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1. Check list for case study
Style of architecture
• The regional context is prevalent in the design or not.
• Special features.
Linkage / Connectivity diagrams
• From all the plans gather the linkage diagram.
Site plan analysis
• Size of the site.
• Site and building ratio.
• The orientation of the building.
• Geology, soil typology, vegetation, hydrography
Construction technologies and materials
• Related to the project.
• Materials easily available in that region and mostly used.
• Technologies used in that region. Search for local technologies that are known among the local
labourer's.
Access and approach
• Entry and exit locations into the site as well as into the building.
• Several entries and exit points.
Environment and micro-climate
• Try to document a building situated in a region that is somewhat similar to the region in which the
project will be designed.
• Important climatic factors- sun path, rainfall, and wind direction.
Requirements and used behaviors
• Areas required that will suffice the efficiency of the work to be done in that space.
• Keeping in mind the requirements, age-group, gender, and other factors while designing.
Form and function
• The form is incomplete without function. To define a large space or form it is necessary to follow the
function.
• To analyze the reason behind the formation of a certain building and how it merges with the
surroundings or why it stands out and does not merge with the surroundings.

2. • Why the architect of the building adopted either of the philosophies, “form follows function” or
“function follows form”.
• Circulation- Horizontal and Vertical
• Size and area of corridor and lobbies.
• Placement of staircases, ramps, elevators, etc.
• Structure- Column, beam, etc.
• Analyzing the structure detail.
• Types of beams, columns, and trusses used, for example, I- section beam, C- section beam.
• Building services or systems
• Analyzing the space requirement of HVAC, fire alarm system, water supply system, etc.
• Consideration of Barrier-free environment in design detailing
• Designing keeping the requirements of disabled people, children, pregnant women, etc. in mind.
• Access and approach
• Entry and exit locations into the site as well as into the building.
• Several entries and exit points.
• Access and approach
• Entry and exit locations into the site as well as into the building.
• Several entries and exit points.
• TIME DURATION BETWEEN TWO RACE EVENTS
• WHAT HAPPENS IN THE BUILDING WHEN THERE IS NO EVENT HAPPENING
• INCOME
• IF A RACE HAS TO BE HAPPENED WHAT IS THE NO. OF PEOPLE ATTENDING
• PAST HISTORY
• INCOME GENRATED
• TICKET PRICENO .OF STAFF
• FOOTFALL
• MAINTANENCE,MANUAL