Basic requirements of a building
The planning and construction of a building should be aimed at fulfilling the following requirements: 1. Strength and stability 2. Dimensional stability …
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The planning and construction of a building should be aimed at fulfilling the following requirements: 1. Strength and stability 2. Dimensional stability …
Every family needs a building to reside. Apart from residential purposes buildings are required for educational, institutional, business, assembly and…
1. Plain ashlar masonry (rough tooled and fine tooled). 2. Chamfered or punched ashlar masonry (rough and fine tooled). Both are similar…
Followings are the specification of stone masonry and with Ashlar Masonry is as below: a) The mortar used in work…
a) Appearance and general structure: Stones used for face work should have homogeneous color, should be resistant to weathering agencies and…
a) Igneous stones These stones are obtained from igneous rocks, formed from the cooling and solidification of magma generated within…
Polygonal rubble masonry In this type, stones are hammer finished on the face to an irregular polygonal shape. If stones…
The construction of this form is similar to that of ordinary rubble masonry without mortar. Dry Rubble Masonry in which…
Coursed Rubble Masonry is the form of masonry which is commonly adopted in the construction of residential buildings public buildings, piers and abutments…
Random Rubble Masonry is slightly superior to uncoursed rubble masonry. In this form the stones used in the work are hammer…