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Practical Training:
B. Arch
For the details refer Annexure-I The questionnaire supplied to you must form a part of
your final submission. The final submission may be explained with the help of
drawings, sketches. photographs. etc. The questionnaire should preferably be typed.
3.
For details refer annexure II. Your observation should high-light the typical features of
the building and/or a function. If you so desire you may conduct a survey of the
beneficiaries and thereby high-light the problem if any. Maintain and submit a diary
showing your day-to-day progress about the aspects related to field observation. The
observation should preferably be related to the construction technology. The
observation to be explained with the help of drawings sketches and/ or photographs.
4. Critical Appraisal. of Built projects AR 942
For details refer Annexure-III. You are required to select any one of the buildings in
the city and critically analyse it from the point of view of the aspects given in the
Annexure. The building that you select should be in use. The appraisal may be
supported with the help of photographs, drawings and/or sketches.
5. Field documentation of Architectural Details AR 953 (25 Nos.)
Though the details can be explained with the help of sketches, the working drawing of
the detail will be most appreciated, hence what is more important is the construction
aspect. The details may be about those elements which are under construction and
dealt by your office or about those that you have observed.
6. Viva-voce
You are required to appear for a viva-voce after the completion of your training and
after the submission.
Department of Architecture
College of Engineering & Technology
O.U.A.T, Bhubaneswar-3
PRACTICAL TRAINING LOG SHEET
WEEK DAYS
WEEK DAYS
TYPE OF TRAINING
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M
W T W T F S W T W T F S
1. SITE INVESTIGATION
2. SITE SURVEY MEASUREMENT
3. PREP. AND ANALYSIS OF SITE
REPORT.
4. TECH. INVESTIGATION.
5. COST ANALYSIS AND PLANS.
6. PRELIMINARY DESIGN.
7. STUDY/FINAL MODELS
8. PRESENTATION DRAWINGS.
9. COST, AREA CHECKING.
10 .WORKING DRAWINGS.
11. DETAILS.
12. SPECIFICATIONS PREPARATION.
13. BILL OF QUANTITIES.
14. STRUCTURAL DRAWING.
15.
16.
SITE SUPERVISION AND PROCEDURES
1. SITE VISITS.
2. CONTACT WITH CLIENT.
3. CONTACT WITH PUB.
AUTHORITIES.
4. CONTACT WITH QNTY. SURVEYOR.
5. CONTACT WITH CONSULTANTS.
6. CONTACT WITH MAIN CONTRACTOR.
7. CONTACT WITH SUB-CONTRACTOR.
8 CONTACT WITH SUPPLIERS
9. CONTACT WITH LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT
10.
11.
TOTAL ENTRIES IN THE DAY
TRAINING PERIOD
TO
ANNEXURE- 1
QUESTIONNAIRE FOR 'SITE SUPERVISION AR 923
To be filled up during the site supervision programme (6 weeks) by personal observations,
Inquiries and reference from the field and offices:Report should facilitate set of working drawings, sketches, photographs, etc. to supplement
and facilitate observations. Restrict use of additional page to minimum. You can utilize
backside of these sheets in need of additional space.
Questions
1.
Answer
Job particular:
a). Name:b). Client :c). Consultant :d). Estate:d). whether a part of whole of the integrated facility (qualify your remarks):-
2. Organisation Schedules:
a). Initiated on:b). Preliminary scheme submitted/ approved on:c). Tender documents ready on:d). Tenders opened on:e). Work orders given on:f). Scheduled date of completion:3. Finance:
a). Total estimate for the complex:-
4.
5.
Structure
Cement
Steel/ribbed
Bars
Cinder
Aggregate course
Aggregate fine
Sand Coarse
30MM. Flush
Door
Shutters
Steel Casement
Door shutters
Marble powder
Marble chips
Primer paint
Paints, etc
(enamel)
Roofing felt/
7.
Petroleum Bitumen
Brick Ballast
Basic Equipments
No
Specification
Mixer
Vibrator
Polishing Machine
Crane
Hoist
Winch
Pump
Compressor
Generator
Jacks
Power supply-
Availability, Restrictions
Tarriff
Painting - Specification
8. Basic labour requirements per unit
(Qualify your observations)
No unit
b). Contractor
given sketch.
13. Could construction schedule be followed:if not, explain specific reasons , such as
a). Non-availability of materials
d) Climate
21 Painting specification
22 Was there reasonable consideration for acoustics thermal noise level, moisture level
standards? Explain with particulars of material and detail:23. A note on drainage pattern of: a). the site
b). the structure:24. Total floor area (carpet area)
25. Total built up area:26. Cost index:-
Such as: -
29. Masonry work:a). Brick details:b). Source of Materials:c). Mortar proportions/Mixing/ Composition, etc.
d). Preparation of brick / stone
e). Wastage
f). Jointing, racking etc.
g). Curing.
h). Maximum height built at a time.
i). Maximum differential progress in height.
j). Peculiarities of exposed work.
30. Joinery work:a). Quantity of timber - inspection.
b). Source of material:c). Fixing details.
d). Spe1ficat1ns for painting (external & internal preparation of surface:e). what are putty, thinner etc.
f). How do you specify glass:
g). Analyse cost of one item:
Department of Architecture
College of Engineering a Technology.
O.U.A.T. Bhubaneswar.
Annexure -II
Field observation studies
Practical Training
AR 923
The student is required to observe and explain. any one of the following, with the help of
drawings, photographs, charts, tables, graphs, sketches etc. so as to highlight the various
related aspects.
1. Observation about traffic movements use of spaces, advertisements etc. at local Air port
or Bus station or Railway station.
2. Observation about an Indian Villages related to rural architecture: spaces,
types
of
buildings, building materials, Functional spaces, nature of use of spaces, day-to day
activities, etc.
3. Comparison between good, ugly and beautiful buildings of similar type. Give your views
and analysis.
4. Study of the building elements of buildings of similar type, for example Doors, Windows,
verandah, balcony, fins louvers etc.
5. Study of man made and natural landscape elements in a group of buildings or in a
building.
6. Traffic movements at any public square or any busy streets.
7. Old Indian monuments in a city, their functions nature of construction, materials.
8. Study of the visual aspects of any building at Night.
9. Observations related to any structural innovations within or outside the building.
10. Study of vertical circulation systems In any building type. For example, stair, elevator,
escalator.
11. Observations about the Entrances of any public building, its scale, architectral treatments,
aesthetic etc.
12. Observatons of market place, its functions, land use, floors use, goods movement
parking, loading-unloading, waste disposal animals and applied problems etc.
13. Obsorvation about open spaces in residential or public buildings.
14. Facades, its architectural treatment, aesthetic considerations climatic considerations,
materials, construction, details, of any public or private building.
15. The building by laws & its effect on building design.
16. Typical internal spaces in any multi-storeyed residential building.
17. Interior of any public halls, theatres, entrance halls, and their technical requirements.
18. Study of a contemporary building as related to the impact of Indian art and architecture or
vernacular architecture.
19. Study of functions as related to schools, library buildings, hospital etc.
20. Study and analysis of a slum in your city.
21. Study of plaza, public parks and play areas.
22. Any other similar topic with the prior approval of the Training In-charge.
Department of Architecture
College of Engineering & Technology.
O.U.A.T. Bhubaneswar.
Annexure -III
Practical Training
Department of Architecture
College of Engg. and Technology
O.U.A.T. Bhubaneswar
Annexure-IV
Field Documentation of Architectural Details- -AR 953
Practical Training
At least 25 details of different elements, situations, materials to be documented during
Field Study from office records, personal observations elsewhere etc. This may include
historic as well as contemporary details. The selection of details should be based on their
special nature due to practical field situation.
Department of Architecture
College of Engineering & Technology
O.U.A.T. Bhuhneswar-3
PRACTICAL TRAINING LOG SHEET
TYPE OR TRAINING
1. SITE INVESTIGATION
2. SITE SURVEY MEASUREMENT
3. PREP, AND ANALYSIS OF SITE REPORT.
4. TECH. INVESTIGATION.
S. COST ANALYSIS AND PLANS.
6. PRELIMINARY DESIGN.
7. STUDY/FINAL MODELS
8. PRESENTATION DRAWINGS.
9. COST AREA CHECKING.
10 .WORKING DRAWINGS.
11. DETAILS.
12. SPECIFICATIONS PREPARATION.
13. BILE OF QUANTITIES.
14. STRUCTURAL DRAWING.
15.
16.
SITE SUPERVISION AND PROCEDURES
I. SITE VISITS.
2. CONTACT WITH CLIENT.
3. CONTACT WITH PUB. AUTHORITIES.
4. CONTACT WITH QNTY. SURVEYOR.
5. CONTACT WITH CONSULTANTS.
6. CONTACT WITH MAIN CONTRACTOR
7. CONTACT WITH SUB-CONTRACTOR.
8. CONTACT WITH SUPPLIERS.
9. CONTACT WITH LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT
10.
11.
TOTAL ENTRIES IN THE DAY
TRAINING PERIOD
SIGNATURE OF THE STUDENT
TRAINING OFFICERS REMARKS
WEEK DAYS
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WEEKDAYS.
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SIGNATURE OF THE TRAINING OFFICER