ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PORTFOLIO
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SEMESTER 7
COMMUNITY HOUSING AT ARTIST VILLAGE BELAPUR GANDI YADUVAMSI RAMU 1707031
CONTENTS
CONTENTS 0. INTRODUCTION 1. CASE STUDIES 2. SITE ANALYSIS 3. CONCEPT BUILDING 4. DESIGN & DRAWINGS
BACKGROUND
INTRODUCTION
The Artist Village in Belapur, Navi Mumbai was designed by Charles Correa as a Prototype of mass affordable housing for a tropical climate, and keeping with the strong sense of community that is a characteristic of housing in India. The Artist Village is long considered a unique and critical comment on housing the tropics, and has long been studied and debated worldwide. Indeed, it is considered essential study for students of housing. The three and half decades since Artist Village has been designed and conceived have been a period of intense change in India. We are urbanizing at a rapid rate, our population continues to grow, and speculation in the real estate and housing markets have been the essential drivers that shape our built form.
AIM
Redesign of the Artist Village understanding the changing needs of housing to suit the present times.
OBJECTIVES
- Avail of allowable FSI and conform to present development control regulations. - Redesign the housing to suit changing needs of end users. - Explore ideas and means of incremental housing , to address end users evolving requirements. -Reinterpret the principles of successful of tropical housing to suit contemporary needs. -Reinforce the core ideas of the Artist Village. -Study the literature and background relating to the background of Artist Village, to fully assimilate the ethos of that design, along with its shortcomings.
CASE STUDIES
QUINTA MONROY - Elemental SOCIAL HOUSING , IQUIQUE, CHILE
STRENGTH:
- A EFFICIENT TYPOLOGY OF HOUSING. -SYSTEMATIC EXPANSION – BLUE PRINT -CREATION OF COMMUNITY SPACE
WEAKNESS:
- THE CONSTRAINT OF EXISTING BY-LAWS - THE SITE AREA
OPPORTUNITY:
TO REINVENT A NEW WAY OF INCREMENTAL HOUSING SYSTEMATIC BLUEPRINT OF EXPANSION ACCOMODATING DENSITY/ CAPACITY
THREAT:
- UNDESIRED EXPANSION
UDAAN – Ar. Sameep Padora,
ACC TOWNSHIP, Ar. Charles Correa,
LOW COST MASS HOUSING PROJECT,KARJAT, INDIA
WADI, KARNATAKA
STRENGTH:
STRENGTH:
WEAKNESS:
WEAKNESS:
-THE SITE -SPEED OF CONSTRUCTION -SCALABILITY
-PROVISION OF PARKING NOT ADEQUATE
OPPORTUNITY:
-PLANNED MIX USE – SOCIAL FABRIC
THREAT:
-UNDESIRED EXPANSION / MANIPULATION
- SENSE OF COMMUNITY AND NEIGHBOURHOOD -HIERARCHY OF OPEN SPACES
-PARKING FACILITY NOT CLOSE TO THE DWELLING UNIT
OPPORTUNITY:
-TO BRING TOGETHER THE VARIED DWELLERS
THREAT: -
UNPLANNED MANIPULATION AND EXPANSION
SITE ANALYSIS
SITE LOCATION : CBD BELAPUR, ARTIST VILLAGE 19.03 ﹾN 73.04 ﹾE
GEOGRAPHY OF SITE
CLIMATOLOGY DATA
SUN AND WIND ANALYSIS
3D ANALYSIS SURROUNDING AND CONTEXT
CONCEPT (STAGE I)
My first visualized sketch after background study and analysis.
- Community - Incrementality - Interactive - Socially active - Climate responsive
CONCEPT (STAGE 2)
STUDIO
COMPACT
SMALL FAMILY
LARGE FAMILY
UNIT PLANS
SKETCH INDICATING THE WEATHER PROTECTION FACILITY THROUGH OVERHANNGS
TENTATIVE FLOOR PLANS FOR INCREMENTAL MODULE
INCREMENTAL MODULE 3D
CONCEPT (STAGE 2) TENTATIVE FLOOR PLANS FOR STANDARD MODULE (HIGHRISE)
VIEWS TO EXPLAIN THE CONCEPTUAL VISION
STANDARD MODULE 3D
CONCEPT (STAGE 3)
SITE PLAN OPTIONS THAT WERE WORKED OUT INITIALLY.
SITE PLAN FINALIZED VIEWS FOR CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING
INCREMENTAL PROCESS
STUDIO (35 SQ.M.)
STANDARD UNIT
+ 20 SQ.M.
STUDIO (35 SQ.M.)
PROCESS OF INCREMENTATION ACCORDING TO THE BLUEPRINT
COMPACT (55 SQ.M.)
INCREMENTED UNIT
IT IS A ONE STEP INCREMENTATION MODULE, WHERE THE INCREMENTAL UNITS CAN BE ADDED ONTO THE EXTENSION WITHOUT ANY CHANGE IN EXISTING GRID. THE PROCESS IS SIMILAR FOR THE OTHER MODULES
CALCULATIONS
PERMISSIBLE AREA CALCULATION
UNIT DISTRIBUTION
UNIT DIVISION ACCORDING TO CONCEPT
REFERENCE TO INDICATE INCREAMENATAL UNITS
DRAWINGS
SITE PLAN
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AFTER APPLYING EXISTING BYLAWS AND CONISDERING VARIOUS OTHER FACTORS I MODIFIED MY DESIGN ACCORDINGLY AND THIS IS THE FINAL OUTPUT.
SITE SECTION AA’
SITE SECTION BB’
EAST ELEVATION
SITE ELEVATIONS
SITE ELEVATIONS
SOUTH ELEVATION
DUCT
TOILET 1.2M X 1.8M
9.5M
STUDIO
BALCONY
BEDROOM cum KITCHEN 3.5M X 3.5M
LIVING ROOM 4M X 3.5M
FLOWER BED 4M PLAN
DAYLIGHT SIMULATION
3D VIEW
COMPACT
DUCT
BALCONY
DINING 4M X 2.8M
TOILET 1.2M X 1.8M
KITCHEN 3M X 3.5M
BEDROOM 3M X 4M
LIVING 4M X 3.5M
FLOWER BED
PLAN
DAYLIGHT SIMULATION
3D VIEW
SMALL FAMILY
BALCONY
DUCT
DUCT
BALCONY
KITCHEN 3M X 3.5M
DINING 4M X 2.8M
TOILET 1.2M X 1.8M
BEDROOM 3M X 4M BEDROOM 4M X 3.5M LIVING 4M X 3.5M
FLOWER BED
PLAN
DAYLIGHT SIMULATION
3D VIEW
LARGE FAMILY
BALCONY
DUCT
DUCT
BALCONY
KITCHEN 3M X 3.5M
DUCT
DRAWING ROOM 4M X 2.8M
BEDROOM 3M X 4M
BEDROOM 3M X 4M BEDROOM 3.5M X 3M
DINING 4M X 3.5M
LIVING 4M X 3.5M
FLOWER BED
PLAN
3D VIEW DAYLIGHT SIMULATION
INCREMENTAL MODULE FLOORPLATES
INCREMENTAL MODULE FLOORPLATES
INCREMENTAL MODULE FLOORPLATES
INCREMENTAL MODULE FLOORPLATES
INCREMENTAL MODULE PARKING LAYOUT
SECTION XX’ SECTION YY’
INCREMENTAL MODULE SECTIONS
INCREMENTAL MODULE ELEVATIONS
STANDARD MODULE FLOORPLATES
STANDARD MODULE FLOORPLATES
STANDARD MODULE PARKING
STANDARD MODULE SECTION
STANDARD MODULE ELEVATIONS
VISION
VISION ACHIEVED
CATERNARY ARCH, (HOLLOW STEEL CYLINDRICAL SECTIONS) TO SUPPORT THE INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE
ENTRANCE GATE
DETAILING
CATERNARY ARCH, MOST STABLE ARCH.
WARLI ART IN FORM OF LOUVERS TO SCREEN THE DUCT
WARLI ART ON DEAD FAÇADE ADJACENT TO ROAD – DEPICTING THE ‘COMMUNITY’