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    This document summarizes information about two types of residential houses in Basrur, Karnataka: the Harikhaar house and the Priest house. The Harikhaar house was built 600 years ago as the home of a minister and currently houses 3 family members. Materials used include terracotta tiles, mangalore tiles, and wood. The Priest house is a spiritual home for a mother and son, where the son serves as a priest. It contains spaces like halls, a prayer area, kitchen, and indoor bathroom. Locally available materials like wood, tiles and bricks were used respecting local culture and expertise. Floor plans, sections and architectural details of elements are also presented.

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    This document summarizes information about two types of residential houses in Basrur, Karnataka: the Harikhaar house and the Priest house. The Harikhaar house was built 600 years ago as the home of a minister and currently houses 3 family members. Materials used include terracotta tiles, mangalore tiles, and wood. The Priest house is a spiritual home for a mother and son, where the son serves as a priest. It contains spaces like halls, a prayer area, kitchen, and indoor bathroom. Locally available materials like wood, tiles and bricks were used respecting local culture and expertise. Floor plans, sections and architectural details of elements are also presented.

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    This document summarizes information about two types of residential houses in Basrur, Karnataka: the Harikhaar house and the Priest house. The Harikhaar house was built 600 years ago as the home of a minister and currently houses 3 family members. Materials used include terracotta tiles, mangalore tiles, and wood. The Priest house is a spiritual home for a mother and son, where the son serves as a priest. It contains spaces like halls, a prayer area, kitchen, and indoor bathroom. Locally available materials like wood, tiles and bricks were used respecting local culture and expertise. Floor plans, sections and architectural details of elements are also presented.

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    HOUSING

    GROUP - G

    DOCUMENTATION - HOUSING
    DONE BY,
    G.NANDESHWARI -17
    K.MANI KIRAN -23
    S.DIMPULL -58
    E.TEJASWINI -16
    D.SANDHYA RANI-13
    M.PRERANA -70
    RESIDENTIAL
    TYPOLOGIE
    S
    PRIEST HOUSE
    INTRODUCTION:
    Priest house is a spiritual house. 2 members live in the house
    (mother and son).Son is the priest in the temple in front of
    The house, his family takes care for the temple.

    SPACES:
    Hall, Main hall, dining hall, pooja gadi,
    kitchen,indoor washroom,2 storeyed.

    MATERIALS USED:
    Materials used in construction of roofs included
    Mangalore roofing tiles and terracotta tiles.
    Availability of wood and skilled labour allowed them
    To adorn their homes with exquisite woodwork which
    Was the signature of these homes.
    Using locally available resources and expertise to
    reflect their cultural identity, the Bunt community
    homes were instances of pragmatic planning and
    eye for detail.
    HARIKHAAR HOUSE
    INTRODUCTION:
    Harikhaar ghar was built about 600 years ago. Harikhaar house
    is located near Devara kera pond.
    It is a spiritual house.

    HISTORY:
    In past it was the house of the minister of that time therefore it derive its name
    harikhar(Minister) in their language.
    earlier the wooden ceiling was all over the house, due to demolition the ceilings were
    destroyed, they were able to preserve the ceiling in the main hall.

    PRESENT-DAY:
    Presently, 3 members live in the house ( a couple and a student).
    there income source be catering & mess, along with that they do supply milk ( for
    2 families)

    SPACES:
    Hall, Main hall, dining hall, pooja gadi, 2 kitchens
    (one inside and one outside)
    catering hall, buffalo shed, washing area.

    MATERIALS USED:
    Terracotta tiles, mangalore tiles, clay bricks,
    Wood used for wooden ceiling(teakwood or rosewood).
    BASRUR BASRUR MAP
    HOUSING TYPOLOGY

    GUTHU HOUSES FLAT SLAB HOUSES


    The Guthu Houses are large, inward Flat slab house is made of reinforced concrete
    looking Hindu Mansions. The typical slab which is supported directly by concrete
    Guttu house has a steeply pitched roof, columns without the use of beams.
    combining single & double storeyed
    blocks around a courtyard.

    CUSTOM OF HOUSES

    SPIRITUAL HOUSES NON-SPIRITUAL HOUSES

    HOUSE-1:HARIKHAAR HOUSE

    HOUSE-2:PRIEST HOUSE

    WAY TO HOUSES
    GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR PLAN
    PLAN
    LEGEND
    1. HALL
    2. LIVING ROOM
    3. STORE ROOM
    4. POOJA ROOM
    5. DINING ROOM
    6. KITCHEN
    7. CATERING KITCHEN
    8. STORAGE
    9. BUFFALO SHED
    10. CATERING AREA
    11. HALL
    12. STORAGE
    ROOF PLAN 13. BED ROOM
    14 BED ROOM
    ELEVATION HORIZONTAL SECTION

    VERTICAL SECTION

    FIRST FLOOR
    GROUND FLOOR PLAN
    PLAN
    POOJA DOOR

    LINTEL DESIGN

    WOODEN CEILING

    MAIN ENTRANCE
    GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

    LEGEND
    1. ENTRANCE
    2. HALL
    3. HALL
    4. POOJA ROOM
    5. LIVING ROOM
    6. DINING/LIVING ROOM
    7. KITCHEN
    8. BEDROOM
    9. TOILET
    10. STORE ROOM
    11. HALL
    12. BEDROOM
    13. TAILOR ROOM
    14. LIVING ROOM
    ROOF PLAN 15. BEDROOM
    ELEVATION HORIZONTAL SECTION

    FIRST FLOOR VERTICAL SECTION


    GROUND FLOOR
    PLAN
    PLAN

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