FSI or Floor Space Index meaning and concept explained in Hindi. What is FSI calculation formula for a building? Difference between FAI and FAR. FSI ya Floor Space Index kya hota hai, janiye is video mein hindi mein.
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इस वीडियो में FSI या Floor Space Index के मायने और अवधारणा के बारे में समझाया गया है। FSI या Floor Space Index क्या होता है? किसी भी building की FSI गढ़ना की विधि क्या होती है? FAR और FSI में क्या अंतर होता है? जानिए सब इस वीडियो में हिंदी भाषा में।
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In this video, we have explained:
What is floor space index?
What is the calculation formula of floor space index?
What is the difference between FSI and FAR?
What is the definition of floor space index?
What is the concept of floor space index?
How many floors can you build on a given plot of land?
What all factors are considered by urban planning department to come up with the FSI for a city or an area?
What are the impacts of high FSI and low FSI for a city or an area?
Floor Space Index या FSI क्या होता है?
Floor Space Index की परिभाषा क्या है?
किसी भी building या property के Floor Space Index की गढ़ना कैसे की जाती है?
FAR और FSI में क्या अंतर होता है?
किसी भी प्लाट में कितने floors बनाये जा सकते हैं?
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