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Thursday, 17 January 2019

Building Types and Components


Building Types and Components

COMMON BUILDING MATERIALS

  • Brick
  • Block
  • Stone
  • Concrete
  • Timber
  • Metal


BUILDING BOARDS

  • Fibre
  • Plaster
  • Asbestos
  • Plywood
  • Block
  • Plastic


TYPES OF BUILDINGS

  • Solid or ‘traditional’ construction
  • Structural steel frame construction
  • Reinforced concrete construction
  • Modular system construction
  • Portal frame construction
  • Composite construction.


SOLID CONSTRUCTION

  • Solid load bearing walls
  • Set back at upper floors
  • Commonly made of brick, concrete blocks or stone
  • Cast iron columns
  • Cast iron or timber beams
  • Warehouses, mills, factories and offices.


BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES




STRUCTURAL STEEL

  • High number of design options
  • Skeletal framework often complex
  • Loads carried by beams
  • Structure is covered by cladding
  • Large use of glass, polycarbonate and plastic
  • Large shopping centres, sports centres and multi-storey offices.




REINFORCED CONCRETE

  • Alternative to steel frame
  • Columns support beams on which are laid slab flooring sections
  • Columns, beams and slabs integrally cast to form a monolithic structure
  • Two common methods of construction.


Pre cast reinforced concrete frame

  • Factory produced frame components
  • Transported for assembly on site
  • Similar techniques to steel frame.


Composite construction

  • Utilises the advantages of modern lightweight structural steelwork
  • ‘Marriage’ between steelwork & pre cast concrete columns.




MODULAR STRUCTURES

  • Pre fabricated components
  • High design flexibility
  • Specially designed connectors
  • Encased in concrete to provide a degree of fire and corrosion protection.


MODULAR BUILDING



TYPICAL MODULAR CONNECTOR



HOLLOW BLOCK AND PLANK FLOORING



HOLLOW BLOCK AND PLANK



PRE CAST CONCRETE SLAB







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