Habitat House



Habitat House

 Description

This is a Habitat for Humanity House built for people in need. This particular house was built for tow adults and two kids to live in happily. This house contains three bedrooms one of which is a master bedroom, two bathrooms which there is one master bath out of those two, a living room, a closet, and a kitchen. This house had to be less than 1070 square feet and it was by being 1056 square feet over all. This was a rather simple house and it was fun to build.

Site Plan



Renderings

DIMENSIONED FLOOR PLAN

ELEVATIONS

 WALL SECTION

DOOR AND WINDOW SCHEDULE





ROOM SCHEDULE

ELECTRICAL PLAN

PLUMBING PLAN

WATER PRESSURE CALCULATIONS

Water Pressure Calculations
Length	L	16565.3	ft
Flow Rate	Q	100	gpm
Hazen-Willams	C	100
Diameter	d	8	in
Static Head	Sh	109.82	ft
Head Loss	hf	6.980965	ft
Dynamic Head	Dh	102.829	ft
Actual Pressure		44.534	psi



Water Runoff Calculations

Pre-development  (for 100 year storm)

Q = CfCiA
C = 0.1
i = 3.05
A = 0.5 acres (from site plan)
Q= (1.25)(0.1)(3.05)(0.5) = 0.2 cfs
Post-development (for 100 year storm)
Q = CfCiA
C (grass) = 0.2  C (asphalt) = .96  C (roof) = .96
i = 3.05
A (grass) = 0.5 acres  A (roof) = 0.03 acres  A (drive way) = 0.05 acres
Q = [(1.05)(0.2)(3.05)(0.5)] + [(1.05)(0.96)(3.05)(0.03)] + [(1.05)(0.96)(3.05)(0.05)]
Q = 0.32 + 0.09 + 0.15  Q = 0.56Change in runoff

ΔQ = Qpost - Qpre 

ΔQ = 0.24 - 0.2

ΔQ = 0.36

In order to counter-act the water from the storm water runoff there needs to be a small ditch dug near where the runoff is to help absorb the water from it.