DESIGN AND DETAILING OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN PWD

CIVIL ENGINEERING

Government facilities developed and maintained by Public Works Departments (PWD) are critical infrastructure for administrative, legislative, and public service responsibilities. It is critical that their design and detailing satisfy high standards in order for them to work, last, and be visually appealing. This abstract describes a thorough approach to the design and detailing process that is specifically adapted for PWD projects. The design process incorporates thorough research and stakeholder consultation. Utilising advanced technologies such as CAD, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. The case studies highlighted in this paper specify successful implementations of the specified approach, resulting in iconic government buildings that serves for efficiency and for public service. The key focus areas include architectural design principles, structural integrity and sustainable construction practises. This research aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the design and detailing process for government buildings, enabling engineers and designers to develop efficient and sustainable buildings without resorting to plagiarism.

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