GATEWAY COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN SONIPAT 131001 THESIS REPORT HOTEL CUM CONVENTION CENTRE AT ASSET-13, , HOSPITALITY DISTRICT, DIAL IGI AIRPORT, DELHI SUBMITTED BY: GUIDED BY: Ankita Chaudhary Prof. Anand Dhote GCAD/13/103GATEWAY COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN DECLARATION 1, Ankita Chaudhary , Roll Number, GCAD/13/103, hereby declare that the thesis titled “Ho- tel cum Convention Centre” is submitted by me, in partial fulfilment of the requirement of the cur- riculum of Bachelor of Architecture as per the university norms, to Gateway College of Architecture and Design, is @ record of my original work with credits given for information collected from any other source. Ankita ChaudharyGATEWAY COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the dissertation titled “Hotel cum Convention Centre”, submitted in par- tial fulfilment of the requirement of the curriculum of Bachelor of Architecture is the work of Ankita Chaudhary, Roll Number GCAD/13/103 , who carried out research work under our supervision in Gateway College of Architecture and Design, Sonipat, Haryana, ‘We recommend that the thesis report be placed before the examiners for their consideration. Prof. Anand Dhote Prof. Anil Kumar Prof. Anurag Roy Signature of the Guide Signature of the CoordinatorsDedication 1 dedicate my thesis work to my family and friends. A special feeling of gratitude to my lov- ing parents, Mr. Sanjay and Jyoti Chaudhary whose words of encouragement and push for tenacity ring in my ears. I also dedicate this thesis to my many friends and Gateway family who have sup- ported me throughout the process. I will always appreciate all they have done.Acknowledgement Lam grateful to Gateway College of Architecture and Design, Sonepat for giving me the opportunity to research and write this thesis report. For the critical comments on the drafts I would like to thank my supervisor Prof. Anand Dhote and co-supervisor Ar. Bikramjit Chakraborty. Their excitement and willingness to provide feedback made the completion of this research an enjoyable experience.Preface ‘This report presents the research on hospitality sector. It shows a detailed set of stan- dards and requirements of designing a convention hotel and a centre. This report is primarily ad- dressed to architects and designers, who are involved in the designing of a hotel or will be designing a hotel to give them a sense of spaces and special features of a hotel and convention centre, An un- derstanding of different spaces in a hotel is been mentioned and how the programming of different floors and areas need to be done. Therefore, the report would give them a different perspective in de- signing a project like this and giving a different experience to the user. Grateful acknowledgment is here made to those who helped in gathering data for this report. This work would not have reached its present form without their invaluable help. It has been written to fulfil the graduation requirements of the Architecture Program at the Gateway College of Archi- tecture and Design (GCAD). I was engaged in researching and writing this report from January to March 2018. ‘The thesis report was undertaken under the guidance of Prof. Anand Dhote. The research and analysis was difficult, but conducting extensive investigation has allowed me to gather all the infor- mation required for designing a hotel and convention complex. Fortunately, my mentors from the GCAD, were always available and willing to answer all the queries. 1 would like to thank my super- visors for their excellent guidance and support during this process. | also wish to thank all of the re- spondents, without whose cooperation | would not have been able to conduct this analysis To my Gateway family, I would like to thank you for your wonderful cooperation as well. It ‘was always helpful to bat ideas about my research around you. I also benefitted from debating issues with my friends and family. If [ever lost interest, you kept me motivated. My parents deserve a par- ticular note of thanks: your wise counsel and kind words have always served me well,Table of Contents Declaration .... Certificate Dedication Acknowledgement ... Preface Table of contents ......scsssssessessseeees Figures and Tables .....ssssseeesese CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTIO! 1.1 Overview 1.2 Project Description 1.3 Validity & feasibility 1.4 Scope of project 1.5 Aim & Objectives 1.6 Personal Outlook 1.7 The Client 1.8 The Site CHAPTER 2: ANALYSIS OF ENVISAGED ACTIVITY ..esseessssee 2.1 Nature of Activities in the project vsseeteneeeesaeees PB. OB 2.1.1 In Hotel 2.1.2 In Convention Centre 2.2 Need of the Hotel-cum-Convention Centre 2.3 Classification of Hotels 2.4 Rating Criteria of Hotels2.5 History of the activity 2.5.1 Evolution in world 2.5.2 History in India 2.5.3 History in Delhi 2.6 Architectural implications of the activity 2.6.1 The space Allocation program 2.6.2 Design Phase 2.6.3 Planning and programming a hotel complex CHAPTER 3: THE ENVISAGED USER PROFILE ...ssssssssssessssssssssssseessesesceenesesss PQ 67 3.1, details of user 3.2. Expectations of User 3.3. Today’s demands of people CHAPTER 4: THE STANDARDS ... 4.1. Hotel 4.2. Convention Centre CHAPTER 5: PRIMARY CASE STUDIES..... 5.1 JW Marriott, New Delhi 5.2 Le Meridian, Windsor Palace, New Delhi airrsecereesanesntiesee RBI 5.3 Hotel Trident, Gurgaon 5.4 Comparison Analysis, CHAPTER 6: CASE STUDIES ....sssseeess ceseeeeeseegneesnsneneee PB. 118, 6.1 The Raftles City Convention Hotel Complex 6.2 San Diego Convention Hotel6.3 Hyderabad International Convention Center (H.LC.C) 6.4 Comparison Analysis CHAPTER 7: TE ANALY 7.1 Location 7.2 Site surroundings 7.3 Connectivity 7.4 Site Area & Site Dimensions 7.5 Climatic zone/sun wind path ete. 7.6 Figure-ground Study CHAPTER 8: CLIENT'S BRIEF .. 8.1 Client & Client’s Vision 8.2 Client requirements CHAPTER 9: ARCHITECTS’S BRIEF .. 9.1 Area requitements 9.2 Functional Analysis 9.3 Architectural constraints CHAPTER 10: DESIGN FACTORS OF CONSIDERATION . Pg. 160 CHAPTER 11: CONCEPT .sssseeeseeeeee 11.1 Design Ideology 11.2 Design Design STE mTmanmmemmonrmanmat DEANS,Fig no. 18 19 20 21 2 LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES, Title Introduction to topic Lobby of a boutique hotel Location of site Seminar in a Convention Centre Food and buffet facility ina Convention hall Resort Hotel Upscale facilites Hotel Index infographie Hotel Kempinski, Bedlin Mughal Serai Hote! Ashoka, Chanakyapuri Space allocation percentages Basie room layouts Spatial Relationship in Hotels, Hotel Programming Floor slab analysis, Guest-room activities analysis, Bathroom layout Lobby Schematic relationship Banquet hall of HLC.C Intemational Convention Centre Sydney Pittsburg convention center Source “Hotels in Paris” article by Matt Barretts, Double tree by Hilton, Chicago's website Google earth Birbeck University CChinaback Jackson catering Omni Hotels website Shangri La's website Hotel News resource Kempinski’s website Noor Jahan at Nurmahal Hotel's website “Hotel Space requirements” article Lewis Iv Rensburg Hotel Design Blog “Hotel Space requirements” article ADAPT Corporation ‘The lobe and mail Ine Time Savers Design & Development blog. HCC website Article by RAY WHITE, Exhibit City news 27 29 30 3B a4 35 38 39 45 47 nFig no. 2B 24 25 26 7 28 29 30 31 32 33 er 5 36 ” 38 9 40 4l a B 45 46 47 ‘Title ‘The Vancouver convention centre Phoenix convention centre ‘Typical room layouts Typical restaurant layout Typical kitehen layout Parking standards Multi storied Parking Parking standard Different creative types of car parking Laundry of average size Functioning of a Hotel ‘Auditorium standards Seating analysis Cross-section of theatre Stage profile Seating dimensions Typical layout of an Auditorium Multi-use Auditoriums Workstation’s layouts Seating arrangement Office room layouts Conference tables layout Banguet halls analysis Typical meeting rooms Services areas ‘Source Kenneth Chan Phoenix's website Time Savers Standards Time Savers Standards Time Savers Standards ‘Time Savers Standards ‘Time Savers Standards Time Savers Standards “Time Savers Standards National Building Codes ‘National Building Codes MoGraw- HILL International Series MoGraw- HILL International Series MoGraw= HILL International Series MoGraw- HILL International Series MoGraw- HILL International Series MoGraw- HILL International Series MoGraw= HILL International Series Time Savers Standards Time Savers Standards Time Savers Standards Time Savers Standards Time Savers Standards Time Savers Standards National Building Codes Page no. 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