in this country i.e. india why still people are going for RCC instead of steel green buildings?anybody plz ans?????????

India is a developing Countery .Mass people are poor .Steel Structures are not familier with mass people.It requires special design & Tech Knowledge.Its cost is much .Lots of buildings with load bearing brick work & Rcc are built without St Design with help of skilled Mason.  So brick & RCC will lead for next 50 years.Where land cost is much any suitable material could be used. 

dear,i do understand..........your point,but only becoz of price factor ,we cannot consider........hence their are an imp factor time.........i.e. for building an rcc it takes comparative more time ,it ia may be an double or triple times of that......as well if we talk about price as well ,the ROI for Rcc u will get may be after so long.......but in case of steel building,it would be done so early and ROI can be earned.....and further it can be recyclable as it is steel and u will get the some money back,as in the case of rcc wont get that price after ...i.e. in future need to rebuild............so wy dont think about future profit along with the  present........ 

today rcc cost is low compared to steel building and the technology of steel building is not present and the required sill personal so for today rcc building will stay still it is cost effective than steel building

I have nothing against steel buildings, but I feel we are still not in a position to manage the strict supervision and precision required in their construction. There is a much better comfort level in constructing RCC frame buildings and they are much more cheaper to construct too.   

I agree with Jyoti as of now it is not cost effective. It will take probably a decade when everybody will chang to Steel Structure.

RCC structures are  economical, durable, long lasting, when compared to steel structures

In India the technology is yet to flourish at all segment of peoples.

Steel building can give better finish, look and structure, but India is not trained with engineers to implement the process.

Moreover, the gross cost shall be very high in terms of raw matrials. The labour cost can be cheap but the suitable equipments and training is not available yet.

The mainatainance cost shall be quite high.

We must wait another many years till our labour cost hiked in comparison to developed markets.

I think your question "in this country i.e. india why still people are going for RCC instead of steel green buildings?" doesnt have that much steam in in it. B coz most of the industrial sheds, godown & warehouses r made up of steel as superstructure.  As u said steel buildings r green, I think they r not 100% green. Bcoz process of making of steel from iron ore is much polluting. (U can visit any steel plant in Chandrapur MIDC to c the truth). Also iron ore of India is located in the area which is captured by Naxalites. To extract that iron ore we need to clear the whole jungle causing ecological imbalnce.. already this year we r facing problems like iadequate rain. Cutting of this dense jungle would merely add to the problems of India. I think we need to think on this problem & should work out a solution.