INTRODUCTION TO BUSNESS INCUBATOR User need and characteristics Start-up missions

An incubator in business speak is No User Spaces they need Characteristics

accompany that helps new and startup 1. Professionals Work space -Not very receptive to interaction
companies to develop. Its basic mode
Entrepreneurs Work cabin and require calmer, quieter
of this empowerment, is by providing
services such as management training environment.
Meeting rooms
or office space. Business incubator
-Main user of space and services
differ from research and technology Library
parks in their dedication exclusively -May need occasional rearranging of
to startups and early-stage companies Ahmednagar’s decent success in industrial sector is
working modules and partitions.
while science parks support pretty much hampered by its lacklustre performance in
2. Collaborators Meeting room -Clear movement through facility
innovation on a university campus.
Successful ways to incubate start- Strategies to achieve these aspects : the service sector. In fact, apart from few banks, show
Waiting room due to they are not familiar with the
ups 1. Demonstrate these benefits of redesign, repair, on service sector front. In order to give much needed
center. ➢ Goals reuse and recycle.
Auditorium boom to the service sector Maharashtra Government
➢ Resources 2. Attract different and diverse target groups with
AIM – -Parking spaces within the center. ➢ Freedom diverse work opportunities and activities. has constructed an IT park in the MIDC area, but
Aim for togetherness where people, activities and 3. Technical Administration -Require regular office spaces, ➢ Flexibility 3. Promote innovative sharing models and eco-
values are weaved together and support each ➢ Failure friendly lifestyles. any major Indian IT companies or international IT
Administrative cafeteria and parking space as well.
other. The social network will be open and Offices Bottom Line – Business 4. Support and inspire young entrepreneurs. companies is yet to open a branch here.
flexible for new collaborations to happen Incubation is like Jump in at the 5. Platform no involve visitors as active
And Training rooms Ahmednagar’s failure in the service sector can be
between different entrepreneurs, industries, deep end. participants.
researchers and inventories. And it also helps to maintenance 6. Encourage collaboration and networking. mainly attributed to the lack of required skills
strengthening the local economy.
staff Addressing the new normal
OBJECTIVE – 4. Visitors Auditoriums -preferably, they wish to experience
The modern workspace should reflects the moods of example workers:
• It is harder for the start-up companies to acquire the spirit of the place. There have been extreme changes to the modern workspaces. Throughout the good
sophisticated infrastructure and professional Interaction spaces
country – from the first open – plan offices to the engagement of cubical culture , but
services perhaps move are quite important as what’s happening right now,
Seminar rooms
• Thus, a Dedicated working together space will The engagement of the hybrid office design purpose out only a change in the physical START UP AHMEDNAGAR
allow its members to share office space with 5. Members of the Offices -Work on odd hours and require
layout of the office, but a deeper shift in attitudes about where and how we work.
other budding companies. makers space access of service vehicles. Give wings to your imagination and realize your
• Member companies can also take part in events, Library
As we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, people want the freedom to work when dreams as the soil of Ahmednagar is, yet again,
seminars that will host experts from various 6. Mentors Administration -Spaces and connection within the and where they fool they have their most productive.
fields. calling to empower those who dare to dream big.
Associates office Workers recognize the short comings of open-plan design and th display advantages of
• Moreover, it will allow entrepreneurs to interact Meeting rooms
cubicle office layouts.
and talk about tackling common problems. ➢ Start-up Ahmednagar movement – more than
Library -To guide beginner if they need any 300 people registered for funding’s and give
Younger employers demand flexibility and access to re-management workspaces with
advice. their ideas to the founder.
SHARING OFFICE SPACES USER - Interaction space a greater focus on collaborations , learning , and teamwork.
That shows the need of spaces for the newly start-
Sharing office spaces are frequently used by freelancers, Need of entrepreneurs: ups, entrepreneur, ventures and small business.
entrepreneurs, small teams, and start-up businesses. While the role and contribution of entrepreneurs and TARGET GROUPS
Basically, they are used by any type of worker who would entrepreneurship cannot be overstated, the mention of the needs Young Professionals :
The programme offers
otherwise be working from home or need to rent their own for an entrepreneur to Turn one cannot be avoided. There are a meaningful, creative
workspace. certain specific aspects in which entrepreneur may need and innovative
atmosphere, in order to
But the makeup of members can vary greatly depending significant support at least till he sustains in his pursuit and his start-up resource
venture take off. Start-up Entrepreneurs : effective business.
on the particular sharing space. Some sharing spaces are Social network,
Pune is recently known as a
popular among artists and activists, while others attract The specific aspects include guidance to start a trade Centre for the many meeting point and a
The Road Ahead
businesses and start-up test ground for new
mostly tech professionals. And non-profit organizations business venture, conducive office space to operate, Incubators in India are a fairly recent phenomenon and gives the diverse nature in
entrepreneurs. But in resource effective
India. The models will have to evolve. The next generation of innovation will rise
also frequently make use of sharing spaces, since they are networking, seed or angel funding, collaborations, Ahmednagar there is no strategies are
from Ties I and Ties II cities, making the role of incubators even more vital to the
such place for workers. additional advantages.
typically offered discounted membership fees. administrative infrastructure and support, legal and secretarial survival of success startup. IT Indians needs so push itself ahead as a global startup
hub, then incubators need to be at the forefront of these effects. This will be a good
assistance, etc. No single consultant or a mentor may be opportunity to expand their
Due to the advantages sharing can provide, some large
Residence of Ahmednagar : social network and
companies have also started moving their remote workers resourceful enough with all these specific aspects to provide the collaborate with each other
Residence of Ahmednagar city are willing to commute for work or study together
same to aspiring entrepreneurs. The only facility which will be with desired living conditions. Now they can work and study in this sharing in order to strengthen their
into these shared workspaces. That includes companies
working space. existence networks.
like Nike, GM, Canadian Tire, and General Electric. able to bring all the aspects together is incubator.

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 INDIAN HABITAT CENTRE
PARAMET INDIAN HABITAT CENTRE CITY CENTRE KOLKATA
CITY CENTRE
ERS
The INDIAN HABITAT CENTRE (IHC) was City center is not just the conference of
conceived as form for handling multi-disciplinary Architect Joseph Allen stein, Doshi & Charles correa various outlets of designer wear, jewelry
issues involved in the development of human Bhalla architects shops, coffee shops, departmental stores
settlements. The project weaves urban design into a Year 1993 2004 and multiplex theatre, it is a mall where
synergetic inter-relationship between institution Location Lodhi road, new Delhi Bidhannagar, Kolkata
there is a conference of care and
working in diverse habitat, related fields to Site area 38850m2 20234m2
compassion along with culture of
optimize the total effectiveness. Built up 53000m2 50400m2
It mixes work, commercial and social spaces to consumerism. In the mall, there is a unique
area
result in an integrated urban physical form, with blend of the nostalgic Kolkata elements like
Ground 9,550m2 – 25% 8,100m2 – 40%
common facilities for information. the Bengali’s passion for 'adda' and the
coverage
SITE conditions concept of consumerism within the
FAR 1.4 2.5
complex of this mall.
Plain site located on Lodhi road, new Delhi. The L Max 7 8
SITE
shaped site has frontage on three sides, all bounded Floors
➢ Connectivity and access - The site can be city center is located in bidhannagar, Salt
by roads. The fourth side is flanked by Bal Bharati Intent To provide 'physical environment A mall where there is a
school. The area is predominantly institutional along accessed from three sides bounded by roads. Lake City as it is popularly Called. It is a
confluence of care and
Lodhi road and residential as one moves deeper to individuals & institutions planned satellite town of Kolkata. The site
Lodhi road on the north serves as pedestrian compassion along with the
inside. related to habitat to boost their is rectangular in shape with plain terrain. GENERAL INFO
entrance. Roads on west, max muller Marg, and culture of consumerism.
-Architects – joseph Allen stein, Doshi & Bhalla architects relationship & effectiveness. ACCESS - Architects- Charles Correa
south, Vardaman Marg serve as direct access The site is well connected with roads and streets touching the site
- Client – Indian habitat center society Building Predominantly Offices, Guest Commercial, Offices. Food - Construction - 2004
roads to different areas of the complexes and Program courts, health care units on all four sides almost seamlessly with 14 vehicular & pedestrian
- Site area ~4 Ha Accommodation, Convention entry/exit points. It receives a footfall of about 10,000 on - Clients Kolkata Metropolitan Development
entry by vehicle is allowed Entertainment Zone,
- FAR 1.4 Centre, Member's facility Admin& Banquet Hall. weekdays & about 25.000 on weekends.
• 200m from Lodhi corner bus stop - Authority and Gujarat Ambuja Cements
- Built-up area 53,000m2 auditorium and theaters, library, floor wise area distriubution
• 1km from Jawaharlal Nehru stadium. - Limited
- Super built-up 97,000m2 exhibition. 10

• Metro station on the violet line. Response Responds to & goes with the Blends with the context, no 9

8 - CONNECTIVITY
to context boundary walls make it
theme or the setup in NDMC, 7
open for all. Vehicular 6
- Site Area-20234 sqm
doesn't make an attempt to entries from rear side make 5
- Kolkata Airport 11 km
stand-out. it pedestrian friendly 4
- FAR-2.5
Site Peripheral road network Peripheral vehicular 3

2
Planning around the site. The offices movement & parking - Sealdah Railway Station-7 km
1
zone & the cultural zone are allows pedestrian 0 - Built-up area - 50400 sqm
connected by a series of movement to be random ground floor floor 1 floor 2 floor 3 floor 4 floor 5 floor 6 floor 7

commertial shop office area food zone health care administartion - ISBT - 3 km
plazas & courtyards. and natural inside the
project. - Ground coverage 40%
Architectu Use of landscaped plazas, The design has - City Centre Metro Station - O m
ral greenery & earthy materials incorporated contemporary
- Maximum No. of Floors -8
expression to the humanize the scale & look with the traditional
SITE PLAN experience of the large Bengali environment which
complex. is complimented by the
play of light and shadow
creates interesting
experiences.
Spatial Inward looking public space Non-airconditioned yet
quality with landscaping & greenery shaded open spaces. use of
Movement system of plan creating peaceful space water elements &
: Section through basement showing the gradual
Lower within the city. landscaping complimented
slope of the basement slab with food & play of
Basement
shadows make it a
Upper plan comfortable & attractive
Basement place for people to visit.
showing
plan Place- Presence of Premium Pedestrian friendly, no
showing parking
making boundary walls, multiple
parking and Institutions the IHC club,
componen plazas & streets, food &
and Architectural features & the
services. ts shopping as purposes.
services landscaped courtyards,
kund as an anchor public
convention & hotel facilities
place.
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 T Hub Incubator, Hyderabad Parameter T-Hub Business Incubator
Designer W Design Studio
T Hub is a pilot project of Architecture in the nation designed for T-Hub – Bringing Global Entrepreneurial
Year of Commission 2015
the purpose of an incubation Centre. The building features extended Excellence to India Number of Users & Space Standards 7500 sqm for approximately 150 workers and 35 mentors
mezzanines over a central atrium the results in Acutely interesting T-Hub is a unique public/private partnership Applicable

massing and open workstation configuration. Sustainability
strategies are well adopted and a large variety of texture and colours
in material are included to create enthusiastic and refreshing
Environments.
T-Hub is the subject case study, which is a distinguished incubator
from
many angles. T-Hub is India’s largest and also the fastest-
growing start-up engine catalysing Innovation, Scale and Deal Flow.
It is set up in 2014 as a unique public/private partnership between
the government of Telangana, three of India’s premier academic
institutes (IIIT-H, ISB and NALSAR) and key private sector leaders.
It stands at the intersection of the start-up, academic, corporate,
research and government sectors.
Incubator in T-Hub:
The first phase of T-Hub is housed in a 70,000 square foot building
called Catalyst, making it the largest incubator in a single location in
India entirely dedicated to entrepreneurship. The building will be
used for working together spaces, meetings, mentoring, networking
sessions and conferences. T-Hub provides access to mentors,
Intent To create a fresh, contemporary structure that facilitates collaborative workings and results in creative
between the government of Telangana, 3 of
production of innovative goods and services. The T-Hub is the one of the first buildings that has been
India’s premier academic institutes (IIIT-H, ISB
constructed with the intent of the function in the country
& NALSAR) and key private sector leaders. It
stands at the intersection of the start-up,
Belief/Style Contemporary, Expressionistic. Extensive use of colour over industrial produced material to bring
academic, corporate, research and government
enthusiastic undertones to the aura of space.
Ground - services, canteen, kitchen, reception, sectors. Founding Partners: Relevant Area of Research for The Designer Workshops, Office Buildings, Accelerator Offices
floor waiting area.
• Indian School of Business
Urban Context, Neighbourhood, Precent, Located in Hyderabad, Telangana, It is within the business district of the city and approximately km
G+1 reception area, waiting area, advisory,
• NALSAR -(National Academy of Legal
Land-use from the Airport connectivity. It is placed inside the IIT-H campus and is surrounded by land-use f
working space, utility locker area
Studies and Research residential, institutional, research parks and offices on all sides.
• IIIT Hyderabad - The International Institute
of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIIT Geometry, Mass, Volume, Figure Ground Cuboid + Voided Atrium;
G+2 work space, office cabin, utility, mentor’s
room, central atrium Hyderabad) The floor planes recede as we move vertically upward from the atrium, this creates overlooking space
where even the public atrium. 35m by 25m, with an atrium that varies from 15m to7m in its nominal
• Government of Telangana
G+3 work space, utility, cafe, classroom, width
lounge, store A. Vision Orientation The buildings Sits in a strong urban context and thus is not oriented according to the cardinal
• T-Hub is designed for technology-related direction but the site conditions
G+4 work space, meeting rooms, private
work space, cabins start-ups, and its mission is to catalyst the Accessibility, Precinct, Neighbourhood, City The site accessible from pedestrian routes, vehicular and transit Bus services
creation of one of the tightest and most Level, Transit Connectivity
G+5 cafe, lounge, utility, work space
vibrant entrepreneur communities in the

investors and academia under one roof. It supports and promotes G+6 gaming room, cyber lab world in order to encourage and fuel more Site Plan / Circulation The Site is connected with other institutional buildings in the vicinity by pedestrian pathways The

start-up success stories in India. We will do design intended to be a plug-in style with the existing
technological innovations occurring in the Hyderabad start-up
Landscaping + Open Space Components The terrace of the building has been turned into a small café and planted with shrubs and glasses Only
ecosystem. Early stage start-ups with a minimum viable product this in the following ways:
the accessible greens adjunct to the building with the campus limits are present.
(MVP) and with some traction in the market can apply. • Attract the best start-ups and entrepreneur
organizations from across the world to Materiality + Facade Strategy A wide range of material of natural, synthetic and emulated natural quality is used extensively
Hyderabad. throughout the buildings
Construction System Reinforced concrete with plastered and panelled finishes The atrium of the building behaves as a light
• Work with an extensive network of partners
well, evenly distributing the structure All service pipelines are exposed and celebrated with Graphics
to help entrepreneurs launch and scale
and graphic design elements. This has been possible due to the central air-conditioning system
innovative companies.

• Equip innovators and organizations alike Functional Relationship Diagrams The meeting rooms and collaborative spaces usually open up to the atrium The circulation overlooks
Library / meeting room
Atrium with the entrepreneurship skills required to the atrium in the middle and is generally more private to an office Mechanical services are based out
succeed, using methodologies that transcend in the basement

traditional learning. Spatial Organization and its Contribution to A central atrium is the binding elements around which all working and served spaces are dedicated to.
the whole While the circulation patterns between the centre. The service ducts also act as a sign-age holder
where undersides of pipe direct users towards various function.

Beside the artificial lighting that have drawn well curated to meet individual needs the central atrium
acts as a daylighting strategy for the inner segments of the building Windows are covered with
Lighting Strategies
appropriately designed louvers and overhanging shades carefully, to reduce glare and heat gain
Cafeteria Cabins and atrium view Circulation are present on the periphery and generally opening towards the lobby and the atrium

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 Criteria for selection of site
SITE LOCATION
Ahmednagar was chosen as the city for the project because the abysmal condition of existing offices infra
structure and facilities, and the demand for such facilities are immense given the promotion of the start-up • Geographic location – towards professor colony road , Premdan chowk ,
of the start-up India movement and start-up Ahmednagar movement the city, its institution and the citizens savedi , Ahmednagar
are ready to innovate and incubate new ideas, contributing to the development of the tertiary sector of the • Site boundary - south : adrshana colony ( residential area)
economy. west : datta devasthan temple
north : Premdan chowk road
The savedi region is well populated with diversity of professional and experts and well developed. Along east : hotel castle
with these components that are necessary for incubator infrastructure, it is also commercial centre, i.e. a • Site area – 10687.50 sq.m
sector wait for successful products and services. • Entrance location and types – the entrance to the site through north side
from main road access is east west road and additional secondary entry
Site were shortlisted in nagar – Manmad highway connected to pipeline road region of savedi
from back side of east there in small internal road.
Ahmednagar. The site at savedi was chosen due to following factors.
➢ Connectivity to the city with bus and auto transport services. ➢ Neighbouring buildings –
➢ Availability of land at popular highway touch area.
➢ Surrounded by commercial buildings like hotels, wedding lawns. • Distance – in close periphery
• Heights - most of neighbouring buildings are 2-5 storey tall
• Uses – public , commercial , residential , restaurants , religious, etc.
• Building type – all surrounding buildings are modern.
• Noise levels – noise is faces in the north of the site due to vehicular
movement and also construction of new buildings. SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGHT
ACCESS
• The site lies in central
• Public routes – the access to public routes is through main road of location WEAKNESS
India map Maharashtra map Ahmednagar map Site Location Premdan chowk and professor chowk through public vehicle. • It is very suitable for • Residential zone
• Private route – it can be accessed through main road and internal
Site analysis routes. networking backside of the site
• Vehicle access – public vehicle access through main road • The site provides easy • Tress and shrubs on site
Geographic location – towards professor colony road, • Pedestrian access - through all connecting roads access to number of major
Premdan chowk, savedi, Ahmednagar locations
TRESS AND VEGITATION THREAT
Site boundary - south: adrshana colony (residential area • Lies in majorly main
• Items for removal – removal of the grasses , shrubs and bahabli trees OPPORTUNITY
- west: datta devasthan temple all around the site road and it has constant
• Items to maintain – boundary line trees of the site
• Since the site is in noise
north: Premdan chowk road - east: hotel castle central area dynamic • Traffic congestion.
• Visibility – site is visible from the road and surrounding buildings design and views can
Site area – 10687.50 sq.m • Light – light in the site is unrestricted
be achieved
Entrance location and types – the entrance to the site • The design and
through north side from main road access is east west elevation can attracts to
road and additional secondary entry from back side of people.
east there in small internal road.
DP plan
VIEWS OF SITE

Towards Premdan chowk road

Towards Professor
chowk road
North side road
East side internal road

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 TRADIONAL OFFICE SPACE MODERN OFFICE SPACE Placemaking trend focuses on – experiences and happenings with the work
USER
YOU ARE CREATINGA PLACE, NOT JUST A DESIGN
They can relax , When people describe a place, they enjoy. they use Words Like "safe”,"fun”,"beautiful" and "welcoming". These words describe
socialize ,
the intangible qualities of a true place -the kind of place people talk about and return to over and over. To create place, we shall
engage in other
activities cater to the people & not the design. The goal is to create place that has both a strong sense of community and a comfortable
Long
image. as well as a setting and activities and uses that collectively add up to Something more than the sum of its often-simple
working
Fitness center or Play or parts.
popular amenities
hours
fun at
work FORM SUPPORTS FUNCTION
They expect additional
on site convenience The most successful places grow out of understanding what a space needs to offer so that people will use it. By following
and luxuries and incorporating the uses articulated by the community. a designer can not only make the space interesting to look at
and Be in, but also very functional.
Community to create a unique
steps: - Develop diagram of the functions that are to occur in the space and locate the functions onto a plan of the site.
space where people want to
be
COLLABORATION

1. Poling of talents &

strengths
PLACEMAKING 2. Development of
employee skills
3. Speed up solutions
Placemaking is a multi-faceted 4. Collaboration is
powerful. And today’s
approach to the planning, design workplaces are just
and management of public beginning to scratch its
surface.
UNITY
spaces. Placemaking capitalizes
1. Unity at work is
on a local community's assets, infinitely more
Growing demand of modern spaces that provide - inspiration, and potential, with powerful than
competition.
the intention of creating public 2. A team of employees is
spaces that promote people's the key to turning your
vision for your
health, happiness, and well-being. company into a reality.
Unity and trust
AMINITIES EXPERIENCES SERVICES TRANSITION however, requires a lot
SPACES of hard work.

1. Transitional space CHANCE ENCOUNTERS

is the space of play 1. A sense of identity.
WE SPEND TIME AT THE THREE PLACES and creativity 2. Working together
where our culture spaces gives some
is created , where member a sense of
teaching and professionalism and
learning take credibility that
place, where art is traditional remote
made and where working does not.
culture is created.

TEAMWORK

HOME WORK SOCIAL 1. Networking is about recognizing and taking

advantages o valuable relationships to get things
done and to achieve a goal. 2.Networking is also
related to participation.
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3X3.3 3X3.3

3.5 M WIDE PASSAGE

1.5X2
LIFT
SMALL OFFICE SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3 3X3.3

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3

INDIVIDUAL WORKING MODULE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 LARGE OFFICE
9.8 X9.6 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.5X4.3

SMALL OFFICE 6.3 M WIDE PASSAGE

3X3.3 3.8 M WIDE PASSAGE

TOILETS
4.1X3.5

SEMI OPEN SITTING

3.7X4.8

LARGE OFFICE
3.6 M WIDE PASSAGE 2 M WIDE PASSAGE 3.3X4

UP
MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
HANDICAP TOILET
2.6X1.8 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9

LIFT LIFT LARGE OFFICE

1.5X2 1.5X2 3.4X4

GENTS TOILET
6.2X3.8

LADIES TOILET
3.5X6.7

CONFERENCE ROOM
6X5

MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM

6X4 6X4

SEMINAR ROOM
(LARGE)
7X7.2 UP

SEMINAR ROOM
(SMALL)
SEMINAR ROOM 4X5
(SMALL)
PANTRY
4X5
WAITING
LOUNGE Toilet Ladies Toilet Gents
3X3.3 LIFT 4.5X5.3 4.5X4
1.5X2

SHEET NO SCALE THESIS GUIDE RAMESH PHIRODIA COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

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 SMALL OFFICE
SMALL OFFICE 3X3.3
3X3.3

1.5X2
LIFT
SMALL OFFICE
SMALL OFFICE 3X3.3
3X3.3

1.5X2
LIFT
3.5 M WIDE PASSAGE
SMALL OFFICE
SMALL OFFICE 3X3.3
3X3.3
3M BRIDGE

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3 4.5 M WIDE PASSAGE
INDIVIDUAL WORKING MODULE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
9.8 X9.6 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9

1M WIDE PASSAGE

DOUBLE HEIGHT 3.8 M WIDE PASSAGE

TOILETS
4.1X3.5

2 M WIDE PASSAGE MEDIUM OFFICE

3.6 M WIDE PASSAGE 3.85X3.9

UP

HANDICAP TOILET MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
2.6X1.8 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9

LIFT LIFT
1.5X2 1.5X2

GENTS TOILET
6.2X3.8

LADIES TOILET
3.5X6.7

EXHIBITION SPACE
15X5
LOBBY

UP
EXPERIENCE
CENTRE
11.5X7.2
WAITING
LOUNGE
TERRACE GARDEN
8X5
3X3.3
Toilet Ladies Toilet Gents
LIFT 4.5X5.3 4.5X4
1.5X2

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 SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3

1.5X2
LIFT
SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3

1.5X2
LIFT
3.5 M WIDE PASSAGE
SMALL OFFICE
SMALL OFFICE 3X3.3
3X3.3
3M BRIDGE

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3 4.5 M WIDE PASSAGE
INDIVIDUAL WORKING MODULE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
9.8 X9.6 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3 3.8 M WIDE PASSAGE

TOILETS
4.1X3.5

2 M WIDE PASSAGE MEDIUM OFFICE

3.6 M WIDE PASSAGE 3.85X3.9

UP

HANDICAP TOILET PASSAGE SITTING MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
2.6X1.8 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9
6X4

LIFT LIFT
1.5X2 1.5X2

GENTS TOILET
6.2X3.8

LADIES TOILET
3.5X6.7

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 SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3

1.5X2
LIFT
SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3
SPACE FRAME
10X25

1.5X2
LIFT
3.5 M WIDE PASSAGE

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3
3M BRIDGE

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3 4.5 M WIDE PASSAGE
MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9

TERRACE GARDEN
9.8X10

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3 3.8 M WIDE PASSAGE

TOILETS
4.1X3.5

3 M WIDE PASSAGE 2 M WIDE PASSAGE MEDIUM OFFICE

3.6 M WIDE PASSAGE 3.85X3.9

UP

HANDICAP TOILET MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
2.6X1.8 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9
GAMING ZONE
7.5X37
LIFT LIFT
1.5X2 1.5X2

GENTS TOILET
6.2X3.8

LADIES TOILET
3.5X6.7

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 GROUND LVL 22.3 GROUND LVL 22.3

GROUND LVL 21.1 GROUND LVL 21.1

GROUND LVL 18.7 GROUND LVL 18.7

GROUND LVL 16.5 GROUND LVL 16.5

GROUND LVL 14.2 GROUND LVL 14.2

GROUND LVL 12.3 GROUND LVL 12.3

GROUND LVL 12.1 GROUND LVL 12.1

GROUND LVL 9.8 GROUND LVL 9.8

GROUND LVL 7.6 GROUND LVL 7.6

GROUND LVL 5.35 GROUND LVL 5.35

GROUND LVL 3.15 GROUND LVL 3.15

GROUND LVL 0.0

GROUND LVL 0.0

SECTION AT AA' SECTION AT CC'

GROUND LVL 15.9M

GROUND LVL 15

GROUND LVL 14.1

GROUND LVL 12

GROUND LVL 11.1

GROUND LVL 9

GROUND LVL 8.1

GROUND LVL 6.9

GROUND LVL 6

GROUND LVL 5.1

GROUND LVL 3.0

45
35

GROUND LVL 2.7

GROUND LVL 1.8
GROUND LVL 0.9
GROUND LVL 0.9
GROUND LVL 0.6
GROUND LVL 0.0

SECTION AT BB'

B'

MANAGERS CABIN MENTOR'S ROOM

5X4 4X3
LVL 0.0 M

MP
RA
HEAD'S ROOM
4X3.8 ACCOUNTS DIVISION
LVL 0.6 M

M
5X5

6
ADMIN
ARCHIEVE ROOM
3X2.1

CANTEEN
ADMINISTRATION
7X6.5

LVL 1.8 M
CATERING
AREA
PREPARATION 5X3
DRY STORE AREA
5X3 6X3

10 M RAMP
B

15
SQM
15
SQM

SQM
15
15
SQM
15 SQM

STATIONARY
Toilet Gents
4.5X4

Toilet Ladies
4.5X5.3

10 M RAMP
TEA STALL

LVL 3 M

UP
6

1.5X2
LIFT
3,96

1.5X2
LIFT
8,48
UP

5,29
LIFT LIFT
1.5X2 1.5X2

SERVICES

UP
6,53

LIFT
1.5X2

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3
3X3.3
SMALL OFFICE

1.5X2
LIFT
SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3

1.5X2
LIFT
3X3.3
SMALL OFFICE

SMALL OFFICE
3X3.3
3X3.3
SMALL OFFICE
MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9

3X3.3
SMALL OFFICE
DOUBLE
C HEIGHT C'

MEDIUM OFFICE
3.85X3.9
UP
MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE MEDIUM OFFICE
3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9 3.85X3.9

MEDIUM OFFICE
3.85X3.9
LIFT LIFT
1.5X2 1.5X2

EXHIBITION SPACE
15X5

UP
EXPERIENCE CENTRE
11.5X7.2

WAITING
LOUNGE

Toilet Ladies
TOILETS

Toilet Gents
TERRACE GARDEN 3X3.3

4.5X5.3

4.5X4
LIFT
1.5X2

A'

B'

KEY PLAN
SHEET NO SCALE THESIS GUIDE RAMESH PHIRODIA COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
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