Synopsis {re integral pars of the lives we lead. It development can be seen as enhancement hen etforts geared fo development can hardly ignore the world of culture.” -AMARTYA SEN fe. has been revered as medium of expression and entertainment. hare our human experiences, goals, ideas and “spearhead economic growth wver impacts on other sectors, ve to rapid urbanization over the las! few decades, the county, hence making Delhi a prominent des cohesiveness \creased need for developing socio ci ‘re restricted fo selected pockets of central and south Del ‘space in Rohini - District Centre 2. Rohini lacks any sort of a ace t such an area would allow for Costes ong baekgrovnes cigag wih exporationsin spot ye To design a space that 2 study is backed up by sndia and ElphithormonieTable of Contents CHAPTER 1 1 introduction ‘Need Identification of TE 81 FF sition gecesi (Stee eee CHAPTER 2 Beggar ff asco: orresoarcn 22 Case Stucies 23 Case Studies Matix eager sect CHAPTER 3 ara, 3.1 Compnent Research aa 3.2 Area Program 18 wae eae CHAPTER 4 411 City. Precinct study 42 Connecti 37 4.3 Edge Conditions ey 4.4 Development Controls CHAPTER 5 S.1stucture 5.2 Sustainability 53 Services 5.4 Safety CHAPTER 6 6.1 SWOT Analysis 6.2 Design Determinants CHAPTER 7 7.1 Concept Evolution CHAPTER 8 tage Developmentee ee ee Introduction vor ernarrowing of the ind OF &FEsHCHON oy tne mind and othe sit. 5 ne eh pit rhe county 35 _Jowahatal NENUIN is SPEECH “The so op spinor the county lose cenives aim ¥0 promote Culture om sitios. TH Pr 79 he Ider Need ‘Acutuol centre ba space won 2 people ota communty. cae wor Be eionai and cormopotion ses Mana Howse company | ye mat hte NO 1 atta need of uch PICk evelopingang | decoIes pusinesse Grane KWo Twn Distict Cente many ha re sedentary. Cooperaing wae nde ne whol conv Bipreson! thee. Fr the nen pes pes Suid be @ benchmark. cain Rol ‘eson to ohNeed Identification nein Sxcodes, culture hos been one of the fastest-growing sectors of ne economy, generating neon ‘nd new businesses. income, employment, ing a metropolitan city Gthuee ia dtving force behind the success of sustainaible development and pe Eiy's vibrant culture is @ key tool and a core aspect of the social fabric. promoting cohesion, conv Gitenship omong the people. ihe north-w est region of New Delhi, Many cultural cenires already existing gion and iding in the other regions lack the opportunity to Activities to enhance life opportunities and options. ‘he ropid increase of world urban popul ight Th /wel-being ond fo urban ife ond the belongingnes to the city. ‘he local area around th ‘ond diversity info account trorstomative change in both urbanTHESIS PROPOSAL AREA OF RESEARCH The aim is to creat ina living prox fe « public space that can engage the communthy 9g proces Providing human intellectual and cater day to aes 6° ity. For this to happen. it needs d connection between the park and the site. it will eng2ae IN ‘crowd to the Swarn Jayany Park, the main commurily green for the whole neighbournoed : tion of people to This socio-cultural hub can be the butter. Focusing the | SNE th faclities like the park and the district centre facilities Saat they will have. How architect helps to create the identity for a place. Primary How any buldding creates an identity in a place. What aves identity its functions or its fom] Creating a global identity for that place. : ie How the socio-cultural hub wil benef the community and act as a platform for thd community to come closer. How mixed-use inclusive, I help to create an lusive environment rather than being makingCN — How architecture helps to create the identity for a place. den now one sees himself and how one is observed by others, Bul how archilechue crealesentiy® (Vale. towence J) tots ike geography, tra inguishing a space in ci identity of Place: that tne end the eye level of The Bilbao effect. @ single world-class project sed, postndustrial city. Blbao Effect means ‘ond reener is no such Iconic sr ‘dentty leveloped by time, Inthe preser ondin this process. there saticipation. The ar movements, [Amos Rapoy identity should not be the challenge is to apply paticipation and the abstract duct of the movement bi process For example, the Indian Hal ely, HC ead of creating an identity at @: it stainab| How the socio-cultural hub will benefit the community and become a sustainable development. oy struction ot niidvatand col omic corsruction ot na etry, cones, MES Su oS cultures ROI ‘oppor 1 cultures of new amvats fo The area. ore ‘can improve ot (ome POS Fe and social SUPPOM NelWorks, cng support and knowledge.How mixed-use can change the nature to universal, fo Mba wean tin el eet rian ee xe Ptign and exchange of ide 12 tle @ neighborhood together. Puble places Sand help prevent crime. they are the nodes for Utban envionment 10 typical mix plac iment ‘A basement level provides parking andyernees oem 1 On the upper level: and retalo ofces at /or access to under rote ‘ground pubic transportation, Siete octet Ge Seon cen geet ‘geod public space reflects dversty and encourages people ove ogee fete lending resident Office and commercial areas, such as bars, envionment safer and trienclie. The divers bute to the safety of spaces: more people on he steels helps doy, 2.active facades: Connection between the of round level of the uidings, the sidewak and the street cont fely and the attractiveness of urban design. iy: AS an aggregator of people, pubic space hes sores, pars, side jmulating the local economy: Quality public spaces not only benefit people by offering lebure and iving areas, futthey ao have the potential to boos! the local economy, ity: Public Laige enterprises (such 3 have litle particip. lerm impacts, a5 well as acd 1 ractetize the neighbothood. the economy in general, but lures have significant long-Case Studies goooeeooesooee000000000000008 Rag Primary Case Study Indian Habitat Centre, New Delhi Tiiveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi Secondary Case Study Kala Kendra, Jaipur iihormonie, Humiburg Selection Criteria ‘he feason for selecting there budings es n their public nature andl the ident ey provide to the conten, We. Yen aa songan on oweher ta Kena big nly to he test Deion cea cE ee ee ee eee a coat Meal Qesomion in ohonuontak exponded iy. Hrvorm ond how he Gi pieced accowng lo corte! oo nays on portant le pref” joseph alld Technical similaritiesElbphilharmonie , Hamburg Germany any Jog & de Meuron sduction ‘The nev Phitharmonic is full Location,| Zoning | * The bottom of the new. structure, on top of the warehou lively animated plaza divided into zones defined by ex vaulting, ranging from flat to very steep. An arch cut int wall ‘views of the sky and spectacular, theatrical vistas river and downtown Hamburg. ing above the plaza provide views ries for the different func- varkingl and hotel) which are private fon all the floors. + First 8 floors are parking and above that a public plaza and on Hi sii rents and 225 hotel rooms are provided with area of 4968 sqmt and 28900 sqmt respectively 26Pany (Source :Arcnesearch) 27sure 27 Section (Source :Archresearch) + The raised Observations The old warehouse i. parking now. al Inferences + It became a symbol because, form which represents an j on Elbe r i? plaza isa buffer between the componenJawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur miroduction De ge wasTaunched by the state government to provide a spiritual values of India and display chara ait ‘Paris dedicated tothe memory of India's grat leadersa nnannanannanneso0000000090 Location and Accessil “the site is located on JLN marg in Jaipur with bus stand located in front of the site. Planning and Layout “The whole complex is itself a unique design & concept in the architectural industry especially the concept of nine squares as" Navgrab The centre has been made in ‘ight blocks with miseums, theatres, brary, arts display room, cafeteria and studio. courtyards and the traditional design elements of Rajasthan have been incorporated in the complex. The landscaping was also done as per planets astrolog- in the whole complex in each square wherever was required, There s a provision fora central open-to-sky court for light and ar. There are punctures on the {vall for ventilation, Play with light and shadow using pergola over the library makes itan interesting feature ofthe design. Patterned repetition or alteration of elements for seating are derived from the concept of stepwells TH recreational spaces (EB tearing space — figure 31 Cealation (Source: Aut Scale of each square unit relatable to humans as it does not over power us and also makes the ground spaces fee larger and not claustrophobic. —o—_+_0 —+—_y, a Solid f Void ‘Solid Figure 33 Section (Source Author)rey sn and materials. The spanning between beams available like wooden bamboo sticks could be on Materials, ed Agra Sandstone White Marble Beige Dholpur Stone Soe Na ae gre 34 Maeriaxy (Source: Autor) Observation {nit relatable to human as it does not overpower us and also make ground spaces fell larger scale of unit relatalicone structure defining history of context =i aN » meray Jstce ulding as anareitectual [The contre was established wth Joie and vanstormed tito an |the aim of reintroducing rational ete lsd a, [Te sites ocsted on JLN margin Jaipur wth bus \ if ara sandetone, Whe maria and Bogei ate Ras an epay oT HT, ead avd sours, evoingametons nthe user. Enclosing Ihe OAT wt gh wal may lad to acoustic and |The raised publ plaza is a vertical \vertiatonproteme, lufer betvoen the components |areRENCE,Program Plot area -44077 sqmt FAR~1.2 ‘Maximum permissable ground coverage is 35% Total Bull up Area - 56136 samt Mandatory components - 22454 samt ‘Commercial Components- 33681 sqmt Mandatory components consists - ‘Commercial components consists - + Auditorium - cultural events , seminars + Retail and perforances will 1 ‘occur here. Departmental stores 2. Brand shops 3. Small, medium and large shops 4. Food court stand alsone kisosks and in- ‘small coffee shops. Center of performing arts-A multi- use performance space that wi tend for use by various types of the performing arts,including dance, : with office sup- music and theatre. + Guest room- stay for artists and vip guests and common public. Anca COMPONENTS ‘Training and meeting room- for meeting and conferences for the office and train- ing studios for thr artists to practice. Recreatinal club- for bicycle and roller sports. + library - books and audio visu: for the community Figure 3 compen dg, ree (Soute Auth Public space- : ewe Consisting central plaza which binds the whole site nethe model of this project has been esta review and case studies. The scope, howevae shall be limited to the following: “°¥er = Design and detail of the audit. ‘ori ‘other cultural components, rium and Design and detail of plaza ¢ ‘onnect everything on the ground floor ae The key design drivers (Connectivity, movement pattern, transparency and social interaction) shall be kept in mind while developing the The cultural and commercial components are fairly divided, which will not only activate the neighborhood but also become a source of generating employment and revenue. Figure 2 m (Source: Avis (Source Author 35[Randatory Components [5 No [components [icons —|auantty aves per person — [Torte [Meeting room 20 Pre funetn area Foyer 3009] H os] soo] tehen pantry | har io] — 4 ra 3 forenoon ara 75 rear om | R c y 4 70] i] 3 3 [areen Room bea Fi Zh 3 lara 7 Four from = ra iso) 1 2 7 7 0 a] Fy 3] | 00] 4 7 39 7] Props studio 3] a 4 Music studio 70 2 “a rea] 4 505] [rear Paining sts 20 3 a|__240] [lect ub Staton ery sto FE) 5] [360] [eusrd House ‘aes 3] 3] 7] Ivehanical Services 7 30 [pump Room == a] E [arbage Oepom [ror Foyer & Lounge 30] "] [Manager Oe i i nt Offi a] 7 a a 1 [cenerai Administration 2 7] store 2[Ona [consonants components Fe aeta 507 0) [ee soos 9 ae hOB sons foal Ez co (relaon ae Baa oHSite Analysis Location Figure Zonal key plan (Source: MPD 2021) The boundaries of the Zone are as under: North-East: Railway Line to Karnal, Zone-C, West: Rohini Phase-til, Zone-M. North-West: Nangloi Drain and Rithala STP, Zone-M. South-West: Railway Line to Rohtak, Zone-G, gure 4 Ste Soarce:MPD 2 The site Gomes u H, south west Deh pone has selected this ste gh” district centre -t1at sect 10 to develop a socio. tural hub. The zones eon, under rohini developmen phase I ond Its zone ne been developing since pr independence era an through the MPD-1962, MPD-2001 and now MED. 2021. As such the Zone hoy heterogeneous charac. ter where the unplanned areas and planned ‘reas developed under the norms of various plans co-exist.ei Development Authority is planning fo make Rohini into fully integrated township and i +t Centres each cond cultural and etertcinment zones. They ore sepersted by a central grren crea of bout 100 hactares made up of amusement park sand leisure areas. Source :Asthor 39Connectivityypment Controls perl" < cae : e Fipee 7 SiteDetals Source:Author Site Area -44077 Sqmt Built Up - 56136 samt 12 side and additional 21 m from swar jayanti park side. alImmediate context business Fire station The area comprises mainly institutin Shahood Police Staion & Regional Transport Dev Institute Authority of Tecnology 91 dontal hospital Guru Nanak elopment phase | & Il of G+5 floors ‘al and residential complexes from rohini dev‘bout 729 per year. gure SO Akitade temperature graph.Roint Source limatedetz.inEdge Conditions Figure 55 Site photo S.W.0.T, steenom ty acco 0 Swan Joye gay Tag totes on cn road ns re #223 cnr, The content sm ‘mus tho projec can ba cee na Sato crs rece ses 10.mol the fue tet cp cultural cont. as Tocreate a} SRN Cov en. Rew, WEAKNESS Vacant land necro, Nolie because of he rood ot croinding Soe ess on he te. here non, 3 at walking stance. ts 19 er egal encroachment et land neat,iasfins to protect from Harsh Sunlight Se Soin ‘onion Sunpencted eeeStructural System ladded panels: Space frame aT Mega Column s Diagrid Structure Figure 60 Section showing girders 1) Space Frame peep ae Corea et ot otc bre ormes nodes Mey are ese stassembes that genera oes pe, Siow ond compression senate iyincined be mn maintaining.” constant outside diameter. There area, generic forms of support to space trae?! that determine the forces to which thoy ng subject: Support by columns at four op more positions ce teon utible supports by rows of columns or ‘column trees. Continuous edge support. —___ Figure ot girdersPELEZEL ES ied BEAM. regular and repeating pattern of tna at nner gen es Me nem together to create a single expanded beam, S accomplished .d additions of ‘composting champer eve. Jd take no lon- diseppeer. The ‘organic com= dening organic Normal mixed food we (ger than 24 hours 10 fend products is nutri post which can be used faring purpose. ADVANTAGES wihin26hour, 75-90% Decomposed waste este is nutiont ‘compost - Needs 10 be removed aly twice @ month me Fully automated of peration VED (Variable Fre quency Dive) red electrical consumption by1S% WASTE TREATMENT ‘Sewage treatment plant Advantages - 80% of the waste water can be reused Low running cost and maintenance Discrete and low installation costs Minimal visual impsct Reliable ing in the primary tank means it can ‘cope with variable flows anc loads making it ideal for caravan sites and other seasonal venues Easy access Safe, clean, accessible air diffuser system with large access Ids for easy ‘maintenance Tank 25 years life googleinages gue 67 ER Compos ie owt ness) eee i _Atseoentoeen Rana Source aoodlemaaes water flowing into Sewer ‘essuming 0.8 flows into it 0.8K 51597855, = 12782.86 (412.7 KLD) total amount reaching STP 112782.84= 309587.13 (309 KLD) water available for re-use 85 % of 30958713 = 263149.0605 53 Fe PeFIRE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS: ‘The roads shall not be terminated in dead ends. BASEMENT REQUIREMENTS: Clear headroom of minimum 2.4 m shall be provided for the entire basement, + A minimum ceiling height of any basement shall be 0.9m and ‘maximum 1,2 m above the average surrounding ground level. STAIRCASE REQUIREMENTS Internal staircases shall be constructed with non-combustible ‘materials Internal stairs shall be constructed as self-contained units along an external wall of the building constituting at least one of its sides and ly closed, not be arranged around a Lift shaft. + Minimum heigl stairs per fight shall not exceed 15. Handrails shall be provided at a height of 1000 mm. Lift openings and any other openings shall not be p eal shaft, ac duct, gas pipeline shall open i pass through it + Minimum Exit door width: 2 m. + Minimum clear width of primary exit Corridor: 2400 m. ted. stairways or + Minimum No. of Exits: 2 +Travel Distance: 30 m (45 m if sprinklers are provided) PRESSURIZATION OF STAIRCASES AND LIFT LOBBIES + For Buildings more than 30 m in height: Internal staircase not with external wall shall be pressurized cernal staircase with external wall shall be cross ventilated or pressurized Lift lobby shall be cross ventilated or pressurized RAMPS “The slope of a ramp shall not exceed Ramp(s) shall be surfaced with approved slip resistant materials that ae securely attached. No perforations are permissible on Ramp floors, ‘Any changes in travel direction in ramp shall be preceded by landings of 1.5 mx 15 m size Outside ramps and landings shall accumulation on their surfaces. Every landing shall be not less than 1 500 mm long in the 1e designed to minimize water direction of travel. REFUGE AREAS Refuge areas shall be provided in buildings of height more than 24 m, ‘They shall be provided at/or immediately above 24 m and thereafter at the periphery of the floor and open to ait. They ‘ommodate the occupants of two consecutive floor by sq. m. per person for the calculated number of occupants le additionally, to accommodate non ambulatory patients,Strength Weakness ‘Opportunities Threats ‘Next to Swarm lyanti Park Far rom metro Raton ‘Revival of neighbourhood Tow pedestrian movement till the future Development Activating SwatnJyanti Park Including the local public Continuous wind movement rho such faciity present __Farfromthe main chy there Very hotsunmes “Empty land parcels nearby Twixed use to activate the Challenge to attract tourists activate the site throughout ‘enhancing the livibityy of the the year place 5556 igure 69 how pedestrian and vehicular movement. Source:Author SWARN J. ANT PARK Pedestrian Movement Right now the whole site ang the surrounding lands are barren , but in future development there will be open greens which will connect the site to the surrounding areas. The main pedesti the main road thus that canbe the centre of the main public hu, Vehicular Movement The site is surrounded by roads from all the sides which can be a draw back to the pedestrian movement so placement of dro off is important so that it doesn hinder the future pedestrian connections formed.par the whole region, without any hindrance. Few 79 Formation of nodes Sie autor58 Axis The axis formed should be around the pedestrian movement as the grains should not block it. It is necessary for the free flow of local Public to cross the site . All axis meet at a point and that point is the main public hub creating the day to day activity for the program.Activity zoning The ground floor should be activated by local vendor and shop so that the site remains active through the day and it surround the main public movements, thus making the site has more eyes on he street ‘making it more secure. 59Concept Evolution : & office + rotait Pedestrian movement & eB Shont Figure 74 Concept Evolution 2 igure 73 Concept Bralation 1 ‘The concept has developed around the proposed development around the site. The grain has been placed in such a manner that the pedestrian movent across the site, is not hin- dered and to maintain that public movent the ground floor is stitched with the local retail provid- ing the day to day activities. The front of the central plaza becomes a node for accomodating the major movement within the site and as well as to. reach swarm jayanti park. 3 Source :Author® PLAN scsii Yd UeWesDg |DoIdAy | — ERECTA + EES rae il and | a cae em rm = ieckcccncats OF c Ground Floor Podium LevelElevation a Elevation b%6 Section AA’ VAALJury Comments Why didn’t you consider the height of the context? mediate context, and the buil symbolzes vertical development ‘Tere is no apparent development projec ingt4levesandasa horizontal development of Rot Don't the bridge and roof just alienate the whole design to the contest? it was for mere comfort and for creating identity from the form for the toTA-SO4R pilbliography ‘The Notion of Place, Place Mea ning an pitps//52. 172.182.107/BPAMSClienyseeas hi siwlphilbarmoniedelen/bphthamnis tps://www.ar \ic.com/en/proj ne jectVherzogede-me hups://worldare cree aT IDENTITY: KEY TO MEANINGFUL PLACE, MAKING Tie Coeleretecy Peace Vol https://www.c-beams.com/what-is-castellted-beam/ crore httpsi//www.hindavi.com/journals/ie/2010/627930/ https: ://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2405882316300485#:~ sextsHVAC%20system%20is% 20designed™620for which®20 shed in the compAlaton “Making god ~ shaping paces other9%20components%20were%20designed. In Defense of the Street: 10 Principles for Public Spaces” by Ben Rogers, publi people,” J. Friedman. Identty’s Architect: A Biography of Erik H. Erikson. Lawrence https://wwwindiahabitat.org/blreEe ke #° cqeseloping suburb at this point thus provide for 1 aneent se programalfows the cltural centre to cater toa vatety of . peoplin the community. proximity t0 TG atport thus drawing national and jpternational attraction, | igh dense population inthe precinet, |. ackof social gathering spaces in the precinet «The program has dominant components and the supporting functions creating hierarchy of spaces easily. «Availability of different modes of transport to the site (metro station and bus stops). «Lack of exhibition and performances spaces in the precinet, «Good drainage of the site. RCHITECTURALY 5.2. WEAKNESS; \ E, DWARKA, Noise from the adjacent road | | | | \ ‘The crossroads near the site is very chaotic. ‘The high tension wires pass through the site hence water body if ‘any must be far from them. ‘The site and surroundings on its side of the road become dead at night. “There are no residences on its side of the road making it unsafe for pedestrians at night. ‘The major components (auditorium and exhibition spaces) require multiple entry. Extreme climate of Delhi. D.B. SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/200)aa ee Sn aT -C‘C # OPPORTUNITIES | 5.4. THREATS. «Abridge between the rural Dwarka and upcoming high tise + Traffic may get very busy in the fortheoming years. yof Dwarka. * Although all transport services are provided, the frequency + Tobeable to enhance the socal and cultural ies ofthe busesisverytow As rshawsarestosbe nat metro neighborhood and sub-city at large, stations. + Schools in the neighborhood can use these facilities as they are | within walkable distance, «+ Demand to learn new skills by the residents, + The surrounding facilities complement the projet | jjacent urban green providing large open spaces for recreation. | | pIeHAPTER 5| INTRE, DWARKA D.B. SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/20n) \RCHITECTU!HIGH TENSION ELECTRIC POLES lous STEANALSIS SCALES) SITE AREA: 4.08 HECTATRES HEIGHT RESTRICTION: 26M PERMISSIBLI PAR: 1 (40800 SQ. METRES) SETBACKS: 15M IN FRONTS AND 12M AT REAR, MAXIMUM ¢ UND COVERAGE: 35% ARCHITECTURA! “HESIS 2015-2016 SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTRE, DWARKA, D.B, SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/20") Ma,ch remains to explore how to create a s arch 10 create a sense of place, a so J f place, a social & positive focus of the cont is 7 r context. To te this into an 2 je Pe ral program, the proposal of ‘Socio-cultural cent centre’ i a Te’ in Dwarka sector-11 has been undertaken as the thesis p jeering from it, the complex should be a pla i i ve oe apiece of high aesthetic and public value where various functions and activities the! teraction and gatherings, an active place or a hub of people and cult oe culture encouraging sowledse- concept emerges out to be multi or series of act Res ie her and interact. ive focal points/ spaces where every aspect ofthe cultural activities come ean axis of plazas or open spaces as the transition for different functions catered in the site. yin aim is to creat fying the skin of building and incorporating cecondary air isto make the design as climatically responsive as possible by mod gurtyard typology. D.B. SWETA SUDHA (A/239 HESIS 2015-3 4RCHITECTURALMAIN CENTRAL AX SOURCE: warw tuecondos.com MAIN CENTRAL AXIS + One of th : significant feature of the site planning is the main central plaza around which various activities are situated. + The Central Avenue will be lined with trees to provide shade to pedestrian. All the buildings open onto it. Peutt6a + Both ends of the main axis area provided with ovethead structures: use of SOURCE: wavtvagabenaourey. cor gate structure on the main end and shading horizontal structure to emp’ size entry into the central plaza. + One of the main reasons for the axis is the strong sense of direction created by the orientation of the co site and also to create ard effect to shade the plaza. Also reinforced by case studies. ARCHITECTURAL THESIS 2015-2016 ARKA DB. SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/200)the presence of international ee ey ye tO . pad bea green building and the design el ata distance of about 10 eth lel a ments Would be chosen acon ot bling woul be moderne i ingly. Te ue Sey GREE CED (scum = EEN (sccsnevmen no | uncrions oerenoins | OF FOOTFALL DENSITY, | senvce azqureen | aN pawacy. — = (~The building locks with courtyards are aligned north-south direction fo + Hence the » varying wi length wh + Additions’ «makes the walk through continuo \y giving different views of facades. + Since nov wet part of the site has hi so this portion has been di se open green area which extend into the urban gren adjace! < tothe site. ARCHITECTURAL THESIS 2015-206with solar covered spaces re created thus reducing the need to 1g active mechanical SP PPe ms would be provided on west, north-west, st, south-east and south facades. ER i /AGADE LOUVER SYSTEMS SOURCE: pte ame-econytems com SOLAR SHADING LOUVER SYSTE! Solar shaving louver systems are toreduce ir condi opportunity for Radiation from the sun is by the louvers. Asa result solar heat gain is prevented from ‘nginto the b le louvers will track the position of the sun increasing the systems shading effectiveness and further red On overcast days, the op F ize the natural daylight into the building, In this project the louvers on south fagade will have solar pancls attached to crmecsptema con them and will generate electricity. ARCHITECT /RAL THESIS 2015-2016 D.B. SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/20n)SA, CHAPTER- 7 Design Evolutionentation ; ™ of the building and the central ‘open space to create a pedestrian frie heli ‘arious combinations "ations were explored to create quality spaces and connections which draw ‘URAL THESIS 2015-2036 SOCIOCULTURAL CENTRE, DWARKA D.B.SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/200), mana. COSeee 5 eos esas geo wearniskis open spaces are interconnected together and provide ding to north-south axis, ARCHITECT! AL THESIS 2015-3CENTRE, DWARKA ‘S0CIO-CULTURAL| a + Central open space to be detailed. ‘+ Pedestrian path and amenities to be provided, + Cores to be reconsidered, + Auditorium to be redefined. D.B. SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/20n)form of the project. *F open spaces became important factors in determining t g the . Fora project with such diversity of functions, nume, : , humerous vehi different functions, ne and clearly defined functions to the various parts of plazas and courtyards, «The monotonicity of the open plaza can be br ok pes ‘en by use of overhead structures such as bridges, changing angle of of building facades, use of landscape features and by creati : 5 ; creating smaller defined open spaces with specifi functions. « High footfall areas such as auditoriums, food court, mult iti iat eee ns, food court, multipurpose halls, and exhibition art galleries shouldbe placed ground floor or be made easily accessible directly from outside so that these areas can function freely during peak h and emergencies. High serviceable areas such as restaurants, auditoriums, ete. have been placed near service cores. Institutional areas have been placed on upper floors to reduce noise disturbances from road and other noises. ‘Auditorium is placed as a separate building block to avoid structural complications. For cultural preference and due to climatic reasons, elements such as courtyards, jaais, double skin facades, and gat structures have been subsequently incorporated. HITECTURAL THESIS 2015-2016 .B. SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/20u) ARCHITECTU 2015-2CHAPTER- 8 Final Design aeAREA STATMENT, | yO | FACILITY ‘Multi-Purpose Auditorium Raked floor to seat 1200 persons ppre-function area STAGE AND BACK STAGE (GREEN ROOMS 40SQM/ROOM LIGHT CONTROL AND PROJECTION ROOM t ‘STORES S0SQM/ROOM | TOILETS (GENTS) _ 2SQM/PERSON, |} Froitets (abies) cana ag _[2saM PERSON | REHEARSAL AREA { 150 | ‘CHANGING ROOM AND TOILETS t | | Sue ne i 2 | Exhibition Hall { Bak Meich can be broken up ints 273 carpartinaaae oF 2000+3000+3000 or 4000+4000 sq.m size Support area with necessary back of tl orgai he house facilities for event va management, dismantling, storage and transportation; {8 Covered truck bays and one ramp and truce entry to bition sub part ; ARCHITECTU" A THESIS 2015-2016 SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTRE, DWARKAmi mad mounting of exti [ee reese oe || LIBRARY. 1 |--7- CHARGING COUNTER/ SERVICE DESK ! I CATALOGUE TERMINALS 7 . a aa | ——T REFERENCE DESK —2I om | REFERNCE COLLECTION é e 361 36| | BOUND PERRIODICALS ‘05K /SaM ‘8000 80 34) NON-FICTION SECTION {00BKS/SOM 4000 40 54 FICTION SECTION 1008KS/SQM 40000 500 520 CHILDREN'S SECTION ‘1008KS/SQM 40000 ~ 400 380 | PERIODICALS ane JOURNALS asso ei 83 s VATE CARRI 30 | | Pn 4SQM/PERSON 50 200 180 | READING AREA 2 SSQM/PERSO_ ae ne a | IGE SEATS. {) | Loun (6SOM/PERSON 20 120 150} DY. DIRECTOR 7 : =o ra ‘SECRETARY 7 + 0 al BINDERY 7 SQM/PERSON 10 70 64 ‘ACCESSION & CATALOGUING on ea} PHOTOCOPY & PRINTING 20 7 TOILETS so 64 NEW RECORDS ROOM 60 64 ~~ [OLD RECORDS ROOM 60 64 | | [Fa Toerrat uprary (auDIO) l I ARCHITECTUR& THESIS 2015-2016 SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTRE, DWARKA. D.B, SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/200) aeoe 75 UNTERS/ SERVICE DESK HARGING CO} of He OE TREMINALS SQM/PERSON 4 30 50 ‘REFERENCE DESKS 7 fa a (ND COs | CASSETTES [AND CDs; 750/SQM 75000 100 120 | RECO! 200 /SQM 26000 130 100 al sr005 STATIONS 200 /SQM. 10000 50 a3) |—TpLayeat SSQM/STATION 25 125 240 lee | 7S GROUP LISTENING i. 75 conan sTuD1 Summ | wl as 28 | [ACCESSION AND CATALOGUING 30 30 36 | + [EDITING & MAINTENANCE ROOM 30 30 36| ‘STORE (OLD & NEW) 30 2 60 a DY. DIRECTOR 15 SQM/PERSON 1 15 15 SECRETARY 10 SQM/PERSON 1 10 40 TOILETS 40 54 5 | DIGITAL LIBRARY (VIDEO) 75 CHARGING COUNTERS/ SERVICE DESK SQM/PERSON 4 30 = ‘CATALOGUE TREMINALS 25 30| REFERENCE DESKS 20 30 | [DVDs AND CDs_ 350 360 [PHOTOGRAPHS a 350 ao RECORD NG STUDIO 5 SQM/PERSON 3 1s 20 ACCESS ON AND CATALOGUING 30 30 cS EDITIN | & MAINTENANCE ROOM 30 | 30 38 ARCHITECTU AL THESIS 2015-2016 SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTRE, DWARKA, D.B. SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/20n)6 ec L—] 60 |_—TFACULTY LOUNGE 75 SQM/ROOM 20 1500 PANTRY iegee a ee a 20 J CONFERENCE ROOM oh [FACULTY TOILETS 50 [common Toitets 50 he 80 La /—_[REGIONAL LOUNGES 4 ‘MEDIA ROOMS 60.SQM/REGION 7 “420 | —T AMES HALL 90 SQM/REGION 7 630 STORE 240 CHANGING ROOMS: 7 TONLETS So 8 | MULTI-PURPOSE HALL B00 A a0 STORE 50. 2 100 | TOILETS 60 | es \ 9 [ADMIN TRATION [10001 I I ARCHITECTUS® THESIS SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTRE, DWARKA D.B.SWETA SUDHA (A/2393/200) Ras7900 COURT ey 10. KITCHEN, PANTRIES AND STORES - 1320 1] 1000 | TOILETS 85 7 240 80 1 80 yi | RETAIL | sHoPrs |-—T STORES a 20 400, | UNLOADING AND LOADING BAY 132 120 [Towers 60 75 | cl 18 Phe i98 | ass |-<7 [VISITOR ACCOMODATION |] RECEPTION + FOYER [| DORMITORIES 60 75 | pouBLE ROOMS 60 6 260 a [——|SINGLE ROOMS 32 2 ae a LOUNGES 50 6 300 300 ea 20 4 80 80 Guest services for information, transport and travel/stay logistics, bank counters and ATM, prayer rooms, currency exchange, child care and play pen, first aid and medical unit, luggage storage, laundry, saloon, equipment hiring ete. 500 500 [13 [Services Tran Electrical room & generator 1000 3000 Me nical Services: pump room, water storage, waste water |_| ter spent emergency firefighting with Jockey pump et. | eo) 250 ARCHITE TURAL THESIS 20152016 SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTRE, DWARKA DB SWETA SUDHA (A/2593/208)T 11000 1000], [ 400 | 400 || [ 150 | iso | eases acca eeae A eeaceeaon 2675333 28893 | * t “| lets, par ies, tea-coffee: vending | Machines, ation systems, janitor cupboard and Stores, emegency exits, server rooms, switch rooms, electrical and mechanical support areas on floors ALLOWABLE GROUND COVERAGE; 35% PERMISSIBLE HEIGHT: 26M CIRCULATION AREA: 40% oe oma, 49800 SQ.M. =4.08 Hectares a 1 G0800 sq.m) ACHIEVED FAR: 49450 S0.M. | PARKING 280 SURFACE PARKING + 840 BASEMENT PARKING ARCHIT CTURAL THESIS 2015-2016= 7 TTA ‘s0C10-CULTURAL CENTRE, DWARKA pp. SWETA SUDHA (wes93/20)EA | a oortprd