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This document provides details about the Nach Ghar building, including its history, dimensions, materials, and current condition. It was built during the British period for the owner Jomidar Chandan. At 3056 square feet, it was later used as a regional fire service office. The document describes the northern and southern walls, openings, ceilings, and present condition of floors and stairs. It recommends necessary repairs to cracks, broken windows, and water damage issues affecting the building.

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Nach Ghar (Jamidar Bari)
Jomidar bari (nach ghor) Building was built in British period Owner : Jomidar Chandan Built area : 3056 sq feet After british period the building was used as a regional office of fire service. Mortar Material : Lime & surki Northen wall : Size : 154x174 Brick size : 10x 5x 3 Mortar thickness : 他 Wall length : 154 Floor clearance : 180 Door height : 82 Wall depth : 20
Material: Brick, Cement, lime, Mortar Brick (9.5*4.5*2.75), Flemish bond Mortar 他 inch Openings: 2 Door, Door size: 1. 4*7, 2. 3*6. Fa巽ade : thickness 20 inch Fa巽ade condition: cracked by tree roots and moisturus . Ceiling: steel beam, 12 purlins, 4 I beam. condition: cracked and damaged
Southern wall : Size (lxh) = 15-9 x 114-6 = 283.5 sft Brick size : 10x5x3 (old) Mortar thickness : 遜 Mortar material : surki, cement Masonry condition : There are three windows. a) Wooden window ; one part is half broken b) Wooden window ; one part is repaired by tin later c) Wooden window, not really damaged Plastered Painted yellow & red later (faded away) Effected by fungus Cracked in spaces Damp , moisture Opening type : a) Width 3-2 length 4-10 frame 2 遜 palla 15 louver 4 b) & c) same Wall condition : Drainage hole Window a Window b Window ccrack Window c exterior Effected by Fungus Damp wall Recommendation: necessary steps should be taken to repair cracks & broken windows.
All Elevation:
Present Floor slab condition:
chittagong haritage wall slab building
STAIR CASE 76 38
a narrow acutely pointed arch having two centers of equal radii. Sometimes shortened to: lancet Also called: acute arch, Gothic arch, pointed arch or ogive Lancet Arch English Bond
Lock Arch
chittagong haritage wall slab building
chittagong haritage wall slab building
chittagong haritage wall slab building
Ground Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
South Elevation
West Elevation
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  • 2. Jomidar bari (nach ghor) Building was built in British period Owner : Jomidar Chandan Built area : 3056 sq feet After british period the building was used as a regional office of fire service. Mortar Material : Lime & surki Northen wall : Size : 154x174 Brick size : 10x 5x 3 Mortar thickness : 他 Wall length : 154 Floor clearance : 180 Door height : 82 Wall depth : 20
  • 3. Material: Brick, Cement, lime, Mortar Brick (9.5*4.5*2.75), Flemish bond Mortar 他 inch Openings: 2 Door, Door size: 1. 4*7, 2. 3*6. Fa巽ade : thickness 20 inch Fa巽ade condition: cracked by tree roots and moisturus . Ceiling: steel beam, 12 purlins, 4 I beam. condition: cracked and damaged
  • 4. Southern wall : Size (lxh) = 15-9 x 114-6 = 283.5 sft Brick size : 10x5x3 (old) Mortar thickness : 遜 Mortar material : surki, cement Masonry condition : There are three windows. a) Wooden window ; one part is half broken b) Wooden window ; one part is repaired by tin later c) Wooden window, not really damaged Plastered Painted yellow & red later (faded away) Effected by fungus Cracked in spaces Damp , moisture Opening type : a) Width 3-2 length 4-10 frame 2 遜 palla 15 louver 4 b) & c) same Wall condition : Drainage hole Window a Window b Window ccrack Window c exterior Effected by Fungus Damp wall Recommendation: necessary steps should be taken to repair cracks & broken windows.
  • 6. Present Floor slab condition:
  • 9. a narrow acutely pointed arch having two centers of equal radii. Sometimes shortened to: lancet Also called: acute arch, Gothic arch, pointed arch or ogive Lancet Arch English Bond