CHITKARA SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND

ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN - V
CASE STUDY - CULTURAL HAAT

SUBMITTED BY:-
Shailja Singh 1915991102 SEC-C
Kudrat Trehan 1915991047 SEC-A
URBAN HAAT AT
BELAPUR
MUMBAI, INDIA

CASE STUDY
Urban Haat is an ever- permanent fair for crafts, food
and cultural activities. The craftsmen from various
areas and the cultural happenings provides a
panoramic view of richness and diversity of
handicrafts and articrafts.
THE CONCEPT OF 'URBAN HAAT'
'URBAN HAAT' the word itself says, Haat market place
particular town/village.
It provides space to the artisan and craftsmen of India
to exhibit and sell their handicrafts, therefore cutting
the middle agencies.
ABOUT CIDCO'S URBAN HAAT
1. SITE AREA-15 ACERES
2. BUILT UP AREA-10% OF TOTAL SITE AREA
3. TOPOGRAPHY-LOCATED ON CONTOUR
4. VEGETATION-VARIETY IN TREES, SHRUBS AND
BUSHES
5. FACILITIES-50 EXIBITION CUM SELLING SHOPS
AMPHITHEATRE WITH CAPACITY UPTO 200 PEOPLE
EXIBITION HALL
FOOD COURT
 LO C AT I O N A N D
SITE
SURROUNDINGS
The site is near to Belapur railway station in sector 29,
the site is located at corner of cross junction of
Nirmaladevi Marg and Sakarem Patil Marg.
 The site is hilly terrain which is slooping towards the main road.
The planning is done keeping in mind the pedestrians circulation
and site contours. The site is planned in such a way that it minimise
the excavation cost by building a retaining wall arround the
siteand locating structural components at periphery of the wall.
AMPHITHEATRE
Prince Bay
Marketing
Exhibition Centre
AECOM
SHENZHEN, CHINA

CASE STUDY
 The design concept is based on
the shape of a “three-blade
propeller”, which extends out
into of three sets of 70 meter
smooth surfaces and three super-
scale windows.
• Prince Bay
Marketing Exhibition Centre is located
at Shekou Harbour, Shekou, the
The alternating experience of
birthplace of the Shenzhen Economic
"inside" and “outside”, together
Reform. with the contradiction of
"opaque" and "transparency",
allow the conversion between
"virtual" and “reality", and
transformation between "time"
and "space", producing a rich
multi-dimensional experience
Building volumes made of glass and steel, creating
lightness and more dynamic form.
 Three double-layer opaque exhibition halls are built around a three storey high atrium.
Throughout the descending visitor route, a variety of high-tech virtual images

By raising the main space of the building to 6 metres high, line of vision
is suddenly opened up to views of cruise ships and mountain trees in
the distance.

The Edge of the side court flip up to form the roof, a covering for
the “hanging garden” with fantastic views. The material of the exhibition hall
include dark red brick and etching copper reflecting the history of Shekou,
while the glazed glass of the side atrium suggests futurity.
Merging of these two materials at a distance echo a balance of
warm and cold.