Construction Cost for Soil Excavation (Cut and Fill) on-Site: Computer Based Program Analysis

Hamad, Anas Ahmed Abdelbagi; Lokman, Azri Ikhwan; Xi, Lim Qian; Fakhrullah, Mohammad Raziq; Zaharin, Nur Iffah; Krishnan, P Arya; Kamil, Nur Atikah; Jeevaragagam, Ponselvi; Ahmad, F

doi:10.30880/jaita.2021.02.02.010

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“…In addition, Singh et al [10] researched slope assessment systems in Malaysia. The cut-and-fill technique on sloped terrain has also been carried out by Babapour et al [11] and Abdelbagi Hamad et al [4]. Retrofitting of home structures on sloped terrain has also been carried out by Pramono et al [12].…”

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Excavated Earth Area Maximization as a Basement and Outdoor Living Space on a Sloped Terrain Housing

Pramono

Yuninda

Munir

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The cut-and-fill technique frequently creates a space for housing on sloped terrain. Some developers use the contours of the land on sloped terrain for garden areas instead of developing it into space to reduce production costs when building houses. By developing structures for building reinforcement, this research seeks to use the excavated earth area in the sloped terrain as storage space and outdoor living space. A single case study in a Malang City home situated on a sloping terrain served as the research approach. Primary data were collected through field surveys and customer interviews to determine the design of the room based on space requirements. Secondary data for this study also comes from a literature review. The first step for the architect is to plan the room’s layout following the client’s requirements. The next stage is to choose the foundation for the project by taking the soil’s structure and condition. The final stage is also decided upon the outdoor living space’s finishing material and the furniture for the outdoor room. The final result indicates that the excavated earth area is beneficial as a storage place at the bottom and an outdoor living area at the top. Outdoor living spaces are beneficial because they provide extra space and address home design issues by reducing the spread of airborne viruses like Covid-19. Maximizing excavated earth as a warehouse space and functioning as an outdoor living space is one of the applications of sustainable design in architecture.

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“…The cut-and-fill technique frequently creates a space for housing on sloped terrain [3]. The earth removed from an area is cut or excavated in the cut-and-fill technique [4,5]. Fill, on the other hand, is defined as earth brought into an area and is considered fill or embankment earth.…”

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confidence: 99%