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    Vernacular architecture of Roorkee developed organically based on local needs and materials. The early settlements had mud walls, thatch roofs, and open lawns as the British colony and factories were just being constructed. Villages used basic construction techniques like mud walls and small kilns with thatch roofs as the locals engaged in activities like jaggery production. Over time, the British introduced planned developments, bridges, and infrastructure like aqueducts to improve transportation of goods and manage resources like water supply across the expanding city.

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    Vernacular architecture of Roorkee developed organically based on local needs and materials. The early settlements had mud walls, thatch roofs, and open lawns as the British colony and factories were just being constructed. Villages used basic construction techniques like mud walls and small kilns with thatch roofs as the locals engaged in activities like jaggery production. Over time, the British introduced planned developments, bridges, and infrastructure like aqueducts to improve transportation of goods and manage resources like water supply across the expanding city.

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    Vernacular architecture of Roorkee developed organically based on local needs and materials. The early settlements had mud walls, thatch roofs, and open lawns as the British colony and factories were just being constructed. Villages used basic construction techniques like mud walls and small kilns with thatch roofs as the locals engaged in activities like jaggery production. Over time, the British introduced planned developments, bridges, and infrastructure like aqueducts to improve transportation of goods and manage resources like water supply across the expanding city.

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    VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE

    OF
    ROORKEE Under CIVIL COLONY
    As it was one of the British construct
    BRITISH COLONY the bridges to cross the
    factories were in canals and transport
    Roorkee (Rurik) is a city
    construction using goods.
    and a 
    British Architecture municipal corporation in
    the Haridwar district of
    the state of Uttarakhand Mud walls , Thatch
    Town is not well , India. It is 31 km Roof , Open lawn and
    planned, as the (19 mi) from  Backyards.
    civilization start settling Haridwar city, the
    near Ganga Canal district headquarter. It is
    spread over a flat Ancient land mark
    terrain under  are created to
    Shivalik Hills of  define the territory
    Villages are under Himalayas. The city is of the ruler.
    construction and developed on the banks
    locals starts jaggery of Ganges Canal, its
    production for living. dominant feature,
    Mud wall small kiln Aqueducts are also
    which flows from present to manage
    chimney and thatch north–south through
    roof is used. water supply and
    middle of the city. irrigation system is
    also developed.

    VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE OF HOME CITY PRAJJWAL SAINI GEN-2 SEM-4

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