Design & Drawings

RCC Structural Design & Working Drawings

IS 456 / IS 875 / IS 1893 compliant RCC design with bar-bending-ready structural detailing.

Undersized members collapse; oversized members burn money. Our structural design service produces safe, economical RCC frames analysed for gravity, wind (IS 875 Part 3), and seismic (IS 1893 Zone II/III as applicable to Chhattisgarh) load combinations. We deliver complete Good-For-Construction working drawings — footing layouts, column schedules, beam and slab reinforcement details — drawn so clearly that a site foreman can execute them without phone calls, and detailed so precisely that a bar bending schedule can be generated line-by-line from the sheets.

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Scope Covered

  • Residential G+1 to G+4 RCC framed structures
  • Commercial buildings, school blocks, and hostel structures
  • Retaining walls, underground water tanks, and septic structures
  • Steel-truss roofing over RCC frames (industrial sheds, halls)
  • Structural adequacy checks for floor additions on existing buildings

Key Deliverables

  • Structural Analysis Report with load combinations and member design summary
  • Footing Layout & Foundation Detail Drawings (isolated/combined/raft as required)
  • Column Schedule with reinforcement and lap-zone detailing floor-by-floor
  • Beam & Slab Reinforcement Detail Sheets (bar-bending-schedule ready)
  • Staircase, Lintel, Chajja & Sunken Slab Details
  • Structural Stability Certificate support documentation for municipal sanction

Why Clients Choose This Service

Safety With Economy

Optimized member sizing typically saves 8–12% concrete and steel versus thumb-rule design, without touching safety factors.

Zero Site Confusion

GFC-grade sheets with bar marks, laps, and cover callouts mean the site team never has to guess.

Seismic Compliance Built In

Every frame is checked for IS 1893 seismic combinations with IS 13920 ductile detailing where applicable.

How We Work

  1. Step 01

    Architectural & Soil Input Review

    Studying architectural plans, soil bearing capacity report (SBC), and intended loading/usage.

  2. Step 02

    Analysis & Member Design

    Frame modelling with dead, live, wind, and seismic load combinations; designing members per IS 456 limit state.

  3. Step 03

    Detailing & Drawing Production

    Preparing footing, column, beam, and slab detail sheets with laps, curtailment, and development lengths.

  4. Step 04

    Review & GFC Issue

    Internal design audit, resolution of architectural clashes, and issue of the final GFC drawing set.

Free Sample

G+2 Residential RCC Structural Drawing Set (IS 456 / IS 1893)

Format: PDF Drawing Set / Analysis Report

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Frequently Asked Questions

For G+2 and above, yes — a soil bearing capacity (SBC) report is strongly recommended. For smaller structures on known strata we can proceed with conservative assumed SBC values, clearly stated on the drawings.

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