Regulations-2017 Site Analysis and Surveying

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AR8322 SITE SURVEYING & PLANNING

AR8322 – SITE SURVEYING & PLANNING
III SEMESTER- 2019 BATCH
N E H R U S C H O O L O F A R C H I T E C T U R E C O I M B ATO R E
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OBJECTIVES
1. How characteristics of sites can be understood.

2. Understanding about the macro and micro impact of buildings on it.
3. Understanding site offers to the design of buildings.
4. To give exposure to different terminologies and techniques associated

with site, site surveying, site analysis and site planning.
5. Finally understand all the above through case study/Projects.
UNIT I INTRODUCTION TO SITE AND SITE SURVEYING
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Definition
Introduction to survey & need of surveying
Methods of survey
Instruments used for survey
Marking plans, layout plans and centerline plans

Setting out a plan on site
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UNIT II SITE ANALYSIS
Importance of site analysis.

On site and off site factors.
Analysis of natural, cultural and aesthetic factors.
Introduction to detailed analysis involving aspects like contours, slope analysis,

grading process, grading criteria, functional and aesthetic considerations.
Maps of matrix analysis & composite analysis methods.
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UNIT III SITE CONTEXT AND REGULATIONS
•Detailed understanding of context of the site.

•Introduction to master plans, land use for cities, development control rules.
•Site selection criteria for different building typologies.

•Impact of building developments on the surroundings including aspects such as traffic,
noise, pollution, microclimate, etc., especially in the context of large scale projects.
•Understanding the above through real projects/ case studies
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UNIT IV PRINCIPLES OF SITE LAYOUT AND DEVELOPMENT
• Organization of pedestrian and vehicular circulation.

•Geometric calculation for movement.
•Types of roads, hierarchy of roads, networks, road widths and parking regulations.
•Principles of positive drainage and grading for drainage.
•Location and design of sewage treatment plants. Methods to control soil erosion.
•Location of utility lines to simplify maintenance.
•Planning for rain water harvesting. Incorporation of services such as drinking water
pipelines, fire hydrants, communication and networking facilities at site.
•Vegetation, landforms and water as modifiers of microclimate.
•Understanding the above through real projects/ case studies.
UNIT V EXERCISE IN SITE SURVEYING AND PLANNING
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•Application of all the knowledge gained in previous units through a real/ hypothetical
project involving a real site.
•The process would involve choosing site for a building typology or vice versa, field
exercise in measuring and drawing the site, detailed site analysis, schematic site layout
and development.
•The project will be explored through analysis/ models/ sketches/ drawings.
OUTCOMES
1. Sensitivity towards aspects of site at macro and micro contexts.

2. Ability to exploit potential of site to design the built environment.
3. Ability to measure, draw, analyse and plan a particular site for a specific purpose.
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AR8322 SITE SURVEYING & PLANNING
UNIT II -SITE ANALYSIS

Importance of Site Analysis
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1. On site factors 2. Off site factors
NATURAL FACTORS
CULTURAL FACTORS
ASETHETIC FACTORS
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NATURAL FACTORS
Geographical Wild life
Landform
Vegetation
Topography
Climatic Factors
Soil
Hydrography
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Geographical Base map

Geological maps to discover predominant type

of soil or rock on the site.
1. Topography refers to the slope and level of
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Topography the land, whether the land is flat and plain,

or in sloping.
2. Topography is a measurement of elevation
and slope is the percentage change in that
elevation over a certain distance.
3. Topography is measured by to connecting

points of same elevation
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Soil
Hydrography
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Climatic Factors
Azimuth Angles
Altitude
Date/Month lines
Hour Lines
WIND ROSE DIAGRAM
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WIND SPEED
WIND DURATION
Provision of windows /
openings can be provided by
this strategy
Vegetation is one of the greatest assets of the site for a
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Vegetation natural, energy-efficient design. Not only is the

existing vegetation useful, but it can be added to,
transplanted, or eliminated.
1. Climatic control
2. Environmental Engineering
3. Architectural and Aesthetic Uses
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THANK YOU 
Ar.Muhil
Associate Professor - Nehru School of Architecture, Coimbatore
muhil.nsa@nehrucolleges.com

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AR8322 SITE SURVEYING & PLANNING

III SEMESTER- 2019 BATCH

1. How characteristics of sites can be understood.

4. To give exposure to different terminologies and techniques associated

Marking plans, layout plans and centerline plans

UNIT II SITE ANALYSIS

Importance of site analysis.

Introduction to detailed analysis involving aspects like contours, slope analysis,

UNIT III SITE CONTEXT AND REGULATIONS

•Detailed understanding of context of the site.

•Site selection criteria for different building typologies.

UNIT IV PRINCIPLES OF SITE LAYOUT AND DEVELOPMENT

• Organization of pedestrian and vehicular circulation.

1. Sensitivity towards aspects of site at macro and micro contexts.

AR8322 SITE SURVEYING & PLANNING

UNIT II -SITE ANALYSIS

Importance of Site Analysis

1. On site factors 2. Off site factors

Geographical Wild life

Geographical Base map

Geological maps to discover predominant type

Topography the land, whether the land is flat and plain,

3. Topography is measured by to connecting

Vegetation natural, energy-efficient design. Not only is the

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