a) Enhance aesthetics

b) Provide insulation in cold climates

c) Handle heavy rainfall efficiently

d) Create open floor plans

a) Goan Portuguese

b) South Indian Vernacular

c) Rajasthani/Mughal-Inspired

d) Bengali Bungalows

a) Sandstone

b) Locally sourced red bricks

c) Timber and terracotta tiles

d) Mud bricks

a) Modern Minimalism

b) Goan Portuguese

c) Rajasthani Architecture

d) Eco-Friendly Homes

a) Domes and intricate carvings

b) Large verandas and slanted roofs

c) Clean lines and open floor plans

d) Jharokhas and courtyards

a) They focus on aesthetics.

b) They are affordable for every budget.

c) They are sustainable and planet-friendly.

d) They follow traditional construction practices.

a) Goan Portuguese

b) Fusion Design

c) South Indian Vernacular

d) Rajasthani Architecture

a) Sloped roofs for monsoons

b) Thick walls and small windows

c) Open courtyards for airflow

d) Double-glazed windows for insulation

a) Glass exteriors and thick walls

b) Sloped roofs and open courtyards

c) Insulated windows and compact layouts

d) Domes and jaali work

a) Goan Portuguese

b) Modern Minimalism

c) Bengali Bungalows

d) Fusion Design

a) They enhance the home's resale value.

b) They reduce construction time significantly.

c) They are cost-effective and environmentally friendly.

d) They require less maintenance over time.

a) Rajasthani/Mughal-Inspired

b) Eco-Friendly Homes

c) South Indian Vernacular

d) Contemporary Fusion

a) Intricate wood carvings

b) Arched windows and tiled roofs

c) Neutral tones and glass walls

d) Open courtyards and jaali work

a) Modern Minimalism

b) Courtyard Homes

c) Eco-Friendly Homes

d) Fusion Design

a) Aesthetic trends and resale value

b) Personal taste, practicality, and climate

c) Local building regulations and plot size

d) Low maintenance and modern materials