Rodda construction: a study of earth house at rajendrapur, Gazipur

Mud house is a typical indigenous style and is considered as an affordable means of construction to create shelter for poor. Bangladesh, due to its socio-economic condition, can harness the traditional and indigenous practice of building construction, partly due to the easily available craftsmen an...

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Main Authors: Uz Zaman, Q.M. Mahtab, Abdullah, Q.M.
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יצא לאור: BRAC University 2010
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spelling 10361-4912019-09-29T05:45:49Z Rodda construction: a study of earth house at rajendrapur, Gazipur Uz Zaman, Q.M. Mahtab Abdullah, Q.M. Rodda Affordable housing Sustainable construction Indigenous material Mud house is a typical indigenous style and is considered as an affordable means of construction to create shelter for poor. Bangladesh, due to its socio-economic condition, can harness the traditional and indigenous practice of building construction, partly due to the easily available craftsmen and lower cost of providing affordable construction materials in rural areas. Examining a distinct quality of earth construction in the northern part of Gazipur reveals a most innovative yet economical and environmental friendly earth construction method, termed as Rodda construction. This paper presents an empirical investigation into the process of making Rodda construction. Conclusion is drawn with the objective of presenting a suitable building process. Rodda, although originates in a unique physical setting, can be alternative building construction method for affordable housing in Bangladesh, providing a technical input is given by architects. 2010-10-13T05:11:06Z 2010-10-13T05:11:06Z 2004 Article http://hdl.handle.net/10361/491 en BRAC University Journal, BRAC University;Vol.1, No.1,pp. 115-124 application/pdf BRAC University
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topic Rodda
Affordable housing
Sustainable construction
Indigenous material
spellingShingle Rodda
Affordable housing
Sustainable construction
Indigenous material
Uz Zaman, Q.M. Mahtab
Abdullah, Q.M.
Rodda construction: a study of earth house at rajendrapur, Gazipur
description Mud house is a typical indigenous style and is considered as an affordable means of construction to create shelter for poor. Bangladesh, due to its socio-economic condition, can harness the traditional and indigenous practice of building construction, partly due to the easily available craftsmen and lower cost of providing affordable construction materials in rural areas. Examining a distinct quality of earth construction in the northern part of Gazipur reveals a most innovative yet economical and environmental friendly earth construction method, termed as Rodda construction. This paper presents an empirical investigation into the process of making Rodda construction. Conclusion is drawn with the objective of presenting a suitable building process. Rodda, although originates in a unique physical setting, can be alternative building construction method for affordable housing in Bangladesh, providing a technical input is given by architects.
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title Rodda construction: a study of earth house at rajendrapur, Gazipur
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title_fullStr Rodda construction: a study of earth house at rajendrapur, Gazipur
title_full_unstemmed Rodda construction: a study of earth house at rajendrapur, Gazipur
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