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To own a shelter is everyone’s ambition. Some may own a home when
they are very young, many when they are young and a few when they are not so
young. There are numerous people, who do not have their own shelter. They pass
their lives in rented premises. Through proper planning, anyone can achieve the
ambition of owing a comfortable house.
The concept of construction is
a little complicated one. It is, therefore, necessary to understand the basics
of house construction before embarking on your dream project.
Locating the Land:
When one decides that they need a house, they, then need to
find a good plot of land. They should always remember two important points,
while selecting the Location; it should be good and best location. Before
deciding on the plot, one has to make a survey of various plots and then select
a suitable plot of their choice. If they do not like the position or shape of a
land, let them not buy it. If they exert a little more, then they will definitely
find a suitable piece of land at a convenient location.
Engage Professionals:
It is always
advisable to engage Professionals, to get quality work and its timely
completion. Architects, Civil Engineers, Structural Engineers, Real Estate
Agents, Banks, Plumbers, Electricians and Building Contractors, contribute a
lot in shaping one’s dream house. They have to select the right people to carry
out the work. Engaging Professionals, will be a little bit expensive, but it
will ensure that they do not have to face problems in the long run. If they do
not wish to spend money on the Professionals, they may save a portion of the
project cost but in the long run, they might face problems.
Purchase of Land:
Once, they have
selected a piece of land and decided to purchase it, their Advocate will take
care of all the legal aspects of the land as to its title and genuineness and
prepare a document called Agreement to Sell to be entered between the Purchaser
and the Seller. Agreement to Sell is a very important document particularly for
buying a property. The period between the Agreement to Sell and the Sale Deed
is a crucial period for the Purchaser. An eminent Advocate, who has long
experience in property matters, must deal with such important matters. Most
importantly, they should not follow a ready made model Agreement or Sale Deed,
or engage a Real Estate Agent or a job typist, as some people do. They may save
some money, but in the long run particularly when they plan to sell the
property; chances of facing acute problems cannot be ruled out.
Vaastu Shastra:
The concept of
building a house on Vaastu principles has become very popular. Vaastu Shastra is
the science of construction. In the present times, it has assumed a distorted
meaning. People attribute Vaastu to good luck and bad luck.
Whether one
believes in Vaastu or not, it is advisable to construct the house based on the Vaastu
principles, since an adverse remark on the location of the rooms might psychologically
affect the Owner, if something untoward happens in the future. The main door,
pooja room, kitchen, bathroom, toilet, storage space, bed rooms, overhead and
underground water tanks and septic tanks must be according to Vaastu Shastra,
particularly so when you put up the house for sale at a future date.
Making a plan is
very important. It is the first step, in the entire process before the
construction work starts. Once, when they settle on a budget and spell out
exactly what they want, the Professionals can take over. The Architects, will
assist them in designing their homes, right from the hall, kitchen and
bathrooms of the house. The rooms are so designed that they are proportionate
to the area available for construction. From the design, one can see how each
room will look. They may change the plan as many times as they like before
making the final drawing. Once the final drawing is prepared, it should not be
changed. The Architect makes the plan with the future in mind.
They may do the construction
work in stages depending on their budget. If they have money to construct only
the ground floor they may do so. They may or may not construct additional
floors, but it is a must to have a total plan for two or three floors as per
the Floor Area Ratio (FAR).
Constructing a house without a plan will cause
many problems in various stages of construction. Do not take the advice of
illiterate ‘maistries’ who do not
know the problems that might arise in the future.
Elevation:
While planning
the house, one will have to make certain provisions for exterior elevation and
interior decoration and furnishing work. These add value to their house forever.
Sanction Plan:
Before taking up
the construction work, the final drawing must be submitted well in advance to
the Competent Authority for the approval. The building construction work must
be based on the plan sanctioned by the Authority. A minor deviation from the
sanctioned plan may be done if required. A copy of the sanctioned plan must be
handy at the job site for inspection by the Competent Authority while the job
is under execution.
Housing Finance:
Before starting
the construction work, one has to mobilise adequate funds for smooth and
uninterrupted execution. One has to decide on the budget and raise it from his/her
own sources or from a Housing Finance Institution. Whatever be the estimate,
they have to provide for an extra ten percent to take care of cost of
escalation of building materials and unexpected additional work. If they intend
to avail home loan, then they will have to approach a Finance Company well in
advance with the sanctioned plan etc., and get the loan sanctioned.
Foundation:
The Structural Engineer
does the foundation drawing. Though foundation work is a little expensive, one
must not compromise with it. A building rests safely on a strong foundation. It
is the base on which you construct additional floors at a future date.
Area:
From the Floor
Area Ratio, the plot coverage area must be worked out. Plinth Area is the total
area of construction. This includes all the floors as well as the wall thickness.
Carpet area is the area inside the constructed building between the walls and
the area actually used. Super built area is generally applicable to apartments.
This includes the wall thickness, projected area and the common area.
Solar Heater:
Whether one is
providing a solar heater or not, there must be a provision for it and they must
atleast give pipeline connections to the
bathrooms, kitchen and other places from the heater location so that you need
not have to spend extra money when you install a solar water heater.
Bath Room:
For bathroom the
bolting arrangement must be such that when it is bolted from the inside, the
door can be opened from the outside by applying a little force in case of an
emergency. The bathroom must be laid with anti-skid tiles. The fixtures in the
bathrooms must be such that they do not interfere with free movement. Also
there shall be no projections from the walls.
Woodwork:
Though teak wood
is preferred, by using other woods and wood substitutes they can save up to 50%
on the wood cost. If adequate funds are not available for making built-in
cupboards, they may make the provisions for putting up at a future date.
Periodic Inspection:
Civil,
structural, plumbing, sanitary electrical, carpentry and tiles lying are inter-related
works which call for proper co-ordination, with periodic inspection and repair.
When the construction work is in progress a representative of yours must be on
the job site. The Architect, Civil Engineer and the Structural Engineer must do
periodic inspection. This is a must.
Electrical Wiring and Plumbing:
The Architect
prepares the drawing for electrical, plumbing, sanitary and pipe laying works
and it must be carried out as per the drawing. In case of any deviation, it must
be incorporated in the drawing. The drawing must be kept safely so that if any
leakage or short circuit occurs after some years, the drawing will come in
handy to locate the faulty areas.
Painting:
This is
the last stage. Painting work is done in five phases. After primer coating is
given it is allowed to dry. Thereafter, the full putty and then the first coating
of painting are given.
This
work must never be rushed. After the first coat one may perform pooja. Thereafter,
touch up putty work is done and then the final coating. Adequate time must be
given for the final coating, which makes the interior visually appealing.
Material:
Do not compromise
on the material quality in apartments. Always use BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certified
materials. Electrical wiring materials must be of a well-known and reliable
brand. Without proper co-ordination, timely execution of work is not possible. For
each work phase, a timetable must be drawn up and strictly adhered to. When one
phase is over, Workers for the next stage of work must step in. There shall be
no financial constraints at any stage. If all these are attended to promptly, one
can have their dream house without hassles, and peacefully.
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