Coworking is an arrangement in which several workers from different companies share an office space, allowing cost savings and convenience through the use of common infrastructures, such as equipment, utilities, and receptionist and custodial services, and in some cases refreshments and parcel acceptance services. It is attractive to independent contractors, independent scientists, telecommuting and work-at-home professionals, and people who travel frequently. Additionally, coworking helps workers avoid the isolation they may experience while telecommuting, traveling, or working at home, while also eliminating distractions.

1. GUIDED BY :
Ar. N.K KHARE
Ar. SONAL SHREE SHREEMAL
Ar. MANAS SHARMA
Ar. ASTHA SINGH
Ar. HIMANSHU NANDIWAL
MADE BY : GROUP-9
MOHD. SIDDIQ
AYUSH KHANDELWAL
ASIF KHATRI
RAHUL JANGID
CASE STUDIES ON
CO-WORKING SPACES
1. STARTUP OASIS , SITAPURA , JAIPUR ( LIVE STUDY )
2. THE CIRCLE – HUDA CITY METRO STATION , GURUGRAM ( LITERATURE STUDY )
3. SEVENTH SENSE STUDIO , SAKET ,DELHI ( LITERATURE STUDY )
By POORNIMA UNIVERSITY , Jaipur
Batch 2015-20

2. THE CIRCLE - HUDA CITY CENTRE METRO STATION, GURGAON

3. HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON
INTRODUCTION: H.U.D.A. (Haryana Urban Development Authority) City Center Metro Station
• THE STATION WAS EARLIER KNOWN
AS SUSHANT LOK METRO STATION.
• IT IS THE TERMINATING STATION ON
THE YELLOW LINE WHICH STARTS
FROM JAHANGIR PURI.
• THE TOTAL SITE AREA OF THE
STATION IS 30,000 SQ. MT.
• THE BUILDING IS A SIX STOREY
METRO STATION CONSISTING OF
FACILITIES LIKE SHOPPING, OFFICES
AND ROOF TOP CAFETERIA.
• IT IS A GREEN BUILDING DESIGNED
IN ASSOCIATION WITH T.E.R.I. (Tata
Energy Research Institute).
ARCHITECT: VISHWANNATH ASSOCIATES, BANGALORE
• THE METRO STATION IS SITUATED
AT THE JUNCTION OF SECTOR
ROAD AND ARYA SAMAJ ROAD.

4. HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON
SITE AND SITE SURROUNDINGS
THE SITE IS
SURROUNDED BY
BUILDINGS LIKE:
1. HOSPITALS
2. SHOPPING
COMPLEX
3. RESIDENTIAL
APPARTMENTS
4. OFFICES
HOSPITALS
RESIDENTIAL AREA
H.U.D.A. CITY CENTER METRO STATION
SITE FOR APPU GHAR OFFICES
COMMERCIAL AREA
OFFICES FORTIS HOSPITAL
APPU GHAR

5. HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON
SITE AND SITE SURROUNDINGS: SITE PLAN
PARKING RECEIVING SUBSTATION PARKING
FOOD COURTESCALATORHUDA CIRCLE
OFFICES
FORTIS HOSPITAL
PARKING
WALKWAYS
SECTOR 46
SECTOR29

6. HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON
SITE AND SITE SURROUNDINGS: SITE PLAN
APPU GHAR SITE
VEHICLE ENTRY AND EXIT
PARKING
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY
VEHICLE ENTRY
VEHICLE EXIT
AUTO STAND
140 MT
50 MT
95 MT
VEHICLE ENTRY

7. HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON
ANALYSIS : URBAN CONTEXT
• THE SITE HAS BETTER CONECTIVITY TO THE SURROUNDING URBAN AREA.
• THE MIXED LAND USE AROUND THE SITE IN TURN HAS AN IMPACT ON THE KIND OF PUBLIC USING
IT.
• THE DIFFERENT USERS ARE
1. RESIDENTS (LOCALITES)
2. EMPLOYEES
3. MISCELLANOUS ( TOURIST etc. )
• PEAK HOURS : 8-10 AM MORNING AND 6-8 PM EVENING.
• THE METRO STATION HAS A FOOT FALL OF 60,000 AND IS DESIGNED TO CATER FOR 2 LAKH USERS.
• WITH APPU GHAR ON THE NEIGHBOURING SITE IN THE NEAR , THE LOAD ON METRO
SUBSTANCIALLY INCREASE , SPECIALLY ON HOLIDAYS.
• SIMILARLY WITH THE OPENING OF THE COMMERCIAL COMPLEX IN THE SAME PRIMISE, THE
POSIIBILITY OF INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF USERS IS VERY HIGH.

8. HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON
ANALYSIS : TRAFFIC CIRCULATION
• THE ACCESS TO THE METRO STATION CAN ONLY BE DONE BY AUTOS AND PRIVATE VEHICLES AS THERE IS NO
FEEDER BUS SERVICE PROVIDED FOR THE PUBLIC.
• THE NEAREST BUS STOP IS THE HUDA CITY BUS STOP WHICH IS AT A DISTANCE OF 200 METERS FROM THE
METRO STATION.
VEHICULAR TRAFFIC AND ENTRIES
PEDESTRIAN ENTRIES
SECTOR 46
SECTOR29

9. HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON
ANALYSIS : SITE CIRCULATION
VEHICULAR TRAFFIC CIRCULATION
PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENTPARKING
PARKING
• NO OF ENTRIES : PEDESTRIAN – 4; VEHICULAR – 2 ; SERVICE – 1
• A PARKING OF 200 E.C.U.’S IS GIVEN ON SITE FOR METRO USERS WHICH IS INSUFFICIENT.
• PARKING FOR THE COMMERCIAL COMPLEX IS GIVEN IN THE BASEMENT.
• THE AREA INFRONT OF THE BUILDING IS DELEBRATELEY KEPT MORE KEEPING IN MIND THE
INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF USERS DUE TO THE OPENING OF THE COMMERCIAL COMPLEX.
RECEVING
SUB STATION

10. SWOT ANALYSIS
HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON
1. SITE AND SURROUNDINGS
Huge site – 9.16 acre , 3 sides access , located at one of the important junction in the city.
Not working on site as per design .
The uses can be reallocated for better utilization .
Redundant spaces being wasted .
2. CONCEPTUAL UNDERPINNING
Retail and office zone added to create interest and add value being the last station on the line
Office haven’t leased out yet since 2010 but Now it has started.
The uses can be reallocated for better utilization.
Located near the busy commercial zone.
3. FUNCTIONALITY AND ARCHITECT’S INTERPRETATION
Metro being the major zone for access
Entrances to different zones are not properly allocated/designed which creates confusion.
The existing can be worked out for better future use.
Fails to draw attention and hence footfall

11. 4. BUILD FORM / FAÇADE AND MATERIALS
Vertical Stacked with a huge site area.
Steel, Glass and Concrete used in structure.
No Harmony and Design Intent in the Façade.
Redevelopment of site can be an advantage to existing.
Imposition of design elements is a threat for the building.
5. ZONE SEGMENTATION
Mix of Retail and Metro area entry/exists at the ground level provides easy
accessibility for commuters to spend some time lingering.
No proper entrances defined for different zones.
Offices right above the platform causes a huge vibration and noise due to
metro.
Offices zones can be reallocated for other uses .
Failure of offices above Platform.
6. DEVELOPMENT CONTROL AND POSSIBLE OUTCOMES
No. limitation for the control as DMRC land.
Total Site Area = 9.16 acres
Metro = 2.16 acres Offices = 3.39 acres Retail = 1.66 acres
SWOT ANALYSIS
HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON

12. HUDA CITY CENTRE, GURGAON

15. 5TH FLOOR
CO-WORKING SPACE

16. Internal Plan
CORRIDORS
OUTDOOR
SITTING
ENTRY
Waiting
Area
Lift
Area
Lift
Area
Discussion Area
Open Meeting Area Open Meeting Area OpenMeeting/discussion
Open workstation Area
Open Disscussion
/Meeting /Working Area

17. CASE STUDY
SEVENTH SENSE STUDIO , SAKET ,DELHI

18. SEVENTH SENSE STUDIO , SAKET, DELHI
SITE AND SURROUNDING

19. BASEMENT PLAN
N
10.3m 7.8m 10.3m
20.6
28.4 m
37.4 sqm
395.04 sqm
23.1 sqm
27.1 sqm

20. N
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
10.3m 7.8m 10.3m
20.6
28.4 m
308.7 sqm
32.7 sqm
54.5 sqm
20.2 sqm

21. N
FIRST FLOOR PLANFirst Floor Plan
10.3m 7.8m 10.3m
18.2
28.4 m
2.4
240.3 sqm
54 sqm
16.8
44 sqm

22. N
SECOND FLOOR PLANSECOND FLOOR PLAN
10.3m 7.8m 10.3m
15.8
28.4 m
27 sqm
10.2 sqm
28.2 sqm
15.2 sqm
212.5 sqm

24. SITE
INDIA GATE
SITE
LOCATION:- Sitapura , Jaipur, Rajasthan
LAND USE :- Commercial
COMMERCIAL
ROADINSITUTIONAL
CASE STUDY
STARTUP OASIS COWORKING SPACES,JAIPUR

25. STARTUP OASIS
COWORKING SPACES,
JAIPUR
Startup Oasis is a Jaipur based incubation centre that is developing
an ecosystem in Rajasthan to inspire and support students, aspiring
entrepreneurs and start-ups to solve persistent problems, develop
breakthrough innovations and create world class enterprises.

26. SERVICES OFFERED

28. MODULE NO. AREA IN SQ. M
M1 11.70X7.27[85.5]
M2 7.27X11.70[85.5]
M3 7.27X11.70[85.5]
M4 11.70X7.27[85.5]
M5 11.70X7.27[85.5]
M6 7.27X11.70[85.5]
M7 7.27X11.70[85.5]
M8 11.70X7.27[85.5]
M9 9.44X11.11[104.8]
M10 9.44X11.11[104.8]
TOTAL 893
SCHEDULE OF AREA
BUILDING
ENTRANCE
COWORKING
OFFICE
CORRIDOR
RECEPTION
CONFERENCE ROOM
GROUND FLOOR PLAN

29. MODULE NO. AREA IN SQ. M
M11 11.70X7.27[85.5]
M12 7.27X11.70[85.5]
M13 7.27X11.70[85.5]
M14 11.70X7.27[85.5]
M15 11.70X7.27[85.5]
M16 7.27X11.70[85.5]
M17 7.27X11.70[85.5]
M18 11.70X7.27[85.5]
M19 9.4X11.11[104.8]
M20 9.4X11.11[104.8]
TOTAL 893
SCHEDULE OF AREA
FIRST FLOOR PLAN

30. Internal layout

31. LIVE
(STARTUP OASIS)
LITERATURE
(THE CIRCLE)
Private Offices
Meeting Room
Administrative
office
Cafeteria
Pantry
Play Area
Electrical Room
Reception
Guard Room
Fire house
Storage Area
Waiting Lounge
COMPARISION LIVE & LITERATURE
LITERATURE
(SEVENTH SENSE )

32. LIVE
(STARTUP OASIS)
LITERATURE
(THE CIRCLE)
LITERATURE
(7th Sense )
Private Offices For 20 Person –
7.2 m ×11.7 m =
84.2sq.m
For 22 Person –
74.3sq.m
For 110 Person =
308.8sqm
Meeting Room • For 30 People –
11.7 × 7.2=
84.2sq.m
• For 33 People –
84sq.m
For 30 people
74.7 sq.m
Administrative
office
5 × 2.5 = 12.5
sq.m
NO 15sq.m
Cafeteria For 50 People -
9.4 × 11.1 =
104.34
NO For 15 people
37.4 sqm
Pantry 1 Pantry for – 20
Person = 1.5 x 1.2
For 400 people
25sqm
For 43 people
2.81 sq.m
COMPARISION LIVE WITH LITERATURE

33. LIVE
(STARTUP OASIS)
LITERATURE
(THE CIRCLE)
LITERATURE
(7th Sense )
Play Area 7.2 × 5 = 36sq.m NO NO
Electrical Room 4 Rooms of
3×4=12sq.m
25 sqm -
Reception/
Waiting Lounge
7.2 × 5= 36sq.m For 10 people
40 sqm
8x3 (inc. Recep)
Guard Room 2x1.5 - -
Fire house 2 × 1.5 = 3 sq.m -
Storage Area 7.2 × 5 = 36sq.m Storages with
furniture
Toilet 1 urinal and 1 WC
1 washbasin for =
20 person
For 200 people
Male : 2 wc ,5
urinal ,2
washbasin
Female : 4 wc , 2
washbasin
For 50 people
Male : 1 wc ,2
urinal ,1 washbasin
Female : 1
washbasin ,
COMPARISION LIVE WITH LITERATURE

34. BY-LAWS AND DESIGN PARAMETERS
FOR OFFICE SPACES

35. Workstation Design Standards
Source : Nuferts 3 Edition ; pg-351

36. Division Of Spaces
Source : Nuferts 3 Edition ; pg-345

37. Floor Area Requirements
Source : Nuferts 3 Edition ; pg-346

38. Source : Nuferts 3 Edition ; pg-346
Floor Area Requirements

39. Fire and Life Safety
Source : A HANDBOOK PLANNING OF OFFICE BUILDING by CPWD ; pg-35

40. Fire and Life Safety
Source : A HANDBOOK PLANNING OF OFFICE BUILDING by CPWD ; pg-37

41. Fire and Life Safety
Source : A HANDBOOK PLANNING OF OFFICE BUILDING by CPWD ; pg-38

42. Fire and Life Safety
Source : A HANDBOOK PLANNING OF OFFICE BUILDING by CPWD ; pg-40

43. Parking Requirements
Source : A HANDBOOK PLANNING OF OFFICE BUILDING by CPWD ; pg-46

44. Barrier Free Parameters
Source : A HANDBOOK PLANNING OF OFFICE BUILDING by CPWD ; pg-51

45. Barrier Free Parameters
Source : A HANDBOOK PLANNING OF OFFICE BUILDING by CPWD ; pg-51

46. RESEARCH on :
OPTIMIZING SHARED OFFICES SPACES: APPLYING PROCEDURAL
ALGORITHMS FOR OPTIMIZED SCENARIO OFFICE PLANNING
By Yair Titelboim ,
Master's candidate at MIT School of Architecture + Urban Planning
https://yairtitelboim.com/2019/04/15/algorithmic-optimization-of-co-working-spaces-applying-procedural-
generation-algorithms-for-optimal-office-layouts/comment-page-1/?unapproved=41&moderation-
hash=d56b7e97e4bdecc6e6ed7b561c4a7c79#comment-41