Proposed Development of an Estate in Marurui Area

People have constructed buildings and other structures since prehistory, including bridges, amphitheaters, dams, roads and canals. Building materials in present use have a long history and some of the structures built thousands of years ago are regarded as remarkable. The history of construction overlaps that of structural engineering and many other fields to understand why things were constructed the way they were in pre-history. we also need to rely on archaeology to record the form of the parts that survive and the tools used, and other branches of history and architecture to investigate how the builders lived and recorded their accomplishments. The institution has rapidly increased in population of students from recent years. It has a population of over ten thousands students; it offers technical and business courses. Dean is the person in-charge of student affairs, so was important to come up with this proposed project office block for dean of students. This proposed project will accommodate the…………………..

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