How to Design Building Footing - My shortcut approach (Paano mag design ng building footing?)

This video will guide you on how to calculate the size of footing using the preliminary approach, a very quick and easy reference for low-rise buildings.

[rajanv.m.]

Sir,
It is understood from your video that you have adopted 15KN/m^2 per floor. If we adopt column load= No. Of floor xtributary areax load/m^2 for internal column calculating load for foundation we normally take 16 KN/m^2 for residential, 17KN/m^2 for educational building, 18KN/m^2 for Institutional building, 20 KN/m^2 for commercial/assembly building, 22 KN/m^2 for industrial building as load/m^2 per floor and for roof you can consider 10 to 12 KN/m^2.
If we consider residential building as per this total load= 2x16+12=44KN/m^2 and foundation load for internal column will be (5x4.5) x 44= 990 KN/m^2. This is for information please.

[hadrianlemuel]

this is what we call, theory with experience. very informative video sir! dami ko natutunan :) thank you.

[mervilan]

I appreciate your approach to focus on the theoretical. Anyway the codes are there to refer to to anytime plus it is a way to double check the design softwares. This is also a review for us "old" CE's who has not focused too much on design for many years.
Thanks po.

[bernardcarreon]

This is the best video tutorial so far. Very clear and precise. More videos to come po sana para sa mga starters at mag rereview ng gustong bumalik sa pagdesign. More power Sir!

[pixelstudio]

The most underrated channel. Advice lang po para mapansin video mo sa ibang pinoy. Tagalog title para malaman nila

[mariasulpiciapolinga]

Malaking tulong itkng mga videos mo. Retired civil engineer dating nagtrabaho ng construction company sa Manila. Sa work ko hindi ko nagawa ang structural design computation. Kaya ngayon inaaral ko ulit . Malaking tulong ang mga videos mo. Maraming salamat.

[joelmosteiro]

Nice video sana mag patuloy lang blog nyo for others na gustong ma refresh ang design calculation.

[renatoducusin]

REFRESH na naman me regarding your VIDEO...SANA CONTINUES nyo lng VLOG nyo.... SIR...Long LIVE forever...GOD BLESS us all.

[jezrellelabis]

Thank you sir.. Dati while nag review ako sa board exam kaya nandito ako, ngayon nandito na naman para sa more learning sa profession natin.. ♡♡

[dariodablio]

Great tutorial Engr. Very very impressive and clear guidance of designing structure

[atibapatv]

Gusto ko matutunan ang mga ibat ibang technical details ng ganitong work kasi pag alam ang mga basic theory madali na lang sa actual kasi mababasa mo ng mabilis ang plan. New subs sir 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 thanks for this information. Malaking tulong sa mga naghahanap ng dagdag kaalaman. 💯

[janetluceno]

Hi, Sir. Thank you so much for this! Very useful and madali maintindihan. By the way, Sir, interested po ako sa tabulation for quick reference na nabanggit nyo po. Salamat so much!

[sofroniocarranza]

Yes maganda yan engr boti naisipan mo mag blog ng ganyan marami kang matulongan mga civil engineering students at sino mag nais matutu sana magkaron ng batas Ang will experience civil works at ma certified ng bawat civil engineer ay pwede mag exam as category junior civil engineering malaliking bagay sa hindi nakatapos ng engg mga contractor ay magkaron ng ethics.

[ricoshousedesign]

Thank you sir very impormative and excellent at malaki na po ang maitulong sa amin ito.. God bless!

[leoniloestocapio]

Sir thanks for your very interesting and useful information regarding the design of buildings

[aronjamesempig]

Maraming salamat sir s pagshare ng knowledge nyu. More videos pa sa designing ng residential

[cadworkz]

Thank you sa tutorial po, very helpful po

[alvinmuridil]

Thank you sir sa video nyo marami akung na recall.

[jambriellemotovlog]

Sir lagi ko po kayo sinusubaybayan napaka dali kasi intindihin ang mga explanation ninyo.. bka naman po sir pwede gawa din kayo ng video kung pano maggawa ng maxwell diagram ng truss design 😃😃 very helpful po💪💪

[jhephayudini]

Thanks so much po mas naiintindihan ko po video nyo kesa sa iba well detailed..