The Affordable House Project is a Habitat For Humanity House Located in Noblesville, IN. A map is shown below. This house is for the Cyrus family. The family consists of one adults and two children. This house is a three bedroom home. I have incorporated Energy Star rated appliances for sustainability. Mr. Cyrus asked for a nonboxy house that has three bedrooms and one full and one half bath. As the architect, I had to stay within the Habitat for Humanity Guidelines, so I had to stay below 1070 square feet. This posed a special challenge to fit everything in.
Bubble Diagram/Sketch:
Site Plan:
Renderings (one inside, one outside, and one other one. more if you want!)
Dimensioned Floor Plan
Elevations (all 4)
Wall Section with labels
Window and Door Schedule
Room Schedule with total square footage
Electrical Plan
Plumbing Plan with key
Calculations
Storm Water Runoff
Predevelopment:
Q=C(f)CiA
I=3.05
A=.5
C(f)=1.25
C=.1
Q=(3.05)(.5)(1.25)(.1)=.2 cfs
Post development:
I=3.05
A=1011.8/43560=.02(Drive Way)
A=1167/43560=.02(Roof)
C(f)=1.25
C(asphalt)=.95
Q=3.05*(.46)*1.25*.95=1.67 cfs
Change in Runoff:
Q=Q(pre)-Q(post)
Q=.2-1.67= A difference of 1.47
So a ditch will be need to let the water sit while is soaks into the ground.
| Water Pressure Calculations | |||||
| Length | L= | 16565.3 | ft. | ||
| Flow Rate | Q= | 100 | gpm | ||
| Hazen-williams Coefficient | C= | 100 | |||
| Diameter | d= | 8 | in. | ||
| Static Head | 109.81 | ft. | |||
| Head Loss | h(f) | 6.98097 | |||
| Dynamic Loss | 102.829 | ft. | |||
| Actual Pressure | 44.5147 | ||||
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