Green Architecture-Design Of A Literary Gathering Space

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    1. GREEN SAMMELAN 2008 ARCHITECT PRAMOD CHAUGULE . AKHIL BHARATIYA MARATHI SAHITYASAMMELAN AT SANGLI MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
    2. EVENING SCENARIO The gatherings in evenings were enhanced by provisions of musical fountain and decorative lighting for evenings.
    3. LOCATION – WILLINGDON COLLEGE CAMPUS GROUND
      • The best gathering space will be alive with activity a people of various ages, interacting with each other.
    4. MAIN PENDOL PLAN All environmental aspects like light, ventilation, temperature control, humidity by use of materials and techniques were considered for design
    5. MAIN PANDOL SECTION The area was covered by trusses with provision of vents at the top for extraction of hot air. Uniform and comfortable temperature was maintained by provision of white ceiling and shed net was used to cover that.
    6. EXECUTION OF THE WORK
    7. GREEN PATCHES OF LAWN Nearly 1 acre of landscaping was done for the comfort and pleasure of the visitors.
    8. VARIETY OF PLANTERS Area was decorated by removable patches of lawns, coloured flowers and plants all over which were provided by nurseries from surrounding areas.
    9. ADVERTISING PANELS
    10. OUTDOOR LANDSCAPING
    11. DRY LANDSCAPING
    12. LANDSCAPING
    13. LANDSCAPING
    14. LANDSCAPING
    15. ERECTION OF THE ENTRANCE
    16. ENTRANCE GATE
    17. A LEISURE NAP Only natural fabrics like cotton and jute were used to cover the sides and stage acting as insulation against heat.
    18. GATHERING AREA All environmental aspects like light, ventilation, temperature control, humidity by use of materials and techniques were considered for design
    19. CHILDRENS GATHERING Maximum use of natural light was made to reduce the electricity consumption which was nearly 50% of the required one
    20. COTTON AND JUTE DRAPERIES The planning of pavilion was done considering bioclimatic chart of Sangli. Maximum of sun radiations and direct sunlight were avoided by covering side areas by cotton draperies
    21. FLOWER ARRANGEMENT BELOW THE DIAS . Several garlands, carnations and draperies added to the beauty of space.
    22. FLOWER ARRANGEMENT AT THE ENTRANCE
    23. A SCULPTURE OF DEVHARA ( a place to keep statue of GOD ) Several fiber plastic sculptures depicting various aspects from Hindu temples like deepastambha, devdi, devhara were used at focal points which reflected the significance of religion in culture. DEEPASTAMBHA
    24. EMBLEM OF BOOK AT THE ENTRANCE
    25. A SCULPTURE
    26. A LIGHTING POLE OR A DEEPASTAMBHA
    27. CULTURAL EVENTS
    28. EVENING SCENARIO The gatherings in evenings were enhanced by provisions of musical fountain and decorative lighting for evenings.
    29. AERIAL VIEW
      • . A successful design is one which leads to perfect decision concerning economy and ecology creating a comfortable environment to human beings
      • PRESENTATION-AR.SUVARNA LELE

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