Prozone Mall is located in Aurangabad, India. It has multiple floors, including a ground floor, first floor, and two basement floors for parking. The ground floor and first floor contain over 150 retail stores and food court areas. There is a movie theater on the first floor as well. The basement floors provide parking for over 1000 vehicles combined. The mall aims to provide a wide variety of shopping and entertainment options in a central location that is easily accessible.

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HITESH PANJWANI
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Prozone mall is located at MIDC Area, Chikhalthana Area of Aurangabad. It is
the center of the city and easily accessible to one and all.

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7. The floor description are as follows:
 An anchor shops are on ground floor as well as on first floor.
 The Ground Floor and the First floor have shopping areas and its floor-to-
floor height is 4.5 mts.
 Two main entrances for the mall.
 It has more than 150 retail stores selling top local and international
brands.
 In the basement floor it has SARAL BAZAAR, FUNTASTICA
ADVENTURES and SPORTS
 The middle basement (B1) has mechanical stack parking for four
wheelers.
 The capacity of B1 and B2 is 1000 cars Approx.
 The upper basement (B1) has two-wheeler parking and its capacity is
1000 vehicles.
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8.  The First Floor has Food Court, Gaming Zone and Clothing Shops.
 The First floor also have a cinema theatre (INOX), having 5 screens and
Food area that acquires 40,000 square foot area.
 There are also pans to build an Office complex above the centre.
 The central area of the mall i.e. atrium is always occupied by some
activity in the festivals.
 Simplicity in planning.
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9.  There is ample of parking on ground and two basement floor.
 Partly area from ground floor is given on rent to generate revenue.
 Part area of basement is converted into a bazar which is also known as
SARAL BAZAR.
Ground floor parking Basement ParkingHuge parking space
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10.  Partly basement 1 is given on rent to generate revenue.
 No shopping experience.
 No footfall in the pick hours also.
Shopping Area Game Zone Saral Bazar

11. PHYSICAL- Topography of the site is situated on contours and easily
sighted from the surroundings neighbourhood: Residential buildings, Office
building, barren land.
VISUAL - Façade is RCC built with painted surface and minimum/no glass.
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13.  The entire flooring of the mall is done with Glazed Vitrified Tiles.
 The glossy finish of these tiles reflect more brightness enhancing the lighting
and offers a royal look to the interiors.
 They can withstand more than granite & marble which can also resist
scratches & discoloration.
 Different flooring patterns at different zones so that the area was segregate.
Children's Play
Area
Ground Floor First Floor
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14.  Plaster of Paris is done in throughout the mall as a lot of artificial lighting is
done in malls and commercial buildings.
 Perforated Armstrong Ceilings are installed in shops
 LIGHTING
 This ceiling plays a crucial part in optimising light reflectance and can even
produce energy savings.
 ACOUSTICS
 It has sound absorption qualities.
 INTEGRATING SERVICES
 Lighting, speakers, air conditioning, ventilation and smoke detectors are
essential components that can be incorporated into the ceiling.
 Also all the light fittings & the smoke detectors can be easily concealed in
these false ceilings.
 It is easy to install , does not need skilled labours & easy to maintain.
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15. Ground Floor Entrance Area Food Court Area
Shops CeilingFirst Floor Lobby
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16.  Proper seating areas for everyone after some interval.
 The walkways have seating made of wood and finished with oil paints.
 The glass railings provide light reflection ,transparency and make the
space look more open and welcoming.
 Due to wide walkway area small commercial shops are placed.
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18. Manually Operated
Electrical Fire
Alarm On Each
Floor.
Fire Alarm Fighting System Smoke Detector
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 These use less
water to control a
fire than fire
fighting, thus
preventing further
damage from
access water.
 The sprinklers
have temperature
sensitive elements
that respond
immediately to heat
discharging the
contents of the
water main to
which they are
attached.
Sprinklers System

19.  FIRE ESCAPE DOOR
Push Bar / Panic Bar-Spring
loaded metal
Bar fixed horizontally to the inside
of an outward opening door.
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20.  PLUMBING
 The water is not tapped from the water main but is provided through
tankers.
 The jockey pump is connected to the overhead tank. It acts as a fire
pump and maintains uniform pressure throughout the sprinkler
system.
 Plumbing shafts ( 2500 x 1150 )
 Water is supplied to the washrooms directly through the overhead
tank.
 No provision for hot water.
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21.  DRAINAGE
 The water from the waste pipe is collected in a sewage tank .This water
is re used.
 The waste is then sent to the intermediate tank, where aeration and
flocculation takes place.
 It is then left still for about 7 days in a separate tank after which it sent
to the sewage treatment plant.
 This water is then re used by the mall.
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22.  GARBAGE
 Waste from all the floors is collected manually and dumped
in a garbage collecting space.
 The garbage is segregated into wet and dry waste.
 This space is accessible to the garbage collecting truck.
 The mall plans to make 2 garbage chutes (wet and dry)
which would open up on the service area and reach the
garbage collecting space.
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23. Outdoor air is
taken in with the
help of fans
The compressor
cools the air
The gas is then
taken to the
AHU
AHU blow the air
into the supply
ducts
The return ducts
with exhausts
carry air from
the space and
leave it in
atmosphere
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24.  Air conditioning system used – VRV/VRF System (Variable refrigerant
volume/Variable refrigerant flow)
 R22 gas, a refrigerant is used for cooling.
 COMPONENTS
 An AHU (air handling unit), is a device having a large metal box containing
a blower, cooling elements, filter racks, sound attenuators and dampers.
 AHU connect to ductwork that supply the conditioned air and also return
the air to AHU.
 Small air handlers, for local use contain - Air filter Coil
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25.  ELECTRIC SUPPLY CHART:
MV Switchgear Room
Transformer
HV Room
Supply company meter
(At the periphery)
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26.  EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY
 A generator backup is provided to the following:
 Fire pumps.
 Pressurization and smoke venting; including dampers and actuators
 Fireman's lifts (including all lifts)
 Exit signage lighting
 Emergency lighting
 Fire alarm system
 Public address (PA) system (relating to emergency voice evacuation and
annunciation)
 Magnetic door hold open devices
 Lighting in fire command centre and security room
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27.  MECHANICALAND AUTOMATED PARKING SYSTEMS
 The site being sloping the basements are accommodated within the site slope.
There are 2 basements Also parking facility around the mall.
 Mechanical parking systems provided by Klaus Multi parking.
 Manually operated.
 Can accommodate two cars for the space of one.
 Standard pallet size = 2500 x 4800 mm

28.  ENTRY AND EXIT
 Due to site constraints, no ramps were possible.
 Presence of residential units in the neighbourhood and sloping site entry and
exits points were restricted to one.
 B1 and B2 had entry and exit points common respectively.
 Separate ramp has been provided for the entry of water tanker and garbage
collection truck beside the parking area.
ACCESSIBILITY
Two access routes –
 Primary road divided into a secondary road directly leading to the mall.
 Primary road divided into secondary road leading towards the mall and
residential apartments around.

29.  GAMING ZONE
There are many play equipment in the mall to attract the childrens.

30.  INFERENCE
 The concessional facilities are those which have a contractual right to carry
on business in a particular venue. E.g: Concession stand, a temporary or
permanent booth that sells snack foods or fast food, typically found in
movie theaters, amusement parks, fairs, swimming pools or festivals.
 These activities in a mall operate on their own. Eg: cafes and retail shops
or small stalls.
 There is uniform area allocated to each stall, and some brands combine
these areas to increase their floor area and obtain more display and/or
storage.
 The adjacency of each unit is such that there is availability of all types of
shops on each floor.