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presentation on Site Planning is an attempt to showcase the role and importance of the site and its planning in the context of evolving cost-effective, resource efficient and sustainable architectural solutions. It also tries to define few principles which should be kept in mind while doing the site planning .
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2. Site Analysis
The process of surveying or studying the
existing environment and how it will influence
the structure’s design and layout on the site.
Site Analysis involves :-
-taking an inventory of site elements Gather
relevant information about site
-Analyze these features relative to the clients
needs & aims and incorporate them into the
design
3. Diary of the Architect
It was almost 2PM when I left my office to visit Mr Smith’s site for residence. As the site was located in the
suburb, it took me half an hour to reach the place. After pulling the car along the front side of the site, the first thing that
caught my attention was the old eucalyptus trees grown on the site bordering the busy noisy
road. As I walked through the temporary fence across the cooling shades of the tress, I saw the beautiful city
centre that I left a while ago. The cool breeze that comes from the city is bliss for a hot
afternoon of like this. Looking at the scenic view across the down sloping terrain of the back side of the compound, I
thought for a while if this is one of the reasons that convinced Mr Smith to buy the plot. It could be considering his taste for
visual arts. When I got back to the car, I was reminded of global warming and Copenhagen. The sun ray coming
directly through the windscreen was the culprit.
2PM
Busy and noisy
4. Site Analysis
Physical Factors
Topography
Soil
Geographic location
Climate
Solar orientation
Prevailing winds
Plant material
Water
Cultural and man-made
features
Zoning Ordinances
Codes
Historical values
Sensory Factors
Views
Sounds
Smells
5. Three key attribute maps can be derived from a
topographic survey.
Elevation -effects both drainage & visibility pattern.
-Determines the size & spatial configuration of
local view sheds
Slope reflects the local area’s geology, climate.
A slope’s orientation ,or aspect, is the direction the slope
faces.
Variation in slope and aspect influence the amount of solar
radiation received by the site& drainage patterns
Physical Factors
Topography
8. Contour lines are imaginary lines in plan view
that connect points of equal height above a
datum or bench mark.
Each contour line represents the form in
which the site acquires over a specified
elevation.
Contour lines are continuous and never
intersect each other. They change in shape,
but never in elevation.
Physical Factors
Topography
9. –Geology: Geological history of the area, bedrock
type & depth etc.
– Hydrology: Underground water table, aquifers,
springs etc.
– Soil Genesis: erosion susceptibility, moisture
(pF), reaction (pH) organic content, bearing
capacity etc.
Subsurface Features
Physical Factors
Topography
10. The soil type affects:-
the type and size of a building’s
foundation system
the drainage of ground and surface
water
the types of plant material able to grow
on a site
All buildings rely on soil for their ultimate
support.
The underlying foundation is effected by the
soil’s strength.
Physical Factors
Topography
11. • Factors that determine bearing
capacity of soil
• Stratification ( class i.e.. coarse and fine
grained)
• Density of soil bed
• Variation of soil particle
• Composition of soil
• Water content
• permeability
Bearing capacity :-Measure of soil strength in killo
gram pre square foot
Physical Factors
Topography
12. Atmospheric conditions that may influence
land planning and design includes
•Temperature (max. min. day/night temperature
variations)
•Humidity (high, low & averages)
•wind (max. average velocity & direction)
•Rainfall (precipitation, annual rain)
•Solar radiations (solar intensity & orientation)
Physical Factors
climate
14. Solar orientation
Sun angles
Duration of the day
Cloud cover
Shading of (0r from)
adjacent structures
,natural features and
vegetation
Physical Factors
Wind and sun
17. The Angle of the Sun varies during the
seasons, this is due to the tilting of the earth’s axis as
it rotates around the sun. Actually, the earth is closer
to the sun in winter but the northern hemisphere is
tilting away from the sun.
Physical Factors
Wind and sun
18. Exterior devices are better than interior devices, they
intercept sun’s radiation before it reach the surfaces
of the building.
Physical Factors
Wind and sun
21. The types and locations of plant materials
affect:
the site’s micro-climate
Solar radiation, wind, humidity, air
temperature
the definition or visual screening or
exterior spaces
the absorption or dispersion of sound
Physical Factors
Plant Material
25. • Surface drainage pattern and direction(
on and off the site)
• areas of concentrated runoff, ponding,
possible flooding.
• The location of existing storm water
controls such as easements, trenches,
etc.
• Location of any watercourses, creek,
wetlands, stream etc., on the site or any
within the surrounding
Physical Factors
water body
26. – Utilities: sanitary, water supply, telephone,
electrical etc.
– Historic values: archeological sites,
landmarks, building type, size, condition
– Circulation: linkages an transit roads, auto &
pedestrian access, mass transit routes etc.
– Social Factors: population, intensity,
educational level, economic & political
factors, ethnicity, cultural typology etc.
Cultural & Man-made
Features
27. land use;-zoning code (restrictions)
Minimum site area requirements
commercial, industrial residential etc.
Building height limits
Set back requirements
Lot coverage
- floor area ratio(fat)
- open space requirements
Cultural & Man-made
Features
28.
29. sensory and human aspects of the site that
usually involve value judgments.
spatial Pattern: type of neighborhood, best
approaches to the site, existence of human
activity
views to and from the
existence of odors
existence Sound pollution
Natural Features: significant natural features of
the site, water elements, rock formations.
Site potential and traits (challenges)
Sensual Factors
51. To achieve a successful design, site analysis is
a must & should be done carefully.
Good building responds to the inherent
qualities of the site and transforms the site
from row land to places for human enterprise
Site selection evaluation and design are
important ingredients in any successful project
Conclusion…