Conceptual Design Report for a Five-Storey Hotel Building with Interconnecting Infrastructure near H

Task 1 Introduction

The Client who is a private investor needs a five storey framed Hotel building(s) to accommodate 200 guests and is proposed together with some inter-connecting Infrastructure with the Motorway which is not only necessary but required as a key element of the project; the building frame provides the structure for a series of high specification living hotel rooms and suites that are intended to be built in the south of England, around Heathrow Airport. The Hotel complex can be developed with steel or concrete or a combination of both. The access infrastructure road can be flexible or rigid and the bridge across the stream and the walkway across the motorway can be made of either RC concrete or steel, all in line with your choices.

Produce a conceptual design Report, which should consider the terminology, functional requirements and design selection criteria for different elements of typicalcommercial building. (Scenario provided). It should take into account of the following for the given scenario, within a sustainable context in construction and the built environment.'

Task 1 Introduction

• Describe the differences between residential, commercial and industrial buildings.

• Discuss the ways in which sustainability can be promoted in building projects.

• Apply the terminology used in construction technology to a given building constructionproject.

Task 2 Substructures

This should consider the following.

• Pre-design studies to be carried out and the type of information to be collated in order to design the most suitable foundation type for different types ofstructures.

• The construction of different types of foundations and their suitability for use with different types of structures.

• How site information impact on foundation design

Task 3 Superstructures

This report should consider the following elements of the superstructure:

• Walls

• Roofs

• Floors – ground and intermediate

• Windows and doors

• Staircases

• Finishes

• Description of the functional characteristics of each of the above elements and thedesign selection criteria for their use.

• Describe the pre-design studies carried out and types of information collected for agiven construction site.

• Illustrate how the component parts of an element allow it to fulfil itsfunction.

• Compare different types of structural frame used to carry the primary and secondary elements of the superstructure.

Task 4 Civil Engineering Infrastructure

The report should address the Civil Engineering Infrastructure required for the current scenario. It should

• Describe the techniques used for remediating the site prior to construction commencing.

• Discuss the types of substructure works required for the infrastructures.

• Identify superstructure, substructure and civil engineering structures necessary for a given building construction project.

Task 5 Building Services.

The report should clearly identify the building services required for the current scenario. You should

Describe the supply arrangements for primary services.

• Explain the distribution arrangements for primary services

• Demonstrate the elements of the superstructure used to facilitate the primary services.

• Appraise how the distribution of the primary services impact on the overall design of thebuilding

The report should contain diagrams to illustrate the content. It should to be indexed with a checklist for use by technicians when carrying out design considerations. You should clearly identify the superstructure, substructure, civil engineering structures and Building services necessary for a given building construction project. Discuss the ways in which sustainability can be achieved for the given project in your report.