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Title: DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR DEFENCE OFFICERS' RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Authors: Khan, Aijazullah
Keywords: ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING;DEFENCE OFFICERS' RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS;RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS;DEFENCE FORCES
Issue Date: 2008
Abstract: The important issue is to find the right kind of place for the right things to happen and the solution must be liked by majority. The "use factor" is the key to planning a more effective allocation of space in a home. Every individual has individual styles of living that should be reflected in the design of homes. There isn't any "right" design or any formula for living. Each home must be planned uniquely. Contemporary man no longer looks upon his house as just an abode ... rather; he views it as "home," his status symbol. The character of your home affects the quality of your life, your feelings about yourself, and other people's feelings about you. A comfortable and cared for home will improve your quality of life and promote a sense of well-being. But there are certain masses like defence forces, due to high level of transfers can not satisfy the need of a house of their dream till their retirement, as they have to stay in residences constructed by government. The defence forces are the symbol of India's honour and integrity. From 1947 when they came into existence till this very day they have been playing a key role in the defence of the land. Their sense of self sacrifice and-devotion to duty is really commendable. Officers of defence forces are the most important appointment .They have to command their troop, their words motivate individuals to carry out the task which is not possible in normal circumstances. This dissertation is an attempt to look in to the possibility of further improvement to residential buildings of defence officers of India by identifying issues which needs design consideration.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/12754
Other Identifiers: M.Tech
Research Supervisor/ Guide: Kulkarni, S. Y.
metadata.dc.type: M.Tech Dessertation
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