Building Construction category dives into practical techniques for erecting durable structures, from site preparation to finishing touches, tailored for Indian construction sites.
Covers formwork, reinforcement, concrete pouring, masonry, roofing, and finishing works like plastering and flooring, aligned with IS codes and NBC standards.
Site engineers, contractors, and students seeking hands-on guidance on construction sequencing, quality control, and cost-effective methods for residential and commercial projects.
Equips readers with step-by-step processes to ensure structural integrity, safety, and sustainability in real-world builds.
Every monsoon, millions of Indian homes face the same enemy: roof leakage. It usually starts with a small damp patch on the ceiling. Within weeks, paint begins to peel, plaster cracks appear, and a musty smell fills the room. Many…
Building a house is one of those once-in-a-lifetime projects that can either become your proudest achievement or your biggest regret. If you are confused about where to start, worried about budget overruns, or scared of being misled by contractors, you…
Imagine this: your dream house is halfway built, the structure is up, and your family is excited to move in. Then one morning, a notice appears at your gate—“Stop construction: unauthorised building.” For many homeowners in India, this nightmare starts…
Many civil engineers dream of one day seeing their own company’s name on a project board instead of someone else’s. The idea is exciting—but the path often feels confusing: registrations, GST, licenses, labour laws, and the constant fear of missing…
If the cement going into a house is fake or low quality, the structure can start cracking or leaking long before its time. Many homeowners only realize the damage when plaster falls off, damp patches appear, or slabs develop scary…
Have you ever dreamed of building your perfect home, only to wake up to the nightmare of unexpected costs, endless delays, or shoddy work? It’s a story I’ve heard from friends and family too many times—one that starts with excitement…