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ARCHITECTURE
GURU NANAK DEV UNIVERSITY
AMRITSAR

TOPIC:- TOURIST RESORT

ONLINE
LIBRARY ONLINE LIVE CASE
LITRATURE
STUDY CASE STUDY STUDY
CASE STUDY

HAVELI,
DESERT RESORT MANDAWA, ANANT RESORT,
AMRITSAR
RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR

SUBMITTED BY: SUBMITTED TO:

❖ VIDHITA LAMBA 45 ❖ AR. NITIN BATRA

❖ AAYUSH BAWA 60 ❖ AR. RAWAL SINGH AULAKH
❖ GURLEEN KAUR 67 ❖ AR. PARTH ARORA
❖ SNEHAEL GOEL 72

➢ B.ARCH, SEC B, SEM V, 3ND YEAR

 • PARKING:
LIBRARY STUDY
THERE CONTINUES TO BE AN INCREASE IN VEHICLE NUMBERS, WITH A CORRESPONDING DEMAND FOR
FACILITIES TO SERVE THE CAR AND THE OWNER

• FUNCTION OF RESORT: o PARKING CONFIGURATION:

THE RESORT IS A MULTI-FUNCTIONAL SPACE WHICH INCORPORATES THE FOLLOWING FUCTIONS: DIMENSIONS OF VEHICLE PARKING SPACES IN PARKING BAYS RANGE FROM 1.80 X 4.60M TO 2.50 X 6.00M.
• ACCOMMODATION BUT SLIGHTLY LONGER FOR LONGER PARKING. WHILE THE 90 DEGREES PARKING IS MORE ECONOMICAL
• FOODING • CLUB IN SPACE REQUIREMENTS (20-22 SQ. PER CAR), 45 DEGREES PARKING (23-26 SQ. M) CAN BE MORE
• BOATING CONVENIENT.
• RELAXATION
• PARTY
• GAMING • SEMINAR
• MEETING • DANCING
• MARRIAGE o PARKING LAYOUT:

• FACILITIES AT RESORT: • PARALLEL PARKING.

• PARKING SPACES (MIN); 7.5 METRES LONG
• CONFERENCE AND 2.75 METRES WIDE.
• BANQUET HALLS
• TV LOUNGE
o ANGLE 900 PARKING:
• RECREATIONAL AREAS,.. etc
• REQUIREMENTS OF RESORT: EFFICIENT IN LOW TURNOVER RATE OR LONG TERM PARKING
AREAS, THE PERPENDICULAR, OR 90 DEGREE PARKING
• ENTRANCE CONFIGURATION IS THE MOST VEHICLES PER LINEAR METER.
• RECEPTION
• LOBBY • KITCHEN & DINING STANDARD DIMENSIONS FOR THIS CONFIGURATION ARE:
• BEDROOM WITH COMFORTABLE BATH • PATHWAYS • PARKING SPACE WIDTH 2.75M.
• GYM SPORTS • BAR • PARKING SPACE LENGTH 6 M.
• SWIMMING POOL (INDOOR/OUTDOOR) • SALON • DRIVING AISLE WIDTH (2-WAY) 7 M.
• LANDSCAPE • MEETING ROOM • TWO ROWS PLUS AISLE WIDTH 19M.
• SEMINAR HALL • MARRIAGE HALL • VEHICLES PER 100 LINEAR METER DOUBLE ROW 82.
• AMPHITHEATRE • MANAGER ROOM
• GARDEN CLUB • STORE ROOM
o ANGLE 600 PARKING:
• LIBRARY • SPA FACILITIES
• KIDS PLAY ARENA • RESTAURANT
• IT IS IDEAL FOR A FAST TURN OVER RATE FOR PREDOMINATELY.
• BOATING • ROOMS OF DIFFERENT
• SHORT TERM USE. OFTEN OFFSET BY DIFFICULTIES OF
• STAFF ROOM CATEGORIES
INEFFICIENT CIRCULATION.
• PATTERNS AND ONE-WAY AISLES.

STANDARD DIMENSIONS FOR THIS CONFIGURATION ARE:

• PARKING SPACE WIDTH 2.75M.
• PARKING SPACE LENGTH 6M.
• DRIVING AISLES WIDTH (1-WAY) 5.5M.
• TWO ROWS PLUS WIDTH 16.5M.
• VEHICLES PER 100 LINEAR METER DOUBLE ROW 65.6.

o ANGLE 450 PARKING:

THE 45 DEGREE ANGLED PARKING CONFIGURATION DISPLAYS

SIMILAR BENEFITS AND LIMITATIONS AS THE 60 DEGREE.

STANDARD DIMENSIONS FOR THIS CONFIGURATION ARE:

• PARKING SPACE WIDTH 2.75M.
• PARKING SPACE LENGTH 6M.
• DRIVING AISLE WIDTH (1-WAY) 4.5M.
• TWO ROWS PLUS AISLE WIDTH 14M.
• VEHICLES PER 100 LINEAR METER DOUBLE ROW 52.5.
 • RECEPTION:
PROPER DESIGN OF RECEPTION AREA IS CRITICAL IN COMMUNICATING AN ORGANIZATION’S
DESIRED COOPERATEIMAGE. RECEPTION SPACES ARE BOTH THE FIRST AND LAST AREAS WITH
WHICH THE VISITOR INTERACTS AND ACCORDINGLY, HAVE CONSIDERABLE VISUAL IMPACT IN
COMMUNICATING THAT IMAGE.
BED ROOM:
o FURNITURE CLEARANCES:
TO ASSURE ADEQUATE SPACE FOR CONVENIENT USE OF FURNITURE IN THE BEDROOM, NOT LESS THAN
THE FOLLOWING CLEARANCES SHOULD BE OBSERVED .
42 IN AT ONE SIDE OR FOOT OF BED FOR DRESSING
• 6 IN BETWEEN SIDE OF BED AND SIDE OF DRESSER OR CHEST
• 36 IN IN FRONT OF DRESSER, CLOSET, AND CHEST OF DRAWERS
• 24 IN FOR MAJOR CIRCULATION PATH (DOOR TO CLOSET, ETC .)
• 22 IN ON ONE SIDE OF BED FOR CIRCULATION
• 12 IN ON LEAST USED SIDE OF DOUBLE BED .
• THE LEAST-USED SIDE OF A SINGLE OR TWIN BED CAN BE PLACED AGAINST THE WALL EXCEPT IN
BEDROOMS FOR THE ELDERLY.

IN CM
A 40-48 101.6-12
B 24MIN 61.0MIN
C 18 46.7
D 22-30 66.9-78.2
E 78MIN 198.1MIN
F 24-27 61.0-68.6
G 36-39 91.4-99.1
H 8-9 20.3-22.9
I 2-4 6.1-10.2
J 4 10.2 • BATH ROOM:
K 44-48 111.6-121.9
L 24MIN 60.4MIN A BATHROOM SHOULD HAVE ENOUGH AREA TO ACCOMMODATE A LAVATORY, A WATER CLOSET, AND A
BATHTUB OR SHOWER. ARRANGEMENT FOR FIXTURES SHOULD PROVIDE FOR COMFORTABLE USE OF EACH
M 44-48 111.6-121.9
FIXTURE AND PERMIT AT LEAST 90 DOOR SWING UNLESS SLIDING DOORS ARE USED.
N 64 137.2
O 26-30 66.0-78.2 EACH COMPLETE BATHROOM SHOULD BE PROVIDED WITH THE FOLLOWING :
P 24 61.0
1 . GRAB-BAR AND SOAP DISH AT BATHTUB
Q 30 76.2 2 . TOILET PAPER HOLDER AT WATER CLOSET
R 15-18 38.1-45.7 3 . SOAP DISH AT LAVATORY (MAY BE INTEGRAL WITH LAVATORY)
S 28-30 73.7-76.2 4 . TOWEL BAR
5 . MIRROR AND MEDICINE CABINET OR EQUIVALENT ENCLOSED SHELF SPACE
T 10-12 25.4-30.5
6 . IN ALL CASES WHERE SHOWER HEAD IS INSTALLED, PROVIDE A SHOWER ROD
U 6-9 15.2-22.9 OR SHOWER DOOR
V 39-42 99.1-106.7
 • RESTAURANT:

A RESTAURANT IS A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN EAT A MEAL AND PAY FOR IT. IN RESTAURANTS YOUR FOOD IS
USUALLY SERVED TO US AT OUR TABLE BY A WAITER OR WAITRESS.

o DESIGN CRITERIA & SPACE REQUIREMENT

• KITCHEN:

KITCHENS IN INDIA ARE NO LONGER USED ONLY AS A SPACE FOR COOKING MEALS. A KITCHEN, TODAY
ALSO ACTS AS AN INTERIOR SPACE FOR STORAGE OF FOOD GRAINS AND RAW MATERIALS, STORAGE OF
UTENSILS, WASHING MACHINES, REFRIGERATORS AND OTHER ELECTRICAL-ELECTRONIC GADGETS.
STORAGE FOR GAS CYLINDERS, BREAKFAST COUNTERS OR MINI DINING TABLES FOR USERS
CONVENIENCE.

o BASIC LAYOUTS:

ELEMENTS WHICH ARE REQUIRED TO BE CONSIDERED IN DESIGNING

OF KITCHEN ARE AS GIVEN BELOW:

1. COOKING PLATFORM
2. KITCHEN SINKS, DRAIN BOARDS AND STORAGE OF DRINKING WATER.
3. PREPARATION COUNTER.
4. BREAKFAST COUNTER OR TABLE SPACE.
5. STORAGE FOR GAS. 35
6. STORAGE OF CONSUMABLE ITEMS.
7. STORAGE OF UTENSILS AND KITCHEN EQUIPMENTS , SHELFING, TROLLEYS ETC.
8. STORAGE OF CROCKERY AND CUTLERY.
• BAR: 9. STORAGE OF LINEN (KITCHEN)
10. STORAGE OF CLEANING MATERIAL & WASTE BASKET
A COUNTER IN A PUB, RESTAURANT, OR CAFE ACROSS WHICH DRINKS OR REFRESHMENTS ARE SERVED. 11. STORAGE OF VEGETABLES
12. REFRIGERATOR, DISH WASHER, COOKING RANGE, OVEN, ETC.
BAR COUNTER LAYOUTS 13. SPACE FOR WHITEBOARD
14. SPACE FOR WATER PURIFIER, EXHAUST HEATERS ETC.
15. PLACEMENT OF SHUTTERS (DOORS) AND THEIR SWINGS.

STRAIGHT ENCLOSED
COUNTER o KITCHEN PLATFORM MANAGEMENT:

• U SHAPE KITCHEN
PLATFORM.
• L SHAPE KITCHEN
PLATFORM
CURVED END ENCLOSED • STRAIGHT KITCHEN WHICH
COUNTER ARE GENERALLY FOUND
COMMON IN SMALL SIZE
FLATS.
• CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT
IN KITCHEN.
 HILLY AREA LOCAL NORMS AND TERMS

S.NO. CHALLENGES OBJECTIVES TECHNIQUES

1 OUTDOOR TO MAKE THE CIRCULATION
VERTICAL BETWEEN DIFFERENT CONTOUR
CIRCULATION LEVELS FEASIBLE
2 MAINTAINING THE TO LEVEL THE TERRAIN IN THE
NATURAL SLOPE FORM OF STEPS AND THEN
BUILDING THE BLOCKS
ACCORDINGLY
3 BARRIER FREE TO PROVIDE ALTERNATIVES FOR
ACCESS MOVEMENT OF THE PHYSICALLY
DISABLED PEOPLE BETWEEN
DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SITE AS
IT’S NOT A CHALLENGE IN PLAINS
4 HANDLING TO PROVIDE THE ROOFING AND
SNOWFALL THE RAINWATER (AND SNOW
MELTED WATER) HARVESTING
TECHNIQUES ACCORDING TO THE
SNOWFALL STATISTICS OF THE
AREA
5 CUT AND FILL TO DO CUT & FILL ACCORDING TO
PRIORITIES THE ORIENTATION & SETBACK
REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONES OF
BUILDING
6 HEAT GAINING TO MAKE THE BUILDING SUCH A
DESIGN WAY THAT MAXIMUM SUN HEAT IS
GAINED BY THE BUILDING &
MINIMUM HEAT LOSS IS THERE
INSIDE BUILDING
7 SAFETY IN DESIGN TO DESIGN IN SUCH A WAY THAT
THE BUILDING AND THE PEOPLE
INSIDE IT ARE SAFE FROM
HEIGHTS, LANDSLIDES ETC
BY PLACING DIFFERENT ZONES AT
DIFFERENT CONTOUR LEVELS
BY MAKING THE HEIGHTS OF CONTOURS
EQUAL TO HEIGHT OF THE FLOORS OF
BUILDING
BY PROVIDING ADEQUATE RAMPS AND
LIFTS BETWEEN DIFFERENT CONTOURS
BY GIVING SLOPING ROOFS WHEREVER
NECESSARY AT PARTICULAR ANGLES OF
ROOFS
BY CUTTING MORE WHERE SETBACKS
TOWARDS UPWARD ISN’T NEEDED &
FILLING WHERE SETBACKS TOWARDS
UPWARDS ARE TO BE GIVEN
BY VARIOUS PASSIVE HEAT GAINING
TECHNIQUES LIKE WOODEN INDOOR
CLADDING
BY PROVIDING RAILINGS
REINFORCEMENT ON STEEP SLOPES AND
DESIGNING ONLY WHERE VEGETATION IS
MORE
FOR E.G., SHIMLA & KINNAUR HAVE THE
SAME TERRAIN, YET KINNAUR IS MORE
PRONE TO LANDSLIDES THAN SHIMLA
DUE TO VERY LESS VEGETATION AS
COMPARED TO THAT IN SHIMLA

• STEPS FOR DESIGNING IN THE HILLS:

o SITE ANALYSIS:
A GOOD SITE ANALYSIS IS THE BEGINNING OF A GOOD DESIGN. DURING ANALYSIS, STUDY
HOW HEAVILY CONTOURED IT CAN BE AND WHETHER WE NEED TO ENGAGE IN
DESIGNING ACCORDING TO CONTOURS OR IS IT NEGLIGIBLE (FAIRLY FLAT LAND WITH
NOT MORE THAN 0.5M LEVEL DIFFERENCE)? WE WILL BE ABLE TO CONCLUDE THIS
VISUALLY IN MOST CASES.

o SURVEY MAP OF CONTOURS, WHEN NEEDED:

AFTER SITE ANALYSIS IF WE FEEL IT NECESSARY, OR THE SITE IS LARGER THAN A 60' X
40' RESIDENTIAL PLOT, ENGAGE A SURVEY TEAM AND GET THE CONTOUR MAP READY.
HAVING ABSOLUTELY ACCURATE CONTOUR MAP IS PRIMARY TO DESIGNING WITH
CONTOURS.
POINTS TO KEEP IN MIND WHILE DESIGNING A BUILIDING ON
CONTOUR SITE :-
• SLOPE STABILITY:
o DEVELOPMENT WILL NOT NORMALLY BE PERMITTED ON SLOPES STEEPER
THAN 1:5 (20%). ABOVE SLOPES OF 1:10 (10%), AND IN AREAS OF POOR
BEARING CAPACITY, THE GROUND CONDITIONS SHOULD BE CHECKED AND
PROPOSED STRUCTURES CERTIFIED BY A QUALIFIED ENGINEER.
o A SITE CONSTRAINT ANALYSIS AND WRITTEN STATEMENT DETAILING ALL
PROPOSED MITIGATION MEASURES SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO AND
APPROVED BY THE PERMIT AUTHORITY PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF
ANY ON-SITE WORKS
• BUILDING ON A SLOPING SITE OFFERS MANY ADVANTAGES.
o THESE ADVANTAGES INCLUDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR VIEWS AND THE CAPTURE OF PREVAILING
BREEZES.
HOWEVER, BUILDING ON A SLOPING SITE MAY REQUIRE MORE SITE PLANNING AND DESIGN
CONSIDERATION TO MINIMIZE THE ENVIRONMENTAL, VISUAL AND AMENITY IMPACT ON NEIGHBORING
PROPERTIES AND SURROUNDING LANDSCAPE.
o THE KEY TO MINIMIZING CONSTRUCTION COSTS ON A SLOPING SITE IS TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF
EARTHWORKS REQUIRED TO LEVEL THE SITE THROUGH CUT AND FILL AND TO MINIMIZE THE
NUMBER OF ENGINEERED RETAINING WALLS. SOME CUT AND FILL ON SLOPING SITES MAY BE
UNAVOIDABLE, BUT THE VISUAL, STRUCTURAL AND DRAINAGE IMPACTS CAN BE MITIGATED BY
DESIGNING THE BUILDING TO STEP WITH THE LANDSCAPE AND MINIMIZE THE NEED FOR EXTENSIVE
EXCAVATION.

• SITE LOCATION AND VISUAL IMPACT:

o AS A GENERAL GUIDE DEVELOPMENT SHOULD NOT BE ANY HIGHER THAN 45 METERS ABOVE THE
MOUNTAIN BASE, OR IN THE CASE OF SLOPES FACING THE SEA, 45 METERS ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL.
o BUILDING PROFILES SHOULD NOT VISUALLY BREAK THE RIDGE LINE OF THE SLOPE, ESPECIALLY
WHEN SEEN FROM IMPORTANT VANTAGE POINTS AND BUILDINGS SHOULD NOT BE BUILT ON THE
CREST OF SLOPES.
o THE HILLSIDE SHOULD ACT AS A BACKDROP TO THE BUILDINGS.
o CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO PROTECT THE VIEW OF DWELLINGS BOTH ABOVE AND BELOW ANY NEW
DEVELOPMENT, AND UNIT SPACING SHOULD BE SUCH THAT VIEWS OF THE NATURAL LANDSCAPE ARE
RETAINED.
o BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES SHOULD BE SET BACK FAR ENOUGH FROM RIDGES AND CLIFF EDGES
SO THAT THE STRUCTURE DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE PERCHED ON THE EDGE THE MOUNTAIN OR
SLOPE SHOULD ACT AS THE BACKDROP TO THE BUILDING.
o THIS IS FAR MORE PREFERABLE TO HAVING THE BUILDING PROJECT INTO A BLUE-SKY BACKGROUND.
IF THE BUILDING OR STRUCTURE DOES BREAK THE PLANE OF THE NATURAL BACKDROP, IT SHOULD
BE DESIGNED TO MIMIC THE NATURAL LINES OF THE MOUNTAINS AND HILLSIDES.
o EXISTING AND NEW VEGETATION SHOULD BE PLACED TO SOFTEN THE MASS OF BUILDING AS
VIEWED FROM OFF SITE.
• ARCHITECTURAL FORM

o THE FORM, MASSING AND ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES OF BUILDINGS SHOULD BE DESIGNED TO BLEND
WITH THE NATURAL TERRAIN AND PRESERVE THE UNDULATIONS OF THE SLOPES.
o ROOFS SHOULD BE ORIENTATED IN THE DIRECTION OF THE SLOPE
➢ AND LARGE GABLE ENDS SHOULD BE AVOIDED CONTRASTING
➢ AND VARIED HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL BUILDING PLANES SHOULD BE USED TO CREATE VARIOUS
LIGHT, SHADE, AND SHADOW PATTERNS TO REDUCE PERCEIVED BULK. • MAX HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS ON SLOPE
o LARGE EXPANSES OF WALL IN A SINGLE PLANE ON DOWNHILL ELEVATIONS SHOULD BE AVOIDED.
o EXCLUDING BASEMENTS, SHOULD NOT BE MORE THAN 1.2M ABOVE EXISTING GRADE TO ENSURE o THE MAX HEIGHT OF BUILDING SHOULD NOT NORMALLY EXCEED 7.5 METER
BUILDINGS FOLLOW SLOPES RETAINING WALLS . o THE MAX HEIGHT OF A BUILDINGS COMBINES ELEVATION SHOULD NOT NORMALLY EXCEED 10.5 METER
o STRUCTURES SHOULD BE PLANNED IN A CURVILINEAR MANNER THAT REFLECTS THE NATURAL
CONTOURS OF THE LANDSCAPE, AND MATERIALS AND FINISHES SHOULD HARMONIZE BOTH WITH THE
TERRAIN.
o THE BUILDINGS ON THE SITE LONG UNBROKEN ROOFLINES SHOULD BE AVOIDED.INSTEAD, ROOFS
SHOULD BE BROKEN INTO SMALLER COMPONENTS TO REFLECT THE IRREGULAR NATURAL HILLSIDE
PATTERNS.
o THE ROOF SHOULD BE ORIENTATED IN THE SAME DIRECTION OF THE SLOPE CONTOUR AND LARGE
GABLE ENDS ON DOWNHILL ELEVATIONS SHOULD BE AVOIDED.
 INTRODUCTION
❖ NEED OF RESORT: ONLINE CASE STUDY –DESERT RESORT MANDAWA,
RAJASTHAN
• OUR LIFE HAS BEEN EVOLVED AND EDUCATION HAS BEEN FLOURISHED IN RECENT CENTURIES.
ALTHOUGH, THE STRESS HAS BEEN INCREASED ON THE INDIVIDUALS MAKING THEM NEED TO
ENTERTAIN THEMSELVES. FROM HERE THE IDEA OF TOURISM RESORT APPEARED PEOPLE USUALLY • LOCATION:
TRAVEL FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER IN ORDER TO FIND ENTERTAINMENT AND RELAXATION.
• MUKANDGARH RAOD, MANDAWA MANDAWA ,BIKANER
• THE RESORT IS CONSIDERED A PLACE FOR RELAXATION, ENTERTAIN FOR THE VISITORS AND TOURISTS.
o HIGHWAY, MANDAWA - 333704, RAJASTHAN.
• THE APPROACH IN THIS RESEARCH IS TO DESIGN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY RESORT THAT WILL
SERVE THE ENVIRONMENT. o DISTANCE FROM DELHI AIRPORT: 245 KMS (APPROX.)
❖ FOR EXAMPLE:-ECO RESORT: o DISTANCE FROM JAIPUR AIRPORT: 180 KMS (APPROX.)
• AN ECO-RESORT OFFERS A 'TROPICAL EXPERIENCE' TO VISITORS. SUCH A RESORT MAKES ONLY A o DISTANCE FROM JAIPUR RAILWAY STATION: 196 KM(APPROX) .
ROAD DISTANCE MAP
MINIMAL IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT WITHOUT COMPROMISING GUESTS' COMFORT AND SAFETY. o DISTANCE FROM MUKUNDGARH RAILWAY STATION: 16 KM (APPROX)
• IT CAN ALSO BE AN ECONOMICALLY VIABLE ALTERNATIVE TO TYPICAL AIR-CONDITIONED STRUCTURES. o DISTANCE FROM MANDAWA: 1.4 KMS (APPROX.).
• THE ECO-RESORT HAS TO DRAW ON AND BLEND WITH THE LOCAL NATURAL AND CULTURAL • THE DESERESORT:THE DESERT RESORT AT MANDAWA IS BUILT AT A TOP OF MAGNIFICENT SAND
ENVIRONMENTS BY EMPLOYING PRINCIPLES OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE DESIGN (ESD). DUNE FLANKING THE ACRES OF DESERT LANDSCAPE.
• IT MUST MINIMISE USE OF ENERGY THROUGH PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN AND, WHERE ADDITIONAL • RT THE DESERT RESORT, A UNIQUE AND CHARMING RETREAT, IS A VERDANT OASISIN THE MIDST OF
ENERGY INPUTS ARE REQUIRED, IT SHOULD UTILISE THE RENEWABLE RESOURCES OF SUN, WATER AND STARK DESERT TERRAIN THAT OFFERS PANORAMIC VIEWS OF ALL AROUD.
WIND.
• IT ALSO HAS TO MAKE MINIMAL IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT BY LIMITING WASTE, EMISSIONS,
POLLUTION AND OTHER UNDESIRABLE EFFECTS OF ITS OPERATION.
• IN VERY BROAD TERMS, THE IMPACT THAT THE RESORT WILL MAKE ON THE ENVIRONMENT CAN BE
DERIVED FROM SOLUTIONS ADOPTED FOR:
o ENERGY AND WATER SUPPLY.
o DISCHARGE OF WASTE AND EMISSIONS.
o CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY AND MATERIALS USED IN BUILDINGS AND INFRASTRUCTURE, AND DIRECT
HUMAN IMPACTS THROUGH DAILY ACTIVITIES ON THE SITE.
DIFFERENT VIEWS OF RESORT
❖ METHODOLOGY: • DESIGN PHILOSOPHY:
PROJECT
o THIS RESORT INDICATES THAT IT IS WITHIN THE REALMS OF POSSIBILITY TO EFFECTIVELY COMBINE
MODERN CREATURE COMFORTS WITH THE VERY BASIC RURAL DWELLINGS .
CASE STUDY LITERATURE STUDY SITE ANALYSIS o THE SUITES ARE DESIGNED IN A CLUSTER OF BUILDINGS THAT CONSTITUTE ONE HOUSE AND ARE
• CIRCULATION • INTERNET,ONLINE • ACCESS GROUPED AROUND A COURTYARD. THESE CLUSTER THEN COME TOGETHER TO FORM THE MAIN
BETWEEN ENCYLOPED : AS • SITE BRIEF VILLAGES STREET.
ACADEMIC, ONLINE STUDIES • SITE PARAMETERS
ADMINISTRATIVE, • LIBRARY • TOPOGRAPHY AND
INTERAACTIVE AND STANDARDS FOR SOIL, CLIMATE
RESIDENTIAL PLANNING AND
AREAS • SURROUNDINGS
DESIGN SPACES • SITE OVERVIEW
• ARTWORK DISPLAY
ROOMS
• OAT
• LANDSCAPING

❖ CASE STUDIES
ONLINE CASE STUDY
• DESERT RESORT ONLINE LITERATURE
MANDAWA, RAJASTHAN STUDY
• ANANTA RESORT,
UDAIPUR, GUJRART
LIVE CASE STUDY
• HAVELLI , AMRITSAR
• MATERIALS:
o IN THIS PROJECT, MUD WAS MAINLY USED. MUCD WAS NOT ONLY CHEAPER BUT ALSO THE MOST
APPROPRIATE BOTH, CLIMATICALLY AND AESTHETICALLY.
o LOCALLY AVAILABLE MATERIALS ourE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION.
o FOR THE STRUCTURES SUN DRIED BRICKS WHERE USED.
o THE SUN DRIED MUD BRICKS FOR THE WALLS ourE MADE ON SITE.
o LOCAL SANDSTONE WAS USED FOR DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES
AS WELL AS BRACKETS, LINTELS & ROOF SLABS.
THATCH ROOF
o CONCENTRIC CIRCLE WITH BAMB0O STRIPS HOLDING THE STRAW TOGETHER.
o TIMBER,THATCHED ROOF, STONE SLAB POLISHED AND PAINT.
o WOODEN DOOR AND WINDOWS.
o UTHE INDIGENOUS COOLING SYSTEM ,KHAS TATTI WINDOW UNIT SYSTEM.
• ZONING AND CIRCULATION: 1 ENTRANCE
2 RECEPTION
3 LOUNGE
4 BAR
5 KITCHEN
N
6 DINNING ROOM
7 POOLWEDDING POOL
8.SANDPIT
9.LAWN
10.BUFFET
11.BAR
12 TOILETS
13.14.PLATFORM FOR PERFROMANCE
15.FARMERS HOUSE
16.BATHAK SUIT
17.KITCHEN STORE UNIT
18.WEAVERS HOUSE
19 KITCHEN UNIT
SITE PLAN 20. STORE UNIT
21. ROOM SUIT
22. POTTERS HOUSEPOTTERS
23. WORKSHOP SUIT
24.SUITE ROOM
25. WATER TANK
2 RECEPTION/WAITING 26.TEMPLE

1.ENTERANCE HUT
PLAN

12 TOILETS

6 DINNING ROOM 10 BURFFET

CORRIDOR
25 WATER TANK

9 LAWN

KIDS PLAY AREA

26 SMALL TEMPLE

16.BATHAK SUIT
FIRE UNITS

7. POOL WEDDINGPOOL
PLATFORM FOR PERFORMANCES
 • DESIGN CONCEPT:

o IN THIS PROJECT, MUD WAS MAINLY USED. MUD WAS NOT ONLY CHEAPER BUT ALSO THE MOST
APPROPRIATE - BOTH,CLIMATICALLY AND AESTHETICALLY.
o LOCALLY AVAILABLE MATERIALS ourE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION. THE SUN-DRIED BRICKS CAME FROM THE
BED OF A DRIED OUT TANK, ADJACENT TO THE HILLOCK.
o THE THATCH CAME FROM THE GRASS GROWING ONTHE SITE ITSELF, THE STONE FOR THE FOUNDATIONS,
SILLS, LINTELS BRACKETS AND ROOFING SLABS AND OTHER BUILT IN FURNITURE CAME FROM
RAGUNATHGARH (25 KMS. AWAY).
o THE WOODEN LATHE WORKERS FROM LAXMANGARH ourE TO MAKE A PEGAND OTHER SMALL FIXTURES. THE
LOCAL VILLAGE CARPENTERS (KHATIS) ourE TO PUT TOGETHER AND THE CARVE THEM,THELOCAL MASONS
ourE TO BUILD THE STRUCTURES,
o AND THE WOMEN FROM THE NEAR BY VILLAGES ourE TO HAND PLASTER AND FINISH THE WAILS WITH
MOLDINGS, RELIEF WORK, EMBEDDED MIRROR WORK AND ALSO MOULD IN MUD ELEMENTS, SUCH
ASCHOOLAS, PLATFORMS, GRAIN BINS A STORES ETC. AND FINALLY DRAW ON THE WALLS.

• COTTAGES:

o THE HUTS/COTTAGES ourE ACTUALLY SUPPOSED TO FORM A CLUSTER OF 8 HUTS IN WHICH 2 HUTS ARE
MEANT TO REPRESENTTHE FARMERS' HUTS, THREE WEAVERS' HUTS AND THREE POTTERS HUT.
o THEY ARE NOT PLACED IN A ROW NOR DO THEY SHARE COMMON WALLS. EACH UNIT IS A SEPARATE UNIT
AND UNIQUE AND YET A PART OF THE WHOLE CLUSTER.
o SPACES HAVE BEEN CREATED FOR SOCIAL INTERACTION.
o A CHAKKI (STONE FLOURMILL) A GRINDING STONE ETC. IS EMBEDDED IN THE PLATFORM & BSTEPS OUTSIDE
THE HUTS TO INDICATE HOW PEOPLE INTERACT AND SOCIALIZE IN RURAL AREAS.
o THE COTTAGES ARE BUILT ONBRICK FOUNDATION.
o THE WALLS, SLEEPING PLATFORM, ETC ARE MADE OF BRICK PLASTERED WITH MUD AND COVERED WITH
COW-DUNG.OUTSIDE THE WALLS AND WINDOWS ARE DECORATED WITH MOTIFS PAINTED.
o EACH HUT IS UNIQUE, WHAT THEY ALL HAVE IN COMMON ARE CREATURE COMFORTS PROVIDED WHICH ARE
A BIT INCONGRUOUS WITH THE SURROUNDING.
o THE WALLS HAVE NICHES FOR OLD-LAMPS AND VERY QUAINT MINI-WINDOWS EVEN HAVE WIRE MESHTO
PREVENT INSECTS FROM INVADING THE INTERIORS. WINDOWS PROVIDE LIGHT AS WELL AS VENTILATION
THOUGH THEY ARESMALL IN SIZE.
o FLOORS ARE PLASTERS WITH COW-DUNG .
o ROOFS OF SOME OF THE HUTS ARE THATCHED WHILE OTHERS HAIVE STONESLAB ROOF WHICH HAVE BEEN
LEFT WITHOUT POLISH AND PAINT.

• PLANNING AND SPATIAL ORGANISATION:

o THE ENTRY TO THE COMPLEX IS THROUGH A GATEWAY SORT OF CUT-OUT FROM WHERE ONE CAN SEE THE
CLUSTER OF MUD HUTSIN THE FRAMEWORK OF A TYPICAL SHEKHAWATI STYLE GATEWAY.
o THE 3M. WIDE PATHWAY LEADS TO THE HUTS. AFTER ONE ENTERS THE ENTRANCE LOBBY, THE RECEPTION
AND OFFICE IS JUST ADJACENT TO THE MAIN ENTRY FROM WHERE VISITORS CANEASILY ACCESS THE
RESTAURANT, BAR AND THE HUTS.
o OPPOSITE THE RECEPTION IS A LOUNGE THAT IS SUNK BY 0.6 M. AND THE CORRIDOR PASSES ALONG THE
LOBBY OVERLOOKING IT.

• LANDSCAPE:

o ALL THE PATHWAYS ARE PAVED IN BRICK AND ARE FLANKED BY HEDGES 3 HEIGHT ON EACH SIDE.
o NO BIG TREES ARE SEENIN THE RESORT DUE TO POOR SOIL CONDITIONS.
o ONLY OLD TREES ARE PRESENT WHICH GIVE A FEELING OF BEING SCULPTED.
o AN OPEN DINING AREA PRESENTS A MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF THE LANDSCAPE STRETCHING AHEAD FOR MILES.
o LIGHT FIXTURES AREPLACED IN THE GARDENS & COURTYARDS TO SIT AND ENJOY IN NIGHT.
o A CONICAL OBRI WITH THATCHED ROOF AND SMALL OPENINGS HAS BEEN MADE AS A LANDSCAPE ELEMENT
TO GIVE A REAL EFFECT OF A VILLAGE.
 SITE PLAN
ONLINE LITRATURE STUDY –ANANT RESORT,
UDAIPUR

• LOCATION: ROAD DISTANCE MAP

• VILLAGE BUJHDA, TEHSIL GIRWA, KODIYAT ROAD, UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
• DISTANCE FROM MAHARANA PRATAB AIRPORT: 35.5 KM (APPROX.)
• DISTANCE FROM UDAIPUR RAILWAY STATION: 10.1 KM (APPROX.)
• DISTANCE FROM UDAIPUR CITY: 7 KM (APPROX.)
• SPREAD ACROS: 75 ACRES OF LUSH GREENERY THE RESORT ENCOMPASSES
• 182 CONTEMPORARY VILLAS.
• ITS PREMIUM GATEWAY RESORT SURROUNDED BY THE ARAVALLIS.
• ANANTA UDAIPUR HAS INTERNATIONAL STANDERD SPA NATUROPATHY, SWEDISH
• YOGA, MEDIATION ETC.
o TWO ECLECTIC DINING OUTLETS.
o SPECIAL KIDS' ACTIVITY AREA.
o OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL.
o SPA AND FITNESS CENTER.
o LARGEST DIVISIBLE BANQUET HALLS IN RAJASTHAN.

• REQUIREMENTS:

• TOTAL AREA OF SITE - 40 ACRE

DIFFERENT VIEWS OF RESORT • TOTAL ROOMS - 182
• DESIGN PHILOSOPHY: • RESSTRAURANT - 500 SQM
• ADMIN BLOCK - 250 SQM
o ANANTA UDAIPUR RESORT & SPA IS A MULTI-TIERED 72 ROOMS AND SUITES RESORT SPREAD OVER 6.6 ACRES OF UNDULATED • BAR -150 SQM
LAND, VARYING IN HEIGHT BY APPROXIMATELY 40 METERS FROM THE LOWEST POINT TO THE HIGHEST, CREATING SPECTACULAR • GYMNASIUM - 180 SQM
VIEWS, AND WITH ITS ARRAY OF GARDENS, HAS A TRANQUIL, SALUBRIOUS SETTING BUILT WITH TRADITIONAL STONEWORK. • CONFERENCE ROOM - 120 SQQM
o THE HALLMARK CONCEPT DESIGN OF THIS RESORT IS ITS CENTRAL COURTYARD FEATURING A LARGE SWIMMING POOL AROUND • DECK AREA - 250 SQM
WHICH ALL THE FOUR TYPES OF GUEST ROOMS AND RESTAURANTS ARE LOCATED. • BANQUET HALL - 168
o DESIGN CONCEPT FOR THE RESORT IS GIVEN BY GM ARCHITECTS. SEATS{BALINESE STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE}

• PARKING:

TOTAL NUMBER OF CARS THAT CAN

BE PARKED ON SITE ARE 712 CARS.

• MATERIALS:

o CLAY BRICKS
o STONES
o MUD BLOCKS
o TILES
o GLASS
 SITE VIEW OF ANANTA

DRIVE WAY
RECEPTION AREA KIDS PLAY AREA

PARKING AREA
GYMNASIUM

ENTRANCE TO RECEPTION
DECK AREA

AMPITHREATRE PLAYGROUND BUFFET AREA SPA AREA

 • DESIGN CONCEPT:

o THE RESORT HAS STEEP CONTOURS WHICH ALLOWS A PLAY OF VARIABLE HEIGHTS.
o THE UDAIPUR IS BEAUTIFUL AND WELL MAINTAINED PROPERTY WHERE LOCALLY AVAILABLE STONES ARE
BEING USED IN THE FACADE OF THE BUILDING MAKING IT VERY EARTHY.
o BEAUTIFUL DRIVEWAY TO THE RECEPTION HAVE TREES ON EITHER SIDES OF THE ROAD.
o ROAD IS MADE UP OF COBBLED STONES GIVING VERY EARTHY FEELING TO THE VISITORS AND THE ROAD
FLOWS WITH CONTOURS OF THE SITE HAVING NATURAL SLOPES, TURNS AND CURVES AS OF THE SITE.
o ‘THE SCENIC BEAUTY AROUND IT GIVES A VERY CLOSE TO NATURE FEEL.

ADMIN, KITCHEN & RESTAURANT PLAN

JUNIO SUIT (BEDROOM) JUNIO SUIT

(TOILET)

VILLAS:

OPEN SHOour AREA OPEN BATH

GRAND SUIT PLAN

JUNIO SUIT (LIVING) JUNIO SUIT (BEDROOM)

GRAND SUIT (BEDROOM) GRAND SUIT (LIVING ROOM)

 DUPLEX PLAN

PRESIDENTIAL SUIT

ENTRANCE BALCONY

LIVING AREA
DINING AREA

ENTRANCE

BEDROOM DINING AREA

TOILETS POOL
 • INFERENCES:-
S.NO. REQUIREMENTS ONLINE CASE STUDY 1 ONLINE LITRATURE STUDY 2
1. SITE LOCATION MANDAWA RESORT, MANDAWA ANANTA RESORT, UDAIPUR
2. SITE AREA 33 ACRES 75 ACRES
3. BUILT UP AREA 3ACRES 4.4ACRES
4. GROUND COVEREGE 20% 38%
5. CLIMATE HOT AND DRY HOT AND SEMI -ARID
6. ACCOMMODATION 74 COTTAGES 182COTTAGES
7. BUILDING MATERIALS MUD BRICKS , SAND STONES, COWDUNG, SAND STONES , COBBLED STONES,
THATCHED ROOF , BAMBOO STRIPS THATCHED ROOF

S.NO. REQUIREMENTS ONLINE CASE STUDY 1 ONLINE LITRATURE STUDY 2

1. RECEPTION/WAITING 120 SQ.M. 246.31 SQ.M.

2. DELUXE ROOMS 40-45 SQ.M. 58 SQ.M
3. JUNIOR SUITES 40-45 SQ.M. 58 SQ.M
4. GRAND SUITES 50 SQ.M. 139SQ.M.
5. PRESIDENTIAL SUITES 130 418 SQ.M
6. ADMIN 240 246.31SQ.M
7. KITCHEN 200-220 391.37SQ.M
8. BAR 120 160SQ.M
9. BANQUET HALL - 3126SQ.M
10. TOILETS 7 7.8SQ.M
11. LOUNGE 22 27.3SQ.M
12. SPA - 1467SQ.M
13. JACUZZI - 83SQ.M
14. RESTAURANT AREA 220 970.29SQ.M
15. SWIMMING POOL 150 264.12SQ.M
16. AMPHETHEATRE 380 786.70SQ.M
17. SHOPS/ BAZAR 140 138.56SQ.M
18. STAFF QUARTERS 450 708SQ.M
19. ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION 1.5M X 10M 230SQ.M
20. MARRIAGE AREA 750SQ.M. 1000-2000 SQ.M.
21. WATER TANK & PUMP ROOM - 304 SQ.M.
22. PARKING - 343 CARS
 • ZONING AND CIRCULATION:
OFFLINE LIVE CASE STUDY – HAVELI,
OLD AGE/
AMRITSAR ADULT AGE
ZONE
• LOCATION: KIDS ZONE
• AMRITSAR, PUNJAB
o HIGHWAY, GRAND TRUNK RD, AMRITSAR, PUNJAB 143115
ADULT ZONE
o DISTANCE FROM AMRITSAR AIRPORT: 16 KMS (APPROX.)
o DISTANCE FROM GNDU: 16 KMS (APPROX.)
o DISTANCE FROM RAILWAY STATION: 16 KM(APPROX) .

DIFFERENT VIEWS OF RESORT

• DESIGN PHILOSOPHY:

o THIS RESORT INDICATES THAT IT IS WITHIN THE REALMS OF POSSIBILITY TO EFFECTIVELY COMBINE
MODERN CREATURE COMFORTS WITH THE VERY BASIC RURAL DWELLINGS .
o THE ZONING OF SITE IS ACCORDING TO DIFFERENT TYPE OF EXPERIENCE BY DIFFERENT AGE
GROUPS. N
o USAGE OF LEVELS TO DIFFERENTATE SPACES.
o THE HAVELI IS BUILT ON VERNACULAR GROUNDS OF PUNJAB REGION GIVES RICH HERITAGE
EXPERIENCE.

SITTING DISPLAY FOR

PHOTOGHRAPHS

KIDS ZONE RESTRAUANT

• MATERIALS:
SOUVENIR
o LOCALLY AVAILABLE MATERIALS USED FOR CONSTRUCTION. SHOP
o BAMBOO,THATCHED ROOF, STONE SLAB POLISHED AND PAINT.
o WOODEN DOOR AND WINDOWS. DISPLAY OF
VINTAGE
o USE OF COW DUG JUST LIKE OLD HOUSES CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM. HOUSES
o TERRACOTTA, BRICKSCLAY JALI ,NANAKSHAHI BRICKS.
SNACK BARS

WALK
THROUGH
MUSEUM
TYPE OF
DISPLAY
N
 1,3,4,5- DISPLAY OF
VINTAGE HOUSE

2,6,7 – ICE CREAM

SHOP AND AAM
PAPR/PAAN SHOP

8,9 – WALK THROUGH /

WALK BY DISPLAY

11- PHOTOGRAPHY
AREA

2 WHEELER PARKING WITH DISPLAY AREA

4 WHEELER PARKING WITH DISPLAY AREA

SITE ENTRY

• SITE:-
THE SITE HAS ONLY ONE MAIN ENTRY FROM THE APPROACH ROAD .
• THE SITE HAS BEEN PLANNED IN A WAY THAT IT ATTRACTS ALL AGE
GROUPS -- ZONES CREATED ACCORDING TO AGE GROUPS .
• THE SITE IS DESIGNED IN A WAY THAT IT DEPICTS THE
COMPONENTS OF A VILLAGE CULTURE. CREATING AN ESSENSE OF
THE DEEP ROOTED CULTURAL EXPERIENCE OF PUNJAB..
ENTRY VIEWS SHOPS DISPLAY OF VINTAGE HOUSES IN FRONT OF SERVICE LANE

SNACK BARS
ELECTRIC CAR GAMING

4D GAMING OPEN WALK THROUGH DISPLAY

SITTING VILLAGE MODEL DISPLAY AREA

OPEN WALK THROUGH DISPLAY RESTRURANT

SITTING

DISPLAY

KITCHEN

PHOTOGRAPHY

WC
 • PLANNING :-
IT HAS A LINEAR TYPE OF PLANNING.
THE SITE HAS BE DIVIDED INTO 3 ZONES
• THE PLAY ZONES & SHOPS.
• DISPLAY AREAS (CULTURAL DISPLAY).
• THE FOOD STALLS + SITTINGS PLANNING DONE IN SUCH A WAY THAT CREATION OF DIFFERENT LEVELS MARK THE
CHANGE OF SPACES AS WELL AS INCORPORATE DIFFERENT VIEWS.
• THE OUTSIDE CONSTRUCTION GIVES THE CULTURAL ESSENCE OF VILLAGES OF PUNJAB PORTRAYING VIVID
CULTURAL ACTIVITIES WHILE THE RESTAURANT IN ITS FACADE AS WELL INTERIORS GIVE THE SENSE OF
GRANDNESS OF THE HAVELIS IN PUNJAB.
• EVEN FLOORING I.E. BRICK FLOORING AND TERRACOTTA TILES WITH DIFFERENT FLOORING PATTERNS DEPICT
THE USE LOCAL MATERIALS.

• CONCEPT:-
TO DEPICT A VILLAGE OF PUNJAB AND ITS COMPONENTS. MAJOR DEPICTION OF CULTURAL AND REGIONAL
ACTIVITIES. AND THE TYPE OF HOUSING.

• CRITICISM:-
▪ ITS GOOD THAT RAMPS ARE PROVIDED FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED BUT THEY ARE NOT MADE ACCORDING TO THE
STANDARDS.
▪ AREA AROUND THE WASHROOMS REMAINS SMELLY DUE TO LACK OF PROPER VENTILATION.
▪ NO DEFINED PARKING SPACE.

VIRASAT-E-HAVELI , AMRITSAR FORM, SPACE &ORDER

-DK CHING
• APPROACH ROAD • PERPENDICULAR • IT SHOULD BE EASILY ACCESSIBLE
• ROAD TO BUILDING • PERPENDICULAR • SHOULD BE VISIBLE

• SITE ENTRANCE • OPEN

• BUILDING ENTRANCE • OPEN
• PATH CONFIGURATION • GRID • SHOULD NOT BE ABRUPT

• PATH- SPACE RELATIONSHIP • PASS-BY/PASS-

THROUGH(MUSEUMS)
• FORM OF CIRCULATION SPACE • LEVEL CONSTRUCTION FOR VIEW
ENHANCEMENT

• CIRCULATION TYPE • OPEN TO SKY

• ARCHITECTURE STYLE VERNACULAR

• MATERIALS BAMBOO, THATCH, MUD,

NANAKSHAHI BRICKS
 MINIMUM AREA REQUIREMENTS
• PUBLIC SPACES AND AMDMINISTRATION BLOCK • ACCOUMODATIONS
• SWIMMING POOL
o ENTRANCE LOBBY 41SQ .M. DELUX SUITS:
o MANAGERS CABIN 20SQ .M o ENTRANCE VERANDAH 3.5SQ .M o POOL AREA 1600SQ .M
o ACCOUNTS AND ADMINISTRATION 10SQ .M o LOBBY 5.5SQ .M CHANGING ROOMS, SHOWERS
o RECORD ROOM 10SQ .M o LIVING 22.8SQ .M &TOILETS
o WAITING CUM LOBBY 56.5SQ .M o PANTRY CUM UTILITY 11.88SQ .M o FOR GENTS 45SQ.M
o RECEPTION 16SQ .M o MASTER BED 20.68SQ.M CHANGING ROOMS, SHOWERS
o LUGGAGE ROOM 11.6SQ .M o TOILET 17.2SQ .M &TOILETS
o CONFERENCE ROOM FOR 15 PERSONS 38.5SQ .M o DECK 15.36SQ .M o FOR LADIES 45SQ .M
o PANTRY 11.6SQ .M o STAIRCASE 12.1SQ .M o LOCKER ROOMS 21.5SQ .M
o DIRECTORS CABIN WITH TOILET 18.6SQ .M o PUMP HOUSE 25SQ .M
AUDIO VISUAL ROOM FOR 72 PERSONS 103.2SQ .M FAMILY COTTAGES:
o o INSTRUCTORS ROOM 25SQ .M
o ENTRANCE VERANDAH 2.16SQ .M.
o DINING SPACE 208SQ .M o LIFE GUARDS ROOM 25SQ .M
o LIVING 29.57SQ .M
o SERVING AREA AND PANTRY 26.5SQ .M
o PANTRY 3.78SQ.M
o COMMON TOILETS LADIES & GENTS 27SQ .M
o MASTER BED 18.47SQ .M
• DINING SPACES :- o TOILET 11.4SQ .M • SHOPPING AREA
o STAIR CASE 12.1SQ .M
o RESTAURANT (VEG DINING) 151.36SQ .M o LAUNDRY 24SQ .M
SINGLE ROOM LODDING:
o RESTAURANT (NON-VEG DINING) 151.36SQ .M o BEAUTY PARLOUR 24SQ .M
o ENTRANCE LOBBY 5.88SQ .M
o SERVICE AREA 15.21SQ .M o MENS SALOON 24SQ .M
o ROOM 23SQ .M
o PANTRIES 31.98SQ .M o BOOK STALL 40SQ .M
o TOILET 4.2SQ .M
o CASH COUNTERS 23.8SQ.M o CLINIC 40SQ .M
o WAITING AND RECEPTION 21SQ .M o MEDICAL SHOP 24SQ .M
• RECREATIONAL SPACES:
o BAR SECTION 302.72SQ .M o FLOWER SHOP 24SQ .M
o WASHING AREA AND TOILETS 25SQ .M 3.72SQ .M o BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOP 24SQ .M0
o ENTRANCE VERANDAH
o ENTRANCE LOBBY WITH WAITING 5.5SQ .M
• FOOF SERVICE AREA
• INDOOR GAMES: • PARTY HALL WITH
o KITCHEN (NON VEG FOOD PREPARATION 36.85SQ .M EXIHIBITION
AREA)
o TABLE TENNIS, BILLIARDS, CARDS, 72SQ .M
o KITCHEN (VEG FOOD PREPARATION 36.85SQ .M o ENTRANCE VERANDAH 32SQ .M
CHESS &CARROM.
AREA) o EXHIBITION AREA WITH PARTY
o PANTRY 12.66SQ .M HALL 90SQ .M
• SPA AND HEALTH CLUB:
o COLD STORAGE (VEG) 6SQ .M o PANTRY 20.5SQ .M
o COLD STORAGE (NON-VEG) 7.5SQ .M 60.46SQ .M o UTILITY 4.75SQ.M
o MASSAGE ROOM WITH
o STORE WITH UTENSIL STORE 29.25SQ .M o STORE 4.5SQ .M.
SHOWER AND STEAM BATH 2
o UTENSIL WASHING AREA 13.2SQ .M 30.58SQ .M o TOILET & WASHING AREA 25SQ .M
o SPA ROOM WITH DRY COURT
o GAS ROOM 7.8SQ .M o STAIRCASE 15SQ.M
AND SHOWER BATH
o CHANGING ROOM FOR WORKERS 6.6SQ .M 5.9SQ .M o EXHIBITION AREA 45SQ .M
o SAUNA ROOM
o OFFICE 13.2SQ .M 3.9SQ .M
o TOILET(LADIES & GENTS) EACH
o STAFF DORMITORY(4 BEDS) 17.82SQ .M 105SQ.M • PARKING AREA
o GYMNASIUM
o TOILET 12.35SQ .M 7.3SQ .M
o STORE
• OTHERS: o 4 WHEELER 1200SQ .M
• OUTDOOR GAMES: o 2 WHEELER 1000SQ .M
SERVICE QUARTERS , GENERATOR ROOM , ELECTRICAL o MINI BUS 650SQ .M
HOUSE , OUTDOOR LANDSCAPED SEATING STREETS WITH o BADMINTON COURT 366.54SQ .M
SERVICE ROADS , WATER BODY KIOSKS, CHILDREN’S PLAY o BASKET BALL COURT 1367SQ .M
ARENA, OUTDOOR DINING SECURITY AND ATM A/C PLANT
 REFERENCES:

o https:// www.slideshare.net/shd_akhtar/ data-collaction - of resort.

o TIME SAVER STANDARDS BUILDING TYPES NEW ALL.
o TIME SAVER INTERIOR DESIGN.
o https://www.tripadvisor.in/Hotel_Review-g1162333-d447102-Reviews-Desert_Resort-Mandawa_Jhunjhunu_District_Rajasthan.html
o Luxurious Hotel in Jaisalmer _ Vebuka.com
o https://www.scribd.com/document/479076925/Case-study-ananda
o FORM, SPACE &ORDER-DK CHING