The Urban Learning Study

Presented by –
Ar. Gauri Vijay Lokhande
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I have taken efforts in this project. However, it would not have been possible without the kind support and
help of many individuals and I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all of them.
I am highly indebted to (Solapur City Development Corporation Development ) for their guidance and
constant supervision as well as for providing necessary information regarding the project & also for their
support
I would like to express my special gratitude and thanks to industry CEO. Mr. Trimbak Dhengale Patil Sir, Mr.
Omer Baghban Sir for giving me time and guidance My thanks and appreciations also go to my colleague in
developing the project and people who have willingly helped me out with their abilities.
 DEFINING A SMART CITY
• Optimising city functions that promote economic growth, providing / improving
lifestyle of people
• Using technology for analysis of city data
• An infrastructure based around technology
• Environmental revolution
• Better and improved public transport
• Generation of better and quality employment (people able to work within city)
• Surveillance and security – surveying the city using security cameras, street
sensors and store data on cloud to use it for any further study or analysis for
betterment
• Smart city features can also include energy conservation and environmental
efficiencies, such as streetlights that dim when the roads are empty. Such smart
grid technologies can improve everything from operations to maintenance and
planning to power supplies.

• Aside from services, smart cities allow for the provision of safety measures such as
monitoring areas of high crime
• In addition, smart city technology can improve the efficiency of manufacturing,
urban farming, energy use, and more

• The concept of smart cities began as far back as the 1960s and 1970s when the
US Community Analysis Bureau began using databases, aerial photography and
cluster analysis to collect data, direct resources and issue reports in order to direct
services, mitigate against disasters and reduce poverty. This led to the creation of
the first generation of smart cities.
 I N D E X

Site 1 – Budhwar Bazar JB chowk to Bara Imam chowk

Site 2 – Inactive day Budhwar Bazar
Site 3 – Laxmi Market, Bijapur Wes, Passport Office
Site 4 – Mangalwar Bazar
Site 5 – Command and Control building
Site 6 – Indira Gandhi Park Stadium Phase 2
Site 7 – Indra bhavan conservation site
Site 8 – Light & Sound Show
Site 9 – Siddheshwar Garden – Urban Plaza
Site 10 – Exhibition Centre
Site 11 – WTP Recirculation at Bhavani Peth
Site 12 – Kotnis Smarak (for case study)
Site 13 – Implementation of Scada
Proposal for Redevelopment of Kamar Talav and beautification of its surrounding
Proposal of food court for vendors at Kamar Talav Garden
SITE VISITS DETAIL STUDY REPORT
 Day 1 – study of urban road from 12 imam chowk
- Jodbasavna chowk
Site 1 – BUDHWAR BAZAR JB CHOWK TO BARA IMAM CHOWK
Locality – Jodbasavna chowk
Landscape features – with minimum vegetation the character of the site is pretty much dry and of dust
lack of cleanliness
Traffic management – provide a parking facility by marking spaces
Conservation of existing style to build character –
Air quality index -
Crowd management –crowd management is required on the day of weekly market , should be hiring a
traffic control officer which will also have a surveillance over that day of the market which will also avoid
conflicts between people over there

Ideal representation of
urban street
Day 2 analysis and solution

As we can see through pictures the Bara Imam

chowk to Jodbasavna chowk go through
variety of characteristics like commercial shops
to street market

The road width decreases from Bara Imam

chowk to Jodbasavna chowk also the traffic
from bara imam chowk to centre point of
road i.e. beginning of budhwar bazar doesn’t
have that traffic it requires beautification and
green patches andShed demarcation of parking
for market
At budhwar bazar we can have a
demarcated footpath/paved space for the
market to be held. The shed for market can be
renovated / used as parking for all vehicles
and market to be non vehicular spaces
 DAY 3 – STUDY OF 3 roads
Site 3 – LAXMI MARKET, 1. Laxmi market – Dutta mandir
2. Bijapur Wes – ZP
BIJAPUR WES, PASSPORT 3. Laxmi Market area
OFFICE 4. Passport office/Siddheshwar temple
to Laxmi market

1. Passport office/Siddheshwar temple

to Laxmi market – the site from this two points have majority of changes to be made,
development of road in front of scrap market
2. Change of location for mobile toilets adjacent of passport office
3. Scrap Market should be free of atikraman for road extension ask them to make their multi
storey workshops shops etc and have clear boundary of their land with parking facility
Ideal road presentation in sketch format to show ideal scene with improvement in
existing character of the road
 SITE 4 – MANGALWAR BAZAR

Area of market :
Market type : Weekly
Types of items to sale : Major market includes fish market the area
also has adhunik matsya fish market
The market lanes includes bamboo market
Daily use materials, plastic items, steel utensils, etc

The colour coding of above map shows mangalwar peth and mangalwar bazar’s type of items that are sold the blue on left side is open fish market, yellow is
residential area frontage covering bamboo market, orange is fabric market, pink is electronics shop lane , grey is general and vegetable market
1. MANGALWAR BAZAR
2. The basic need for this market is to have surveillance, a agreement over
to shift open fish market to be under matsya bazar building for more
hygiene of fish, meat selling , conduct workshops for educating sellers on
hygienic sell, storage etc
3. Conduct a survey on meat selling
4. Space for other market other than meat development of road in manner
to accommodate the sellers only for weekly basis.
5. Addition of parking facility
Site 5 – COMMAND AND CONTROL BUILDING

Command and control Building

1)First site visit: Get details of project like detailed plans. Discussion on that plan.
2) 1st two weeks shear wall ( Padadi ) Shuttering work & Casting is done.
3) Test conducted on site Test name: Slump Cone test
4)3 week staircase Shuttering work in progress.
5) After that Shuttering work of Beam Bottom is in progress.
6) Shuttering work of slab is completed.
7)Beam frame work (steel casting) in progress.

Command and control room From the day 22/06/2022 1.The work of RCC Retaining wall (Padadi)230 mm thickness should
provided all over the side of basement . Height of RCC retaining wall is from plinth beam to beam .( Filling column and Padadi ).
Column size 830mmx830mm provided. 2. Shuttering for beam and slab .3. Steel cutting for beam. 4. Beam size 400mmx800mm
provided for first floor beam . In a beam reinforcement the main bar 25 mm provided at top and bottom and rings 8 mm
provided and for strength of beam curtail bars are used at top from column L/3 and at bottom span /7 from each side.5. Slab
reinforcement at first floor used main bar 10mm at spacing of 200mm and distribution bar 8mm at spacing of 230mm is provided
at overall slab . Crank bar is should provided at 1 m from each beam .

Seismic design deals with the yielding and inelastic behaviour of structural element which are detailed to exhibit such behaviour
during earthquake. The structure is designed with sufficient strength to behave elastically during earthquake. Seismic design of
multistoried RC building is to withstand the ground motion caused during the earthquake. Inorder to design an earthquake
resistant structure an Engineer must have a well knowledge about various seismic design codes. In this paper literatures of various
researches were studied. Those papers give more information about the static and dynamic analysis done on various types of
structures. The use of software's in seismic analysis will reduce the time consumption and errors in analysis and design of the
structure. The researchers used various countries codes to evaluate the seismic performance of the structure. The parameters
such as displacement, base shear, storey drift, time period, axial and shear force bending moment were studied. From these
researches, an interest arises to do seismic design of multistoried building using various codes to understand which codal
provision gives very effective design to perform good during earthquake.
 • The above work is for waterproofing by using
Shahabad stone, These are joined to the basement
footing and shear wall to stop the penetration of water
after filling work is done and also the it stops the
penetration of water due to capillarity action and act
as waterproofing agent

• This moulded bar is used to support the main steel is

staircase casting to maintain the gap between
formwork and steel so that the concreting work is done
as per required
 Site 6 - INDIRA GANDHI PARK STADIUM PHASE 2

1. Phase one -Cricket Ground is completed. In pavilion some electric

work is in process. Phase 2
2. Kabaddi Court, volleyball court is in process. Laying soil on ground .
3. Near kabaddi Court and volleyball court paver laying is in process
4. Swimming pool- Toilet blocks, Changing room and at the entrance tile
work is done. False ceiling at entrance is in process. Swimming pool tiles
removed for redevelopment.
5. Aeration tank renovation, excavation
 Site 7 – INDRA BHAVAN CONSERVATION SITE
Building survey – use of Lidar, photogrammetry
technology for the building condition
Scaffolding
Filling of cracks
Wooden roof at second floor
Waterproofing by laying bitumen sheets at
terrace, joint merging of the same
Levelling of slab
Slab casting
Teakwood doors and windows finishing
Brushing of surfaces, polishing exterior surfaces
ornamentation with caustic soda water
Lime concrete is a composite mixture of lime as binding material, sand as fine aggregate, and gravel as coarse aggregate in
appropriate proportions. Lime concrete mix ratio depends on the type of construction, but in general, it can be taken up to a 1:2:3
ratio for lime, sand, and coarse aggregate, respectively.
Also binding material like jaggery, udid dal , methi dana etc are used and with them insecticide is mixed jaggery water is used for
binding and curing while compacting the slab/ concreting
Class A - Eminently hydraulic lime used for structural purposes.
Class B - Semi hydraulic lime used for lime concrete.
The proportions of aggregate to lime mortar shall be done by volume.
Generally, lime is prepared by mixing 100 parts of 40 mm nominal size graded stone aggregate, gravel, or brick aggregate as
specified and 40 parts of lime mortar of the specified mix.
1. Machine Mixing
Mixing shall be done by pouring the measured quantity of coarse aggregate and wet ground mortar in the mixer's drum while it is
revolving.
The quantity of materials loaded in the drum shall not exceed the rated capacity of the mixer.
The water shall be added gradually up to the required quantity, and the wet mixing of a batch shall be continued for at least two
minutes in the drum till concrete of uniform color with uniformly distributed materials and consistency is obtained.
The consistency of the lime concrete shall be such that the mortar does not tend to separate from the coarse aggregate.
If there is segregation after unloading from the mixer, the concrete should be removed.
The entire batch of concrete shall be discharged before the materials for the new batch are poured into the drum.
Before suspending the work, the mixer shall be cleaned by revolving the drum with plenty of water each time.

When hand mixing is specifically permitted, it shall be done on a clean and watertight masonry platform of sufficient size to
provide adequate mixing space.
The specified wet lime mortar shall be laid on the top of the aggregate. Turning shall be done repeatedly with the addition of the
necessary quantity of water until a uniform mix of required consistency is obtained.
The consistency of the lime concrete shall be such that the mortar shall not tend to separate from the coarse aggregate.
Site 8 – LIGHT AND SOUND SHOW WALKING TRACK

On a site of Light and sound show they have designed for a city new concept . In this concept they
will arranging the laser shows and sound which is particularly built in a Siddeshwar temple lake area .
Here a smart city designed a particular seating area for 650 people at a time of one show . There is
provided a control room to manage all the activity of light and show . The shows of Light and sound
show is arranged at evening time and three shows are there at particular one day .The project cost is
8 crore.

Light and sound show is proposed recreational , landscape design, it has a seating space in two
arched stepped seating with water body at Centre It has water fountain light and sound system that
works based on programming of the same it has special programming that has light sound effects
accordingly to music playing etc.
Site 10 – EXHIBITION CENTRE
Exhibition centre
1. Footing for gate .
2. Shuttering for footing and column
3. .Near stage footing work .
Exhibition centre
1. Footing for gate .
2. Shuttering for footing and column
3. Near stage footing work .
4. Plastering work of stage.
5. Preparing hard strata for road work.(WBM)
Grade of concrete and steel
i. Footing M20
ii. Column M20
iii. Beam M20
iv. Slab M20
v. Steel Fe500
Exhibition centre is proposed centre for various events like Gadda, Wedding events, Real estate exhibitions,
various other exhibition located behind Indradhanu Residential ComplexIt has area of 8 acres. The project has a
central stage a toilet block ground, entrance plaza security cabin etcThe work observed during the tenure is ,
excavation, foundation of the columns of entrance plaza , fabrication work for the same, concreting work for
parking, stage concreting, wall construction with concrete blocks/bricks The columns sizes for the same are 0.230
x 0.230 Foundation - 1.3 m x 1.3mBeam - 230 x 45012 mm main bars 8 mm distrubutive bars Spacing near support
for columns 125 mm centre to centre Brickwork of 230 mm thick
 Site 11 – WTP RECIRCULATION AT BHAVANI PETH

Recirculation is circulating something again for reuse, or

recycling to minimize process cost and increase efficiency.
For example, recirculating water is a way of reducing the
load of organic waste in the water and of increasing the
amount of oxygen in the water. Effluent is treated in a
wastewater treatment plant through recirculation, where
it is piped back to the beginning of the treatment process
and added to the raw wastewater.
The water is then guided through silica-sand filters,
followed by ozone disinfection and pumping to the
second separation level – filters with granulated active
coal. The treated water is secured with chlorine dioxide
and chlorine. Its pH is further adjusted, using calcium
water. Drinking water is then accumulated in a water
tower.
Backwashing water is obtained from the backwashing
water basin, to which water is pumped from both the
output accumulation and the segment immediately
behind the sand filters. Backwashing water is used for
cleaning both filtration levels and fresh backwashing
water is then further treated by thickening in the sludge
management process of sedimentation. The sludge
obtained is removed from the facility and sent for further
processing. The cleansed backwashing water is partly
released into the gutter, where it is possible to bring it back
to the beginning of the treatment process – to the inlet
facility, where it is mixed with raw water.
Site 13 – SCADA - (supervisory control and data acquisition

SCADA (supervisory control and data

acquisition) is a category of software
applications for controlling industrial processes,
which is the gathering of data in from remote
locations in order to control equipment and
conditions. SCADA provides organizations with
the tools needed to make and deploy data-
driven decisions regarding their industrial
processes.
One of the most commonly used types
of SCADA can be used to manage almost any
type of industrial process.
SCADA systems include hardware and software
components. The hardware gathers and feeds
data into field controller systems, which forward
the data to other systems that process and
present it to a human-machine interface (HMI)
in a timely manner. SCADA systems also record
and log all events for reporting process status
and issues. SCADA applications warn when
conditions become hazardous by sounding
alarms.
Here scada is used for water supply system
across the city it has automation so it involves in
distributing water accordingly equally and hold
the data of water consumption this is 3
generation system of scada it includes flow
ASSIGNMENTS
RURAL PRIMARY SCHOOL AT AURANGABAD
A rural school , therefore, is an educational establishment that is
far from the cities . His students are children who usually live in small
places or towns where agricultural activities are carried out.
Students often spend the whole day in the rural school, and in
some cases they even spend the night there. This is due to the long
distances that can exist between their homes and the
establishment. Unlike what happens in cities, in rural areas there
are often inconveniences for transfers due to the lack of means of
transport and roads in good condition.

Requirements :

1. 1st to 4th std classrooms

2. Staffroom
3. Kitchen shade
4. Computer lab
5. Virtual classroom
6. Toilet blocks
7. Sick room
8. Admin office
9. Principal cabin
10. Proposition of rain water harvesting , solar power etc.
Reed bed system
KAMBAR TALAV
ROAD DEVELOPMENT

For this proposal I

have used stone
pitching at
residential area
slope , also at road
at level of back
waters , proper
railing for the safety
of lake, seating
arrangements,
landscaping, reed
bed system at edges
of backwaters
purpose of this
proposal is for the
beautification and
well being of people
FOOD COURTAT
KAMBAR TALAV

This project is for soul

purpose of vendors
and street food stalls
from nearby areas
which are estimated
to be around 58
vendors , this place
will serve that
purpose and
encourage more
people to come
and do business,
special parking for
service vehicles ,
outdoor seating
spaces , people
coming here for
entertainment will
have different
parking
EXHIBITION CENTRE

Design option for

Solapur city
exhibition centre