example of final project civil engineering - AL RAHBA MOSQUE
Final year project report in civil engineering. Project of MOSQUE.
A mosque is a place of worship for followers of the Islamic faith. Muslims oftenrefer to the mosque by its Arabic name, masjid.
The Arabic word masjid means temple or place of worship and comes from the
Arabic root sajada (root "s-j-d," meaning to bow or kneel) which means he
worshipped in reference to the prostrations performed during Islamic prayers.
A mosque is symbolically very important to Muslims, and is a humble way for
man to recreate pure divine presence on earth. But mosques are not built
according to divine patterns (as is alleged by many other religions) -- they are
simply divinely guided. There are no very clear rules to what a mosque should
look like, indicated in the central religious scriptures.
Mandatory elements to the mosque are that it clearly must indicate the direction to
Mecca (this direction is called qibla). The indication is in most mosques a
mihrab, a niche in the wall. The area in front of the mihrab must be roofed. In the
wall of the mihrab there can be no doors.
Mosques are centre of cities, or of neighborhoods in cities. This function does not
always have to be structured, but can be connected to mentality, and the
establishment of a new mosque often makes a centre emerge. This mechanism was
strong in older days, but is becoming more and more unusual.
Scope of work in civil engineering
The Architect is required to provide services in respect of the following :
1.1 Site evaluation and assessment.
1.2 Interior design _ space planning/ development & volumetric study.
1.3 Architectural additions and alterations.
1.4 Design of fixed items of work, loose furniture & interior related civil works.
1.5 Illumination design.
1.6 Sound and acoustic design.
1.7 Graphic design and signage.
1.8 Indoor plants cape.
1.9 Selection of materials, equipment and other interior related elements.
1.10 Integration of all Engineering services.
1.11 Periodic inspection and evaluation of works at site...
1.1 Site evaluation and assessment.
1.2 Interior design _ space planning/ development & volumetric study.
1.3 Architectural additions and alterations.
1.4 Design of fixed items of work, loose furniture & interior related civil works.
1.5 Illumination design.
1.6 Sound and acoustic design.
1.7 Graphic design and signage.
1.8 Indoor plants cape.
1.9 Selection of materials, equipment and other interior related elements.
1.10 Integration of all Engineering services.
1.11 Periodic inspection and evaluation of works at site...
example of agreement and condtions of contract for building works
This is an example of contract for building works
this is an extract of this document :GENERAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE ARCHITECT
The Architect shall upon the execution of the agreement;
5.1 Issue comprehensive drawings and all necessary details and other information required by the
Contractor for the proper carrying out of the Works.
5.2 Expeditiously supply information, instructions and interpretations required or requested by the
Contractor to ensure the timely carrying out of the Works.
5.3 Issue all necessary approvals and certificates and take other required action as soon as
practicable.
5.4 Where the Architect is required under the contract to exercise his discretion by giving his
decision, opinion, consent or approval or by taking any other action which may affect the
rights and obligations of the Employer or the Contractor, he shall exercise such discretion
impartially within the terms of the contract.
6.0 GENERAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE QUANTITY SURVEYOR
The Quantity Surveyor shall, upon the execution of the agreement;
6.1 Expeditiously provide the necessary advice, opinion, assessment, measurements, computations,
or valuations as the case may be of any matter required of him under these conditions. While
giving advice, opinion, assessment, measurements, computations or valuations, he shall carry
out the task impartially within the terms of the contract.
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