FINAL Nift Bhopal Report 2012

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CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that this thesis entitled “National Institute

of FashionTechnology at Bhopal” is the bonafide work of

Mr. Manendra Kumar Kanaujia, and submitted by his partial

fulfillment of the requirements for the award of

Bachelors degree in Architecture.

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(Thesis Guide) (Principal)

THESIS EXAMINED

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(External examiners)

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would take this opportunity to express my gratitude towards my thesis guide, Ar. Sanjay

Mathur for his valuable guidance and his support throughout my thesis and most of all

for being answerable to all my questions whenever asked for. I am also indebted to the

principal, Prof. Jagbir Singh & Prof. Mohd. Shah bat who confirmed the permission to

commence this thesis and do the necessary research work and to all faculty members for

being as joint thesis coordinators and giving valuable guidance throughout. Apart from

these I would also specially like to thank Mr. S.M. Jagga Sir for boosting moral and

inspiring me to work precisely and patiently.

Here I would also like to make an important mention of my parents and family for their

continuous moral and heartwarming wishes and guidance throughout the thick and thin of

this whole period.

I am also thankful to Raj Kumar, Abhishek ,Divyant, Sushant, Hariom, Ravi , Gyanendra

and Aniket(Jamane) for their incomparable support and hard work they have put up in my

thesis and for being there whenever I needed them. I am also thankful to Vandana and

Prashansha ,for the support me honestly and strongly when I need utmost.

I am also grateful to all my friends and batch mates Vijay, Shashank, Sawan,

Anshuman, Ankit, Neeraj and Charu for their valuable support and handling me in all

ups and downs of these five years span of life.

And finally Pushpendra, my universe in which I exist, Thank you so much for

mightiness, love, support courage and having confidence and believe in me even at times

when I hadn’t my own.

I am also thankful to every person who helped me during this course of time.

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY

AT BHOPAL

PROJECT-

Issue of concern:

Analyzing interaction among the built mass ,nature and

the users with respect to climatic concerns of the region

Manendra Kr. Kanaujia

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CONTENTS…. 4

thesis by :- manendra kr. Kanaujia b.arch final yr 0705181011 f.o.a. gbtu lko

Architectural thesis

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Guide- ar. Sanjay mathur

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY….........BHOPAL

CONTENTS:-

• Introduction.

• Site study

• Climatic study

• Inferences

• Case Studies

• Inferences.

• Standards

• Requirements

• Area analysis.

• Context

• Design approach

• Electives

• Concept stage

• Design output

INTRODUCTION…. 1

National Institute of Fashion Technology was set up in 1986 at New Delhi by

the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India as a registered society under the

Societies Registration Act, 1860.The Institute has recently been conferred the

statutory status through the Act of Parliament called the NIFT Act 2006 for the

promotion and development of education and research in fashion technology

and for matters connected their with.

Since its inception in 1986, the institute has played a pioneering role in

envisioning and evolving Fashion business education in the country. With

growing demand for skilled manpower from the Fashion business industry

across the country, the Institute expanded its operations in 1995-96 by

establishing six additional Centres at Bangalore, Chennai, Gandhinagar,

Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai. During 2007 to 2010, seven more centers were

established in Rae Bareli, Shillong, Bhopal, Patna, Kannur, Jodhpur and

Bhubneshwar in collaboration with the respective State Governments.

academic inclusiveness has been a catalyst in the expansion plans of the

institute. today, nift has spread wings across the length and breadth of the

country. through its 15 professionally managed centres, national institute of

fashion technology provides a framework to ensure that prospective students

from different parts of the country achieve their highest potential through the

programmes offered.

From the very beginning, NIFT has been committed to academic excellence in

fashion education. The vision of the institute to emerge as a centre of

excellence and innovation proactively catalysing growth of fashion business

through leadership in professional education with concern for social and

human values

The campus will consist of academic blocks, workshops, laboratories,

administrative block, Resource centre (Library), IT lab, Projects office,

Officers/Faculties/Staff quarters, Girls and Boys Hostels, Canteens, Stationery

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WHAT IS FASHION?

Fashion implies creativity and time- an everchanging phenomenon ........ Hence

fashion design and display is essentially a theatrical setting with dramatic

effects. in architectural terms- a spatial modulation of continuous movement in

time and space. Much like the ambience of an indian bazaar where the drama of

day to day life unfolds. The fashion design has stood ahead of several other

design disciplines such as product design, etc. With respect to innovations and

inventions using flexible and economic means. It demands creativity and flair

of art together with the technical knowlwdge base vital to the masses.

The fashion industry consists of four levels:

• the production of raw materials, principally fibres and textiles but

also leather and fur;

* the production of fashion goods by designers, manufacturers, contractors,

and others;

* retail sales;

* and various forms of advertising and promotion.

These levels consist of many separate but interdependent sectors, all of which

are devoted to the goal of satisfying consumer demand for apparel under

conditions that enable participants in the industry to operate at a profit.

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FASHION IN INDIA-

Fashion implies creativity and time- an everchanging phenomenon ........ Hence fashion design and display is

essentially a theatrical setting with dramatic effects. in architectural terms- a spatial modulation of continuous

movement in time and space. Much like the ambience of an indian bazaar where the drama of day to day life

unfolds. The fashion design has stood ahead of several other design disciplines such as product design, etc.

With respect to innovations and inventions using flexible and economic means. It demands creativity and flair

of art together with the technical knowlwdge base vital to the masses.

The fashion industry consists of four levels:

* the production of raw materials, principally fibres and textiles but also leather and fur;

* the production of fashion goods by designers, manufacturers, contractors, and others;

* retail sales;

• and various forms of advertising and promotion.

These levels consist of many separate but interdependent sectors, all of which are devoted to the goal of

satisfying consumer demand for apparel under conditions that enable participants in the industry to operate at

a profit.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES-

To unite knowledge, as in an ideal campus, by creating such spaces between people and academic

disciplines, giving it a theme, inuring to the regional context.

To define distinct settings for social interaction and strengthen the unity of the entire campus by the

scale, form, color, texture , light and other architectural characteristics of the spaces .

To create an environment which is ecologically, culturally and mentally suited for the absorption of

the knowledge to be perceived and to bring the inner self and talent to the surface.

Create opportunities for students and young artists to develop their potential through study and

performance

The Institute will provide comprehensive and state-of-the-art infrastructure and equipment to impart

both practical and theoretical training.

The facilities and services offered to the students will allow them the freedom to experiment and

generate creative ideas.

Lively and vibrant campuses will complement the facilities that equal the best in the world at NIFT.

Creative architecture and spaciousness will define this NIFT building, which will house fully equipped

facilities.

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SCOPE OF WORK-

Study and creation of spaces in an institution such that they

derive maximum benefit from the natural settings of the site,

hence the climate as well .

The challenge would be to create a space and buildings that

would keep the glamorous image of fashion world but at no

cost would ignore the functional aspect of it.

The building has to be symbolic of the professional stream

they are catering to which is very modern and forever

beaming with new ideas

FASHION TREND IN BHOPAL

Scenic beauty , rich history and modern urban planning combines together to bring out the charm of Bhopal.

It the second largest city and the capital of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal is known as the City

of Lakes as its landscape is dotted with a number of lakes. Bhopal is located in central India on the Malwa

plateau. Bhopal city is divided into two cities as old city and new city.

The city is a naturally blessed with woody forests, majestic hills and vibrant landscapes. Besides these

natural bliss, the man made lakes, reflect the twinkling lights of city at night, which is a sight to be worth

watching.

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It is the site of India's largest mosque and home to several colleges.

Hindus form majority of the population in Bhopal. There are 56% Hindus, 38% Muslims and rest of the

population constitutes Christians, Sikhs, Jains, and, Buddhists. The Old City of Bhopal is a

predominantly Muslim area while the New Bhopal is a demographically cosmopolitan area.

The chief languages are Hindi, Urdu, English and Marathi. The common street Hindi spoken in Bhopal

is termed as Bhopali.

Bhopal is a city where its citizens give importance to exquisite culture and manners. The city is famous

for its culture of parda(veil for women), zarda(tobacco plant), garda aud namarda(eunuch).

Eunuchs form an integral part of Bhopali culture and any celebration without them is considered

incomplete. They roam around the city collecting donation for festivals as Diwali, Holi, Eld etc. The

people of Bhopal are used to paan eating. The paans in Bhopal are wide in variety and innovations.

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EDUCATION TREND IN BHOPAL-

There are many educational institutes of state & national importance.

Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya Established in the year

1998 is marching towards development into a center of excellence in

the arena of Technical Education. Maulana Azad National Institute of

Technology, Bhopal, established in 1960 is the premier institute for

technology in the city and has been categorized by the Government of

India as an Institute of National Importance. There are almost 90 other

public and private engineering schools located in and around the city.

Government of India established an Indian Institute of Science

Education and Research (IISER) and a School of Planning and

Architecture (SPA) in the year 2008

The prominent management and law institutes include the Indian

Institute of Forest Management, the National Judicial Academy (for

training judges) and the National Law Institute University, one of the

premier law schools in India. National Law Institute University ,

Gandhi Medical College is the city's oldest and most prominent

medical college.

PROJECT BRIEF-

Fashion is architecture: it is a matter of proportions’ said Coco Chanel, and rightly so. The

Government of Madhya Pradesh has allotted 29 acres plot at Bhouri, on the outskirts of the Bhopal city.

It is close to IISER and SPA Bhopal campus (proposed site), etc. institutional campuses..

The institute is to be designed aesthetically and programmatically to mould students along the highest

prevailing guidelines to become successful in their respective fields. The main motive behind the idea of

this institute at bhopal is to fulfil the long-felt needs of the export-oriented garment industry and to train

man power in fashion design, garment manufacturing technology and apparel marketing and

merchandising.

The government of Madhya Pradesh has approved an additional budget of Rs. 1, 54, 50,000 for the

establishment of a National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) in BHOURI village in Bhopal .

NIFT Bhopal has committed itself in catalyzing the creation of a pool of professionals for the Fashion

industry. It also looks forward to contribute towards the upliftment of art and craft through various

courses and workshops. Being a national level institute, the mix of students from various parts of the

country, the mix of cultures, ideas and belief systems, breed understanding and tolerance would be taken

care of while pragmatic designing and planning. It is essential that the architecture of such an institution

affects its values. While the institute’s faculty and the top line equipments and facilities, National

exposure, will play key role in inspiring students.

The ambience of the built form and the outer spaces, binding and enhancing these forms, together with

the inspiration nurtured by the institute to create an atmosphere of world class excellence.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rajiv_Gandhi_Proudyogiki_Vishwavidyalaya




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maulana_Azad_National_Institute_of_Technology,_Bhopal




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institute_of_National_Importance

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Institute_of_Science_Education_and_Research

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Institute_of_Science_Education_and_Research

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_of_Planning_and_Architecture

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_of_Planning_and_Architecture

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Institute_of_Forest_Management

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Institute_of_Forest_Management

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Law_Institute_University

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LOCATION BHOPAL

LONGITUDE 77°25’E

LATITUDE 23°21’N

ALTITUDE 427 M

AREA 697.24 Sqkm

POPULATION 1,795,648

DENSITY 2575/Km

BHOPAL-

Bhopal

Bhopal is located in the central part of India, and is just north of the upper limit of theVindhya mountain

ranges. Located on the Malwa plateau, it is higher than the north Indian plains and the land rises towards

the Vindhya Range to the south. The city has uneven elevation and has small hills within its boundaries. The

major hills in Bhopal comprise of Idgah hills and Shyamala hills in the northern region and Arera hills in the

central region.

It has two very beautiful big lakes, collectively known as the Bhoj Wetland . These lakes are the Upper

Lake (built by King Bhoj) and the Lower Lake. Locally these are known as the Bada Talab and Chota Talab

respectively. The catchment area of the Upper Lake is 360 km² while that of the Lower Lake is 9.6 km². The

Upper Lake drains into the Kolar River. The Van Vihar National Park is a national park situated besides the

Upper Lake.

AIRPORT

UPPER LAKE

NH-34

NH-34

Gandhi Nagar

Idgah

Hills

Airport

road

RAILWAY

STATION

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vindhya

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malwa

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vindhya_Range

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhoj_Wetland



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bada_Talaab

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bada_Talaab

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lower_Lake,_Bhopal

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Vihar_National_Park




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summer winter

wind

Natural drain Lvl -600mm

summer winter

wind

Natural drain Lvl -600mm

PROPOSED SITE OF NIFT BHOPAL

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BHOURIKA HILL

HIGHWAY UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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Proximity of site

Gandhinagar Bus stand - approx. 9 km

Railway station - approx. 20 km

Raja bhoj airport - approx . 13 km

Bhopal city - approx 12 km

Micro Climate of site

Temperature: The Bhopal city enjoys

moderate climatic condition

Season Mean Max. Mean Min

Summer (May) 40.7° C, 26.4° C

Winter (Jan) 25.7° C, 10.4° C

Relative Humidity: (RH)

Morning Evening

April (Min.) 27% 17%

August (Max.) 88% 79%

Wind Direction: W-SW winds are more

predominant.

Average velocity of wind varies from 4km to

9km per hour .

Rain fall: SW Monsoon between June-

September

Avg. Yearly RF:- 1260 mm with 40 Rainy

Days

Vegetation around the city in the nature of

mixed forest .

• The presence of fertile black cotton soil on the

site provides better opportunities for

landscaping & plantation

Vegetation

The proposed site has very hard rocky natural

Ground.but

The top surface has deposition of 2-3m high

black cotton filled up soil .

Development norms

Others

Soil condition

• The sewer line & water lines are absent

• Electric line is along main road

Land sub-division for large

educational campus (15 ha and

above)

• Overall Ground coverage: Should

not exceed more than 25%

• Overall F.A.R.: Maximum 1.0

• Maximum ht. 12 m

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Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, is a fascinating

amalgam of scenic beauty, old historic city and modern urban

planning. It is located in the northwestern part of the state of

Madhya Pradesh, in the central region of India. Bhopal has a

HUMID – SUBTROPICAL climate, with mild dry pleasant

winters, a hot summer and a humid monsoon season.

Minimum Temperature : 22° C (Summer), 10° C (Winter)

Maximum Temperature : 43° C (Summer), 33° C (Winter)

Best Time to Visit : October to March

LOCATION BHOPAL

LONGITUDE 77°25’E

LATITUDE 23°21’N

ALTITUDE 427 M

RAIN FALL: SW Monsoon between June-September

AVG. YEARLY RF:- 1260 mm with 40 Rainy Days

WIND DIRECTION: W-SW winds are more predominant.

Average velocity of wind varies from 4km to 9km per hour




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AIR TEMPERATURE - ° C

J F M A M J J A S O N D

HIGH

AMT

Monthly

mean

max.

29.8 31.1 39.0 42.4 43.3 43.5 33.7 31.1 34.6 33.0 30.2 29.4

43.5 26.3

Monthly

mean

Min.

11.0 11.9 13.2 15.6 21.2 22.7 21.6 20.5 20.2 17.9 13.2 9.0 9.0 17.3

Monthly

mean

range

18.8 19.8 25.8 26.8 22.1 20.8 12.1 10.6 14.4 15.1 17.0 20.4 LOW AMR

RELATIVE HUMIDITY - %

Monthly

mean

max.

76 78 56 98 90 98 98 98 98 98

84 97

Monthly

mean

Min.

22 14 2 10 10 19 51 47 25 6.0 12 16

Average 49 48 29 54 50 58.5 74.5 72.5 61.5 52.5 48 51

H. group 2 2 1 3 2 3 4 4 3 3 2 3

Table-2

J F M A M J J A S O

N D

Rain fall,

mm

4 3 1 3 11 136 279 360 185 52 21 7

Prevailing

wind wsw wsw wsw

wsw

wsw wsw wsw wsw wsw wsw wsw wsw

RAIN & WIND-

Table-1

Table-3

HUMIDITY GROUP 1 If average RH below 30%

2 30-50%

3 50-70%

4 ABOVE 70%

Table-4




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MAHONEY’S TABLE-

Average temp .- 26.3

J F M A M J J A S O N D

Monthly mean

max. 29.8 31.1 39.0 42.4 43.3 43.5 33.7 31.1 34.6 33.0 30.2 29.4

Day comfort

upper 29.0 31.0 31.0 34.0 31.0 29.0 27.0 27.0 29.0 29.0 31.0 29.0

lower 23.0 25.0 25.0 26.0 25.0 23.0 22.0 22.0 23.0 23.0 25.0 23.0

Monthly mean

Min 11.0 11.9 13.2 15.6 21.2 22.7 21.6 20.5 20.2 17.9 13.2 9.0

Night comfort

upper 23.0 24.0 24.0 25.0 24.0 23.0 21.0 21.0 23.0 23.0 24.0 23.0

lower 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 7.0

Thermal

stress

Day

H H H H H H H H H H H H

Night C C C C O O H O O O C C

Indicators-

Humid

H1 1 1 2

H2 0

H3 1 1 2

Arid

A1

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10

A2 1 1

A3 0

H1 H2 H3 A1 A2 A3

2 0 2 10 1 0

Indicator totals-

Recommended specifications-

0-12

1

Orienta t ion nor th and south

( long axi s eas t -wes t ) 11,12

5-12

0-4

*

2

Com pact cour tyard planning

Layout -

Table-5

Table-6

Table-7

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11,12 3 Open spacing for breeze peneteration

2-10 * 4 As 3, but protection from hot and cold winds

0,1 5 Compact lay-out of estates

3 -1 2

6

Rooms single ba nk ed, perma nen t

provi si o n for a i r movem e nt

1 ,2

0 -5

6 -1 2

*

7

Dou ble ba nk ed rooms, t empora ry

provi si o n for a i r movem e nt

0

2 -1 2

0 ,1

8

No a i r movem e nt r equ i r eme nt

H1 H2 H3 A1 A2 A3

2 0 2 10 1 0

Spacing -

Air movement -

OPENINGS

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Sunrise, sunset, dawn and dusk times, graph

Bhopal, India - Sun path diagram

INFERENCES FROM CLIMATE-

• Compact courtyard planning

• Breeze penetration but protection from hot - cold winds

• Double banked rooms

• Medium sized openings (20-40%)

• Heavy and thick internal and external walls

• Heavy roof

• Position of opening at body height on windward side

http://www.gaisma.com/en/dir/in-country.html

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BRANCH WISE INTAKE AT NIFTS…. 20

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CASE STUDIES

LIVE CASE STUDIES –

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY, NEW DELHI

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY, HYDERABAD

LITERATURE STUDY –

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY, GANDHINAGAR

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LOCATION Hauz khas, Delhi

ARCHITECT BV.Doshi

SITE AREA 11650 SQM

BUILTUP AREA 13750 SQM

PROGRAMME OFFERED

# Fashion Design

# Leather Design # Knitwear Design

# Accessory Design # Fashion Communication

# Textile Design # Apparel Production

# Master of Design

# Master of Fashion Management

# Master of Fashion Technology

NIFT DELHI

BACHLORS MASTERS




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G.FLOOR-FASHION COMMUNICATION

1ST FLOOR-JAYKAR HALL

2ND FLOOR-HEAD OFFICE

3RD FLOOR- LIBRARY

G.FLOOR- CAFÉ

1ST FLOOR-FASHION MANAGEMENT

STUDIES

2ND FLOOR-ADMINISTRATION HEAD OFFICE

3RD FLOOR- NATIONAL RESOURCE CENTRE

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G.F- FOUNDATION PROGRAMME

1st F -ADMINISTRATION DELHI CENTRE

2ND F- FASHION TECHNOLOGY

3RD F- FASHION COMMUNICATION

4TH F- FASHION PROGRAMME

G.-FOUNDATON PROGRAMME

1ST F-ADMINISTRATION DELHI CENTRE

2ND F-FASHION TECHNOLOGY

3RD F-FOUNDATION PROGRAMME

4TH F- FOUNDATION PROGRAMME

G.FLOOR- FASHION AND LIFE STYLE

ACCESSORIES

1ST FLOOR- FASHION AND TEXTILE

2ND FLOOR-FASHION AND APPERAL

3RD FLOOR-FASHION AND APPERAL

G.FLOOR-FASHION TECHNOLOGY

1ST FLOOR-FASHION TEXTILE

2ND FLOOR-FASHION AND APPERAL

3RD FLOOR-FASHION AND APPEARL

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ABOUT-

Today, National Institute of Fashion Technology Delhi has

emerged as a leader in fashion education with the ability to

integrate

knowledge, academic freedom, critical independence, creative

thinking. A history of being in existence for 25 years stands

as a testimony to our fundamentals where academic

excellence lies at the core.The institute has stood as a beacon

of serious critical engagement, a key enabler in developing

competent professionals.

APPROACH-

It is easily available from the balbir saxena marg, the road

leading to the Asian Games Village. Access is from

northwest and south east side of the campus. The site is

surrounded by spastic soceity building by romi khosla,

classical dance institute and hauz khas housing society.

The building practically covers the whole site is irregular

shape

Topography has been modified to accommodate parking

requirements as well as the kund and amphitheater so

what is perceived as a ground floor , actually has a floor

below it.

TOPOGRAPHY-

The concept used by B.V Doshi for this building is to

represent it as a traditional town square through various

elements like, inward looking facades, interactive corridors,

bridges, terraces and communicative facades. He tried to

symbolize the evolution of building with time and it evolves

vivid memory of rich cultural heritage of the passing era.

interlinked facades resulting in the open space with a definite

space feeling. However open spaces such as courtyards in

traditional context are closed and fininte in nature. The basic

functional zoning is based upon the nature of requirement

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1. ENTERANCE PLAZA

2. RECEPTION

3. ENTERANC FOYER

4. SUNKEN COURT

5. LOUNGE

6. CLASS ROOMS

7. LABORATOTRY

8. PRINT SHOP

9. CANTEEN

10. AMPHITHEATER

8 1 9

10 6

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-2.41m

+1.05m

+4.51m

+7.97m

+11.43m

+15.82m

basement

lounge

Exhibition

hall

director

Resource centre

Court yard

SECTION THROUGH RESOURCE CENTRE

ART ROOM ( Table size900x900) RESOURCE CENTRE




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Structure

Frame structure is used in all blocks same grid has been followed all over. Grid of 7.88m square

hollow concrete column.

Materials

Building has combo of various material like random stone masonry, stone grit as well as smooth

plaster for walls, Steel frame screen with reflected glass, and usage of various colors on its inner

surface

Staircase and lift

Stairways are provided in all blocks for vertical circulation. 2 lifts are provided in academic and

administrative block. External flight of stairs have been given to connect spaces externally but they

are accessed occasionaly.

Air conditioning

Though there is provision of 3 central air conditioning of 120 ton. Only some have central a/c the

other blocks have split air conditioning of 15.7.4,5 ton. Lighting and ventilation. Natural light is

provided to all studios but the sunlight cause glare on the blackboard. Only workshops has given to

skylights, other than this artificial lighting were also there.

Electricity

Electric cables are running underground Institute, box room has been provided in the back side of the

hostel block

Water supply

Nift delhi has its own water pump room to supply the water through pipe lines running under ground,

they have facility to get 24 hour of water supply even then they have small syntax tanks on the mumty

of staircases.

Fire fighting

Fire fighting provision has been given near the lift but. Fire extinguishers were also provided to

sensitive places like lectures rooms computer lab workshops etc.

Parking

Open paved parking on one side of the institute for staff and faculty member for about 100 provided.

Earlier the basement was designed for parking but now it is used as workshop so students park their

vehicle on road side in front of the institute.




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MACHINE LAB

PATTERN MAKING LAB

COMPUTER LAB

DYEING & PRINTING LAB

KNITTING LAB

LIBRARY




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Critical analysis -

The blocks have no relation to the courts.

Every space have different orientation in the building.The main court orient itself in the

direction of diagonal axis secondary orients toward the stage,and different building blocks have

different orientation

Symbolically formless and fragmented, building image portrays the confused scene of fashion

in India, which is struggling to find its own identity among the growing western influence and

people finding it hard to find a way through, opting for the amorphous mix of the two. This

above said fact can be explained as the building has acquired too many elements which fails to

coalesce visually as well as functionally.

The glazed bridge, which do not go with the over-all image of the institute. the elements

depicting the ethnic image- the baoli, the terraces, the jharokhas, bazaar like atmosphere, the

court.

Stepped baoli is out of scale. Thus it is the symbolic portrayal of the past . It does not

intermingle with the present times.

The studio spaces are too small and does not provide with the functional freedom.

Cat-walk space is just enough for holding in-house fashion parades or rehearsal but insufficient

for larger gatherings.

Library - less reading space in library, excessive heat gain during summers due to curtain wall

glazing.

User review -

• lack of proper playing space/ recreation space

• hostel facility on the campus premises is also lacking

• lack of proper exhibit / display space

• lack of auditorium and gymnasium

• Few departments have insufficient labs and few

departments share labs.

• locker facility for the students is absent

• landscape area is also lacking from the overall

layout.

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LOCATION Madhapur,opposite

Hitec city Hyderabad

ARCHITECT Ar. Sanjay Mohe

SITE AREA 15,210 SQM

BUILTUP AREA 11,000 SQM

There Is only one approach road to the site on S- W side.

On S- W side - Cybertower. offices, shops.

On N- W side - Open Space.

On N-E side - Offices. Residences.

ABOUT-

The entrance to the building is through an amphitheater, which leads to the double height lobby and also to

the auditorium. The plan revolves around the courtyard, which also stepped and landscaped, the pergola Is

quite significient resting on a 10m span beam. The light and shadow concept is wonderfully used.The

design is purely geometric non-linear placements of cubes there by creating together interesting grooves

and patterns, which result in an overall interesting design.

APPROACH-

TOPOGRAPHY-

hyderabad lying on the deccan platinum(contoured

rocky) has a hot and dry climate with arid conditions.

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1-Security post

2a - Machine lab.

2b - Machine lab.

3 - Court

4a - Art room

4b - Art room

5a - Pattern making lab.

5b - Pattern making lab.

6- Audio visual room

7- Waiting

8-Administration/Accounts

9- Canteen

10- Recreation and games

11- Terraces

12- Kitchen

13a- Classroom

14- Computer room

15- Auditorium

16- Entrance foyer

17- Entrance court

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B

C

D

A Court yard

G.F- Entrance lobby

- Stationary shop

F.F- Faculty foundation programme

S.F- Knitwear faculty room

T.F- Faculty fashion communition

- Lift & staircase

G.F- Entrance lobby

- Knitting lab

- Workshop

F.F- Foundation programme

S.F- Knitwear design & cad lab

T.F- Photography lab & fashion

communition

G.F- Knitwear design

F.F- Foundation programme

S.F- Foundation programme

T.F- Conference

- Rest rooms (toilets) & staircase

G.F- Fashion & lifestyle studios

- Office

F.F- fashion management dept.

S.F- Knitwear design & pattern lab

T.F- Graphic studio

A

B

D

C

PATTERN MAKING LAB STUDIO

CORRIDOR STAIRCASE

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AUDITORIUM-

The auditorium with a capacity to hold about 3500persons boasts of a

very dramatic effect created by the slits in the roofs. It can hold ramp

as well.

COURTS-

Small courts are provided in between various classes to create an

informal atmosphere. The landscaping has been done AND the courts

are well shaded.

CANTEEN-

Canteen is non-AC with capicity of 150 persons. Shape of canteen is

L. Facility of A.C. and non A.C. guest rooms are also provided in the

upper floors. A small gym is also provided in this block.

STORAGE-

Lockers are properly arranged in the corridors and so they remain

under public surveillance all the time, thus saving on security tensions.

RESOURCE CENTRE-

Collection of 10,000 books & 3,000 student project work, journals, A-

V materials and C.D. are provide.Leading Indian and foreign journals

are subscribed.Various materials of different departments are provided

like different fabrics. Reading and sitting arrangements are not

sufficient.

RECREATIONAL AREAS-

Gym is provided in the canteen block on the upper floor. Basket ball

court is given in the rear end.T.T. table is give in the main block on the

first floor. Informal courts with steps for sitting are give.

RECREATION STUDENT’S STORAGE RESOURCE CENTRE

CANTEEN BLOCK

COURTYARD

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Critical analysis -

The blocks are in simple geometry of cubes relation and courts as well.

Every space is interactive in nature.

The pargolas ,stepped courts and interactive corridors make campus live.

Water body responds to climate.

Concrete blocks for wall & roofs prevent heating of internal spaces than outer in great

extent.

Proper natural light arrangement to various studios ,lecture halls & labs.

Slits are also given for natural light.

Cat-walk space is just enough for holding in-house fashion parades or rehearsal but

insufficient for larger gatherings.

.

• Lack of shaded (by vegetation)outdoor playing space/ recreation space

• Boys hostel facility on the campus premises is also lacking

• Lack of proper exhibit / display space

• Few departments have insufficient labs and few departments share labs. As machine room

etc.

• Locker facility for the students is in corridors

• Reading space in library is not sufficient.

• Over all user friendly design i.e comfortable ,eye soothing , interactive & climate

responsive.

• Staircases are in fashion of ramp with 3-5 steps & long landing.

User Review -

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LOCATION GH-O, Road Gandhinagar

ARCHITECT Datta & Datta Associates

SITE AREA 20,000 SQM

BUILTUP AREA 11,300 SQM

ABOUT-

The Vision of the NIFT gandhinagar is to develop human resources in the fields of Fashion Design,

Technology and Management. NIFT has set academic standards and excelled in thought leadership by

providing a pool of creative genius and technical competence to the fashion industry, nationally as well as

globally. The institute provides a common platform for fashion education, research and training. NIFT stresses

on:-

Knowledge of technologies involved with textiles, apparel, jewelry, accessories, designs and their

manufacturing. Commercial, managerial and marketing aspects, knowledge of traditional Indian especially

Gujarat’s crafts and techniques.

NIFT GANDHINAGAR

It is in sector 2, the outer side of Gandhinagar on the ahmd-adaiaj road. Dheeru Bhai Ambani College of

technical education is just adjacent to the NfFT Gandhinagar. NID gandhinagar is also there after 1 km

from the institute.

APPROACH-




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1

2

3

3 3 4

4 5

6

6

7

7

7

7

3

8

9 10

3

3

1. ENTRANCE

2. COURTYARD

3. STUDIOS

4. LABS

5. STATIONARY

SHOP

6. ADMINISTRATION

7. LIFT

8. RECEPYION

9. AUDITORIUM

10. STUDENT

ACTIVITY

CENTRE

SITE CLIMATE - HOT & DRY Climate –

It is east-west oriented, a wide covered corridor is running along the court to avoid sunlight .Jaiselmer

stone and grit plaster has been used on exterior wall. Bigger opening has been provided but in the shaded

part for proper wind flow. Skylights are used in the court of academic block. Basement is getting

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COURTYARD 4

5

6

8 7

7

7

9

10

11

12

12

13

14

15

16

16

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16

16

16

12

16

16

2

2

2

2

2

1

3

1. ENTRANCE

2. PASSAGE

3. FC STUDIO-1

4. FC STUDIO-2

5. FC STUDIO-3

6. FACULTY ROOM

13. CONFERENCE

14. WAITING

15. DIRECTOR’S

16. OPEN TERRACE

7. LIFT

8. CONFERENCE

9. PHOTOGRAPHY LAB

10. GRAPHIC LAB

11. MERCHANDISING LAB

12. O.T.S

TOPOGRAPHY & ORIENTATION:-

The whole block is east west oriented. The main court also oriented towards east west. Topography

is plane and it has been well constructed to accommodate parking requirements. .

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PATTERN MAKING LAB

RESOURCE CENTRE

LECTURE ROOM

PASSAGE

KNITTING LAB

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Structure

Framed structure is used in all blocks same grid of 8.5m has been followed all over.

Materials

Building has combination of two materials on exterior. One is stone grit plaster on wall other is

jaiselmer stone.Jaiselmer stone is heat reflective in nature; it is a very suitable material for this

climate.

Steel frame screen with reflected glass has been used on east side facade of the court. In the interior

different primary colors on interior walls and ceilings has been used which divides the space into

various department like fashion or apparel or accessory

Staircase and lift

Lift with (12 people capacity) and stairways are provided in all blocks.Circulations are provided in

place connecting to academic and administrative block.

There are in total 6 staircases among which 3 goes to basement floor. Three lifts are also provided

for vertical circulation in each corner of the building.

Air conditioning

All studios and lecture hall are full air-conditioned. Central AC system has been used and it is

provided to workshops also along with resource centre and offices.

Electricity

Electric cables are running underground Institute. Electric substation has been provided to the left

side of the hostel block in the west corner of the site .

Lighting & ventilation

Natural light is provided to all studios.All Class rooms have been given skylights. Studios are having

glass wall towards court to provide better sunlight and also to create interactive

atmosphere, other than this artificial lighting has been provided.

Fire fighting

Fire extinguishers were also provided to sensitive places like lectures rooms computer lab workshops

etc.

Parking

Two kinds of parking have been provided. One is open paved parking on one side of the institute for

visitors and students and other is in the basement with the workshops for staff and faculty members

for about 50 car is provided which is now being used as workshops.

Building Facade Well Lighted Studios Fire Hose Reel Parking

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Nift Delhi Nift Hyderabad Nift Gandhinagar INFERENCES

ZONING ADMINISTRATIVE,

ACADEMIC,

RESIDENTIAL

(CONVERTED INTO

ADMINISTRATION

BLOCK + FACULTY

REST ROOMS)

ADMINISTRATIVE,

ACADEMIC,

RESIDENTIAL

ADMINISTRATIVE,

ACADEMIC,

RESIDENTIAL

(Under

construction)

ADMINISTRATIVE,

ACADEMIC,

RESIDENTIAL,

RECREATIONAL .

WATER BODY

(CLIMATE) PRESENT AS

KUND OR BOULI

A WATER BODY

HAS BEEN

PROVIDED ON

THE SOUTH

WEST FACE .

NO WATER

BODY PRESENT

WATER BODY

SHOULD BE

THERE.

PLANNING COURTYARD

PLANNING BUT

IRREGULAR IN

SHAPE.

COURTYARD

PLANNING AND

GEOMETRIC IN

NATURE

COURTYARD

PLANNING AND

GEOMETRIC IN

NATURE

COURTYARD

PLANNING ,WHICH

IS EFFICIENT EASILY

SERVES ALL THE

PURPOSES.

FORM COMPLEX FORM.

BUILDING AS A

WHOLE . BUILDING IS

FRAGMENTED ALL

OVER THE CAMPUS.

SIMPLE

GEOMETRICAL

FORM WITH

COMBINATION

OF CUBES WITH

INTERESTING

LEVELS

SIMPLE

GEOMETRICAL

FORM WITH

INTERESTING

DOUBLE HEIGHT

AND TRIPLE

HEIGHT SPACES.

FORM SHOULD BE

SUCH THAT IT

DEPICTS AS A

FASHION INSTITUTE

CIRCULATION 3M WIDE THREE

LEVELED

INTERACTIVE

BRIDGES

CONNECTING

ADMINISTRATION

AND ACADEMIC

WINGS AND 3M WIDE

SINGLE LOADED

CORRIDORS WITHIN

EACH BLOCK.

CIRCULATION

IS AROUND

COURT .3M

WIDE

CORRIDOR

WITH

INTERACTIVE

NATURE

A SINGLE LOADED

2M WIDE

CORRIDOR RUNS

AROUND THE

COURT

CONNECTING TWO

BLOCKS AND

CONTINUING

WITHIN EACH

OTHER.

CIRCULATION

SHOULD BE

MINIMUM.

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Nift Delhi Nift Hyderabad Nift Gandhinagar INFERENCES

RELATION B/T

BUILT AND

NON-BUILT

A LARGE SPACE

ENCLOSED BY BUILT

MASSES.

A SMALL

EXTERNAL COURTS

AND BIG INTERNAL

COURT.

A SMALL

INTERNAL COURT.

SMALL OPEN

SEMI-COVERED

AND COVERED

SPACES ARE

REQUIRED FOR

INFORMAL

GATHERING

INTERACTION BRIDGES, OAT AND

CORRIDORS, LOBBIES

FOR THAT PURPOSES

ARE NOT WORKING.

PROPER

INTERACTIVE

SPACES LIKE

CORRIDORS

,COURTYARDS ETC.

LARGE GATHERING

IN COURTYARD

AND WAITING

SPACES IN FRONT

OF LABS, FOYER OR

STEPS.

PROPER

INTERACTIVE

SPACES TO BE

PROVIDED

VARYING FROM

SMALL TO BIG

COURTYARD FOR

LARGER

GATHERING.

SPORTS AND

RECREATION MISSING IN CAMPUS,,

CATWALK RAMP

USED AS A CRICKET

PITCH.

BOTH INDOOR AND

OUTDOOR

SPORTS/RECREATIO

NAL ACTIVITY TO

BE GIVEN

SMALL ACTIVITY

ROOM IS GETTING

BUILT AS A PART OF

CURRENT

EXTENSION

BOTH INDOOR

AND

OUTDOOR

SPORTS/RECREATI

ONAL ACTIVITY TO

BE GIVEN.

HANDICAPPED

DIVISION NO PROVISION

EXCEPT THE

ENTRANCE RAMP

NO PROVISION NO PROVISION

EXCEPT THE

ENTRANCE RAMP.

NO PROVISION

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STANDARDS….

AUDITORIUM STANDARDS -

Auditorium are most common in corporate training facilities of capacities 200-300 persons.

• The floor area of audi (excluding stage) shall be calculated on the basis of 0.9 sqm per person.

• The avg. height of auditorium shall vary from 6.0 to 7.5 mt.

• The sound lvl must be about 65db for distinct listening conditions.

• Suitable volume for cinema or theaters shall be 4.0 to 5.0 cum/ person

• Ceiling shall be flat but it is increase in the height towards the centre of the hall.

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AUDITORIUM STANDARDS -

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STANDARDS….

LIBRARY STANDARDS -

Library is to be used by all the

students ,teachers and outsiders ,

from industry and for research and

for preference work.Library is to

be provided for issue books,

catalogues stacks for reference

section, periodical

section,audiovisual

section,viewing facilities

discussion areas photographic

facilities etc.

Enquiry ,issue and catalogue

facilities are to be close to the

entrance of the library for ease of

operation and control.

Also material wing consists of

textiles,costumes and accessories.

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LIGHT STANDARDS -

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LABS/MACHINE ROOM

4-8 SQM AREA PER STUDENT

STANDARD NIFT-

CANTEEN

0.3 X , WHERE X IS THE NO. OF

PERSON SERVED

CLASS/ DRAWING STUDIOS

AMENITIES PARKING

• CYCLE STAND- 1 SQM FOR 25%

STUDENTS

• BIKE STAND- 3 SQM FOR 25%

STAFF

• CAR - 35 SQM (BASEMENT)

- 30 SQM (STILTS)

- 25 SQM (OPEN)

SOUND / NOISE STANDARDS -

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STANDARDS….

SANITARY FIXTURE REQUIRED -

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AREA PROGRAMME….

A. Site Details

1 Area of Site(sq m) 1,17,675

2 Permissible FAR 1

3 Permissible Height 12m

4 Permissible Ground Coverage 25.00%

5 Setbacks

Front 15m

Side 6m

Rear 6m

6 Parking Norms 1Car per 100 sq m

B. Areas as per byelaws

1 Permissible Built up area 16620

2 Permissible Ground Coverage 29418.75

3 No. of Floors Possible 01 to 02

4 Total No. of car parks 167

C. Proposed Area of Project

S. No Administration Area in Sq m No Total Area's

1 Institutional reception 100 1 100

2 Reception 25 1 25

3 Entrance Lobby 100 1 100

4 Nift Bussiness Office 15 1 15

5 Administration Office 150 1 150

6 Admission Office ,10@ 5 Sqm/person 50 1 50

7 Admission Officer 25 1 25

8 PROJECT OFFICER 50 1 50

9 Accounts &Finance office ,10@ 5 Sqm/person 50 1 50

10 Account officer 25 1 25

11 Conference Office 50 1 50

12 Executive Director's Cabin 40 1 40

13 Rest Room with Toilet 20 1 20

14 Secretary with P.A & Waiting 60 1 60

15 Deputy Director's Cabin with P.A & Waiting 60 1 60

16 Examination Room 150 1 150

17 Board Room 150 1 150

18 Store & Record Section 50 1 50

19 Registrar's Office 40 1 40

20 Toilets serving the adm. 50 2 100

21 Common Room for Admn. 40 1 40

Total 1350

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S.No Area's in Sq m No Total Area's

2

Academic Block

S. No Common Facilities Area in Sq m No Total Area's

1 Auditorium for 500 persons @ 0.9 - 1.5 per person 750 1 750

2 Media room for 20 persons 100 1 100

3 Library/Resource centre 400 1 400

4 Exhibition 500 2 1000

5 Amphitheatre 400 1

6 CAD Lab 100 1 100

7 Cad Lab Assistant 20 1 20

8 Photograph Lab 150 1 150

9 Internet Lab Student/Computer centre 100 1 100

10 Stationary Shop 50 1 50

11 Madical Facility 40 1 40

12 Bank with A.T.M. Facility 100 1 100

13 Store 20 1 20

14 Toilets 50 1 50

Total 3007

Departments

H.O.D. 15 5 75

Knitwear Design & Technology

1 Class Room @ 1.5 Sqm per student 45 4 180

2 Art Room @ 3.0 Sqm per student 90 2 180

3 Pattern making Lab @ 5.0 Sqm per student 150 2 300

4 Knitting Room @ 3.0 Sqm per student 90 1 90

5 Lab Assistant 20 1 20

6 Store 40 2 80

7 Faculty Room with 5 Cabins , 1 Common Room 100 1 100

Total 950

Accessory Design

1 Lecture rooms @ 1.5 Sqm per student 45 4 180

2 Design studios @ 5.0 Sqm per student 150 2 300

3 Workshop - Material @ 7.5 Sqm per student 225 1 225

4 Workshop - Leather @ 6.0 Sqm per student 180 1 180

5 Store 40 2 80



Total 1105

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Fashion Designing Department

1

Class Room - Art room (1x90 sqm)@ 3.0 Sqm per

student 90 1 90

- Studio (1x90 sqm) 90 1 90

2 Fashion Design Lab -Pattern making lab (1x180) 180 1 180

-Machine lab (1x180) 180 1 180

3 Store 40 2 80



Total 740

Textile Design & Development

1 Class Room - Art (2x90 sqm)@ 3.0 Sqm per student 90 2 180

- Theory (2x45 sqm) 45 2 90

2 Surface Design Dyeing & Printing) Lab 180 1 180

3 Weaving Lab @ 6.0 Sqm per student 180 1 180

4 Testing lab @ 3.0 Sqm per student 90 1 90

5 Store 40 2 80



Total 940

Apparel Marketing & Merchandising

1 Class Room @ 1.5 Sqm per student 45 2 90

2 Apparel Lab @ 6.0 Sqm per student 180 2 360

3 Audio Visual Room @ 5.0 Sqm per student 150 1 150

4 Store 40 2 80



Total 820

Total Academic 7692

S. No

Cafeteria Area No Total Area

1 Dining area for 120 Presons 2.5 120 300

2 Kitchen+store 150 1 150

4 Toilets 20 1 20

Total 470

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S. No Hostel Area No Total Area

1 Boy's Hostel for 175 boys twin sharing basis 1400 1 1400

inclCommon facilities in the hostels, like warden

Rooms, recreation / common rooms, kitchen/

dining Facilities, guest rooms etc

2 Girl's Hostel for 175 girls twin sharing basis 1400 1 1400

incl Common facilities in the hostels, like warden

Rooms, recreation / common rooms, kitchen/

dining Facilities, guest rooms etc

Total 2800

S. No Residential Facilities Area No Total Area

1 Director's residence (incl. Servant) 256 1 256

2 Registrar’s residence 155 1 155

3 Dy. Registrar & equivalent officers 96 3 288

4 Professors 155 4 620

5 Associate Professors 96 9 864

6 Assistant Professors 70 17 1190

7 Assistant Registrar or equivalent officers 70 4 280

8 Assistant/ Clerical level staff (Class III) 58 10 580

9 Attendant level staff (Class - IV) 48 5 180

Total 4413

Grand Total 16620

AREA ANALYSIS….

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It is very necessary to know the context of bhopal city regarding built forms

before starting the design of proposd nift campus at Bhouri village in bhopal.

MANIT BHOPAL -

MANIT BHOPAL is a premire Institute of Engineering and Architecture departments.

Simple courtyard planning is done and movement is along the perimeter of courtyards.

Singly and doubly loaded corridors are used.

MANIT BHOPAL CAMPUS

MAIN BLOCK

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MANIT BHOPAL CAMPUS

MAIN BLOCK

COURTYARD

COURTYARD

COURTYARD

COURTYARD

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BHARAT BHAVAN BHOPAL -

Planning Approach

• Courtyard planning: for the consideration of the climate A series of terrace gardens are

weave which could be seen cascading down to the lake

• The visitor enters at the highest level and walk down a pedestrian spine flanked by a

pattern of courtyards, to reach various parts of the complex.

• Each space defines itself

• Each of the parts of the building is distinct, yet allows easily into one another, linked by

meandering paths. The total effect is one of surprise and pleasure.

• In order to avoid the 'museum shock1 in this project the courtyards and the terraced

gardens have been interspersed with the viewing galleries.

COURTYARD

COURTYARD

COURTYARD

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Nature of spaces

• The plan generates two different kind of spaces: open - to - sky and enclosed.

• Spaces are calm in nature.

• The movement leads to the lake through activities where space penetrates into each other

and has a visual transparency from within & outside.

• The plaza created by the different terraces is very public in nature.

• The functions spatially linked to the courtyards, inner volume changes according to the site

conditions and requirements of the functions.

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COURTYARDS -

While much of their value can be attributed to

cultural factors climate has been the key factor

,and the formation of activity zones Even today, it

is normal to extend some day-to-day functions

,into open areas Be it the breeze in summers and

winters, drawn into the open areas for comfort As

a matter of fact there is much in architectural

expression that addresses the interior and the

exterior in several distinctive ways. This generated

very specific and very functional spaces like

pavilions, thresholds, courtyards and terraces.

A courtyard articulates floors. Courtyard is the

heart of the area H supports. Particularly it is the

layer of spaces it holds that gradually built up the

sequence of activities.

Internal open spaces, in the form of courtyards,

became another thematic element in all scales of

domestic architecture. From small urban houses to

large mansions and palaces, courtyards became the

key organizational elements responding to climatic

conditions as well as the cultural needs of

communities

This private internal open space also acquired

special significance while serving various levels of

privacy A wide range of household activities could

extend into courtyards These spaces became the

living areas of all domestic architecture. Courtyard

spaces, drawing people out into the open, were

further supported by terraces serving similar

functional and climatic needs in the warmer and

more and /ones, one can see the extra effort made

to build terraces, as if one was building a

courtyard at a higher level. It would not only be

articulated m its construction system, but also get

connected to the spaces at that level

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CONCEPT -

“LEARNING WAS NOT HAPPENING STRICTLY IN CLASSROOMS,

BUT IN THE CORRIDORS AND THE SPACES IN BETWEEN AS WELL.”

Education is basically the INTERACTION among its all components like between teacher

and students, between faculty, between students and also between built and open spaces and

between all these and nature . Natural enviornment is quite important as nature refresh us

always while artificial is momentry.

Main key factor are USERS. Design approach should be user friendly which should provide

a proper shape to their over all development .

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CONCEPT -

“Generating a Creative Enviornment among Built Mass, Nature

and Users by TRANSFORMATION OF COURTYARDS”

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• NATIONAL BUILDING CODE-2005

• NEUFERT

• TIMER SAVER BUILDING TYPES

• TIMER SAVER ARCCHITECTURAL DESIGN DATA

• TIMER SAVER LANDSCAPE DESIGN

• LANGUAGE OF SPACE BY BRYAN LAWSON

• MANUAL OF TROPICAL HOUSING AND BUILDING

BY O.H. KOEINGSBERGER

BIBLIOGRAPHY….

Bibliography

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Documents

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