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Identification of the Application Green Construction Concept using the Assessment Green Construction Model (MAGC) Rahmat, Rahmat; Zola, Prima; Rifwan, Fitra
CIVED Vol. 11 No. 1 (2024): March 2024
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Padang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24036/cived.v11i1.512

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Environmental damage is a topic of global discussion, so there is a need to reduce the impact of this environmental damage in various sectors, including the construction sector. In the construction industry, one of the efforts is the need to implement green construction. Green construction is one part of sustainable development that is expected to be able to participate in maintaining environmental sustainability and harmony in its implementation. Until now, the application of the green construction method in sumatra has been considered to be relatively immature. This research aims to identify the application of the green construction concept using the green construction assessment model. This research is quantitative research. The data are collected through questionnaires. The assessment instrument uses the green construction assessment model (MAGC) which is combined with the analytical hierarchy process process (AHP) method for calculating aspect weights and green construction factors. This research uses six aspects, 16 factors, and 55 green assessment indicators. construction that is obtained through the green construction assessment model. Based on the results of the analysis and data processing through the Ms.Excel software, we obtained an aspect weighting result of 0.134 and a factor weight of 0.209. This value is used as a calculation for the green construction assessment model, which is obtained by a green construction value (NGC) of i3.15 which does not yet meet the ideal NGC value of 10.10.
The Effectiveness of Learning using the Case Method in Building Construction Drawing Courses Gusmareta, Yuwalitas; Prima, Fani Keprila; Yandra, Muvi; Agammuddin, Agri Americo; Zola, Prima
CIVED Vol. 11 No. 1 (2024): March 2024
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Padang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24036/cived.v11i1.513

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College tall is one of the essential pillars in shaping the future generation, the successors of our nation. They must be capable of thinking quickly and precisely to tackle every problem and challenge in life. As challenges, demands, and competition, particularly in the world of work, continue to escalate, it becomes increasingly crucial for individuals to adapt their learning methods to keep pace with current curricula and developments. One of the latest advancements in the realm of education, especially in higher education, is the implementation of the Independent Campus Learning (MBKM) curriculum. MBKM represents a significant breakthrough, and all students studying at universities must adapt to it. In the Building Engineering Education Study Program at FT-UNP Civil Engineering Department, subjects like Building Drawing Construction are offered, focusing on developing essential skills. This subject covers a range of materials, from understanding soil characteristics for building foundations to drawing construction plans for various building components. Through methods like action research, students engage in three cycles of study, involving planning, implementation, observation, and reflection. Research conducted on Semester IV students in the 2021/2022 Academic Year at Padang State University revealed significant improvements in student performance. In Cycle I, the class average score was 72.3, with subsequent cycles showing steady progress, reaching an average score of 81.15 in Cycle III. These results demonstrate the effectiveness of the action-based learning approach in enhancing students' understanding and performance in Building Drawing Construction. It underscores the importance of dynamic teaching methodologies in preparing students for the challenges of the future workforce. With continued refinement and adaptation, initiatives like MBKM can play a pivotal role in shaping a skilled and competent workforce for tomorrow's society.
The Influence of Variations in Shape and Placement Sliding Walls on The Behavior of Multi-Story Building Structures to Withstand Earthquake Loads (Case Study: Building Pasar Raya Inpres Block) Apriwan, Anggi; Zola, Prima
CIVED Vol. 11 No. 2 (2024): June 2024
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Padang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24036/cived.v11i2.556

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System the structure of Building a Pasar Raya Inpres Padang Block IV, namely system double that uses wall shift as retainer lateral load and SRPMK as retainer style gravity, but cold sliding on the building the only there is on the 1st floor only if wall shifts No continuously until building roof floor so can influence behavior structure building the like mark style shift basis, displacement, deviation between the floor and p-delta influence. The study this aims to compare mark style shift basis, displacement, and deviation between which floor and p-delta later will compared against 4 variation models shape and placement wall shift. The method used that is method comparative with analysis uses response spectrum using ETABS software. Results of the study show model 2 structure has a mark base shear namely 3658,658 kN. Model 2 has a mark displacement the smallest in the x direction is 3,766 mm and Model 4 has a mark displacement the smallest in the y direction is 2,347 mm. Model 2 has a mark deviation atar floor smallest namely 8,019 mm for the X direction and 4,015 for the Y direction. All models are confirmed safe at the moment checking the P-Delta effect, with model 2 having the mark lowest for the X direction and Y direction.