[Snapshots]: Construction basics -- 'Good Quality Work shows by itself'

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BnM's Caption:

Construction basics  --  'Good Quality Work shows by itself'

A building under construction in South Delhi region, INDIA

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About the snapshot:

This Snapshot is of a building under construction in one of the prominent colonies of Lajpat Nagar that is located in the heart of South Delhi region.

Its well known that any construction is a visual treat to eyes as well as worth its money if it is executed incorporating top-notch quality work. The edge lines, corners and surfaces of the reinforced concrete framed structure, viz., columns, beams, slabs, etc. are absolutely clean, with no significant signs of honeycombing or bad form work.

The masonry (brickwork) is neat and tidy with the bricks looking well-burnt, and the brick joints nicely raked and finished with equal mortar bands. The other structural and/or non-structural elements like lintels, stairs, sunshades, etc. are also equally well done.

THIS IS WHAT IS CALLED COMPREHENSIVE QUALITY WORK.
Credit to the owners and the construction team involved with the project..

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