Study the following flow chart and describe how a Building is Constructed.
(Points: Drawing of a plan of the building by the architect — getting the plan sanctioned by the municipal or corporation authority — engaging masons and labourers — starting the construction with bricks, cement and sand — fitting doors and windows — plastering of walls — wiring — electric and water connections — painting — building completed — fit for living)
How a Building is Constructed
The construction of a building begins with the drawing of a plan by the architect. This plan is then sanctioned by the municipal or corporation authority. After approval, masons and labourers are engaged to carry out the work. The actual construction starts with bricks, cement and sand to raise the structure. Next, doors and windows are fitted, and the walls are plastered to make the surface smooth. This is followed by wiring and installation of electric and water connections. Afterwards, the painting of the walls is done to give the building a finished look. Finally, the building is completed and becomes fit for living.
