False Ceiling A false ceiling is an extra ceiling that is hung below the main ceiling. It can be used to hide ductwork, wiring, or other unsightly things, and it can also help a place sound better. Gypsum board, plaster, metal, and wood are some of the other materials that can be used in false…
The state of Kerala is located in southern India and has a rich history as well as its own distinct culture. This culture places a significant emphasis on the Traditional Kerala house designs, which have been maintained over the years by successive generations. In this article, we are going to take a look at several of…
If you are planning to buy or live in a property that is part of a homeowners association (HOA), you might have some questions about what HOA rules are and how they affect you. HOA rules are the policies and regulations that govern the common areas, amenities, and behaviour of the members of an HOA…
Are you in search of captivating front elevation designs that will leave your visitors in awe of your small house? Look no further! The front elevation acts as the face of your home, reflecting its personality and style. With a multitude of choices available, finding the perfect front elevation design for small houses can seem…
The simple Indian middle class living room interior is one of the most welcoming environments in the whole house. At least it should be, because it is where we entertain ourselves, we spend countless moments with our family, in addition to being very welcome when receiving visitors. But we also know that creating an inviting atmosphere…
What is the Plinth area? The built-up area that is covered and measured at the floor level of both the basement and story levels is what is meant to be referred to as the plinth area, according to Subclause 2.1 of IS 3861:2002. It is a total area measurement that is normally 10 to 20%…
The entrance arch is the first thing that visitors see when they arrive at a property, and as such, it is important for the design to make a strong and memorable first impression. An entrance arch can set the tone for the rest of the property and give visitors a sense of what to expect….
Influences in the Development of Architecture A. Geographical B. Geological C. Climactic D. Religious E. Historical F. Socio-political Periods of Architectural History The History of Architecture starts with: A. Prehistoric B. Egyptian (3050 B.C. to 900 B.C.) C. Mesopotamian (4000 B.C. – 4th Century A.D.) D. Greek (850 B.C. – 2nd Century A.D.) E. Roman…
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