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 GROUP MEMBERS

A.BVN SUPRADIKA -19C11C4006

B.TARUN -19C11C4007
K.LAVANYA PRIYA -19C11C4020
P.NAGARJUNA -19C11C4030
U.LAKSHMI KOUSHIKA -19C11C4037
V.PAVANI -19C11C4039
V.PAVAN -19C11C4040
Y.WB JAMES -19C11C4042
 INTRODUCTION
The possession of shelter besides being a basic, used, gives a feeling of
security, responsibility and shown the social status of man.
Every human being has an inherent liking for a peaceful environment needed
for his pleasant living, this object is achieved by having a place of living
situated at the safe and convenient location, such a place for comfortable and
pleasant living requires considered and kept in view-
• A Peaceful environment.
• Safety from all natural source & climate conditions
• General facilities for community of his residential area.
An architect has to keep in mind the municipal conditions, building bye
laws,environment, financial capacity, water supply, sewage arrangement,
provision of future, aeration,ventilation etc., in suggestion a particular type of
plan to any client.
The special features of the demand for housing consists of
in its unique nature and depend on the following factors-
• Availability of cheap finance.
• Availability of transport facility.
• Cost of labours & material of construction.
• Predictions of future demand.
 Case study
Location -
74-22-17
Ashok nagar, Kolli rama chandra veedhiVIJAYAWADA,
ANDHRA PRADESH 520007,India.

Area -
Approximately 250 sq metres
EXTERIOR VIEW
TOTAL -6FLATS
(3-1BHK)
(2-2BHK)
(1-3BHK)
PARKING AREA
Plan
Area –
approx-72sq metres
Entrance (hall)
MAIN HALL

KITCHEN
BEDROOM

STUDYROOM
WASH AREA
MATERIALS-
WOOD-

GLASS-

MARBLE-
STEEL-

FLOORING-

CEILING-
MERITS-
• SPACE FOR GREENERY
• SPACE FOR PARKING
• LIFT
• PROVISION OF MESH IN WASH AREA PROVIDES SECURITY
• WIDE BALCONY
• GOOD LIGHT AND VENTILATION

DEMERITS-
• LESS SPACE FOR WASH AREA WHICH IS UNCOMFOTABLE
• POSITIONOF LARGE MIRROR IN BED ROOM
• WHITE MARBLE FOR STEPS IS NOT SO SUGGESTABLE
 DESKTOP STUDY

THE ALVAR
AALTO HOUSE.

ARCHITECTS:ALVAR ALTO.
The Alvar Alto house in the district of
mukkiniemi,Helinski,was the building where
the famous architect developed most of his
life and career.Alvar and Aino designed the
the house at Riihitie 20 as their home and
architectural office in 1935-36.The house
now serves as human museum.

THE AALTO HOUSE

TECHNICAL INFORMATION
• ARCHITECTS:Alvar Aalto
• Typology :Residential Rear facade
• Location :Helinski,finland They started designing their own
house
• Materials :Brick and Wood , which was completed in august
1936
• Preject completion year:1936
 TOPICS

LOCATION SITE PLAN AND ELEVATIONS AND ANTHROPOMETRY CIRCULATION AND

FLOOR PLAN SECTIONS ARRANGEMENTS
BASIC
HOUSE LOCATION PLANS ELEVATIONS AND ANTHROPOMETRIC FURNITURE
DATA REQIRED FOR A ARRANGEMENTS AND
AREA REGARDING THE SECTIONS OF THE HOUSE CIRCULATION
HOUSE HOUSE REGARDING THE HOUSE

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LOCATION
It is located in district of Munkkiniemi,Helsinki,finland

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SITE PLAN

SPACES
The lower storey forms a
spatial continnum of living
and working rooms;the
bed rooms,childrens room
and sunlight terrace and
upstairs

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ELEVATIONS
• REAR AND FRONT ELEVATION

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 The slender mass of the office wing
is white painted, lightly renderd brick
work and the façade cladding was
done with smooth timber battens

FRONT ELEVATION

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CONCEPT

• Aalto’s architecture is introduced in an

architecture that we call romantic
functionalism; Aalto compares his home
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and studio with an old Finnish farm where
their materials and finishes are simplified,
where rough way to build a harmonious
way.

SPACES
• The house on the side of the street, the
property consists of a fairly sharp slope
and because of this the main entrance to
the house is in the middle by a stone
staircase to drop down to the topographic
relief of the garden. It is divided into two
parts, home and studio, as explained
below spaces each in their respective
levels:

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 OFFICE.
 LIVING ROOM

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 GALLERY.
 DRAFTING AREA.
 STUDIO.

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FURNITURE AND CIRCULATION
 The circulation space and the utility
space were properly planned
and arranged in such a way one can
make a move with out any
discomfort
 The furniture design was considered
as a Scandinavian modern

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ANTHROPOMETRY
• Anthropometry in Architectural Design
• Basically, anthropometry affects various industries. In addition,
anthropometric measurements have a considerable role in optimizing
the construction of a building design. The dimensions and capabilities
of human motion are very important in determining the overall design
of the building. The basic principle of anthropometrics is that
building design must be well adapted to fit the dimensions of the
human body and human motion. Rather than people having to adapt
to fit the design of the building. The importance of buildings that are
in accordance with human needs, will produce ergonomic principles
 that are useful in daily activities.

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LIVING ROOM MEASUREMENTS
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KITCHEN MEASUREMENTS:
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OFFICE ROOM MEASUREMENTS:
STAIRS:
BATHROOM MEASUREMENTS:
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ANTHROPOMETRY OF VARIUS ACTIVITIES :