Project one-story house for year-round life outside the city for a small family of 4-5 people. The house has all the necessary technical and living spaces for comfortable stay In the countryside. Rational ones attract attention planning solutions interior space of the house. The house is being built from aerated concrete blocks.
I. HOUSE PROJECT GYU 126-4 - GENERAL DATA
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Approximate cost of materials for the construction of a thermal circuit (house box) of the GYU 126-4 project
Construction: from aerated concrete blocks(Prices: November 2016)
| № | Name | Price (materials) rub. |
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| 1 | Construction of the foundation and plinth(reinforced concrete monolithic structures.) | from 800,000.00 | |
| 2 | Construction of an insulated monolithic screed on the ground | from 170000.00 | |
| 3 | Overlapping device(attic, insulated along beams). | from 160000.00 | |
| 4 | Construction of load-bearing walls and partitions from aerated concrete blocks(with the installation of lintels for door and window openings, chimneys and ventilation ducts). | from 400000.00 | |
| 5 | Roof structure(steam waterproofing, metal roofing). | from 130000.00 | |
| 6 | PVC windows with double glazing. | from 140000.00 | |
| 7 | Entrance doors. | from 60000.00 | |
| -- | TOTAL * | from 1,860,000.00 | |
* ATTENTION: The cost of the materials used is given approximately at November 2016 prices, excluding overhead and transportation costs. The calculation does not indicate the consumption of materials for the construction of monolithic structures of the external stairs of the house and the entrance platform.
*Total area = 129.11 m2
(without terrace and porch), estimated estimated cost of materials for the construction of 1 m 2 thermal closed circuit of the house With monolithic structures foundation, plinth, external and internal load-bearing walls, partitions made of aerated concrete blocks, monolithic floor on the ground, insulated attic floor, metal tiles, windows, entrance doors will be no less than RUB 14,406.00.
1. House project
The residential building project is designed for individual construction.
IMPORTANT:
Technical solutions adopted in the working drawings comply with the requirements of environmental, sanitary and hygienic, fire safety standards in force in the territory Russian Federation and ensure safe operation of the facility for the life and health of people, subject to the measures specified in the working drawings.
List of main sets of working drawings
Composition of project documentation
2. Legal requirements regarding the implementation of the object
The house must be tied to local conditions: to the relief on the ground and external engineering networks on construction site, taking into account fire safety and sanitary and epidemiological requirements. It is required to coordinate the documentation with the administrative and approval authorities at the place of land use.
3. General information
The house project was developed for the construction area with the following regulatory characteristics:
- Climatic conditions of Russia with GSOP up to 5000°Sd.
Where:
GSOP(Dd) - degree-day of the heating period - this is a characteristic of the severity of winter and is calculated as the product of the difference between the calculated internal (tв) and average external air temperatures for the heating period (tн.ср) in degrees Celsius (°C) by the duration of the heating period (no ) in days:
Dd = (tв - tн.ср) x no.
4. Main construction indicators
| Name | Unit. | Quantity |
| Built-up area | sq.m. | 189.67 |
| Total area (without porch and terrace) | sq.m. | 129.11 |
| Living space | sq.m. | 82.91 |
| Porch and terrace area | sq.m. | 22.04 |
| Roof area | sq.m. | 237.86 |
| Height of premises on the 1st floor | m. | 2.900 |
| Height of the house from the roof to ground level | m. | 6.860 |
| Aerated concrete blocks 400 mm | cubic meters | 76.40 |
| Aerated concrete blocks 250 mm | cubic meters | 4.00 |
| Aerated concrete blocks 150 mm | cubic meters | 8.20 |
| Solid brick M150 | cubic meters | 8.90 |
| Facing stone | sq.m. | 50.20 |
| Boarding | sq.m. | 58.50 |
| Concrete class B20. | cubic meters | 75.00 |
| Concrete class B7.5. | cubic meters | 20.00 |
| Sand. | cubic meters | 133.50 |
| Extruded polystyrene foam. | cubic meters | 10.00 |
5. Wall and roof materials
5.1. Technology and design: building a house from aerated concrete blocks.
5.2. Foundation: monolithic reinforced concrete slab.
5.3. Base: made of monolithic reinforced concrete.
5.4. External walls: 400 mm thick. - masonry of aerated concrete blocks on a thin-layer adhesive composition with external insulation with 50 mm mineral wool slabs.
5.5. Internal load-bearing walls: 400 mm thick. - masonry made of aerated concrete blocks with a thin-layer adhesive composition.
5.6. Partitions: 150 mm and 250 mm thick. - masonry made of aerated concrete blocks with a thin-layer adhesive composition.
5.7. Vent. channels and chimneys: masonry made of solid red brick M150. In the smoke ducts for the fireplace and heating installation, install a stainless steel box, which is insulated with fire-resistant heat-insulating material.
5.8. Floor coverings: floors of the 1st floor - monolithic reinforced concrete. attic - on wooden beams, insulated
5.9. Roof structure and roofing: attic, non-insulated covering - metal tiles.
5.10. Exterior finishing: Basement - stone cladding. The walls are plastered, painted, partially covered with boards.
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Best medical institution:
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Location: Manchester, UK
Architect: Foster + Partners
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Architect: ARCHSTUDIO
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ELBEPHILHARMONIC
Place: Hamburg, Germany
Architect: Herzog & de Meuron
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VIΛ 57 WEST
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Architect: Nicholas Campodonico
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RESEARCH PAVILION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF STUTTGART
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Architect: Institute for Computer-Aided Design and Institute of Architecture and Design / University of Stuttgart
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Architect: COBE
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ROOF EQUIPMENT OF A RESIDENTIAL HOUSE
Place: New York, USA
Architect: WORKac
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COWORKING CENTER HUBBA-TO
Place: Bangkok, Thailand
Architect: Supermachine Studio
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Architect: Secondfloor Architects
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Architect: 3Arquitectura
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