People need different types of buildings for their livelihood. For example, school, college, bank, office, house, etc., we mean any building structure. Building can be defined as “any planned installation, consisting of building materials and used or unused as human habitation, including every part and part of the foundation, building services including plinth, wall, floor, roof, chimney, plumbing, standing platform, balcony, Balcony, cornice or extended part, extended of the building Any part that is attached to it or any wall that encloses or encloses any land or boundary, symbolic objects built for the purpose of giving walls and all structures displayed on the outside.”
But enclosures or tents by tents and triplets and temporary structures on the battlefield are not considered buildings.
1/ Residential Buildings
2/ Educational Buildings
3/ Institutional Buildings
4/ Assembly Buildings
For Example: Auditorium, Seminar, etc.
5/ Business Buildings
For Example: business center, doctor’s office or less than 100 people work, etc.
6/ Mercantile Buildings
For Example: office building, shop, store, market, exhibition center, etc.
7/ Storage Buildings
For Example: warehouse or storage room
8/ Industrial Buildings
9/ Hazardous Buildings
For Example: nuclear power plants, radioactive refinery etc.
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