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Building ? ?: UNIT - I: Introduction To Building Materials (Contact Hours: 06)
Building ? ?: UNIT - I: Introduction To Building Materials (Contact Hours: 06)
BUILDING ? ?
BUILDING ? ?
CLASSIFICATION OF BUILDINGS
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING
CLASSIFICATION
Low Income Group (LIG) : Built – up area less than 1000 sft.
Medium Income Group (MIG): Built – up area less than 3000 sft.
High Income Group (HIG) : Built – up area more than 3000 sft.
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ? ? ?
Building which provides more than half of its floor area for
dwelling or residence purposes. In other words, Building in
which sleeping and living accommodation is provided for
normal residential purposes, with or without cooking facilities.
5. Sky scrapers
OPEN SPACE
PLOT
OPEN SPACE
DETACHED BUILDING
OPEN SPACE
BUILDING BUILDING
OPEN SPACE
SEMI-DETACHED BUILDING
OPEN SPACE
OPEN SPACE
OPEN SPACE
BUILDING BUILDING BUILDING BUILDING
PLOT
OPEN SPACE
ROW HOUSING
FUNCTIONS OF BUILDINGS
PROVIDING SECURITY
PERSONAL PRIVACY
BUILDING MATERIALS ??
BUILDING MATERIALS
1. Cement 8. Bricks
9. Tiles
2. Sand (Fine Aggregate)
10. Paints
3. Coarse Aggregate
11. Glass Items
4. Water
12. Plastic Items
5. Steel or Iron 13. Electrical Items
CONVENTIONAL SIGNS
FOR
BUILDING MATERIALS
BASED ON WORKABILITY
3. Green buildings reserves valuable natural resources and improve our quality of life.
4. In other words, Green buildings are high-quality, healthier and more energy-efficient
5. Green buildings are having more service life and operational performance with
Environmental Impact
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1. Select the site so that the building can use maximum natural resources.
2. To design the building in a way that it should use the resources efficiently
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3. Bamboo
4. Glass
5. Rammed Earth
8. Re-cycled Steel
available.
of climates. It is exceedingly
finish material.
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Cork is a great insulating material. It keeps warmer in the winter and cooler in
the summer. It is much more energy efficient than wood flooring. Cork is also
good for sound insulation.
CORK
STRAW-BALE
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FERROCK
MYCELIUM
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1. Timbercrete
2. Grasscrete
3. Ashcrete
4. Hempcrete
5. Polymercrete
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GRASSCRETE:
• Grasscrete is a method of laying concrete flooring, walkways, sidewalks, and
driveways in such a manner that there are open patterns allowing grass or other
flora to grow.
• While this provides the benefit of reducing concrete usage overall, there’s also
another important perk — improved stormwater absorption and drainage.
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