INTRODUCTION :

MIGRATION OFTEN RESULTS IN FORMATION OF

AIM :-
AIM IS TO DESIGN A SLUM FREE CITY AND CREATING
SCHEMES FOR SLUM DWELLERS S
POCKETS OF NEW COMMUNITIES AT CONCENTRATED AREAS OF THE
METROPOLIS. AN AREA WHICH REFLECTS THE COMMERCIAL FABRIC
AN INCOME REGENERATIING ZONE. AND URBAN POOR :
• IMPROVEMENT AND CLEARANCE ACT, 1956
• JAWAHARLAL NEHRU NATIONAL URBAN RENEWA
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OF METRO ITSELF. BUT IRONICALLY, THESE ARE THE POCKETS THAT NEED FOR TOPIC:
STAND MOST NEGLECTED. THIS RESULTING IN THE OUTGROWTH OF
SLUMS AND SQUATTER SETTLEMENTS WITH SUBSTANDARD LIVING
 DUE TO INDUSTRIES IN CITIES AND DUE TO
LESS LAND SO MANY UNAUTHORIED
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• RAJIV RINN YOJANA (RRY)
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CONDITIONS SETTLEMENTS ARE HAPPENING AND THEY
ARE LACK OF PRIMARY FACILITIES. GLOBAL INSTANCE:-

 FOR BETTER STANDARD OF LIVING CONDITION OF URBAN POOR

PEOPLE IN CITIES AND IT LEADS TO SLUM FREE CITIES, MAKES GOOD
ENVIRONMENT .
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BACKGROUND STUDIES :-
 DUE TO INCREASING URBANIZATION OF THE GENERAL POPULACE,
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SLUMS BECAME COMMON IN THE 18TH TO LATE 20TH CENTURIES
IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.  TO REDUCE THIS UNHEALTHY ENVIRONMENT , DRAINAGE PROBLEM • ARANYA LOW COST HOUSING - INDORE,
 SLUMS ARE STILL PREDOMINANTLY FOUND IN URBAN REGIONS OF MADHYA PRADESH - ARCHITECT : B V DOSHI
AND DANGEROUS CONDITION OF SLUM.
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, BUT ARE ALSO STILL FOUND IN
DEVELOPED ECONOMIES.
 ACCORDING TO UN HABITAT : POPULATION EARTH – 7.7 BILLION.
• KATHPUTLI COLONY REHABILITATION – DELHI
- ARCHITECTS : RAHEJA GROUP
• DHARAVI SLUMS – MUMBAI – PROPOSAL.
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33% LIVE IN SLUMS.
 SLUMS ARE FOUND IN EVERY COUNTRY SUCH AS EGYPT, BRAZIL, SLUMS IN INDIAN CITIES:
• DHARAVI SLUMS - MUMBAI
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VIETNAM, KENYA, FRANCE, INDIA, INDONESIA,PHILIPPINES,
MEXICO, CHINA, AMERICA ETC.
OBJECTIVE :-
• BASANTHI SLUMS – KOLKATA
• INDIRAMMA NAGAR – HYDERABAD L
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• SAROJ NAGAR SLUMS – NAGPUR
ANALYSIS OF POPULATION:-  TO PROVIDE THE REQUIREMENTS LIKE ALL AMENITIES LIKE CARECENTER,
• RAJENDRA NAGAR SLUMS - BANGALORE
SCHOOLS,MARKETS,COMMUNITY HALL , ETC.
SITE SELECTION:-
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 POPULATION IN INDIA : 133.92 CRORES  THE SERVICE LIKE WATER AND DRAINAGE LINES AND SANITATION AND MORE.
 POPULATION OF INDIA LIVING IN SLUMS : 64MILLION  CREATING BUILDING WITH GREEN INTERACTION SPACES WITH WATER BODIES
 POPULATION IN HYDERABAD : 11.5 MILLION AND AMENITIES
 POPULATION OF HYDERABAD LIVING IN SLUMS : 1.7MILLION.
SCOPE :-
 CONSTRUCTING LOW COST BUILDINGS USING
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FORMATION OF SLUMS :( ENCROACHMENT ) LOCAL MATERIAL.
 PROVIDING A RECREATIONAL ZONES LIKE PARKS
AND INTERACTION SPACE.
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LIMITATIONS:-
 LIMITING THE DESIGN - ZONING,BUILDING
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DETAILS, MATERIAL DETAILS,LAYOUT OF WATER, NAME : N.LAXMI
DRAINAGE LINES AND SANITATION. PIN NO : 16181-AA-029
 NOT PROVIDING DETAIL STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS SEM : 7TH SEM
AND SERVICES DRAWING. COLLEGE : JNIAS
 Introduction:- BIOCLIMATIC ARCHITECTURE
A business park or office park is a large plot of land with
many office buildings. The businesses that occupy the offices are Aim :- Pros and cons of a business park
commercial enterprises, not industrial ones. Industrial companies Pros:
may have their offices there, but not their factories. You will find To design a business park to boost in the
Parking: employees and customers will have no problem
no residential properties in a business park. environmentally-conscious building by using bioclimatic

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Parking their vehicles.
building concepts and techniques .
Driving: many employees, especially in the united states,
prefer to commute by car.
 Business parks are Need for the topic :-
often developed in
suburban locations
where land and
 To increase the economic benefits from the activities
Of local small business.
Nice offices: business park offices are modern and spacious
Most of them have pleasant gardens. Some even
have ponds with ducks, swans, and other wildlife.
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building costs are
cheaper.
Small businesses, in turn, can realize competitive
advantages by employing a local focus in their
Health: pollution and noise levels will be lower than in city
Centers. However, if there is a major highway
nearby, it may be noisy.
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service and marketing activities.
 They are popular in suburban areas, where land is much
cheaper than in urban areas. Building codes are also less
restrictive than in town centers.
 Major benefits of business in the local economy
include a boost in employment and discretionary
Security: business parks have cctv security videos and
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Income in the community, tax income increases Smaller businesses, are less common in a business
 Most business parks exist near highways (uk : motorways) or
main roads.
for local governments and a loyal customer base
for businesses Cons:
park than downtown.
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Background studies :-
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Charges: management and estate maintenance costs may
be surprisingly high.
 The first office park opened in mountain brook, Alabama, in
What was there before? Some business parks are built on
The early 1950s to avoid racial tension in city centers
Criticism:-
 The impact of business parks
former derelict industrial areas. Customers and
workers might not like this.
Commuting: employees who do not drive may find it hard to
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On surrounding areas and
Communities has been criticized:
 Large gaps between urbanized
Get to work.
Services: there are fewer shops and services nearby. S
Employee bonding: with fewer places to socialize after work,
Zones, increasing the suburban
Sprawl.
Objective:- employees may spend less
. .• To explore the use of different materials Free time together
 The appearance of the buildings.[2]
Obsolescence, vacancy, and disrepair And technologies used in bioclimatic design
to generate different forms and structures.
• The objective of this is to find the ways to
Global instance:-
Tsinghua - Beijing , china
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Analysis of number of business parks:-
In India - 3000 business parks sectors –which includes
Improve our chances of survival by adopting
Bioclimatic design .
Solaris - Singapore
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engineering, software, food processing &
chemical. Scope:- R
As people live more in the office then in the
Principal of bioclimatic design:-
1 passive solar heat protection(minimal heat gain)
residence we need to make sure that , office
environment should be in such a way that occupant
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2. Passive cooling technique (max heat loss) gain maximum advantages from natural resources.
3. Natural day lighting system

Limitations:- Name : N . Laxmi

 Limiting the project upto zoning the site
providing roads, parking, and landscaping. Pin no : 16181-aa-029
 Detailing of limited building modules out of all requirement. Sem : 7th sem
College : JNIAS
 INTRODUCTION:- AIM
 A LIBRARY IS A CURATED COLLECTION OF SOURCES OF AIM IS TO DESIGN A MODERN LIBRARY WHICH IS A
INFORMATION AND SIMILAR RESOURCES, SELECTED BY EXPERTS COMBINATION OF A CONVENTIONAL LIBRARY AND A NEW
AND MADE ACCESSIBLE TO A DEFINED COMMUNITY FOR ELECTRONIC NETWORK LIBRARY
REFERENCE OR BORROWING.
 A LIBRARY'S COLLECTION CAN INCLUDE BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NEED FOR THE TOPIC:-
NEWSPAPERS, MANUSCRIPTS, FILMS, MAPS, PRINTS,  TO ENSURES THAT KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNOLOGY C
DOCUMENTS, MICROFORM, CDS, CASSETTES, VIDEOTAPES, DVDS,
BLU-RAY DISCS, E-BOOKS, AUDIOBOOKS, DATABASES, AND OTHER
FORMATS.
ARE AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE, NOT JUST TO THOSE
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1. PUBLIC LIBRARY – MUMBAI, INDIA.
2. GREEN PUBLIC LIBRARY – DAEGU, KR.
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HISTORY :- OBJECTIVES: 3. PUBLIC LIBRARY - - SZEGED.
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 THE STATE CENTRAL LIBRARY BEGAN IN 1891 DUE TO THE
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1 – PROVIDING SOURCES OF INFORMATION NECESSARY FOR
EFFORTS OF SYED HUSSAIN BILGRAMI, WHOSE PERSONAL FACULTY MEMBERS, STUDENTS AND WORKERS, AS WELL AS LOCAL
LIBRARY FORMED THE INSTITUTION'S INITIAL CORE. THE
LIBRARY BUILDING HAS AN AREA OF 72,247 SQUARE YARDS
COMMUNITY.
2 - ORGANIZING INFORMATION SOURCES AND ARRANGING THEM
3. 1.
AND WAS BUILT UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF ARCHITECT SO THEY CAN BE STORED AND RETRIEVED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
 ESTABLISHED: 1891
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 TYPE: STATE LIBRARY
 ITEMS COLLECTED: BOOKS, JOURNALS,
NEWSPAPERS, ...
SCOPE:-
 PROVIDE ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE IN PRINTED AND I
 SIZE: ~ 5,00,000 BOOKS/MAGAZINES; ~17,000 M
OTHER FORMATS TO SUPPORT FORMAL AND INFORMAL
EDUCATION. B
 TO ACTIVELY SUPPORT LITERACY CAMPAIGNS AS
THERE ARE FOUR MAJOR TYPES OF LIBRARIES:
1. ACADEMIC LIBRARIES SERVE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
LITERACY IS THE KEY TO EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE R
2. PUBLIC LIBRARIES SERVE CITIES AND TOWNS OF ALL TYPES.
3. SCHOOL LIBRARIES SERVE STUDENTS FROM KINDERGARTEN TO
LIMITATION:-
 TO PROVIDE DIFFERENT ZONES (LIKE OPEN, SEMI
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GRADE 12.
4. SPECIAL LIBRARIES ARE IN SPECIALIZED ENVIRONMENTS, SUCH
OPEN, COVERED,) FLOOR PLANS, SECTIONS,
ELEVATIONS, VIEWS ECT. R
AS HOSPITALS, CORPORATIONS, MUSEUMS,
THE MILITARY, PRIVATE BUSINESS, AND THE GOVERNMENT STATE WISE ANALYSIS Y
MOST LIBRARY POSITIONS FOCUS ON ONE OF
THE FOLLOWING:
USER SERVICES (CONNECTING PEOPLE TO THE INFORMATION THEY NEED)
TECHNICAL SERVICES (ORDERING, CATALOGING, AND PREPARING
MATERIALS) NAME : N.LAXMI
COMPUTER SERVICES (MAINTAIN LIBRARY DATABASES, SOFTWARE PIN NO : 16181-AA-029
PROGRAMMING, WEB PAGE DESIGN)
SEM : 7TH
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES (MANAGE THE LIBRARY AND SERVICES,
NEGOTIATE CONTRACTS WITH VENDORS, SUPERVISE LIBRARY EMPLOYEES, COLLEGE : JNIAS
PREPARE BUDGETS)
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INTRODUCTION :
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THE WORD INSTITUTE COMES FROM THE LATIN WORD INSTITUTUM MEANING “FACILITY” OR
“HABIT” FROM INSTITUERE MEANING “BUILD”, “CREATE”, “RAISE” OR “EDUCATE” . INSTITUTE IS
 NID WAS INSTITUTED AT A TIME WHEN THE NEED FOR
DESIGN INTERVENTION AS AN IMPORTANT CATALTST
FOR EXPANDING QUALITY INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
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AND ENHANCING COMMUNICATION WAS RECOGNIZED

AN ORGANIZATION HAVING A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ESPECIALLY ONE THAT IS INVOLVED WITH
SCIENCE, EDUCATION OR A SPECIFIC PROFESSION.
HISTORY :
 THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN (NID) IS INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED AS ONE OF
THE FOREMOST MULTI-DISCIPLINARY INSTITUTIONS IN THE FIELD OF DESIGN EDUCATION
AND RESEARCH.
 NID HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED BY THE DEPT. OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH (DSIR)
UNDER MINISTRY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, AS A SCIENTIFIC
AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN RESEARCH ORGANIZATION.
 NID TODAY IS PREMIER DESIGN HOTSPOT OF THE COUNTRY PROVIDING RESEARCH SERVICE
AND TRAINING IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND VISUAL COMMUNICATION.
 MUCH OF THE LEARNING IS THROUGH A PROCESS OF INTERNSHIP AND RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN THE TEACHER AND STUDENT IS POWERFULLY REINFORCED BY THE HARSH TESTS
WHICH PRACTICE PROVIDES.
AIM
 THE AIM OF THE THESIS IS TO DESIGN A NATIONAL
INSTITUTE OF DESIGN WHICH AIMS TO ENCOURAGE UNDERSTANDING THE VARIOUS TYPES OF DESIGN FIELDS
MANY PEOPLE TO EVOLVE IN THE DESIGN FIELD
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 DESIGN INPUTS FOR THE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR WAS
RECOGNISED AS A KEY COMPETENCY FACTOR FOR
IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF THE MASS OF
INDIANS
 EMINENT AMERICAN DESIGNERS AND EDUCATIONISTS,
CHARLES AND RAY EAMES WERE INVITED BY THE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA TO SUGGEST THE
PHILOSOPHICAL, INSTITUTIONAL AND PROGRAMMATIC
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ASPECTS OF HOW DESIGN COULD BE HARNESSED FOR
PUBLIC GOOD
 THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS LED TO THE SETTING UP OF
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN (NID) AT AHMEDABAD
IN 1961 S
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN SCOPE OF NID T
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 IF WE LOOK AT THE CURRENT SCENARIO IN INDIA WE CAN COUNT THE
NUMBER OF DESIGN SCHOOLS WE HAVE ON FINGERS. WE HAVE THE NID AT
AHMEDABAD AND IDC AT IIT POWAI. IIT KANPUR. IIT DELHI IIT GUWAHATI
AND IISC BANGALORE TOO HAVE THEIR OWN SMALL DESIGN

OBJECTIVES
LITERATURE STUDY
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DEPARTMENTS.

THESE DESIGN SCHOOLS ARE NOT ENOUGH TO CATER THE NEEDS OF 1

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 TO UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF BRANCHES IN BILLION PEOPLE IN INDIA AND SEVERAL BILLION PEOPLE ABROAD.
THE DESIGN FIELD DATA COLLECTION
 MOST PEOPLE DON’T EVEN UNDERSTAND THE TERM DESIGN. FOR
 TO ENRICH THE SPATIAL CHARACTER THROUGH COMBINING UNDERSTANDING THE PROCESS OF DESIGN AND THAT WILL MAKE

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DIFFERENT ZONES GLOBAL INSTANCES ANOTHER STEP FORWARD IN THE DIRECTION OF ROLE OF ARCHITECTURE
IN DESIGN EDUCATION.
 TO ENHANCE THE SENSORY EXPERIENCE AND BRINGING DESKTOP STUDY CASE STUDY

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NATURE INTO THE SPACES
ANALYSIS
 TO EXPLORE GREEN BUILDING CONCEPTS AND LIMITATIONS
TECHNOLOGIES TO GENERATE ENVIRONMENTALLY
RESPONSIBLE STRUCTURE SITE SELECTION AND ITS ANALYSIS  DESIGNING THE INSTITUTE WITH ALL THE
REQUIREMENTS
NEED AND IMPORTANCE OF NID FINALIZING REQUIREMENTS ACCORDING TO THE DATA ANALYSIS  DETAILS OF SOME SPACES IN THE INSTITUTE – STUDIOS
 WE EXPERIENCE DESIGN EVERYDAY, IN EVERY MOMENT THAT OF VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
WE LIVE, RIGHT FROM OUR BATHROOMS TO BOARDROOMS,
DEVICES TO PUBLIC SPACES CONCEPTUAL AND FLOW DIAGRAM  DETAILED VIEWS OF THE COMMON SPACES IN THE
INSTITUTE AND TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE GREEN
 THERE IS NOT A SINGLE ELEMENT THAT IS UNTOUCHED BY BUILDING CONCEPT
DESIGN FINAL PLANNINDG AND DESIGN
NAME : N.LAXMI
PIN NO : 16181-AA-029
DETAILED FINAL DRAWINGS
SEM : 7TH SEM
COLLEGE : JNIAS
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NATIONAL IMPORTANCE
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IIT – INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
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 NIT – NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN
 IIIT – INDIAN INSTITUT EOF INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
 IISER – INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE EDUCATION
AND RESEARCH
 NID – NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN
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DESIGN INDUSTRY

 IT CAN BE SEEN THAT THE MAJOR CONCENTRATION OF DESIGN

COMPANIES IN FOUR AREAS MUMBAI,DELHI,BANGALORE AND
PUNE. T
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 ALL THESE FOUR CITIES ARE INDUSTRIALLY ACTIVE AND ARE
HOME TO THE MAJORITY OF WELL KNOWN INDIAN COMPANIES
 THE PRESENCE OF LEADING DESIGN EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
IN THESE CITIES IS ALSO ANOTHER REASON FOR
CONCENTRATION OF DESIGN COMPANIES IN THESE CITIES.

REQUIREMENTS
 AUDITORIUM  TEXTILE DESIGN
 DEPARTMENT OF DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN
 ADMIN BLOCK  APPAREL DESIGN
- ANIMATION FILM DESIGN
 O.A.T.  TEACHING BLOCK
- GRAPHIC DESIGN
 DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN  PARKING
- FILM AND VIDEO COMMUNICATION
- VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN NAME : N.LAXMI
 DESIGN GALLERY
- PRODUCT DESIGN
 RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION FOR STAFF AND STUDENTS PIN NO : 16181-AA-029
- FURNITURE DESIGN
 EXHIBITION SPACE
- CERAMIC DESIGN SEM : 7TH SEM
COLLEGE : JNIAS
 INTRODUCTION :
Healthier
lifestyle and
BIOCLIMATIC ARCHITECTURE
 Bioclimatic architecture refers to the design of recreation

buildings and spaces (interior – exterior – SOCIAL: HISTORY :

outdoor) based on local climate, aimed at
providing thermal and visual comfort, making Improve
 In the 1951 brothers Aladar and Victor Olgiay have introduced
use of solar energy and other environmental
environment
and ECONOMICAL Reduce
into a practice the concept of «a thermal building» and «a
BENEFITS
community operating
sources. cost bioclimatic approach» in design
 Basic elements of bioclimatic design are passive  They mean operation of renewables – such as the sun, water,
solar systems which are incorporated onto streams of air masses, and also oblige architects to include the
buildings and utilizes environmental sources (for Improve
health
natural or artificially created green girdle into the project
example, sun, air, wind, vegetation, water, soil, Increasing
employee  At the beginning of the XXI century post-modern «hi-tech»
sky) for heating, cooling and lighting the productivity style has changed a vector of development of architecture of
& satisfaction
buildings. ( Author :  Alois Riegl ) “tekhnitsizm” towards connection with what design and
Create an
aesthetically biotechnologies are.
WHAT ARE PASSIVE SYSTEMS FOR HEATING – pleasing

COOLING AND LIGHTING?  Design and construction of bioclimatic buildings is based on

Increase aspiration to establish harmonious connection of architectural
 They elements of bioclimatic building design are property space with the natural surroundings.
passive systems, which are the components of a EMERGING values
building. PRINCIPLES AND TOOLS FOR BIOCLIMATIC
 Passive systems operate without mechanical parts or CONCEPTS BUILDING DESIGN
additional power supply and naturally warm and cool 1.SOCIAL
buildings  The comparison between climate and comfort represents
 They are divided into three categories: 2.ECONOMICAL a fundamental step for the implementation of energy
• Passive solar heating systems. efficiency in buildings.
3.ENVIRONMENTAL
 It determines the design strategies that are best suited
4.TECHNIQUE for a specific climatic context, as well as the level of
architectural complexity.

ENVIRONMENT
• Passive natural cooling techniques and
BENEFITS: Passive
TECHNIQUE solar heat
protection
Emissions
reduction

Passive
cooling
Water technique
• Systems and day lighting techniques . conservation

(AUTHOR : Maria-Coral Ness)

SOURCE :. Bioclimatic X. What is bioclimatic architecture,
Natural
Enhance
day light 2009, available at:
existing
ecology system http://bioclimaticx.com/bioclimaticarchitecture1/ (accessed
on 25 September 2012).
( Author: Cúnsulo )