THESIS TOPIC PRESENTATION

MOHAMED ANSARI.F
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5TH YEAR ‘D’

TOPICS

SPORTS COMPLEX

COMIC MUSEUM

HILL RESORT
PROPOSAL 1
SPORTS COMPLEX
DESIGN TYPOLOGY : Recreational

HYPOTHETICAL PROJECT

SCALE :
• Capacity - 5000 people
• 26 courts (Indoor)
• Pavilion for cricket ground (800 seating)

SITE PREFERENCES : Tirunelveli, Chennai .

(Site location will be chosen after detailed case
studies.)
AIM :
The aim is to provide the users with an affordable,
comfortable and an enjoyable experience, and to
make the space a retreat, away from the city lives
through different kinds of sports.

ARCHITECTURAL SCOPE:
• Master plan for a large sporting space involving
various indoor and outdoor facilities.
• Stadium design for Cricket.
• Infrastructure for Indoor games.
• Housing facilities for players.`
TYPES OF SPORTS
• CRICKET
• FOOT BALL
• VOLLEYBALL
• BASKETBALL
• HOCKEY
• BADMINTON
• TENNIS
• TABLE TENNIS
• KABADI
• SWIMMING
• CYCLING AND
SKATING
REQUIREMENTS
Admin block
• Reception
• Entrance Lobby
• Conference hall
• Multi purpose hall
• Meeting rooms
• Cafeteria
Outdoor facility
• Cricket ground
• Dressing room
• Cycling and Skating track
• Children’s park
Indoor facility
• Aerobics and warm up
court (2)
• Tennis court (2)
• Badminton court (4)
• Volleyball court (4)
• Basketball court (2)
• Football turf (4)
• Swimming pool (2)
• Table tennis (4)
• Hockey (2)
• First aid room
• Sports accommodation
LIVE CASE STUDIES
Yamuna sports complex , Delhi SSN College of Engineering, Chennai

SRM College,Katangulathur , Chennai Indra Gandhi sports complex , Delhi

INTERNET CASE STUDIES

Dubai sports city, U.A.E World class Olympic, Moscow

Navarcles skateplaza,
Navarcles skate plazaBarcelona Sports centre of Jinhua city, China
 Reference Books
• Architecture for sport by Peter Sturzedecher
• Sports Architecture by Rod Sheard
• The Stadium by Rod Sheard
• Sport and Architecture by Benjamin S. Flowers

Resource Person
• G. Karthikeyan (Structural consultant)
• Sridhar (HVAC Consultant)
• Yusuf Labbai (MEP Department)
• Arun (Electrical)
• Vishvanathan (Pitch curator)
• P. Radhakrishnan (Dolphin cricket academy)
• John (Football coach)
COMIC MUSEUM
DESIGN TYPOLOGY : Institutional

HYPOTHETICAL PROJECT

SCALE :
• Weekdays - 400 People
• Weekend - 1500 people
• Number of galleries - 6
• Each gallery of 1200 sq.m
• Multipurpose hall – 1500 seats

SITE PREFERENCES : CHENNAI.

(Site location will be chosen after detailed case studies.)
AIM :
The aim is to bring the idea of comics into a museum
which will enable people to explore the collections
for inspiration , learning and enjoyment.

ARCHITECTURAL SCOPE:
• Art Gallery showcasing various collections of
comics as well as historic collection of objects.
• Design of interactive spaces.
• Design of theatres offering great source of humour
and entertainment for all age groups.
• Design of retail and exhibition spaces.
REQUIREMENTS
MUSEUM THEATRE HALL
• Gallery and exhibition • 5D Theatre
space • Multi functional theatre
• Comic booth • Multi media room
• Temporary gallery • Stop motion room
• Archive • Dubbing room
• Open air gallery • Performance room
• Monitoring room

COMMON FACILITIES
• Multi purpose hall
• Souvenir store
• Lounge
• Comic library
• Food court
LIVE CASE STUDIES

National cartoon museum and art The Bihar Museum, Bihar

gallery , Alappuzha, Kerala

Museum of socialism, Lucknow Madame tussauds , Delhi

INTERNET CASE STUDIES

MVRDV comic and animation

museum, China
Museum at Prairiefire, US

Miho museum, japan

Reference Books
• Museum Architecture by Justin Henderson
• American Art Museum; Document and Design by
Eric Michael Wolf
• Architecture of Art Museum; A decade of design;
2000-2010 by Ronnieself

Resource Person
• Yousuf labbai (MEP Department)
• Robert (Acoustics)
• Sridhar (HVAC Consultant)
• Arun (Electrical)
• Imran (Civil Engineer)
HILL RESORT
DESIGN TYPOLOGY : Hospitality

HYPOTHETICAL PROJECT

SCALE : 150 Rooms

• 50 villas of 3 different categories
• 50 suites (Building)
• 50 rooms of 2 different categories(Building)
(The scale might vary after detailed case studies)

SITE PREFERENCES : Ooty, Kodaikanal

(Site location will be chosen after detailed case
studies.)
AIM :

• The overall aim of this project is to create a resort whereby

sustainable relationship with the local economy, culture and
the local heritage is central.

• To provide an eco sensitive environment which is nested with

pools ,coconut grooves with views of plantation and idyllic
landscape.

ARCHITECTURAL SCOPE:

• Site planning with special emphasis on the design on outdoor

spaces and water interface.
• Providing design solutions considering the building functions
and its relation with the climate and environment.
• Detailing the individual buildings
REQUIREMENTS
ENTRANCE AND RESTAURANTS
LOBBY • Restaurant / cafes
• Reception area • Food counter
• Waiting area • Dining area
• Bellman room • Cash counter
• Toilets • Toilet

ACCOMODATION FACILITIES
• Cottages and Rooms

RECREATIONAL SPA AND SAUNA

• Swimming pool • Covered area
• Changing rooms and • Open terrace
shower area • Store
• deck • toilet
ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITIES BACK HOUSE
• Accounts office FACILITIES
• Store room
• Quality and quantity check • Laundry
• Managers room • House keeping
• Book keeping • Lockers
• Reservation • Kitchen
• Bakery
• Mail room • Dorms
• Money transfer • Pump room
• Tourist info counter • Transformer room

BANQUET HALL
• Pre function area
• Banquet hall
• Open party lawn
• Meeting rooms
 LIVE CASE STUDIES

Wild planet resort , Ooty Anantya resort, kanyakumari

Vincca west downs heritage resort, Ooty The Himalayan Village, Himachal Pradesh
INTERNET CASE STUDIES

Tsingpu Baisha Retreat, China

KC Grande Resort & Spa-Hillside

Thailand

Amandari resort, Bali

 Reference Books
• Fundamentals of mountain resort design
• Resort design : planning, architecture and interiors.
• The Guidelines on Resort design by Ariel Yu
• Resort Design by Margaret huff dine
• Vernacular Architecture: An Illustrated Handbook by R.W.
Brunskill
• Climate-Responsive Design: A Framework for an Energy
Concept Design-Decision Support Tool for Architects Using
Principles of Climate-Responsive Design by Remco Looman

Resource Person
• Yousuf labbai (MEP Department)
• Sridhar (HVAC Consultant)
• Arun (Electrical)
• Imran (Civil Engineer)