THESIS 2022

SYNOPSIS ABOUT

CRICKET STADIUM

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 CRICKET STADIUM
INTRODUCTION
A Stadium is one of those building typologies which have the ability to shape a
town or City. A stadium is able to put community on the map, establishing an
identity and providing a focal point in the landscape. They represent a nation’s
pride and aspiration.
A stadium is essential a huge theater for presentation of heroic feats. Basically
it is the output of the rise in the popularity of sport. It also role in the city-
financial, political, geographical and spiritual

AIM

TO design an National cricket stadium with an incorporated academy which is

financially self sustaining, futuristic in design in order for the structure to
become monumental civic architectural marvel and also to become financially,
politically, geographically and socially important

OBJECTIVE

TO create an Architectural image of the built form creating a landmark on the

urban fabric. To comprehend the various issues involving in planning and
design of the centre leading to the design of a lively building that would
promote interaction and provide exposure to the activities in a compelling and
engrossing environment.

SCALE
 Large Scale multi-disciplinary design approach
 Integration with the broader city
 Accessible, well-made and generous public-space system aesthetic appeal
and response to local place and function.
 Creation of large, unobstructed concourse level to accommodate an
assembly of people.
NEED

 For a Catalyst for ongoing investment

 Addressing immediate needs, but also identifies a longer term
development framework.
 Establishing a new Symbol for the city and region.
 A landmark and form part of the memorabity of the city.
 Requirement of a separate cricket academy solely for Dindigul, Tamil
Nadu.

SCOPE
Stadium is a key ingredient in the marketing of the cities and even nations. It
has capability of creating interests and sports awareness amongst youth and
citizens their name on the World map, Study of the generation of various
forms. Generation of structural systems and dynamic components through
study of the modern construction technologies. Understanding the
Characteristic and apt usage of various materials. Reduction of carbon
footprint by a sustainable approach.

CONTEXT

 A download location is a necessary condition for a stadium to help revitalize anarea

 How well the area scores on economic and demographic indicators
 How walkable the surrounding area is
 How close public transportation is to the stadium is site location betweenexisting
cities and upcoming new regions.
CASE STUDY 1
On ANZ STADIUM, SYDNEY

IN 1993 stadium Australia was designed to host the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
The ANZ Stadium design is completely unique. Entire sections of the seats
move, allowing the stadium to change shape in a matter of hours from a
rectangular playing field to an Oval ground. This dynamic design allows ANZ
Stadium to host a world record number of professional sports rugby league,
rugby union, AFL soccers and cricket, This flexibity also helps make the ANZ
stadium the first choice for the world’s biggest entertainment acts like U2, The
rolling stones and AC/DC.
A key design feature of the stadium is the traslucent, Saddle-shaped roof, The
rood during daytime events for player and spectator visibility. With events and
concerts being held all year round, you can imagine the amount of imagery,
photography and video that needs to be produced, promoted and stored. So,
let’s discover why ANZ Stadium needed a DAM (digital asset management)
solution to help manage their ever-growing library of assets and why Asset
Bank is the perfect fit.
CASE STUDY 2
M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore

The M. Chinnaswamy Stadium (formerly known as the Karnataka

State Cricket Association Stadium) is a cricket stadium located
in Bangalore, Karnataka. Flanked by the picturesque Cubbon Park,
Queen's Road, Cubbon and uptown MG Road, this five-decade-old
stadium is situated in the heart of the city of Bangalore It has
a seating capacity of 40,000,[1] and regularly hosts Test cricket, One
Day Internationals (ODI), Twenty20 Internationals (T20i) and
other First-class cricket matches, as well as musical and cultural
events. The stadium is the home ground of the Karnataka state cricket
team and the Indian Premier League franchise Royal Challengers
Bangalore. It is owned by the Government of Karnataka and has been
leased out to the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) for a
period of 100 years.
Formerly known as the Karnataka State Cricket Association Stadium, it was
later rechristened in tribute to Mangalam Chinnaswamy, who donated land for
stadium and served the KSCA for four decades and was also president of
the Board of ntrol for Cricket in India (BCCI) from 1977–1980.
It is the first cricket stadium in the world to use solar panels to generate a bulk
of the electricity needed to run the stadium. This has been procured as by the
"Go Green" initiative of the KSCA. As of 13 January 2020 it has hosted 22
Tests, 24 ODI
SITE
Location : Dindigul,Tamil Nadu.
The exact site will be chosen on the hilly terrain of
Western ghats once after the casestudy.
 THESIS 2022

SYNOPSIS ABOUT

HILLSTATION TOURISMRESORT

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 HILL VIEW RESORT
ABSTRACT
⚫ In a tropical country like India, where the climate is predominantly hot
and dry,Hill Stations have served as great retreats for vacations.

⚫ The hill stations are mainly service centers, providing comfortable stay
and travelfor tourists. Beingtourism destinations, the thrust isalways given on
increasing the number of tourists. In recent past, tourist traffic at hill stations
has increased significantly and support infrastructure isbeing developed for
the tourists.

⚫ Hill Tourism isone of themajor revenueearnersfor anyregion or

country ascompared to other forms of Tourism.

⚫ Tourists are attracted to mountain destinations for many reasons,

including theclimate, clean air, unique landscapes and wildlife, scenic beauty,
local culture, history and heritage, and the opportunity to

⚫ AResort is an isolatedplace,self containedcommercial establishment

thattries to provide most of a vacation’s wants, such as food, drink, lodging,
sports, entertainmentandshopping on thepremises. forest resort is an
exquisitejungle hideawayandanaturalist’s treasure. Setalongtheslop of
aforest clad hill,beside tree branches of a sprightly mountain stream.

⚫ Resort will treat with the fabulous views of the forest. an intimate
experienceofthe surrounding sights birds on overhanging branches, colourful
butterflies, the irresistiblelure of thejunglewillbeablissandexaltation-body,
mindandsoul.

⚫ The resort having restaurant, coffee shop, cottages, villas, tribal

huts, ayurvedic center, natural pool, rope bridge,treehouse, pool
villas and dormitory.Withvernacular traditional architecture ofthe
regionclimatic conditions. with locally available materials.
NEED FOR RESORT
⚫ Inaddition tothehomely comfort, people prefer to enjoy the
weekends withnature, for it provides physical and psychological bliss.

⚫ Industrialization and urbanization had devastated the essence of

abundant life. thisforest resort willoffer an idealambienceforthepeople torun
away fromthe urban chaos and has the potential to quench his thirst for
mental peace, relaxation and change of environment.

⚫ Importance of resort isone of

thefewplacesthatofferabreakfromthestrain of hecticlifestyle.A completely
differentworldengulfthevisitorbytakinga walk along the lonelypathway
beneath an enormous interlaced canopy formed by majestic trees, cottages.

OBJECTIVE
⚫ Provide a recreational environmentthroughvarietiesof
facilitiesandfunctions.

⚫ Provide hospitality forboth domestic andforeign visitors and promote

tourism ultimately promote local anwellasnational economy through the
promotion of both internal and externaltourism.

⚫ Provide space for wedding functions, official meeting and seminars in

natural surroundings.

⚫ Create an interactive space for indigenouspeopleandvisitors so that

theremay be interchange of ideas and cultural demonstration.

⚫ Respond to climate and energyconsumption issueraised

bypresent day architecture through eco - sensitive design.

⚫ Study about the materialsand technology regardingthe sustainability

indesign.

⚫ Study about low cost sustainable building materials.

⚫ Study about special organization and real need of resort programs.

AIM
⚫ To study the construction technique that is used on a hilly terrain.

⚫ To designaresort which submergedwith thelandscapearound

itwiththe locally available material. Will Tourist a complete experience.

⚫ To analyse thefunctionalrequirement of resortand toimplement on

design to Carry out the function effectively.

SCOPE OF WORK
RESORT WITH RECREATIONAL SPACE

⚫ Restaurant,coffee shop, cottages, villas, tribal huts, ayurvedic center,

natural pool, rope bridge, tree house, pool villas and dormitory.

⚫ With vernacular traditional architecture of the region climatic

conditions. withlocally available materials.

SPECIAL STUDY
⚫ Services for building andsite

⚫ Material and technological innovation

⚫ Environmental consideration
METHODOLOGY

Topic Selection

Site Selection Literature Study Data collection

Site Analysis Data Analysis

FORMULATION

Case Study
Requirement Study

Literature Study

Design Concept

Zoning

Preliminary

Final Detailed
CASE STUDY
1. VYTHIRI RESORT

Location: Wayanad, Kerala, India.

Project Work Status: Completed Projects

Collaborators: 1st Phase: Ar. Tony Joseph and Ar. A.K. Prasanth

2nd Phase: Stapati Architects

Project Type : Hospitality

Area : spread over 150 acres

2. TAMARA RESORT

Location: Coorg, Karnataka, India.

Project status: completed project

Name of the architect: AR.N.Mahesh

Project type: Hospitality

Area: over 180 acres

NET STUDY: 1.WINDFLOWER RESORT,Kerala 2.ALLILA VILLA RESORT, Indonesia.

SITE
Location : SIRUMALAI HILL STATION,Dindigul,Tamil Nadu.

The exact site will bechosen on the hilly terrain of Western

ghats once after the case study.

BOOK AND REFERENCE

⚫ Resort design - Michelle Galindo

⚫ Guideline of resort design - Ariel Yu

⚫ Time saver standard and neuferts architect data will be refered for
 THESIS 2022

SYNOPSIS ABOUT

IT TECH PARK

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INTRODUCTION

A landscaped development usually comprising of high specification office

space as well as residential and retail developments, designed to encourage
localisation of high technology companies such as informationtechnology,
software development etc., thereby giving each the benefit of economies of
scale.

AIM

They provide infrastructure and support services for businesses, particularly

high quality (high capacity) communications, real estate and office space.
Frequently IT Parks have links to research institutions providing a pipe line of
both innovations personnel and advice – the technology transfer function.

OBJECTIVE

To establish a suitable educational, research, technology commercialisation

mechanism which would foster creation, development and growth of
technology- oriented entrepreneurs and enterprises through Innovation,
financing, setting up incubation centres, science parks, with support from
various state, national and international collaborations and support of
Industries:
Assistance in development of new innovative products, services, processes and
techniques.

 Providing technical and financial consultancy services through the

members of the society and/or collaborating individuals, industries,
organizations or Research and Development institutions.
 Conducting capacity building, training programs, skilltraining, need
based courses for industries, entrepreneurs, training academic and
research institutions and students.
 Conduct of research and development in collaboration with industries,
organisation and institutions.Undertake contract research, collaborative
 research and consultancy projects either independently or jointly with
other institutions and organizations.
 Set up/promote either independently or jointly in collaboration with other
Institutions or organizations, Centres, institutions/projects in the area
which promotes Science, Technology and Entrepreneurship, Innovation.
 Provide Intellectual Property Management and Technology transfer
services to boost technology commercialisation.
 Create mechanism for need base adoption of technologies from overseas,
 Providing advisory and policy services to various government and private
sector bodies for adoption of innovative technologies and processes.
 Work with Academia and R&D institutions to commercialisetheir
technologies and to promote entrepreneurship

SCALE

 Large Scale multi-disciplinary design approach

 Integration with the broader city
 Accessible, well-made and generous public-space systemaesthetic appeal
and response to local place and function.
 Creation of large, unobstructed concourse level to accommodatean
assembly ofpeople.

NEED

 The amalgamation of everyday life and technology. IT Parks provide the

opportunity for people see just how compatibletechnology and everyday
life can be.
 The integration of technology into everything.
 Technologyand business efficiency.
 The creation of employment opportunities.
SCOPE
Futureof the course:

Information Technology is one of the best demanding courses under the IT

sector. Student can find a job in TOP IT MNCs companies like IBM, Oracle,
Infosys, and Google. After this course student can work as a system engineer,
junior programmer, web developer or as a system administrator..

CASE STUDY 1

MANYATA TECH PARK, Bangalore

Locality introduction and neighbourhood

Manyata Tech Park is a prominent software technology park in North
Bengaluru situated along the intersection of Outer Ring Road (ORR) and
Thanisandra Main Road. Manyata Tech Park is a prime employment centre
and residential locality in Bangalore.It is surrounded by the residential areas of
Hebbal, Nagawara, HBR Layout, Thanisandra and Jakkur, which offer decent
social and retail infrastructure.Some of the prominent residential projects in the
vicinity include Zenith Residences - Karle Town Centre, Mantri Energia,
Assetz Here and Now and Arvind Sporcia, etc.

 Nearby Localities
Ashwath nagar- HBR Layout, Bangalore
Manyata Residency, Bangalore
Nagavara, Bangalore
Rachenahalli, Bangalore
HBR Layout, Bangalore
 Commercial Hub
Manyata Tech Park

 Educational Institute
Kensri School
Sindhi High School
 Hkbk College Of Engineering

 Shopping Centre
Elements Mall
CASE STUDY 2

International Tech Park, Chennai

The International Tech Park Chennai, Taramani or ITPC (as it is popularly
known) is an hi-tech park in Taramani, Chennai.
Located in Chennai's IT Corridor, it spans 15 acres, offering approximately 2
million sq ft of office space. Over 40 IT/ITES companies are operating out of
the park. It has received various certifications including: PEER – Gold
certification by US Green Building Council.
In September 2011, ITPC's first phase building, the Pinnacle, earned the LEED
Silver certification in the category "Existing Buildings: Operations &
Maintenance (EB:O&M), version 2009 standard". This was the first multi-
tenanted building in India to be awarded the LEED Silver certification.
In October 2012, ITPC was awarded the LEED Gold certification for Phase II,
the Crest building, in the same category as the Phase I building. The
certification was awarded in the category of Existing Buildings: Operations &
Maintenance, version 2009 standard. It is the first multi-tenanted building in
India to be certified LEED Gold under the new version. The building is the
second of the three buildings at the tech park and offers 730,000 sq ft of office
space. The building has made several modifications and retro-fits to conserve
energy and water and reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions.
In 2018 it received the PEEER Gold certification. the following year it received
the Guinness record certification for successfully conducting ‘Preserve and
Conserve Natural Resources program.’
Cyber Vale
CyberVale -- located within Mahindra World City -- is a one hour drive from
Chennai city. The park is located on GST road, which is in close proximity to
manufacturing hubs such as Oragadam and Sriperumbadur.
FLOOR AREA: 2,012,000 sq ft (186,900 m2)

The International Tech Park Chennai, Taramani or ITPC (as it is popularly

known) is an hi-tech park in Taramani, Chennai.
Located in Chennai's IT Corridor, it spans 15 acres, offering approximately 2
million sq ft of office space. Over 40 IT/ITES companies are operating out of
the park. It has received various certifications including: PEER – Gold
certification by US Green Building Council

SITE
Location: Dindigul, Tamil Nadu.
The exact site will be chosen once after the case study