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and because of the 200mm width, the most is i can place 3-16mm on the short side. ah. but i would only need the bundled bars on the ground floor. on the 2nd floor, 175x300 would be adequate

yes. been having trouble for days now. and considering it is only a 2-storey bldg. am i right in assuming that the 2nd floor which is loaded heabily with CHB partitions for walk-closets and T&B that contributed to this? and also another thing. a few of my beams require having 8-9 rebars. and...

hmm i see. right. i would opt to use larger bars. but it was also specified using 16mm dia bars on reinforcements. is it not possible?

good day! i recently started working in structural designing. i have little actual experience so there are a few things that i am unsure of. right now i am designing a 2-storey residential building. due to the architectural requirement, my columns are limited to 200mm width. however, some are...

And yeah. The company also has a construction department. However, it focuses mainly on monitoring and inspections. I don't know if I'm mistaken but I think the learning just isn't the same as when you are the one handling the project, particularly the implementation and the people behind the works.

May I ask what are regulatory agencies?Thanks a lot. I agree with you. It is so difficult imagining various items of work without ever seeing them on actual. It is just so unfortunate that when I already decided to try pursuing a job on the Contractor's side, my co-worker just resigned, leaving...

Sorry about that. I tend to express my thoughts wrongly whenever my mind is thinking a lot. My thoughts are really disorganized right now. If I'm not mistaken, in construction there are 2 sides, The owner and contractor. Owners do the inspections, monitoring and rough estimates as guideline when...

sir oldestguy i haven't seen your reply earlier. i am truly sorry. i actually had considered that about changing jobs early on. that it may affect my future applications. but truthfully, i am quite not satisfied with my work right now and i don't want my outputs to suffer. as it is a bit...

its more on horizontal development. roads, drainage facilities, etc. maybe bits of verticals here and there. i'm a civil engineer. they have a construction dept which includes estimates and inspections, i think they also have planning but on major works they hand it to other contractors. but i...

thanks a lot. it really helped. somehow i agree with you. the larger the company, the more limited you become given the scale of the projects and so the division of works. it was unfortunately something i realized after entering the company. however right now, i'm also a bit hesitant thinking if...

sorry. my mistake. the company i have set my eyes on right now is inclining towards implementation. handling projects, estimates, and the like. and where i am right now, is more focused on horizontal development and i am assigned to clerical works and maybe in the future, negotiations with...

i am a fresh graduate and i wanted to seek your advise. i am actually really confused right now. i wouldn't start by asking which is better since they are of different fields and shouldn't be compared. i recently started working on the owner's side which is obviously a bigger company. but i...