SYNOPSIS

FASHION TECHNOLOGY
PARK
INTRODUCTION:
Fashion technology park is a place for fashion professionals, where they can
execute their product, display in a showroom, shopping sale, housing etc. Its
infrastructure consist of warehouse for working, shopping malls for display,
lecture theatres, theatres, residential building all in one campus. public can
access and purchase its more suitable for the fashion professionals cause
everything is under one roof. It is the purpose of study, all textile industries or
individuals involved in creation, production, promotion, and sales of item.

AIM & OBJECTIVE:

 The design proposal aim is to create holistic architectural
experience showcasing fashion in all aspects in a coherent body of
knowledge from inside as well as outside the building beginning
from core exhibit areas to exterior environment
 To design in contemporary style architecture which makes whole
experience enjoyable and will be able to learn creativeness of
composition of volumes using concept of solids and voids in
different shapes
 To understand the characteristics and spatial requirements of the
hub to design
 To use maximum of natural light not only to increase the space
but also to improve air and minimize air conditioning cost
 To use eco-friendly features
 Landscape should play an important role to enhance creativity
 The idea is to make the building feel more alive and to make its
outer portion more animated to create impression of moving

SCOPE OF STUDY:
 To create unusual ,sculptural volumes and to cuts away from modern
architecture
  Flexibility of the space should play an important role to attract more
people
 The design pattern should be a continous loop like through all levels
and all spaces throughout the structure as a gesture to bring fashion
closer to the people rather than isolating
 Landscape should play an important role to enhance creativity and
mental and psychological satisfication to people
 Designing of buildings energy efficient and using recyclable materials
 Multiple openings and uncommon positioning to create playfield in
building and also to create spectacular views

REQUIREMENTS:
 Knowledge zone
 Exposition centre
 Fashion warehouse

KNOWLEDE ZONE

 Fashion college: colleges sharing the various college facilities of art

building based on design studio
 Temporary exhibition space
 Design studios
 Classes
 Labs
 IT zone
 Photography zone
 Library

EXPOSITION CENTRE

 Event centre : multipurpose hall

 Event management
 Magazine corner
 Media press and conference
  Pop up market
 Grooming centre/rehearsal space
 Photography centre
 Banded outlet shops: present garments collection
 Museum: permanent garment collection

FASHION WAREHOUSE

 Industrial lab
 Traditional workshop/live workshop
 Branded outlet workshop
 Fashion centre
 RESTAURANT

SITE: SARJAPUR, BANGALORE

 The main purpose for choosing metro city is to attract the crowd and
population flow
 Site area= approx 9 acres
 Site located at sarjapur road, opposite to agara lake, HSR layout
banglore
 Site at centre of city attract more people however banglore is a city
called silk capital of india accounting about 50 percent of country
silk output
 Site proximity
3.4km from central silkboard industry
 Climate
The climate in bangalore is a tropical savanna climate and always
cool due to its high elevation: 874metres above sea level
 Bangalore usually enjoys a moderate climate throughout the year the
pleasant climate strongly favour bangalore development into fashion
hub
  Due to globalisation india has became one of the fastest growing
countries
 India started emerging as a major manufacturer of textile industries
 Banglore is known for its fashion city
 The Indian film industry and fashion industry are the most important
veins connecting india with other countries

DESIGN PATTERN IDEA

SHOW

RELATIONSHIP
OF FASHION
HUB

DESIGN SHOP

 Solid and void concept

 Solid (housing, knowledge zone, craft design)
 Void(exposition zone, shows, shops & exhibition directed towards
public and consumer audience)

 To design Fluid connection like a weaving loop inside the hub

SITE: DODDABALLAPUR APPAREL PARK, BANGLORE

 Site area = approx 9 acres
 Bangalore is a fast emerging as an important sourcing hub for
international top brands in apparel and accessories
 More than 2000 textiles and garment units in Bangalore
  City is also silk capital of india and city attract people from
different countries
 A proposal to push for international fashion hub status to banglore
 Due to its proximity to new international airport
 Idea is to seek representation from all status of country to showcase
their special product
 World class restaurants, hotels, convention halls and many other
facilities to feature in fashion club
 It will be one stop solution for brands, suppliers, manufacturers,
designers and models from all corners of world
 A dazzling boutique for international visitors and business
opportunities for manufacturer, designers, suppliers and models
from all corners of world to sell brand for international community

Close to

 International school 20 min

 Yelahanka 20 mins
 International airport 20 mins
 Nandi hills 20 mins

 Multi storey building means a building exceeding 4 floors (including

ground floor or the ground floor is used for parking under stilts,
stilt+4 floors)whose height is 15m or more
 Site extent- the minimum extent of site for construction of multi-
storeyed building shall not be less than 1500 sqm
 Road width –the site shall either abut on a road not less than 18m
in width or gain access from public road of not less than 18m in
width through a part of site which can be treated as an exclusive
passage
 Multi-storey May be permitted with limitation on max FSI or max
height Minimum road width of 12m or above shall be permissible
 Road width means whole extent of space within the boundaries of
the road/street measured at right angles to the course of direction
of such road/street the qualifying road width for permitting multi-
storey shall be available atleast for a stretch of 500m along the
length of the road abutting the site and the stretch from junction
can be straight, zigzag or curve