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15/10/2023

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11/04/2023

FACTORS TO CONSIDER BEFORE HOUSE PLAN OR BUILDING DRAWING

It requires a lot of planning and considerations to design a new house plan or building. Assessing the stand size and layout to quality of soil, choosing the right size of the house, deciding the number of floors to build, finalizing the building layout to consider the elevation and aesthetics look of the house, you got to consider so many things when designing a house plan for your dream home. Any floor plan mistake will lead to poor building structure and waste of space, and that’s the last thing you want when building a house. So, it all starts with a properly conceptualized and designed house plan and floor layout.

Consider land size: the first thing a designer and a landowner should do before designing a house plan is to carry out a site visit to take site measurements and have a general overview of the land. A site visit is generally done in cases where a site plan is not available. This will help the designer to determine the land size and layout of the stand or land. Land size is vital because depending on the size and layout of the plot, the entire house plan will be drawn. Zoning details, building by laws, floor area ratio or floor space ratio, height of the structure, plot coverage area (built up area) has to be based on the stand size and layout only.

Soil analysis: depending on the geography, there can be different types of soil, and therefore it is important to do the soil analysis and possibly soil testing to figure out the bearing capacity of the soil. Only after proper soil analysis, the structure and foundation can be designed to ensure maximum strength and longevity of the building.

House layout: the layout or the exterior view of the house is the first thing anyone is going to see and therefore you need to think of the style and layout of the new house really well. As a prospective homeowner, you should be able to know if you want a house that looks modern, traditional or classic or if you want a gabbled or flat roof? Think of different house layouts and styles; check it out from different point of view in terms of budget, availability of space, maintenance and then design the floor plan and layout for your dream home.

Number of floors to build: it is also important to consider how many floors you want to construct is again a vital thing to consider when designing your house plan. It primarily depends on your space requirements and personal preference. Some people prefer a duplex style building (two floor house) as it helps them build spacious rooms and a luxurious building. However, some people build a two-storey house because the number of rooms they need can’t be built on the ground floor. Some people build a two-storey house to let out one of the floors and earn monthly rental. So, it’s all about your space requirement and how you want to use this residential building now or in future.

However, it’s always better to build a single storey house if you have the space and you plan to stay there after retirement. Firstly, the cost of construction and future maintenance cost is going to be less for a single storey house than a double storey building. Secondly, there is no point climbing the ladder, especially when you grow older. Therefore, it totally depends on your personal preference and circumstances.

Local building guidelines: every city or municipal authority has certain local building guidelines that you must follow when designing a new house plan. These building codes and guidelines must be followed while drawing the house plan. Such guidelines will help you determine the overall height of the building (number of floors), building height, cover area, open space. Even before you start drawing the floor plan, you have to think of the open space that must be left in all sides, and at the front and back of the proposed building.

And if you ignore these local building guidelines and specifications, then you may find it hard to get your house plan approved and sanctioned by the local building authorities. And that’s the last thing you would want to experience. So, it is very important to follow the local building code.

Construction budget and house maintenance expenses: no matter what, we all want to get the maximum value of every money we spend. And when we talk of designing and constructing a house, it requires proper budgeting. Whatever you are planning to build, no matter how small or big, you should always make a construction budget. When you have a construction budget on the table, you can easily design a house plan that can be constructed in your budget. So, whether you are designing a new house or you are buying a ready to build house plan, pay special attention to the tentative build cost.

Apart from considering the one-time home build costs, it is important to think about the future recurring expenses. Once you build a new house, it will require proper maintenance and that’s a future expense we often ignore. From exterior painting to regular cleaning, utility charges to quarterly property taxes, the overall maintenance expense is going to be more for a larger house. So, it’s important to consider these future expenses in mind when you are designing a new house.

Kitchen layout and position: kitchen is one of the most important rooms in your house, and it becomes even more important when you construct a two-storey house for your family. Therefore, when designing a house plan, you should pay special attention to the size and layout of the kitchen. Ask yourself some of these questions to get more clarity about the kitchen on whether you want an open kitchen with breakfast corner or you need a closed kitchen, what is the size of the kitchen in your current house, are you happy with your current kitchen size or layout, if not, do you want to increase or decrease the size of the kitchen, do you need plenty of storage space for utensils, accessories and food grains? Asking these questions will help you get a lot of clarity about the size and layout of the kitchen when designing your new house plan.

Ideally, the kitchen is placed on the ground floor of the house, but that’s not going to be a concern. But, then make sure to look for the right position for the kitchen in your new according to the building by law standards. The best position for the kitchen is the southeast or the northeast position to allow for light and air pe*******on, so keep that in mind when designing a new house plan. So when designing a house floor plan, you must think about the appropriate position and size for the doors and the windows.

The process of designing a house plan can easily become overwhelming, especially when you don’t know what to consider when choosing or designing a house plan. Designing a space optimized master house plan to drawing individual floor plans for a multi storey house requires adequate planning and future centric views. There is no shortage of readymade house plans and designs, and tons of new house plans and designs are being published by architects and architectural service providers. But the fact is, every house plan and home designs available may not suit your lot, lifestyle, functionality or construction budget. And therefore, it is crucial and seriously important to think through and consider the most vital aspects of designing a new house plan.

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20/03/2023

KEY FACTORS TO CONSIDER BEFORE STARTING A CLUSTER HOME DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
When property owners decide to start a cluster home building project, the first step they often take is to look for a reliable construction contractor who can bring their project to completion. But, while hiring a building expert is absolutely essential, it’s not the only you should do but analyze the factors which will affect the success of that project.

A cluster house is a building of four or more individual properties where each property shares two or more party walls with one of the other properties in the block. Cluster houses are freehold properties, which means the owner of property owns it outright including the land it’s built on. Cluster home development is increasingly becoming popular in subdivision development because it allows the developer to spend much less on land and obtain much the same price per unit as for detached houses.

Parking space: it is important to note that in order to successfully have fully functioning cluster development there should be enough parking space designed for the residents. Each family should have at least three parking bays and also visitor’s parking should be included. This should be incorporated in the initial design and planning of the complex. Cluster homes are sometimes compared to mini villages, providing residents with a sense of tranquility and uniqueness. When you live in a cluster house, you don't have to worry about getting a parking space or sharing the gym with many other strangers. Failure to carefully plan for this can affect the actual functioning of activities in that community.

Number of units (population): the contractor should also consider the size of the property in order to determine the number of units that are supposed to be in the gated community. The population required is derived from the land size. If the land is big it also means the size of the stands or plots can be big. Therefore, if the stand size increases, it also means the number of units (population) decreases. Usually, subdivisions are quite cheaper in terms of cluster home development because utilities and services are connected from the existing infrastructure. For example, electricity, water, roads and sewerage reticulation systems can be connected from the existing developments.

Location: generally, cluster home developments standards are appreciated better in medium and low densities than in high density areas. The standards of gated communities are a bit high and therefore, the low-income groups cannot afford to buy a stand or a house. In addition, when individuals or land developers buy land for development, they should also appreciate the location first so that they can anticipate the expected rentals.

Generally, cluster homes closer to the CBD and also in the low density suburbs recoup higher rentals because land value increases as we move closer to the CBD or major centers. If land value increases it also means income on rentals increase. Cluster home developments for investment purposes in high density areas exist but with few takers especially for sale and developers usually incur losses since some of these projects are done on mortgages.

Budget: even minor remodels and renovations aren’t cheap, so you have to ensure that you’re financially ready to begin your construction project for the cluster homes. Start by asking for free estimates from the top contractors in your area. Doing this allows you to have a clear idea of your overall costs, which means you can prepare your budget beforehand and even make some necessary changes to your design to reduce your expenses.

Materials: it is important to consider what materials do you want to use for your project? There are many excellent options available nowadays, so you only have to pick those that can help you bring your design to life. Just make sure to purchase materials with the highest possible quality; they might be more expensive than standard options, but they are worth the extra cost since they will last for a long time and give you excellent value for money.

For example, if one is carrying out a project for the purpose of leasing out in the future, one has to use strong building material. The type of bricks which do not require plastering outside are highly recommended as vanish can only be applied. This is done for the sake of durability or to avoid frequent refurbishments.

Building Code: Consulting your local building code is important since it helps you learn about construction rules and regulations that you must follow. This, in turn, ensure that you can complete your building project without running into any legal issues down the road and getting hit with hefty fines or penalties. Some of the pieces of land require permits through special consents if the intended use conflicts with the prescribed zoning standards. Some properties also require subdivision permits before the development begins.

Relevant Professionals: before any development, the landowners or investors should make sure that they have enough builders, architects, service providers, plumbers and engineers. The first stage is to involve a designer who will design the layout and floor plans. Any activity that which follows should be derived from the technical drawings and specifications since quality and aesthetics matter at the end of the day.

Cluster houses make good investment properties, as the rent will be similar to a semi-detached house of similar size, but the cost of the investment will be lower, thereby offering a higher return on investment. Due to the design of a cluster building, the cost to build cluster houses is cheaper than a terraced house, a semi-detached or a detached house. Therefore, it is only the designer or architect who puts your dreams into action through drafting modern house plans.

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15/03/2023

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06/03/2023

CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Conflicts seem to be very common in construction projects and giving the impressions of problems which include increasing project cost, project delays, reduce productivity, loss of profit or damage in business relationships. A conflict refers to controversy, unacceptable behavior or misunderstanding. In the construction industry conflicts originate from behavioral problems, contractual problems and technical problems. These problems have become a widespread feature of the construction industry, if these are not resolved quickly, they can worsen causing delays in schedule which results to claims that needs lawsuit measures to resolve them, loss of money and time. Therefore it is very important to manage them for better and efficient completion of the projects.

SOURCES OF CONFLICTS IN CONSTRUCTION

Contractual problems- participation of different parties in a project is governed by a contract which defines the exchange of construction materials and services for money. A contract is a promise or the set of promises for the breach of which the law gives a remedy or the performance of which the law in some way recognizes as a duty. Contractual disputes include definition, interpretation and clarification of the contract. In project operation, standard contract documents are guided by industry organization, codes and regulations. Owners, contractors, designers, and everyone involved in construction readily recognize and are quick to admit publicly the very obvious fact that a perfect set of contract documents simply does not exist. All drawings in the contract documents somewhere have mechanical drafting errors or lack a needed dimension or detail. Many have errors which stem from the human nature of the designer and draftsman.

Not only are human errors, but changes always occurring as projects undergo the design and construction process. There are changes in space usage to accommodate revised owner’s needs, something unforeseen occurs, the documents and work scopes must be adjusted. The more complex the project, the more complications a change has. The shorter the period allowed for design, the more provisions that are required, and the more the opportunity for errors. No one man may know or remember every place a certain detail was shown. The larger the project, the more the people, the drawings, the thoughts, and the ideas consequently, the larger the project the more errors they are. Document errors become the fault of the owner when they cost the contractor un-bid or unforeseeable amount of money.

Technical problems-technical disputes due to uncertainty are considered as the most common issues in project operations. Uncertainty is the difference between the amount of information required to do the task and the amount of information already processed by the company or contractor. The amount of information needed depends on the task complexity that is the number of different factors that have to be coordinated or performance requirements such as time or budget constraints.

The amount of information processed depends on the effectiveness of planning that is the collection and interpretation of information before the task, for example carrying out feasibility studies (environmental, economic and legal feasibility). The uncertainty may lead to unrealistic client expectation such as unrealistic contract duration, late instructions or information from architect or engineer, overdesign, inadequate site or soil investigation report, error and incomplete technical specifications.

Contractors like to get the job done and get over with. They fancy themselves builders; claims take long to hold their interest. Disputes arise when the job does not come out well, and too often the reason for this is the failure initially to figure the cost accurate. The failure to count the cost initially is not confined to just the contractor. It applies to the owner who set out unrealistically to build a building, as well as the designer who sets out the design it for less than it will really cost either in design or construction. The hardest part is that the dollar has to be collected after all the delays and difficulties involved in retain age, back charges, punch lists, and the like are resolved. Thus, to the contractor boxed in with retain-age and other cash flow problems there is no room to absorb cost overruns.

Behavioral problems: they include human interaction, personality, cultures and professional background among project team. Construction disputes and confrontations arise because the people involved have needs. From the contractor‘s side the needs are usually money or profit related. The designer has the ideas, his building or design which might be his monument to himself, his reputation, his artistic temperament, his money, his insurance premium, and similar needs.

The owners have needs as well; political careers, corporate careers, the need to have the space for a certain day. When something unanticipated or not properly recognized interferes with the fulfilment process, goals and security is put at risk, communications become strained, and strains seem always to be followed by demands, refusals, other more intense strains, hard, then harder positions, and money losses.

WAYS OF CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Negotiation: is one of the most common forms of alternative dispute resolution and most cost effective and most reliable form of dispute resolution. It is a private, voluntary and consensual process whereby parties attempt to resolve their differences personally by agreement. The process can be between two parties or many parties. For example, in terms of time frame when the project was delayed by unforeseen events such as bad weather and complicated site conditions, the owner and the contractor can negotiate and reach to a consensus in terms of payments since the planned budget will be affected.

Litigation: highest levels of misunderstanding among the involved parties (owners, contractors, engineers, architects) can involve a case, controversy, or lawsuit being brought to the court. Conflicts which may be brought to courts usually originate from poor workmanship or poor quality of work done as compared to the inputs which were invested by the owner.

Fraudulence also contributes to case filing in the lawsuits between the owner and the contractor. The contractor can commit funds meant for the development project to his personal use. This may result in total failure to complete the project or poor quality which is not specified in the contract. However, if this method is applied, it can be expensive and time consuming to both parties (owner and contractor).

Therefore, conflict management is important in construction projects because it helps to improve project’s time, quality and cost. Failure to manage them will result in unsuccessful projects which may affect the company reputation as well.

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27/02/2023

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20/02/2023

IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPMENT CONTROL IN THE LAND DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

Development control means the process of managing or regulating the carrying out of any works on land or making of any material change in the use of any land or structures and ensuring that operations on land conform to spatial development plans as well as policy guidelines, regulations and standards issued by the planning authority from time to time in order to achieve a purposeful utilization of land in the interest of the general welfare of the public.

Failure in development control is the beginning for chaos, loss of aesthetics, health and safety risk, as well as reduced livability of towns and cities. At plot level, development control policies provide guidelines for: permitted minimum lot sizes, minimum access road width, maximum plot coverage, maximum building height (Floor Area Ratio), minimum building line, minimum setbacks, and parking space provisions.

Therefore, development control guides construction contractors, investors and individuals to make proper decisions throughout the whole construction development process or the process of buying land for residential, commercial, industrial and recreational use.

Demolition orders: losing and demolition orders can be used where a house is below tolerable standard and ought to be demolished. For example, buildings that are built on wetlands, built without proper surveying done (unapproved plans), encroachments and buildings that do not conform to the correct zoning standards.

Buildings which do not conform to the correct zoning standards and required building standards are vulnerable to forced demolition and therefore, an investor or an individual who wishes to acquire land for development or buy a building should make sure that they have done the proper due diligence in the Council, Deeds and Surveyor General’s Offices to make sure that the property they are acquiring or the land they want to develop is legally compliant to avoid future cost of re construction or contractors wasting time and resources on illegal projects.

Reservation or Prohibition orders: not all the land is open for developed but rather it was zoned and reserved for history, recreation and wildlife and leisure. Therefore, investors should make sure that they do not acquire land for development which is under prohibition orders, otherwise they will lose that land. Proper research should be done on whether the responsible authorities have authorized such a building or land sale or any construction in that area.

Change of use: A change of use occurs when both the use of a building or part of a building changes from one use to another as defined in the Building by Laws, putting additional buildings or changing a land use to another different zoned area. For example, converting a commercial land use to residential land use. Therefore, landowners or investors should carry out a legal action in applying for a permit through a special consent in order for them to carry out those alterations.

A special consent use means granting of development rights by the Municipality in terms of the Town Planning Scheme, without changing the formal zoning of the stand. Any further developments that do not conform to the zoning standards of the area with a valid permit means an illegal development which might be prone to demolition.

However, it is important to note that whenever an applicant is refused of an application for change of use or have been given a short notice of demolition orders, they have the right to appeal to administrative court for justice. Therefore, development control is important in the construction industry in that it gives individual landowners, investors and construction contractors the right procedures to successful development projects.

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08/02/2023

IMPORTNACE OF BUILDING INSPECTION IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Construction or building inspection is essential for a successful project delivery. A building inspection is an inspection performed by a building inspector, a person who is employed by either a city, township or district and is usually certified in one or more disciplines qualifying them to make professional judgment about whether a building meet building code requirement. Whether it is reviewing project specifications on site or documenting changes to an existing plan, inspection is essential to meet industry standards for accuracy, quality and to keep construction work on time and within budget.

Inspection of construction must be done to make sure the building construction work follow the requirements or not, inspection of construction must follow the approval of application and builders’ request. In the inspection stages, the inspector must know the codes and guidelines required to be examined at each stage of inspection. For example, abiding to the building by laws, town planning standards and regulations. The codes and guidelines give the stages at which the inspectors are expected to examine the work and to approve the work examined so that the contractor can move to the following stages of work.

THE FOLLOWING WORKS SHOULD BE EXAMANED

Building layout: the actual layout of the building should be checked against the approved plans. Before beginning the checks, the building inspector should ask to produce a copy of the approved plans to the person in charge of the site. The site boundaries should be marked, and the inspector should certify himself that the construction is within the required distances from the site boundaries in accordance with the approved plan.

For example, during project setting out, the building inspector may check if the building box has been properly has been properly done. The builders should make sure that they have left proper building lines or setbacks. In low density setbacks the following building lines should be left 5m front, 3m for back and side. Middle density: 5m front, 3m back and 2m back. High density: 3m front, 2m side and 1m back. Therefore, any further encroachment beyond the required standards would mean penalty costs by the city councils.

Concrete tests: to produce concrete of the strength required by the guidelines. Concrete tests should be carried out to assist the builder. Quality tests on concrete are performed as a part of quality control of concrete structures. Different quality tests on concrete such as compressive strength tests, slump tests, permeability tests are used to assure the quality of the concrete that is supplied for a given specification. These quality tests on concrete give an idea about the properties of concrete such as strength, durability, air content, permeability.

Ring beam: the building inspector should check to see the size used is according to the approved plans and in accordance with the recommendations of guidelines and adequate reinforcements. The quality of the concrete should be examined. Bad quality of concrete produced if the framework was badly constructed results in building failure or collapsing due to unsustained load. It is expected that the builder will guide the small builder in the construction of adequate form work for ring beams.

Roof: the inspector is responsible to ensure that the roof structure is constructed as designed and to see that the roof plates are properly bolted to the ring beam and that the rafters are connected to the plate by acceptable connecters. The roof sheeting should be connected to the rafters and purlins by screws because screws provide better resistance to high winds. The roof sheeting should be supported at roof intervals.

Floor area coverage: the building inspector should make sure that the floor area coverage is correct. For example, a minimum space for a cottage range from a minimum of 85 square meters to a maximum of 90 square meters. Any further encroachment would mean a penalty by the City Council and this means extra costs to the building owner. Therefore, builders should make sure that they are following specifications according to the approved plans.

Therefore, some project elements are tested by third-party tradesman and examples of these are concrete strength, soil compaction. Inspections alongside tests for these are usually conducted during the ex*****on of the work wherein the product quality is ascertained and reported immediately alongside the progress following the inspections.

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23/01/2023

WHAT TO CONSIDER WHEN SELECTING BUILDING MATERIAL FOR CONSTRUCTION

When building your home, one of the most important decisions you will have to make is the materials to use. The building material you select will determine the overall look of the house. There is a wide choice of building material available in the market and it can be difficult to determine the best option for your building project. Some of the factors that may help home owners and builders in selecting best materials for home construction will be discussed below.

Cost: when looking at building material, you will realize that the prices differ widely. As a rule of thumb, it is not always advisable to look for the cheapest products. You need to consider the lifespan or value of the products you are getting. When you buy cheap materials, you may end up having to replace them frequently and this ends up being expensive. For example, in foundation installations, there is need to purchase high quality type of cement which can be able to sustain the overall load of the building together with reinforced concrete to sustain tension and compression.

Damp soils require quality cement which easily absorbs water and dries quickly, otherwise, the building will collapse or begin to see development of structural cracks which will affect the building in the near future. Loading bearing foundations (special foundations) are important as they help keep the structure strong through transferring the load of the structure to the soil. However, such types of foundations are expensive to install in terms of deep excavations, cement and reinforcing steel required. It is important to choose building materials that will serve you well for a long time and this will end up being a cost efficient.

Aesthetics/ beauty: you may consider the look before buying building material. People have different tastes and requirements and what one person considers attractive may not appeal to the next person. Only you knows what kind of house you would like to live in. The type of the roof you choose can change the look of the house. One may like a particular type of roofing material, for example, tiles, and IBR sheets, asbestos depending on the level of functionality. Some may also like stone masonry buildings. The choices you make as well as your budget will determine the type of material you can select.

Durability: some materials last long than others last and are more resistant to decay, moisture and other environmental hazards. Choose the most appropriate material for the weather conditions and make sure they are long lasting. For example, the home owner can decide to use cavity walls against bad weather conditions and it is a type of wall that has a hollow centre. The wall is made up of two walls with a gap in between known as the cavity.

This method of construction helps to improve the durability of the building because moisture inside the walls over time causes a progressive deterioration of materials, stains and moulds on the walls which contributes to early building deterioration.

Cavity walls also save material because leaving a gap between the walls requires fewer material. Rather than building a wall with a third course of bricks or using wider blocks, the gap (coupled with metal ties provides a strong and economical method of building). The purpose of a cavity wall is to help prevent rain water from penetrating through outer wall to the inside of the property where solid walls would pick up moisture and transfer it inside the space. However, as this method of construction leaves a gap (cavity) in between the two walls, a great deal of heat can be lost and this is a most cost effective natural method to reduce the amount heat lost from your home as a result of lack of insulation. It is important to consult experts when choosing building materials. They will help you to determine the materials that are most suitable for your needs.

Supplier: choosing the rightful supplier is very important as it will determine the quality of the materials you get. Make sure that you buy good quality materials that will enhance the appearance of the home while also being long lasting. The supplier should be able to offer you complete services that include transporting materials to the site. In addition, the suppliers of sand, bricks, concrete and sand should also be in close proximity to avoid extreme transportation costs due to the weight of the materials. Wood or timber is used for roofing trusses and because of its weight, it should be locally purchased.

Availability: it is always advisable to buy readily available materials. This will help to ensure that you do not have to wait for long to get materials you need. Buying from the local source will have you to save on transporting costs as well as avoiding building delays. Readily available materials are also more affordable and they will help to lower the construction costs. For example, buying pre cast reinforced concrete pillars and buying already mixed concrete from the mixer.

Installation or construction: when selecting materials you need to consider the installation or construction process. Depending on the materials, you may need to get specialized personnel for complicated installations and this is an additional cost. For example, installation and maintenance of an electric garage door requires specialised personnel from the brand company, otherwise, any other person may not be able reach the required standards.

However, the home owner should be aware of all the cost of installation before purchase and to see if their budget can allow them to do repairs in the future. Building materials that are challenging to install can costs you a lot of money as they can get damaged during the installation process. The materials selected should also make it possible for the occupants to live comfortably without any adverse effects like noise echoes.

Maintenance: The best materials are those that are easy to maintain. Maintenance will help to keep the building looking good for long. Good quality building materials will usually require less maintenance than cheaper materials. You need to consider the lifespan of the building and the best way to make sure it continues well for long. Therefore, it is important to use quality bricks from reputable companies and quality cement for the durability of the building so as to avoid frequent repairs.

Corrosion: materials are constantly being weakened, corroded and decay due to sunlight, water, pollution, living organisms such as termites, bacteria as well as fire. When materials are erected, they are immediately attacked by water and oxygen. Iron which is commonly used as a construction material rusts when subjected to water or moisture and oxygen. It can be protected by electroplating, painting and alloying. Copper is low on the reactivity series which makes it susceptible to corrosion. Where corrosion is undesirable such as on bridges steel or materials that do not corrode easily are to be preferred.

Therefore, with lot of experimentation in the construction industry, there are various new technologies entering the market daily. Therefore, it can be little challenging to determine what best suits your construction project. Follow the above guidelines to find the best building material for your upcoming project.

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