Low quality plaster done by either bad sand, or very little cement in the mix cracks, this one tho. huwa mostly aesthetic. Another huwa at the joint between masonry blocks and concrete beams/column, hii pia ni aesthetic
Differential settlement is another cause, sandy soils huwa na the largest settlements (red soil pia if you don't drain rain water and allow it to reach foundation depth)
Expansion contraction of walls / slab could also be a source. Movement joints are done if length of the structure is substantial. Clay bricks zikinyonya moisture expand too
When steel reinforcement starts corroding within concrete members will cause the concrete to spall
Cracks to watch out for;
Cracks on columns and beams, ikipita 2mm ask someone to look at it
Cracks that start at window/door openings and continue widening with time
Aesthetic,
aesthetic
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aesthetic
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adjective
aes·thet·ic
es-ˈthe-tik
is-,
British usually ēs-
variants also US esthetic or aesthetical or US esthetical
es-ˈthe-ti-kəl
is-,
British usually ēs-
1
a
: of, relating to, or dealing with
aestheticsor the beautiful
aesthetic theories
b
: ARTISTIC
a work of aesthetic value
c
: pleasing in appearance
: ATTRACTIVE
… easy-to-use keyboards, clear graphics, and other ergonomic and aesthetic features …—Mark Mehler
2
: appreciative of, responsive to, or
zealousabout the beautiful
also
: responsive to or appreciative of what is pleasurable to the senses
his aesthetic sensibility
3
: done or made to improve a person's appearance or to correct defects in a person's appearance
aesthetic plastic surgery
aesthetically adverb
or less commonly esthetically
es-ˈthe-ti-k(ə-)lē
is-,
British usually ēs-
aesthetic
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noun
aes·thet·ic
es-ˈthe-tik
is-,
British usually ēs-
variants or less commonly esthetic
1
aesthetics also esthetics
es-ˈthe-tiks
is-,
British usually ēs-
plural in form but singular or plural in construction
: a branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty, art, and
taste and with the creation and appreciation of beauty
2
: a particular theory or
conception of beauty or art
: a particular taste for or approach to what is pleasing to the senses and especially sight
modernist aesthetics
staging new ballets which reflected the aesthetic of the new nation—Mary Clarke & Clement Crisp
3
aesthetics also esthetics plural
: a pleasing appearance or effect
: BEAUTY
appreciated the aesthetics