The author would like to take this opportunity to give recognition and to show his heartfelt gratitude to those

who helped him bridge his way

to the completion of this material. The completion of this project would have not been possible if the following people is not present:
To God, for giving me just enough strength to overcome another trial in this life. Though my faith has been wavering this semester from the
overwhelming amount of work, in addition to the heavy lectures throughout the course, I chose to hold on to my faith and entrust everything to Him,
and He never abandoned me all throughout.
To our Professor/Instructor, for giving the guidance throughout the course, and for giving us lots of considerations when it comes to the
deadline. For understanding us when we werent able to submit on time, though it is ours to blame.
To my Parents, for understanding my sudden change in behavior, for reminding me that they will always back me up any time, for providing
everything that I need to complete this material, for the continuous support, and for the love and care in general. They never failed to show their
support and belief in my strength in overcoming this storm.
To my batch mates, for the company, the laughter while procrastinating, for the programs that we shared to complete this, and for their
contribution to my progress for this material.
And last, but certainly not the least, to myself, for never giving up, for enduring all the overwhelming tasks despite reaching and overcoming,
his yield and rupture strength, for knowing when to accept things he knows he has no control of, and for continuously proving his strength as a
student and as an individual.

Thank You.

The contents of this project involves a Four-storey Residential Building, accompanied by the Architectural and Structural
Plans, as well as computations for the Analysis of the Structure. The computation of the imposed loads is guided by the NSCP
2010, as well as the authors engineering judgement. The method of analysis mainly used in this materials is Moment
Distribution Method, which distributes any unbalanced moment acting on a joint proportional to the flexural rigidity of each
structural member. Followed by the computation of reactions, shear, and bending moments using Simple Beam Reaction
method, the load and reaction diagram, shear diagram, as well as the bending moment diagram could be generated. With the
summary of loadings for each frame, accompanied by the beam reactions, shear, and moment diagrams, the maximum values
for shear and moments can be easily visualized for the design of such structural members in the future.

 Acknowledgement. i
Introduction..ii
Plate Design:
o PLATE 1
o PLATE 2
o PLATE 3
o PLATE 4

| Architectural and Structural Plans

| Design Criteria and Loads
| Analysis of Frames (Moment Distribution)
| Simple Beam Reaction, Shear, Bending Moment Diagram