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Design of New Low-Rise Commercial, Mercantile, and Office
Buildings, Part 2
Lecturer: Vincent A Ettari,
PE
In this course, Mr. Ettari will discuss the preliminary steps and issues which are involved in the planning and design of low-rise buildings which will contain commercial, mercantile, or office uses. Those issues which will be discussed in this course are as follows:
·
Existence
of the International Code Council and the
·
Applicability
of the
·
Applicability
of the 2008 New York City Building Code for Premises and Properties located in
·
Applicability
of Other Supplemental Regulations for Building Construction adopted
by other Municipalities located in
· Grandfathering of Existing Building and Uses
· The Applicability and Use of Reference Standards
· Identification of the Live Loads which a Structure must be able to Support
· Differentiating Between the Effects of Live Point Loads vs. Uniform Live Loads
· Determination and Computation of the Dead Loads of the Structure
· Determination and Computation of Environmental Loads which the Structure must be able to Support.
· Determination of Loads on, and from, Cabinetry
· Determination of Loads on Grab-bars, Handrails and Guardrails
· Determination of Loads on Sidewalks and Driveways
· Determination of Loads on Decks and Deck Railings
· Application of Ultimate Strength Design to the Design of Structural Elements
· Application of Allowable Stress Design to the Design of Structural Elements
· Computation of Balanced Snow Load, Snow Drift Load, Snow Slide Load, and Rain On Snow Load
· Analysis and Design of Roof Structures and Roof Rafters
· Analysis and Design of Ceiling Joists
· Analysis and Design of Floor Systems
· Analysis and Design of Beams
· Analysis and Design of Columns
· Analysis and Design of Foundation Walls
· Analysis and Design of Footings
· Design of Steel Structural Elements
· Design of Wood Structural Elements
· Design of Reinforced Concrete Structural Elements