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1. HOSTELOGY
G.R.O.U
.P
B. UMESH CHANDRA
(18011AAO39)
SATYA DEV
(18011AA034)
RAM CHARAN
(18011AA022)
(hostel) + (study)
AD-3
LITERATURE STUDY
DESKTOP STUDY

2. : PRESENTATION:
WHAT - HOSTEL, OCCUPANTS, STANDRADS
WHY - FOR INSPIRATION
WHO - STUDENTS
WHERE - LOCATION
WHEN - PRESENT CONDITIONS
HOW - FOR DESIGNING
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‘Architectureisnotsomuchaknowledgeofform,butaformof
knowledge’.
-Bernard Tschumi
HOSTELOGY

3. LITERATURE STUDY
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HOSTELOGY

4. STUDENT (USER)
• A ”student” is a person who goes to school and is “learning” something.
• Students will learn from a teacher or a “lecturer” if at university.
• Student can be “children(k-7th grade)”, “teenagers(12-17 years)”,
“adults(18+)”.
• This presentation is mainly on “university students (18+)”.
• Hostel students reveled that hostel life affects the ’student's way of living’.
• Hostel makes students more ‘punctual’, ‘independent’, ‘confident’, ‘social’,
‘realistic’, ‘disciplined’, and also ‘sharp’.
HOSTEL STUDENTS
HOSTELOGY

5. HOSTEL-DORMITORY-STUDENT HOUSING
• Dormitory is a building primarily providing “sleeping” and “residential quarters”
for large numbers of people such as boarding school, high school, “college” or
“university students”.
• In some countries, it can also refer to a room containing several beds
“accommodating people”.
• Most of the universities provide “student accommodation” in campus area.
• The place for accommodation is called “hostel room” or “dormitory”.
• The building is called “student housing”.
• There are different types and facilities of student accommodation.
HOSTELOGY

6. • Type of student accommodation:
-Halls of residence and colleges.
-College apartments.
-Homestay.
-Renting.
-Hostels.
-Living at home.
HOSTELOGY

7. FACILITIES
SINGLE
OCCUPANCY
-single bed room
-bathroom
-lounge
-pantry
-Storage room
-Study space
-Balcony.
DOUBLE
OCCUPANCY
-Single (2)bed room
-Bathroom
-Lounge
-Pantry
-Storage room
-Study space
-Balcony.
FOUR
OCCUPANCY
-Four bed rooms
-4 attached Bathroom
-Lounge
-Pantry
-Storage room
-Study space
-Balcony.
HOSTELOGY

8. FUNCTIONALITY
STRUCTURE
AESTHETICS
USERCLIMATOLOGY
HOSTELOGY

9. “STUDENT ROOM”
(SINGLE OCCUPANCY)
BEDROOM
LOUDGE
DINING
KITCHEN
STUDY AREA
PANTRYWASHROOM
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10. ‘STANDARDS’
(TABLE FORM) NO. OF
OCCUPANTS
BEDROOM
AREA
1 8.5 SQ.M
2 11 SQ.M
3 15 SQ.M
LOUGE PROISION OF “3 SQ.M”
DINING “2 SQ.M” PER PERSON
COMBINED A PROCISION OF “4 SQ.M” PER PERSON
SPACE AREA
“FOR EACH ADDITIONAL PERSON, SHALL BE AN
ADDITIIONAL ‘4.5 SQ.M’ OF FLOOR AREA”.
HOSTELOGY

11. “TSS STANDARDS”
BED
(B)
BOOK CASES
(BC)
WARDROBE
(W)
DOOR
(d)
SOFT CHAIR
(SC)
DESK
(TYPE 1)
(D1)
DESK
(TYPE 2)
(D2)
UNITS –
FEETS . INCHES
FURNITURE
CIRCULATION
SPACE
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12. “STANDARD PLAN” ( TSS STANDARDS ).
BED - ‘B’ (7’*3’)
DESK -’D1’(3’6”*2’)
-‘D2’(5’*2’6”)
WARDROBE - ‘W’(5’*2’6”)
SOFT CHAIR - ‘SC’(4’*2’4”)
BOOK CASE -‘BC’(3’*1’)
(UNITS: FEETS.INCH)
“BUNCKED BEDS” “NON-BUNK BEDS”
HOSTELOGY

13. KEY POINTS OF LITRATURE STUDY
• STUDENT IS SMALLEST ELEMENT AND THE BASIC SPACE IN THE HOUSING
FACILITY.
• HOSTEL ROOM IS KEY SPACE WHERE A UNDERGRADUATE SPEND “6 TO 8 HOURS”.
• IN THIS SPACE STUDENT ‘STUDIES’, ‘SLEEPS’, ‘DRESSES’, ‘EATING’,
‘DAILY ROUTINES’, AND ‘SOCIALIZES’.
• STUDENTS STORES ALL HIS “BOOKS, CLOTHES, PERSONAL THINGS, PANTRY, AND
SPORTS EQUIPMENT”.
• HOSTEL ROOM IS THE ONLY SPACE ON CAMPUS WHICH HE HIMSELF CAN
CONTROL IN ANY WAY.
HOSTELOGY

14. DESKTOP STUDY
“ ”
HOSTELOGY

15. DESKTOP STUDY
INDEX
:Institute for Integrated Learning in Management:
“IILM”
“GREATER NOIDA”
:INDIRA DWELLINGS:
“STACKED STUDENT HOUSING”
“BELGAUM”
HOSTELOGY

16. HOSTELOGY
:DESKTOP STUDY - I:
:IILM:
“STUDENT HOSUING COMPLEX”

17. : IILM :
“STUDENT HOUSING COMPLX”
“ARCHITECT” “SITE AREA”
8.00 ACRE
“BUILT-UP AREA”
1,75,000 SQ.FT
( 4.O4 ACRE )
“LOCATION”
GREATER NOIDA
INDIA
“BLOCKS”
FOUR
(A, B, C, D)
“TYPOLOGY”
INSTITUTIONAL
(BBA & MBA)
:STRUCTURE:
“BMSF Design Consultants”
Pvt .Ltd
:LANDSCAPE DESIGN:
“NMP”
:CONTRACTOR:
“Ahluwalia Contractors”
:Service Design:
“Apostle Design Studio”
:PHOTOGRAPHS:
“Jatinder Marwaha”
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“YEAR”
2009-2013

18. : INSPIRATION AND AIM :
“INSPIRATION”
‘URBAN STRUCTURE OF COURT’, ‘CLUSTER’, ‘STREET LIVING’ OF “SHABJAHANABAD”.
( OLD SETTLEMENT OF DELHI )
“AIM”
TO CREATE AN ‘ARCHITECTURE SOCIO-CULTURE’ SETTING FOR FOSTERING CROSS
POLLINATION OF IDEOLOGIES IN YOUNG MINDS
HOSTELOGY

19. :LOCATION: (SOURE: GOOGLE MAP)
“Site drawing”
HOSTELOGY

20. “CLIMATOLOGY DATA” – IN NOIDA
HOSTELOGY

21. “COMFORT AND WIND SPEED DATA”
( GREATER NOIDA )
HOSTELOGY

22. “PRECIPITATION AND RAINFALL DATA”
( GRATER NOIDA )
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23. “WIND DIRECTION AND TOPOGRPHY”
( GREATER NOIDA )
TOPOGRAPHY :
 THE GEOGRAPHICAL
COORDINATES OF GREATER
NOIDA ARE “28.496 deg”
LATITUDE, “77.536 deg”
LONGITUDE, AND 676ft
ELEVATION.
 ELEVATION:
2 MILES – MAX. 141 FT
10 MILES – MAX. 217 FT
50 MILES – MAX. 827 FT
HOSTELOGY

24. :FACILITIES IN IILM:
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FACILITIES IN ROOMS
The rooms are air conditioned and are equipped with Necessary
modern day furniture And a wardrobe. Necessary hard and soft
furniture And furnishings provided for each room of each flat..
FACILITIES PROVIDED
■Bed
■Mattress
■Study table
■Drawer
■Chair
■A.C
■Cupboard
■Fan
■Tube light
■Curtain
■First aid kit
“HOSTEL FACILITIES”
“SPORTS FACILITIES”
“MESS TIMINGS”

25. “DESIGN”
HOSTELOGY
“LEVELS”
G+5
(G-2 IN BLOCK A)

26. “FORM”
( IILM STUDENT HOUSING COMPLEX )
DESIGN POINTS :
“THE USE OF ‘CARVED CUBES’ ALLOW
GOOD CLIMATE CONTROL CREATING A
‘SANCTUM’ AND ALLOWING COMFORT
WITH IN BETWEEN SPACE”.
‘SIMPLE & STACK FORMS’ TO CREATE A
‘LAYERED SPACE’ FOR COMMUNITY LIFE.
SANCTUM : A SACRED PLACE,
HAVING LOT OF POSITIVE ENERGY.
STACK FORMS : A pile of objects,
typically one that is neatly
arranged.
HOSTELOGY

27. “SITE PLAN”
 THE SITE PLAN GIVES THE INFO
ABOUT ‘IILM STUDENT HOUSING
COMPLEX’.
 THERE ARE ‘FOUR BLOCKS’.(A, B,
C, D)
 THE ACADEMIC BLOCK IS VERY
CLOSE TO STUDENT HOUSING
BLOCKS.
 THE STUDENT HOUSING IS FOR
GIRLS AND BOYS (TWO FOR EACH).
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28. “FLOOR PLANS”
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GROUNG FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
SEDCOND FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR
FOURTH FLOOR
FIFTH FLOOR
UNIT TYPE - A
UNIT TYPE - B
UNIT TYPE - C
TOILETS
THE ARCHITECT CREATED A POWERFUL EXPRESSION OF
“COMMUNITY LIVING”.

29. :ROOM SPACING TYPOLOGY:
 THE PLAN ALLOWS FOR
PRIVACY AND RETREAT
INTO INDIVIDUAL
SPACE.
 THE LIGHT THUS
PERMEATS INTO ALL
SPONGE LIKE SPACES.
 THE HOUSING PROJECT
HAS A GREAT EMPHASIS
ON THE TRANSITION
SPACES THAT CEMENT
THE “LARGE PUBLIC
COURTS” TO “ THE
STUDENT PRIVATE
ROOM”.
HOSTELOGY
UNIT TYPE - A
UNIT TYPE - B
UNIT TYPE - C
TOILETS
UNIT TYPE - A UNIT TYPE - B UNIT TYPE - C
LIVING SPACE
BATHROOM
B B
B
B B
B
B
B
“G.F PLAN OF BLOCK-A”

30. : SITE SPACING TYPOLOGY :
 THE LINEAR TRANSITION OF
SPACES MADE EASY FOR
OCCUPANTS.
 INDOOR GATHERING SPACES
HAVE BEEN LOCATED BELOW
GROUND AND OPEN TP
LARGE EARTH-BANKED
“SUBTERRANEAN
COURTYARDS”.
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“FAÇADE AS THERMAL BUFFER”
“SPACE ZONING”
PRIVATE
SPACE
SEMI-PRIVATE
SPACE
INTERACTIVE
TRANCSITIONAL
SPACE
SOCIAL
/GREEN
SPACE
LINEAR TRANSITION OF SPACES
INTERNAL
CORRIDOR
CENTRAL
COURTYARD

31. :SECTIONS:
 DUE TO ADD COURTS OF VARIOUS SCALE
AND LANDSCAPE THE CAMPUS FORMS A
DIFFERENT MICROCLIMATE,
INDEPENDENT FROM THE URBAN CITY
SCAPE OF NOIDA.
 THE SUBTERRANEAN LANDSCAPE ARE
ARTICULATED WITH WATER FEATURES
AND SEATING SCAPES TO ENHANCE
STUDENT USE.
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URBAN STREET SCAPE
(SECTION & ELEVATION)
X X’
“PLAN (BLOCK-A&C)”
SECTION: X-X’
“AIR TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS ACROSS THE SITE”
EXTERNAL
TEMPERATURE
COURTYARD
ENTERANCE
STREET
STAIRWAY
COURTYARD

32. :MATERIAL:
 THE CHOICE OF BRICK AS THE
‘PRIMARY FAÇADE MATERIAL’ WAS
ALSO AN EXERCISE IN RESOURCE
OPTIMIZATION BY SERVING THE
“DUAL PURPOSE” OF CREATING A
“HIGH PERFORMANCE” AND “LOW
MAINTANCE” FAÇADE THAT
WEATHERS WELL IN THIS HARCH
CLIMATE.
 HISTORICALLY, IT REPLETE WITH
EXAMPLE OF TRADITIONAL BRICK
CONSTRUCTION.
 BRICK IS ALSO IDENTIFIED WITH
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES.
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The Imperial capital of the
Mughals, Shahjahanabad.
(BRICK FACADE)

33. :PHOTOGRAPHS AND REVIEW:
HOSTELOGY

34. :KEY FEATURES: (DESIGN POINTS)
HOSTELOGY
“SIMPLE & STARK FORMS TO CREATE A
LAYERED SPACE, ADOPTED
APARTMENT FORMAT TO PROMOTE
COMMUNITY LIVING”.
“THE POROSITY OF JAALIS IS USED TO
CROSS VENTILATE, THESE COURTYARDS
WHIST ‘THE MOVMENT OF THE SUN’
ADD THE DYNAMIC DIMENSION OF
LIGHT AND SHADOW PATTERNS
SWEEPING THE FORM THROUGH THE
DAY”.
STRUCTURAL SUPPORT FOR JAALI
1. MS T-SECTION
2. RCC
3. BRICK JAALI

35. :DESKTOP STUDY – II:
:INDIRA DWELLINGS:
“STACKED STUDENT HOUSING”
HOSTELOGY

36. :INDIRA DWELLINGS:
“STACKED STUDENT HOUSING”
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ARCHITECT LOCATION
“UDYAMBAD,
BELAGAM,
INDIA”
SITE AREA
“5382 SQ.FT”
BUILT-UP AREA
“4000 SQ.FT”
YEAR
“2017”
PROJECT ESTIMATION
“INR 80 LACS.”
TYPOLOGY
“LADIESHOSTEL”
NEAR,
‘KLE’, ‘GIT’
UNIVERSITIES
PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT
“AR. PRAVEEN BAVADEKAR”
DESIGN TEAM
“THIRD SPACE ARCH. STUDIO”
CIVIL CONTRACTOR
“AJAY MELGE”
FABRICATION
“TECHOFAB”
PHOTO CREDITS
“HEMANT PATEL, PUNE”

37. :LOCATION:
( SOURCE – GOOGLE MAPS )
HOSTELOGY
- “INDIRA
DWELLING” IS
NEAR TO “KLE Dr.
MS Sheshgiri
COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY”.

38. : CLIMATOLOGY OF BELGUM :
HOSTELOGY

39. :CLOUD COVER & HUMIDITY COMFORT DATA:
HOSTELOGY

40. :PRECIPITATION & RAINFALL DATA:
HOSTELOGY

41. :AVG. WIND SPEED & WIND DIRECTION DATA:
HOSTELOGY

42. :DESIGN:  THE DESIGN IS “STUDENT
HOUSING PROJECT” IN THE
TOWN OF “BELGAUM”,
KARNATAKA.
 EXPLORES THE SECTION AS A
DEVICE TO LAYER A SERIES OF
“ SEMI PRIVATE LIVING SPACE
VERTICALLY”
 THE SITE IS A “MINUSCULE
PARCEL” OF LAND BARELY
MEASURING “100 SQ.M” OF
WHICH THE BUILDING WAS
PROPOSED.
 THE BUILDING OF ABOUT
“225 SQ.M”
ACCOMMODATING “29
STUDENTS” IN SEMI-PRIVATE
“TRIPLE & DOUBLE
OCCUPANCY UNITS”.
HOSTELOGY

43. :FORM:  THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF
ROOM CONFIGURATIONS
THAT “SECTIONALLY
DOVETAIL” INTO ONE
ANOTHER, LINE IN A
“JIGSAW PUZZEL”.
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DOVETAIL ->
<- JIGSAW PUZZLE

44. :FLOOR PLANS:
 SMALL SITE, THE BUILDING WOULD HAVE TO BE “ STACKED VERTICALLY”, TOTAL “FIVE STACKED FLOOR”
INCLUDING GROUND FLOOR.
 THE ROOMS SPACING MAKES TO FEEL LESS “ ELAUSTROPHOIC” AND “ MORE INTERCONNECTED”.
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GROUND
FLOOR PLAN
(PLAN AT ‘+1.0
M’ LVL)
MID FLOOR
PLAN
(PLAN AT ‘+2.2
M’ LVL)
FIRST FLOOR
PLAN
(PLAN AT ‘+3.4
M’ LVL)
BED ROOM
PANTRY
WASHROOM
INTERNAL
STAIRCASE
EXTERNAL
STAIRCASE
BELOW
FLOOR

45. :SECTIONS:  THE BUILDING HAD TO BE BELOW THE
“STIPULATED” ’15 M’ ABOVE WHICH
PRICSE HIGH-RISE BUILDING
“REGULATIONS FOR FIRE SATETY” ARE
REQUIRED TO BE MET.
 THE BUILDING ENVELOPIS FIXED BY THE
SIDE MARGINS AND THE HEIGHT
RESTRICTIONS.
 A STRATEGY WAS EVOLVED THE ROOMS
IN SECTION WITH A FLOOR TO FLOOR
HEIGHT OF ONLY ‘2.5 M’.
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“SECTION: A-A” MODULE-1MODULE-2

46. :ROOM AND MATERIAL SPACING:
(DESIGN POINT)
 THE “INDIVIDUAL SPACES” OF THE
STUDENTS ARE DESIGNED TO HAVE THE
“BARE MINIMUM FURNITURE”.
 THE INDIVIDUAL LIVING SPACES ARE
INTER CONNECTED VISUALLY AS WELL AS
PHYSICALLY WITH THE SHARED AREAS.
 AS, THIS IS A “COST-EFFECTIVE PROJECT”
ON A SMALL SITE, EVERYTHING IS PARED
DOWN IN THIS DESIGN,”EVERY
MILLIMETER OF SPACE WAS DEBATED
UPON”.
 IF THE “WALLS OF THE TOILETS” WERE
THOUGHT TWO MUCH SPACE, THEY WERE
REPLACED BY “40 MM KADAPPA STONE
SLABS”
 PLASTERED SURFACE ARE KEPT TO A BARE
MINIMUM, WITH EVEN THE BRICK WALLS
BEING UNPLASTERD AND JUST PAINTED
WHITE TO “VISUALLY OPEN UP THE
SPACE” AND ALSO ALLOW FOR REGULAR
UP KEEP.
HOSTELOGY

47. :INTERIORS:
HOSTELOGY

48. :ELEVATION DESIGN:
(DESIGN POINTS)
 THE ELEVATION IS A ‘SUM OF SMALL
STATEGIC’ DECISIONS TO SECTIONALLY
‘DISPLACE THE ROOM UNITS’.
 THE WINDOWS FENESTRATIONS JUST
ABOUT HINT AT THE SECTIONAL
COMPLEXITY WITHIN BUT ALSO ADD
TO THE MONOLITHIC NATURE OF THE
FACAD.
 THE BUILDING IS PAINTED IN A “DEEP
RED” TO ACCENTUATE ITS DYNAMIC
ROUTINE AS WELL AS ITS ALMOST
MONALITHIC FORM.
 IT DISPLAYS, “AN IRREVERENT
PLAYFULNESS THAT IS
CHARACGTERISTIC OF STUDENT LIFE
ANYWHERE”.
HOSTELOGY

49. :ELEVATIONS:
HOSTELOGY

50. :ADVERTISEMENT:
(FACILITIES OR KEY FEATURES)
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ROOM FACILITIES:
• SEMI-PRIVATE SPACES FOR
THE OCCUPANTS.
• PANTRY
• ATTACHED WASHROOM
• ALMARA
• COMMAN AREA
• ROOMS ARE CONNECTED
BY STAIRCASE

51. :COMPARISON B/W TSS AND DESKTOP STUDY:
“STANDARDS”
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“INDIRA DWELLINGS”
“IILM”

52. :DESIGN EXAMPLE:
:SINGLE OCCUPANY ROOM:
 BED
 STUDY TABLE
 ALMARA
 BATHROOM
 DINING
 BOOK SHELF
HOSTELOGY

53. HOSTELOGY
:VIEWS:

54. :ICFAI BUSINESS SCHOOL:
“IBS HYDERABAD”
(CASE STUDY)
HOSTELOGY
LOCATION
DONATHAPALL
Y,
SHANKARAPAL
LY ROAD,
HYD-501203.
ESTABLISHED
YEAR
1985
HOSTEL
BLOCKS
FIVE
(GIRLS &
BOYS)
TOTAL
STUDENTS
350+
TYPOLOGY
INSTITUTIONAL
(BBA & MBA)

55. HOSTELOGY
:LOCATION AND IMAGES:
“IBS HYDERABAD”
HOSTEL

56. HOSTELOGY
:HOSTEL PHOTOS:

57. HOSTELOGY
:SOURCE:

58. HOSTELOGY
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59. HOSTELOGY