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This document discusses sustainability issues in the construction industry in India due to rapid urbanization, which leads to high consumption of energy and resources. It notes that sustainability is needed to address these problems. It also discusses how construction is a major contributor to resource use and that there is a need to shift to more sustainable building materials. Finally, it poses four research questions about comparing mud to other materials for cost, durability and environmental impact, methods for improving mud properties for construction, challenges and opportunities for using mud in different projects and climates, and how mud contributes to cultural and social sustainability.
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- 1. Research II Assignment 2 AR.AKSHAY JOSHI
- 2. Broad topic- Sustainability In India tremendous environmental problems are arising in construction industry due to rapid urbanization. Which leads to consume more energy and resources. Sustainablity is the only solution to tackle this issue.
- 3. Sustainable Materials Diminishing resources, excess greenhouse gas emissions, global warming theses are key issues in front of us. Construction industry is the major contributor to the consumption of resources. It is high time that world need to shift the focus from conventional construction materials to sustainable construction Materials.
- 4. Research Questions How does the use of mud as a construction material compare to other traditional and modern building materials in terms of cost, durability, and environmental impact? What are the most effective methods for stabilizing and improving the properties of mud for use in construction, and how do these methods impact the performance and sustainability of mud buildings? What are the main challenges and opportunities for using mud as a building material in different types of construction projects and climatic conditions, and how can these be addressed? How does the use of mud as a construction material contribute to the cultural and social sustainability of communities, and what are the best practices for involving local communities in the design and construction of mud buildings?