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1 51566 LTE 2:33 AM Done drive.google.com AA C D. Describe other alternative construction method to be used on the chosen site and describe its response to environmental and sustainability legislation for the given 11 scenario Pro Clima Aerosana Visconn "hermo Hemp Combi Jute) Existing floorboards Pro Clima Intello Plus Alternative Suspended Timber Thermo Hemp Combi Jut Floor from below (With gap at perimeter joist - Wood Fibre board fitted to underside of joists) Pro Clima Contega Solido St Gutex Multiplex Top (Wood Fibre T&.G Board) te may require Pro Clima Even though adding insulation between the joists can greatly minimize heat loss, the floor joists' exposed length acts as a repeating thermal bridge and can still transmit considerable amounts of heat. The floor joists make up at least 11% of a typical suspended floor, therefore insulating them will provide complete thermal continuity over the whole floor surface. If there is enough room and headroom, an appropriate insulation can be put directly to the bottom of the floor joists to lessen the effects of this thermal bridge. It's crucial to keep in mind that the floor joists will now be carrying more weight (D. Judd, 2022). Since this is still suspended timber flooring, it still goes well with the code and legislation but it upped its durability and performance by highlighting its ability when it comes to insulation which makes it improve the latter system. 12.III 51566 LTE 2:33 AM B drive.google.com PART 2: Detailed Structure A. Identify the zone requirements for the given newbuild design and create a table of preliminary data. ln relation m the Christchurch District plan, table 1+2.le tht: cunstructitin will bu based on Residential Suburban [one item number Description Site Density Min Site Men \"[45\" m\" Building height .\\[n.\\ height 5.5m, single storey Outilimr Min}; space Nut Men 01\")\" m: hall be readily accessible {mm a living :ircn Ill. each residential unit -slt;lll mil be iJCL'upieLl by any building' access or parking space Daylight recession planes Gutters and eaves by up to 0.2m [measured vertically Solar panels up to 2m in length per boundary Chimneys, ventilation shafts, spires, poles and masts (where poles and masts are less than 9m above ground level), provided that the maximum dimension thereof parallel to the boundary for each of these structures shall not exceed 1m Where a single gable end with a base (excluding eaves) of 7.5m or less faces a boundary and a recession plane strikes no lower than half way between the eaves and ridge line. the gable end may intrude through the recession plane. 1 51566 LTE 2:33 AM Done drive.google.com AA C 10 B. Recommend and describe a foundation system for the new-build design based on the chosen site and show its suitability. The structure will use shallow foundations as it is only single storey residential but it will utilize a combination of isolated column footing and wall footings. This will suffice the loadings it will experience. Shallow foundation is deemed to be economical and the isolated column footing is the most straightforward foundation system as it directly transfers the loads from the column to the soil. It can be comprised by either reinforced or non-reinforced material, C. Determine and describe the design aspects of a suspended particle board timber flooring for the new-build design There are typically two types of floor structures: suspended and solid. Older homes frequently have suspended timber flooring, which are built of planks of the same material that are then fastened to joists directly above the house's foundation. This leaves a little opening that permits ventilation and air flow to keep the wood joists from becoming moist. In both residential and commercial buildings, suspended concrete flooring are typical (Drew, 2016) This is often an outdated form of flooring, and there are many more contemporary choices available, such as solid floors, which typically require less upkeep over time. A suspended timber floor makes it simpler to connect wiring beneath the floorboards and will absorb less moisture from the ground, limiting structural damage from damp, which is advantageous if your home is in a poorly drained region. D. Describe other alternative construction method to be used on the chosen site and describe its response to environmental and sustainability legislation for the given 11 CONRADO JOHN III FERNANDEZ A