Abstract: Traditional Architecture Is That Built Environment Determined Mainly By The Interaction Of The Ecological And Cultural Constraints. Nowadays, The Reinterpretation Of Our Heritage Leads To The Development Of The Advanced Building Technology As Means To Overcome The Climatic And Cultural Constraints.  In These Last Fifty Years And Mainly Since The Metamorphosis Of The Urban Development, Whether In Terms Of Culture And Densification, Was Done With An Unexpected Rapidity And With The Objective To Reflect Their Westernization On The Detriment Of The Use And Traditions Of The Historical And Urban Area. While Attention Was On The Rapid Growth And Development, Cultural Heritage Was Under Threat As The Built Environment Was Seen As A Reflection Of A TIME Rather Than Of A PLACE, And From The Architectural Point Of View The Focus Was Mainly On How It Looks Rather Than How It Works. The New Typologies Of The Post - Modern Buildings Whether In Terms Of Scale Or Technology In Most Cities Of The G.C.C.  Are Characterized By Their Insensitivity To Cultural Norms And Associated Typologies And Urban Morphology. However, Recent And Contemporary Buildings Are Developed With Reference To The Pre - Existing Matrix And Its Generative Values. The Paper Discusses The Use Of The Ecological And Cultural Issues In The Development And Production Of The Contemporary Urban Space In The G.C.C. The Method Used For The Exploration Is After Selecting Some Major Civil Public Buildings In Different Cities Of The G.C.C., We Proceed To Their Analysis And We Discuss  The Correlation Existing Between Historic And Contemporary Buildings And Urban Areas. By Way Of Conclusion, It Is Argued That The Acceptable Meaning Of Post - Modern Urban Space Has Been To Imply The Role Of Cultural Environment In Shaping Social Relations, The Modes Of Thought, Norms And The Total Range Of Customary, Which Influences People’s Adaptation. Therefore, Patterns Of Growth, Town Morphology, In Short Urban Phenomenon, Evolved Characteristics From The Interaction Between Ecology, Culture And Cognitive Structure.     

Abstract: In this paper, an attempt is made to study the quality of ground water which is used for domestic and agricultural purpose.  The  study is restricted  to the areas in Medak District, Telangana state, with 50 ground water samples taken from bore wells belongs to North Latitude  17045' to 17050' and East Longitude 17050' and 77030' and 77040'  with an area of  167 sq.  kms.  A detailed statistical analysis is carried out to study the elements in the ground water based on the sample to measure the quality of water with respect to the components they contains, Na, K, Ca, Mg, F, Cl, Fe, Co, Cu, Zn, Ni, As, Li, B,  Al, V, Be, Se, Rb, Sr, Mo, Ag, Cd, Sb, Ba, Pb are examined. The significant level of each component is studied with respect to its standard values in the normal water. A detailed statistical analysis is carried out using some univariate and multivariate statistical techniques and drawn conclusions.     

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