This chapters ilustrates the steps taken from research to evolution of the design con cept. Thereatter. the intial design concept is elaborately discussed and shown with the help of daigrams, three- di mensional ilustrations and other means. This also shows how the design meets the framework as set before for the design process.eee aaa : = incorporate movement dynamics, bu |The design is based on using the shape of the site contours to create usable and staggered oni to ineoinmneet RG EE CREE building skin and the plazas for openness on the whole creating a "Ritvalistic Pathway” (ritual ot folowing eae " eee ion). Iti help in using the natural elements of ste as naturally asit con. feeling of being empowered by the nature experience 2. The whole point of having one central axii and adjoining vistas is to create the over 5 you move through the site. nnecti siyard comprise the comple into Ridge side of delhi which slopes down towards lake, a series of semi- open connections and courty . complex. sng casading down to the pond which forms & natural backdrop Cultural centre on the left and acess to the convention 3.8 4. Upon entering, the visitor has the choice of following the path of cones for ghat like spaces, or decending to the three open spaces which provide acess to the cenire, food cour, retail and recreational activities on the right. {ain a fuid visual dynamic with the vistas and create 5. The buildings too have been kept seperate deliberately to tone down the volume, maint re in any form, more intimate in-between spaces, which further the need of being able to experience cul 4. The central axii comprises various trees which delivers different purposes at different space. It will offer points of encounter along the way. it ‘or with fragnanees of trees by front plaza and leads fo the central court which will have tranquil spaces for rest including trees with lorge: Joge. then follow Up with @ court of element of surprise and finally end with the visually appealing trees which has been motivating you to the end. «itis increasing along the axl and opening up to the context - the suitangarhi tomb. While the massing in front of pond wil vy on the fop Noor with c larger clear height, so that it can act as a landmark to the lake front, which will be visible from the jove a outside of si ike the ex prominent, elevation have the same language with the roof. While roof and central pathway serving the same purpose fo! lows orga which is a contrast of buil < trom the different direction dividing the site into two from the centre, intangibly. It connecting the two different eco- of public activities ike retail, foodcourt and district pork, {0.Susloinobiy (eels onc! lechnologies ike phytoremediation, sol biotechnology and multipurpose green parking discussed before have 1e6n applies 9 z "77_DESIGN CONCEPTISTSIAGE ay 2ND STAGE a2 SRD STAGE 93 4TH STAGE 8.41es deal! mo: basic concept re and how they ns and buildings Id respond the S EVOLUTION OEEThe \ain purpose of these many design exercises were to mainly fo cus on creating a certain dynamic plan and then experi based designs. Much of the exper iments done before these, to find din the design, and the progress happened towards & more refined site plan in terms of both geaometry and built/ unio balance. Sections had been used to play more with form and balance out the volumes and explore the open! built relationship in the compex. Volumetrically, the blocks behave better now, with ‘well defined and detailed. Each pl the spaces becoming more Jaza has its own i teristics, identity and unique charac-e pond is much 8 EVOLUTION OF DESIGN).gether which mat cept more prominent. BEVOLUTION OF DESIGNPLANS AND DETAILS 9,1 STIESECTIONS 9. MODEL 93Peo: fe eps lis Ly eB hye ale AOS wiles INTERNATIONAL ‘SCHOOL RYANRYAN INTERNATIONAL ScHoot SECTORS Ccommnunery Pas 913 47500BALCONY FLOORRL ao {af [I = al 2 Ss Se ey A a ¥ f B= | {lh = ts ; aunt _ i +. 7 ier a et aa ee ae a - it ls rey # 1 cena 9416 detail 2] auditorium, food 9 FINAL DESIGN.y ~~ ioe, DOE