The project titled: "PLANNING AND STRUCTURAL DETAILDED ESTIMATION COSTING OF G+5 BUILDING AND INTERIOR DESIGN" using "STADD PRO" software. The project gives the overview of planning, structural detailing and cost estimation of g+5 storey building and estimation of interior designing of a building. We know before starting the construction we need to know, how much amount is required for finishing of construction For that we need to go for cost estimation of the building for each and every component work which gives the brief or rough idea of cost the building to finish the construction. By using this estimation we can arrange the money and material according to the requirement and can know the cost of every work done in construction. Planning and structural detailing are the major parts in the building in which construction is progressed and proceeded based on the planning of building and orientation and also the structural detailing of the concrete and steel members. In this project we are dealing with the planning, structural detailing, cost estimation of building and interior designing for g+5 storey building. Planning of building is taken out according to the norms of town planning commission and structural detailing is taken out by following code book required for the designing of member and detailing of member and in the same way cost estimation of building and interior designing are done as per CPM-PERT and morth specification rate of Indian government. Here planning deals with selection of site, orientation of building and placing of rooms as per requirement. Structural detailing deals with the designing of beams columns, slabs and stair case of the building and also giving the structural detailing of steel required to place in concrete member during casting. Also cost estimation deals with the rates of each and every work and the component used in the construction work. In this project we have done every-thing by following the specification and got the accurate results and finished the project successfully.
Basha et al. (Thu,) studied this question.