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A
Advanced Building Technology and Serviced
Report
On
Swimming Pool , Multi – Basement , Industrial
Structures

In Partial fulfilment of requirement for

the degree of
Bachelors of Architecture.

Savitribai Phule Pune University,

Pune

Submitted by:

Mr. Raj Bharat Raut

Under the guidance of

Prof. Vishaka P
Prof.Rutuja .S

A.B.M.S.P’s
ANANTRAO POWAR COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

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supervision and guidance and best of my knowledge and
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 ❖ SWIMMING POOL

INTRODUCTION

• . Swimming pool or swimming bath is a structure is design to hold water to

enable swimming or other leisure activities, Pools can be built on ground or
underground.
• On ground pools are most commonly constructed from materials such as
concrete, natural stone, metal, plastic, or fiberglass, and can be of a custom size
and shape or built to a standardized size, the largest of which is the Olympic-size
swimming pool

TYPE OF SWIMMING POOL

a) OLYMPIC POOL –

• The Federation International de la Natation (FINA, International Swimming

Federation) sets standards for competition pools: 25 or 50 m (82 or 164 ft) long
and at least 1.35 m (4.4 ft) deep.
• Competition pools are generally indoors and heated to enable their use all year
round, and to more easily comply with the regulations regarding temperature,
lighting, and automatic officiating equipment.
• An Olympic-size swimming pool (first used at the 1924 Olympics) is a pool that
meets FINA's additional standards for the Olympic Games and for world
championship events. It must be 50 by 25 m (164 by 82 ft) wide, divided into
eight lanes of 2.5 m (8.2 ft) each, plus two areas of 2.5 m (8.2 ft) at each side of
the pool. Depth must be at least 2 m (6.6 ft)

Olympic pool
 b) SEMI OLYMPIC POOL

• Semi-Olympic pools, also called short pools, are half the length of Olympic
pools and comply with FINA's minimum dimensions and requirements forth 25-
meter competition use.
• These pools must be 25 meters long, this pool length (minimum distance
between the inner front sides of the pool) must be long enough so that the
distance of 25 meters between the two nearest faces of the two panels is ensured
when timing touch panels are used at the extreme starting walls or at the turns
with starting platforms must be at least 1.80 meters and the distance from the
Pool must have a minimum depth of 1.80 meters.
• The water depth of pools wall boundary must be 0 to 6 meters.
• The end walls must be vertical, parallel and form right 90 degree angles with the
swimming lane and with the surface of the water.
• The lane must be at least 2.5 meters wide, with 8 or 10 lanes in 25-metersemi-
Olympic pools.
• The space between the wall and the floating line of the first lane and the last
lane and the wall must be 0.20 meters. This distance must be kept to reduce or
mitigate the ripple effect on the swimmer. These are the main FINA
requirements for building a semi-Olympic pool

Semi Olympic pool

c) LEISURE POOL

• Lemure Pools Composite Armor is a revolutionary new technology in composite

swimming pool manufacturing
• Leisure Pools has been able to achieve tremendous improvement in flexural and
tensile strength.
• Testing shows that a Leisure Pools Composite Amor Vinyl Ester Resin
Swimming Pool is 111% stronger than a standard fiberglass swimming pool.
• Fiberglass pools are made from fiberglass-reinforced plastic, which has been
molded into a basin shape.
• To install the pool, a construction crew digs an appropriately sized bole, lays the
necessary plumbing, adds some sand filler and lowers the preformed pool
structure into the hole. Then they level the pool, hook up all the plumbing and
hack fill in the area around the pool. Usually, the pool is surrounded by a
concrete deck structure

Leisure pool
d) INFINITE POOL

• An infinity pool is also called an infinity edge pool or a zero edge pool.
• It is a reflecting or swimming pool where the water flows over one or more
edges, producing a visual effect of water with no boundary Such pools are often
designed so that the edge appears to merge with a larger body of water such as
the ocean, or with the sky, and may overlook locations such as natural landscapes
and cityscapes.
• They are often seen at hotels, resorts, estates, and in other luxurious places
• Infinity pools are expensive and require extensive structural, mechanical, and
architectural detailing. Since they are often built in precarious locations, sound
structural engineering is paramount.
• The high cost of these pools often arises from the elaborate foundation systems
that anchor them to hillsides
• The "infinite" edge of the pool terminates at a weir that is to % inch (2 to 6 mm)
lower than the required pool water level. A trough or catch basin is constructed
below the weir. The water spills into the catch basin, from where it is pumped
back into the pool

Infinity pool
 OXY FIT CLUBHOUSE

Date - 20/6/2020 Wednesday

Venue Oxyfit clubhouse, narhe
Location Dangat Estate , Navale
Bridge Pune 411041
Year of build – 2018
Swimming pool size 25 m x 10m
Total water capacity 4Lakh l
Accessory used ladder , benches

1. SIZE OF THE POOL –

The size of the pool is 25 m X 10 m.The depth of the pool is varying from 3ft to
5.5ft.

2. FILTRATION –
There are different filtration systems, such as:
▪ Diatomaceous Earth (DE) - This uses mined fossilized exoskeletons of tiny
diatoms to act as tiny sieves to remove debris. They are capable of filtering
particles as small as 5 microns, although they are the most expensive option and
require more maintenance.

▪ SAND - Water is pushed through a bed of filter sand and removed at the
bottom through a set of lateral tubes. As the filter sand becomes plugged with
debris from the pool, the pressure increases on the filter and the water flow
drops, at which point the sand needs to be replaced

▪ . CARTRIDGE - Water passes through a filter material

which captures debris. These are economical as they
don't need to be replaced as often as sand.

Cartridge filtration system

3. ELEMENTS OF SWIMMING POOL -

▪ c- Overflow pools have the water level that is flush or
slightly below the deck edge, with an overflow channel
along the pool border. The channel catches water
spillages/overflows and directs it to a below pool
balance tank for filtration

Overflow channel
▪ SKIMMER UNIT - Pool skimmer are filters that
capture floating debris before it can sink to the bottom
of the pool. Most skimmers on in-ground pools are
built into its upper sides, where the suction draws
debris and traps it. Most pool skimmers are accessed
via the pool deck area through a trap door or hatch

▪ BALANCING TANK - Balance tanks are designed to ensure that the water in the
pool remains at the correct level. In pools with a deck-level surface water drainage
system, a balance tank is essential. This is because in a deck-level pool, the pool
water is constantly overflowing at the surface into the drainage channel

ACCESSERIES -
LADDER-All pools whether public or private shall be provided
with a ladder or steps in the shallow end where water depth
exceeds 24 inches (610 mm). In private pools where water depth
exceeds 5 feet (1524 mm) there shall be ladders, stairs or
underwater benches/swim-outs in the deep end

4. LIGHT FIXTURE USED IN SWIMMING POOL -

▪ LIGHTING
1.General Design Considerations:
(a) The impact of glare from artificial and natural light sources on supervisors and
lifeguards shall be considered during the design of swimming pool and water theme
facilities
(b) Lights shall be located so that bulbs can be replaced when the pool is in use.
(c) Lights shall be shielded or shatter-proof
(d) Light shields shall be shatter-proof

2. Underwater Lighting -
:Where underwater lighting is to be used in a swimming
pool or water theme facility, the total lamp lumens shall
be not less than:
(a) 650 multiplied by the area in square meters of the
water surface for an outdoor swimming pool or water
theme facility; or,
(b) 1100 multiplied by the area in square meters of the
water surface for an indoor swimming pool or water
theme facility
3. Pool Area Lighting
An indoor pool or an outdoor pool where night swimming is permitted shall
a) Where underwater lighting complying to section 2 is used, provide area lighting
designed to ensure a minimum of 215 lux at the deck level for all the deck areas that
is directed towards the deck areas and away from the pool surface; or,
b) Where underwater lighting complying to section 2 is not used, provide area lighting
designed to ensure a minimum of 215 lux at the deck level for all the deck areas and
at the pool water surface

4. General Area Lighting:

(a) Lighting with a minimum of 215 lux at floor level shall be provided in pool dressing
rooms and any other area of the facility used by swimmers.
Introduction

▪ A basement or cellar is one or more floors of a building that are completely or partly
below the ground floor.
▪ It generally is used as a utility space for a building, where such items as the boiler,
water heater, breaker panel or fuse box, car park, and air-conditioning system are
located: so also are amenities such as the electrical distribution system and cable
television distribution point.
▪ In cities with high property prices, such as Mumbai, basements are often fitted out
to a high standard and used as living space. In British English, the word basement is
used for underground floors of, for example, department stores, but the word is used
only with houses when the space below the ground floor is habitable, with windows
and (usually) its own access.
▪ The word cellar applies to the whole underground level or to any large underground
room. A subcellar is a cellar that lies further underneath.

2. What is Basement?

A basement is part of a building that is either partially or completely below ground

level. A storey with a floor which at some point is more than 1,200 mm below the
highest level of ground adjacent to the outside walls." The term "basement' is
sometimes used interchangeably with the term 'cellar' and may refer to any sort of
below ground space used to provide accommodation, storage, car parking, services
spaces, and so on.
Date & Day: 23 August 2022.
Tuesday. Venue - Hadapsar
Magarpatta City, Pune

• Seasons mall Bure built on 12 acre plot. The mall has 6

passenger 25% service elevations.
• There are 3 exit and entry points for four wheeler and two
wheelers and two entry and exit points For loading &
unloading.
• The mall has four floors including two basement and one stilt
The mall has covered and basement parking spread across
6500sqm which would accommodate over 2000 Pour wheeler
and two. wheelers
• The height of the stilt parking was 4.5m & the height of
basement was 3.5m. Including 1m for services in stilt parking
from slab & In basement it was 0.6m from slab level.

Entry 6m wide
Drainage

• Fire fighting sprinklers system - red • Water supply - green

 Air conditioning duct Air conditioning duct
Fire fighting sprinklers system - red

Drainage system

Columns numbered

Columns guards
 Introduction

• Structural sheds used in industries to store raw materials or for product

manufacturing, known as industrial sheds
• These industrial sheds are used for warehouse, factories, go downs, workshops,
storage plants etc.
• Industrial sheds can be small or big in size depending on the requirement
• Various steps are involved in construction of industrial sheds like site inspection,
planning, design, components fabrication, installation etc. But the most important
step is component's fabrication, which should be of best quality for gaining and
maintaining the standards, endurance and various other benefits of an perfect
industrial shed.
• Best used for commercial or industrial purposes, an industrial shed is the most
cost effective construction method of creating A space for any purpose you desire.
• The majority of industrial building superstructures are framed in structural steel,
although a small percentage are in precast concrete. Steel is used primarily for its
large strength-to-weight ratio, enabling it to span large distances
economically. Steelwork is easily modified, which provides for a degree of
adaptability not always available from concrete structures.
• Ground slab and foundations are invariably reinforced concrete, though some
ground bearing slabs are constructed with no reinforcement. Industrial buildings
for containment of toxic of other processes may require construction primarily
from reinforced concrete.
• A dwarf wall of concrete, blockwork or brickwork is often constructed around the
building perimeter to minimize cladding damage from forklift trucks, etc.