SCIENTIFIC VASTU | BEFORE START OF CONSTRUCTION | An Architect Explains
It is recommended that before the start of the Construction of a House, one must be well prepared. The Vastu
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SCIENTIFIC VASTU FOR CONSTRUCTION | An Architect Explains
The first step in the construction of a House is the excavation at the Site and laying of Foundation. The
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SCIENTIFIC VASTU | COMPOUND WALL | An Architect Explains
The Compound wall acts as the first layer of protection from unwanted entrants. It protects the site and house from animals,
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SCIENTIFIC VASTU | STORAGE/WATCHMAN’S SHED | An Architect Explains
The Storage Shed is constructed in a corner of the Site and is used for storing construction material and also
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SCIENTIFIC VASTU FOR A STRONG CONSTRUCTION | An Architect Explains
When the construction of your house starts, even if you have guidance from professionals, there are certain decisions that only
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SCIENTIFIC VASTU | BOREWELL | An Architect Explains
A borewell or tubewell is a vertical drilled well, bored into an underground aquifer in the earth’s surface, to extract
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SCIENTIFIC VASTU | SITE ORIENTATION | An Architect Explains
According to Vastu Shastra, orientation of a Site is one of the most important criteria to be considered when selecting
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SCIENTIFIC VASTU | SITE SOIL | An Architect Explains
According to Vastu Shastra, the Site soil decides the type of foundation for the building and therefore the cost. Some
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KITCHEN MATERIALS AND ACCESSORIES | An Architect Explains
In designing a kitchen, the accessories, fixtures and kitchen surfaces need careful consideration. The surfaces need to be finished with additional, durable, scratch and stain resistant materials to protect them and to give the Kitchen a finished and neat appearance. An Architect recommends the best material options for kitchen counter tops and back splashes with their advantages and disadvantages……
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INTRODUCTION TO FENG SHUI
“Feng” means “wind” and “shui” means “water” in Chinese, therefore, the term Feng Shui literally translates as “wind-water” in English.
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TYPES OF BATHROOM FITTINGS | An Architect Explains
A Bathroom is primarily used for washing hands and face, grooming, elimination at the WC, bathing and storage of bathroom
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DESIGNING A CLOSET | An Architect Explains
Storage space in a House is always not enough. Most families nowadays have so much clothing and need a lot of storage space. It is always better to have more storage space than not enough. So, at the planning stage itself, you can reserve some areas for storage. It is advisable to have a small space reserved exclusively for a Clothes Closet, within the Bedroom or adjacent to it next to the toilet. It can either be a Walk-in or a Walk-through. An Architect explains how to plan for a Closet….
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KITCHEN ARRANGEMENT | An Architect Explains
A Kitchen is primarily used for the Preparation of meals, Storage of food and utensils, Food preservation and Washing up.
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DESIGNING A BEDROOM | An Architect Explains
A Bedroom is primarily used for Sleeping, Resting, Convalescing, Dressing/Undressing, Storing Clothes, Personal Care etc which means it has to
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DESIGNING A DINING ROOM | An Architect Explains
A Dining room is used by the family primarily for having meals. This activity involves setting the table, serving the food, eating, cleaning up after meals, storing cutlery and crockery. In addition, very often, the dining room is also used for other activities like a children’s play area or place for study and homework, reading, writing, entertainment, board games, sewing, watching TV and ironing clothes. An Architect explains how to design a dining room. read on……
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DESIGNING A LIVING ROOM | An Architect Explains
The Living room is the space where guests are entertained and where one makes the first impression. In many houses,
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