Site Investigation and Groundwork for Construction

1 REPORT

Table of Contents
Task 1 Site Investigation, Groundwork’s........................................................................................3
Task 2 Foundation, External Walls and Ground Floors..................................................................4
A).................................................................................................................................................4
B) Selection of the main components..........................................................................................6
Task 3 First Floors and Roofs..........................................................................................................7
A).................................................................................................................................................7
B) Design options of a flat roof for the garage............................................................................7
C) Options for pitched roofs for the proposed new houses.........................................................8

Task 1 Site Investigation, Groundwork’s
Site inspection is largely a cycle of data collection, information evaluation, evaluation and
dissemination without the unknown dangers of the ground beneath the site. A site survey was
carried out to inform the geotechnical and geo-natural assessment of the soil position and the
design and ecological considerations identified by the proposed development.
Before the architect can quickly design a building, he should have a thorough introduction to
actual buildings and the course of action of basic materials. The field tests and research centers
required to obtain this basic data are called ground surveys or site surveys.
Building a floor plan of the structure that is reasonable and safe, robust and with low support
costs, depends on sufficient knowledge of the terrain. This agreement derives from an
assessment for the distribution of materials in the soil and their properties and behavior under
various influences and constraints during the development and life of the structure. In this way, a
well-organized and well-organized inspection is a fundamental part of any possible design or
construction initiative.
Process of site investigation
Reconnaissance
Just tracking the site from time to time can provide a ton of data, such as geography, vegetation,
topographical views, and service lines. Comments made in a site survey include:
 Soil geology including water bodies, estuaries, preserved soils and quarries
 Points and directions inclinations
 Presence of structures, legacy structures, trees and service lines
 The presence of initiatives or destinations for the removal of hazardous waste that may
involve general health risks
 Areas with free soil, dirt spots, development of abundant vegetation or false odors
 Correlation of the accessible configuration with the current situation, i.e. extension of
new facilities or service lines