Ski Resort

Manali

Synopsis…

THESIS (2017-2018)

Thesis guides
Ar. Dolly Arora
Ar. Lakhan Pal Made By:
Harsh Kumar
B.Arch 5th year
SEM 10TH
I N TROD U CTION:-

 A Resort is an isolated place, self-

contained commercial establishment that
tries to provide, such as food, drink,
lodging, sports, entertainments, and Spa for
health beauty and relaxation.

 Ski resort is a resort usually destination

resort where ski is a main activity.

 Resort design with adaptations of

vernacular style architecture following
Pir panjal range of Himachal.

 Site is contoured and comprises area 7.5

acre.
 SITE:-

slope Entrance

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S i te :- Proposed site is in Manali, near to Manali Leh
NH21.
Village Burua, teh Manali, Distt Kullu.
Landmark
Solang valley tourist point(paragliding).
Total area:-
Total area is about 7.5 acres
Byelaw : local byelaws applicable.
FAR : 1.50, ECS 2.0, Setbacks: 7.5 front, 4
from rear, 5m from both sides left and right.
SATTELITE VIEW OF INDIA

Manali
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Satellite view of Himachal Pradesh N SATELLITE VIEW OF SITE

Validity:-
Validity:-
 Manali has lost its identity in case of building structures,
so to revive its unique architectural identity.

 Area is lacking in promoting winter sports, so to

popularize winter games and spreading awareness
among tourists.

AIM:-
 The aim is to design complex in vernacular
architecture of Himachal and creating visual
interest by utilizing the existing topography of
the site.

OBJECTIVE:-
 To familiarize with local construction techniques
and material.
 Familiarizing with passive solar design.
 To preserve local culture .
 To familiarize with planning on contours.
SCOPE OF WORK:-
 Multifunctional resort which will focus both on overnight and daytime services.

 Resort blending luxurious facilities with vernacular architecture.

 Scope is to design resort which will promote winter sports.

DELIMITATIONS:-
 The designing aspect will be constrained to the activities inside the resort.

 Construction techniques and material will be studied as per project requirement.

 M e t h o d o l o g y :-
Himalayan
Collection of Data resort
Kasol, Kullu
General Case study Shivadya
Site study
study resort,
Literature study Manali
Aspects of Comparative
Analysis Mountraining
the site
Standards institute,
Manali

Design criteria

Framing requirements

Evolution of Design concept

Final design