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Home built without a single brick - Green buildings

15 March 2008 - 10:56am — mcadambi

 

http://www.deccanherald.com/Content/Feb292008/realty2008022854674.asp

 "With the City growing vertically as well as horizontally at an alarming pace, it has become imperative to implement sustainable solutions to preserve what is left of the available natural resources. Biodiversity Conservation India Limited (BCIL) is doing that and more."

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tsubba - 16 Mar 2008 - 7:46am
this is a very very interesting topic. thanks for posting this. something happened and we got sucked into this 'plastering' culture. we even got into making designs and calligraphy in cement. but the sad part is all this going native is highly unaffordable for ordinary people. going native and simple in the cities is very very expensive. ironically mangalore's tile industry for example is in shambles.

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