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MIXED-USE
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the benefits are recognized. These benefits include N
T 142 meters Residence Building
• greater housing variety and density E 1 LINKED HYBRID BEIJING MIXED USE A 3D URBAN Floor counts: 52 stories, 32 stories
• reduced distances between housing, workplaces, retail businesses, and R
,CHINA STURCUTRE Cost US$: 0.33 billion
HIGH RISE
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other destinations T OF MIXED HIGH RISE Lifts: 28(24+4)
• more compact development U Status: Under-Constructed
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• stronger neighborhood character R
Parking -3500
E TAIWAN
CASE STUDIES
• pedestrian and bicycle-friendly environments 132 residential units
Mumbai currently faces Space shortage issue and various social issues
one of which is travelling from one end to another. A resilient mixed-used OBJECTIVE: To study planning and design of Mixed-use High rise in context to Mumbai
complex is an attempt to Address these issues.
KOHINOOR SQUARE
Dadar, Mumbai, 2009-15
Climate of Mumbai
Architect: SSA Architects, Mumbai • The Climate of Mumbai is a tropical
Client: The Kohinoor Group wet and dry climate.
Program: Mixed-Use • Mumbai's climate can be best
Plot Area: 18,615 sq.m described as moderately hot with high
Floor Area: 50,000 sq.m for commercial level of humidity.
Height: 203 meters Main building, • Its coastal nature and tropical location
142 meters Residence Building ensures temperatures won't fluctuate
Floor counts: 52 stories, 28 stories much throughout the year.
Cost US$: 0.33 billion • The mean average is 27.2 °C
Lifts: 28
Status: Under-Constructed Site &
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OBJECTIVE: TO study Mixed use Habitat in context to Mumbai Surrounding
In India, Aquaria Grande
is located Borivali, a
KANCHANJUNGA suburb of Mumbai. The
site is surrounded by a
APARTMENT dense Low-Rise
Bombay, India, 1970-1983 residential areas hence
Architect: Charles Correa its Tallest structure in
the vicinity.
Program: Residential
There are many parks
Plot Area: 2900m2 and schools as well near
Building Footprint: 432 m2 to the site
Gross Floor Area: 5,260 m2
Height: 84 m
Floor counts: 28 stories
: Lifts: 3 + 1
OBJECTIVE: TO study vernacular in high rise in context to Mumbai
Status:Constructed
AQUARIA GRANDE
Taipei City, Taiwan, 2004 OBJECTIVE:
TO study A high Rise
Architect: james Law structure according to
Client: Wadhwa Group the DCR for Mumbai
Program: Residential
Building Footprint: 13,680 sq.m
Gross Floor Area: 30,500 sq.m
Height: 164 m , Two tower
Floor counts: 42 stories
Lifts: 8
01 Status: Constructed KOHINOOR
SQUARE
Floor Plan Analysis The design of the building makes it environmentally friendly, using
technologies such as floor-to-ceiling insulated glazing to contain Structural
• The Central Core is surrounded by heat and maximize natural light, and an automatic daylight dimming
the office spaces and refuge areas system. The tower also features a greywater system, which Glazing
(at 24 meter of height) captures rainwater for reuse. Kohinoor group pvt ltd. States that the
• There are segregated office space building is made largely of recycled and recyclable materials. Air
from 2nd to 24th floor with toilets to entering the building is filtered, as is common, but the air exhausted
each office and a common toilet s is cleaned as well. The Kohinoor square building is one of the first
also provided on all these floors. skyscraper building in india to achieve a leadership in energy and
environmental design platinum rating for environmental
sustainability a gold (leed) certification from green building council.
Construction of the Kohinoor square started in early 2009, with an
completion date of march 2013. Residential Tower
132 units from 14th to 26th floor
Central core consist of 13 Stories of Parking below
• 3 Lobbies of 6 Lifts serving levels PARKING-3500 (brought from BMC)
25th to 39th Central core serves 3 lifts and 1
• Spaces between the lifts where a lift services lifts
lobby is not provided are used as There are 8 units on each floor
toilets with dust at either side: 2 lifts 6 on 17th floor which is refuge floor
from this pack of 6 are assessable to The combined pile raft foundation (cprf) is a geotechnical
UNITS- 2.5 bhk 3bhk 3.5 bhk
lower floors as well Sales composite Construction that combines the bearing effect of
• 1 lobby of 4 lifts serving levels 1st to both foundation elements raft and Piles by taking into
Hotel Office
11th to 24th Floor 24th account interactions between the foundation elements and
Residen�al Retail the
• There is a lift bank at 24 floor .
th
Parking Services Subsoil the piled raft foundation system has recently been
• 2 services lifts travelling Throughout
the building Recrea�onal ground widely used for many structures, especially high rise
13% 3% 10% buildings. In this foundation, the piles play an important role
Refuge Floors • 2 Stair cases are also placed in the
core 26% in settlement and differential settlement reduction, and thus
At 11th floor the first refuge floor is 21% can lead to economical design without compromising the
provided safety of the structure. In several design cases, the piles are
DCR RULE 11% 16% allowed to yield under the design load. Although the load
In case of high-rise bldg. more than 30 capacity of the pile is exceeded, the piled raft foundation can
m then first refuge floor shall be hold additional loads with controllable settlement. Thus,
provided at 24 m or first habitable floor accurately determining the settlement of the foundation is
whichever is higher. Thereafter at every critical and for this the designers must consider the role of
seventh habitable floor. the raft and the role of piles in combination, as well as the
11th to 24th Floor
interactions between the foundation’s components.
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SQUARE
PRATEEK SRIVASTAVA Vth Year B.ARCH MIT-Aurangabad
KANCHANJUNGA APT.
Bombay, India, 1970-1983
Charles correa
Architect: Charles Correa bombay,india
Client: -
Plot Area: 2900m2 Building
1970-1983
Footprint: 432 m2 Gross
Floor Area: 5,260 m2
Height: 84 m
Cost $ Unknown -
Lifts: 3 + 1
Status: Constructed
OBJECTIVE: TO study vernacular in
high rise in context to Mumbai
Concept
The architect, Charles Correa,from CONCEPT OF THEARCHITECT
india and was born in1930. Started
The Tower is one of the masterpieces of Indian
his private practice in 1958 in architect, Charleas Correa. Kanchanjunga Apartments
Bombay. He was at the age of 40 is a 28 story height high end residential building built
when the Kanchanjunga in Bombay, 1983. It was clear that the architect has
reference to Lecorbusier’s crossover units in Unit
Apartments project began habitation in Marseilles in 1952. Correa planned
the 3 and 4 bedroom units interlocking with 5 and
6 bedroom units. 3-4 bedroom units occupies on
and half level, and 5-6 bedroom units occupies two
and half levels. There are small level displacement
within the units to differenciate outdoor terrace and
indoor living space, dining room and bedrooms and
so on. These change of levels hide the living and bed
rooms from the heat of sun and rains, while the big
opening of balcony could get as much day light as
possible. The whole building structure is built by
reinforced concrete. The open terrace part is a 6m
deep cantilever structure. Central core with lifts and
shafts and building services so it also provide central
stability element for lateral loads.
PARKING
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APARTMENT
PRATEEK SRIVASTAVA Vth Year B.ARCH MIT-Aurangabad
Great deal of transparency has been achieved by
the use of large opening and terrace gardens on
every floor. Because of American training, Correa
has rarely been tempted to import Western ideas
into India. Like most architects of his generation he
has been influenced by Le Corbusier, but by his
response to the Mediterranean sun with his “Great
sculptural decisions (the over-hangs, the double-
heights), placed facing the elements”. MATERIALS&COLOURS
Stilt
2nd Podium
3rd Podium
Refuge Floor
SECTION
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No. of staircases / wing : 2 nos. ( 2.00mts.
CLUB HOUSE & OTHER AMMENITIES each )
Total 360
Visitors parking 36
Total parking required 396
Total parking provided 409
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