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E2-E3
Architecture
Technical
Schedule of Accommodation
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• This is a presentation for the E2-E3 Technical Module
for the Topic: Schedule of Accommodation .
• Eligibility: Those who have got the Up-gradation to from
E2 to E3.
• This presentation is last updated on 15-3-2011.
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AGENDA
What is Schedule of Accommodation
Different component of SOA
Departmental Technical Procedure
Pre-construction and Construction Stage
INTRODUCTION
• What Is Schedule Of Accommodation:
• Schedule of Accommodation power has been delegated
to the Head Circles to sanction SOA for a given building
(vide DOT lr. No. 501-20/TPS-(BT), dt April’1988), within
the prescribed limit for that size of the building the head
of the circle should or suppose to approve the SOA
based on a actual requirement of space keeping in view
of the limit as per the standards.
• Component form of user’s requirements
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SOA
• Circulation spaces
• Wall area and
• Toilet area etc
• On receipt of schedule of accommodation from user
• Requirements we as a architect are suppose to add up
additional area required for circulation
• Toilet area/ drinking water and wall area’s etc. as per
norms
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SOA
• These area’s is called plinth area’s Which includes
circulations, toilets and wall area in addition to user’s
requirements
• Plinth is achieved by adding 60% more area to the carpet
area.
• This plinth area is the basic factor which an architect is
suppose to accommodate in a proposed building
considering horizontal and vertical components of the
proposed building
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SOA
• Based on the prevaling building norms in a perticular
state. Such as ground coverage, FAR, Setbacks parking
norms, etc.
• Based on the above plinth area and building norms,
Architect analysis the scheme and tranfer it on paper as
single line sketch.
• While conceptualizing the scheme, Architect also works
out the inter relation ship between various components of
the buildings in the form of flow diagrams.
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SOA
• When the whole concept is analyzed. We prepare a
line diagram accommodating all the requirements
projected by the client (user). Which reflect the
ground coverage and the no of floors.
• These sketches are explained to our competent
authority of the particular region like CGM.
• Now client/user is a better position to visualized the
requirement projected by them.
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SOA
• At this stage if sum modifications are desired by client,
the same are incorporated in scheme, and preliminary
drawings are prepared.
• There preliminary drawings containing plans, elevation
and section including lay out plan are issued to the
competent authority for obtaining formal approval along
with brief specifications.
• On receipt of formal approval on preliminary drawings as
well as specification, PE is prepared by civil wing.
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SOA
• A brief specification is also discussed with the
client and finalized.
• Now the PE is send for financial approval as well
expenditure sanction.
• Once A/A and E/S is received submission are
prepared for obtaining approval from local
bodies. like DDA, NDMC, MCD and fire
department.
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SOA
• Finally on receipt of approval from local bodies detailed
working drawings are prepared.
• Based on there working drawings DE (Detail Estimated)
is prepared by civil wing. And tendering process/award
of work process is initiated by civil wing.
• These above mentioned activities are called
preconstruction activities and Architect is supposed to
have full involments in this activities.
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Schedule of Accommodation
PART -2
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Departmental Technical Procedure
Pre-construction’ and ‘construction’ stage
• The execution of a project/ work has two stages, viz. the
‘Pre-construction and ‘construction stage’.
• The following activities are involved in these stages:
Pre-construction Stage:-
1)Requisition from the client.
2)Preparation of site/soil data, and assessment of feasibility
of services such as water supply, electricity, drainage and
sewerage etc.
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3) Discussions with the client to assess and appreciate their
requirements, incorporation of the same and preparation
of preliminary plans.
4) Approval of the preliminary plans by the client
Preparation of preliminary estimate.
5) Preparation of preliminary estimate.
6) Approval of the preliminary estimate by the client.
7) Preparation of architectural drawings and review with
client and modification of drawings, if required.
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8) Preparation and submission of the plans to the Local
Bodies or their approval.
9) Approval of plans by the Local Bodies.
10) Preparation of preliminary structural sizes.
11) Preparation of services drawings.
12) Preparation of detailed working drawings.
13)Preparation of NIT and call of pre-qualification
applications wherever applicable.
14)Preparation of structural drawings.
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15)Selection of contractors from the pre-qualification
applications wherever applicable.
16)Call of tenders and pre-bid conference wherever
applicable.
17)Receipt/Opening of tenders.
18)Decisions on tender and award of work.
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Construction stage:-
i. Execution of work and contact management .
ii. Completion of work.
iii. Testing and commissioning.
iv. Completion certificate from Local Body including fire
clearance.
v. Handing over to client.
vi. Settlement of accounts.
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Local Bodies
• To avoid any infringement of building and health bye-laws
of local Municipal Committee/ Corporation, the building
plans should be prepared by Senior Architects keeping in
view the provisions and requirements of these bye-laws.
• The Executive Engineer shall furnish the services plans to
Senior Architect.
• The Senior Architect will submit through the concerned
executive Engineer (Civil) the complete plans to such
local bodies for their approval prior to commencement of
the work].
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Local Bodies
• The Senior Architect shall pursue with the Local Bodies
in close co-ordination with the Executive Engineer (Civil)
for obtaining the necessary clearance/approvals.
• On Commencement of work, the local bodies should
also be moved simultaneously for provision of ancillary
services.
• Provision for such external services, wherever required
to be provided for by the Department should invariably
be made in the main project estimate.
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Local Bodies
Horticulture Works
• When the building work has sufficiently advanced, the
concerned DD(H)/ AD(H) should initiate action for
horticulture works.
Completion of Works
• The administrative Department/ Ministry shall be kept
intervals about the stages of progress of work so that the
client’s observations, if any, could be responded to
before the work is completed.
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Local Bodies
Building Works: Main Stages
• After a requisition for a work required to be done
is received, Preliminary estimate is prepared by
(Civil Wing) to give an idea of approximate cost
involved based on preliminary plans.
• It is sent to the requisitioning authority for
Administrative approval.
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Local Bodies
• For execution of the work, the under-mentioned
for items are the basic pre-requisites which are
required to be fulfilled, before it is taken in hand
or liability incurred in connection with it.
(i) Administrative Approval.
(ii) Expenditure Sanction.
(iii) Technical Sanction.
(iv) Appropriation or reappropriation of funds.
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Administrative Approval
• An approximate estimate and such preliminary
plans as are necessary
• The proposal is to be submitted by Civil Wing
authorities as required in pkara 62 of ‘D’ code.
• The formal acceptance of a proposal for work by
the Department is termed Administrative
approval of the work.
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Administrative Approval
• And is in effect an order to the BSNL Civil Wing
authorizing to execute certain specified works at
a stated sum to meet the Administrative needs
of the department requiring the work..
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• After the proposal has received the administrative
approval, a properly detailed estimate will be
prepared for the sanction of the competent authority
of the BSNL Civil Wing.
• This sanction is known as the Technical sanction
to the estimate and amounts to nothing more than a
guarantee that the plans are structurally sound and
meet the requirements of the indenting authority and
that the estimates are accurately calculated.
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Technical Sanction
Expenditure Sanction
• Based on adequate and sufficient data.
Technical sanction can only be accorded by
BSNL Civil Wing and is necessary before the
construction of the work is commenced.
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Expenditure Sanction
i. Expenditure sanction means the concurrence
of the Government of India in the Ministry of
Finance to the proposed expenditure in cases
where this is necessary.
ii. It is the sanction of concerned Telecom
Authority, as the case may be.
iii. In all other cases, the act of appropriation or re
appropriation will operate as sanction to the
expenditure concerned.
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Expenditure Sanction
ii. it is not essential that expenditure sanction should
invariably be obtained after technical sanction has been
given.
• In such cases it would be advisable to apply for
expenditure sanction before going to he labor and
expenses of preparing detailed plans and estimates.
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Appropriation or Re appropriation of funds
• Appropriation means the allotment of a sum of money
within a unit of appropriation of a particular sum of money
to meet expenditure on a specified object.
• It is in effect a financial sanction and is operative only for
the official year during which it is given.
• Re-appropriation means the transfer of funds from one
unit of appropriation to another such unit in cases where
expenditure cannot be met unit of appropriation
concerned.
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Type
Sq.ft/.Sq.m.
Staircase/
Circulation
Sq.ft/.Sq.m.
Sleeping out
Balcony
Sq.ft/.Sq.m
.
Cycle/Scoot
er garage
Sq.ft/.Sq.m
.
Remarks
• 1
365 / 34.00 54 / 5.00 80 / 7.45 27 / 2.50Cycle Shed
100%
• 2
484 /45.00 54 / 5.00 80 / 7.45 27 / 2.50
Cycle Shed
100%
Area of Unit
AREA OF STATEMENT FOR RESIDENTIAL QUARTS
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TypeStaircase/
Circulation
Sq.ft/.Sq.m.
Sleeping out
Balcony
Sq.ft/.Sq.m
.
Cycle/Scoot
er garage
Sq.ft/.Sq.m
.
Remarks
Sq.ft/.Sq.m.
Area of Unit
AREA OF STATEMENT FOR RESIDENTIAL QUARTS
3600 / 55.75 54 /5.00
4
900 / 83.00 54 /5.00 84 / 7.4545 / 4.50
Scooter
Shed 100%
5
1,500 /
139.75
65 / 6.00 108 / 9.85225 / 2.90
Garage 100%
84 / 7.45 45 / 4.50Scooter
Shed 100%
AREA OF STATEMENT FOR RESIDENTIAL QUARTS
• Type (vii) 214 sq meter
• Type (viii) 251 sq meter
• Type (vi) 167 sq meter
• Norms for office Space
• Office space Norms as per Directorate of Estate, Ministry of Urban
Development for Different Category of Officers/Staff. For
LDC/UDC 40 sq ft/person
• For section officer/Draughts Man/ Asstt. Egg 60sqft/person
• For executive Engineer (Under Sect.) 120 sq ft/person
• For Director / Dy. secretary. 180 sq ft/person
• For Jt.. secretary. and Above 240 sq ft/person
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