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Module Code CE-2211 Module Title Civil Engineering Methods
Program: SLIIT/Curtin/SHU/ Course: BSc/ BEng/
Stream: Civil/Electronics/Mechanical/
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Title Drawing Assignment 02 Group assignment YES / NO
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Due date 08/04/2022 Date submitted 08/04/2022

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EN21448010 Dissanayake D. M. T. B

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 SRI LANKA INSTUTUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

DRAWING REPORT

CIVIL ENGINEERING METHODS

(CE2211)

DRAWING ASSIGNMENT - 02

Name - D.M.T.B Dissanayake

Student ID - EN21448010

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PROPOSED HOUSING PROJECT FOR
MR. ROSHAN MATHAGAWEERA

Client - Mr. Roshan Mathagaweera

Age: - 37 Years

Profession: - Charted Civil Engineer

Land District: - Gampaha

Plot Number: - 9

Land Area - 15 Perch

Proposed Budget - 15 million (LKR)

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Content: -

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 01.Introduction: -
a) Client Requirement: -
Mr. Roshan Mathagaweera requires a semi luxury two storey building. All bedrooms of the house should be in
the upper floor except for the visitor’s room which should locate on the ground floor. The ground floor should
include,

o A living room
o A dining room
o A separate toilet
o A separate room to conduct tuition classes which should have both inside and outside access
o A separate toilet with a water closet and a wash basin for students and any outside worker

The upper floor should include,

o Master bedroom with an attached toilet

o Two bedrooms with a shared toilet
o A family living room
o A laundry room attached to the family living room
o Office attached to the master bedroom.

Access to all rooms in the upper floor expect the office should be through the family living room or may be
through a corridor.

In addition, a two-car garage is needed. Also, a gardening area is required for Mrs. Mathagaweera’s usage,

b) Location of the land plot: -

Land plot number 9 in Gampaha

Figure 1 Land plot details

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 c) Geographical Information: -

498m

499m

Figure 2 Geographical
information of the land plot

There is a 1m elevation difference between the land considering 2 geographical lines. There is an elevation of
499m from the sea level to the land.

02.Bubble diagram: -
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 03.Activity Spaces: -
a) Ground floor: -
Space Identification Activity Spaces Dimensions No.
of
Items

Sofa Length = 2930mm 1

Width = 2380mm
Height = 910mm

TV 55 inch 1
Living Room
TV stand Length = 1790mm 1
Width = 464mm
Height = 345mm

Chairs Length = 520mm 1

Width = 628mm
Height = 780mm

Coffee Table Length = 1200mm 1

Width = 685mm
Height = 400mm

Ceiling fan 48 inch 1

Cotton floor rug 8” × 10” 1

Desks (long) Length = 2290mm 8

Width = 390mm
Height = 760mm
Tuition Room Bench (long) Length = 2290mm 12
Width = 2350mm
Height = 490mm

Whiteboard 5” × 8” 1

Projector holder Length = 118mm 1

Height = 56mm

Wall fans Length = 450mm 4

Width = 350mm
Height = 530mm

Bed 54” × 75” 1

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 Dressing table and chair Length = 835mm 1
Width = 410mm
Height = 1765mm

Wardrobe Length = 1500mm 1

Visitor’s Bedroom Width = 620mm
Height = 2160mm

Cloth rack Length = 760mm 1

Width = 500mm
Height = 1720mm

Nightstand Length = 430mm 2

Width = 400mm
Height = 590mm

Ceiling fan 42 inch 1

Commode Length = 120mm 1

Width = 520mm
Height = 800mm

Bidet 1
Visitor’s Bathroom Shower 1

Shower cubicle Length = 635mm 1

Width = 890mm
Height = 1900mm

Hot water unit Length =194mm 1

Diameter = 350mm
Height = 530mm

Sink Length =600mm 1

Width = 430mm
Height = 830mm

Mirror Width = 710mm 1

Height = 863mm

Towel bar 48 Inches 1

Towel ring 52 Inches 1

Toilet paper holder 26 Inches 1

Commode Length = 120mm 1

Width = 520mm

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 Height = 800mm

Bidet 1

Shower 1

Shower Cubicle Length = 635mm 1

Width = 890mm
Height = 1900mm

Hot water unit Length =194mm 1

Toilet Diameter = 350mm
Height = 530mm

Sink Length =600mm 1

Width = 430mm
Height = 830mm

Mirror Width = 710mm 1

Height = 863mm

Towel Bar 48 Inches 1

Towel Ring 52 Inches 1

Toilet Paper holder 26 Inches 1

Dining table for 8 Length =244mm 1

people Width = 91mm
Height = 760mm
Dining Area Sink Length =600mm 1
Width = 430mm
Height = 830mm

Ceiling fan 42 inch 1

Wall Mirror Length =600mm 1

Width = 25mm

Cooking stove Length =760mm 1

Width = 730mm
Height = 1200mm

Exhaust hood Length =200mm 1

Width = 185mm
Height = 1100mm

Oven Length =760mm 1

Width = 730mm

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Kitchen Height = 1200mm

Bottle Racks Length =381mm 2

Width = 150mm
Height = 431mm

Drain and Sink Length =1300mm 1

Width = 500mm
Height = 685mm

Fixed cupboards with Length =750mm 3

drawers Width = 640mm
Height = 900mm

Fridge Length =760mm 1

Width = 350mm
Height = 1700mm

Tabletops Length =910mm 2

Width = 635mm
Height = 1000mm

Commode Length = 120mm 1

Width = 520mm
Height = 800mm

Bidet 1
Outside Toilet Sink Length =600mm 1
Width = 430mm
Height = 830mm

Shower 1

Towel Bar 48 Inches 1

Mirror Width = 710mm 1

Height = 863mm

Wooden resting chairs Length = 750mm 2

Width = 450mm
Veranda
Wooden chairs Length = 520mm 3
Width = 628mm
Height = 780mm

Entrance floor Mat Length = 520mm 1

Width = 628mm

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 Height = 780mm

b) Upper floor: -

Space Identification Activity Spaces Dimensions (m) No.

of
Items

Sofa Length = 2930mm 1

Width = 2380mm
Height = 910mm
Living area
Wooden chairs Length = 520mm 3
Width = 628mm
Height = 780mm

Wooden Resting chairs Length = 520mm 1

Width = 628mm
Height = 780mm

Cotton floor rug 8” × 10” 1

Ceiling fan 48 inch 1

Coffee table 1

Bed 54” × 75” 1

Nightstand Length = 430mm 1

Width = 400mm
Height = 590mm
Bedroom 1 Study table Length = 1300mm 1
Width = 500mm
Height = 7600mm

Study chair Width = 620mm 1

Height = 1000mm

Wardrobe Length = 1500mm 1

Width = 620mm
Height = 2160mm

Cloth rack Length = 1300mm 1

Width = 420mm
Height = 1500mm

Dressing table Length = 835mm 1

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 Width = 410mm
Height = 1765mm

Commode Length = 120mm 1

Width = 520mm
Height = 800mm

Bidet 1

Sink Length =600mm 1

Toilet Width = 430mm
Height = 830mm

Shower 1

Shower cubicle Length = 635mm 1

Width = 890mm
Height = 1900mm

Hot water unit Length =194mm 1

Diameter = 350mm
Height = 530mm

Towel Bar 48 Inches 1

Toilet Paper Holder 26 Inches

Mirror Width = 710mm 1

Height = 863mm

Bed 54” × 75” 1

Nightstand Length = 430mm 1

Width = 400mm
Height = 590mm
Bedroom 2 Study table Length = 1300mm 1
Width = 500mm
Height = 7600mm

Study chair Width = 620mm 1

Height = 1000mm

Wardrobe Length = 1500mm 1

Width = 620mm
Height = 2160mm

Cloth Rack Length = 1300mm 1

Width = 420mm
Height = 1500mm

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 Dressing table Length = 835mm 1
Width = 410mm
Height = 1765mm

Bed Length = 1900mm 1

Width = 2000mm
Height = 203mm
Master Bedroom Nightstand Length = 430mm 2
Width = 400mm
Height = 590mm

Wardrobe Length = 1500mm 1

Width = 620mm
Height = 2160mm

Cloth Rack Length = 1300mm 1

Width = 420mm
Height = 1500mm

Dressing table and Chair Length = 835mm 1

Width = 410mm
Height = 1765mm

Commode Length = 120mm 1

Width = 520mm
Height = 800mm

Bidet 1

Shower 1
Attached bathroom for master bedroom
Shower cubicle Length = 635mm 1
Width = 890mm
Height = 1900mm

Hot water unit Length =194mm 1

Diameter = 350mm
Height = 530mm

Towel Bar 48 Inches 1

Mirror Width = 710mm 1

Height = 863mm

Sink Length =600mm 1

Width = 430mm
Height = 830mm

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 Office desk Length = 1450mm 1
Width = 600mm
Height = 740mm
Office Office chair Width = 480mm 1
Height = 1050mm

Book rack Length = 400mm 1

Width = 290mm
Height = 750mm

Chairs Length = 520mm 2

Width = 628mm
Height = 780mm

Cupboard Length = 1500mm 1

Width = 620mm
Height = 2160mm

Drawing table Length = 1050mm 1

Width = 540mm
Height = 910mm

Washing machine with Length = 540mm 1

dryer Width = 540mm
Height = 840mm

Iron table Length = 1340mm 1

Width = 330mm
Height = 890mm
Laundry room
Clothes rack Length = 1300mm 1
Width = 420mm
Height = 1500mm

Detergent rack Length = 1080mm 1

Width = 400mm
Height = 610mm

05.Preliminary Estimate: -
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a) Total Floor Area: -
Ground Floor: -

Space Identification Area (m2)

Tuition Class (6×4)

=24

Living Area (5×8) + (2×5) + (2×1.5) + (0.5×1)

= 43.5

Garage (4×5)

=20

Veranda (5×0.8)

=4

Toilet (1.5×2)

=3

Visitor’s Room (5×3)

=15

Visitor’s Toilet (1.5×3)

=4.5

Dining Area (4×6)

=24

Kitchen (2×3)

=6

Pantry (2×3)

=6

Outside Toilet (1.25×1.2)

=2.5

Outside W/C (1.25×1.2)

=2.5

Total ground floor area = 24 + 43.5 + 20 + 4 + 3 + 15 + 4.5 + 24 + 6 + 6 + 2.5 + 2.5

= 155m2

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Upper Floor: -

Space Identification Area (m2)

Bedroom 1 (2.5×4)

=10

Toilet 1 (3×2.5)

= 7.5

Bedroom 2 (4×2.5)

=10

Toilet 2 (3×2.5)

=7.5

Master Bedroom (4.5×3)

=13.6

Office (2×3)

=6

Master Bedroom Balcony (2.5×0.8)

=2

Laundry room (2.5×2.5)

=25

Balcony (4×0.8)

=6

Living Area (4×2.5) + (6.5×8.5)

=65.25

Total upper floor area = 10 + 7.5 + 10 + 7.5 + 13.5 + 6 + 2 + 6.25 + 3.2 + 65.25

= 131.2 m2

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Total Floor Area = (131.2 + 155) m2

=286.2 m2

b) Total Cost: -

Cost in Rs. Per 1 sq.m of GFA for a semi luxury house in Gampaha = 56,000.00

Total cost for the housing project = 56,000 × 286.2 m2

=Rs. 16,027,200.00

c) Floor Area Ratio: -

Total Floor Area = 286.2m2

Total Land Area = 0.5 × (19+24) ×15

=322.5 m2

Floor Area Ratio (FAR) = Gross Floor Area of all Buildings Land Area
Land Area

=286.2 m2
322.5 m2

=0.887

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d) Plot Coverage: -

Ground Floor Plinth Area = 56.7 m2 + 155m2

=211.7 m2

Plot Coverage = Ground Floor Plinth Area x 100

Land Area

=211.7 m2 × 100
322.5 m2

=65.43%

06.Discussion: -
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 a) Access to the building: -
All the access points to this house are only through the ground floor. There are altogether 5 access points to the
building

 Entrance through the main door in the living area

 Entrance through the garage to the living area
 Entrance through the sliding door to the tuition class
 Entrance through the sliding door to the dining area
 Entrance through the door to the kitchen

Figure 3 Access to the building

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 b) Internal Circulation Plan: -

Figure 4 Ground Floor Internal Circulation Plan

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 Figure 5 First Floor Internal Circulation Plan

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 c) Lighting and Ventilation: -

All-natural lighting and ventilation to the building are through the doors and the windows of each room and
area.

Ground Floor

Tuition class: -
The ventilation and natural lighting to the tuition class have access through 3 points which are the Aluminium
sliding door, Timber door through the living area (D2) and the timber framed window (W1). Most of the
ventilation is through the sliding door and the window since it is a direct opening to the environment.

Living Area: -
The ventilation and natural lighting to the living area have access through 4 points which are the main door
(D1), the timber door through to the garage (D2), window opening to the garage (W1), and the 3 windows that
goes to the 2nd floor from the 1st floor (W3). Except for these 3 windows every other access points provide both
natural light and ventilation. But the 3 windows (W3) provide only natural lighting since these are sealed
windows.

Dining Area: -
The natural light and ventilation to the dining area is provided through 1 access point which is the Aluminium
sliding door (D3). Since this has a large area enough lighting and natural air is accessible inside the dining area.

Outdoor and Indoor toilets:

The ventilation and natural lighting for the outdoor and indoor toilets are provided through 2 access points
which is the toilet door and the fanlight window which can be opened fully.

Visitor’s Room: -
The ventilation and natural lighting to the Visitor’s Room have access through 2 points which are 2 timber
windows in the room (W1). The opening can be fully opened. Additionally, there is a minimum of 1m length to
the land edge which natural lighting and ventilation won’t be restricted.

Kitchen and Pantry: -

There are 3 access points for natural lighting and ventilation to the kitchen and the pantry. These are the 2
timber framed windows which opens towards the east and the door that access the rear side of the land. Since
the kitchen and the pantry isn’t separated from a door or any kind of partition the ventilation and the lighting
that access through the kitchen is also accessible to the pantry where pantry room has a W1 type window which
opens towards the east as well.

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Upper Floor

Laundry room: -
The ventilation and natural lighting to the laundry room have access through only one point which is the
window (W1) towards the main entrance.

Living Area: -
The ventilation and natural lighting to the upper floor living area have access through 4 points which are the
aluminium sliding door (D3) that opens to the balcony, 2 windows (W2) that are either side of the staircase and
the 3 windows (W3) panes that runs from the ground floor to the upper floor. All other access points of the
upper floor living area provides both natural lighting and ventilation except for the 3 windowpanes which only
provides natural lighting.

Bedroom 2: -
The ventilation and natural lighting to the bedroom 2 have access through 3 points which are the timber framed
door that opens to the upper floor living area and the 2 windows (W1) which one window opens to the South
while the other opens to the West. All the windows can be opened fully.

Bedroom 1: -
The ventilation and natural lighting to the bedroom 1 have 2 access point which are the Timber framed window
(W1) that can be opened 100% and the timber door that gives access to the upper floor living area from the
room.

Master Bedroom: -
The natural lighting and ventilation for the master bedroom is provided from the aluminium sliding door that
opens to the balcony which is to the rear end of the land and the timber door that opens to the upper floor living
area. These 2 access points provide enough natural light and natural air to the master bedroom.

Office: -
The ventilation and natural lighting to the office has access through only 1 point which is the Timber framed
window (W2) which opens to the east of the land. This window can be opened fully getting the maximum
amount of natural light and natural air as possible.

Upper floor Toilets: -

The ventilation and natural lighting to the all the toilets in the upper floor are provided by 1 fanlight window
(W4) and the toilet door. The fanlight window can be opened fully getting the maximum amount of natural light
and natural air as possible.

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 d) Landscape around the building: -
The main two components in the landscape around the building is the septic tank and the soakage pit. The septic
tank is located next to the kitchen and the soakage pit is located next to in between the visitor’s room and the
visitor’s toilet.

Apart from that there is a garden in the rear end of the land for Mrs. Mathagaweera’s purposes that can be
accessible from around the house, from the kitchen door or the sliding door in the ground floor dining area.

The landscape that stretches just after the garage which has a width of 5m can be also used for gardening or any
sort of preference. Trees can also be planted in that area since it has enough width from the house to the land
edge.

The south side of the building has a width of 1m. Small type of gardening can be done in this stretch. Planting
trees in that stretch is not encouraged since it will affect the neighbouring land and in future roots might cause
damage to the foundation of the building causing cracks in walls.

The main stretch from the entrance to the land to the entrance to the house can be used for many purposes since
it has a width of 5m and a total span of 15m. Something suitable can be constructed (garden, small playground,
pathway, pond etc: -) according to the owner’s preference.

e) Feasibility of the Housing Project: -

I have considered all the aspects that requires to construct and design a house in Sri Lanka. Mainly the UDA
regulations were followed strictly when designing. Additionally, an antique design touch was given to the
appearance of the building. The land margins, clients’ requirements were well adhered when designing this
project. Therefore, this housing project is feasible and well practical when it comes to physically constructing
the project.

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