2 · Room Schedule

Give each room a size and a floor. Imposed loads come straight from IS 875 Part 2 by occupancy, so the load path stays honest from here on.

1. Project & Plot2. Rooms3. Layout4. Elevation5. Loads6. Grid Loading7. Lateral Loads8. Analysis9. Design10. Reinforcement11. Quantities12. Report
Pick the grid bays a room sits in (X 1,2,3… and Y A,B,C…) and it is placed exactly between those columns — walls land on beams and nothing spills outside the buildable area. Leave the bays blank and the room is only area-checked, drawn packed inside the footprint.

Rooms on ground floor

IS 875 Part 2 Table 1 — imposed load by occupancy
RoomOccupancyGrid XGrid YL (m)W (m)AreaLL kN/m²Check
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10.502.00OK
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10.502.00OK
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10.502.00OK
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10.502.00OK
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10.503.00OK
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2.522.00OK

Area balance

Carpet area this floor
55.02m²
Buildable footprint
63.00m²
Planning efficiency
87.33%
Rooms
6
At 87% there is little left for walls, passages and the staircase. Aim for 70–80% carpet.
metres · 0.014 m/px
Plot 15 × 9 mLiving3.50 × 3.00 mDining3.50 × 3.00 mKitchen3.50 × 3.00 mBedroom 13.50 × 3.00 mStaircase3.50 × 3.00 mToilet2.10 × 1.20 m1234ABCA1A2A3A4B1B2B3B4C1C2C3
— — orange dashed = buildable footprint after setbacks■ solid = column at a grid intersection, sized as designedorange fill = room snapped to bays · blue fill = unplaced roomhatched = bay not built on this storey — no slab, beam, column or loadX grid 1,2,3… · Y grid A,B,C…
Built-up105.0 m²Columns11Governing column264 kNConcrete38.2 m³Steel2.30 t11 checks need attention

Preliminary design aid. Not a substitute for analysis and detailed design by a licensed structural engineer. Does not include detailed seismic design to IS 13920, soil investigation, or statutory compliance.