BUILDING PLANNING AND DRAWING

CE 216

Dr. Pritikana Das,

Assistant Professor,
Department of Civil Engineering,
Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal
 INTELLIGENT BUILDING

 Temperature control
 Focused light
 Intensity of illumination
 Iron safe raising alarm
 Control on electric supply
 Automatic door
INTELLIGENT BUILDING PYRAMID
 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ORDINARY & INTELLIGENT
BUILDINGS

 Functional aspects
 Planning, design & construction
 Security & Communication system
 Cost of construction
 Converged system
 Lighting
 Labour & time
 Safety
 Value of building
 Overall performance
 INTELLIGENT BUILDING SHOULD SATISFY FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS

1. Advance automatic control system

2. Good networking infrastructure
3. Adequate and robust telecommunication facilities
4. Maximize effectiveness of its occupants & minimum life cycle costs
5. Capable of continuously responding and adapting to changing circumstances.
6. It should respond as quickly as possible to the occupants necessities.
HOW BUILDINGS BECOME INTELLEGENT
 BENEFITS

 Building owners

 Residents

 Environmental
 BENEFITS OF BUILDING OWNERS

➢ Energy efficient

➢ Less operating cost

➢ Less operating staff costs

➢ Integrated building services

➢ Life of a building

➢ Effective & comfortable environment

 BENEFITS TO RESIDENTS

➢ Comfortable working environment

➢ Good quality services (efficiency & effectiveness)

 ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS

 Environmental friendly design

 Long term sustainability & minimum environmental impact through the selection of
materials, construction, maintenance & operation.
 Min. air pollution
 Water efficiency
 Safer than conventional building because of early detection & automated response to
minimize damage.
 LIMITATIONS

 Intelligent building management system

 Inadequacy in follow-up system
 Novel risks
 IB IN INDIA

Techno-campus of cognizant technology, Chennai (security, safety & automation)

1. Smoke detection system
2. Biometric finger scanning system
3. 73 CCTV cameras
4. Control of HVAC
5. Control of water levels in overhead tanks
6. Automatic lighting control
 TIDEL PARK CHENNAI

 Comfort & safety for the tenants by controlling and managing the air conditioners,
access control system, fire detection, CCTV (72 nos).
 3500 fire alarm sensors.
 19 large capacity speed lifts & heavy duty service lifts for vertical transportation.
 Reducing energy consumption by 10% to 30% or more.
 TCIL BHAWAN, NEW DELHI

 Access control cards with photo identity

 Temperature & humidity control, measurement & control of various equipments.
 CCTV for surveillance
 Fire alarm system (with smoke detectors & water sprinkler system)
 IB DESIGN

 Building automation system (BAS)

 Energy efficient building services with proper selection of equipment
 Information management
 System integration
 Communication technology & network design
 Facility management
 OTHERS

 Access control-CCTV System

 Light control system (Functional need and flexibility of the space, energy
saving, visual comfort)
 Control & optimization of A/C
 Fire alarm system (Fire detectors, audible alarms devices, central fire
alarm panel)