Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
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Saturday, April 25, 2015

1656 square feet green roof house

640 Square Feet (59 Square Meter) (71 Square Yards) small single floor house elevation. Designed by Dream Touch Designers, Kochi, Kerala.

Square feet details
Ground floor : 982 sq.ft.
First : 674 sq.ft.
Total area : 1656 sq.ft.
Design style : sloping roof
No. of bedrooms : 3

Green roof house

Facilities in this house

Ground floor

  • Bedroom
  • Attached bathroom
  • Kitchen
  • Drawing room
  • Sit out
  • Dining
  • Porch
First floor
  • Bedroom : 2
  • Attached bathroom : 2
  • Living
  • Balcony
To know more about this house, contact [House design Kochi(Ernakulam)]
Designed by : Dream Touch Designers
Kochi
PH : +91 8606290791, 0484 - 3219648
Email: dreamtouchdesigners@gmail.com

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Beautiful home interior designs by Green arch, Kerala

Family sitting room

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Kid bedroom interior Bathroom design Bedroom design 1 Bedroom design 2 Home theater Kitchen interiorFamily Sitting room

For more information about this contemporary house, contact (House design in Kozhikode)
GREEN Arch - Architects & Engineers
3D STUDIO
Kairali Complex Kallachi
Nadapuram, Vadakara.
Kozhikode,Kerala
mob: +91 9846966543, 9846966543
Email:vayaneri@gmail.com
Architect:Sudheesh Vayaneri
Architect Sudheesh Vayaneri

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Cost effective green house constructed in India within a month

Madras (Chennai) - IIT Civil Engineers Promise 800 square feet, 2 bedroom House For Only 10 Lakh*

IIT Madras unveils the unique 'GFRG Demonstration Building' to showcase its Rapid Affordable Mass Housing technology as a promising solution for India's tremendous housing shortage. The one-of-its-kind 'GFRG demo building', was constructed within a month using the glass fiber reinforced gypsum panels which was originally designed for using as walls by Rapid Building systems, Australia. The IIT-M research group extended the application of this product for the entire building system - including floors, roofs staircases, thus significantly reducing the consumption of Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC). The team also collaborated in the indigenous development of an excellent water-proofing material, which is essential for prolonged durability of the GFRG panels, especially in the case of roofs and toilets. (Via YouTube)

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