53. Reading room 34 Administration offices 4 RETAIL 41 Craft shops 7, RESIDENTIAL 7.1 Guestrooms 72 Dining Area/ Kitchen TOTAL SITE AREA MAX FAR PERMISSIBLE BUILT UP AREA GROUND COVERAGE 60000 SQM 12 25000 SQM 30%CONVENTION HALL AupiroRUM > VISUAL ART GALLERIES 5 jd FOODCOURT “ seme 4 ENTRANCEEES ae PUBIC SEMI PUI IC camencrensncs PRIVATE sat f strcecrmence ysertncs aby tcepton A SCtomencrasncs cr gen Virco Const fj itr cere oe ofan ace _vitbe aul space wih o semi open or in bul space wih foray orci concent iee chaend cae oe eS, ‘semi open oul eading orn ec a Abit ocront rst Sobtes Cale Adria ce srycecnaaactesnes ‘Cons Visual perma porary galeries ond voshop {wit be sound and ight proved ‘bullspace for permanent gates Jesbut open ot seri open space fortemporary once wih an open, Cole & Restuants Cote & Restart Cente for Viuotont souxcemt FoNCTONS aan———— — LOCATION CONNECTIVITY 4, CONTEXT 4 SURROUNDINGS CLIMATIC ANALYs\s, 4s SWOT ANALYSIs —_ear came eee LANDUSE PLAN 15178 HA. Area under green belt 410 HA, Atea under fidge 6200 HA. Area under asola bird sanctury 300 HA. Proposed urbanisable area 8268 HA. She comes under Surounded by re complex) Park land uses, ‘SMEREADINGS 4Planning Zone-J located in the South Delhi is bounded by Mehra day { the North, National Highway No.8 in the West. and National Catal ret en, boundary in the south yiolDeh total area of the zone as per MPD-2021 is about 15.178 Ha, out of wien one ety Ha, comprises of the ‘Regional Park’ ‘Ridge’. There are 20 vilages/cersusioyszy | ; ak inthe | vi steway to Delhi from Hi und by NH-8 on West provides a gat arora ap Zone J Bound by i oe Jess Io the Apr! via Mehipciput Road. Along he sane and also carb a green buffer in the form of Southern part of Reg. Parkispropee | mena in addilion to above following landmarks cane mt tury _ i) Tughlakabad Shooting Range i) Sultan Goshiton, pascietgsneuny, We mone Me ren) . on ery fe * commercid a ® pic Sem Puble S . necreaonal e sransporaen we gicen cepSITE READINGSSITE READINGS)rms, dust- raising ‘and wind speed reaches up to 10 is North West with speed in the 1.9 mis. ‘NNaga sl woud help fo provide strong shuclue and ipeaclon. connectivity Internationally and locally. (directly ~ Difficutt to plant on a rocky soi. ~ Difficult to Built basement on a rocky soil. G00 y ected 10 [GI aitport, NHB, UER Il) oa Because of he large site i would be -gpeimmediate conte to plan cenite efficiently, reste Ww T -Contouss give opportunities to explore the site, - Arsenic level of water is high. Threat fo whole ecosystem. “The large volume of traffic movement in and out of the site -cppotunity to respond the archeological site and may overload the arterial roads. pond located on south. - opportunity 10 integrate two societies together in the form of culture. legrate the development with the adjacent green creating outdoor recreational spaces for the city.SOIL BIOTECHNOLOGY AND DECENTRALISED ‘OBJECTIVES FoR TECHNOLOg, . | \ PHYTOREMED)a WASTEWASTER TREATN ng STRUCTURAL sy a GREEN PARKING RADIANT COOLING AND HEA Vgwtaincble Sf tave Sy¢ of natural ste features, such aeodrontoae | promote energy conservation s topography, sunlight, shade, ang pre- \ Natural hydrologieg| . ical system contamination. sate cerca and b \ ea, Avoid large, impervious surtac writer tno into channels, which se sructurl elements which is fexible and could add in esthetics, =n ying seasonal green farm stands for Surface parkings which is the outward Public face atte fam. which wil manage the stormwater and inigotes green stands, i, eS en \ if x c x ’ < ¢ come oY a \ oF fexible Sy | sustainable . : natural ste 1 Manage 1 stuctua 1 \and use 14 featuresuse | \ Stormwater | \ elements} x ’ ‘ ‘ ’ omer. ss Yoee BECHNOLOGYN a renwater du in the range of 73-8.4, wi S TECHNOLOGY sileCHNOLOGY6 HEEESTECHNOLS | te 7 - all :jecenttalised wastewater treatm soil biotechnology (SBT) based decent ent plant coy 1 Oi re rowater trom an aciiacent rola tat Te The system taps the flowing through a nearby sewer ing, through a manhole. The treated waters jh a neat semyesin ihe dict park area fo maintain the reo be sa eee ern tang om the drain lowing adjacent to the garden he row waste Ngjter nolcing tank. The we Wo nkis screened to remo jing solids. The wastewater alter Screening flows into a bioreactor which is a wate 2 ing sll. The rs of ol, siones. crushed Brie, ere ‘and culture. Varese Pe faked wif rpaponsble tar the Neate Pre system, a combination of et se esres ke respiration. mineral weather Gnd photosynthesis takes place thay 7 ee oat cls ce rashes fone ans sin th the raw wastewater is pumped I 5 TECHNOLOGHbecouse of unplanned developements, 12. We have solutions to overcome with the ;novative and symbiotic waiter ‘ayaking and canoeing on warm summer in the dense reeds, and zeckided mo- ee orn wie apiched, ible and theretore the choies important to the design sot’ Trusses and lattice gitders ate often designed to be the members used and their connections 13 Gleng, the member rovide the compression and tension resistance ti shear forces, 3e5 can be created. Each can vary in overall geometty andin the choice of the individual elements within them. Trusses may be designed fo follow ine ‘091 profile, which may also be curved. whereas lattice giders are used as long spenring beans, ‘5 TECHNOLOGY! cTEEANOLOGYJ rr 2 ee Sg, Continuously running urban farm in the place of surface parking. Ine reas a eo yard public face of the farm, isa thoughtful set of interven- Boe ee en oat crisxateuies: ve Bod mcrkel’s usable, ee Perce ponded with the addition of a canopy structure which fs conying cr extensive green roof System, Water reclamation systems trom impervious surfaces or being utilized fo help Mitigate ste ron oft, New cisterns wil be installed to store the rainwear for use in main- in the stand. New storage fenance and washing the harvested crops prior fo thet sale it echtiog ond! ste organizations wil offer betler use of the land, better view of the architec- Hae ee ioay. ond expanded access fo the farm stand's offerings and services, 2 ee 4 64apace ol surface SurecHNOLOSH | ierecHNOLOGY =k by circulating warm water through a network of 1 Rediont heating FS ee celings of auditorium which has a high capac} me es instal Mpg ond cooling systems provide uniform and efficient heating o cooling, and are a cost effective way for your building to achieve a pene level of eae Performances, sadiant systems can improve comfor! while reducing energy for heating and cgay: dnd reduce operational costs and maintenance costs. Radiant is easly integrategn® eee ch envionment of a bulding and can be combined with geothenes traditional HVAC for higher performing hybrid sate With this system, the operative temperature is maintained below 25°C, except dyte™ ur monsoon season when the operative temperature can dif up tones ee estan 66 5 TEALRIAT A=:Se skin system where cit mincled wood. W acts, ly fechnologies can be icheive a greater ecok- ible material ond input