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This document provides an example calculation of construction quantities for a guard room building. It includes dimensions for the room, doors, windows, slab and foundation elements. It then calculates quantities for excavation, concrete foundations, fill, reinforced concrete structure, brickwork, floor tiles, plaster, painting, cornice and cill. Notes are provided on deducting openings from brickwork and plaster quantity calculations based on the type of opening. The purpose is to demonstrate the process of taking dimensional data and calculating the quantities of materials needed to construct the building.

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Building Quantity

This document provides an example calculation of construction quantities for a guard room building. It includes dimensions for the room, doors, windows, slab and foundation elements. It then calculates quantities for excavation, concrete foundations, fill, reinforced concrete structure, brickwork, floor tiles, plaster, painting, cornice and cill. Notes are provided on deducting openings from brickwork and plaster quantity calculations based on the type of opening. The purpose is to demonstrate the process of taking dimensional data and calculating the quantities of materials needed to construct the building.

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ARCHN305 Building Construction III

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION III


ARCHN305

QUANTITIES CALCULATION
HESHAM KHAIRY

Sunday, May 21, 2010 Sunday,March16, 2010

Lecture 4, 5 - Lecture 10 Quantities Calculation CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & BUILDING ECONOMICS

ARCHN305 Building Construction III

Example in Quantities Calculation Guard room

Room 4.00 4.00 m Cl. To Cl. Room 4.25 4.25 m Total Total Height = 3.00 m Wood Door 1.00 2.20 m Alum. Window 1.20 1.00 m
D1 W1

Sunday, May 21, 2010 Sunday,March16, 2010

Lecture 4, 5 - Lecture 10 Quantities Calculation CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & BUILDING ECONOMICS

ARCHN305 Building Construction III

Example in Quantities Calculation Guard room

Slab Thickness = 12 cm Beams = 25 60 cm Columns 25 25 cm

Sunday, May 21, 2010 Sunday,March16, 2010

Lecture 4, 5 - Lecture 10 Quantities Calculation CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & BUILDING ECONOMICS

ARCHN305 Building Construction III

Example in Quantities Calculation Guard room

Sunday, May 21, 2010 Sunday,March16, 2010

Lecture 4, 5 - Lecture 10 Quantities Calculation CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & BUILDING ECONOMICS

ARCHN305 Building Construction III

Calculations
Excavation Footing Excavation = 4 1.25 1.25 2.00 = 12.500 m Smells Excavation = 4 2.75 1.30 0.25 = 3.575 m Total Excavation = 16.075 m Plain Concrete Footings = 4 1.25 1.25 0.40 = 2.500 m Total P.C.= 2.500 m Reinforced Concrete for Foundations Footing = 4 0.75 0.75 0.30 = 0.675 m Smells = 4 0.25 0.40 3.75 = 1.500 m Columns Necks = 4 0.25 0.25 1.30 = 0.325 m Total Foundation R.C. = 2.500 m
Sunday, May 21, 2010 Sunday,March16, 2010 Lecture 4, 5 - Lecture 10 Quantities Calculation CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & BUILDING ECONOMICS 5

ARCHN305 Building Construction III

Calculations
Fill Fill = 16.075 2.5 2.5 = 11.075 m Total Fill = 11.075 m Reinforced Concrete for Skelton Columns = 4 0.25 0.25 2.40 = 0.600 m Beams = 4 3.75 0.25 (0.60 0.12) = 1.800 m Slab = 4.25 4.25 0.12 = 2.1675 m Brick works Total Skelton R.C. = 4.5675 m

Brick = (4 3.75 2.40 ) (1.00 1.20) (1.00 2.20) = 32.600 m Floor Tiles Total Brick works= 32.600 m

Floor Tiles = (4 4) (4 0.125 0.125) = 15.9375 m Total Floor Tiles = 15.9375 m


Sunday, May 21, 2010 Sunday,March16, 2010 Lecture 4, 5 - Lecture 10 Quantities Calculation CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & BUILDING ECONOMICS 6

ARCHN305 Building Construction III

Calculations
Plaster Ceiling Plaster = (4 4) (4 0.125 0.125) = 15.9375 m Walls Plaster = 4 4 (3 0.12) (1.20 1.00) (2.20 1.00) = 42.68 m Total Plaster = 58.6175 m Painting Ceiling Painting = (4 4) (4 0.125 0.125) = 15.9375 m Walls Painting = 4 4 (3 0.12) (1.20 1.00) (2.20 1.00) = 42.68 m Corniche ( ) Corniche = 4 4 = 16.000 m Cill ( ) Cill = (4 4) 1.00 = 15.000 m Corniche = 15.000 m
Sunday, May 21, 2010 Sunday,March16, 2010 Lecture 4, 5 - Lecture 10 Quantities Calculation CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & BUILDING ECONOMICS 7

Total Painting = 58.6175 m

Corniche = 16.000 m

ARCHN305 Building Construction III

Very important notes


In External work: Brick works: in case of flat openings....Deduct all openings. in case of Curved openings..Deduct half openings only.

Plaster works: in case of openings less than 4m......No Deduction. in case of openings more than 4m....Deduct half openings only.

Sunday, May 21, 2010 Sunday,March16, 2010

Lecture 4, 5 - Lecture 10 Quantities Calculation CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & BUILDING ECONOMICS

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