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    MANAV RACHNA INTERNATIONAL

    INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH AND STUDIES

    FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

    SUSTAINABLE – AFFORDABLE
    HOUSING

    A DISSERTATION

    BY
    SHUBHAM MANGLA

    SEMESTER 9

    DECEMBER 2018
    CERTIFICATE

    This is to certify that this Dissertation titled “SUSTAINABLE – AFFORDABLE


    HOUSING” has been submitted by Mr Shubham Mangla in partial fulfilment of the
    requirements for the award of Bachelor’s Degree.

    November 2018
    Faridabad

    Approved By:

    (COORDINATOR)
    MANAV RACHNA INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE
    OF RESEARCH AND STUDIES

    (Dean, FAD)
    MANAV RACHNA INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE
    OF RESEARCH AND STUDIES
    ACKNOWLEDGMENT

    I would like to take this opportunity to express gratitude to the people whose advice,
    helpful criticism and wisdom, has been of considerable assistance in the planning
    and undertaking of this study.
    All faculty members, Professor Sunil Arora my guide, Professor Sanjay Surya for
    their deep interest in the subject and their guidance at every stage of development of
    this dissertation without which it would not have been possible for me to accomplish
    the task.
    Thank You

    Mr SHUBHAM MANGLA
    TABLE OF CONTENT

    1. SUSTAINABLE-AFFORDABLE HOUSING 7
    1.1 Introduction 7
    1.2 Aim 7
    1.3 Objectives 7
    1.4 Scope 8
    1.5 Need For Study 8
    1.6 Limitations 8
    1.7 Research Methodology 8

    2. INTRODUCTION AND CONCEPT ABOUT GROUP


    HOUSING 9

    3. HOUSING ISSUES- FRAMEWORK FOR


    CONCEPTUALIZATION 12

    4. STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE-AFFORDABLE


    HABITAT 15
    4.1 POLICY FRAMEWORK 15

    5. LOW-COST BUILDING MATERIALS 18


    5.1 Building Cost 18
    5.2 Foundation 18
    5.3 Plinth 19
    5.4 Walling 19
    5.5 Rat-Trap Bond Wall 19
    5.6 Concrete Block Walling 19
    5.7 Soil Cement Block Technology 19
    5.8 Doors And Windows 20
    5.9 Lintels And Chajjas 20
    5.10 Roofing 20
    5.11 Filler Slabs 20
    5.12 Jack Arch Roof/Floor 20
    5.13 Fly Ash Sand Lime Bricks 21

    6. LITERATURE REVIEW 26
    6.1 Research Into Low-Cost Housing Construction 26
    6.2 Affordable Housing Techniques For Lig People 29

    7. CASE-STUDY 1 33
    7.1 Introduction 33
    7.2 Pre-Design Stage Analysis 33
    7.3 Objectives 34
    7.4 The Neighbourhood Concept 34
    7.5 Site Analysis 34
    7.6 Climate Responsive Features 36
    7.7 Site And Service Scheme Of Design 37
    7.8 Conclusion 39
    7.9swot Analysis 39

    8. CASE-STUDY 2 42
    8.1 Introduction 42
    8.2 Characteristics Features 43
    8.3 Site Analysis 45
    8.4 Sustainability 45
    8.5 Context + Community 46
    8.6 Organisation 47

    9. CONCLUSION 48

    10. REFERENCES 49
    LIST OF FIGURES
    FIGURES PAGE NO.
    1. Fig 1 10
    2. Fig 2 11
    3. Fig 3 11
    4. Fig 4 12
    5. Fig 5 27
    6. Fig 6 27
    7. Fig 7 28
    8. Fig 8 29
    9. Fig 9 29
    10. Fig 10 30
    11. Fig 11 31
    12. Fig 12 31
    13. Fig 13 31
    14. Fig 14 32
    15. Fig 15 34
    16. Fig 16 35
    17. Fig 17 35
    18. Fig 18 36
    19. Fig 19 36
    20. Fig 20 37
    21. Fig 21 37
    22. Fig 22 38
    23. Fig 23 38
    24. Fig 24 40
    25. Fig 25 40
    26. Fig 26 40
    27. Fig 27 43
    28. Fig 28 44
    29. Fig 29 44
    30. Fig 30 45
    31. Fig 31 46
    32. Fig 32 47

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