Question 1 (20 marks) This question refers to the Phase 2 brief. Refer to Section A (see page 4), which is the longitud...
Question 1 (20 marks) This question refers to the Phase 2 brief. Refer to Section A (see page 4), which is the longitudinal section through the building. A movement joint of some form is to be introduced across the building (perpendicular to Section A) in both upper floors at or near the centre of Scction A. The exact location of and form of the joint may be any of the options you are aware of. For the band beam and slab option for the upper floors, choose a location for the movement joint and show with annotated sketches: (a) where you have chosen to locate the movement joint (b) why you chose that location (c) a suitable joint detail that relates to the band beam, including the reinforcement you expect (d) a suitable joint detail that relates to the slab, including the reinforcement you expect (e) any changes to the bending moments in the band beam What effect does this joint have on the design of the building for lateral load resistance?
Question 1 (20 marks) This question refers to the Phase 2 brief. Refer to Section A (see page 4), which is the longitudinal section through the building. A movement joint of some form is to be introduced across the building (perpendicular to Section A) in both upper floors at or near the centre of Scction A. The exact location of and form of the joint may be any of the options you are aware of. For the band beam and slab option for the upper floors, choose a location for the movement joint and show with annotated sketches: (a) where you have chosen to locate the movement joint (b) why you chose that location (c) a suitable joint detail that relates to the band beam, including the reinforcement you expect (d) a suitable joint detail that relates to the slab, including the reinforcement you expect (e) any changes to the bending moments in the band beam What effect does this joint have on the design of the building for lateral load resistance?