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What is Building Bye-Laws and its Necessity in Construction? [PDF]

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What is Building Bye-Laws? Building bye-laws is a legal tool used to regulate building coverage, height, area of construction, architectural designs.

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What Is Building Bye-Laws

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According to the definition, building bye-laws are the norms set forth by the government authorities such as Gandhinagar Urban Development Authority(GUDA), City Corporation and Developing Authorities, for instance, Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) in Bangalore, List of urban Development Authority, etc.

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What Is Dampness | Sources of Dampness in Building | Effects of Dampness in Building | Causes of Dampness

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What Is Dampness? The most common source of dampness is due to the capillary attraction of sub-soil water in the foundation and walls of the building. and hence in buildings, a layer of water repellent material called damp proof course (DPC) is introduced, which acts as a barrier against the capillary rise of water.

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What Is Shear Wall | Classification of Shear Walls |Advantages of Shear Wall | Functions of Shear Wall | Important Point Shera Wall

CivilJungle

What is a Shear Wall? Also, read: What Is Floating Slab| Floating Slab Construction | How to Build a Floating Slab | Advantages & Disadvantages Floating Slabs. . Also, read: What Is Honeycomb In Concrete | Cause | Cure | Type of Grouting. Stiffness to a building . Rigid frame shear walls. Concrete Shear Wall.

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Structural Audit Definition | Structural Audit of Residential Building | Why Structural Audit | Need of Structural Audit | When to do Structural Audit

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Structural Audit can be defined as a very important approach to understanding the distress level or condition of any existing civil engineering structure or a building. The initially specialized technique used to inspect a building or a civil engineering structure to evaluate its general health is known as Structural Audit.

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What Are Planted  Column, Floating Column, Hanging Column, and Stub Column

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The use of floating columns (Planted Column, Hanging Column, and Stub Column) is intended for an architectural view, site conditions and as much as possible area on a plot within, permissible bye-laws. Also, read: Difference Between CPM and PERT | What Is CPM & PERT. What Is Planted Column?

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FOUR PHASES OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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Mon, 1 Oct 2012 About Jobs Connect Groups Forums Toolbar SMS Alerts RSS Feed Search The Constructor Subscribe by E-Mail to receive latest updates. There are four phases of project management which are required to manage projects efficiently on quality, time and costs. Organizing of the project is an important step towards planning of the project.