Classification of Building - Building Design and Drawing

TL;DR

This video explains the classification of buildings into residential and public buildings, discussing the types and advantages/disadvantages of bungalows, apartments, and row houses.

Transcript

first when introduction of building it's classified in meant two types first when it's based on occupancy second one based on a structure based on the occupant same building classified as first one is a residential building and second one is the public building it's nothing but the building used for the residential purpose it's called residential b... Read More

Key Insights

• 🏛️ Building classification is based on occupancy type and structure, with residential and public buildings being the two main categories.
• 🤨 Residential buildings include bungalows, apartments, and row houses.
• 🙁 Bungalows offer independence, light, and ventilation, but may be costly. Apartments can accommodate more people in limited space but lack privacy. Row houses have similar structures and allow for fast construction.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The video discusses the classification of buildings into residential and public buildings based on their occupancy and structure.

• Residential buildings are further classified into bungalows, apartments, and row houses, each with its own features and advantages.

• Public buildings are categorized as educational buildings, health buildings, hotels, and office/commercial buildings, each serving a specific purpose.