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A guide to Types of buildings and Activities performed in it
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A guide to Types of buildings and Activities performed in it

Boost your Building design and Construction skills by learning the activities performed in different Types of buildings
Last updated 1/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Type of buildings
  • Brief idea of the activities performed in each type of building
  • Improve Building design skills
  • Improve Building construction skills

Course content

4 sections20 lectures49m total length
  • Introduction4:02
  • Why is Building typology important3:15
  • Mobile and Permanent buildings1:38
  • Classification of Buildings based on Type of Occupancy2:01

    Learn how occupancy defines building activities and how classification by occupancy groups buildings into nine types: residential, educational, institutional assembly, business, mercantile, industrial, storage, and hazardous—guiding room needs.

Requirements

  • No Building designing or construction experience required. You can start with this course.

Description

Every building has a foundation, walls, roof, flooring and many other common elements. But, this doesn’t mean that all the buildings are the same. They can be classified or grouped into different types based on different factors such as the size, the height, the life and more.


So, you know that there are different types of buildings but, you may have a question that why should you know them. The answer to this question lies within the definition of Building planning.


Building planning or designing is a procedure where you are going to divide an area of the site by considering the available funds in such a way that

  1. There is enough space for all the activities

  2. with optimum ventilation, illumination and other features.


In the first point, it is mentioned that as a planner you need to allocate enough space for different activities. So, you need to know what activities are going to take place in a particular type of building. Once you know the activities you will then get to know about the space required for each activity.


To research and come up with a new list of activities for every new building is not a good idea because:

  1. It increases the time for creating a plan

  2. And It has a great risk of failure because it has not been tested.


Hence, architects and engineers have documented and grouped the similar types of buildings with specific names as residential, educational, mercantile etc. Over time the requirements of different buildings have been realized, the optimum dimensions for different rooms were known and all this information has been noted to use in future. So, building typology has made it possible to work quickly by following the suggestions noted from the past experiences.


In this course we have documented all that information of building typology into beautiful chunks of videos. So that you can learn this important subject in easy and engaging manner.



Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who is interested to get into building design or construction industry