Barhabise Buddha Park Final Report

Final Report on Preparation of Detailed Architecture and Engineering Design of Buddha Park
Government of Nepal
Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development
Office of Barhabise Municipality

Ghude, Barhabise
For
Preparation Detail Project Report (DPR) of Buddha Park
Feb 23, 2020

Submitted by:
Total Consultant Service Pvt. Ltd.
Barhabise
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PROJECT INFORMATION
Name of the Project Preparation of Detailed Architecture and Engineering
Design of Buddha Park
Project Executing Agency Office of Municipality
Barhabise Municipality, Provice-3 Sindhupalchok
,Barhabise
Implementing
Barhabise Municipality,
Agency Provice-3 Sindhupalchok ,Barhabise
Name of the Consultant Total Consultancy Service Pvt.Ltd

Project Commencement Date 11 Falgun 2076
Date of Project Completion
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SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT
Name of project: Preparation of Detailed Architecture and Engineering

Design of Buddha Park.
Geographic Location: Sindhupalchok District,

Central Development Region, Nepal
Location : Ghude, Barhabise Municipality ward-08, Sindhupalchok
Latitude : N 27º 47’ 06.30”
Longitude : E 85º 51’ 01.40”
Elevation : 2180m AMSL
Required Components for the park
S.N Description Remarks

1. Main Buddha Stupa
2. Chorten
3. Prayer Space
4. Green Lounge
5. Parking
6. Water Fountain & OAT
7. Roadway
8. Boundary Wall
9. Main Entrance Gate
10. Garden Sitting
Contents
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CHAPTER IINTRODUCTION.........................................................................................1
1.1 INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................1
1.2 BACKGROUND....................................................................................................1
1.3 OBJECTIVES.........................................................................................................1
1.4 SCOPE of Works....................................................................................................1
1.5 STUDY AREA.......................................................................................................2
CHAPTER II PROJECT BACKGROUND AND DESIGN...........................................3
2.1 PHYSICAL LOCATION AND GEOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS.............3
2.2 PROJECT SITE : Ghude.............................................................................................3
2.3 PARK AREA INFORMATION................................................................................3
2.4 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE.............................................................................4
CHAPTER III A/E DESIGN AND COST ESTIMATE..................................................5
3.1 ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT................................................................................5
3.2 STRUCTURE ANALYSIS:........................................................................................6
3.2.1 OBJECTIVE OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS:.....................................................6
Design Considerations......................................................................................................6
3.5 ESTIMATION, SPECIFICATION AND BIDDING DOCUMENT........................10
CHAPTER IV CONCLUSION AND RECOMENDATION.....................................14
4.1CONCLUSION..........................................................................................................14
4.2 RECOMMENDATION.............................................................................................14
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CHAPTER IINTRODUCTION
1.1 INTRODUCTION
This Final report on "Preparation of Detailed Architecture and Engineering Design of

Buddha Park located at Barhabise Municipality, Sindhupalchok District has been submitted
as per agreement between Barhabise Municipality, Sindhupalchok, Province-03 (as the
Client)and Total Consultancy Service Pvt Ltd), Kathmandu (as the Consultant).
1.2 BACKGROUND
Barhabise Municipality is one of the Municipality among 3 in Sindhupalchok district and 276 in
Nepal. The municipality is surrounded by Dolakha district in East and Jugal Rural Municipality
in west and Bhotekoshi RM in North and Balephi RM in South. The municipality has a
geographical height of 500 meters to 4000 meters above mean sea level and the area is 134.8
KM2 and a population of 26535.
In order to develop the Buddha park at Barhabise Municipality at Ghude, the Municipality has
decided to construct Buddha Park at Ghude Premise and according, a contact agreement was
made between Barhabise Municipality, Barhabise, Sindupalchok and Total Consultancy Service
Pvt. Ltd. for Preparing the Architectural and Engineering Report.
1.3 OBJECTIVES
The overall objective of the consulting service is to carry out the Topographical Survey, Soil
Investigation, Detail Architectural Design, Structural Analysis, Cost Estimate, Technical
Specification, Tender Document and Report Preparation. The specific objectives include:
 To prepare the Master Plan.
 To carry out Detailed Architectural/ Engineering (A/E) design of a Buddha Park
including preparation of working drawings, cost estimation and detailing of specification.
1.4 SCOPE of Works
The scope of consulting services is to prepare Detailed Architecture and Engineering Design and
Procurement Works
The scope of work to be carried out by consultant shall include but not limited to the following:
Detailed Design and Procurement Works
Desk Study
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A desk study should be carried out, collecting data and information relevant to the park design
for further investigations and detail design works. Desk study also includes review and
assessment of existing structures, discussion and meeting with officials of Municipality.
Detailed Engineering Design
It should include collection, review and analysis of all field data but not limited to
• Prepare master plan for the building.
• Carry out Geo-technical investigation and analysis of the site.
The basic requirement of proposed park is as follows:

• Development of master plan for Buddha statue and other component
• Space for entertainment and religious work
• Space for fresh environment
• Water Fountain
• Green Lounge
1.5 STUDY AREA
Barhabise Bajar is a market center which lies in the Barhabise Municipality of Sindhupalchok
district. According to the Municipality profile total population of Barhabise Municipality is
26535. Barhabise Municipality covers the area of 134.80 sq. km.

CHAPTER II PROJECT BACKGROUND AND DESIGN
2.1 PHYSICAL LOCATION AND GEOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Barhabise Municipality is located in the Sindhupalchok district of Province-03 of Nepal. This

municipality is established recently in 2071 B.S. The total area of this municipality is 134.80 sq
km.
Major salient features of municipality are:
 Elevation: 1335 amsl
 Major rivers: Bhotekoshi
 Topography: Ruling and Hilly
 Latitude: 29º28’06.30” N
 Longitude: 80º33’01.40”E
 Climate: Sub Tropical, Temperate and Cool Temperate
 Major Natural Resources: Water, Forest, Austhetic Nature
It has access to mostly basic infrastructures like drinking water, electricity, telecommunication and
transportation facilities though limited to some wards.There is one major market in this
municipality which is Barhabise Bazar. Barhabise Municipality have taken their daily stuffs as
well as most of the requirements.
2.2 PROJECT SITE : Ghude
Ghude is beautiful place overall of the district. This place is surrounded by the beautiful hills
including pine forests. At the bottom of this village there is Bhotekoshi river is streaming which is
main river of this area. This place is located in between Maneshwor and Ramche. Climate is
medium (nor very hot neither very cool) it belongs to mid hill region. Mainly in this area Brahmin,
Chhetri, Tamang, Sherpa and Gurung peoples are living.
2.3 PARK AREA INFORMATION
 The Barhabise Municipality owned land is 26,515.55 sqm among which only
5355.98 sqm is used for the park (approx. 10.5 Ropani)

2.4 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE
 School Blocks: There is a school blocks which is performing its services for the local
public.
 Electricity and communication - The Municipality gets electricity supply through

national grid. The communication system involves the local lines along with smart sim-
cards like NTC,CDMA,SMART etc. The option of internet is also available.
 Approach Road – Barhabise Municipality connect with Kodari Highway. This road is
the main entrance for the Barhabise Municipality. The total duration to reach Barhabise
Municipality from Kathmandu is nearly 3 hours by local vehicles. And about 2 hours to
reach the projected site. The road is fully pitched till the main highway but sub road is
earthen.
 Waste management – There is absent to proper waste management system. The
unused forest was used by Municipality as dumping site which was unfriendly to
the locals out there.

CHAPTER III A/E DESIGN AND COST ESTIMATE
3.1 ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT
For the design of Park, we have considered certain norms and standard prepared by
Ministry of Urban development.
Proposed design area of Park as shown in following spaces:
S.N Description Area (Sq.m)

1. Main Buddha Stupa 324.00
2. Chorten 192.00
3. Prayer Space 254.47
4. Green Lounge 2617.77
5. Parking 195.79
6. Water Fountain & OAT 615.81
7. Roadway 979.84
8. Boundary Wall 45.51
9. Main Entrance Gate 5.93
10. Garden Sitting 64.00
ESTIMATED COST FOR BUDDHA PARK
S.N. Description of Work Amount (NRs.) Remarks

1 General Item 1,170,000.00
2 Main Buddha Stupa 15,038,892.08
3 Chorten 3,585,647.51
4 Prayer Space 1,937,563.78
5 Green Lounge 349,734.07
6 Parking 411,086.32
7 Water Fountain & OAT 7,258,247.05
8 Roadway 5,474,555.02
9 Boundary Wall 7,609,614.99
10 Main Entrance Gate 138,932.70
11 Garden Sitting 597,397.71
12 Mischallenous 900,000.00
sub total 44,471,671.17
VAT @ 13% 5,781,317.25
Contingencies @ 5% 2,223,583.56
Grand Total 52,476,571.98
Detail design drawings are attached in Annex.
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3.2 STRUCTURE ANALYSIS:
The structural analysis and design is carried out using STAAD pro for superstructure and
design of foundation is carried out using SAFE8. Columns and Beams are modeled using
frame elements. Besides loading cases like dead load and live load, earthquake, earth
pressure is also considered in the analysis. All the reinforced concrete elements in the
structure are designed using limit state method with prevailing code. Design of the
elements is carried out from the results obtained from different load combination including
reversal effect of earthquake loads. Frame elements like columns and beams are designed
both by built-in tools provided in STAAD pro and manual approach. The conclusions are
made for the worse load case. In other to reduce the dead load from Statue weights, the
floor slab is provided with metal plate. Due to possible of uncertainties during
construction, infill actions in frames due to brick masonry wall are not considered in the
analysis.
3.2.1 OBJECTIVE OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS:
The main objective of the project work is detail structural design and detailing of joints
and other parts of an elevated deck to support several stories of modular construction and
for longitudinal wind stability of the building. The structure is to be casted in normal
reinforced concrete.
Structural System: The structural system chosen of Moment Resisting RCC Frames and
Shear walls at appropriate locations. Columns and beams have been laid out in plan in
coordination with architectural and services planning
Design Considerations
The consultant had studied all the required Norms, Standards, Codes, by laws and
international practices etc. before start of the design works. By considering all the
guideline recommended by the all the said documents the consultant had design the all
component of the park. The following guidelines has considered for design of all the
components of the Park.
1. Architectural and Planning Guidelines
2. Structural Design Guideline
3. Water Supply Design Guideline
4. Landscape Design Guideline
5. Recreational Design Guideline
Design Codes: The RCC design shall be based on provisions laid down in IS: 456-2000-
Code of practice for plain and reinforced concrete, following Limit state philosophy. The
Structural Steel design where applicable, shall be based on provisions laid down in IS:
800-1984 - code of practice for general construction in steel.
Other codes of practice to be referred to are as follows:
a. NBC: 105-1994: National Building Code: Seismic Design of Building in Nepal

b. IS: 13920- 1993: Code of Practice for Ductile Detailing of Reinforcement Concrete
c. IS: 875 Part I for Dead Loads
d. IS: 875 Part II for Live Loads
e. IS: 800:1984 Code of Practice for General Design and Construction and Steel
f. SP 34 Detailing of RCC Structure
Materials:
i. Cement
Grade: 55 Type: Ordinary Portland cement (OPC)
ii. Steel
Grade: Fe 415, Fe 500
iii. Aggregate
Type: Crushed (10 - 20 mm down) graded Sources: Selected Sources Only
iv. Sand
Sources: River, selected Sources Only
v. Reinforced Concrete
Grade: M 20 for columns and other structures and M10 for PCC work
vi. Brick Masonry
Chimney Made First Class Brick Compressive Strength = > 7 MPa
Cover to reinforcements: Clear cover to the main reinforcement in the various structural
elements shall be as follows:
a) Footings (Bottom) 50 mm
Footings (Top and Sides) 50 mm
b) Columns 40 mm
c) Pedestals 40 mm
d) Beams 25 mm or bar dia whichever is greater
e) Slabs 15 mm or bar dia whichever is greater
f) Retaining walls (on face adjoining soil) 30 mm
g) Retaining walls (on other face) 25 mm
Structural Dimensioning: In addition to the requirements governed by loads and forces

the minimum structural dimensions are also governed by other considerations like size of
aggregates, reinforcement detailing etc.
As per clause 21 and fig-I of IS-456:2000, to achieve fire resistance of 1.5 hours,

Minimum thickness of floors required is 110 mm.
Loads:
Dead Loads: Following unit weights of building materials have been considered in
accordance with IS: 875 (Part I)-1987, and IS: 1911.
Reinforced cement concrete : 2500 kg/cum
. Plain cement concrete : 2400 kg/cum
Brick masonry : 1900 kg/cum
Cinder filling in toilets : 800 kg/cum
Cement mortar / plaster : 2100 kg/cum
Floor finish (marble flooring as/specs; 40mm thick) : 150 kg/sqm
Brick bat coba : 2000kg/cum
Live Loads: Following live loads have been considered in design in accordance with IS :
875 (Part II)-1987.
 Roof (Accessible) : 150 kg/sqm
 Roof (Inaccessible) : 75 kg/sqm
Seismic Loads: The buildings have been designed as `Earthquake Resistant’ structures as
per the guidelines given in I.S.1893 (Part-1)-2001 (Criteria for earthquake resistant design
of structures. (Part-1) General Provisions and Buildings) and NBC-105
Design Horizontal Seismic Coefficient Ah = Z/2 * I/R *Sa/g
Zone Factor (Z) of 0.36 shall be adopted as applicable for structures built in zone V.
Importance factor (I) for the buildings shall be taken as 1
Response Reduction factor (=R) as per Table 7 is taken as 5.
Average Response Acceleration Coeff. is taken for Soil Type-2 and 5% damping
Seismic forces are calculated for Full Dead Load plus percentage of Imposed load
For Imposed load upto and including 300kg/sqm Percentage of Live Load considered is
25%. For Imposed load above 300kg/sqm Percentage of Live Load considered is 50%.
The Design Base Shear is compared with the Base Shear calculated using a fundamental
period and all the response quantities are scaled accordingly.
The storey drift is ensured not to exceed .004 times the storey height with partial load
factor of 1.

Detailing provisions of IS: 13920 have been followed as applicable, in order to provide
appropriate ductile properties to the structure
Other Loads: Following effects expected to be insignificant shall be ignored:
Shrinkage, creep and temperature stresses, excepting special cantilevers.
Loads Combination: The building shall be designed for following Load Combinations as
indicated in IS: 456-2000
The various loads are combined in accordance with the stipulations in IS: 875 (Part 5) -
1987. Whenever imposed load is combined with earthquake load the appropriate part of
the imposed load as specified in IS: 1893-2002 is adopted both for evaluating earthquake
effect and for combined load effects, used in such combination.
a) 1.5 x (Dead load + Live load)
b) 1.5 x (Dead load  Earthquake load in X-direction)
c) 1.5 x (Dead load  Earthquake load in Z-direction)
d) 0.9 x (Dead load)  1.5 (Earthquake Load in X-direction)
e) 0.9 x (Dead load)  1.5 (Earthquake Load in Z-direction)
f) 1.2 x (Dead load +Live load  Earthquake load in X-direction)
h) 1.2 x (Dead load +Live load  Earthquake load in Z-direction
For seismic loading, mass equivalent to the load that composed of 100% of Dead load and
50% of live load is taken into consideration.
Note: Dead load composed of self and imposed dead load Quake load is Earthquake
induced load and used in the name Spec or EQ equivalently in this report with X or Y
suffix that denotes the direction of application.
Design Procedure:
The RCC design was based on provisions laid down in IS: 456-2000 - Code of practice for
plain and reinforced concrete, following Limit state philosophy. The Structural Steel
design where applicable, shall be based on provisions laid down in IS: 800-1984 - Code of
practice for general construction in steel.
The framing systems (including the sizes of various structural elements) have been worked
out, on the basis of Space frame analysis using STAAD Pro-2006 software for all load
combinations in accordance with IS:456-2000 and also in co-ordination with relevant
architectural & services requirements.
Structural design was done for the combination of loads that produces maximum stress in
the structural elements and in turn requires maximum reinforcing steel provisions.
Structural design of Columns and Beams shall be done using STAAD Pro-2006 software.
Design of slabs, staircases shall be done using in-house developed design software/spread
sheets or manually, as found appropriate for various elements
For the design of Columns and beams additional points have been taken at beam / column
face so that the design forces are considered at the face of the member. Considerable
economy is achieved by doing so as Stead otherwise gives design at Centre line of the
members, whereas the critical section is at the face of the member.
Foundation Design
Isolated footing are design by using SAFE 8.
Fire Resistance: With the above said clear covers in combination with the preliminary
members sizing so far done, the fire resistance period in accordance with clause 21 and
table 16A of IS:456-2000, is one hour.
Control of Deflection: In order to control deflection of structural elements, two

alternative methods in the Serviceability Limit State Design are envisaged in Indian Code.
The first is by way of calculating the actual deflection as per clause 23.2 (a), (b) of IS:
456-2000 and restricting it to specified values. The second method envisages “deemed-to-
satisfy” provisions such as limiting the span / depth ratio as per clause 23.2.1 of ARE:
456-2000.
Detail design drawings are attached in Annex.
3.5 ESTIMATION, SPECIFICATION AND BIDDING DOCUMENT
Consultant has prepared the Quantity & Cost Estimate, Specifications and Bidding
Document as per Public Procurement Act 2063, Public Procurement Regulation 2064 and
Public Procurement Monitoring Office Directive. Consultant shall submit the cost and
quantity estimate, detailed specifications and bidding document in both soft and hard copy
On the basis of Final design and drawings cost estimates of the construction works was
prepared.

Rate Analysis
Rate Analysis was reflect existing market price, wages of skilled and unskilled labours,
and reliable cost estimate and is prepared based on considering the district rate for the
labour and material, market price of construction material and norms for the rate analysis
of GON. For that purpose, the following relevant items shall be duly taken into
considerations.
Standard / special norms of as per Wages of skilled and unskilled labours

MOFALD Norms approved by District
Market prices of special materials Construction equipment and their hiring

rate
Availability of materials Contractual overhead / profit
Availability of local construction Value added tax

materials
The unit rates of various components, such as labour and construction materials, are based
on the rates provided by the respective District Development Committee (DDC) for the
same fiscal year. The unit rates which weren’t available from District rates, market/factory
rates are used. Unit rates are taken into account for the haulage of materials from the
prospective quarry sites or factory to the construction site. The basic rates were used
without VAT to avoid double counting and to derive a cost for economic analysis. Fifteen
percent Contractor's overhead shall be included in the derived unit item rates. The
analyzed unit rates were compared with recent similar projects.
Rate analysis is based on approved Norms of MOFALD in prescribed format and District
rates/market rates. Estimated rate analysis has done by taking references from different
projects for those items which is not available in the approved norms. However, few rates
are also calculated based on the machine and the already used practice in the earlier
similar projects; and the prevailing rates quoted by the contractor in the road project of the
area.
In case of special items, in addition to the above mentioned norm-based rate analysis, the
Consultant has collected and compiled actual contract rates in different projects of Nepal
during the last five years. A statistical analysis was carried out to work out the most
realistic market prices of the work items with better confidence level.
These norm-based rate analyses were carried out using the application software developed
by the Consultant, which is based on Ms ACCESS and Ms Excel. Compatible Program is
prepared in such a way that rate of any item gets updated easily whenever a change in
rates of labour, material or equipment rate is entered.
Detail Rate analyses are attached in Annex.

Quantities
The quantities of items were obtained from the design drawings. Estimation of quantities
for civil works shall have been estimated from the design, drawing with regular manual
checks to verify the accuracy of the design.
Detail quantities estimate are attached in Annex.
Cost Estimate
This was combine the unit prices produced and BOQ prepared for the upgrading of
highway section. The quantities were multiplied by respective unit prices to prepare the
cost estimates. Total cost estimates shall be derived by adding 5% contingency and 13%
VAT amount. An accurate cost estimate is essential in preparing contracts in appropriate
package. The cost estimate shall also facilitate the stage financing of the road
improvement works.
The project cost estimates was prepared on the basis of the detail design, approved norms
and market rates using the MoFALD Standard,
Detail cost estimate are attached in Annex.
Preparation of Bills of Quantities (BOQ)
Production of accurate and comprehensive BOQ for road improvement and upgrading
works was a major task as design reaches its Draft Final stages. All calculations for
quantities, whether automatic from software packages or by manual was referenced to the
relevant design work by drawing number, revision and date. This shall ensure that
subsequent revisions to drawings after submission of the draft BOQ to the client in
approved format and estimates are not overlooked when the Draft Final document is
prepared. The quantity estimate shall be prepared to a reasonable accuracy (within + -
10%). Allowance shall be made in BOQ of work items to cover likely changes in
condition between design and start of construction. The extracted bill quantities shall be
referenced as bill items that conform to the measurement clauses of the Specification.
Summaries shall be provided for each section, and combined into one Summary of BOQ.
Bid Documents
To ensure that the potential for delays and cost increment during the construction phase is
minimized it is necessary to produce comprehensive and accurate bid documents. Our
approach recognizes that emphasis on quality and accuracy must guide production of a set
of coherent and correlated standard documentation.
The technical specification should be in accordance with the best international / national
practices and should be prepared to achieve the highest standards of quality.
Contract document shall contain the following:

Section I : Invitation for Bids (IFB)
Section II : Instruction to Bidders (ITB)
Section III : Sample Forms of Bid, Qualification, Information, Letter of

Intention to Award, Letter of Acceptance and Agreement
Section IV : General Condition of Contract (GCC)
Section V : Special Condition of Contract (SCC) Section VI: Specifications
Section VII : Drawings
Section VIII : Bill of Quantities
Section IX : Sample Forms of Securities

CHAPTER IV CONCLUSION AND RECOMENDATION
4.1CONCLUSION
We have prepared Detail Project Report of Preparation of Detailed Architecture and

Engineering Design of Buddha Park, Sindhupalchok and we could conclude following
findings as shown in Table;
COST FOR BARHABISE MUNICIPALITY
Description of Work Amount (NRs.) Remarks

1 General Item 1,170,000.00
2 Main Buddha Stupa 15,038,892.08
3 Chorten 3,585,647.51
4 Prayer Space 1,937,563.78
5 Green Lounge 349,734.07
6 Parking 411,086.32
7 Water Fountain & OAT 7,258,247.05
8 Roadway 5,474,555.02
9 Boundary Wall 7,609,614.99
10 Main Entrance Gate 138,932.70
11 Garden Sitting 597,397.71
12 Mischallenous 900,000.00
sub total 44,471,671.17
VAT @ 13% 5,781,317.25
Contingencies @ 5% 2,223,583.56
Grand Total 52,476,571.98

In words: Rs. Five Core Twenty Four Lakh Seventy Six Thousand Five Hundred
Seventy One and Paisa Nighty Eight Only.
4.2 RECOMMENDATION
As per agreement we have prepared detail architectural, structural designs and drawings
and its associated detail quantity estimate and abstract of cost of Buddha Park,
Sindhupalchok is based on the rate analysis of Sindhupalchok district rate for Financial
Year 2076/77. It is recommended that based on abstract of cost and quantity of items,
Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development shall move forwards for procurement.

Annex
1.Summary of Cost
2.Abstract of Cost
3.Detail Estimate
4.Rate Analysis
5.Drawing
a.Site Location Map
b.Architecture Design Drawing
c.Structure Design Drawing

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Final Report on Preparation of Detailed Architecture and Engineering Design of Buddha Park

Office of Barhabise Municipality

Feb 23, 2020

Total Consultancy Service Pvt .Ltd Page i

Name of the Consultant Total Consultancy Service Pvt.Ltd

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SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PROJECT

Name of project: Preparation of Detailed Architecture and Engineering

Geographic Location: Sindhupalchok District,

Required Components for the park

S.N Description Remarks

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This Final report on "Preparation of Detailed Architecture and Engineering Design of

1.4 SCOPE of Works

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The basic requirement of proposed park is as follows:

1.5 STUDY AREA

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CHAPTER II PROJECT BACKGROUND AND DESIGN

2.1 PHYSICAL LOCATION AND GEOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Barhabise Municipality is located in the Sindhupalchok district of Province-03 of Nepal. This

2.2 PROJECT SITE : Ghude

2.3 PARK AREA INFORMATION

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2.4 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE

 Electricity and communication - The Municipality gets electricity supply through

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CHAPTER III A/E DESIGN AND COST ESTIMATE

3.1 ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT

S.N Description Area (Sq.m)

ESTIMATED COST FOR BUDDHA PARK

S.N. Description of Work Amount (NRs.) Remarks

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3.2 STRUCTURE ANALYSIS:

3.2.1 OBJECTIVE OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS:

Other codes of practice to be referred to are as follows:

a. NBC: 105-1994: National Building Code: Seismic Design of Building in Nepal

Footings (Top and Sides) 50 mm

d) Beams 25 mm or bar dia whichever is greater

e) Slabs 15 mm or bar dia whichever is greater

f) Retaining walls (on face adjoining soil) 30 mm

g) Retaining walls (on other face) 25 mm

Structural Dimensioning: In addition to the requirements governed by loads and forces

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Minimum thickness of floors required is 110 mm.

Reinforced cement concrete : 2500 kg/cum

. Plain cement concrete : 2400 kg/cum

Brick masonry : 1900 kg/cum

Cinder filling in toilets : 800 kg/cum

Cement mortar / plaster : 2100 kg/cum

Floor finish (marble flooring as/specs; 40mm thick) : 150 kg/sqm

Brick bat coba : 2000kg/cum

 Roof (Accessible) : 150 kg/sqm

 Roof (Inaccessible) : 75 kg/sqm

Design Horizontal Seismic Coefficient Ah = Z/2 * I/R *Sa/g

Importance factor (I) for the buildings shall be taken as 1

Response Reduction factor (=R) as per Table 7 is taken as 5.

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Other Loads: Following effects expected to be insignificant shall be ignored:

Shrinkage, creep and temperature stresses, excepting special cantilevers.

a) 1.5 x (Dead load + Live load)

b) 1.5 x (Dead load  Earthquake load in X-direction)