This document provides information on site analysis for developing a gallery in Ludhiana, India. It outlines parameters such as permissible ground floor coverage of 33%, a floor area ratio of 1, and a maximum height of 15 meters. It also notes the humid subtropical climate with little rainfall in Ludhiana. Distances to the airport, bus stand, and railway station are provided. Strengths include surrounding greenery, proximity to the highway and prominent places. Noise pollution is listed as a weakness. Dimensions for various rooms in the gallery are also included, along with a potential layout.

1. National Gallery, London
National Museum, Korea Museum of art, Sydney Tate Museum , London
Site Analysis
Permissible Ground Floor Coverage:33
%
FAR: 1
Maximum permissible height: 15m
Parking: 1.5 ECS
Setbacks: All sides 10m
Climatic Condition
Ludhiana features a humid subtropical climate.
There is not much rainfall in Ludhiana.
 Distance from Prominent places
Distance to Airport – 18.6 KM
Distance to Bus stand – 7.7 KM
Distance to Railway station – 6.1 KM
Strength
Surrounded by greenery
Near the highway
Prominent places at near
The surface is plane
Weakness
Noise pollution
Collection storage – 22’ X 40’
Display Room – 22’ X 82’
Exhibit room – 22’ X 20’
Mech room – 8’ X 10’
Work room – 14’ X 10’
Kitchen – 6’ X 4’6’’
Chairs – 6’ X 4’6’’
Cloak room – 6’ X 10’
Washroom – 6’ X 4’6’’

2. National Gallery, London
National Museum, Korea Museum of art, Sydney Tate Museum , London

3. Site Analysis
Permissible Ground Floor Coverage:33 %
FAR: 1
Maximum permissible height: 15m
Parking: 1.5 ECS
Setbacks: All sides 10m
Climatic Condition
Ludhiana features a humid subtropical climate.
There is not much rainfall in Ludhiana.
 Distance from Prominent places
Distance to Airport – 18.6 KM
Distance to Bus stand – 7.7 KM
Distance to Railway station – 6.1 KM
Strength
Surrounded by greenery
Near the highway
Prominent places at near
The surface is plane
Weakness
Noise pollution
Collection storage – 22’ X 40’
Display Room – 22’ X 82’
Exhibit room – 22’ X 20’
Mech room – 8’ X 10’
Work room – 14’ X 10’
Kitchen – 6’ X 4’6’’
Chairs – 6’ X 4’6’’
Cloak room – 6’ X 10’
Washroom – 6’ X 4’6’’

4. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
National Gallery, London National Museum, Korea Museum of Art, Sydney Tate museum, London Inference
Architecture William Wilkins , Cang-Il Kim of Sam Marshell Pierre De Meuron, _
Denise Scott Brown Junglim Architects Jecques herzog
Year of completion 1824 2005 1991 2000 1824 - 2005
Climate Temperate, Rainy Humid with dry winter Sunny climate & warm summer Temperate, rainy Climate varies from place to place
Build form Expanded cuboids with domes Two rectangles with Fragmented cuboids with Iconic Shape Basic geometric shapes are basic of
in symmetrical way circle at center extension a structure
Circulation Centralized Planning Centralized Planning Circular circulation Irregular & Continuous Proper planning makes effective lookout
Concept Columns and domes Left of the museum is represent , Series of boxes arranged Shape taken iconical As time passes, new and interesting
in symmetry past while the right side of symmetrically & concepts makes a building unique
the museum represents the future asymmetrically and attractive
TICKET
COUNTER
TOILETS
OPEN
AIR
AUDIT-
ORIOM
TOILETS
CONTROL
AV
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M
CAF
ETE
RIA
SHOPS
EXIT
ENTRY
RECEPTION
ORIENTAION
EXHIBITION
Collection storage – 22’ X 40’
Display Room – 22’ X 82’
Exhibit room – 22’ X 20’
Mech room – 8’ X 10’
Work room – 14’ X 10’
Kitchen – 6’ X 4’6’’
Chairs – 6’ X 4’6’’
Cloak room – 6’ X 10’
Washroom – 6’ X 4’6’’
Possible Gallery arrangement