THE
CIDCO HOUSING
NAVI MUMBAI
MAHARASHTRA
BY RAJ REWAL
PREDESIGN STAGE OF ANALYSIS
•LOW RISE HIGH DENSITY HOUSING FOR LOWER
INCOME GROUP OF THE SOCIETY.
•NEW STATEGIES WERE ADOPTED:
1) LARGE PROJECTTIONS WERE AVOIDED.
2) COMPACT YET DIFFUSED UNITS.
3)EXTENSION OF LIVING UNITS TO OPEN AREAS.
4) FOCUS ON SOCIAL LINKAGE. C
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•THE CONCEPT OF INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
COURTYARDS AND CLUSTERS INTRODUCED TO
IMPROVE LIVING CONDITIONS.
•PROVISION OF ABUNDENT GREEN SPACES
•SENSE OF CONTINUITY D
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GREEN COURTYARD IN THE
INTERIOR OF BUILDING
CLUSTER.
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THE SITE
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D
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•TOTAL SITE AREA- 9.5 HECTARES O
•CENTRAL COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL SPACE AREA - 2 HECTARES
•TOTAL BUILT UP AREA – 3.5 HECTARES (36.8 %)
TYPES OF UNITS
•DETAILS OF DWELLINGS:
TYPE A- 1 ROOM UNIT, WITH ROOF TERRACE
TYPE B- 1 ROOM WITH EXTENDE LIVING AREA
TYPE C-3 ROOMS WITH COURTYARD
TYPE D-3 ROOMS WITH INTERNAL COURTYARD + EXTERNAL COURTYARD
TYPE E-3 ROOMS WITH ROOF TERRACE
TYPE F-SAME AS D WITH 2 WHEELER PARKING
TYPE H-SAME AS D WITH 4 WHEELER PARKING
C
500 I
400
300
D
200 AREA C
NUMBER
100 O
0
TYPETYPETYPETYPETYPETYPETYPE
INTRODUCTION
•HOUSING BY THE CITY AND INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION OF MAHARASHTRA.
•HOUSING DESIGNED BY – AR. RAJ REWAL IN 1993.
•DESIGNED FOR THE LOWER INCOME GROUP OF
BELAPUR.
•THE CONCEPT OF NEIGHBOURHOOD FRAMED BY THE
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ARCHITECT, INSPIRED BY THE CONCEPT
OF ACCUMULATION OF SQUARES, COURTYARDS,
TERRACES AND BALCONIES FROM THE STREETS OF
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JAISALMER.
•6 TYPES OF BLOCKS, 1048 DWELLINGS
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•ACCOMODATION UNITS (MOLUCULES) CONSIST OF 1
ROOM TO 3 ROOM UNITS, WITH AREAS VARYING FROM
19 TO 105 SQUARE METRES.
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TYPES OF BLOCKS
NUMBER OF BLOCKS
A1,B1,C1
35 53 A2
30 20
A3
53
B2,C2 C
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20 E2,D2
30 57
F1
F2,F3
H1
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CLIMATOLOGICAL ASPECTS
•CROSS VENTILATION
• DIFFUSED LIGHTING AND SHADED PATHWAYS
ALL UNITS
•ORINTATION OF BLOCKS
PPLACED
•VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL SHADING DEVICES AROUND
COURTYARD
FOR PROPER
CROSS C
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VENTILATION
D
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ORIENTATION OF BLOCKS O
SHADING DEVICES IN TO CREATE SHADED
WINDOWS PATHWAYS
ROAD NETWORKS AND PARKING
•VEHICULAR TRAFFIC COMPLETELY RESTRICTED
•STAGGERED NETWORKS
•PARKING PROVISIONS ONLY FOR DWELLINGS OF
MINIMUM 70 SQUARE METRES OF AREA.
NARROW PATHWAYS DISABLING ANY C
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VEHICULAR MOVEMENTS INSIDE CLUSTER
D
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NO PROVISION OF PARKING FOR O
SMALLLER DWELLINGS.
CIRCULATION
•VERTICAL CIRCULATION THROUGH EXTERNAL STAIRCASES.
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•HORIZONTAL
CONNECTIONS AT
D
DIFFERENT FLOOR
LEVELS
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SERVICES
•OVERHEAD TANKS PROVIDED, WATER
SUPPLY FOR LIMITED HOURS BY THE
MUNICIPAL CORPORATION.
•PROPER DRAINAGE NETWORK
•GARBAGE DISPOSAL BY THE NAVI
MUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION.
•PROPER SANITATION SYSTEM PLANNED
AT THE TIME OF DESIGN. OVERHEAD TANKS
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D
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SANITARY PIPES
AT THE BACK
SIDES OF
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BUILDING
DRAINAGE PIPES
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
JALI WITH
HOLLOW
CONCRETE WORK
PROJECTING LINTEL AS
SUNSHADE AND RAIN
BARRIER
VERTICAL FIN AS
SUN BREAKER
C
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D
200 X200 X10
TERRACOTTA TILE ON 10
THK. MORTAR
•TYPICAL WALL ELEVATION
20 THK. PLASTER ON
C
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HOLLOW CONCRETE BLOCK
•TYPICAL WALL SECTION
MATERIAL DETAILS
•HOLLOW CONCRETE BLOCKS OF SIZE 390MM X 190MM X
190MM WERE USED.
•CEMENT : LIME : SAND MORTAR WAS 1 : 0.5 : 4.5
•CONCRETE BEDING WITH PLINTH OF RANDOM RUBBLE
MASONSARY.
•VENEER FILM ON ITS EXPOSED SIDE, SUCH THAT
ARRANGEMENT COULD BE EASILY DISTINGUISHED.
•QUARTZITE WAS USED TO PREVENT DAMPNESS. IT WAS
CONCRETE BLOCK
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EXCAVATED FROM THE SITE ITSELF.
375MM D
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PLINTH QUARTZITE
VENEER COATING
FORM
•SMART USE OF CONTOURS TO
CREATE LEVELS OF COURTYARDS
FOR COMMUNITY SPACES.
•A BALANCE BETWEEN LIGHTNESS
AND TRANPARENCY TO
OTHERWISE SOLID BUILDING
VOLUMES.
•SEGRAGATION OF PRIVATE, SEMI
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PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SPACES BY
VARIED INTERLOCKING OF UNITS.
CONTOURS
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•COMMON WALLS
D
C
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INTERLOCKING OF UNITS
FORM
•SMART USE OF CONTOURS TO
CREATE LEVELS OF COURTYARDS
FOR COMMUNITY SPACES.
•A BALANCE BETWEEN LIGHTNESS
AND TRANPARENCY TO
OTHERWISE SOLID BUILDING
VOLUMES.
•SEGRAGATION OF PRIVATE, SEMI
C
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SPACES BY
VARIED INTERLOCKING OF UNITS.
CONTOURS
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•COMMON WALLS
D
C
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INTERLOCKING OF UNITS
THANK YOU..!!.
SUBMITTED BY:
SKAND KUMAR (2010BARC038)
SHIKHA NEGI (2010BARC049)
SUSHIL KUMAR (2010BARC074)
PRERNA JINDAL (2010BARC076)
VARSHA CHAURASIA (2010BARC083)
NOOPUR KUMARI (2010BARC085)
