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Foundation Plan: Marga Dagdagan Alain Ganipan Abigail Lorico Nikka Penus Clarrise Valeda

The foundation plan shows the layout of footings, foundation walls, and other structural elements below ground level. It includes the dimensions and locations of footings, piers, columns, interior and exterior foundation walls, and other features. The foundation plan is used by construction crews to build the structural foundation of the building. It identifies the footings that support walls, columns, and structures and defines the interior and exterior spaces of the building below ground level.

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Foundation Plan: Marga Dagdagan Alain Ganipan Abigail Lorico Nikka Penus Clarrise Valeda

The foundation plan shows the layout of footings, foundation walls, and other structural elements below ground level. It includes the dimensions and locations of footings, piers, columns, interior and exterior foundation walls, and other features. The foundation plan is used by construction crews to build the structural foundation of the building. It identifies the footings that support walls, columns, and structures and defines the interior and exterior spaces of the building below ground level.

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FOUNDATION PLAN

Marga Dagdagan Alain Ganipan Abigail Lorico Nikka Penus Clarrise Valeda

I. DEFINITION
Foundation Plan is the top view of the structure. It contains the footings or foundation walls, area, and their distances. It is the horizontal section which shows the beams, girders, columns and openings. The foundation plan is used primarily by the building crew who will construct the foundation of the proposed structure.
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I. Types of foundation
A concrete slab foundation and a foundation made from piers and column. raised

II. Plan parts


Footing - The supporting base or groundwork of a structure, as for a monument or wall Girder - A large iron or steel beam or compound structure used for building bridges and the framework of large buildings Piers - A platform supported on pillars or girders Columns - A supporting pillar consisting of a base, a cylindrical shaft, and a capital. Foundation wall - The masonry or concrete walls below ground level that serve as the main support for a structure.

Interior Foundation Wall define spaces, airflow, natural lighting. It is where wires, pipes and ducts are laid-out.
Exterior foundation - define the shape of a house, they also support the floors, walls, and roof. Their role in separating the houses interior from the outdoors, and to do this effectively they have to block the weather with systems that insulate, shed water, and repel moisture and air infiltration.

III. Foundation Orientation

II. FOUNDATION PLAN

III. PARTS OF THE FOUNDATION PLAN


BROKEN LINES footings RECTANGULAR BROKEN LINES wall footing

SQUARE BROKEN LINES column footing


BED OR SOIL - the area where the footing and the foundation walls are resting

III. PARTS OF THE FOUNDATION PLAN


FOOTING
- widened section resting directly on the bed - use to distribute loads to the soil (usually concrete) - examples are piers, columns, T and slab foundations

FOUNDATION WALLS
- rises from footing to a level above the ground

OTHER LINES (like walls) property lines

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