Determination of Efficiency of Multi-Storied Building Parameters for a Proposed Construction Using Soil Data

Abstract: The architectural site preference had been preferred plays a major role in building planning as it properly arranges the requirements and the structural criteria comes second that purely dependent on this. The strata below the GL shows different soil parameters that can be used for enhancement of building parameters. To address this problem, this project is carried out under earthquake zone III with analysis of G+7 storey building. For this study, commercial building structures are modelled with predefined height, plan area and loading to be considered and analysed. The buildings will simulate in compliance with the Indian Code of Practices for earthquake resistant design of buildings. Foundation part of the building will be considered as per actual soil investigation report, values converted into software readable form that will be vary from structure as per different bore hole considered. For this, 11 models were created and analysed. Then selected parameter’s output values are compared with each model case has discussed. On concluding the research, the load carrying capacity of building with different bore holes were predicted and load prediction curve has created for comparative representation of load required v/s extra load prediction to address the finalize the aim to improve design practices and address challenges in modern engineering buildings with site preference