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CONSTRUCTION
OPUS LAKE VICNITY, CYBERJAYA
5.0 Superstructure
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5.1 Beam and column
33-43
5.2 Slab
44-49
5.3 Wall
50-54
5.4 Staircase
55-59
6.0 Doors and windows 60-67
INTRODUCTION OF SITE
Just walking distance from tranquil Putrajaya Lake lies Opus @ Lake Vicinity Cyberjaya,
is the latest residential development. An enclave situated in the prime address of
Perdana Lakeview West, Cyberjaya. On 9.03 acres of freehold land. Offering 62 units of
semi dees. Protected by two tier security and 24 hour patrolling. Low density. That
comes with a private clubhouse exclusive for Opus residence. Opus residence offers 2
different types of design, named BLUES and EVERGREEN. Opus was launched in June
2015.
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
DESIGN CONCEPTS :
Urban village where community living is advocated.
Opus Clubhouse and green space is the nerve centre of
Opus, stimulating neighbourly interaction
Each home has minimal partitions.
SITE FEATURES :
Development Size: 9.03 acres
Product offered: 2 storey semi-detached
No of units: 62 units
Land size: 40 x 88
Built up: 3,200sqft (Blues) and 3,000 sqft (EverGreen)
No of rooms: 5 bedroom plus 5 bathrooms (Blues), 5
bedroom plus 4 bathrooms (EverGreen)
Amenities: Clubhouse with gymnasium, swimming pool
and multi-utility hall. Guarded development
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2.0 SITE & SAFETY
CHONG KIT YEE
2.0 SITE & SAFETY (from reference)
The construction industry has long been considered as a difficult, dangerous and dirty occupation due to the
high number of accidents, injuries and deaths. Construction workers are exposed to different risks.
Signboard
Every site must have signage that shows health
and safety message.A simple but effective warning
notice should be placed in conspicuous position to
warn the workers and public.
Reason : To deliver important bit of information to
people and warn them about hazard that could be
happen in construction site.
Besides, project signboard have to place in front of
the site as well. It provide the information of
building work and who the licensed people are doing
the work. The sign provides information about who
is working and their contact.
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2.0 SITE & SAFETY (from reference)
2 Foot protection
Closed toe shoes only.
Work boots are preferred but thick soled tennis shoes will be allowed
3 Ear protection
Ear plugs should be worn to protect the ears from damage especially when it is near or using loud machinery
4 Eye protection
Safety goggles protect against eye injuries while workers weld or cut materials & against dust or other eye irritants.
5 Hand protection
Gloves is a must to protect a workers hands from splinters and other sharp objects.
6 Face masks
If chemicals are present, masks should be worn.
7 Attire
Shirt and pants must not be tight fitting.
Shorts are allowed but must be no higher than mid-thigh
No dangling jewelry or earrings
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2.0 SITE & SAFETY (from site)
1 Scaffolding
Based on OSHA rules & regulations Section 20,
scaffolds are set up by professionals.
The basic components of scaffolding are tubes, couplers
and boards.
Tubes are usually made either of steel or aluminium. It
come in with variety of lengths and a standard diameter
of 48.3 mm. Tubes are generally bought in 6.3 m lengths
and can be cut down to certain typical sizes.
Function : Is temporary platform used to elevate and
support workers and materials during the construction,
repair, or cleaning of a structure or machine.
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2.0 SITE & SAFETY (from site)
2 Hoarding
Is a temporary structure.
A structure erected around the perimeter of
construction sites.
Have to cover 100% of the construction site and is to
be a minimal 8 feet (2.44 meters) high.
Access doors is carefully located away from public
traffic and all doors are to be lockable, only owner
having the access key.
Function : To shield them from view and prevent
unauthorised access. It is an important component in
ensuring health and safety, for site workers, visitors
and the general public.
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2.1 PLANT & MACHINERY (from site)
1 EXCAVATOR
Excavator work by the hydraulic cylinder.
By adjusting the oil in the cylinder (control valve)
which can move the arm more accurately.
The swing part enables excavator to turn around.
Crawler track groups is used rather than the wheel,
because it do not sink on the soft ground.
Also, crawler track groups can hold the ground and
enable machine go up steep slopes but it cannot
runs on road like regular cars.
BOOM
STICK HYDRAULIC
CYLINDER
USES:
LINKAGE
Used for primarily earthwork CABIN SWNG
PART
Remove all the greeneries before construction BUCKET
Used for digging trenches, holes and foundation TRACK
GROUPS
DEMOLISH
CLAMSHELL
BALLS 7
BUCKET
PLANT & MACHINERY (from site)
2 BACKHOE LOADER
All of its work is done with hydraulics pumping liquid and
able to move pistons. It work like human arms.
For the backhoe, the pressure comes from an oil pump that
is powered by a diesel engine.
All of the segments ( boom, stick and bucket) are hinged
together and each cylinder can either pull a connected
segment closer or push it away.
Able to connect a wide variety of tools to either the backhoe HYDRAULIC
HAMMER
stick or the loader.
Stabilisers at the rear give additional stability when digging.
USES: BOOM
CABIN
a. Backhoe
Used to dig holes/ Excavation
Not suitable for high impact digging
STICK DOZER
b. Loader BLADE
Loading & carrying materials
On site, they used to carry cement from one place to another. EXCAVATING
BUCKET STABILZE
TRACTOR
COUNTERWEIGHT
USES:
Used to hoist & lift objects HOOK
BLOCK
Limited effectiveness because of the design
CABIN
On site, used to lift concrete bucket to upper level
OUTTRIGGER UNDERCARRIAGE
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PLANT & MACHINERY (from site)
4 TELESCOPIC HANDLER
Front tires are bigger than the back, only back tires
move when turning. Smaller back tires help them make
tight turn.
Having different end depends on what they carrying.
Pallet fork most common used in industry, while bucket
grab and bucket is used in agriculture.
USES:
Normally used in agriculture & industry
Move loads to and from places unreachable BOOM
CABIN
FORK
BUCKET
BENDING MACHINE CUTTING MACHINE GRAB BUCKET PALLET 10
FORK
PLANT & MACHINERY (from site)
5 ROAD ROLLER
A road roller works when the weight of the drum that is
attached to the roller body causes soil to compress and
become compact.
Drums are available in widths ranging from 24 to 84
inches
With Pneumatic tyres : provides kneading action that
seals the surface.
CABIN
USES:
COOLER
Used to compact soil, gravel, concrete or asphalit
during earthwork progress
Used the weight of vehicle to compress the surface
DRUM
FRAME
DRUM
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PLANT & MACHINERY (from site)
6 CEMENT MIXER
a. Truck
A large motor rotates the drum on the truck body and a series
of blades or a screw keeps the aggregate, water and cement in
constant motion.
When the drums rotated in other direction, it forces the
concrete out of the drum
b. Portable concrete mixer
Cement, sand and other aggregates are loaded and then poured
in the mixing drum for mixing.
Lower part use to sieve concrete
MIXING
DRUM
CABIN
Uses:
a. Truck INLET/
Maintain materials liquid state through OUTLET
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3.0 EXTERNAL WORK (from site)
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
It is a system generally underground. It used to convey rainwater from roof paved areas and sanitary fitting to a
suitable disposal installations. The usual method of disposal is to connect the pipework to the public drainage
which convey discharge to a local authority sewerage of treatment to process
PIPEWORK
It is a process of installing the underground piping. It allows the water flow naturally to the drain disposal from
rainwater at the roof , wasted water or soil below the ground when it has collected in a time.
TEMPORARY STRUCTURE
Signboard has a
standard height, it
needs to be supported
Fencing on this site differs to that of our It gave the name of the project , the detail of
previous site,not on type.They using the timber the project and all the parties involve in this
as the structure and iron sheet as the cover. project. 19
DRAINAGE SYSTEM (from references)
Sewerage System define as a transportation of water Along to the treatment place, there are manholes
and soil to the final disposal point where it has been located on the ground and it is connected to the
collected in the drain.It was used a small space around public road along the pipeline. Manhole has
the building to locate the inspection chamber. In the actually covered with a round metal cover and
building, there are many outlets from the toilet, kitchen , used as a way for workers to service pipe work
washing machine and bathroom were connected in the inside the interceptors
same pipe and go to public sewerage pipeline to the
treatment place.
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DRAINAGE SYSTEM (from site)
INSTALLATION OF DRAIN
Digging out the area with measurement
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ROADWORK (from site)
ROADWORK
Roadwork define as a construction,addition or repair of the road. It as a circulation of transportation.To construct a road
, team have to identify the needs of the transportation in the area of the road. After decided a plan , team have to started
measure the boundaries and land surveyings.
In the site shows the first phase of the work done where
Making the route for road work as the initial stage of roadwork. They
they fill up the aggriates within the road as the first layer.
gonna excavate the site for the roadbed
After all , the concrete curb will be installed as the
boundaries of the road and placed the a layer of asphalt
on the aggriates. 17
ROADWORK (from site)
Existing land
CIRCULATION
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3.1 SETTING OUT AND EARTHWORK (fromite)
INTRODUCTION
Setting out define as the reverse of surveying. Also a
process for forming maps and plans of a particular site or
area.It begans with plans and ended up with the various
elements of a plan correctly positioned on site.
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SETTING OUT (from site)
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SETTING OUT (from site)
BASELINE
Digging out
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EARTHWORK (from site)
INTRODUCTION
Earth work is the first work performed on most construction projects. It Emcompasses a number of
activities which are site clearance, site preparation on road , building , bridge and more. Every earthwork
has t be ensure that the work done is in accordance with the specification and calculations.
SITE FORMATION
It is a basic building block of archeology where it analysis of this sequence through excavation to identify
the leveling of the site and forming out the cut and fill area.
SECTION A-A
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4.0 FOUNDATION
BENJAMIN TAN ZI HERN
4.0 FOUNDATION (from reference)
Reinforced
concrete strip Footing
footing reinforcement
Mud slab
Raft footings
A thick concrete slab reinforced with steel Compacted
which covers the entire contact area of the base
structure like a thick floor.
Cantilever footings
Two single footing connected with a beam or a
strap and support two single columns.
Cavity wall
Internal load
Column
bearing wall
Concrete
Reinforced
Strap beam
concrete raft
Footing of
column 26
DEEP FOUNDATION (from reference)
Deep foundation
Types of piles
Pile may be classified as either End bearing or Friction piles, according to the manner in which the pile loads are resisted.
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DEEP FOUNDATION (from reference)
Timber pile
Steel shoe
Why is it used?
Shallow foundations are typically used where
the loads imposed by a structure are low
relative to the bearing capacity of the surface Setting up formwork Concrete poured and ground slab in progress.
soils.
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INSTALLATION OF RAFT FOUNDATION (from site)
Framework Reinforcement
bar
3 Place transverse
reinforcement bar
Transverse
Reinforcement bar
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INSTALLATION OF RAFT FOUNDATION (from site)
4 Apply anti termite treatment 5 Add more ties to the formwork and
pour concrete
Concrete
bucket
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5.0 SUPERSTRUCTURE
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG l CHONG ZHAO LUN | KHOO MING SEN
5.0 SUPERSTRUCTURE
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
BEAM COLUMN
Superstructure:
Portion of the structure above the foundation.
Provides the necessary utility of the building with
WALL comfort, structural safety as well as ventilation.
Includes column, beam, slab, wall and staircase.
STAIRCASE SLAB
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5.1 BEAM & COLUMNS (from reference)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
Beams and columns work together to form a comprehensive supporting system to provide strength to a building during
early stage of construction. Both serve as the same purpose of supporting the building structure.
BEAMS:
Horizontal member of a structure, carrying transverse
load.
Beams carry the floor slab or the roof slab.
Also transfer all the loads including its self-weight to the
columns or walls.
Characterized by their profile (shape of cross-section),
their length, and their material.
TYPES OF BEAM:
1 2 3 4 5
Simply supported beam Fixed beam Cantilever beam Continuous beam Overhanging beam
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REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAM (from site)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
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CONSTRUCTION OF RCC BEAMS (from site)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
STAGE ONE :
Installation of Reinforcement Bars
Steel reinforcement
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CONSTRUCTION OF RCC BEAMS (from site)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
STAGE TWO :
Installation of Formwork
Wooden formwork
2 Installation of formwork
Then, formwork will be positioned around the
reinforcement bar to determine the beams shape
and size.
Installation of beam formwork in our site. Strength of the formwork is important as to ensure
that the formwork will not expand when pouring
concrete.
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CONSTRUCTION OF RCC BEAMS (from site)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
STAGE THREE :
Filling Concrete
Concrete filling
3 Filling Concrete
Concrete is ready to be poured into the framework
subsequently, and then left to set.
When its done, the formwork will be removed, and the
beam is ready for columns to be constructed upon it.
*Upper floor beam
For upper floor beam, the slab and beam are usually cast-in-situ at the same time. As the column is completed, the
formwork will be built upon the column and then the concrete is poured into it. The same process is repeated as the
construction methods of the ground beam.
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COLUMNS (from reference)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
SHAFT
BASE
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COLUMN CONSTRUCTION TOLERANCE (from reference)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
Construction tolerance is a guideline for contractors to ensure the built structures are within specific range.
In construction site, the measurement of built structure may differ to architects drawing due to workmanship,
materials, and environment factor. Therefore a standard range of tolerance is set to prevent out of proportion buildings.
The standard tolerance for Malaysias construction industry is 14mm, although some stricter architects limit up to
8mm, which is harder to achieve for contractors.
100mm 112mm
Column in site
differs from the
drawing by 12mm,
therefore, its
COLUMN
COLUMN
tolerated.
Drawing Site
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REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS (from site)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
The column that is applied in our site is R.C.C column. REINFORCEMENT BAR (REBAR):
Rigid, relatively slender structural members designed Is a steel bar or mesh of steel wires used as a tension
primarily to support axial compressive loads applied to device in reinforced concrete structures.
the ends of the members. To strengthen and hold the concrete in tension.
Rebar's surface is often patterned to form a better
bond with the concrete.
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CONSTRUCTION OF RC COLUMNS (from site)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
Reinforcement
bars
STAGE THREE :
Installation of Formwork
formwork
3 Column formwork
Installation of column formwork in our site. Wooden planks are being placed around the
rebar as formwork.
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CONSTRUCTION OF RC COLUMNS (from site)
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
CHEOK JIAN SHUANG
STAGE FOUR :
Filling Concrete
Concrete
filling
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5.2 SLAB (from site)
Slabs are common structural material in the building industry. Slabs are mostly used to construct the floor, ceiling and
while other is using for the exterior pave with thinner slab. In the building industry, slabs are using to construct the
ground floor of the building with supporting the foundation.
SLAB:
Flat piece of concrete
Durability
Termite resistance
Damp resistance
Higher speed for building construction
Fire resistance
TYPE OF SLAB:
ONE WAY SLAB: TWO WAY SLAB:
Slab supported by the same Slab supported by four
direction of the beams. beams on each corner.
Has same parallel thickness Total load are carried in two
of beams. direction perpendicular.
Total load are carried in the To prevent bending in middle
same direction. of the slab. 44
TYPE OF SLAB (from site)
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CONSTRUCTION OF SLAB (from site)
BEARER
LEDGER
FORMWORKS
SUPPORT LEDGER
Ledger are built to supporting the beam and the Bearer are placing like a grid that shown on the
formworks for slab. picture above.
Ledger are placed in every perimeter of the slab. Bearer and the formworks are supported by the
ledger 46
CONSTRUCTION OF SLAB (from site)
BRC MESH
PLYWOOD
REBAR
Plywood will be decking above the ledger. The reinforced bar are able to place on the interior
Installation had to done perfectly to prevent side of formworks.
leakage. Next, BRC mesh are able to place inside the
formwork. 47
CONSTRUCTION OF SLAB (from site)
FROM CEMENT
MIXER TRUCK
A COMPLETE
CONCRETE SLAB
Before pouring the concrete, dust, sand or stone After curing the concrete slab and wait for two
had to clean up in the formwork. weeks to dry.
After cleaning, the concrete are able to pour. Last, formworks can be removed and concrete
slab is done. 48
OTHER COMPONENTS IN SLAB CONSTRUCTION (from site)
Washer
Foundation Slab
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5.3 WALL (from reference)
A wall is a structure that defined as an area, carried a load, or provides shelter or security. Wall construction divided
into two categories, which are framed walls and mass walls. Framed walls is called as a non load bearing wall, which
had three or more separate components like timber, concrete or metal. Mass wall will be load bearing wall, which using
solid material like masonry wall. For example, brick or stone.
WALL:
Protection & security
Divided into different space in one area
Carried load to support upper floor
Sound insulation
Fire resistance
Lower energy bills
TYPE OF WALL:
LOAD BEARING WALL: NON LOAD BEARING WALL:
Carried load from foundation This wall does not support
to upper floor load, because the building
This wall construct with itself had concrete beam
reinforcement steel bar or and columns on it to support
join with column. the load from upper floor.
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5.3 WALL (from site)
TYPE OF MASONRY
In our site, Clay brick are using for the whole wall construction. All clay brick from the site had been tested before by
the the compress pressure machine and is safe to use even some clay brick are overburning. The type of wall are using
in this construction is non load bearing wall.
CLAY BRICK
One of the most common material for wall
construction in Malaysia
Low maintenance cost
Fire resistance
Thermal insulation
Construct by using mortar Header face
Stretcher face
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5.3 WALL (from site)
Lay a foundation wall for footer to cure before Using string or laser to mark line for placing the
begin to lay a brick. brick in the same position on wall construction.
Start to lay the brick from the corner of the To measure of each layer for the correct height.
column with mortar. 52
CONSTRUCTION OF WALL (from site)
PLASTERS
Cement mortar are applied to the clay brick After brick are applied, finishing can be ready.
Using string in every layer of the top of brick with By using plasters as a finishing to protect the
a line according to the structural arrangement. outer layer of wall.
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CONSTRUCTION OF WALL (from site)
Fabrication process:
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5.4 STAIRCASE (from references)
A stairway, staircase, stairwell, flight of stairs, or simply stairs is a construction designed to bridge a large vertical
distance by dividing it into smaller vertical distances, called steps. Stairs may be straight, round, or may consist of
two or more straight pieces connected at angles. Special types of stairs include escalators and ladders. Some
alternatives to stairs are elevators, stairlifts and inclined moving walkways as well as stationary inclined sidewalks.
TYPE OF STAIRCASE:
MATERIAL OF STAIRCASE:
CONCRETE STAIRCASE:
Designed by a qualified Engineer as it requires careful analysis of load, span and support conditions.
Common use in multi-storey building.
May be either cast in-situ or pre-cast.
Railing may be timber, glass, metal or concrete.
Riser and tread finishing can be timber or metal or any other type finishing.
Heavily reinforced.
The site has used reinforced concrete stairs cast in-situ which is also double winder for this project with the half
landing style. By using the material, concrete for the stairs is to make it more stable and long lasting for the building.
Beside that, concrete staircase also have thermal insulation, low maintenance cost and better fire resistance.
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CONSTRUCTION OF STAIRCASE (from site)
1 STAGE ONE : Calculate the stairs 2 STAGE TWO : Determine the foundations
dimension. dimension.
The Standard measurement of riser(7) and tread The dimension of the staircases foundation are
(11). the total length of run and total width of staircase
To get the total number of rise,measure the as measured in step 1.
height of the one floor to the other.Divide the
height with 7.25 to get the number of step.
Measure the horizontal distance the staircase will
span and measure the width of staircase from left
to right.
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CONSTRUCTION OF STAIRCASE (from site)
3 STAGE THREE : Build the form. 4 STAGE FOUR : Prepare the concrete.
Use other plywood for farming lumber to build the Produce sufficient and well-mixed mortar with a
form. Cut the side forms according to the tread portable cement mixer.
and riser calculations.
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CONSTRUCTION OF STAIRCASE (from site)
5 STAGE FIVE:
Forming and pouring concrete steps.
Saw cut your form lumber and finish corners: Sawcut all but the bottom
step forms at a 45- degree angle.This allows for finishing right up to the
corner of the step.
Attach step from liners: wish to create stone- like textures on the faces of
concrete steps or a profiled edge, use polyurethane step form liners or foam
forms, attaching them to the wood forms with finishing nails.
Use form support to ensure the use of wood stakes to brace forms to
prevent them from bowing outward as the concrete is placed.
Vibrate the edge of forms: Its importance to vibrate the face of the
concrete forms to remove any honeycombs and voids from the concrete
surface. Vibrating the forms bring the concrete paste to the surface to fill
in any holes. Tap the wood forms with a hammer or use a palm sander to
vibrate the freshly poured concrete.
Remove forms the day of pour and customize: Remove the step forms and
finish the corner of each step the day of the pour. This will allow use of
concrete chisels to cut hand tooled joints and texturing skins on step faces
and surfaces.
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6.0 DOORS & WINDOWS
CHONG XIN DEAN
6.0 DOORS & WINDOW (from references)
Casing
Door/ Slab
Doors Stile
A barrier installed at wall opening to Hinges
provide access to the interior of the
building from the exterior, or passages Drill for
within the interior lock set
Panels
Threshold
Bottom
rail
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TYPES OF DOORS (from site)
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DOORS INSTALLATION (from site)
1 2
Aluminium
frame
3 4
Lintel
The door frame is then installed into the opening. The Pre-cast concrete lintel is located on top of the door
bricks are continued to be laid. frame attached to the wall. It is used to supports weight
of the wall and acts as a support beam to transfer load
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of wall to both side of opening.
DOORS INSTALLATION (from site)
5 6
Mortar
The door is installed on the hinged side.
Mortar is filled into the spaces between the gap and
the wall before plastering the wall. Left hand hinge (LHH) - hinge positioned at
left side of the door, doors open away from
you (standing outside)
Head Jamb
Rail
Brickmould
Windows
Openings on wall which allow passages of Stiles
lights, ventilation
Held in place by frames
Meeting
rail
Stool Side
Sill Jamb
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TYPES OF WINDOWS ( from site)
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WINDOW INSTALLATION (from site)
Our site is using the sub-frame method. The sub-frame system comprises a sub-frame. The main frame is then installed
onto the sub frame at a much later stage of the construction. Proper alignment and setting out of the sub-frame is crucial
in ensuring the ease of operation of the window
1 2
Subframe
Check the rough opening on the walls to make sure that it is Check the plumb and the alignment of the sub frame.
cleaned.
3 4
Aluminium
bar Stiffeners
Aluminium bar is installed at the opening. It is used to hold up Temporary stiffeners are inserted to
the weight of the window frame. position the subframe on the wall. 66
WINDOW INSTALLATION (from site)
5 6
Main frame
Window sill
Main frame is installed. Window frame must Window is leveled by setting the sill of the
be protected throughout the fabrication and window.
construction process.
7 8
Sealant
Masking tape
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TYPE OF ROOF (from references)
FLAT ROOF
A. RAFTER ROOF FRAMING The minimum recommended Flat roof can efficiently cover
Rafters are a single piece of lumber
slope : per foot. a building of any horizontal
that span from beam to beam or Slope may be categorized dimension.v
beam to wall or wall to wall. The high,medium and low slope
may be sloped or flat. Although flat
rafters are usually called joist.
LOW
SLOP
E ROOF
From the site, it can be identified the roof are using plank
and beam roof framing to form their structure. The material
3
was used for framing are metal which different from the
12 traditional wood structure.
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CONSTRUCTION STAGE (from site)
The construction of the roof all start with the framing After installing the frame of the roof, its move on to to
which support the roof. installation of roof insulation, rock wool, felt and etc.
3 4
1 ROOF BEAMS
PURLINS 2
After the installation of roof beams,
purlin will be place opposite position
of the roof beams.
WEB STIFFENERS
WEB STIFFENERS
3 FASCIA
PURLINS
ROOF BEAMS
1 2 3
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ROOF CONSTRUCTION METHOD (from site)
MINERAL WOOL
This stage is where the insulator, wool, roof The layering of the roof is simplify than
materials will be install. This stage need to PURLINS
any other type of roof is because the
be taking carefully is because it will affect requirement of protection of roof is
the moisture and thermal effect of the lesser in Malaysia.
house.
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FUNCTION OF EACH LAYER (from references)
2 MINERAL WOOL 3
Thermal insulation
2
Acoustic insulation
Fire protection
Water-resistant and vapor-permeable 1
Ecologically safe
1 2
INSULATION are free supported by itself and lies over Next, apply MINERAL WOOL on insulation sheets.
the purlins. Lay one metal sheet after another wool been apply.
Overlap another roll of insulation sheet. This technique is use the weight of the metal sheet
Tape it with REINFORCEMENT FOIL TAPE to join the to secure the wool.
sheets.
3
CORRUGATED METAL SHEET algin into the right
position then machinary fastening need to apply
immediately.
The machinery fastening need to be penetrated the
whole layers of the roof till the purlins.
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ROOF CONSTRUCTION METHOD (from site)
FASCIA
HANGERS
CEILING FURRING
PLASTERBOARD
The final work of the roof is the installation
of the ceiling to cover the the visible
structure of the roof. After installing the
ceiling, the roof will approach an esthetic
METACIL CEILING SUSPENDED
outcome.
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CEILING INSTALLATION (from site)
1 2
HANGER
HANGER PRIMARY CHANNEL
Plan the point for fastening the hanger. Attach the primary channel with hanger horizontally
Place the hanger and secure it by mechanical fastening Secure it by mechanical fastening
3 4
PLASTERBOARD
WIRE CLIP
CEILING FURRING
CEILING FURRING
PRIMARY CHANNEL
Attach ceiling furring with primary channel using grid system. Attach the plasterboard with the ceiling furring
Fasten it with wire clip. Secure it by mechanical fastening.
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CEILING INSTALLATION (from site)
1 2
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8.0 SUMMARY
GROUP//
8.0 SUMMARY
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REFERENCES
EXTERNAL WORK
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