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    Zone-C: CG-C-01 CG-C-02

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    This document describes two housing typologies, CG-C-01 and CG-C-02, found in Zone C of Chhattisgarh, India. CG-C-01 is a single-story adobe structure with stone foundations, adobe walls, and a compressed bamboo mat roof. CG-C-02 is similar but uses burnt bricks rather than adobe, and is known locally as a chaukhandi. Both have provisions for stabilized mud plaster on walls and are designed to be incrementally expanded.

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    This document describes two housing typologies, CG-C-01 and CG-C-02, found in Zone C of Chhattisgarh, India. CG-C-01 is a single-story adobe structure with stone foundations, adobe walls, and a compressed bamboo mat roof. CG-C-02 is similar but uses burnt bricks rather than adobe, and is known locally as a chaukhandi. Both have provisions for stabilized mud plaster on walls and are designed to be incrementally expanded.

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    This document describes two housing typologies, CG-C-01 and CG-C-02, found in Zone C of Chhattisgarh, India. CG-C-01 is a single-story adobe structure with stone foundations, adobe walls, and a compressed bamboo mat roof. CG-C-02 is similar but uses burnt bricks rather than adobe, and is known locally as a chaukhandi. Both have provisions for stabilized mud plaster on walls and are designed to be incrementally expanded.

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    Zone-C: CG-C-01 CG-C-02

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    This document describes two housing typologies, CG-C-01 and CG-C-02, found in Zone C of Chhattisgarh, India. CG-C-01 is a single-story adobe structure with stone foundations, adobe walls, and a compressed bamboo mat roof. CG-C-02 is similar but uses burnt bricks rather than adobe, and is known locally as a chaukhandi. Both have provisions for stabilized mud plaster on walls and are designed to be incrementally expanded.

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    46

    ZONE- C
    Zone C comprise 11 districts :
    1. Kanker
    2. Bastar
    3. Dhamtari
    4. Balod
    5. Durg
    6. Raipur
    7. Mahasamund
    8. Janjgir Champa
    9. Baloda Bazar
    10. Bametara CG-C-01 CG-C-02
    11. Gariyband
    • Incrementality is in built in the design. Evolves into a courtyard house. • Incrementality is in built in the design. Evolves into a house locally known as
    • It is a single storey load bearing structure built in adobe. It has sand packed chaukhandi. Most prevalent housing typology across the state.
    Resources Available stone founda on, walling material is adobe with provision for stabilized • It is a single storey load bearing structure built in burnt bricks. It has brick
    • Burnt Clay/Fly ash reinforced mud plaster. founda on, walling material is brick with mud mortar with provision for
    • Thick adobe wall acts as thermal barrier. The roofing material is compressed stabilized reinforced mud plaster thick cob wall acts as thermal barrier.
    Zone C has two typologies corrugated bamboo mat sheets with locally available mber with bamboo
    CG-C-01 as under-structure.
    CG-C-02
    RecommendaƟons for Built Form

    Plan Layout Plinth/Floor Roof Profile


    This plan type includes two rooms with a long parchi in the front having Normal plinth design. Sloped roof.
    kitchen on one end.

    RecommendaƟons for construcƟon systems

    Components Recommended SpecificaƟons Specific Comments

    C Founda ons
    • Strip foo ng in brick with cement mortar

    • Minimum 30 cm and 30 cm projected from the walls to protect the


    Plinth
    founda on and provide stability to the structure.
    Wall • wall in Brick and Cement • Thick adobe wall acts as thermal barrier
    Wall Finish • cement Stabilized Mud Plaster
    • Roof slope angle – min 25 & max 33. • Rigid connec ons between all roof members to
    Roof Structure
    increase stability.
    • Compressed corrugated bamboo mat sheets with locally available • Woven reed mats can be used below the les as
    Roof Cover
    mber with bamboo as under-structure. false ceiling for thermal insula on.

    CHHATTISGARH Floor • Mud Floor with cow dung

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