Srujan Research and Planning Foundation provides digital practices including building information modeling (BIM), digital architecture using software like Revit, Rhino, Grasshopper, digital design and analysis of buildings. It offers services for pre-feasibility studies, environmental planning, urban and transportation planning, landscape architecture, green building design and certification. Key benefits of its digital practices include visualization of designs in 3D, clash detection between building components, cost estimation and scheduling. Its green building services include design strategies for energy efficiency, passive design, and analysis of building performance.

1. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN
Srujan Research and Planning Foundation
Architecture I Urban Design I Urban Planning I Regional Planning I
Environmental Planning I Green Building design & Certification I EC & EIA
W E S H A P E B E T T E R E N V I R O N M E N T
ISO 9001:2008 Certified Company
D i g i t a l P ra c t i c e & G re e n B u i l d i n g D e s i g n

2. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN
Pre-feasibility and feasibility studies
Preparation of Due Diligence report
Environmental Planning
(Bio-diversity conservation, Ecological land planning, NRM)
Urban & Transportation Planning
(Structure plan / Development Plan, New Town, Tourism planning,
Junction improvement, TOD)
Urban Design
(Central Business District, Business & Industrial Parks, Urban Renewal,
Street redesigning)
Landscape Architecture
(Public and Corporate landscape, Eco-tourism, Agro-tourism, etc.)
Large Scale Development
(SEZ, townships, special towns, Educational Campus, etc.)
Green Building Design & Certification
(GRIHA & IGBC)
Architecture
(Residential complexes, commercial, entertainment centers, etc.)
EC & EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment)
(Sector no. 38 & 39)
Services Offered
Building Information Modeling
(Revit Architecture, MEP Services, BIM Collaboration, Navisworks)
Digital Architecture
(Facade Architecture, Rhino, Grasshopper, 3ds Max, Sketchup, Lumion,
Photoshop Renderings)
Architecture Planning
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3. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN Digital Architecture
Climate responsive Façade designs
Computational and parametric space design
Responsive design for better performance of architectural space
Creating dynamic urban spaces that are responsive, creative and sensitive and also has low carbon footprint.

4. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN
• BIM support services includes producing BIM models from 2D files.
• Providing advanced infrastructure management of a full BIM model.
• Creating the technical environment, implementing the software and manage it on an on-going basis.
• Performing specific tasks within a BIM model depending on the appropriate solution.
• BIM allows us to view every aspect now—fully realized and in vivid 3-D.
• Each change in design, scheduling or material is instantly available to every member of the building team—from
engineering and purchasing to plumbing and electrical.
• BIM calculates and shows every member of the construction team, total number of light fixtures needed to
illuminate a space receiving little sunlight.
• It figures out how a change in wall color matches up against the carpeting that’s on order.
• It figures out how a proposed change will affect subcontractor costs and scheduling.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) – Benefits

5. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN
• CAD to BIM
• Production Support
• Documentation Support, Shop Drawing, Construction
Documents, Design Documents
• Design and Drawings for Services
• Structure, HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire fighting
• 4D_Scheduling
• 5D_Quantity and Cost Estimation
• 6D_Sustainability
• Graphical representation and Renderings
• Content Creation (Revit Families)
• BIM Collaboration model Architectural and all the other services
• Clash Detection
• Laser Scan Conversion (Point Cloud)
Building Information Modeling (BIM) – Services offered

6. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN
Green buildings provide some of
the most effective means to
achieve a range of global goals,
such as addressing climate
change, creating sustainable and
thriving communities, and driving
economic growth.
Energy conservation
Water conservation
Waste reduction and
management
Carbon footprint reduction
Healthy indoor environment
Environment Benefits Economic Benefits Social Benefits
Benefits in terms of
Sustainability
Good business practice
Green Building – BenefitsGREEN PRACTICES AT SRUJAN

7. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN
Sustainable
Site Planning
Material &
Resources
Indoor Air Quality Water efficiency
Solid Waste
Management
Health &
Well-being
Building
Envelope
HVAC
Electrical
Power
Lighting
Service water heating & pumping
Green Building Criterions
World Green Building Council (GBC) -
• US GBC
• UK GBC
• EUROPE GBC
• UAE (Emirates) GBC
• Indian GBC
Green
building can
reduce
Energy use
24% to 50%
CO2
emissions
33% to 39%
Solid waste
70%
Water use
40%
Green Building – BenefitsGREEN PRACTICES AT SRUJAN

8. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN
Software Analysis
• Shadow analysis
• Daylight analysis
• Wind analysis (natural ventilation)
• Building envelope
(Thermal heat gain)
Green Building Design
Study of architectural
program
Climate and Site analysis Study of country specific
Green Building Standards
Passive Design
strategies for building
Architectural Proposal
Analyzing the Performance of Building
Analysis through calculations
(Energy Performance Index
{EPI} calculation)
• HVAC
• Lighting
Climate challenges
Integration of design strategies
Draft Proposal
Building performance analysis
Final proposal
Technologies for
building performance
Site planning
strategies
Green Building – Design MethodologyGreen Building – Design MethodologyGREEN PRACTICES AT SRUJAN

9. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN
1. Shadow Analysis
• Gives under-exposed and
over-exposed areas to natural
light in the design
2. Daylight Analysis
• Design of facades to cut down
direct solar gain and maximize
visual comfort
• Use of shading devices/
fenestration
3. Thermal Analysis
• Design of facades to maximize
human comfort
• Selection of suitable
environmental friendly
materials for building envelope
4. Wind Analysis
• Deciding of opening sizes
We don’t design green building as a product, instead it is a derivative of our analysis.
Our designs are performing spaces
Green Building – Design MethodologyGreen Building – Design MethodologyGREEN PRACTICES AT SRUJAN

10. DIGITAL PRACTICES AT SRUJAN
Srujan Research and Planning Foundation
CIN: U74900PN2015NPL155355
Corporate Office: ‘Pushkaraj, 9 Shri Gokul Society,
Near Mhatre Bridge, Navi Peth, Pune- 411 030
Tel: 91 20-65333394
Registered Office: Sharada Center, 11/1 Erandawane,
Off Karve Road, Pune- 411 004
Tel: 91 20-25450157
Web: www.srujanfoundation.com Email: planning@srujanfoundation.com
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