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The chapter details various earthquake-resistant architectural interventions and the application of traditional and contemporary building technologies following major disasters in India. It discusses the significance of community involvement in reconstruction efforts, showcases different structural models, and highlights the need for appropriate technical guidance to enhance safety in construction practices. Examples from past disasters illustrate both successful strategies and challenges faced during rebuilding efforts.
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Term: Earthquakeresistant construction
Definition: Building design practices that reduce the risk of damage during an earthquake by using materials and structural systems that can withstand seismic forces.
Term: Communitydriven design
Definition: An approach that encourages user participation and preferences in the design process to ensure structures meet the local population's needs.
Term: Prefabricated housing
Definition: Building components that are manufactured off-site and transported to the construction location for assembly, reducing on-site labor and time.