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Estimating Area for a Conference Hall

06/04/2010 4:40 AM

I do not know any thing in civil eng.

So i want to know simplest way to make out estimate of a area 10*8*8 per metre square for a conference hall

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Re: Estimating Area for a Conference Hall

06/04/2010 11:13 AM

Area = length*width = 10*8 = 80 m2 in this example.

Volume = length*width*height = 10*8*8 = 640 m3.

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Re: Estimating Area for a Conference Hall

06/04/2010 11:50 AM

Is your ceiling really 8 meters Above Finish Floor? That strikes me as odd for a room this size.

"...simplest way to make out estimate of..." estimate of what? Are you asking about legal occupant load for a room this size? Or, are you asking how much money this might cost, as in price estimate?

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Re: Estimating Area for a Conference Hall

06/05/2010 2:03 AM

To calculate area one need not specialized in Civil Engineering. Middle level school mathematical training is enough. I presume he needs cost estimates along with Bill of quantities.

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