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Authors:M. Nirmala Devi, D. Karthigeyan Pages: 1 - 15 Abstract: The term "Transfer of development rights" (TDR) means making a certain amount of additional built-up area available in lieu of the area that the landowner has given up or surrendered, so that allowing him to use the extra built-up area himself or transfer it to another party in need of the extra built-up area for an agreed fee. The Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) is one of the tool that can be used to speed up the development of the city's infrastructure. They are available for purchase and sale on the open market as TDR Certificates. These certificates are inturn used in increase in FSI of the buildings. This research paper has addressed the issue by concentrating on the deployment of TDR and TDR certifications, which increase the public's and builders' use of TDR for development. In order to establish vital infrastructure projects like widened highways, formation of new roads, public parks or playgrounds, or other municipal amenities, the Government must make the obligatory acquisition of property parcels owned by private residents. Land acquisition is typically a time-consuming, difficult, and expensive procedure. The Government introduced TDR to reduce the amount of time needed for acquisition and purchase of land with the least amount of inconvenience. Private owners used to incur a loss on their investment since the Government's compensation was less than the property's actual market value. Private owners can now acquire TDR in the form of certificates. They can utilise these certificates for personal use or even exchange them for cash on the open market. This research paper explores the use of Transfer of Development Rights for spatial development and potential modifications to its implementation. PubDate: 2023-12-18 Issue No:Vol. 9, No. 2 (2023)
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Authors:Timothy Boves Pages: 16 - 28 Abstract: This research aims to study the role of architecture in helping accommodate Work from Home in residences in India and to study its impacts on the employees working on Work from Home basis and the impact on the respective organisation’s growth. To fulfil the purpose of the research, an in-depth literature review was conducted on various articles, journals and research papers from various trusted sources was conducted, which further led the researchers to conduct a small survey on the employees who are either working on Working from Home basis or have an experience related to the same. The questions in the survey were aimed at deriving the impact of Working from Home on a micro scale on the employees’ physical and mental well-being and the changes they adopted in their residence. At a larger scale, inferences from the survey, articles and journals delivered the observed impact of Work from Home on employers and the concerned organisations. Conclusions drawn from the above study depicted the impact of Work from Home practice on architecture, possible benefits availed by the organisations and the employees and the development of a region. PubDate: 2023-12-18 DOI: 10.37628/ijhhsp.v9i2.1099 Issue No:Vol. 9, No. 2 (2023)
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Authors:Riya Jain Pages: 26 - 32 Abstract: A lot of earthquakes occurred worldwide, but people are unaware of how to cope with them. Finding an appropriate emergency shelter location for disaster victims is one of the most crucial factors in disaster response. This research paper aims to review the impact of earthquake disasters on communities, infrastructure, and the environment. Four assessment criteria—optimization objective, decision variable, technique, and victim identification—were discovered through preliminary literature analysis. To fulfill the purpose of this research, case studies were reviewed. This review helped develop a strategy for selecting emergency shelter places that are both cost-effective and protects the people. These shelters not only give people somewhere to stay, but they also aid in rehabilitation by alleviating the trauma of the tragedy [1]. It helped us distribute the disaster victims to the predefined shelter location [2]. Based on the gaps identified through the case studies, a study was conducted which helped answer these questions. By doing so, we will be able to provide for and improve the living conditions of the victims and create a sense of awareness of earthquake disaster risk among people. This study helped us provide useful insights on how to contribute to disaster preparedness and mitigation in the future. PubDate: 2023-12-05 Issue No:Vol. 9, No. 2 (2023)
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Authors:Deepti Pande Rana, Mr. Rahil Vikram Singh, Ms. Pooja Singh, Ms Smriti Rastogi Pages: 33 - 39 Abstract: Smart home interior technologies have gained significant momentum worldwide, transforming traditional households into intelligent living spaces. It is one of the most intend phenomenon that suggests the integration of smart home technologies in the unique context of Indian households. As the most populous country in the world, India faces distinct socio-economic, cultural, and infrastructural challenges that influence the adoption and implementation of smart home solutions. This research investigates the key factors driving the adoption of smart home interior technologies in India, including the increasing urbanization, rising disposable incomes, and a growing awareness of energy efficiency and security. The paper also addresses the challenges, such as affordability, interoperability, and privacy concerns, that may hinder widespread adoption in this diverse and complex market. The study delves into the Indian consumer preferences and demands regarding smart home interior technologies, emphasizing cultural and lifestyle factors that influence the choice of devices and systems. It explores case studies and examples of successful smart home implementations in India, highlighting innovative approaches and solutions tailored to the Indian context. This research provides valuable insights into the dynamic world of smart home interiors in India, offering guidance for various stakeholders in this rapidly evolving market. PubDate: 2023-12-05 Issue No:Vol. 9, No. 2 (2023)
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Authors:Deepti Pande Rana, Chanchal Kumari Pages: 40 - 50 Abstract: This research article examines the fascinating journey of the evolution of furniture design from the 1950s to the present, focusing on its impact on interior design. This study provides a comprehensive overview of the major changes in design concepts, materials and technology that led to the furniture industry's goal. Starting with the creative and artistic symbols of the Mid-Century Modern movement, this article explores later periods marked by experimentation, postmodernism, sustainability, and digital integration. Through constant observation of the designers and their ongoing work, this work demonstrates the integration of culture, society, and technology in furniture production. In addition, the study demonstrates the importance of security, adaptation and integration of technology and design today in terms of the effects on people's interior design today. Data science monitors this shift, providing interior designers with valuable resources to help them make informed decisions about combining aesthetics, functionality, and culture in their creative work. PubDate: 2023-12-05 Issue No:Vol. 9, No. 2 (2023)
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