What aspects should be considered when designing high-rise structures?

Q: Why do you typically employ numerous architectural patterns when building the architecture of a…

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Q: hy should developers strictly follow the National Building/Structural Code of the Philippines? Why…

A: The developers should strictly follow the National Building/Structural Code of the Philippines: The…

Q: Explain shadow zones with respect to the seismic waves?

A: Shadow zones : A seismic shadow zone is an area of the earth's surface where seismograph can  barely…

Q: Why should developers strictly follow the National Building/Structural Code of the  Philippines?

A: The reasons why developers strictly follow the National Building/Structural Code of the Philippines…

Q: How did the planners,their design team, and the construction teams,etc. solved or attended to the…

A: Planning engineers identify and design the most appropriate and cost-effective building and…

Q: Explain the functional characteristics and design criteria for primary and secondary elements of a…

A: To allow the construction industry to provide higher-quality structures, the materials and processes…

Q: What is a two-phase design-build selection process authorized by the government?

A: It is the latest technique to offer the contract.

Q: Define the effect of a building collapse ?

A: Effects of a building collapse are; The collapse of a building has a great impact on victims which…

Q: What is the main difference in constructing a residential building and an industrial building? How…

A: Residential Building: Residential Building refers to the Construction of Buildings according to the…

Q: 10 What are the specific roof support systems included in a single-storey industrial factory?

A: Industrial buildings are low rise steel structures. Industrial structures lack interior floor, walls…

Q: What are 2 terms for a structure that is built when there is an abrupt change in ground elevation?

A: When there is abrupt change in ground elevation , we built earth retaining structure which are of…

Q: What is Building ordinance

A: Answer Building Ordinance is an additional insurance  on the Commercial or home insurance policy. It…

Q: what are the building elements of a terra amata hut?

A: Brief concept- It is an archaeological site. It is located on the slopes of Mount Boron in Nice.

Q: What is one of the biggest obstacles to good constructability?

A: Constructability is the process or technique that aims at optimum use of knowledge and experience in…

Q: Make sure you know the difference between fixed and movable slots. What impact may they have on the…

A: A slot is a shelf or part of a shelf where  items of a warehouse sit. Warehouse slotting is…

Q: What are the major components of a building?

A: The basic components of a building structure are the foundation, floors, walls, beams, columns,…

Q: 1) Identify the structural typology used for this high-rise building as shown in the figure to the…

A: The structural typology used for this building is wall -frame dual system for the high-rise building…

Q: What are the principles in planning a building? Why do we need to consider this principles?

A: There are certain Principles in planning a building :-  1) Aspect - Aspect is the unique…

Q: Understand the factors involved when considering the specifications and recommendations for the…

A: The factors involved when considering the specifications and recommendations for the acoustical…

Q: Describe how does the summary of seismic-related factors considered by most building codes as…

A: Seismic characteristics including peak ground acceleration, shaking intensity, and distance to the…

Q: Explain the things we need to keep in mind while designing steel framed multi-story buildings in…

A: STAAD Pro and STRAP are the structural designing software's which are used at a great rate in…

Q: What are some green design features that can be used in architecture?

A: Green infrastructure is an architectural concept that promotes the use of sustainable power, energy…

Q: List the various specialty groups that are normally involvedin the design of a high-rise building…

A: Construction of high -rise building is a very important part because high-rise building requires…

Q: Building codes are concerned primarily with public safety, an provide maximum design and…

A: Solution; I want to tell you that public safety and other considerations are always in the building…

Q: define what is a structural bridge with examples

A: Bridge: When there is physical obstacle is present A structure is built to overcome this and its…

Q: Why do civil engineer have to think about expansion and contraction when planning roadways,…

A: When environment temperature changes then change in various materials and it's nature is also seen.…

Q: How does faults and joints affect road cuts?

A: Faults and joints  It is a phenomena of fracturing and displacement of rock strata or soil layer due…

Q: Differ between Completion and Substantial completion?

A: The substantial completion is a stage of a project that comes before the completion of the project.…

Q: What is practical completion?

A: The practical completion is nothing but the contract which is in any forms is considerably…

Q: What is the biggest obstacle to good constructability?

A: Constructability is also called buildability, it is a project management method that is used to…

Q: Name two types of EIFS. Describe two ways of applying EIFS to a building. Why should barrier wall…

A: The two types of EIFS are:Barrier wall systemWall drainage system

Q: Define the  steps involved in Building construction ?

A: Answer:- Building construction:- It is defined as the any physical activity on the site involved in…

Q: Explain how to build a house efficiently in earthquake prone areas?

A: Brief concept- Earthquake prone areas- These are those areas where earthquake occuring freqency is…

Q: What could be possible Deficiencies of roof, walls, windows and foundations while making a building…

A: The foundation, roof, wall and window together make up the building envelope which provide shelter…

Q: what is building ordinance

A: Building codes: - It is defined as the set of rules which is used to protect construction work of…

Q: What is the concept of Lean Construction?

A: Lean construction is an approach to design production systems in a building environment with the…

Q: What are the principles of selecting design capacities for typical building?

A: The three main principles of building engineering are Building Safety, Designing a building that…

Q: What is a collapse zone? And how big is it?

A: The collapse zone is defined as "the area which is covered near the structure going to collapse".…

Q: Is fault can affect the tunnels? What is Fault?

A: Define fault and mention effect of fault on tunnel.

Q: What is Aqueduct bridge and its functions?

A: Answer - Aqueducts, often known as water bridges, are structures built to carry watercourses across…

Q: A region experiences frequent earthquakes that result in property damage. Engineers are designing a…

A: When seismic forces hit a building, they cause the shearing of the structure or building which…

Q: A mid-block retail site that has exceptional depth and adequate width would typically be best…

A: Option B

Q: Discuss the importance of building attributes in planning and designing a health facility

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Q: What is seismic design? How important is seismic design in civil Engineering?

A: The structure has to handle different types of loads. One of the load may arise due to the…

Q: What is the common use of RFI in construction?

A: RFI (Right for Information) in Construction : The construction RFI is a standardized reporting…

Q: What are the structural elements of a roof?

A: The roof system consists of many vital parts: wall beams (or plates, typically represented as a kind…

Q: How much concrete do you need to fill 1800 sq.ft. of space?

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