry: precast concrete (Concrete 2013) Structural systems Timber framing to provide enough depth for insulation (On site), Welded columns to beams (On site), Precast concrete slabs wall with embedded plates for connection (On site) Materials Timber, Concrete, Plaster, Glass
Glenn Sy BOLDED WORDS REFER TO DIAGRAM 638058 Week 3
Ormond Theology Centre Reception Potential Construction constrains Water proofing, Cost Effectiveness, Accessibility, labor, time, materials Links to other building Theology building Construction type Masonry: precast concrete (Concrete 2013) Structural systems Walls are steel bolted using in-situ concrete (On site), concrete ceilings with steel frames (On site), Materials Glass, plywood, steel, concrete
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Oval Pavilion Potential Construction Constrains Materials, Cost Effectiveness, Accessibility, Time, water issues since concrete will be weak and porous (Ching 2008) Links to other buildings No links Construction type Masonry: in-‐situ concrete (Concrete 2013) Structural systems In-‐situ concrete block work with steel starter bars to improve concrete tension (Concrete 2013), timber floor bearers (On site), ground beams for basement (On site), low bearing walls (On site) (Ching 2008), piers and stumps (On site), in situ concrete: Concrete slabs for floor (Concrete 2013), some temporary bracing to hold the precast concrete slab wall (Concrete 2013) Materials Concrete, Timber, Steel Sources
Glenn Sy BOLDED WORDS REFER TO DIAGRAM 638058 Week 3
All images and diagrams: Sy G 2013, Week 3 Task, photograph, Tutorial week 3, Melbourne. Ching F 2008, Building Construction Illustrated, Wiley & Sons, New Jersey. Concrete 2013, youtube video, Constructing Environments, Australia. Masonry 2013, youtube video, Constructing Environments, Australia.