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  New Initiatives : Emerging Technologies
 
E-Learning Modules on the Technologies of LHPs for TECHNOGRAHIs Passive-design Response in Increasing Thermal comfort with Viable solutions (PRiTHVi) – Climate Smart Buildings Thermal Properties of Building Materials and Construction Technologies New...Release of Publication on the occasion of World Habitat Day 2024
 

 

By and large, conventional building technologies like burnt bricks, steel and cement are high in cost, utilise large amount of non-renewable natural resources like energy, minerals, top-soil, forest cover etc. These increase dependence on external materials and manpower, harm the local economy and are generally polluting in nature.


The materials and technologies chosen for construction must, in addition to functional efficiency, fulfil some or more of the following criterion, for the cause of sustainability and a better quality environment:

  •  non endanger bio-reserves and be non-polluting;
  • be self-sustaining and promote self-reliance.
  • recycle polluting waste into usable materials
  • utilise locally available materials
  • utilise local skills, manpower and management systems
  • benefit local economy by being income generating
  • utilise renewable energy sources
  • be accessible to the people
  • be low in monetary cost

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Pick your construction technologies as per your region

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Environment-Friendly, Energy Efficient, Cost-Effective Composite Materials/Products for Low Cost Housing         
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Open Prefab Systems & Small Building Components         
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Cellular Lightweight Concrete                      
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The Abode Tradition in India            
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Policy Support: Notification from MoEF-Govt. of India, for utilisation of Flyash and Flyash based  products particularly Flyash Bricks and Blocks

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 
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