SHOPPING COMPLEX FOR MAHALAXMI JAGDAMBA MATA MANDIR, NAGPUR GRIHA Certified Building The Shopping Complex for Mahalaxmi Jagdamba, Mata Mandir Project, is located in . koradi, Nagpur & designed by ~ “ Bhiogade & Associates in the nl year 2021.With a Built-up area MY of 2013.69 sqm, this project is ~ awarded a Griha Rating of 4 stars and is claimed to have a | reduction in energy consump- a4 tion by 99.72 % compared to = the GRIHA benchmark. Koradi, Nagpur 2,013.69 m2 4 Star Rating 7 IVT ae 9) ere PS) on ; le e 7,668.21 m2 Commercial INTEGRATED DESIGN TEAM Client oer) (iene STUDY OF A GRIHA CERTIFIED BUILDING NAME-TRIVA BHARDWA] seMIx Oana sey ae aeSHOPPING COMPLEX FOR MAHALAXMI JAGDAMBA MATA MANDIR, NAGPUR The following strategies were adopted to reduce building impact on the natural environment: Monet e TINA PE Tite AUCs Reese) Materials: + 99.72% of the total living area is days. + LPD of the project is 1.70 w/m2, which is lower than the ECBC specified limit of 10.80 W/m2 for ‘commercial buildings. + Thermal efficiency of the building envelope is 114.39 'W/m2,, which is less than the final benchmark of 135 W/m2 + Reduction of 100% from the ‘SVAGRIHA base case has been demonstrated in the landscape water demand. + Reduction of 55.07% from the ‘SVAGRIHA base case has been demonstrated in building water demand by installing low-flow plumbing fixtures. + Rainwater storage tank of 25,000 litres capacity has been constructed on site. + PPC has been used for 100% structural concrete, masonry mortar and plaster. + Low VOC and lead free paints have been used to maintain good indoor air quality + Reduction of 23.45% from the ‘SVAGRIHA base case has been demonstrated in embodied energy by using fly ash bricks for constructing external and internal walls. Additional features that were adopted to reduce building impact on the natural environment: Waste Management: Beno ‘80 new native trees have been planted on site STUDY OF A GRIHA CERTIFIED BUILDING SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE + Multicolored bins have been provided for segregation of dry and wet waste. + Central waste collection area has been provided for storage of segregated waste on site. + 100% of the organic waste shall be treated through vermicomposting. CO-ORD: PROF DHEERAY SINGH NAME-TRIYA BHARDWA] + Dedicated resting room and toilets have been provided for service staff. + Basic amenities such as grocery store, ATM/Bank, pharmacy, restaurant, community center, metro station are located within walkable distance from the site. + Environmental awareness signages have been displayed at various locations. + Electric charging point has been provided to encourage the use of electric cars and reduce carbon emission. SEK BATCH.21 SESSION: 2023-24SHOPPING COMPLEX FOR MAHALAXMI JAGDAMBA MATA MANDIR, NAGPUR Impact: Design: The shopping complex is designed to maximize natural light and ventila- tion, reducing the need for artificial lighting and air conditioning. The materials used in the construction of the building were chosen for their durability and low environmental impact. Features: The shopping complex features a rainwater harvesting system, which collects rainwater and stores it for later use. The complex also has a waste man- agement system in place, which separates and recycles waste materials. These features help to reduce the environmental impact of the complex. Benefits: The sustainable solutions implemented in the shopping complex have resulted in a significant reduction in its environmental impact. The use of natural light and ventilation, and rainwater harvesting system have also helped to reduce the operating costs of the complex. Additionally, the complex provides a comfort- able and enjoyable shopping experience for visitors. VIEW OF SHOPPING COMPLEX, VIEW OF SHOPPING COMPLEX STUDY OF A GRIHA CERTIFIED BUILDING NAME-TRIVA BHARDWA] en SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE CO-ORD: PROF DHEERAY SINGH SESSION: 2023-24