The document describes the site design of Gautham Budha University located in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. The 511-acre site was designed by architect C.P Kukreja to resemble Lord Buddha sitting in a meditative pose. Key elements include an academic zone with 8 buildings, administrative and residential zones, and facilities such as a library, hostels, sports grounds, and meditation center. Sustainable design principles were followed, such as orientation of buildings for optimal air flow, use of local materials, and passive cooling techniques.
2. INTRODUCTION
LOCATION : GAUTHAM
BUDHANAGAR,NOIDA,
UTTARPRADESH, INDIA
ARCHITECT : C.P KUKREJA
SITE AREA : 511 ACRES
[20,70,000SQ.M]
BUILT UP
AREA : 13.343 ACRES
[54000 SQ.M]
- SITEBOUNDARIES
SITE ORIENTATION : BUILDINGS
AREORIENTEDBASEDON SITE
SHAPEAND CENTRALAXIS
3. THE CLIMATEIS SEMI-ARID DUE TO
LOW RAINFALL
SUMMER - MAX: 45.DEGREES
MIN : 6.2 DEGREES
WINTER - TEMPERATURE FALLS AS
LOW AS 3 DEGREES TO 4 DEGREES
MANSOON - AVERAGE
RAINFALL : 93.2CM
WINDS : THE WINDS ARE
STRONGEST IN JUNE AND LIGHTEST
IN NOVEMBER
ANALYSIS
BUILDINGS ARE ARRANGED TO
ALLOW AIR MOVEMENTWITHIN
CAMPUS
COURTYARDS ALLOW AIR
MOVEMENTS WITHIN BUILDINGS
THE CIRCULAR EDUCATIONAL BLOCK
RECEIVES SUNLIGHT THROUGH OUT
THE DAY
SHADOW
PATTERNS
MICRO CLIMATE MATERIALS
PROJECT USES LOCAL BUILDING
MATERIALS AND LOCAL CRAFT
SKILLS, ARCHITECTURE
ELEMENTSLIKE JAALIS AND
CHAJJAS REDUCE HEAT INTAKE IN
BUILDING, ALSO REDUCING
ELECTRICAL ENERGY
CONSUMPTION
PLASTER
BRICK WALL
DOLPHARSTONE
5. The site design is dedicated to lord Buddha as :
library represents the head ,
central educational area as torsoand
the lower exits as his legscrossed
The architect is trying to portray Gautama Buddha sitting
in peace and seclusion
Therefore the form merges with the surroundings as well
as serves its function.
CONCEPT
6. library
Central library to A room
2000 students
Administrative building
Eight academic buildings
Quarters for 750 faculties
Hostel complexes for
5000 studentS ,SHOPPING
COMPLEX
Two international guest
houses, BANK, POST OFFICE
Meditation center
Cricket stadium , swimming pool, football
ground
SITE PLAN
FACILITIES PROVIDED IN THE CAMPUS
7. MAIN BUILDINGSN IN CAMPUS
MEDITATION CENTRE
MAIN ENTRANCE
HOSTEL
LIBRARY
ADMINISTRATION BLOCK
library
8. ARCH STUDIO
GARDEN
•The central garden is provided for
interaction purposes.
•Disperses crowd and avoidS traffic in
the corridor and lobby.
LOBBY
•Opens up to a central relief area or a
lobby where the crowd can be dispersed
LECTURE ROOMS
AND WORKSHOPS
STAFF ROOMS + LABS
9. GAUTHAM BUDHA UNIVERSITY
Ground coverage of the open courtyard is 27000
SQ.M
The width of the corridor is 4m.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN [ E.B-2 ]
UTILITY AND CONTROL
ROOM
CORRIDOOR
CLASSROOMS ANDSTUDIO
STAFF ROOMS
WASHROOMS
STAIR CASE
ADMINISTRATION
10. Entrance 1
Entrance 2 from inner circle
GROUND FLOOR
PLAN
The corridors with classrooms
on both sides
Open courtyard in centre
Ramps provided on main entrance
11. UTILITY AND CONTROLROOM
CORRIDOR
CLASSROOMS AND STUDIO
STAFF ROOMS
WASHROOMS
STAIR CASE
The distance between 2 staircases is 252m
No of Toilets on each floor is 15 (5 male, 5 female & 5 for handicapped
people)
FIRST FLOOR PLAN [ E.B-2 ]
13. INDICATINGTHE APPROACH
ROAD TO THE SITE
MAIN ENTRANCETO THE
UNIVERSITY[40MWIDE
ROAD]
ENTRY AND EXIT POINTS ON SW
SIDE [22M ]
ENTRY AND EXIT POINTS TO THE
UNIVERSITY ON NW SIDE [15M
WIDE ROADS ]
THERE ARENO CONTOURS
PRESENT WITHININ THE
CAMPUS
15. ACADEMIC BUILDINGS
Engineering block - 2
Eng block -1
SCHOOL OF
VOCATIONAL STUDIES
SCHOOL OF
BIOTECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF ICT
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
SCHOOL OF
LAW
CENTRAL LIBRARY
MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOTAL : 8 ACADEMIC BUILDINGS
EACH BUILDING AREA: 1.42 ACRES
16. ARCHITECTURAL
ELEMENTS
the central sarovar is placed in the Direction of wind providing coo
Breeze throughout the day
the courtyard planning enhances THE Cooling effect
skylights are provided in corridors
With PVC sheets to allow natural
Sunlight.
17. SKY LIGHT
the tall columns and jaalis between
Them provides sufficient shade In
summers
RAMPS ARE PROVIDED FOR
DISABLED PEOPLE
Skylights have been provided over the corridors on THE first
floor.
There are cutouts on the first floor to allow natural light to
Enter on the ground floor as well.