Aplicacion de la NSR-10 Titulo E, en Diseños Arquitectonicos Propuestos en la Cartilla de Modelos Replicables Inurbe

Abstract

The present book takes up architectural models presented by the already liquidated national institute of social interest housing and urban reform INURBE in the decade of the 90s, models that pretended to offer 16 types of single-family housing that could be implemented in the development of municipal, community programs or individual economic housing and were an effective support to the subsidy program that was offered in these years. Due to the update of the resistant earthquake norm, (which changed from the Colombian Code of Resistant Earthquake Constructions of 1984 to the NSR-98 and later to the NSR-10) the housing models proposed by the INURBE were left aside since they did not comply with the structural parameters required by the standard. For this reason, the implementation project of these homes has not met the initial objectives and instead has been forgotten. In this project, 14 architectural models of single-family dwellings have been resumed and, following the resistant earthquake standard, they have been updated, taking into account that the confined masonry is established as the load-bearing system in each design. The objective is to propose a free access booklet that compiles architectural and structural designs, which provides the user with the necessary information to build the house of interest and also establishes the geographical areas in Colombia for which each model was thought This booklet presents the construction plans of each design and complements them with the memories for the calculation of the confined wall following the parameters established by the earthquake resistant norm NSR-10. In addition, the type of seismic zone in which each house could be built and the climatic context for which they were designed is presented. Finally, a summary table is included that indicates the code of the model, the dimensions of the lot, the number of bedrooms, the zone of seismic hazard in which it can be built and the total area of the finished house.