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    This document provides information about an environmental sanitation institution built in 2005 in India. The key aspects summarized are: - It is built on 23 acres of land with a built up area of 6850 sqm using natural and local materials like brick, stone, concrete and ferrocement. - The design incorporates various passive cooling strategies, harvests over 2 million liters of water annually, recycles wastewater and generates biogas - focusing on low-cost rural sanitation solutions. - Energy conservation is achieved through techniques like earth berming, optimal orientation, shading, vegetation, insulated roofs and ventilated cavity walls. The site planning and landscaping also focuses on optimization of space

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    This document provides information about an environmental sanitation institution built in 2005 in India. The key aspects summarized are: - It is built on 23 acres of land with a built up area of 6850 sqm using natural and local materials like brick, stone, concrete and ferrocement. - The design incorporates various passive cooling strategies, harvests over 2 million liters of water annually, recycles wastewater and generates biogas - focusing on low-cost rural sanitation solutions. - Energy conservation is achieved through techniques like earth berming, optimal orientation, shading, vegetation, insulated roofs and ventilated cavity walls. The site planning and landscaping also focuses on optimization of space

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    Envi Ronmental Sani Tati ON I Nsti Tuti ON: Name: M. Adi Ti 1dc19at041 Ai Shwarya - R 1dc18at002

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    This document provides information about an environmental sanitation institution built in 2005 in India. The key aspects summarized are: - It is built on 23 acres of land with a built up area of 6850 sqm using natural and local materials like brick, stone, concrete and ferrocement. - The design incorporates various passive cooling strategies, harvests over 2 million liters of water annually, recycles wastewater and generates biogas - focusing on low-cost rural sanitation solutions. - Energy conservation is achieved through techniques like earth berming, optimal orientation, shading, vegetation, insulated roofs and ventilated cavity walls. The site planning and landscaping also focuses on optimization of space

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    ENVIRONMENTAL

    SANITATI
    ON I
    NSTI
    TUTION
    ARCHI TECT:YATI N PANDYA
    YEAR :2005
    SITE AREA :23 acres
    BUI LTAREA :6850 sqm
    MATERI ALS :Bri ck,stones,Chi namosai c,vermiculite,
    concrete,ferrocement
    .
    PROGRAMME :Usi ng naturalpassi vecooling strategies
    forcli matemi ti
    gation,harvesti ng overtwo million li
    tersof
    wateri n adroughtproneregi on,recycling wastewater
    through naturalplant( reed
    -bed)processes,bi ogas
    generation and composti ng
    -allarekeycomponentsof
    thisproject,an i nsti tutesetupto i ncreaseknowledgeof
    rural,low
    -costsani tati
    on soluti ons.Thecampusi sbui l
    t fi
    rstfloor
    essentiallywi th naturalmateri alsand integrateslocal
    craftsski llssuch asstonei nlayand mosai cwork.The
    ventilated two ground floor
    -leafcavitywallsareconstructed from load
    bearing bricks,wi th theouterf aceleftexposed,forcost ENERGY MANAGEMENTAND CONSERVATI ON
    and aestheti creasons( i
    tachievesan ‘earthy’look) . SUBTERRNEAN SPACES /VOLUMES :Passi veearth cooli ng
    achieved through berming and creati ng subterranean usablespaces
    ORIENTATI ON AND OVERHANGS :Ori entati
    on and building profile
    based on prevaili
    ng wing directionsand sun path
    COOLI NG THROUGH MUTUALSHADI NG :Cascadi ng builtform
    favorablyshadessubsequentbui lt-masscreating cooleri nterstiti
    al
    zones
    VEGETATI ON /WATER ELEMENTS :I nterspersed vegetati
    vezones
    and waterelementsprovi deevaporati vecooling.
    FORM FACI LI
    TATING CONNECTI VE COOLI NG :Vaulted spacescreate
    optimalvolumesforconnecti veai rcurrentsand di ssi
    pation ofheat.
    CAVITY WALLS :I nternalstructuralwallseparated from external
    curtain wallthrough venti lated aircavity.
    INSULATED ROOF:Thi n ferrocementshellroofi nsulated bylayers
    ofChi namosai cand vermi culite.

    LAND MANAGEMENTAND CONSERVATI ON


    OPTI MISATION THROUGH PLACEMENT:Di agonalplacementpf
    builtmasswi thin thesi teensuressi zableopen spacesi n all
    directionsofthesi te.
    CLUSTERI NG :Usablespacesarranged around courtyardsgenerate
    activi
    typockets.
    CUL
    U TIVATI
    ON (HORTI CULTURE):Reproducti veresourceexploi ted
    through creation ofki tchen gardensand herbal/frui tplantati
    on
    though seasonalorgani cf arming.
    CUTAND FI LL:Thesoi lexcavated from thesi teforthe
    subterranean areawaspi lesto rai setheground leveli n otherareas.
    TERRACES USED AS ALTERNATE GROUND :Ti led terraceswith
    inlayed games,bui ltin seating,serving tables,planters,etc.Render
    them activeoutdoorspacessubsti tuting ground. name:m.adi
    ti 1dc19at041
    ai
    shwarya.
    r1dc18at002

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