GURU GOBING SINGH

INDRAPRASTHA
EAST DELHI CAMPUS
I The foundation stone of the University’s East Delhi
campus was laid down on the 14th of December and
N that too by the hands of our new Union HRD
Minister, Mrs. Smriti Zubin Irani.

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R Mrs. Irani laid the cornerstone for the 18.75 acre campus
of GGSIPU in the Surajmal Vihar area of the East Delhi
O region. The Rs. 285 Crore campus will be equipped with
modern facilities including solar power panels and geo-

D thermal cooling systems, which will reflect the urbanized

and modern outlook of the university management

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along with their awareness towards the ecological
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The institute will accommodate 1,500 students in the two
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• SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING
I • SCHOOL OF DESIGN

O Nearest Metro Station-Mansarovar Park – 1.2 KM

Bus Stand- 30KM
N Airport (IGI-TERMINAL 1) – 33 KM
 The climate of Delhi is an overlap between monsoon- SOIL STRATIGRAPHY
influenced humid subtropical and semi-arid.
• North facing site. • The soils at the site primarily consisted silted
• Plot area- 75,900 sq.m fine-sand/fine-sand to about 8-10.5 m
• Proposed Ground Coverage area-16,095.757 sqm depth.Below this sandy silt/clayey silt is
Open Area Provided-59,804.243 sqm
A encountered to about 17-20 m. This is
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• 70% Construction Completed. underlain by silty fine sand / fine sand to the
final explored depth 40 m.
B • Negligible contours on site.

O • 300mm soil is conserved for future landscaping

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 Designed on modern and environment-friendly lines, the campus will be equipped with rain water harvesting and an in-house sewage treatment plant and
will have zero sewage output. Every building of the campus will also have enough solar panels installed to ensure that the solar power generation
compensates for all of the power consumption - zero net power consumption.
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 UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING

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E  TEXTILE DESIGN

A  PRODUCT DESIGN
 FURNITURE & INTERIOR DESIGN
 GRAPHIC DESIGN
S  FILM & VIDEO

T TOTAL STUDENT INTAKE-1500

A HOSTEL ACCOMODATION-486
QUARTERS-48
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E EARTH AIR TUNNEL
MECHANISM IS USED
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 SITE PLANNING
• natural contoured site.
D • 300mm soil conserved for future use.
• vehicular free momevent
E • shaded parking.
• native landscaping for lower water
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BUILDING ENVELOPE PRE REGISTERED FIVE STAR GRIHA RATED CAMPUS WITH :-
High performance building envelop is proposed in architectural design
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of the campus which includes Rain water harvesting
• good thermal resistance walls, roofs and glazing allowing sufficient • Zero discharge STP
and indirect sunlight.
• More than 64% of the regularly occupied/ living area of the proposed
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Extensive use of led
campus would achieve required/ sufficient daylight as per GRIHA.
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Use of fly ash / aerated concrete blocks

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 DESIGN FEATURES (13533 sqm Area)
• Intensive stepped terrace garden on each floor.
• N-S Orientation – Limiting WWR (window wall ratio) – Insulation on wall & roof
Buildings submerged to create comfortable spaces.
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• Sunken courtyards used for natural light/ ventilation.
Keeping Low Lighting Power Density – 5w/sqm,
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• Efficient HVAC with Screw Chillers, VFD’s, Chilled Beams.
EARTH AIR Tunnel system would provide thermal comfort to inhabitants
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and there-by lower the electricity consumption as well.
Partial cavity walls-only where the AHU ducts services were present
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• No insulation in cavity walls.
Larger openings on north facades.
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• G+8 floors + 2 Basements

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L LIBRARY AND COMPUTER LAB

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• Fly ash brick/ aerated
ADMIN BLOCK
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load bearng structure SCHOOL OF DESIGN
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• RCC frame structure.
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TERRACE PLAN UPPER BASEMENT PLAN

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LECTURE HALL CAPACTY- LECTURE HALL LECTURE HALL DOUBLE STUDIO SINGLE STUDIO GROUND FLOOR PLAN
100 CAPACITY-60 CAPACITY -120
 DESIGN FEATURES (3555 sqm)
L • Glass façade
I • Green terrace
• G+6 floors
B • Building has 4 cores in 4 cardinal points.
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 DESIGN FEATURES (4813 sqm)
• Glass façade
• Green terrace
• G+2 floors
• Building has 4 cores in 4 cardinal points.
• Façade to be finished in plaster.

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 DESIGN FEATURES (5860 sqm)
• Glass façade
• Dome shaped structure
• Terrace- Half Green+ Half solar panels to be installed
• G+4 floors
A • Capacity-650
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 DESIGN FEATURES (1535.79 sqm)
• Circular plan
• Terrace- Half solar panels to be installed
• G+1
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 DESIGN FEATURES (7600sqm)
• Terrace- Half solar panels to be installed
B • Earth air tunnel mechanish
• G+3
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