THESIS SPORTS ACADEMY DEVANSHU YADAV 2015-2020

THESIS Year: 2015-20 Batch: 2015-2020

“SPORTS ACADEMY”

Undertaken by: DEVANSHU YADAV Enrollment no. 15E1AHARM30P009 B.Arch. IX Sem. V year

Ar. Ratika Chandawat THESIS GUIDE

Ar. Hari P. Agarwal COORDINATOR

School of architecture, apex group of institution, Isi-4 riico institutional block, Sitapura, Jaipur – 302022

APPROVAL

The study titled “SPORTS ACADEMY” is hereby approved as an original work of, DEVANSHU YADAV, enrollment no. 15E1AHARM30P009 on the approved subject carried out and presented in manner satisfactory to warrant its acceptance as per the standard laid down by the university. This report has been submitted in the partial fulfillment for the award of Bachelor of Architecture degree from Rajasthan technical university, Kota.

It is to be understood that the undersigned does not necessarily endorse or approve any statement made, any opinion expressed or conclusion drawn therein, but approves the study only for the purpose it has been submitted.

Ar. Ratika Chandawat

External examiner

GUIDE

Ar. Hari P. Agarwal

Ar. Hari P. Agarwal PRINCIPAL

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Declaration I, Devanshu Yadav, here by solemnly declare that the research work undertaken by me, titled “SPORTS ACADEMY” is my original work and wherever I have incorporated any information in the form of photographs, text, data, maps, drawings, etc. From different sources, has been duly acknowledged in my report.

This dissertation has been completed under the supervision of the guide allotted to me by the school. Further, whenever and wherever my work shall be presented or published it will be jointly authored with my guide.

Devanshu Yadav B.Arch. IX Sem. V Year School of architecture, Apex group of institutions, Sitapura, Jaipur

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Certificate

This is to certify that the research titled “SPORTS ACADEMY” is a Bonafede work

by Devanshu Yadav of school of architecture, apex group of institution, Jaipur. This research work has been completed under my guidance and supervision in a satisfactory manner. This report has been submitted in partial fulfillment of award of bachelor of architecture degree from Rajasthan technical university, Kota.

This research work fulfills the requirements relating to the nature and standard laid down by the Rajasthan technical university.

Ar. Ratika Chandawat

Guide School of architecture, Apex group of institutions, Sitapura, Jaipur

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Acknowledgement The journey for this study has made me indebted to many people for guiding me, helping with the serious situations that I could not handle at some point of time and for boosting my morale high.

I am extremely thankful and would like to express my gratitude to my guide Ar. Ratika Chandawat . l who has been a constant source of inspiration, and for his

efforts and encouragement that helped me compile this dissertation.

My family and friends who have been a constant support in working more efficiently and for being there throughout the journey of this study.

Devanshu Yadav B.Arch. IX Sem. V Year School of architecture, Apex group of institutions, Sitapura, Jaipur

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Approval Bright future through sports...

The two main purposes of the academy:

Sports: Sports as we all know is considered highly as a challenging physical feat, which not every individual is good at. In order to be a good athlete one has to train very hard and be patient and consistent throughout his/her sporting career. Sports is broadly classified into two type’s.i.e. indoor sports and outdoor sports. Majority of the famous sporting people have been training since a very young age.

Iii Malia aphis as a whole is mainly eructated with utirkel. Nu doubt their ale many other athletes in various dimensions of many sporting events but do not stand out as a majority as the lack of infrastructure, training and guidance. This poor lack of governance makes the country a sporting sleeping giant. With such diversity and population, India has a huge potential of building world class sporting talent.

1. Orassroot training of young children & young athletes enab ling high physical fitness and showcasing their talents.

2. To raise the level of sports in the country and to ensure good career aspects in sports.

Keeping in mind these two major functions the academy will boast of an international; standard sustainable des ign. The academy will also make sure every Handicap also has a chance to show case and develop his/her ability in the spotting events, thus it will be handicap friendly. Good facilities overall in order to nurture young talent so that they can excel in nat ional and international events. The facility will include practice pitches, an academy for management, school and administration. It will be overall sports, science, and research and medicine academy. It will include all modem amenities to ensure maximum coverage of major sports in order for overall development and fitness of students.

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CONTENTS Page No.

APPROVAL DECLARATION CERTIFICATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1- Synopsis

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1.1- Background of the study 1.2 – hypothesis 1.3 – Aim 1.4 – Objective 1.5 – Scope 1.6 – Limitation 1.7 – Mythology

CHAPTER 2- Case study

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DECAN SPORT CLUB NEON ACADEMY GPR SPORT ACADEMY DATONG SPORTS CENTER BRIGHTON COLLEGE OMA ROTEBRO SPORTS HALL WHITE ARKITEKTER

CHAPTER 3- Site analysis

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CHAPTER 4- Concept

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CHAPTER 5 – AREA STATMENT

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CHAPTER 6- Zoning

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CHAPTER 7 – LANDSACPE

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CHAPTER 8 – PLUMBING

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CHAPTER 9 - PLANING

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CHAPTER 10 - VIEWS

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CHAPTER 11 – BIBLIOGRAPHY

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CHAPTER 1- SYNOPSIS

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SPORTS ACADEMY 1.1 -INTRODUCTION A space where kid to old person can play and enjoy their free time meet different peoples and enjoy.

1.2 -AIM To design space for sports, gaming and animation for 500 peoples.

1.3 -OBJECTIVES • • • •

To cultivate interactive behaviour among various groups of people.

To create a space that can also promote fitness through sports.

To encourage people to take up artificial intelligence as it will be the future.

To create a campus that can be beneficial to all groups of people.

1.4 -EXISTING PROJECT – World's largest cricket stadium in Motera 1.5 -NEED AND IMPORTANCE – Create a space for children to old age peoples.

Similar sports can be played in same field depending upon there spaces.

1.6 -LIMITATION Site will be in over population place.

Don’t create big space for games.

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1.8 -SITE AREA 30 acres 202343 SQM 1.9 -SITE LOCATION Motera, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380005 Gujarat will be home to the world's biggest cricket stadium in the near future. The Sardar Patel Stadium at Motera will be dismantled to make way for a new stadium with a seating capacity of 110,000 -- bigger than the Melbourne Cricket Ground and the Lord's Cricket Ground in England.

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1.10 -ABOUT GUJARATThe population of Gujarat State was 60,383,628, according to the 2011 census data.

The population density is 308 km(797.6/sq mi), lower than other Indian states

1.10 -DATA COLLECTION: PRIMARY DATA: Surveys Data analysis SECONDARY DATA: Literature case study Sports Center / Studio Shift Nantong Sports Center Winning Proposal / Henn

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Chapter 2- - CASE STUDYS

CASE STUDY LITERATURE CASE STUDY DATONG SPORTS CENTER BRIGHTON COLLEGE OMA ROTEBRO SPORTS HALL WHITE ARKITEKTER

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CASE STUDY 1 -DECAN SPORT CLUB Total area: 49,449.27 m² Address: 759/102, Opposite PYC Tennis Courts, Deccan Gymkhana Rd, Pune, Maharashtra Neighbourhood - ALL are Residential and Commercial RESTAURANT & BAR The Club House building has an Air-Conditioned, Multi-Cuisine Restaurant & Bar –The Filling Station – on its first floor with a Modern Décor, and can accommodate 75-80 persons comfortably. The Terrace Restaurant too can accommodate additional 60 people GUESTS ROOMS There are total 11 Guest Rooms (10 Deluxe Rooms and 1 Suite). Guest rooms are furnished with Twin Beds, Air-Conditioner, Refrigerator, and Television Set and has an attached Bath & Toilet Conference Hall Conference Hall is equipped with Audio-Visual aids including a Video projector. It can accommodate up to 80 persons

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CASE STUDY 2- NEON ACADEMY LOCATION- 11, Murlidhar Party Plot Rd Thaltej Ahmedabad, Gujarat Neon Sports Academy has 10 Tennis Courts , 4 Table Tennis 2 Badminton Courts and 1 Football multipurpose Ground

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CASE STUDY 3 - GPR SPORT ACADEMY LOCATION Gate No. 3 Inside MADHAV FARM, opp. HONEST RESTAURANT, Vastral, Ahmedabad, Gujarat -SPORTS EDUCATION Academic learning and sports education are the complements of each other.

SPORTS AWARENESSSport Performance o Awareness is the first step to gain control under pressure.

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SPORTS -CRICKET 600m2 -JOGGING TRACK 000 -YOGA / JUDO 600m2 -SWIMMING 20m2 -TABLE TENNIS 15m2 -VOLLEYBALL 18m2 -MAIN OFFICE 12m2

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CHAPTER 3- SITE ANALYSIS

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CHAPTER 4- CONCEPT

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BIOGEOMETRY BioGeometry uses the energy principles of geometrical shapes to balance biological energy systems within the overall framework of environmental energy interactions.

BioGeometry was founded by Egyptian Architect and Scientist Dr. Ibrahim F. Karim Biogeometry is the science which studies the relationships between all the elements in the universe and human life, and the impact of these relationships on the quality of life in order to identify how to improve this quality. This science uses shapes, colors, motions and sounds to achieve balance to all energy levels. It believes that architecture is the language of the formation of a space for human use, whether for living, work, hospitalization or for any other purposes. As the space quality is affected by air quality and ventilation, it also is affected by its geometric form and construction materials. Biogeometry is the science that studies the effect of geometric shapes and forms on human bioenergy, and then it is possible to mitigate negative energies and enhance their positive qualities.

2.1 Brainwaves Brainwaves are very accurate electrical signals reflecting the changes which occur in the frequency of brainwaves during different mental statuses. Studying brainwaves has a key role in understanding how the human brain and mind work and the relationship between the neurological functions the main brain parts. The electrical activity of the brain is actually defined as the collection of all activities of brain cells. While each brain cell has its own frequently wave, but what we can measure is the combined activities of all brain cells .

2.2 Types of brainwaves Brainwaves are classified into five major types, as follows ▪ Delta waves - Associated with the deepest levels of relaxation and restorative, healing sleep

▪ Theta waves -Involved in daydreaming and sleep ▪ Alpha waves - Bridges the gap between our conscious thinking and subconscious mind ▪ Beta waves - Conscious thought, logical thinking, and tend to have a stimulating effect ▪ Gamma waves - Higher processing tasks as well as cognitive functioning

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EXAMPLES

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REFERENCES https://academic.oup.com/ijlct/article/14/3/326/4754470#163856461

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CHAPTER 5- AREA STATEMENT

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SPORTS ACADMY S.No

SPACE

PEOPLE

LENGTH/M

1

ADMINISTRATION

30

30

1.1

RECEPTION

15

20

300

1.2

HEAD OF DEPARTMENT

4

5

20+10

1.3

SUPRITENDENT

4

5

20

1.4

INCHARGE

4

5

20

1.5

JUNIOR STAFF ROOM

15

10

150

1.6

OFFICES

3

3

3

10

1.7

TOILET

2

4

5

20

WIDTH/M

AREA/M2

20

600 2

ACCOUNTS

20

2.1

ACCOUNTANT

4

5

20

2.2

GENERAL MANAGER

4

5

20

2.3

ACCOUNT STAFF

3

3

10

2.4

RECORD ROOM

5

4

20

3

100

100

2

CLUB HOUSE

3

MAINTENANCE STAFF

3.1

HEAD OF MAINTENANCE

4

5

20

3.2

RESTROOM

4

5

20

3.3

TOILET

5

4

20

4

CAFE

4.1

SITTING AREA

5

9

450

4.2

FOOD COUNTER

5

2

10

4.3

FEE COUNTER

3

3

10

4.4

TOILET

4

5

20

4.5

KITCHEN

20

20

400

2

900

5

CONFERENCE HALL

30

7

15

100

6

HOSTELS

200

10

20

1500

7

STAFF

50

10

10

100

8

EQUIPMENT ROOM

4

5

50

9

GYM

9.1

EQUIPMENT ROOM

20

10

200

9.2

CARDIO

15

20

300

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9.3

SPA+STEAM BATH

5

10

50+50

9.4

CHANGING ROOM

5

6

30

9.5

LOCKER ROOM

9.6

TOILET

5

4

20

9.7

FOOD COUNTER

9.8

GYM INCHARGE ROOM

9.9

STORE 900

10

EXHIBITION HALL

150

25

20

500

11

PHYSICHAIN

100

12

PARKING

400

13

LANDSCAPING

13.1

STORE

5

4

20

13.2

PUMP ROOM

3

3

9

13.3

PARTY LAWN

13.4

TOILET

13.5

ELECTRICAL ROOM

14

KITCHEN

30

15

MESS

200

1000 2

8

5

40

4

3

12

1000

SPORTS 17

BASKETBALL

150

15

28

430

18

LOWN TENNIS

100

23

10

230

19

CRICKET

20

FOOTBALL

200

4050

21

VOLLEY BALL

70

400

22

TABLE TANNNIS

14

7

14

98

23

SWIMMING

30

50

12

600

24

BADMINTON

50

13

6

80

25

SHOOTING/ARCHERY

40

9

15

140

26

HOCKEY

100

44

21

930

27

GAMING AREA

70

20

25

500

28

YOGA

30

9

9

80

29

JUDO

40

16

16

250

9500

TOTAL

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CHAPTER 6- ZONING

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SITE PLAN

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CHAPTER 7 – LANDSCAPE

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CHAPTER 8– PLUMBING

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CHAPTER10 – VIEWS

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CHAPTER 11 – BIBLIOGRAPHY

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https://parenting.firstcry.com/articles/10-amazing-benefits-of-outdoor-games-forkids/ https://parenting.firstcry.com/articles/10-amazing-benefits-of-outdoor-games-forkids/ https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/moral-landscapes/201404/whatsbetter-indoor-or-outdoor-play https://rethinkingchildhood.com/2012/08/22/traditional-games/ https://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/22/millennials-the-board-games-revival-catanpandemic.html https://www.slideshare.net/JuanNieto/traditional-children-games?next_slideshow=1 https://www.indianetzone.com/79/traditional_sports_north_india.htm

https://www.puzzlewarehouse.com/history-of-puzzles/ https://www.engadget.com/2017/02/09/8-cognitive-benefits-of-playing-videogames-for-kids/ https://spoonuniversity.com/healthier/mental-and-physical-health-benefits-ofvideo-games https://treasurehuntdesign.com/a-brief-history-of-treasure-hunting/ https://www.lingokids.com/blog/posts/best-traditional-games-for-children

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