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PORTFOLIO ARCH 701

CHAITRI RATHOD NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, MANHATTAN, NY

CHAITRI RATHOD Weehawken, NJ 07086 chaitrirathod@gmail.com +1 201 830 7590 An architect who is enthusiastic about learning everything that architecture has to offer and give in the best of my design and architecture abilities and work with a spirit of team work and positively accept constructive criticism.

Area of EmphasisStrategic cutting edge designing Space planning Holistic designing approach Green Architecture Sustainability Climate mitigation EducationNew York Institute of Technology, New York City, USA Ms. Urban and Regional Design Sept 2019- Dec 2020 L. S. Raheja School of Architecture, Mumbai, India Bachelors or Architecture August 2013- May 2018

Ojas Hirani Architects and Engineers, Ahmedabad, India- Internship Worked on designing and 3D model of urban scale sea front and lake front projects. Designed and developed 3D model of a lavish residential mansion. Designed a community housing project at one of the most famous pilgrim place in the state pf Gujarat in India. Active participation in coordination and collaboration between and Japanese representatives of International Buddhist Circuit sanctioned for Rs. 1220 Cr. (122 billion) By the former chief minister of Gujarat state and now the Prime minister of India, PM Modi. Worked on Buddhist cave beautification project led by the state of Gujarat.

Technical Skill Set Auto cad

R&A Consultants, Mumbai, India- Internship Worked on a residential project for its 3D model and rendering and physical model. Various detail working drawings production.

Rhinoceros 3D

The Impression Store- Co-Founder A startup that successfully completed over 200 small wall decors (during the course of 3 years) of wooden wall hangings and decor. A team who managed designing, cutting, coloring and packaging.

Indesign

Graduate assistantship Graduate assistant for Prof. Jeffrey Raven (sem 1) NYIT Fabrication lab- Student Assistant Operation of laser cutting machines and 3D printers.

Google Sketchup ArcGIS

Illustrator

Photoshop Lumion Microsoft office

Content

Figure ground Exercise Redhook, Brooklyn Net Zero- Gowanus Edifying the past- Thesis Art school- Mumbai Juhu Pavilion- Mumbai City Centre- Ahmedabad Extreme density- Workshop Internship- Oas Hirani Architects and Engineers NASA- ANDC

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Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY Legend

Red Hook is a neighbourhood in the borough of Brooklyn in the city of New York. It was originally established by the Dutch as a village named Red Hook in 1636. This neighbourhood is said to be one of the earliest establishments in Brooklyn. Red Hook is surrounded by water on three sides and Gowanus highway as well as to the battery tunnel on the forth connecting to Manhattan. Red hook get s it name because of the red clay soil on the site and the shape of land that protrudes from the coast to the south. Over the years the land use of red hook as changed from an agricultural land to an important industrial centre during world war to residential plotting. Erie basin was constructed in 1850 by acquiring almost 1 million square feet of land. It became gained importance as the ship repair and maintenance centre and grain storage. After completing of the dock it was sold to a company who proceeded inn constructing first dry dock site for.repair of large ships. During Civil war Erie basin was the centre of sip repair in New York.

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Red Hook, Brooklyn

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22,000 Feet

Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY Here, the climate is cold and temperate. The average annual temperature is 9.1 °C in Red Hook. About 1068 mm of precipitation falls annually.At an average temperature of 21.9 °C, July is the hottest month of the year. The lowest average temperatures in the year occur in January, when it is around -4.7 °C. Precipitation is the lowest in February, with an average of 69 mm. The greatest amount of precipitation occurs in May, with an average of 104 mm.

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Annual temperature at Red Hook.

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2. South Brooklyn Community High School

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1 1. Red Hook Park

1. New York City Housing Authority's Red Hook West 1

LANDMARKS Red Hook, Brooklyn 1. IKEA Brooklyn

2. Erie Basin Park

RECREATIONAL

HOSPITALITY

1. BASIS Independent Brooklyn

SCHOOL

FERRY TERMINALS

Landmarks

Amenities Red hook caters to various communities and all age types

SCHOOLS RELIGIOUS PLACES POSTAL SERVICES RECREATIONAL SPACES COMMUNITY FARMING FIRE STATIONS COURT HOUSE

AMENITIES

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

Figure ground layout The zoning at the sites are residential, green space sand industrials usage assigned. The residential zones comprise of R5 and R6. The commercials are C1-2, C1-3 and C2-3. The Industrial zones takes the maximum area on the site with the collection of M1-1, M1-2, M2-1 and M3-1.

Legend Industrial zone Residential zone Green zone

ZONING LAYOUT

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

FIGURE GROUND LAYOUT RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

Land use layout

Legend One & two family buildings MultiFamily walkup Buildings MultiFamily elevator Buildings Mixed commercial/ residential building Commercial building Industrial/ manufacturing Transportation/ Utility Pulic facilities & institutions Open spaces Parking spaces Vacant land

LAND USE LAYOUT

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

Green cover Recreational: Red Hook recreation centre

Waterfront parks: Erie Basin Park Louis Valentino, Jr. Park and Pier Pier 44 Waterfront Garden

Parks: Red Hook Park Coffey Park

Baseball fields: Red Hook Ball field

Square: Todd triangle

Road hierarchy

Legend City Street Vehicle Only Street Railroad Track

Red hook consists for various typologies of roads ranging from local streets to highways. Since red hook is a neighbourhood with rich history, it is interesting to see various older roads elements. Few parts of the site ave cobbled stone roads and to compliment the elements, IKEA’s park as cobbled stones curbing for the trees. Few pairs one the site and waterfront are not in use and disconnected physically from the mainland.

Shoreline Census Block Boundary Other Non-Street Feature Ferry Route Cobble stone Path

ROAD HEIRARCHY LAYOUT RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

Transit points and routes

Legend Bus Route Ferry Route Jetty

Red hook is connected to the neighbourhood via bus routes. The closest Subways station is Smith-ninth streets which is to the north east of Gowanus highway, I-478 urhood highway connecting Brooklyn to Manhattan. Red hook caters to ferry routes at the few active jetties at three locations namely red hook, Erie Basin Park and GBX Gowanus Bay Terminal. Red hook neighbourhood has good connection by roads.

Modes of Transportation

Education

BUS ROUTE LAYOUT

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

Topography layout The topography of the site is flat with very less variations in height. Due to it being a flat land, the issue of flooding is common and occurs frequently almost every season. The flood line cover her most of the study area on the site making the site prone to future flood issues which is a threat in terms of rise in seas level.

FLOOD LINE LAYOUT

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

Interval between contours is 2ft in height.

CONTOUR LAYOUT

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

Lynch diagram

According to Lynch Diagram, the edges in the map shows distinct difference in the land use in a particular area like that of NYCHA, Red Hook Park, Red Hook Ferry terminal and IKEA. The Major and minor landmarks are the commercial, Educational, Institutional buildings and green spaces. The nodes determine the sift of grid and important junctions with social and economic importance. The paths are the major accessibility roads leading to important parts of the site.

Legend Minor Landmarks Major Landmarks Edges Paths Nodes

ZONING LAYOUT LYNCH DIAGRAM

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

Building age Households The buildings typology on the site varies from residential, mixed use, commercial, studios, etc. Most building on the site belong to the early development happened on the site. Maximum building were built before 1978 and a very few after that until 2013. Most of the new development as happened within the building making an adaptive reuse of the building and giving it a new definition and usage.

Legend 0 0 - 1932 1932 - 1952 1952 - 1978 1978 - 2013

Red Hook, Brooklyn

335 670

1,340 Feet

Building heights

Legend 0.0 - 1.5 1.6 - 3.0 3.1 - 4.5 4.6 - 10.0 10.1 - 20.0

BUILDONG HEIGHTS

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

SWOT analysis Strengths • Diverse/ varieties of open spaces/ green spaces • Important landmarks • Artistic community Weaknesses • Minimal Transportation access. • Flooding • Wastage of waterfront by almost used Industrial centres Threats • Sea-level Rise • Increased Flooding • Displacement Opportunities • Introduction to new integrated housing • Better utilisation of waterfront • Introduction of landmarks • Activation/ utilisation of existing piers

Proposed zoning

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Proposed circulation

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Red Hook, Brooklyn

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Red Hook, Brooklyn

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Proposed land use and figure ground PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

LAND USE LAYOUT

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, NYC 0

335 670

1,340 Feet

Proposed Landuse

Proposed Figure ground

Proposed design

Proposed circulation

Net Zero- Gowanus 21st Century Urban city Principles •Easy access: A neighbourhood designed with good transportation facilities and good road network helps the neighbourhood function and grow better with good civic etiquette.

•Comprehensive neighbourhood: A neighbourhood with public buildings and all the

facilities such as recreation spaces, residential buildings, work spaces and schools make an ideal neighbourhood keeping git minimal for the residents to travel to distance.

•Built and unbuilt balance: it is important to maintain balance between the built and the unbuilt spaces in a district or an urban region.

•Promotion of green and open spaces: providing reasonable amount od recreational and

green spaces in a neighbourhood helps in maintaining good health amongst the residents and enables social, economical and urban biodiversity.

•Affordable housing: 21st century neighbourhood needs affordable housing since the

middle class community contributes to the major percentage of the residential sector and providing good affordable housing can make a neighbourhood successful and safe and socially active.

•Scope of Public interaction: provision of enough recreational spaces and amenities in a neighbourhood helps public interaction at a great level and exchange of ideas and knowledge making the neighbourhood overall development of the neighbourhood.

Tianjin Eco city, China Figure ground layout

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Songdo-dong, Seoul PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Figure ground layout

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Millwall, London PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Figure ground layout

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Net Zero- Gowanus

Solar field

SOLAR FIELD

Residential areas

RESIDENTIAL AREAS

INDUSTRIAL AREASareas Industrial WASTE WATER TREATEWaste water MENT FACILITIES

treatment facility

FOOD PRODUCING BUILDFood producing INGS FLOOD LINE line Flood

buildings

SITE BOUNDARY Site boundary ZONING LAYOUT

CIRCULATION LAYOUT

Initial zoning

Street typology

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

SOLAR FIELD RESIDENTIAL AREAS INDUSTRIAL AREAS WASTE WATER TREATEMENT FACILITIES

REGULAR TRAFFIC Regular traffic

Residential FOOD PRODUCING BUILDCommercial INGS FLOOD LINE Industrial SITE BOUNDARY Food buildings ZONING LAYOUT

HEAVY TRUCK traffic ZONE zone Heavy

PEDESTRIAN PROMENADE Pedestrian promenad

CIRCULATION LAYOUT

Design zoning

Figure ground layout

SOLAR SOLAR FIELD FIELD Solar

field

GREEN GREEN SPACES SPACES Green

spaces

Waste water

WASTE WASTEWATER WATERTREATMENT TREATMENT PLANT PLANT treatment

plant

Design massing

Individual design massing

Residential building blocks

Food producing building

Super blocks Block planning of New York City with vehicular access on all four sides the block, leaving only sidewalks and plazas for the human activities and interaction.

Planning of Barcelona city with blocks and vehicular access on all four sides, leaving only sidewalks was for the human activities and interaction.

Introduction of Superblock in Barcelona. -More sustainable mobility -Revitalization of public spaces -Promotion of biodiversity and urban green -Promotion of urban social fabric and social cohesion -Promoting self-sufficiency in the use of resources -Integration of governance processes

Street Typologies A No. of NYC blocks- 4 Area of the Super Block- 63907 sq. m.

B No. of NYC blocks- 5 Area of the Super Block- 127603 sq. m.

C No. of NYC blocks- 9 Area of the Super Block- 188774 sq. m.

Amenities

Las Ramlas - Barcelona, Spain

Proposed Transit Hub Community Centre Nyhaven - Copenhagen, Denmark

Food Hub Hospital Police station Elementary School Vocational training centre High school

Minneapolis Trasnsit Hub

Artists’ Hub

Food production

Urban Farm/ Food HubFarm: London, UK

Community FarmMarathon Farm, Philadelphia, USA

Fish FarmNordic Aquaculture, Fredrikstad, Norway

Food Hub Small Scale Food Farm Community Farms Urban FarmCabrini-Green housing complex, Chicago, USA

Fish Hub

Energy production

Dutch Solar bike path

Shoppers in London can turn Footsteps in to electricity

Solar park Energy park Proposed energy production plant Waste treatment

NYC Deploys Network of SolarPower EV Charges

Battery temples

Street typologies and locations

Street plan

Plantation/ Landscaping Transit Mixed Traffic Bicycles lanes Street plan

Pedestrian Pathways / Streetscape

Centers of activitieshot spots Population- Residing within Gowanus Population- visiting Gowanus for employment purposes Freight

Conceptual of user and visitors in the site

Walkability from the transit points

Capacities, hotspots, routes- transportation Collector roads Arterial roads Local roads Ferry stops and routes

Pedestrian Density in the neighbourhood Vehicular Density in the neighbourhood based in the activities. based in the activities.

Edifying the past- Thesis

PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE RECREATIONAL GROUND SHARING ITS WALL WITH L. S. RAHEJA TECHNICAL

highlighted area is balanced. rise buildings have a good amount of open art of South Mumbai which extends from HajiThe Ali tolow Prabhadevi. d by the Arabian Sea to the west and the neighborhoods of Hajiand between each other. space around uth,INSTITUTION Mahalaxmi to the and Prabhadevi to the north. The ALeast BUILDING On while the other hand, the row of high rise buildings do way station to the neighbourhood is Mahalaxmi, INTRODUCTION have open space on the sides. and Lower Parel are also the nearest railway not station fromenough Worli

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Art school- Mumbai

BLOCKS OF FUNSTIONS PLACE COURTYARD AND CERTAIN PO

DIRECTION OF MUMBAI Worli is a part of South Mumbai from Haji Ali to Prabhadevi. ternWIND Line while Curry Road , Parel which (crossextends over from Prabhadevi ANALYSIS It israilway boundedstations by the Arabian Seanearest to the west the neighborhoods of Haji Bycalla are the on and theCLIMATIC Central Line. Ali to the south, Mahalaxmi to the east and Prabhadevi to the north. The mmissioning of the Sea-link, Worli Sea-Face is now better nearest railway station to the neighbourhood is Mahalaxmi, while with Western Suburbs Prabhadevi and Lower Parel are also the nearest railway station from Worli

PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE RECREATIONAL GROUND SHARING ITS WALL WITH L. S. RAHEJA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE

on the Western Line while Curry Road , Parel (cross over from Prabhadevi station) and Bycalla railway stations are the nearest on the Central Line. With the commissioning of the Sea-link, Worli Sea-Face is now better connected with Western Suburbs

PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE RECREATIONAL GROUND SHARING ITS WALL WITH L. S. RAHEJA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AND PERSIPITATION

PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE RECREATIONAL GROUND SHARING ITS WALL WITH L. S.BLOCKS RAHEJAOF TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FUNSTIONS PLACED IN A SCATTERED FO

COURTYARD AND CERTAIN POCKETS FOR GREEN SPA NINTEENTH FLOOR PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE RECREATIONAL GROUND SHARING ITS&WALL WITH L.ROOMS S. RAHEJA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MD OFFICES GUEST EIGHTEENTH FLOOR

On the other hand, the row of high rise buildings do not have enough open space on the sides. CLIMATIC ANALYSIS CLIMATIC ANALYSIS

MD OFFICESBLOCKS & GUEST ROOMS OF FUNSTIONS PLACED IN A SCATTERED FORM ON THE CAMPUS WITH

NINTEENTH FLOOR

ELEVENTH FLOOR

BLOCKS OF FUNSTIONS PLACED IN A SCATTERED FORM ON THE CAMPUS WITH COURTYARD AND CERTAIN POCKETS FOR GREEN SPACES FIRE ARTS INSTITUTE LECTURE HALLS COURTYARD AND CERTAIN POCKETSSTUDIOS FOR GREENAND SPACES

EIGHTEENTH FLOOR

STAIRCASE

TENTH FLOORSEVENTEENTH

FASHION INSTITUTE

NINTH FLOOR SIXTEENTH FLOOR

PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE

FLOOR

OFFICES & GUEST ROOMS MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF MD MUMBAI ARTS EIGHTEENTH FLOOR

FIFTH FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

FASHION INSTITUTE FLOOR

SEVENTH SIXTEENTH FLOOR

PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE

SECOND FIFTEENTH FLOORFLOOR

SIXTH FLOOR ARTS INSTITUTE FORTEENTH FLOOR

INTERIOR DESIGNING

INSTITUTE FILM INSITUTE STAIRCASE FIRE

AND CREATING STAGGERING THE FUNCTIONS OVER ONE ANOTHER FIRE CORRIDORS SERVICE TOILETS ADMINISTRATION CREATING POCKETS OF GREEN SPACES VERTICALLY ON SEVERAL FLOORS. FIRE CORE

STAIRCASE

STUDIOS AND LECTURE HALLS

STAIRCASE

FIFTH FLOOR FIRST FLOOR THIRTEENTH FLOOR

INSTITUTE

SERVICE

FIRE TOILETS

CORE STAIRCASE ARCHITECTURE INSTITUTE

SECOND FLOOR

EIGTH FLOOR

SEVENTHGROUND FLOOR

FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

SIXTH FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

BASEMENT 1 BASEMENT 2

BASEMENT 1

FIRE STAIRCASE

ADMINISTRATION

FIFTH FLOOR

BASEMENT 2

FORTH FLOOR

circulation of students and administration department. The central service core consists of the lifts, ARCHITECTURE INSTITUTE SCHEMATIC SECTION SHOWING THE DIVISION OF DEPARTMENTS staircase and toilets (for students). SECOND FLOORDIVISION OF FIRE SCHEMATIC THE DEPARTMENTS THROUGH THE FLOORSSECTION SHOWING THIRD FLOOR

THROUGH THE FLOORS

SUNNY AND PERPITATION DAYS

STAIRCASE

STAFF ROOM

FIRST FLOOR

CORRIDOR

THIRD FLOOR

NINTH FLOOR

AMENITIES AND FACILITIES

FORTH FLOOR

STUDIOS AND LECTURESERVICE HALLS

TOILETS

CORE

FIRE STAIRCASE

FIRE

ADMINISTRATION

STAIRCASE The zoning is planned such to not obstruct the ACCESS AREAS circulation of students and administration ZONING CIRCULATION department. SERVICE TOILETS SERVICE TOILETS CORE CORE The central service core consists of the lifts, CIRCULATION The zoning is planned to not obstruct the The circulation is pla staircase andsuch toilets (for students). The circulation is planned to give larger spaces FIRE STAIRCASE

ACCESS AREAS

circulation of students and administration ACCESS AREAS around the access areas for more room to use the department. 8 lifts and staircase. the fire staircases are places in the periphery covering 22.5M radius. The central service core consists of the lifts, FIRE ADMINISTRATION staircase and toilets (for students). STAIRCASE

CORRIDOR

THIRD FLOORARTS

INSTITUTE

TENTH FLOOR BASEMENT 1

FIFTH FLOOR

ZONING

COMMON FACILITIES

ELEVENTH FLOOR INTERIOR DESIGNING

STAFF ROOM

SIXTH FLOOR

FLOOR

CORRIDOR

SERVICE CORE

TWELTH FORTH FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

SEVENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

ACCESS AREAS EIGTH FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

SUNNY AND PERPITATION DAYS

SERV COR

NINTH FLOOR

AUDITORIUM & PRKING There is a common public amenity (ground) BASEMENT 2 ARCHITECTURE INSTITUTE beside the plot which means no high rise INTERIORCOMMON DESIGNING FACILITIES construction will take place right beside the school. INSTITUTE COMMON FACILITIES ZONING Also, the surrounding buildings are not very high SCHEMATIC SECTION SHOWING THE DIVISION OF DEPARTMENTS AUDITORIUM & PRKING AUDITORIUM & PRKING The zoning is planned such to not obstruct the (g+3), which will help highlight the designTHROUGH school. THE FLOORS •

ARCHITECTURE INSTITUTE REPLACING THE SAME BLOCKS IN A LAYOUT CIRCULATING AROUND A SERVICE CORE

FLOOR

TWELTH FLOOR

TENTH FLOOR

FIRE STAIRCASE

CORRIDOR

SEVENTEENTH EIGTH FLOOR

STUDIOS AND LECTURE HALLS

AND CREATING CORRIDORS STAGGERING THE FUNCTIONS OVER ONE ANOTHER CREATING POCKETS OF GREEN SPACES VERTICALLY ON SEVERAL FLOORS.

EIGHTEENTH FLOOR

FILM INSITUTE

THIRTEENTH FLOOR

ELEVENTH FLOOR

FIRE STAIRCASE

TOILETS

REPLACING THE SAME BLOCKS IN A LAYOUT CIRCULATING AROUND A SERVICE CORE MD OFFICES & GUEST ROOMS

NINTEENTH FLOOR

INSTITUTE FORTH PHOTOGRAPHY FLOORNINTH FLOOR

SIXTEENTH FLOOR FIFTEENTH FLOOR

FORTEENTH FLOOR

SERVICE CORE

INSTITUTE

SERVICE CORE

CORRIDOR

SEVENTEENTH FLOOR

TENTH FLOOR FASHION INSTITUTE

STAFF ROOM

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ELEVENTH FLOOR

NINTEENTH FLOOR

SERVICE CORE

CORRIDOR

SIXTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

INTERIOR DESIGNING INSTITUTE

TWELTH FLOOR

AMENITIES AND FACILITIES

THIRTEENTH FLOOR SEVENTH FLOOR

MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF MUMBAI

CORRIDOR

SERVICE CORE

STAFF ROOM

FILM INSITUTE

EIGTH FLOOR FORTEENTH FLOOR

REPLACING THE SAME BLOCKS IN A LAYOUT CIRCULAT AND CREATING CORRIDORS STAGGERING THE FUNCT CREATING POCKETS OF GREEN SPACES VERTICALLY O

CORRIDOR

FIFTEENTH FLOOR

WIND DIRECTION ON SITE

Duepublic to the proximity to the(ground) coast, going • There is a common amenity SUNPATH OF MUMBAI WIND DIRECTION ON SITE high-rise would provide a great view of the sea and beside the plot which no high rise themeans sea link. Macro-level Potentials • place As Worli seaface attracts athe ofschool. footfall, the construction will• take right beside Due to the proximity to thelotcoast, going institute can offer various cultural programs to the high-rise would provide a great view of the sea and Also, the surrounding buildings are not very high people of the city. the sea link. • There is a common public amenity (ground) (g+3), which will help highlight the design school. beside the plot which means no ahigh • As Worli seaface attracts lotrise of footfall, the construction willvarious take place right beside the school. institute can offer cultural programs to the Also, the surrounding buildings are not very high people of the city. (g+3), which will help highlight the design school.

PERSIPITATION

TWELTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

SUNPATH OF MUMBAI

THIRTEENTH FLOOR

MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF MUMBAI

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AND AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AND PERSIPITATION

CORRIDOR

WIND DIRECTION OF MUMBAI

FILM INSITUTE

FORTEENTH FLOOR

SERVICE CORE

WIND DIRECTION ON SITE

WIND DIRECTION OF MUMBAI

FIFTEENTH FLOOR

SERVICE CORE

SUNPATH OF MUMBAI

CORRIDOR

REPLACING THE SAME BLOCKS IN AND CREATING CORRIDORS STA SERVICE CORE CREATING POCKETS OF GREEN S

PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE

SIXTEENTH FLOOR

AMENITIES AND FACILITIES

Macro-level Potentials • Due to the proximity to the coast, going high-rise would provide a great view of the sea and the sea link. • There Worli seaface a lot of footfall, the isAs a amenity common public amenity (ground) beside the plotmeans which means ommon public (ground) beside theattracts plot which no high rise construction will take place right beside the school. Also, the construction will take place right beside school. Also, immediate surrounding buildings are not the high-rise, which will the helpprograms to the institute can offer various cultural surrounding buildings not high-rise, which will help highlight the designare school. e design school.of the city. people Potentials Due to great accessibility to the site the projectMacro-level can stand out as an iconic design school in the vicinity. • There is a common public amenity (ground) to the proximity to the coast, going t accessibility to the site the project can stand• out as Due an iconic ol in the vicinity. high-rise beside the plot which means nowould high provide rise a great view of the sea and the sea link. construction will take place right beside the school. • As Worli seaface attracts a lot of footfall, the Also, the surrounding buildings areoffer notvarious very high institute can cultural programs to the people of thedesign city. Macro-level (g+3), which will help highlight the school. Potentials

FASHION INSTITUTE

SEVENTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

oject can stand out as an iconic

CORRIDOR

SUNPATH OF MUMBAI

MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF MUMBAI

The ratio between the built and unbuilt in the highlighted area is balanced. The low a good amountinoftheopen The rise ratio buildings between have the built and unbuilt spacehighlighted around and each other. areabetween is balanced. Theother low rise buildings have of a good of open do WIND DIRECTION OF MUMBAI On the hand, the row highamount rise buildings space around and between notON have enough open spaceeach on other. the sides. WIND DIRECTION SITE

AMENITIES AND FACILITIES

d) beside the plot which means ht beside the school. Also, the high-rise, which will help

around the access a 8 lifts and staircase. in the periphery cov

FINAL IONAL YR. B. ARCH SITE INTRODUCTIONS COMMON FACILITIES INSTITUT BUILDING AND ANALYSIS SITE INTRODUCT ZONING CIRCULATION IONS AND BUILDING ANALYSIS INSTITUTIONAL 1 R FIRST FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

CHAITRI RATHOD

SROOM

Art school- Mumbai

SROOM 24 HR. CLAS

STAFF ROOM

8.40M

SROO FORTH YR. CLAS

VIEW OF STAGGERED STEPS NEAR THE RECREATIONAL GROUND

FIRE EXITS

SROOM FORTH YR. CLAS

AREA STATEMENT

P ING WORKSHO

FIFTH YR. STUD

MODEL MAK

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84.38M

OOM FORTH YR. CLASSR

COMPUTER

LAB

PERMANENT

SPACE EXHIBITION

OOM

FORTH YR. CLASSR

FIRST YR. STUDIO FIRST YR. STUDIO

FIRST YR. CLASSR

OUTDOOR

WORKSHOP

79.15M

OOM

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OOM

STAIRCASE-03

(PRESSURISED)

FIRE EXITS

FIRE C.

FIRST YR. CLASSR

FORTH YR. STUDIO

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SECOND FLOOR 4.65M

FIRE EXITS

THIRD YR. CLASSR

SCALE- 1:200

OOM

NINTEENTH FLOOR

VIEW OF PICK UP POINT AND THE GREEN SPACES OF THE INSTITUTE BUILDING

OOM FIFTH YR. CLASSR

SECOND YR. STUDIO

STUDIO SECOND YR.

A STAFF ROOM

4.65M

SIXTEENTH FLOOR 60.60M STAFF ROOM

S FORTH

FIFTEENTH FLOOR 57.15M

YR. CLASSROOM

FIRE EXITS

N ADMINISTRATIO

FIRE EXITS

FORTEENTH FLOOR MODEL MAKING

FIFTH YR. STUDIO

THIRD YR. CLASSR

OOM

FIRST YR. STUD (M.ARCH)

OOM THIRD YR. CLASSR

53.40M

S FIRST YR. CLAS (M.ARCH)

THIRTEENTH FLOOR

84.38M

49.65M 79.15M

FIRST FLOOR

FIRE C.

M 15.90 SCALE1:200

OUTDOOR

TWELTH FLOOR

75.35M 75.15M

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SCALE- 1:200 (PRESSURISED

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FILM INSITUT

WORKSHOP

FIFTH YR. STUDIO

FIRST YR. STUD (M.ARCH)

PHOTO INSTITU

VIEW OF STAGGERED STEPS NEAR THE RECREATIONAL GROUND

OOM FORTH YR. CLASSR

CLASSROOM

CLASSROOM SECOND YR.

64.20M

8.40M

FIRST YR. CLAS (M.ARCH) SECOND YR.

FASHIO INSTITU

OOM

FIFTH YR. CLASSR

OOM 24 HR. CLASSR

SEVENTEENTH FLOOR

67.80M

OOM 24 HR. CLASSR

OOM THIRD YR. CLASSR

EIGHTEENTH FLOOR

MD OF & GUES ROOM

71.40M

E SERVICE COR

SERVICE CORE

75.35M 75.15M

8.40M

45.90M NINTEENTH FLOOR

WORKSHOP

EIGHTEENTH FLOOR

MD OFFICES & GUEST ROOMS

SEVENTEENTH FLOOR

FASHION INSTITUTE

71.40M

STAIRCASE-03

67.80M

FIRE EXITS

ELEVENTH FLOOR 42.15M

SIXTEENTH FLOOR S

60.60M

CLAS SECOND YR. (M.ARCH)

PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE

38.40M

FILM INSITUTE

34.65M

NINTH FLOOR

FIFTEENTH FLOOR

FIRST YR. CLASS (M.ARCH)

57.15M

FIRST YR. CLASS (M.ARCH)

FORTEENTH FLOOR

ARTS INSTITU

TENTH FLOOR

64.20M

53.40M FIRST YR. STUDIO (M.ARCH)

FIRST YR. STUDIO (M.ARCH)

E SERVICE COR

THIRTEENTH FLOOR

FIRST YR. CLASS (M.ARCH)

FIRST YR. STUDIO (M.ARCH)

TWELTH FLOOR HALL

FIRE C.

15.90M

STAIRCASE-03

(PRESSURISED)

FIRE EXITS

WORKSHOP

CLASS SECOND YR. (M.ARCH)

CONFERENCE

SECOND YR. (M.ARCH)

PRINCIPAL'S

N BOY'S COMMO ROOM

CLASS

SIXTH FLOOR

HALL

23.40M

FORTH FLOOR 15.90M

FIFTH FLOOR

15.90M

SECOND FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR 12.15M SECOND YR. H) STUDIO (M.ARC

FIRE EXITS

SECOND FLOOR

SECOND YR. H) STUDIO (M.ARC

FIRE EXITS

THIRD FLOOR 12.15M

FORTH FLOOR

STAFF ROOM

SECOND YR. RCH) STUDIO (M.A SECOND YR. H) STUDIO (M.ARC

INTERIOR DESIGNING INSTITUTE

19.65M

A SECOND YR. ) RCHCABIN PRINCIPAL'S STUDIO (M.A

SECOND YR. H) STUDIO (M.ARC

19.65M

SEVENTH FLOOR 27.15M SECOND YR. (M.ARCH)

CABIN

STAFF ROOM

12.15M

CONFERENCE

FIFTH FLOOR

EIGTH FLOOR 30.90M

STAFF ROOM

ARCHITECTURE INSTITUTE

8.40M

FIRST FLOOR

4.65M

GROUND FLOOR 0.90M

THIRD FLOOR

FORTH FLOOR

FORTH FLOOR SCALE- 1:200

ARCHIT INSTITU

8.40M

FIRE EXITS

SCALE- 1:200

INTERIO DESIGN INSTITU

34.65M

15.90M CLASS

SIXTH FLOOR 23.40M

NINTH FLOOR

HALL EXAMINATION

SECOND YR. (M.ARCH)

27.15M

38.40M

SERVICE CORE

LIGHTING LAB

CLASS

HALL

SERVICE CORE

ARTS INSTITUTE

TENTH FLOOR

CLAS SECOND YR. (M.ARCH)

GIRL'S COMM ROOM

ELEVENTH FLOOR 42.15M

FIRE EXITS

OUTDOOR

LIBRARY

PRINTING ROOM

SEVENTH FLOOR

45.90M

FIRE C.

EXAMINATION

12.15M

F ROOM

EIGTH FLOOR 30.90M

49.65M

FIRST YR. CLASS (M.ARCH)

FIRST YR. STUDIO (M.ARCH)

STAIRCASE-03

FF ROOM

FIFTH YR. CLAS

STAIRCASE-03

ASSROOM

GROUND FLOOR 0.90M

N B'

COMMON FACILITIES

SECTION AA' SCALE- 1:300

ARCHITECTURE INSTITUTE

INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING SECTION AA' SCALE- 1:300

CHAITRI RATHOD FINAL YR. B. ARCH ROLL NO.: 41

COMM FACILIT

Art school- Mumbai A'

MATERIAL MUS

EUM

VIEW OF THE SPILL OUT SPACES ON THE TERACCES

23.40M

STAFF ROOM

FIRE EXITS

STAFF ROOM

N ADMINISTRATIO

84.38M

AREA STATEMENT

LIFT ROOM

OHT

79.15M 75.35M 75.15M

HOP PLUMBING WORKS

COMPUTER

LAB

HOP LIGHT WORKS

FIRST YR. CLASS (GDIDD)

THIRD YR. CLASS

CORRIDOR

NINTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

71.40M

(GDIDD)

23.40M

FIRE EXITS

SCALE- 1:200

(PRESSURISED)

SPACE EXHIBITION

67.80M

MD OFF GUEST R

EIGHTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

FIRE C.

FIRE C. STAIRCASE-03

FIRE EXITS

SECRATARY CABIN

AERIAL VIEW OF THE TERACCES OF THE INSTITUTE BUILDING

SIXTH FLOOR

19.65M

(PRESSURISED)

DIRECTOR'S CABIN

LAB

STAIRCASE-03

FIRST YR. CLASS

COMPUTER

(GDIDD)

FASHION SEVENTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

64.20M STORE ROO SERVICE CORE

MODEL MAKING

SIXTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

24 HR. STUDIO

60.60M

SERVICE CORE

WOORKSHOP

FIFTEENTH FLOOR

HALL EXAMINATION

CONFERENCE

19.65M

STAFF ROOM

CORRIDOR

HALL

57.15M

MATERIAL MUSEU

53.40M

VIEW OF THE SPILL OUT SPACES ON THE TERACCES

THIRTEENTH FLOOR

STAFF ROOM

STUDIO

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

MD OFFICES & STAFF GUEST ROOMS TOILETS

STAFF TOILETS

CABIN PRINCIPAL'S

CLASS (GDIDD

49.65M

M PRINTING ROO

)

) CLASS (GDIDD

FIRE EXITS

SECOND YR.

ADMINISTRATI

84.38M CORRIDOR

STUDIO LIFT ROOM

OHT

TWELTH FLOOR 45.90M

79.15M

STUDIO

LAB COMPUTER EXAMINATION

75.35M 75.15M SECRATARY CABIN

CORRIDOR

NINTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

STUDIO

71.40M

FIRST YR. BID

FIFTH FLOOR

SIXTH FLOOR FIRE C.

67.80M

SCALE- 1:200

STUDIO

(PRESSURISED)

30.90M

E BITION SPAC

CORRIDOR SEVENTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

SIXTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

60.60M

LECTURE HALL

STAFF TOILETS

BID

57.15M

LECTURE HALL

PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE STAFF

FIFTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

SECOND YR.

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

TOILETS

STAFF TOILETS

FILM INSITUTE CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

THIRTEENTH FLOOR CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

LECTURE HALL

PRINTING ROOM

CORRIDOR

STUDIO

STAFF TOILETS

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

E SERVICE COR STUDIO

LAB

PERMANENT

STUDIO

FIRE C.

LECTURE HALL

OUTDOOR

FIRE C. STAIRCASE-03

(PRESSURISED)

FIRE EXITS

STUDIO

CORRIDOR

FIRST YR. BID

(PRESSURISED)

FIRST YR. F.T

LECTURE HALL

HALL

STAIRCASE-03

FIRST YR. F.T

27.15M

EXAMINATION

WORKSHOP

COMPUTER

30.90M FIRE EXITS

SPACE EXHIBITION

SECOND YR.

BID

LECTURE HALL

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

LECTURE HALL LECTURE HALL

PRINTING

SERVICE CORE

LIGHTING LAB

STAFF ROOM

ON ROOM

LECTURE HALL

R. F.T.

STUDIO LECTURE HALL

OUTDOOR

GIRL'S COMM

30.90M

SERVICE CORE

WORKSHOP

STAFF ROOM

THIRD YR. BID

CORRIDOR

LECTURE HALL

THIRD YR. BID

STUDIO

LECTURE HALL

BOY'S COMM

ON ROOM

27.15M

STAFF ROOM

30.90M

STAFF TOILETS

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

CORRIDOR

STAFF TOILETS

STAFF ROOM

FIRE EXITS

STUDIO

SECOND YR. SECOND YR.

ADMINISTRATI

F.T.

CORRIDOR

THIRD YR. BID

F.T.

THIRD YR. BID

CORRIDOR TWELTH FLOOR

ELEVENTH FLOOR 42.15M CORRIDOR

TENTH FLOOR

NINTH FLOOR 34.65M

EIGTH FLOOR 30.90M

SEVENTH FLOOR 27.15M

TOILETS

STAFF TOILETS

SIXTH FLOOR 23.40M

INTERIO DESIGNI INSTITUT

FIFTH FLOOR 19.65M

38.40M

NINTH FLOOR CORRIDOR 34.65M

FORTH FLOOR 15.90M

EIGTH FLOOR 30.90M

CORRIDOR SEVENTH FLOOR

27.15M

SIXTH FLOOR

23.40M

CORRIDOR

INTERIOR DESIGNING STAFF INSTITUTE TOILETS

STAFF TOILETS

FIFTH FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR 12.15M

SECOND FLOOR

FORTH FLOOR

15.90M

FIRST FLOOR 4.65M

THIRD FLOOR 12.15M CORRIDOR

SECOND FLOOR

ARCHITECTURE INSTITUTE

ARCHITE INSTITUT

8.40M

19.65M

GROUND FLOOR 0.90M

8.40M

COMMO FACILITIE

BASEMENT 1

FIRST FLOOR 4.65M

GROUND FLOOR

CORRIDOR

ADMINISTRATI

0.90M FIRE EXITS

ARTS STAFF INSTITUTE

CORRIDOR

N ADMINISTRATIO STUDIO

TENTH FLOOR

49.65M

45.90M

ARTS INSTITUT

38.40M

FORTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

53.40M STUDIO

ELEVENTH FLOOR 42.15M

FASHION INSTITUTE

64.20M

FIRE EXITS

EXHI PERMANENT

CORRIDOR

EIGHTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

STAIRCASE-03

SCALE- 1:200

.15M

CORRIDOR

HALL

DIRECTOR'S CABIN

FILM INS FORTEENTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

23.40M

PHOTOG INSTITUT

FIRE EXITS

COMMON FACILITIES

BASEMENT 2

AUDITO PARKING

BASEMENT 1

BASEMENT 2

SEVENTH FLOOR SCALE- 1:200

EIGHTH FLOOR B'

SCALE- 1:200

EIGHTH FLOOR SCALE- 1:200

N N B'

SECTION BB' SCALE- 1:300

AUDITORIUM & PARKING

SECTION BB' SCALE- 1:300 CHAITRI RATHOD

FINAL YR. B. ARCH INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING ROLL NO.: 41 INSTITUTIO INTERIOR DESIGNING INSTITUTE NAL

INTERIOR DESIGNING INSTITUTE

4 BUILDING

CHAITRI RATHOD FINAL YR. B. ARCH

FIRE EXITS

Art school- Mumbai STUDIO (GD

FA)

FA) STUDIO (GD

ELEVENTH FLOOR

SCALE- 1:200

AREA STATE

B' PLUMBING WO

ORKSHOP

LIGHT WORKSH

AREA STATEMENT

SS THIRD YR. CLA

AREA STATEMENT

RKSHOP

LAB COMPUTER

(GDIDD)

FIRE C.

AERIAL VIEW OF THE TERACCES OF THE INSTITUTE BUILDING 3 (PRESSURISE STAIRCASE-0

EXHIBITION

VIEW OF PICK UP POINT AND THE GREEN SPACES OF THE INSTITUTE BUILDING

OOM

STORE ROOO

MODEL

HOP BINGMWORKS ASS LUMROO

23.40M

FIRE EXITS

SPACE

ORKSHOP MAKING WO

IO 24 HR. STUD

SERVICE COR

A' A

STAFF ROOM

AREA STATEMENT

EUM

MATERIAL MUS

VIEW OF THE SPILL OUT SPACES ON THE TERACCES

23.40M

STAFF ROOM

FF ROOM

FIRE EXITS

AERIAL VIEW OF THE TERACCES OF THE INSTITUTE BUILDING ION ADMINISTRAT

84.38M

VIEW OF STAGGERED STEPS NEAR THE RECREATIONAL GROUND

VIEW OF THE ENTRANCE TO THE INSTITUTE BUILDING LIFT ROOM

OHT

79.15M 75.35M 75.15M DIRECTOR'S CABIN

SECRATARY CABIN

CORRIDOR

71.40M

84.38M

SIXTH FLOOR

CORRIDOR

EIG

CORRIDOR

SCALE- 1:200

67.80M

75.35M 75.15M

VIEW OF THE SPILL OUT SPACES ON THE TERACCES

CORRIDOR

79.15M

64.20M

SIX

CORRIDOR

60.60M

FIF

CORRIDOR

NINTEENTH FLOOR MD OFFICES AERIAL VIEW OF THE71.40M ENTRANCE TO THE INSTITUTE & GUEST BUILDING EIGHTEENTH FLOOR ROOMS

57.15M

CORRIDOR

53.40M

Housing project- Mumbai

Housing project- Mumbai COMMERCIAL BUILDING

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

MIXED USE APARTMENTS

REHAB 3BHK APARTMENTS

MIXED USE APARTMENTS

SHOPS

REHAB 3BHK APARTMENTS

SECTION AA'

NG USE LAYOUT

SCALE 1:500

AREA STATEMENT FOR BUILDING TYPOLOGY

AREA STATEMENT FOR AMENITIES

TENAMENT NO OF NO. OF TYPOLOGY BUILDINGS UNITS RESIDENTIAL 30 960 (REHAB)

120 SQ.M 45 SQ.M

GROSS AREA 1,15,200 SQ.M

RESIDENTIAL (STUDIO)

25,920 SQ.M

RESIDENTIAL (1BHK)

408

65 SQ.M

26,520 SQ.M

MIXED USE

928

45 SQ.M

41,760 SQ.M

COMMERCIAL (BUILDING)

300

65 SQ.M

19,500 SQ.M

COMMERCIAL (SHOPS)

40 SQ.M

1,800 SQ.M

142

3,217

BMC WATER WORKS TEMPLE 1

200 SQ.M

150 SQ.M

TEMPLE 2

150 SQ.M

MOSQUE

150 SQ.M

SCHOOL

2000 SQ.M

HOSPITAL

2000 SQ.M

2000 SQ.M 4650 SQ.M

CIRCULATION LAYOUT

2,30,700 SQ.M

ZONING LAYOUT

17,53

576

AREA

CIRCULATION INDEX

ZONING INDEX BUILDING USE LAYOUT INDEX REHAB 3BHK APARTMENTS

NEW LINK ROAD H S RUPWATE MARG POST OFFICE ROAD BEST COLONY ROAD TWO WAY INTERNAL ROADS INTERNAL PRIVATE ROADS

3BHK REHAB APARTMENTS STUDIO APARTMENTS 1BHK APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS/ SHOPS MIXED USED APARTMENTS

MIXED USE APARTMENTS STUDIO APARTMENTS 1BHK APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

CHAITRI RATHOD ROLL NO: 41 FR. Y. B. ARCH

Juhu Pavilion- Mumbai Public Spaces Have Been One Of The Major Elements In Bringing Up A City Or A Town Since The Ancient Time. It Still Holds Equally Important Meaning In Todays World. Public Spaces Help Bring People Together. The Analysis Of The Changing Nature And Character Of These Places Since The History Is Important. The Mumbai City Pavilion Helps Mumbai Gain A Major Identity And A Landmark. Its Designed At Juhu Beach, Major Beach Of Mumbai. The Design Is Such That The Difference In The Level, Does Not Let A Trespasser View The Activities Going Below, Making Him Curious To Vist The Designed Site. The Experience Of The Site Chages With Each Minute Of Its Exploration.

City Centre- Ahmedabad Ahmedabad Is One Of The Major Cultural City Of India, Housing One Of The Most Unique Architectural Elements. The Project Aims To Build A City Centre To Cater These Facilities Governing Body Called ‘Gujarat Tourism And Development Corporation” A City Centre Is Therefore Build To Give Its Visitors A Glimps Of This Beautiful City And State. Bhadra Fort Situated In Old City Has The Maximum Footfall And A Major Heritage Walk Site. Hence The Centre Found Its Way Back To The Ancient Site Sitting Next To The Beautiful Fort.

City Centre- Ahmedabad

Extreme density- Workshop

41 218.77 19 40

266.11

P P

+4.50m

DN 6.47

LVL -1.50M

LVL -0.60M

2.2 21.49

LVL 0.00M

7th Tirthankara

196.51

27 200.72

44 211.31

p96

211.31

240.22

211.31

42 211.31

211.31

LVL 0.00M

6 +0.60m D2

+0.0m

new

p82 6' pandit

temple

9.17

LVL 0.00M

p81

D2 D2

30 357.33

p90

162

163

220.66 63 220.66

211.31

p85

150

149

p86

146

147

152.93

200.00

148

142

143

144

145

140 200.00

220.66

212.18 200.00

200.00

14th Tirthankara

200.00

51 211.31

137

138 139

163.72

10.0000

136

200.00

141

269.43

200.00

154

153

152

151

220.66

211.31

155

p88

SITE PLAN

12th Tirthankara62

7.5000

p89

p87

249.81

200.00

261.15

old pandit room

48 211.31

156

159

160

11th Tirthankara

200.00

157 200.00

158 161

River from Mount

p84

170 200.00

169 200.00

168 200.00

167 200.00

166 200.00

165 200.00

164

p83

LADIES CHANGING ROOM

Existing Gaush ala

KUND

245.12

room

172 162.20

171

LVL -0.60M

47 211.31

6.9041

LVL 0.00M

LVL -0.60M

DAM

LVL -0.60M

LVL 0.00M

15th Tirthankara

220.66

13th Tirthankara

17th Tirthankara 19th Tirthankara 16th Tirthankara

21st Tirthankara 23rd Tirthankara

18th Tirthankara

20th Tirthankara 22nd Tirthankara

127 126 125 220.11

200.00

128

129

200.00

122

123

124 PIND DAAN KUND

LVL 0.00M

2.20

ASTHI KUND

LVL 0.00M

KUND

LVL 0.60M

KUND

- LVL 1.05M

- LVL 1.05M 4.1698

LVL 0.00M

KUND

ASTHI KUND

- LVL 1.05M

KUND

200.00

191.78

KUND

220.66

115

288.43

220.66

200.00

TREAD = 0.30M RISER = 0.15M

68 116

117

118

119

120 121

220.66

218.69

200.00

BRIDGE _ LVL 4.5m ROAD LEVEL

133

132

131

130

135

134

24th Tirthankara

_ LVL 0.0m LVL-0.15m LVL-0.30m LVL-0.45m LVL-0.60m LVL-0.75m LVL-0.90m LVL-1.05m LVL-1.20m LVL-1.35 m LVL-1.50m

31 29

PATHWAY

9th Tirthankara

LVL -1.50M

LVL 0.00M

32 211.77

200.72

WATER BODY

211.78

8th Tirthankara

LVL 0.00M

34 229.93

26 200.72

Gents

25 200.72

12 200.55

6th Tirthankara

13 200.55

7 188.25

DAM

188.25

172

LVL -0.60M

Ladies

35 257.09

211.77

p97

LVL 0.00M

258.20 24 200.72

10th Tirthankara

5th Tirthankara

14 200.55

p95 P

LVL -1.50M

LVL -0.60M

LVL 0.00M

LVL -0.60M

LVL -1.50M

WATER BODY LVL -1.50M

Main Temple Building

p98

LVL -1.50M

LVL 0.00M

LVL -0.60M

23.38

KUND

LVL 0.00M

0.9

258.20

5 192.84

5,795.14 sq.m. 10.5%

5.97

200.72 4th Tirthankara

200.72

LVL -0.60M

19.7525

LVL 0.00M

0.9 2.2 0.9 21.73

LVL -0.60M

5.97

200.55

2 0.9

38 258.20

3rd Tirthankara

200.55

9 195.42

LVL 0.00M

200.55

4 211.19

9,669.22 sq.m. 17.5%

LVL 0.00M

258.20

2nd Tirthankara

228.04

7.5000

LVL 0.00M

39,535.64 sq.m. 72%

8 188.25

LVL -1.50M

LVL 0.00M

200.72

+0.0m LVL 0.00M

LVL -0.60M

LVL -1.50M

LADIES CHANGING ROOM

LVL -1.50M

LVL -0.60M

LVL 0.00M

7.64

LVL -0.60M

LVL -1.50M

DN LVL 0.00M

bridge

DAM

19.49

LVL -1.50M

1 ASTHI KUND

WATER BODY

LVL -0.60M

LVL 0.00M

2.4031

p28

WATER BODY

+0.6m

LVL 0.00M

D2 D2

+0.0m

2 238.62

200.55

No. of Plots

D2 MAIN TEMPLE

+0.0m

55,000 sq.m.

7.64

+4.5m

LVL 0.00M

+0.0m

road

LVL -0.60M

LVL 0.00M

River to City

+0.0m

LVL -0.60M

Girnar taleti main

LVL 0.00M

21.73 19.73

LVL 0.00M

308.48

200.72

Total Plot Area Net Plot Area Roads Common Plot (Open + Club House)

road

LADIES

Girnar taleti main

p18

228.42

1st Tirthankara

1 275.01

architects & engineers

Ojas Hirani Architects and Engineers

69 76

220.66

220.66 7.5000

70 75

9.5000 9.4100

SITE SECTION C-C'

108

107 106

200.00

111

110

109 200.00

200.00

NOTES

102 200.00

101 200.00

98 200.00

100

220.66

96 325.59

97 200.00

200.00

6.3599

SB-2

TOILET (F)

LVL +0.9M

DOWN + 0.75 M

1.2

+/- 00

LVL +0.6

PHASE I

GAME ROOM

GYM

badminton ground

TOILET

GENTS

STAGE

LVL.+1200

WASH ROOM

TOILET

2.83

0 2.0 R

TOILET

KITCHEN

SERVICE COUNTER

STORE

USED PLATE COUNTER

ROOM

ROOM ROOM

MESS

TOILET ROOM

PHASE II

ROOM TOILET

ROOM

ROOM TOILET

TOILET

ROOM

green

TOILET

girls

FIRE SHAFT

LADIES

SCREEN

room ROOM TOILET

boys green

TOILET ROOM

room

ROOM

1.20

PHASE I

PHASE II

PHASE II TOILET DOWN

BED ROOM

STORE ROOM

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

KITCHEN

BEDROOM

WORK SHOP GROUND FLOOR PLAN

INTERNAL ROAD

GUEST BUNGLOW

INTERNAL ROAD

CAR PARKING PHASE I

PHASE I CAR PARKING

TWO WHEELER PARKING

DAIRY SCIENCE COLLEGE, AMRELI ENTRY

TOILET

BED ROOM

KITCHEN LIVING ROOM

PHASE I

ENTRY

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Drawn

CLASS ROOM

Checked

Project

9.1

SB-48

9.0

DAIRY SCIENCE COLLEGE, AMRELI 1.2

SB-33

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R3 FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Drawn

1.33

SB-31

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DC lab

+ 0.75

+ 0.75 C1

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9.2

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+ 0.75

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PROFESSOR HEAD OFFICE

1.2

SB-36

SB-26

SB-27

ante room

2.83

1.7

SB-35

2.83

1.2

KEY PLAN 8.5

6.24

C3 SB-34

4.07

PHASE II Up

6.83

SB-27

WATER

STAGE

DC lab

SPN PB

STAFF ROOM

TOILET

STORE

SERVICE AREA USED PLATE COUNTER

TOILET

DINING AREA

WASH ROOM

MESS

TOILET

DRINKING

cricket net practice

Drawing C2

STORE

SERVICE COUNTER

ROOM

ROOM JANITOR'S

+450

tennis

jogging track

Project

TOILET

LVL.

TOILET

ROOM

2.83

seating

SB-32

ROOM

BOYS HOSTEL +1250

TOILET

ROOM

CLASS ROOM

ROOM

ROOM TOILET

TOILET

KEY PLAN C1

TOILET

KITCHEN

ROOM

TOILET

PHASE II

C1 CL

TOILET

SERVICE AREA ROOM ROOM ROOM

TOILET

LVL.

TOILET

STORE

SHAFT

FIRE

PHASE II

TOILET

seating

badminton ground

TPN DB

INTERNAL ROAD

ENTRANCE LOBBY

sports complex kho kho

ENTRY kabbadi

SB-34

SB-33

SB-30

4.07

TV ROOM

seating

jogging track

ENTRY

room

SB-26

TWO WHEELER PARKING

projection

SB-25

INTERNAL ROAD PHASE I CAR PARKING

TWO WHEELER PARKING

WATER

SB-20

BED ROOM

KITCHEN

TOILET

SPN PB

+ 0.75 C1

1.70

TOILET

GUEST BUNGLOW

ROOM JANITOR'S

R7.70

LIVING ROOM

SB-36

SB-49

SB-15

SB-18

TOILET DOWN

DRINKING

+ 0.75 C1

SB-29

1.33

R8.70

R2.90

STORE ROOM

LADIES

STORE STAFF ROOM SB-32

R2.60

1.33

PHASE II BED ROOM

KITCHEN

BEDROOM

TOILET

SB-19

ROOM

PHASE II

R8.20

30 R2.

GENTS

TPN DB

TOILET

ROOM

room

SB-20

green

SB-15

boys

SB-17

room

SB-18

green

C11

TOILET

girls

FIRE SHAFT

C11

TOILET

PHASE II

TOILET

ROOM

LADIES

SCREEN

TPN DB

+/- 00 C11

ROOM

TOILET

SB-19

GENTS

STAGE

LVL.+1200

SB-31

SB-28

SB-22

WATER

PRINCIPAL OFFICE

C4 C3

C11

STAGE

+ 0.75

C12

DRINKING

PA OFFICE

TOILET

ROOM JANITOR'S

+ 0.75 M

+450

DISPLAY BOARDS

C11

ROOM

1.70

SB-23

C12

TOILET

ROOM

LVL.

SB-21

TOILET

ROOM

TOILET

PHASE II

SPN PB

MEETING ROOM

TOILET

basket ball

SB-24

C11

SPN PB

+1250

A DOWN

LVL.

C11

C12

C11

FIRE

+ 0.75 C4

ROOM

C11

SB-30

PROFESSOR HEAD OFFICE C1

room

+ 0.75

projection

+ 0.75

SB-22

ROOM

R6.

SB-37

WATER

TPN DB

TOILET

ROOM

PHASE II

.50

PHASE I

INTERNAL ROAD

SPN PB SB-29

MEETING ROOM

SB-28

+/- 00

TOILET

BOYS HOSTEL

BEDROOM

TOILET (M)

+ 0.75

ROOM

R8.10

SB-38

ROOM

volly ball

ROOM

SB-46

C10

TOILET

STORE

USED PLATE COUNTER

MESS

CAR PARKING PHASE I

SPN PB

PA OFFICE

tennis

PHASE I

C2DB TPN

WASH ROOM

KITCHEN

SERVICE COUNTER

1.20

.00

R7.00

SILL QUA. 42 0.90M 1.5M 4

W / V SIZE LIN. W1 1.8X1.7M 2.6M V1 1.0 X 1.1M 2.6M TOILET

STORE

SERVICE AREA USED PLATE COUNTER

R6.7

PHASE I

WASH ROOM

MESS

LIVING ROOM

+ 0.75

SPN PB

ante room

STORE

SERVICE COUNTER

ROOM

SB-37

TOILET

LVL +1.50M

jogging track

ELECTRIC ROOM CL

SB-23

PRINCIPAL OFFICE

seating

TPN DB

TOILET

ROOM

TOILET (M)

ROOM

SB-39

TOILET

KITCHEN

ROOM

ROOM TOILET

WORK SHOP GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SB-38

COMPUTER LAB

SPN PB

C4 C3 SB-21

CL CL

C11

DISPLAY BOARDS

TOILET

SERVICE AREA ROOM

ROOM

+ 0.75

SPN PB

C10

C12

SB-42

C10

SERVER ROOM

TOILET

ROOM

TOILET

DISPLAY BOARDS

SB-43

DISPLAY BOARDS

C12

DOWN

STORE ROOM SB-42

+ 0.75 M

TPN DB

TOILET

ROOM ROOM ROOM

TOILET

LVL +0.6M LVL +0.9M LVL +1.20

DINING AREA

SB-41

C10

SB-46

C10

SB-44

TOILET STORE

TOILET

basket ball

cricket net practice

C11

SB-43

+ 0.75

PHASE II

SHAFT

PHASE II

volly ball

seating

TPN DB

SB-45

RECEPTION AND WAITING 179 SQ M (DOUBLE HT.)

C8 C4

GAME ROOM ENTRANCE LOBBY

sports complex kho kho kabbadi

seating

DISPLAY BOARDS

+ 0.75 M

COMPUTER LAB C4

C10

C12

DISPLAY BOARDS

+ 0.75

C11

SERVER DOWN ROOM

SB-44

C12 C10

C1 SB-45

C10

C1 SB-40

QUA. 1 20 16

WINDOW FF

TV ROOM

GYM

jogging track

TOILET

C8 C8 RECEPTION AND WAITING 179 SQ M (DOUBLE HT.)

C10

C11

+ 0.75

ELECTRIC ROOM

DRINKING

PHASE II seating

ROOM JANITOR'S

DISPLAY BOARDS

ACADEMIC INCHARGE

DISPLAY BOARDS

LADIES

+/- 00

C10

+ 0.75 M

CL CL

C10 ACADEMIC INCHARGE

+ 0.75

C9 C4

DOWN

TOILET

C10

ADMIN OFFICE

+ 0.75

SILL QUA. 42 0.90M 1.5M 4

C1 SB-40

DOWN GENTS

C8 C10

D2 D3

W / V SIZE LIN. W1 1.8X1.7M 2.6M V1 1.0 X 1.1M 2.6M

+/- 00

DOWN

SB-39

ADMIN OFFICE

SB-16

+ 0.75

C1 C1

SILL -

LIN. 2.6M 1.0X2.6M 2.6M 0.75X2.6M 2.6M

WINDOW FF

QUA. 1SIZE 20 1.5X2.6M 16

INTERNAL ROAD

TPN DB TPN DB

SB-48

SB-14

TPN DB

PROFESSOR HEAD OFFICE

SB-41

PROFESSOR HEAD OFFICE

SB-17

SB-14

SB-49

SB-13

SILL -D -D1

LIN. SIZE 1.5X2.6M 2.6M 1.0X2.6M 2.6M 0.75X2.6M 2.6M

D D1 D2 D3

LIBRARY

SB-12

C1 SB-13

+ 0.75

SB-47

SB-11

SB-47

SB-12

+ 0.75

+ 0.75 C1

SB-51

SB-51 SB-50

SB-9

TPN DB SB-11

Staff room

LIBRARY

2.83

SB-50

SB-8 SB-9

TPN DB

Staff room

C1 CL

TPN DB

2.83

LVL +0.3M

SB-10

OPENING SCHEDULE

6.20

TPN DB

+ 0.75

C1 TPN DB

OPENING SCHEDULE

+ 0.75 C1

2.83

6.83

SB-8

+/- 00

SB-54

SB-6

SB-58a

SB-55

C8lab 2 DT

LVL +0.30M

9.1

DOWN

DT DT lablab2 1C1

9.0

LVL +1.20

8.9

SB-55

9.2

LVL +1.50M

8.5

DT lab 1

4.03

LVL +1.80M

LVL +0.90M

LVL 0.00M

+ 0.75 M C1

6.22

+ 0.75

SB-52

SB-7

+ 0.75

LVL +1.50M

ELECTRICAL DESIGNS, PLUMBING DESIGNS DAY TO DAY SUPERVISION AND CONSULTANCY WORK

SB-56

SB-4

TPN DB

C1 C1

SB-57

SB-56

TPN DB SB-3

DISPLAY BOARDS

SB-5

DISPLAY BOARDS

TPN DB SB-3 SB-4 TPN DB

SB-5

SB-6

SB-53

+ 0.75

SPN PB

8.5

1.33

C2 TPN DB

+ 0.75

C1 Tread + 0.75 No.=22 Size=300mm

SB-53

UP Store room

+ 0.75 SB-58

6.79

1.70

Tread + 0.75 No.=22 C6 Size=300mm CL

+ 0.75

board TV point -

1.20

Store room

+ 0.75

SPN PB

tube light point -CC celling light point switch board CC TV point -

C7 TPN DB

Celling fan pointswitch -

STORE

+ 0.75

SB-59a

SB-57

TPN DB

+ 0.75

SB-58

SB-59b

Class room

TOILET (F)

+ 0.75 CL

DISPLAY BOARDS

TOILET (M)

SB-54

+ 0.75

C1 C1

+ 0.75

SB-52

SB-2

TPN DB

C2 CL

8.9

+ 0.75

DISPLAY BOARDS

Class room

SB-1

2.83

SB-59a

40 mm dia pvc pipe Celling fan point 12 w SPN DB 12 w TPN DB tube light point 25 mm dia pvc pipe celling light point -

C1 C2 STORE

SB-59b

SB-58a

TOILET (M)

1.70

SB-1

1.2

40 mm dia pvc pipe 12 w SPN DB 12 w TPN DB 25 mm dia pvc pipe

C2 C6

THIS DRAWING IS PROPERTY OF OJAS HIRANI ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS AND SHALL NOT BE COPIED IN ANY TYPE OF MEDIA WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF ARCHITECTS. NOTES 2. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN S.I. SYSTEM. 3. DIMENSIONS SHALL NOT TO BE MEASURED FROM THIS DRAWING. 1. THIS DRAWING IS PROPERTY OF OJAS HIRANI SHALL BE READ STRICTLY IN ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS AND4. SHALLTHIS NOT DRAWING BE COPIED IN ANY TYPE OF MEDIA WITHOUT THE ACCORANCE WITH OTHER WORKING DRAWINGS WRITTEN CONSENT OF ARCHITECTS. AS WELL AS DRAWINGS ISSUED FROM CONSULTANTS 2. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN S.I. SYSTEM. ASSOCIATED TO THE PROJECT. 3. DIMENSIONS SHALL NOT TO BE MEASURED FROM 5. ANY DISCRIPANCY IN THIS DRAWING SHALL HAVE THIS DRAWING. 4. THIS DRAWING SHALL BE READ STRICTLY TOIN BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ACCORANCE WITH OTHER WORKING DRAWINGS ARCHITECTS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK AS WELL AS DRAWINGS ISSUED FROM CONSULTANTS ON SITE. ASSOCIATED TO THE PROJECT. 5. ANY DISCRIPANCY IN THIS DRAWING SHALLADDITION HAVE 6. ANY OR ALTERATION TO THIS DRAWING TO BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OFSHALL THE NOT BE MADE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN ARCHITECTS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK CONSENT OF ARCHITECTS. ON SITE. 6. ANY ADDITION OR ALTERATION DRAWING 7.TO THIS APROVAL WORKS, STRUCTURAL DESIGNS, SHALL NOT BE MADE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN ELECTRICAL DESIGNS, PLUMBING DESIGNS DAY TO CONSENT OF ARCHITECTS. DAY SUPERVISION AND CONSULTANCY WORK 7. APROVAL WORKS, STRUCTURAL DESIGNS,

103 200.00

104 200.00

220.66

200.00

338.20

105 228.35

220.66

278.96

200.00

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