Dwarka sub-city was planned in the 1960s but major development began in the 1990s. It is now a well-planned residential area housing over 1 million people across 29 sectors. AFNOE is a housing society located in sector 7 of Dwarka, consisting of 3 BHK flats with amenities like a community center, children's park, and badminton courts. While Dwarka and AFNOE have good connectivity and infrastructure, some issues remain around sufficient water supply and lack of sports facilities in the housing society.
This document contains a case study submitted by students at Poornima University, Jaipur about multiplex design. It includes literature studies of various multiplexes in India and Singapore. The document discusses the design of First Cinema in Jaipur, RBD Cinemas in Bharatpur, Wave Mall multiplex in Noida, and White Sands Mall in Singapore. It covers aspects like area and capacity, circulation, connectivity, parking facilities, and amenities of these multiplexes. The document also includes information on relevant building bylaws for commercial projects under unified bylaws.
The document provides information about the Mattuthavani Bus Terminus in Madurai, India. It summarizes that the bus terminus was constructed in 1999 and rebuilt in 2003 to accommodate increased traffic. It has 8 platforms with 12 bays each that are used by multiple state transport services. The 18-acre facility has amenities like an information center, food stalls, and restrooms. Buses, autos, and motorcycles each have designated parking areas. The building uses materials like concrete, granite, and bitumen and has features such as a compound wall, staircase, and railings.
Time-Saver Standards for Architectural Design Data (Malestrom).pdfaigle3
This document provides an introduction and table of contents to the 7th edition of the reference book "Time-Saver Standards for Architectural Design Data". It lists the editors and contributors to the new edition and provides a brief description of the types of professional and technical reference information included across two parts and three appendices of the book. The book serves as a comprehensive reference for fundamental principles and best practices in architectural design.
Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts is located in Mandi House, New Delhi on a 0.25 hectare site. It was founded in 1975 and houses facilities for dance, drama, music, exhibitions, workshops and seminars. The building was designed by architect Shivnath Prasad and can be considered an example of Le Corbusier's second phase of influence. It has good accessibility being near the Mandi House metro station. The complex includes an auditorium with 375 seats, art gallery and other performance and gathering spaces. Climate responsive design principles are followed like building orientation, natural ventilation, solar shading and use of local materials and techniques to reduce energy consumption.
Omaxe Heights is a residential apartment complex located in Lucknow, India developed by Omaxe Constructions Ltd. It consists of 11 buildings arranged in a circular planning layout, with 3BHK, 4BHK, and penthouse units. Amenities include tennis courts, swimming pools, a gym, and parking. The project occupies a 28,282 square meter site and was approved by the local development authority. It aims to provide modern housing for high- and middle-income residents in a secure setting with amenities like pools and courts. Some issues were reported with seepage, negative spaces from the circular design, and quality of certain materials.
The document discusses the CIDCO Housing project in Belapur, Navi Mumbai built between 1988-1993. It was planned as low-cost housing to accommodate the lowest income groups, comprising 1048 apartments of 1-2 rooms each. Architect Raj Rewal designed the project using cluster housing typologies organized around shared courtyards to maximize density while maintaining quality of life. The design incorporated 16 unit types and public, semi-public, and private spaces corresponding to social relationships.
The Atira Housing project in Ahmedabad, India was one of architect Balkrishna Doshi's early experiments in public housing from 1956. The housing was commissioned by Kasturbhai Lalbhai for workers at the Atira Textile Factory and researchers at the Physical Research Laboratory. Doshi designed low-cost housing units inspired by Le Corbusier's projects, using local materials and natural ventilation. The north-south oriented houses had verandas and cross ventilation slots. Each single room house had a patio, toilet and shared drainage between backyards. Though Doshi hoped to use local potters for the vaulted structures, bricks were ultimately used to control costs. The project took on a village-like character over time as
GATED COMMUNITY ARCHITECTURE THESIS CASE STUDYGeeva Chandana
This document provides information about a proposed gated community development in Maraimalai Nagar, Chennai. Some key details include:
- The development will be located on 15.07 acres near the Trichy-Chennai highway, within 10 minutes of the Maraimalai Nagar railway station.
- It aims to provide affordable housing for 2000 people at a maximum density of 115 people per acre.
- In addition to residential buildings, the community will include commercial centers, recreational facilities, a library, gymnasium, meditation center, and other amenities.
- Sustainable design principles like energy efficiency and use of natural light/ventilation will be incorporated. The layout will also promote walking and cycling.
This document contains a case study submitted by students at Poornima University, Jaipur about multiplex design. It includes literature studies of various multiplexes in India and Singapore. The document discusses the design of First Cinema in Jaipur, RBD Cinemas in Bharatpur, Wave Mall multiplex in Noida, and White Sands Mall in Singapore. It covers aspects like area and capacity, circulation, connectivity, parking facilities, and amenities of these multiplexes. The document also includes information on relevant building bylaws for commercial projects under unified bylaws.
The document provides information about the Mattuthavani Bus Terminus in Madurai, India. It summarizes that the bus terminus was constructed in 1999 and rebuilt in 2003 to accommodate increased traffic. It has 8 platforms with 12 bays each that are used by multiple state transport services. The 18-acre facility has amenities like an information center, food stalls, and restrooms. Buses, autos, and motorcycles each have designated parking areas. The building uses materials like concrete, granite, and bitumen and has features such as a compound wall, staircase, and railings.
Time-Saver Standards for Architectural Design Data (Malestrom).pdfaigle3
This document provides an introduction and table of contents to the 7th edition of the reference book "Time-Saver Standards for Architectural Design Data". It lists the editors and contributors to the new edition and provides a brief description of the types of professional and technical reference information included across two parts and three appendices of the book. The book serves as a comprehensive reference for fundamental principles and best practices in architectural design.
Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts is located in Mandi House, New Delhi on a 0.25 hectare site. It was founded in 1975 and houses facilities for dance, drama, music, exhibitions, workshops and seminars. The building was designed by architect Shivnath Prasad and can be considered an example of Le Corbusier's second phase of influence. It has good accessibility being near the Mandi House metro station. The complex includes an auditorium with 375 seats, art gallery and other performance and gathering spaces. Climate responsive design principles are followed like building orientation, natural ventilation, solar shading and use of local materials and techniques to reduce energy consumption.
Omaxe Heights is a residential apartment complex located in Lucknow, India developed by Omaxe Constructions Ltd. It consists of 11 buildings arranged in a circular planning layout, with 3BHK, 4BHK, and penthouse units. Amenities include tennis courts, swimming pools, a gym, and parking. The project occupies a 28,282 square meter site and was approved by the local development authority. It aims to provide modern housing for high- and middle-income residents in a secure setting with amenities like pools and courts. Some issues were reported with seepage, negative spaces from the circular design, and quality of certain materials.
The document discusses the CIDCO Housing project in Belapur, Navi Mumbai built between 1988-1993. It was planned as low-cost housing to accommodate the lowest income groups, comprising 1048 apartments of 1-2 rooms each. Architect Raj Rewal designed the project using cluster housing typologies organized around shared courtyards to maximize density while maintaining quality of life. The design incorporated 16 unit types and public, semi-public, and private spaces corresponding to social relationships.
The Atira Housing project in Ahmedabad, India was one of architect Balkrishna Doshi's early experiments in public housing from 1956. The housing was commissioned by Kasturbhai Lalbhai for workers at the Atira Textile Factory and researchers at the Physical Research Laboratory. Doshi designed low-cost housing units inspired by Le Corbusier's projects, using local materials and natural ventilation. The north-south oriented houses had verandas and cross ventilation slots. Each single room house had a patio, toilet and shared drainage between backyards. Though Doshi hoped to use local potters for the vaulted structures, bricks were ultimately used to control costs. The project took on a village-like character over time as
GATED COMMUNITY ARCHITECTURE THESIS CASE STUDYGeeva Chandana
This document provides information about a proposed gated community development in Maraimalai Nagar, Chennai. Some key details include:
- The development will be located on 15.07 acres near the Trichy-Chennai highway, within 10 minutes of the Maraimalai Nagar railway station.
- It aims to provide affordable housing for 2000 people at a maximum density of 115 people per acre.
- In addition to residential buildings, the community will include commercial centers, recreational facilities, a library, gymnasium, meditation center, and other amenities.
- Sustainable design principles like energy efficiency and use of natural light/ventilation will be incorporated. The layout will also promote walking and cycling.
Group housing accommodates groups rather than individual units, making it both public and private. It is a common form of mass housing worldwide. This document discusses different types of group housing like cluster housing and row housing. It provides details on various government schemes for group housing in India. It also outlines building bye-laws, standards, and the National Building Code provisions for elements like minimum plot size, maximum height, open spaces, parking etc. for group housing projects.
The document describes a public housing development called CIDCO Housing in Belapur, Navi Mumbai built between 1985-1996. It consisted of over 1000 apartment units ranging in size from 20-100 square meters organized into clusters. The development aimed to create public, semi-public, and private spaces through its site planning and layout. It featured amenities like schools, shops, and open courtyards but lacked some facilities like markets, hospitals, and parking. Both positive and negative feedback is provided from current and past residents regarding aspects like leakage issues, security concerns, and lack of nearby amenities.
Bus terminal+commercial complex+isbt+india ppt showkiranightly
Here are the key details about the site:
- The site is located at Verka Chowk in Mohali, at the beginning of the Chandigarh-Kharar Road (NH 21).
- It has superior access from Chandigarh and Mohali due to its frontage on three sides.
- The site is surrounded by the industrial area of Mohali, which houses prominent businesses like Ranbaxy and Dell.
- The Chandigarh-Kharar Road provides direct connectivity to Chandigarh and other cities in Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh.
- This strategic location with high inter-state traffic makes it ideal for a transit bus terminal and
Case study on the GMCH chandigarh, india
Case study on AIIMS rishikesh, india.
climatic details, grid details, column placement, climatic in influence, site plan, medical college and hospital case study, services
DLF Cyber city (integrated business district) Kapil Kaushik
This document provides information on DLF Cyber City, a large commercial development project in Gurgaon, India developed by DLF. Some key details:
- The 128-acre project was developed between 1997-2013 and includes office buildings up to 20 stories, shops, recreational areas, and parking for 10,000 cars.
- Architects for buildings include Hafeez Contractor and Mohit Gujral. The development sees over 150,000 daily visitors.
- It provides information on several multi-story commercial buildings within the development, including floor plans, areas, and tenant information. Safety and security features like CISF protection are also summarized.
The Tagore Theatre in Chandigarh, India was designed by architect Aditya Prakash and built in 1962 to honor Rabindranath Tagore. It has 801 seats in the auditorium arranged in a staggered configuration with balconies on the sides. Acoustic materials like wooden panels are used throughout to enhance sound. The theatre underwent renovations in 2008 to upgrade materials and improve accessibility, but some accessibility and safety issues remain like the lack of wheelchair seating and ramps.
Achyut Kanvinde was an Indian architect born in 1916 who made significant contributions to architecture in India. Some of his major works included the IIT Kanpur campus built from 1961-1965 and the Doodhsagar Dairy complex in Gujarat from 1973. Kanvinde was influenced by modernist architects like Claude Batley and Walter Gropius. He emphasized functionalism, modern architecture, and regionalism in his designs. Notable features of his works included exposed concrete structure, use of local materials like brick, and optimizing building functions. Kanvinde received several prestigious awards over his career and made lasting contributions to institutional and industrial architecture in India.
Inter state bus terminal - Litrature studyAkshey Sharma
This document provides information about the design of an interstate bus terminal. It discusses key elements like the introduction, design issues, planning aspects, area calculations, and standards. The introduction covers what a bus terminal is and its operating elements. Design issues include passenger amenities, safety and security, accessibility, and aesthetic design. Planning aspects consider need, size, location, and design. Area calculations determine space needs based on projected trips. Standards address dimensions for buses, disabled access, and space requirements for facilities.
This document contains summaries of several case studies:
1) The India International Centre in Delhi uses traditional jaali screens and cross ventilation to keep interiors cool without mechanical cooling. Water bodies and landscaping also provide evaporative cooling.
2) The India Habitat Centre in Delhi is organized around climate-tempered courtyards shaded by overhead sunscreens and vertical gardens. Buildings are connected by bridges at upper levels.
3) The Disha school in Jaipur prioritizes accessibility with ramps and corridors. A central atrium provides views of activity spaces, while a garden provides a sound barrier.
This document outlines the design of an amphitheater that can accommodate 600 to 1000 audience members. It discusses key design aspects like the acting arena, orchestra area, sound reflecting surfaces, and sloped seating arrangement. The specifications require less than 12 degree slope, noise levels below 40db, seating capacity of 600 to 1000, and angles of view greater than 20 degrees. An environmental impact assessment is also included to consider noise pollution and blending the design with the natural surroundings.
This document contains 10 sheets of working drawings for a proposed duplex villa project. Sheet 1 includes a site plan showing the building location and site boundaries. Sheet 2 shows a building marking plan. Sheets 3-4 include floor plans, elevations and section drawings of the building. Sheet 5-6 contain south and west elevation drawings. Sheets 7-8 include section drawings. Sheet 9 is a column center line plan and sheet 10 provides column schedule details.
The document provides information about the Haat Beat music complex project in Janakpuri, New Delhi, India designed by Archohm Consults architects. The 16,000 sqm complex was commissioned in 2014 by the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation to create a cultural center focused on music. It includes an 800-capacity indoor auditorium, 800-capacity outdoor amphitheater, exhibition hall, music museum, music store, workshop space, food court, and shops. Bamboo, indigenous stone, steel, and tensile canopies were used as materials. The complex was designed with barrier-free access for disabled visitors.
Design a hostel complex to accommodate 1000 studentsAshvini Kumar
This project involved designing a hostel complex to accommodate 1000 students at IIT Kharagpur. It have following facilities:
-Dining block with covered access from all the blocks.
-Provision for Lifts for each block.
-Common Toilet & Bath blocks.
-Common rooms / TV viewing area..
-Facilities for Indoor games.
-Common facilities such as Park, Swimming Pool, Sports Courts & Grounds
-Maximum height limit of the building is 25 m at Kharagpur
The document provides information about the Centre for Environmental Planning and Technology (CEPT) University in Ahmedabad, India. It was designed by architect B.V. Doshi and is located on a 12.5 acre site. Key features include open planning without barriers, integration of open spaces, and ease of interaction between departments. Buildings are placed to avoid harsh sunlight and allow natural ventilation. The campus promotes interaction through open spaces, courtyards, and pathways between landscaped areas with trees.
ADMIN BLOCK FOR IIMS
1. ROOMS PRESENT IN THE ADMIN BLOCK
2. SPACE REQUIRED
3. THEIR FUNCTION IN THAT SPACES
4. SEMINAR ROOMS AND FACILITIES
5. STANDARD CORRIDOR WIDTH
6. STANDARD STAIR CASE WIDTH RAISER,TREAD,LANDING ,FLIGHT DETAILS
7. TOILETS -SPACE REQUIRED
CUBILCLES FOR MEN AND WOMAN AS PER STANDARD
Example of an admin block of a business school How the block is connected to other blocks
Block placement in the site Orientation of the block Rooms arrangement according to the direction .
8. AUDITORIUM STANDARD AREA
9. USAGE PERCENTAGE ,SPACES REQUIRED
10. NO OF SEATINGS REQUIRED
11. DETAILS- MATERIALS TO BE USED TO MAKE AUDITORIUM ACOUSTICALLY GOOD a. -CUSHION MATERIALS ,FABRICS,PANEL BOARDS ,ETC - TYPES AND EFFECTIVE METHOD OF SEATING STEPPED ,STRAIGHT - SHAPE OF AUDITORIUM EFFECTIVE METHODS-CIRCULAR ,FAN PATTERN,RECTANGULAR ETC .b. -HEIGHTS ,DISTANCE BETWEEN STUDENTS AND THE STAGE c. -STAGE HEIGHT d. -ACTIVITY FLOW e. -FURNITURE AND DIMENSIONS
12. TOTAL CONNECTIVITY OF ALL THE BLOCKS TO THE ADMIN BLOCK
13. CONNECTIVITY IN THE ADMIN BLOCK
14. VENTILATION
The document provides information on the Sidhartha Estella housing project located in Sector-103 of Dwarka Expressway in Gurgaon. It consists of 850 flats across 6 towers being built on a plot of 16 acres. The majority of flats are 3BHKs making up 65% of the built up area, while 2BHKs and 4BHKs each make up around 17-18%. Amenities include a swimming pool, gym, and green areas cover 59% of the total land. The project complies with local building bye-laws with respect to maximum ground coverage and floor area ratio.
CIDCO CONVENTION CENTRE ,VASHI,NAVI MUMBAI AS LIVE CASE STUDY AND INDIAN HAB...prateek Dulani
This is a third year architectural case study for a city centre conducted and completed over a period of 5 days. Case study of cidco convention centre navi mumbai and indian habitat centre
done by- prateek dulani,
joshua fernanandes
yash prathyani
yash parmar
prachi warkad
manasi sonar
priya varma
Charles Correa is an Indian architect known for adapting modernism to non-Western cultures through an emphasis on local vernacular styles, resources, climate and open spaces like courtyards. Some of his notable works discussed include the Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya memorial in Ahmedabad using modular units, the high-rise Kanchanjunga Apartments in Mumbai with garden terraces, and low-cost housing projects in India and Peru organized around courtyards for ventilation.
This document analyzes a site for developing low-cost group housing in Delhi, India. It identifies the housing shortage problem in urban India. The site is located near Dwarka Sector 12 metro station and has access to various amenities. The site analysis examines the neighborhood context, zoning and density norms, physical features, climate and wind patterns. A zone plan is proposed with row houses aligned along the boundaries to create a central courtyard for community use.
The document summarizes the Hall of Nations and Hall of Industries exhibition spaces designed by architect Raj Rewal in New Delhi in 1970-1972. The Hall of Nations has a clear span of 78 meters and a height varying from 3 to 21 meters, providing a large space to exhibit various items. The Hall of Industries consists of four smaller pavilions connected by ramps around a central area. Rewal utilized an innovative space frame structure of precast concrete octahedra to support the large clear spans, and included triangular sun screens based on traditional jali patterns.
Group housing accommodates groups rather than individual units, making it both public and private. It is a common form of mass housing worldwide. This document discusses different types of group housing like cluster housing and row housing. It provides details on various government schemes for group housing in India. It also outlines building bye-laws, standards, and the National Building Code provisions for elements like minimum plot size, maximum height, open spaces, parking etc. for group housing projects.
The document describes a public housing development called CIDCO Housing in Belapur, Navi Mumbai built between 1985-1996. It consisted of over 1000 apartment units ranging in size from 20-100 square meters organized into clusters. The development aimed to create public, semi-public, and private spaces through its site planning and layout. It featured amenities like schools, shops, and open courtyards but lacked some facilities like markets, hospitals, and parking. Both positive and negative feedback is provided from current and past residents regarding aspects like leakage issues, security concerns, and lack of nearby amenities.
Bus terminal+commercial complex+isbt+india ppt showkiranightly
Here are the key details about the site:
- The site is located at Verka Chowk in Mohali, at the beginning of the Chandigarh-Kharar Road (NH 21).
- It has superior access from Chandigarh and Mohali due to its frontage on three sides.
- The site is surrounded by the industrial area of Mohali, which houses prominent businesses like Ranbaxy and Dell.
- The Chandigarh-Kharar Road provides direct connectivity to Chandigarh and other cities in Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh.
- This strategic location with high inter-state traffic makes it ideal for a transit bus terminal and
Case study on the GMCH chandigarh, india
Case study on AIIMS rishikesh, india.
climatic details, grid details, column placement, climatic in influence, site plan, medical college and hospital case study, services
DLF Cyber city (integrated business district) Kapil Kaushik
This document provides information on DLF Cyber City, a large commercial development project in Gurgaon, India developed by DLF. Some key details:
- The 128-acre project was developed between 1997-2013 and includes office buildings up to 20 stories, shops, recreational areas, and parking for 10,000 cars.
- Architects for buildings include Hafeez Contractor and Mohit Gujral. The development sees over 150,000 daily visitors.
- It provides information on several multi-story commercial buildings within the development, including floor plans, areas, and tenant information. Safety and security features like CISF protection are also summarized.
The Tagore Theatre in Chandigarh, India was designed by architect Aditya Prakash and built in 1962 to honor Rabindranath Tagore. It has 801 seats in the auditorium arranged in a staggered configuration with balconies on the sides. Acoustic materials like wooden panels are used throughout to enhance sound. The theatre underwent renovations in 2008 to upgrade materials and improve accessibility, but some accessibility and safety issues remain like the lack of wheelchair seating and ramps.
Achyut Kanvinde was an Indian architect born in 1916 who made significant contributions to architecture in India. Some of his major works included the IIT Kanpur campus built from 1961-1965 and the Doodhsagar Dairy complex in Gujarat from 1973. Kanvinde was influenced by modernist architects like Claude Batley and Walter Gropius. He emphasized functionalism, modern architecture, and regionalism in his designs. Notable features of his works included exposed concrete structure, use of local materials like brick, and optimizing building functions. Kanvinde received several prestigious awards over his career and made lasting contributions to institutional and industrial architecture in India.
Inter state bus terminal - Litrature studyAkshey Sharma
This document provides information about the design of an interstate bus terminal. It discusses key elements like the introduction, design issues, planning aspects, area calculations, and standards. The introduction covers what a bus terminal is and its operating elements. Design issues include passenger amenities, safety and security, accessibility, and aesthetic design. Planning aspects consider need, size, location, and design. Area calculations determine space needs based on projected trips. Standards address dimensions for buses, disabled access, and space requirements for facilities.
This document contains summaries of several case studies:
1) The India International Centre in Delhi uses traditional jaali screens and cross ventilation to keep interiors cool without mechanical cooling. Water bodies and landscaping also provide evaporative cooling.
2) The India Habitat Centre in Delhi is organized around climate-tempered courtyards shaded by overhead sunscreens and vertical gardens. Buildings are connected by bridges at upper levels.
3) The Disha school in Jaipur prioritizes accessibility with ramps and corridors. A central atrium provides views of activity spaces, while a garden provides a sound barrier.
This document outlines the design of an amphitheater that can accommodate 600 to 1000 audience members. It discusses key design aspects like the acting arena, orchestra area, sound reflecting surfaces, and sloped seating arrangement. The specifications require less than 12 degree slope, noise levels below 40db, seating capacity of 600 to 1000, and angles of view greater than 20 degrees. An environmental impact assessment is also included to consider noise pollution and blending the design with the natural surroundings.
This document contains 10 sheets of working drawings for a proposed duplex villa project. Sheet 1 includes a site plan showing the building location and site boundaries. Sheet 2 shows a building marking plan. Sheets 3-4 include floor plans, elevations and section drawings of the building. Sheet 5-6 contain south and west elevation drawings. Sheets 7-8 include section drawings. Sheet 9 is a column center line plan and sheet 10 provides column schedule details.
The document provides information about the Haat Beat music complex project in Janakpuri, New Delhi, India designed by Archohm Consults architects. The 16,000 sqm complex was commissioned in 2014 by the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation to create a cultural center focused on music. It includes an 800-capacity indoor auditorium, 800-capacity outdoor amphitheater, exhibition hall, music museum, music store, workshop space, food court, and shops. Bamboo, indigenous stone, steel, and tensile canopies were used as materials. The complex was designed with barrier-free access for disabled visitors.
Design a hostel complex to accommodate 1000 studentsAshvini Kumar
This project involved designing a hostel complex to accommodate 1000 students at IIT Kharagpur. It have following facilities:
-Dining block with covered access from all the blocks.
-Provision for Lifts for each block.
-Common Toilet & Bath blocks.
-Common rooms / TV viewing area..
-Facilities for Indoor games.
-Common facilities such as Park, Swimming Pool, Sports Courts & Grounds
-Maximum height limit of the building is 25 m at Kharagpur
The document provides information about the Centre for Environmental Planning and Technology (CEPT) University in Ahmedabad, India. It was designed by architect B.V. Doshi and is located on a 12.5 acre site. Key features include open planning without barriers, integration of open spaces, and ease of interaction between departments. Buildings are placed to avoid harsh sunlight and allow natural ventilation. The campus promotes interaction through open spaces, courtyards, and pathways between landscaped areas with trees.
ADMIN BLOCK FOR IIMS
1. ROOMS PRESENT IN THE ADMIN BLOCK
2. SPACE REQUIRED
3. THEIR FUNCTION IN THAT SPACES
4. SEMINAR ROOMS AND FACILITIES
5. STANDARD CORRIDOR WIDTH
6. STANDARD STAIR CASE WIDTH RAISER,TREAD,LANDING ,FLIGHT DETAILS
7. TOILETS -SPACE REQUIRED
CUBILCLES FOR MEN AND WOMAN AS PER STANDARD
Example of an admin block of a business school How the block is connected to other blocks
Block placement in the site Orientation of the block Rooms arrangement according to the direction .
8. AUDITORIUM STANDARD AREA
9. USAGE PERCENTAGE ,SPACES REQUIRED
10. NO OF SEATINGS REQUIRED
11. DETAILS- MATERIALS TO BE USED TO MAKE AUDITORIUM ACOUSTICALLY GOOD a. -CUSHION MATERIALS ,FABRICS,PANEL BOARDS ,ETC - TYPES AND EFFECTIVE METHOD OF SEATING STEPPED ,STRAIGHT - SHAPE OF AUDITORIUM EFFECTIVE METHODS-CIRCULAR ,FAN PATTERN,RECTANGULAR ETC .b. -HEIGHTS ,DISTANCE BETWEEN STUDENTS AND THE STAGE c. -STAGE HEIGHT d. -ACTIVITY FLOW e. -FURNITURE AND DIMENSIONS
12. TOTAL CONNECTIVITY OF ALL THE BLOCKS TO THE ADMIN BLOCK
13. CONNECTIVITY IN THE ADMIN BLOCK
14. VENTILATION
The document provides information on the Sidhartha Estella housing project located in Sector-103 of Dwarka Expressway in Gurgaon. It consists of 850 flats across 6 towers being built on a plot of 16 acres. The majority of flats are 3BHKs making up 65% of the built up area, while 2BHKs and 4BHKs each make up around 17-18%. Amenities include a swimming pool, gym, and green areas cover 59% of the total land. The project complies with local building bye-laws with respect to maximum ground coverage and floor area ratio.
CIDCO CONVENTION CENTRE ,VASHI,NAVI MUMBAI AS LIVE CASE STUDY AND INDIAN HAB...prateek Dulani
This is a third year architectural case study for a city centre conducted and completed over a period of 5 days. Case study of cidco convention centre navi mumbai and indian habitat centre
done by- prateek dulani,
joshua fernanandes
yash prathyani
yash parmar
prachi warkad
manasi sonar
priya varma
Charles Correa is an Indian architect known for adapting modernism to non-Western cultures through an emphasis on local vernacular styles, resources, climate and open spaces like courtyards. Some of his notable works discussed include the Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya memorial in Ahmedabad using modular units, the high-rise Kanchanjunga Apartments in Mumbai with garden terraces, and low-cost housing projects in India and Peru organized around courtyards for ventilation.
This document analyzes a site for developing low-cost group housing in Delhi, India. It identifies the housing shortage problem in urban India. The site is located near Dwarka Sector 12 metro station and has access to various amenities. The site analysis examines the neighborhood context, zoning and density norms, physical features, climate and wind patterns. A zone plan is proposed with row houses aligned along the boundaries to create a central courtyard for community use.
The document summarizes the Hall of Nations and Hall of Industries exhibition spaces designed by architect Raj Rewal in New Delhi in 1970-1972. The Hall of Nations has a clear span of 78 meters and a height varying from 3 to 21 meters, providing a large space to exhibit various items. The Hall of Industries consists of four smaller pavilions connected by ramps around a central area. Rewal utilized an innovative space frame structure of precast concrete octahedra to support the large clear spans, and included triangular sun screens based on traditional jali patterns.
The document provides an analysis of a site located on Jalan Meriam in Muar, Johor, Malaysia. It includes details about the location, existing buildings and infrastructure, traffic patterns, and commercial activities. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths such as available facilities, opportunity for investment and reducing congestion, and threats like a lack of activity and population issues. Recommendations include increasing the residential population to match the wealth of homeowners, developing empty lands for new residential and commercial areas to reduce congestion in the main town, and using empty spaces for parking to serve a nearby mosque.
Master Plan for Delhi–with the Perspective for the Year 2021
Here is the official Delhi Master Plan 2021. It is being uploaded by FSGOWS for Public viewing and downloading.
A planning approach for fast changing “Socio-Political” environment: A case o...Purushottam Uttarwar
Rapid urbanisation is posing a challenge to planners,environmentalists and administrators.Traditional planning approaches and tools are ineffective to deal with emerging situation.Therefore a novel planning approach for emerging socio polotical environment.
AN APPROACH TO CONSERVATION OF BUILT HERITAGE - DELHI MASTER PLAN PROVISIONS.Purushottam Uttarwar
Urban Development and Conservation of Built Heritage are two sides of a same coin in a historic city like Delhi.Delhi is an ancient city with rich historical mile stones and heritage. Historically Delhi has been a capital city for many dynasties and rulers. Each ruler and dynasty left its impression and foot prints in the form of monuments, heritage buildings and capital complexes. The rulers have been conscious of Delhi’s past. Their desire to protect the past has influenced protection and conservation of built heritage. Archaeological survey and Public Works Department of British India began this task in the later 19th century and after independence ASI has become protector of India’s heritage. At a later date Master Plan documents attempted to make provisions for protection and conservation of built heritage. Right from the first Master Plan of Delhi 1962 to the Master Plan of Delhi 2021, each document contributed and perfected conceptual frame work, approach and policies for protection and conservation of monuments in Delhi.c. Master Plan for Delhi -2001: In the second Master Plan the aspect of conservation is dealt under a different subheads. Environment is section that talks about the conservation of the walled city. The section on Special Areas also mentions restoring the glory of the Walled City. Urban villages, which are an important component of the heritage are under the section of Shelter, it rightly mentions that heritage development should be a part of the overall development. The Master Plan was in accordance with the conservation thought of the day. Due to scattered scheme of conservation thoughts, implementation was a difficult task.
In the 90’s, MCD and NDMC published lists of buildings, which were ‘Protected’. In absence of any legislation or procedures, these monuments remained protected theoretically only.
A demographic history of Delhi from ancient times, through Independence, and till the present day,using maps and Census data. Caveat- the administrative units described are as of 1st January 2010,on the basis of which Census 2011 was conducted. In 2012-2013, the number of Municipal Bodies increased to 5 because the MCD split into North, South and East MCD. The number of revenue districts increased to 11. Also- apologies for the distorted logo- in the original PPT, it's a rotating gif! Error pointed out by @rkarnad- Tughlaqabad was built by Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq, not Mohammad Bin Tughaq.
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1. DWARKA HOUSING
AIR FORCE NAVAL OFFICERS ENCLAVE
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF ART AND
ARCHITECTURE
STUDIO 3-A
BATCH 2010-2013
SEMESTER 5
AANCHAL MEHTA
KANIKA SANGAR
KRITI TANDON
MEENAKSHI DOGRA
SAIBA GUPTA
2. DWARKA AREA DISTRIBUTION DWARKA DWARKA PROJECT IS PLANNED WITH 29 SECTORS
1.POPULATION – 10 LAKHS.
2.TOTAL AREA - 5648 ha. PHASE I
3.AREA (Phase - I) - 1964 ha. PHASE II
4.AREA (Phase - II) - 1996 ha. EXISTING BUILT UP
5.EXISTING BUILT UP - 1688 ha.
CONTEXTUAL HISTORY
60’S 80’S 90’S PRESENT SCENERIO
KNOWN AS NAMED DWARKA SOME PARTS OF DWARKA DEVELOPING UNDER “URBAN
PAPPAN KALAN AFTER LEGENDARY CAME UNDER COLONY OF EXPANSION PROJECTS “ OF DDA
DWARKA KINGDOM PAPPAN KALA DEVELOPED UNDER AND REFERRED AS THE
“URBAN EXPANSION PROJECTS “ “MODEL TOWNSHIP”
OF DDA
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3. ACCESIBILITY OF DWARKA FROM ACCESIBILITY AND NEARBY AREAS
AIRPORT AND RAILWAY STATION
AIRPORT, PALAM-6.4 km SECTOR 9, DWARKA SECTOR 10 METRO STATION, 2.4 km
SECTOR 7, DWARKA SECTOR 7, DWARKA AUTO, RICKSHAW STAND
AIRFORCE NAVAL SOCIETY SECTOR 7, BUS STAND
GURGAON- 20 km
MAIN ROADS
SECTOR 6 MARKET
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4. IDEAL MASTER PLANNING IN A TOWN
RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
RECREATIONAL
CIRCULATION
PLANNING IN SECTOR 7, DWARKA
RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTIONAL
RECREATION
CIRCULATION
EMPTY AREA
Dwarka almost meets the requirements for an ideal
planning of a town.
More spaces should be given for recreation and open
spaces.
Institutions around add to the overall facilities
offered.
RESIDENTIAL GREEN AREAS AND PLAY GROUND Considerable area left for future development.
EMPTY PLOT COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTIONAL MAIN ROADS
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5. Population and area LAND USE
•Population – 11,00,000 DISTRIBUTION
•Total area - 5648 ha.
•Area (Phase - I) - 1964 ha.
•Area (Phase - II) - 1996 ha.
•Existing built up - 1688 ha.
•Dwarka project is planned with 29 sectors.
`Residential sector:
•Provides housing for about 5 lakh people
•Each of the residential sectors has been envisaged to be self-contained
communities and has been designed for a population of about 30,000 each. RESIDENTIAL
•Area of each sector is about 81 ha. (900 m x 900 m) COMMERCIAL
•Each sector is bounded on all sides by arterial roads of 45 m and 60m wide GOVERNMENT
•A network of cycle tracks and pedestrian pathways has been proposed within each
PUBLIC/SEMI PUBLIC
sector which link the housing clusters and their facilities within each sector.
RECREATIONAL
TRANSPORT
TIMELINE UTILITIES
OPEN SPACES IN 2000
THAT HAVE BEEN BUILT
ON BY 2012
2000 2012
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6. INSTITUTIONS
SECTOR 6-10 MARKET
SECTOR-
10
MARKET
HOSPITAL
CENTRE FOR CULTURAL
RESEARCH AND TRAINING
POLICE STATION
DTC TERMINAL
FIRE STATION
Well located site with all the basic facilities located within a radius of about 7 km
from the site.
Well planned sub-city.
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7. NATIONAL HIGHWAY
AUTHORITY
DISTRICT COURT DWARKA
SECTOR-
10
MARKET
CROWN RESIDENCY
CENTRE FOR CULTURAL
RESEARCH AND TRAINING
DWARKA FLYOVER
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8. DWARKA SUBCITY- SUNRISE, SUNSET, DAWN AND DUSK TIMINGS
DARKNESS
SUNSHINE
DAWN
DUSK
HOURS OF A
DAY
MONTHS OF THE YEAR
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9. SUN PATH DIAGRAM
SUNSET
SUNRISE
SUN’S PATH ON 21ST
JUNE
SUN’S PATH DURING
EQUINOX
SUN’S PATH ON 21ST
DECEMBER
HORIZON
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10. SECTOR 7
AIR FORCE NAVAL OFFICERS ENCLAVE (AFNOE)
TOTAL AREA - 1875 sq.ft.
FLOOR NUMBER - 3
TOTAL FLOORS - 8
BATHROOMS - 2
FACING - NORTH EAST
OWNERSHIP TYPE - FREEHOLD
BHK - 3 BEDROOMS
PLUS - 2 TOILETS + STORE ROOM
DETAILS - 1st and 2nd FLOOR ,BIG BALCONY /2nd FLOOR WOOD
WORK,RESERVED PARKING
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11. INTERNAL FEATURES
POWER BACK -UP
SECURITY / FIRE ALARM
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
CORNER FLAT/ HOSE/ PLOT
INTERCOM FACILITY
LIFT(S)
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
CLUB HOUSE / COMMUNITY CENTER
WASTE DISPOSAL
RAIN WATER HARVSTING
SEC 10 MARKET
EXTERNAL FEATURES
RESERVED PARKING
SEC 6 MARKET
VISITOR PARKING AFNOE(DWARKA SEC 7)
PARK
SECURITY PERSONNEL PRESENTLY THE COMMERCIAL ZONE IN DWARKA CONSISTS OF TWO
MAINTENANCE STAFF MAJOR MARKETS SEC 6 AND SEC 10 MARKET 10
WATER STORAGE
THE ENTIRE COMMERCIAL SPINE IS CONNECTED TO DIFFERENT SECTORS
OF DWARKA BY 60M AND 40 M ROAD THROUGH MAJOR BUS ROUTES
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12. MAIN ENTRANCE
CENTRAL LAWN
Spaces such as children’s
park, central lawn and courts serve
as main recreational spots in the ENTRANCE 2
society. CHILDREN’S
BADMINTON/TENNIS COURT PARK
COMMUNITY CENTRE-BASEMENT LEVEL
BUILDING BLOCKS
GREEN SPACES
CIRCULATION
GUARD ROOM
MAIN ENTRANCE/EXIT
ENTRANCE/EXIT TO BLOCKS
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13. MAIN ENTRANCE
PAVEMENTS
Proper space is provided for CENTRAL LAWN
circulation of people as well as
vehicles.
Spaces around the building
blocks, the outer walkway and
central areas have most pedestrian ENTRANCE 2
movement.
CHILDREN’S
Proper entry/ exits provided for PARK
vehicles to move around without
creating blockage.
VEHICULAR MOVEMENT
PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT
SOFT PAVING FOR PEDESTRIAN
HARD PAVEING FOR VEHICLES
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14. 8.30-9.30 AM 5-6 PM 8-9.30 PM
CHILDREN
MIDDLE AGED
OLD AGED
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16. TRANSFORMER WATER HARVESTING PITS
METER ROOM DIESEL GENERATORS
SHOPS ELEVATOR CORE
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17. TETE A TETE WITH THE RESIDENTS
MRIGAJ NISHTHA
Age : 17.5 years
Age : 17 Resident since : 1 year
Resident since : 1.5 years
Content with neighbors Enjoys coaching classes in the
Likes the friendly attitude of vicinity
residents Has a compact social circle
Lack of football, Tennis
courts
Less local shops in vicinity SUSHANT
Enjoys cultural events of the Age : 18 years
society, held in Community Resident since : 1 year
Hall Dislikes the idea of terrace being a no-
access zone
GUARD Wants a Pool/ Snooker club in the
domestic help, guards and vicinity
come from surrounding areas:
palam, ramfal chowk, dawri
Service people come from
sector 9
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18. DELHI MASTERPLAN 1962 DELHI MASTERPLAN 2001 DELHI MASTERPLAN 2021
DWARKA SUB CITY
In Delhi masterplan for 1960 area coming under Dwarka was just
annotated as ‘agricultural/ green belt area ‘
In the masterplan for 2001 land was allocated for residential buildings
In the masterplan for 2021 there has been an increase in the land allocated for
residential purposes as well as commercial use
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19. RESIDENTIAL
10
20 COMMERCIAL
55
7 INDUSTRIAL
PUBLIC PARK
4
DWARKA ZONAL PLAN – 2021
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20. DWARKA ZONAL PLAN – 2021
LANDSCAPE AND GREEN AREA
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21. DWARKA ZONAL PLAN – 2021
RESIDENTIAL AREA
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23. THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF DWARKA
DDA started allocating plots to cooperative group housing societies from 1996-97.
The residential rates in Dwarka were stable from 1997 to 1999 due to the depression in the real
estate market, but it is picking up since 2000 with property rates at around Rs 1500/sq.ft in the
year 2004.
What made Dwarka a benighted place for so long?
In Gurgaon the land banks were created by developers in the 80s. After the DDA auctioned lands
in Dwarka in 1996-97, it saw developments which were in tune with time and world-class in
nature. Dwarka had accessibility problems. There were no takers for property in Dwarka also
because of lack of water supply, a non-existing public transport system and non-availability of a
link road to the main city, which acted as key dampeners.
But the tables have turned now. With improvement in infrastructure and the coming up of the
Metro rail, realty rates have almost doubled. The maximum rise in the property rates has been
observed in the sectors nearer to the Metro like sectors 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13.
Metro has been one of the major reasons for the increase in the property prices of Dwarka.
Wherever the Metro has reached, real estate prices have gone up. DDA gave DMRC Rs 320 crores
for construction of Metro in Dwarka.
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24. PRESENT SCENARIO
Today, while marketing Dwarka, the real estate agents underline the sub-city’s
location and flaunt its easy connectivity with focal points of Delhi. The major highlights
being its connectivity with Indira Gandhi International Airport (1 km), Connaught
Place (18 kms), Dhaula Kuan (10 kms), India Gate (15 kms), Railway Station (23
kms), Inter-state Bus Terminus (25 kms), Delhi Cantt. Railway Station (5 kms) and its
direct link from NH-8 (Delhi-Jaipur Highway
On the commercial front too, Dwarka is witnessing lot of activity. The Vardhaman
Group is coming up with three malls of one-lakh square feet each in the area.
MAJOR ISSUES IN DEVELOPMENT OF DWARKA
But there have also been some major issues which need to be solved
as soon as possible.Residents in most DDA pockets have been hiring
private water tankers or using treated underground water for drinking
for the last eight years. DDA only supplies 3.5 MGD water, which is
highly insufficient.
Sector 20 was supposed to be created as a service sector, but all that
has come up there are shops and showrooms
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25. PLUS POINTS OF AFNOE
AFNOE is a very well planned society consisting of the following features-
PROPER RAIN WATER HARVESTING SYSTEM CONSISTING OF 8 RAIN WATER HARVESTING PITS.
PROPER RECREATIONAL AREAS AND INTERACTION SPACES FOR THE RESIDENTS- THE COMMUNITY
CENTRE, CENTRAL LAWN AND PLAYING AREA FOR CHILDREN AS WELL AS BADMINTON COURTS LOCATED
IN FRONT OF EACH BLOCK.
100% POWER BACKUP SYSTEM- 2 DG’s LOCATED IN THE SOCIETY.
PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE FOR ALL RESIDENTS.
EFFICIENT DRAINAGE SYSTEM- NO WATER CLOGGING AT TIMES OF HEAVY POURS.
VERY WELL CONNECTED TO MODES OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT.
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26. ISSUES AND PROBLEMS
1. WATER SUPPLY
Water supply to the AFNOE Society is not from the MCD. Bore wells have been dug for the same which is
illegal and future problems could be faced.
2. LACK OF SPORTS GROUND
The society fails to cater to any kind of sports facilities like football, cricket etc.
3. PARKING PROBLEM
Lack of parking space for guests. Basement parking and surface parking is provided for the residents and
does not suffice for visitors.
4. NO MALLS OR CINEMPLEX IN THE VICINITY
The nearest multiplex is in janak puri which takes about 50 minutes to travel by public or own transport
due to traffic problems.
5. NO PROPER LIGHTING BEHIND GATE NO.2 ROAD LEADING TO
RAMPHAL CHOWK
The exit road leading to ramphal chowk lacks proper
street lighting which causes inconvenience to the
residents. AFNOE SOCIETY
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27. PROPOSALS
1. INITIATING A SPORTS FIELD BEHIND THE SOCIETY FOR RESIDENTS WHICH IS ACCESSIBLE
FROM GATE NO. 2 OF THE SOCIETY.
2. PART OF THE BARREN LAND BEHIND THE SOCIETY TO BE USED FOR GUEST PARKING.
3. PROVISION OF STREET LIGHTS IN AND AROUND THE BARREN LAND SO AS TO MAKE THE
AREA ACCESSIBLE AT ALL TIMES BY THE RESIDENTS AS WELL AS THE VISITORS.
4. DIRECT METRO LINK FROM DWARKA TO GURGAON.
PROPOSED SPORTS FIELD OF
AREA 1680 sq.m
PROPOSED GUEST PARKING
OF AREA 300 sq.m
AFNOE SOCIETY
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28. PROPOSALS
5. DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXISTING MALL LOCATED 10-12 kms FROM
THE AFNOE SOCIETY- A CINEPLEX COULD BE CONSTRUCTED INSIDE
THE PREMISES OF THE SAME
AFNOE SOCIETY
ROAD CONNECTIVITY
VARDAMAAN MALL
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