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Singapore

Prof. John HoalRedevelopment Area:- 444 Ha.

Projected Population:- 15,00,000

Projected Density :- 65 Du/Ha.

Redevelopment of Tanjong Pangar, Singapore

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Brief

The project started with a comparative research

on the urban form and urban systems of Singapore

and Shanghai with emphasis on metropolitan

scale, downtown district scale, and river corridor/waterfront scale.

A master plan for the site in Singapore includes a

clearly stated vision ; set of urban design principles;

framework plan; 3-D urban morphology model;

the urban systems and performance, urban design

code that described spatial/building /landscape

and infrastructural typologies and character; and

public realm was developed as an understanding

and result of the research. The main ideas for

the new development were categorised in four

categories of Site, Infrastructure as an Amenity,

Sculpted Urban Fabric and Natural Systems.

The strategies under Site looked into the

reorganising of site in a way to create more

waterfront, to restore erased narratives in form

of historic coastline and to provide oportunity to

generate energy in a renewable way by channeling

and using oceanic currents for electricity through

the shapes of proposed islands.

The strategies under Infrastructure included

ways to provide better living by allowing easyaccess to green area and blue areas and by

provding transit connections to the Buisness

District nearby. Under the Sculpted Fabric

strategies included ways to provide views and

visual connections to green area and blue areas,

with each building having access to both and

generating sense of community by having all

residential units located withing waling distance

of the community areas. Strategies under Natural

systemsincorporated idea of having a new mode

of transport via water, generating clean water onsite from sea water by of tidal flooding at high

tide and use of climate responsive Architecture.

Birds eye view of the Central Business District Birds eye view of the proposal- Central Island Section showing natural water filtration

MASTERPLAN


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ID

EA

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Site Specific

Edge History Energy

Infrastructure as Amenity

Green view Connections Blue view

Sculpted Fabric

View Community Density

Natural Systems

Water use Water Transit Climate

Blue view to every building, More coastal

area to serve as an amenity and a resource.

Blue view

More green area is created to serve as both

an amenity and as a resource.

Green view

Pedestrian streets link islands to one an-

other, along with a new Transit stop.

Connections

All residential units located within 400 me-

ters from a local mixed use retail centre.

Community

Buildings with views to blue&green with

variation in typologies and Heights.

View

150 du/ha, allowing for up to 132,500 peo-

ple with waterfront and community space.

Density

Connecting the islands by water taxi net-

work that caters to residents and tourism.

Water Transit

Filtration systems are designed to distil wa-

ter and make fresh, clean water available.

Water use

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IES Increasing the length of waterfront 3 times

by redistributing the reclaimed land mass.

Edge

Restoring an erased narrative by carving

out land along the historic coastline.

History

New Reclaimed Islands shaped to channel

tidal forces to harness clean energy

Energy

Buildings to be orientated to minimize

East/West solar gain and to provide shade .

Climate


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St.Louis Prof. Patty Heyda

Prof. Carolyn GaidisRedevelopment Area:-

Projected Population:- 10,000

Stitching the City

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Master plan

Ecological restoration Area.Public Space View Public Space View

Brief

This design explored approaches to the

urbanistic project and various factors

unique to site like underlying structures,

scales, relationships, and spatial andprogrammatic potentials and allowed

me to design and understand the

complexities related to metropolitan

landscapes and the inter-related issues of

sustainability, human use patterns, and

various urban and natural systems.

St. Louis is a city in decline. with

major industeries leaving the city,

areas like industrial park on grand has

been deserted. This provides a good

oppurtunity to develop the abandoned

areas into developments that will support

the still flourishing sector of medicine and

botonical studies. As the site lies between

the divided campus of St. Louis university,

the development will become a prototype

for various other areas in the city which

have similar urban conditions.

The ideas for the masterplan was of

creating a Transit oriented development

while generating a dynamic community

through the help of diverse mixed urban

use and high density. As the site has been

under the effect of various industrial

pollutants, it became a necessary

requirement to do a site remedation

which also allowed for an opportunity to

develop a greenway that connects the

two sides through pedestrian walkways

and also provide for activity areas on local

scale as well as on regional scale.


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I D E A S D E S I G N S T R A T E G I E S

Site Remedation

Diverse Mixed use and Density

Dynamic Development

Transit Oriented Development

Connections

Soft Edges

Block Typoligies

Building Typoligies

Transit Oriented Development

Ecology based development zones.

Connection Across the Site.

Type 1: Commercial and Insti-

tutional at intersections with

residential.

Using Metro and Public Bus Service as nodes, all development

is within walking distance of each node.

New grid layout to connect two sides of the railway tracks via pedestrian

walkways,and improve connections to transit and across.

Type 2: Commercial and Insti-

tutional along major boule-

vards.

Type 3: Commercial, Institu-

tional, Residential along ma-

jor boulevards.

Type 4: Institutional, Residen-

tial along major boulevards.

Type 5 : Residential Blocks

along the inner streets.

Zone A-

Development with on site parking allowed and

Formal Landscape.

Zone B-

Development with Stilt Parking Allowed, All

open Spaces as Formal Landscaped Public

Spaces

Zone C-

No Building Footprint allowed except when on Stilts.

No solid ground cover allowed except sidewalks.

ResidentialCommercial

Residential

InstitutionalResidential Institutional

Commercial


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St.Louis

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Brief

St. Louis has lost almost half of its population and

many industries over the last 5 decades. This has

impacted the downtown. The famous Gateway

Arch now stands among buildings which havebeen abandoned.

When the busch stadium was rebuilt, the old

parcel next to the stadium became available for

development. This is an opportunity to develop

the parcel and bring back people to the downtown

and make it a vibrant place once again.

As a one day design exercise, Ball Park Village

project was a design idea presentation for the

empty parcels next to Busch stadium in downtown

St. Louis. Most of the work was done by hand and

later translated into digital format later.

The idea and strategies were governed by the

importance of iconic buildings like the stadium

and Arch in the neighbourhood and were based

on the assumption that they will be catalyst or a

pull factor, once a nice neighboorhood is designed

and built in the downtown.

The site level strategies incorporated ideas of cross

connections, Street Heirarchy, Pedestrian friendly

environment, setting up public space heirarchy

and use of Urban form typologies to incorporate a

sense of safety and and a dynamic neighborhood

through mixed use development as compared to

single use urban typology that exists at present.

Redevelopment Area:-

Projected Population:- 2,000

1,000,000 SQ.FT Prof. Patty Heyda

Prof. Carolyn Gaidis

Design Charotte-Ballpark Village

M A S T E R P L A N

S E C T I O N T H R O U G H T H E S I T E D E T A I L P L A N A T E N T R A N C E


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Increasing Cross Connection, Setting

Street Hierarchy, Program Distribu-

tion.

Embedding pause spaces to provide

different urban character

Defining Public Space Hierarchy

D E S I G N S T R A T E G I E S

D E S I G N P R O P O S A L

Creating semi public space inside the solid blocks

Providing soft pedestrian friendly edges and approach

Use of Built up to encourage cross

movement.

Introduction of public plazas in front of stadium exit points.

Public Plaza 2Public Plaza 1Vehicular Street SectionPedestrian Street Section


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Urban Redevelopment , Historic Conservation, Transport Planning, Mixed Use , Commercial and Public Realm.

Autodesk Autocad

Adobe Photoshop

Lead and worked on the structuring and content of Detailed project Report submitted to Government of Delhi.

Worked on the design proposal under supervision of Firm Principal as Project Architect/ Urban Designer.

Prepared presentation drawings for meetings with various Government Agencies and Stakeholders.

Conducted stakeholder meetings for design development stage.

Supervised team for generating tecnical drawings for Tender Documents.

Co-ordinated services with various service consultants.

PROGRAM

SOFTWARES

DELHI, INDIA

CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROJECT :

U R B A N R E D E V E L O P M E N T C H A N D N I C H O W K

PUBLIC REALM . TRANSPORT PLANNING . HISTORIC CONVERSATION


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Chandni Chowk is the main street of

shahjahanabad, the old city of delhi

made by mughal emperor shah jahan

in 1600. Over the years the city and the

road has changed from a mixed use

development to commercial use with

few residential buildings. Ministry ofScience and Technology in partnership

with Muncipal Corporation of Delhi

started the project to redevelop the

historic street with objectives to create

pedestrian friendly environment,

conserving heritage and starting an

outreach programme focusing on

capacity building for heritage of

shahjahanabad. This 1.3km stretch

was the pilot project for the whole

area, and included understanding of

service areas for commercial activityand development of the commercial

sector along with increase in residential

component of the area. This area is rich

in terms of heritage, with many national

heritage monuments and centers of

religious importance located in the

vicinity.

Exponential Increase in no. of Markets at Present

Existing Situation Plan at Typical Stretch

Present Day Typical Stretch

Design Brief

P R O J E C T B A C K G R O U N D

Existing Section of Typical Stretch

Historical Markets

Street Redevelopment Proposal

Fatehpuri Plaza Town Hall Plaza Typical Stretch Fountain Chowk Red Fort Plaza


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D E S I G N S T R A T E G I E S

Option 1 :-

Wider footpath on one side Double Lane

Street on one side

Option 2 :-

Wider footpath on both side Double Lane

Street in Middle

Option 3 :-

Central Pedestrian Spine Double Lane Street

on Either Side

Street Zoning - Design Options Pavement Zones:- Design Components

and Pedestrian Safety

Pedestrian Zones

Section

Kerb and RampHawking Zones

Traffic Circulation at Regional scale

Segregating Dedicated and Mixed Traffic

Motorised Traffic and Parking

Non Motorised Traffic Movement

Pedestrian Movement

Public Transport

Proposed Intermodal Exchange system for Market

Services

Primary Modal Interchange

Secondary Modal Interchange

Tertiary Modal Interchange


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Proposed Plan at Typical Stretch

Proposed Plan at Fatehpuri Mosque

Proposed Plan at Town Hall

Proposed Plan at Red Fort

V I E W D E S I G N P R O P O S A L

Proposed Section of Typical StretchTypical Stretch

Fatehpuir Plaza

Town Hall Plaza

Red Fort Plaza


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P R O P O S E D S T R E E T F U R N I T I T U R E


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Urban Revitalization , Historic Conservation, Transport Planning, Mixed Use , Commercial and Public Realm.

Autodesk Autocad

Adobe Photoshop

Worked on the design proposal under supervision of Firm Principal as Project Architect/ Urban Designer.

Lead the team for the preparation of presentation drawings that were presented at meetings with various Government Agencies.

Supervised team for generating tecnical drawings for Tender Documents.

Co-ordinated services with various service consultants.

PROGRAM

SOFTWARES

AMRITSAR, INDIA


A M R I T S A R U R B A N R E D E V E L O P M E N T

PUBLIC REALM . TRANSPORT PLANNING . HISTORIC CONVERSATION


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This project was initiated by the

government of punjab to revitalize the

urban core of old city of amritsar from

tourism point of view. Old city is home to

the Golden temple, the most important

shrine of Sikhism and Jaliawala bagh, an

area of national importance.

The project was started by finding thepotential and hurdles in development,

specifically in inner core areas of the old

city. An urban revitalization study was

done which proposed 4 different projects

for the comprehensive redevelopment.

As a result of the findings it was decided

to introduce bus routes in such way so as

to connect all the important areas and also

to serve the community as a part of city

public transport system.

The old city has 4 gates, part of the old city

wall and are located on major roundabouts

around the old city. These gates were

measured and the extent of damages

was recorded and conservation team

developed the plan for the restoration of

these gates. A new proposal was given

for correcting the roundabouts geometry

and for making the areas around gates

more pedestrian friendly, along with

better signage system and street furniture.

Artifacts and statues were installed on

roundabouts for unique identity of theareas.

Town hall which is currently being used as

local law enforcement agencys office, was

proposed to be converted into a collection

point for all the tourists, because of to its

proximity to both the golden temple and

jaliawala bagh. The renovated town hall

will house galleries, food courts, tourist

information centre while functioning as

a heritage monument showcasing the

historical architecture of the old city.

DESIGN STRATEGIES

Urban Revitalization plan

Design Brief



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DESIGN PROPOSAL TOWN HALL

SITE PLAN

BASEMENT PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN


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Sunken court viewInternal gallery view

Food court view

Section through amphitheatre

Section through museum

Connecting gallery view

Entrance view


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Sub-Urban Development , Residential, Mixed Use , Commercial.

Autodesk Autocad

Adobe Photoshop

Worked on the MasterPlan proposal under supervision of Firm Principal as Project Architect/ Urban Designer.

Designed the layouts for the Villas and High Rise Residential Buildings as Project Lead.

Lead the team for the preparation of presentation drawings.

Co-ordinated various services for the proposal till design development phase.

PROGRAM

SOFTWARES

AHEMDABAD, INDIA


S H A N T I G R A M T O W N S H I P

MASTER PLANNING . URBAN DESIGN . ARCHITECTURE



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DESIGN PROPOSAL

Master Plan

Model Photographs

Design Brief


Shantigram is a sub urban development

proposal for a developing group

by the name of Adani group. This

design proposal was an entry to the

competition held by Adani group

for the design of Luxurious single

family houses and High rise Multifamily residential buildings along with

amenities like golf course, club house

and commercial area.

The pupose of the proposal was to

create a thriving residential area with

ample amenities and open spaces.

The three important approaches

towards the design of the Master Plan

were :

1. To provide space for maximum no.residences to support the retail and

offices in the central hub of the sub

urban development.

2. To create open spaces that are flexible

in their usage and also serve as green

infrastructure.

3. To respect the desire for privacy

in residential area, while allowing

for permeability to enhance social

interaction between the residents.

This combined approach will help in

developing a residential area that could

successfully support the central hub

and make the sub-urban development

in shantigram an economically and

urbanizistically vibrant central hub.

DESIGN IDEA DESIGN STRATEGIES


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DESIGN IDEA DESIGN STRATEGIES

Consolidated Green & Open

Spaces

Green Areas as Connectors.

Secure and Private Community

Areas.

Permeable yet Private open

Spaces.

Integrated Traffic Planning.

Access to Main Arterial Road.

Pedestrian friendly

environment..

All Residences to have Green

View.

Heirarchy of Residence location.

Integrated Landscape for all

residenial Areas.

Single major 18 m wide road at the periphery of

golf course to service all residential areas without

breaking the interconnectivity among them

Iconic Towers at the entry to symbolize entrance and

provide a sense of direction.

Ambience Villas to be proposed on Southern side of

Golf Course in flowing landscape.

Elegance Villas along the road in controlled green

Landscape.

High Rise Multi-family towers on the North Side with

central greens and view of the Golf Course.

Infinium Villas on the Northern side of the Golf Course.

Golf Course extends into the residential area aslandscape to provide a feel of open green spaces for

the Villas

Central pedestrian spcaes provided in intergrated

open spaces with flexible use and social interaction.


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DESIGN PROPOSAL HIGH RISE RESIDENTIAL

GROUND FLOOR PLAN TYPICAL CLUSTER PLAN

TYPICAL PENTHOUSE PLAN @ LOWER LEVEL TYPICAL PENTHOUSE PLAN @ UPPER LEVEL

VIEW FROM CENTRAL GREEN & AMENITIES SPACE

VIEW FROM MAIN ROAD & ENTRANCE

BIRDS EYE VIEW


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DESIGN PROPOSAL SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL

AMBIENCE VILLA

INFINIUM VILLA

ELEGANCE VILLA

First Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Ambeince Villa Street Elevation Infinium Villa Street Elevation Elegance Villa Street Elevation

Second Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Basement Level Plan

Basement Level Plan

Basement Level Plan


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Urban Development

Mixed Use

Residential - Mutli-Family High Rise

Autodesk Revit

Autodesk Autocad

Lead the team work on the technical drawings for submission to various NYC agencies like Deptt of Buildings and HPD as job captain.

Co-ordinated various services for the proposal.

Worked on Facade co-ordination and technical drawings.

Generated drawings sets for Design Development and 100% construction as part of the team.

PROGRAM

SOFTWARES

NEW YORK, USA


H U N T E R S P O I N T S O U T H P A R C E L A

A R C H I T E C T U R E . T E C H N I C A L D R A W I N G S


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Z O N I N G C A L C U L A T I O N S

Hunters Point South Parcel -A, is

a part of first phase development

by the city of new york to provide

affordable housing along with basic

amenities like school, commercial

and retail space. This building is partof the same development in Queens,

New York.

The building has been Designed by

the SHOP architects and ILA is the

Architect of the record.

The basic area program of the

building is as follow:

Floor Area: 548,500 sf

Commercial: 13,766 sfResidential: 534,775 sf

No. of Units: 619

The scpe of work was to prepare

schematic design options, co-

ordinate services during design

development and generate

construction documents .All the work

was done using Autodesk Revit.

Introduction


D E T A I L S P L A N


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West Elevation

D E T A I L S

East Elevation

P L A N

Typical Floor Plan



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Slab Edge Plan - First FloorStair Section



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Reflected Cieling Plan - First FloorBathroom Details


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Urban Development

Mixed Use

Residential - Mutli-Family High Rise

Autodesk Revit

Autodesk Autocad

Worked on the technical drawings for submission to various NYC agencies like Deptt of Buildings and HPD as intermediate Architect.

Co-ordinated various services for the proposal.

Worked on Facade co-ordination and technical drawings.

Generated drawings sets for Schematic Design, Design Development and 100% construction as part of the team.

PROGRAM

SOFTWARES

NEW YORK, USA


H U N T E R S P O I N T S O U T H P A R C E L B

A R C H I T E C T U R E . T E C H N I C A L D R A W I N G S



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Axonometric View S I T E P L A N

Hunters Point South Parcel -B, is a part

of first phase development by the city of

new york to provide affordable housing

along with basic amenities like school,

commercial and retail space. This building

is part of the same development in Queens,

New York.

The basic area program of the building is

as follow:

Floor Area: 283,039 sf

Commercial: 2937 sf

Residential: 275,296 sf

No. of Units: 306

Introduction




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D E T A I L S

Stair Section

Stair Landing Detail

P L A N

Typical Floor Plan



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D E T A I L S

Kitchen Details

P L A N

Reflected Cieling Plan - First Floor Plan

D E T A I L S E L E V A T I O N S


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Exterior Wall Section Bulkhead Elevations

oo Instructors:-Area:-

elhi

60 Ha.


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Espo

Prof. I.M Chisti

Prof. M.L. BhariLand Use:- Mixed Use

CITY CENTER REDEVELOPMENT

SPA,De

The project was part of architectural thesis studio, a

requirement for completion of the bachelors degree

in architecture. The city of epsoo invited entries for

the international competition ideas competition

for the city hall and the city centre blocks of espoo

to mark 550th birth anniversary of the city. The

objective of the competition was to propose

design ideas to rejuvenate the city centre and the

neighbouring blocks so as to develop the area into

a strong Urban Centre.

As the seat of governance, the city hall is a special

building type which is likely to represent intangible

concepts such as power, authority and legitimacy in

the community. The city hall,

whether as a single building or as a building complex

can have a catalytic effects on the neighborhoods.The city hall combined with

museums, libraries and new well located retail

spaces can all spur further urban development.

The design concept is based on the idea of bio

mimicry. By using the double helix structure of

dna molecule for the architectural form, the birth

and growth of city in time is sculpted in form of

an architectural entity. Molecular diagram of a dna

was used for developing the concept and design of

public spaces in and around the urban centre.

Proposal Model Proposed BuildingsExisting BuildingsStudy Model

SITE PLAN

Brief



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Universal

Identity

Bio Mimicry

The perception of builing from the city and vice versa is such as to symbolize the connection between the City people and the Government choosen by

them. Building with no specific side or corner symbolizes the idea of equality and connects with its immediate surroundings and context on all sides

The module is taken and a pattern formed to create an interactive network.. The intent is not to lead to a monotonous arrangement but increate identity

and variety, choice and spatial richness, yet through the use of a repetitive mass-produced system.

Mimicry of DNA double helix structure to give form and create

unique Architecture

Mimicry of DNA molecule structure to give form, urban character

and create urban spaces around the building.

idea

nature

inspiration

Area:- 220 Ha.Population:- 75 000

Instructor:e

lhi


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Delhi I.M.Chisti

Satish Dabral

Population:- 75,000Density:- 65 Du/Ha.Commercial:- 3.4%

RECTIFYING SOCIAL INJUSTICE VASANT VIHAR

SPA,De

Brief

As a studio exercise, the project was a search for

new planning typologies, which are contrary

to the elitist attitude and are inclusive of urban

poor. The idea is not to consider the urbanpoor as a burden but as an indispensable

asset necessary for the social well being and

economic growth of the society. The aim was

to investigate a typical multifunctional urban

typology that locates the rich and poor in non

interfering symbiotic relationship with each

other. The new typology also considered public

transport and sustainable development as one

of the models of the development.

The masterplan was developed with these ideas

as focus. A new approach was introcuced that

included strategies which were aimed at the

inclusion of the economic weaker section. This

was done by dispersing them throughout the site

and making them a part of overall development.

All the existing green spaces were consolidated

to create meaningfull areas of activities and

amenities for the residents of the area. A new

system of transport heirarchy was proposed

which incorporated public transit as one of its

element. All major nodes of the vehicular andpedestrian crossings were proposed as vibrant

public spaces with commercial and social land

use typology for enhancing the community

feeling in the residents. The proposal allowed

for varied degree of commercial typology and

created a system where all the basic aminities

for the elite as well as urban poor were

withiin walking reach and also provided for

employment opportunities for people withing

walking distance.

Single Land Use

Proposed Mixed Land Use

M A S T E R P L A N



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Social Equality

Non Interfering Symboitic

Relationship

Creating sustainable neighbourhoods where all Social, Economic need

of people are fulfilled within walking distance and an area of 20 ha.

Sustainable Neighborhoods

Interdependence.

Inclusion

Neighborhood typology Meaningful green areas

Consolidation Connections

Dispersing and Including Economic Weaker

Housing into Society.

Vertical v/s Horizontal mixed use.

Vertical land use division.Horizontal land use division

New connections for pedestrians and public

transportCombining small parcels of greens into large

meaningful green areas.

aon

P f E M ht

Instructors:-Area:-

Delhi

308,000 sqft


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Gurga Prof. Eno Mehta

Prof. Anuj MehtaLand Use:-

Units:-

Residential

225

MULTIPLE HOUSING COMPLEX

SPA,D

The sense of ownership, identity and

individuality is gradually losing its role

from the design process in the fast

growing Housing market of India. Thisnot only affects the built mass but is also

affecting the open spaces. Large group

of Tall monotonous residential buildings

with common, closed greens is further

secluding the users from the common

areas which are rapidly losing there

importance as social and cultural center

for the community.

The project was an in depth research

about the usage of spaces on individual

basis as well as a community in a multiple

apartment complex and the ways to attain

a balance between a housing unit which

is an extreme private space with large

community spaces which are on the far

extreme of public spaces spectrum.

The Housing semester in school gave

us an opportunity to research in issues

pertaining to Housing in India and we as

a group of three chose to pursue the issue

of social, community and personal identity

of spaces in conjunction with design of

multiple apartments in Gurgaon, Haryana.

Community VoidsCentral Green SpaceArchitectural Expression and GeometryCentral Axis

SITE PLAN

Brief



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The degree of individual and community identity varies from culture to culture. In India, the sense of community spaces CONCEPT is not strong

and such spaces end up being piled with garbage or turn into large, barren open spaces which fail to link up the housing units. To inculcate a

sense of community identity, it becomes important to privatize the community greens into smaller community spaces with 6-8 units per floorowning it. The people who use the space are able to relate to the scale and develop a sense of responsibility as a collective group.

Need for identity in the dwelling appears to be a basic human need. The form of the housing is punctuated with community voids which form

the hub of every cluster and provide an essential outdoor space which can also be used for community gatherings. These punctures in the

housing mass also create a rich visual experience.

The shape and the general appearance of a cluster must make it stand out as an easily identifiable entity, so that it can become the personalized

property of the families that live there.

Community Voids

Pattern and Geometry Axis and View

C L I M A T I C A N A L Y S I S


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Climate Responsive Architectural Geometry

C L I M A T I C A N A L Y S I S

THE VOIDS PUNCTURE THE MASS OF THE HOUSING,LETTING IN SUNLIGHT DURING WINTERS

LOVERS TO SCREEN AGAINST HARSH S-W SUN

The sun doesnt stand still, it goes round in an arc, changes every moment of the day, and from one day to next. If we were to make arrangement of houses that took this fact into consideration, then throug

response to the function, one would arrive at the most complex and visual arrangement in space .

V I E W S P L A N S


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View of Lower level Penthouse

View of Upper level Penthouse

Plan at Penthouse Lower Level Plan at Penthouse Upper Level

View of 3 Bedroom Apartments

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