Undergraduate Design Portfolio by Aishwarya Thomas Paul

UNDERGRADUATE DESIGN PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS 2014-2019

AISHWARYA THOMAS LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE

COMPETITIONS & ACOMPLISHMENTS

AISHWARYA THOMAS GRADUATE ARCHITECT, LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE "Old enough to know better, enough enough to do it anyway" I BELIEVE EVERYTHING AROUND ME TEACHES ME SOMETHING, THERE IS NO END TO THE LEARNING PROCESS.

TECHNICAL SKILL ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR REVIT RHINO LUMION SKETCHUP AUTOCAD V-RAY ENSCAPE

AT A GLANCE 1997

BORN ON JAN 9 DUBAI UAE

20012014

SCHOOLING IN OOEHS DUBAI, GRADUATED WITH 10 CGPA- 10TH GRADE 12TH GRADE: 93.7%- SCIENCE WITH BIO & MATH

2014

JOINED MANIPAL ACADEMY OF HIGHER EDUCATION BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURE

2015

PARTICPATED IN GLOBAL TALL BUILDING STUDIO, UBUILT VISIONS SECURING FIRST POSITION

ENGLISH HINDI TAMIL ARABIC

OTHER SKILLS COMMUNICATION TEAM WORK ACCOUNTABILITY

2017

RESPONSIBILITY

INTERESTS

PHOTOGRAPHY SKETCHING PAINTING READING TRAVELLING SINGING NATIONAL LEVEL ATHLETE WRITING VOLUNTEERING - ENVIRONMENT CLUBS PASSION FOR ACCOUSTIC GUITAR BASKETBALL, BADMINTON FASHION ILLUSTRATION

MOBILE NUMBER +971 501149805 EMAIL ID: aishwaryathomaspaul@gmail.com aishwaryathomas1 997101@gmail.com

LANGUAGES MALAYALAM

CONTACT ME

MEMBER OF THE USGBC- LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE SUMMER INTERNSHIP IN GODWIN AUSTEN JOHNSON

LINKELDN P ROFILE linkedin.com/in/aishwarya-thomas-paul

1. Awarded certificate of Recognition for poster presentation on "Sustainable campus Design in Dubai promoting physical activity within the built environment "on the 5th World Congress on Smart & Emerging Materials April 19-20, 2018 2.Awarded certification of Recognition for completing Developmental programme on Green Building Design - May 2017 3. Certificate of Appreciation for active volunteering support for the Annual Design Symposium - School of Design & architecture - 2017 4. Certificate of completion of Tall Building Studio Competition - December 2014- 2nd runners up 5. Appreciation Award for being a member of the award winning SCI - Environment Agency Abu Dhabi 6. Certificate of Merit for securing a place In the 'Top 5 Unbuilt Visions 2015" competition in the Annual Fall semester 7. Certificate of Merit for participation in the Dubai Design week - Urbanism Competition - Canadian University Dubai a.Certificate of Merit for securing first place for 10 semesters , Undergraduate Bachelor's Degree- B. Arch 9. Certificate of Merit for active Volunteering by the Environmental Research & Wild Developmental Agency 10. Certificate of merit for participation in the Green Olympiad - Ministry of Environment & Forests - Government of India 11. Certificate of Merit for receiving - Second prize in the tiffany painting competition - Indian Association Dubai 12. Certificate of Merit for participation in the Sastra Pratibha Contest- conducted by the Science India Forum Embassy of India , UAE 13. Certificate of Merit by the EEG - Emirates Environmental Group , for active volunteering - clean up drives & environmental initiatives 2012- 2017 14. Positive Pyschology: Martin E.P- Seligmans Visionary Science - Certified by University Of Pennsylvania 15. Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management for personal & professional productivity - Certified by University of California 16. Certified in Autocad advanced, Rhinoceres & Revit by Autodesk WORK HISTORY Architectural Intern I Woods Bagot - Dubai, Dubai 08/2018 - CURRENT 1.Studied local architectural regulations and codes to assist with designing. 2. Organized and maintained blueprint files. 3.Performed research on structures and materials. 4. Assisted with designing single and multi-family, health, residential, and commercial projects 5.Worked with district personnel, building contractors and inspectors. 6.Utilized Revit & other design softwares and prepared plans, for projects such as : - Bridges - Dubai Creek Harbour - Part of the design team from conception to the tender stage - Wollongong University In Dubai : Interior Fitout Project - Expo 2020- Design team - Tilal Al Ghaf - Schematic Design , Majid Al Futtaim. - Dubai Multi commodity Centre - Construction documents & coordination 7.Crafted detailed drawings that met customer requirements for structures using reinforced steel, concrete, masonry and wood materials. a.Created, printed and modified drawings in AutoCAD and Revit. 9.Coordinated with segment leaders to promote architectural goals and design concepts. 10.Discussed zoning laws, fire regulations and building codes with city and county government agencies. 11. Supervised preparation of technical drawings by architectural technicians, CAD technicians and drafters. 13. Reviewed project goals and objectives on timeframe basis with project manager and design team. 14.Devised overall strategy for documentation and identified design sets planned for each stage of work including as-built designs and final building information models (BIM). 15.Recommended minor adaptations and modifications to complete working drawing sets. 16.Part of the green team initiative considering sustainable ideas being a LEED Green Associate Architectural Intern I Godwin Austen Johnson - United Arab Emirates , Dubai 07/2017 - 1 0/201 7 / Summer Internship 1.Organized and maintained blueprint files. 2.Worked On Ghaila Housing Development: Assisted in the Interior Design Development working on CAD Drawings & sketchup models in detail. Also worked on the Landscape & softscape plan for a park 3.Worked on Dubai College , UAE - Overall development plans & Landscape, worked closely on site. 4.AI Furjan School - Updated all floor plans, & classroom layouts 5.Site visits & study - Ladybird Early Learning Centre & Dubai College 6.Others: General discussions on Architectural specifications from NBS & CSI formats 7.Learned about & worked following the RISA work stages: deliverables from Concept to Construction

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1. MR ASHOK GANAPATHY IYER P ROFESSOR CHAIRPERSON - SCHOOL OF DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE MANIPAL ACADEMY OF HIGHER EDUCATION P ROFESSIONAL EMAIL ID :ashok_iyer@manipaldubai.com MOBILE NUMBER : +971508995705 2, DR BHAKTI MORE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR- SCHOOL OF DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE, MANIPAL ACADEMY OF HIGHER EDUCATION P ROFESSIONAL EMAIL ID : bhakti.more@manipaldubai.com MOBILE NUMBER: +97150562242111

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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TALL BUILDING DESIGN - SEMESTER 01 COMMERCIAL HOTEL DESIGN : COMPETITION ENTRY

MIDDLE SCHOOL DESIGN - SEMESTER 04 ACADEMIC CITY, DUBAI

METONIA

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LOW COST HOUSING DESIGN - SEMESTER 05 BERLIN, GERMANY

HOTEL DESIGN - SEMESTER 06 BUISNESS BAY, DUBAI

ALMULLA PLAZA DOCUMENTATION - SEMESTER 06 DUBAI, UAE

URBAN DESIGN PROJECT - SEMESTER 07 JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN INDIA

THESIS - SEMESTER 08 A SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CAMPUS PROMOTING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITHIN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

PRACTICUM - WOODBAGOT DUBAI, UAE

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Tr1CAAr" ,,._, WCll

SHADED PARABOLIC FASSAGEWAY ,.,.,,.""""""°"'""""

5EN5E OF TA5TE PfOP...r: Or" TH� eLOCJi;.5, G,r,m/ TMC.I� OWN !:01!::Ll: l"v.NT A'T1ON.:), NC> ALSO, HAVt: Pl,;\N�fl5 AilOCATEO TO Ht:LP CREATC. A SfN5t: Of R!Sl'O�l51}1UTY A/\0 l'ROVIDf INCOMf

CYCLING TRAC,;, ANO JOGGING TRAC'-. Dlf'P'fP�tJi THfMfS 1'0R Tt1f COMMUNITY' CIRC..t:5 CR.fATfC AS lANDSCI\Pe: fEATURfS

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CYCLING TRACK

KIDS PLAY AREA

JOGGING TRACK

SHADED WALKWAYS GREEN LAWN

COMMERCIAL SPACES RESIDENTIAL BLOC"-5

COMMUNITY CIRCLES

PLOT AREA ; 8 I 00 sqm

- I SENSE OF SOUND

2 SENSE OF SIGHT

3 srnsr

5 FEATURES 01-J SITE

HARDSCAFE FEATURES ON SITE P R�IN

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6. CYCLING TRACK 7. CIRCULAR BENCHES TO SUIT THE SOFTSCAFE ON SITE COMMUNITY CIRCLC5 I . COMMUNITY CIRCLES MADE OF GRASS 2. MOSTLY PINES USED TO LANDSCAPE THE SITE 3. SELF SUSTAINING VEGETATION AND SHRUBS USED IN ISTE

CHERRY BLOSSOM

1· -. ·1

or TOUCH

4 SENSE Of TASTE 5 REFLECTORY POOL

THE CONCEPT Of METAMORPHOSIS 15 ALSO EMPHASISED WITH THE PA5AGEWAY5, ADORNED WITH R.EPITATIVE SHADING STRUCTURES, WHICH REPRESENT THE JOURNEY, THE COCOON AND THE DESTINATION, BEING THE ' '<,,. DWELLING SPACES, WHERE THE ElUTTCRrLY EVOLVES AND THE PEOPLE FLOURISH IN THE INTERACTIVE SOCIAL REALM.

J -t,_

GRASS ( 1/SCO l'I IIIAJOIUTY LOW MANf.lJN>.Ncr:)

., SITE OVER.VIEW VISUALISATION OF THE COMMUNITY SPACES WITHIN THE COMPLEX

THE DIFFERENT COMMUNITY CIRCLES AND COCOON THEMED SHADING RINGS IN THE COMPLEX IS AS SHOWN

METAMORPHOSIS

03 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FEATURES OF THESE BLOCKS

-OPEN TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND CITY· THEY DO NOT SET THEMSELVES OFF LIKE BLOC"5. -DIFFERENTIATION BE7WEEN PRIVATE. COMMUNAL. PUBLIC SPACES -RESOURCE-SAVING, LOW-COST BUILDING -MODULAR BUILDING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION -COMMUNAL LIVING -UNIFORM FITTINGS, SPARJNGLY USED IN THE APARTMENTS -SELF-HELP CONSTRUCTION -USE-NEUTl':AL BUILDING ORGANIZATION FOR LIVING AND WORI\ING -ECONOMY OF SPACE: FEW ELEVATORS: SHARED AND COMMUNAL SPACES -JOINT OWNERSHIP FOR LONG-TERM AFFORJDABLE RENTS.

!INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNAL TERRACES - COMPENSATING THE "LOSS" OF OPEN SPACES TO THE PUBLIC.

61.0CKA

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VICY{ rWM THC �!) DCNTIAL TH"-1:1: o.:o�COM Al"'AATMl:NT!) IN OLOCK"

SLOCJ:..C

6LOCK B

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SCALE I: 200

SINGLE THR.EE BEDR.OOM MODULE

ZOOMED IN SCAlf I: 50

BLOCK C BLOCK A

CAFE

COMMUNITY CLASSES 00

LAUNDRY

YOGA CENTRE

RETAIL BOOKSTORE MEAT AND BUTCHERS FRESH VEGGIES ceNTfi:AL CORI'.

�CH MODULC 15 I 00 SOM TOTAL Df 7 3 BEDR.OOM APARTMENTS AND 13 COM'1ER.CIAL OUTLITS V.1TH THE PAR.KING TO THE LEF" 15 PUBLIC ORJE� TED WHEREAS THE fAR)(JNG TO TH� RIGHT 15 Rl:5101:NTIAL. TH� CC:tITRAl GARDfN SPA.Cf 15 IN5PIR.W

6' 5 5eN5E5

TOTAL Aru:.A: I OC �m NUMDC.l't or MODUL..C!>; 7 TOTAL 70:J � or TH"-!'C OCO�OOM N'AA.TMCNl!>

SERVICE AREAS ( STAIRCASE AND GARBAGI: SHArTS) BOOKSTORE

2 BEDROOMS

.g.

LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM GxGM

IBEDR OM 2

(Q)

WASHROOM

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EACH MODULE 805"\m, WITH A TOTAL OF I I TWO BEDROOMAPARTMENTS EXCLUDING THRE SERVICE CORRIDO� THE CORRIDOR SPACE ON THE LEFT FACES THE COMMERCIAL SPACE, AND THE MASSIVE GARDEN WHEREAS THE CORRIDOR ON THE RIGHT FACES THE CHILDRENS PLAY AND 15 A COLLECTIVE MEETING SPOT FOR VARJOUS RESIDENTS

CENTRAL CORE WITH ELEVATOR AND REFRESHMENT

AREA

GARBAGE ROOM

INTeRIOR srAce, LIVING ROOM TWO BeDROOM ArARTMeNT

SEMI OPEN CORRIDOR SPACE

SUPERMARKET MEDICAL STORJE

SINGLE MODULE OF TYPICAL TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT

OPCN POCI\ITS IN T1C GROU�D fLOCR.

THESE OPEN POCKETS SERVE AS RELZING SPOTSLEADING ON FROM THE ALLEYWAYS

THE RUSTIC LOOK OF THE BRICK WALLS IN THE INTERIORS, WHICH IS ALSO EASILY PROCURED IN GERMANY

METAMORPHOSIS

COMMUNITY BLOCKS - SPREAD OUT DESIGN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN VIEW FROM ONE BEDROOM FLAT BLOCK A TOWARDS THE SOUTH

THE AMENITIES IN THC CCNTRAL CORI'. ARE PRESENT ON EVERY FLOOR, AND AN ADDED GYM 15 INCLUDCD ON Tl1E 2ND rLOOR WIIIC� HAVE MODULES OF ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS. THC GYM CAN BC USCD, BY THC YOUNGCR CROWD A5 THE SECOND FLOOR UNITS. ARE SMALLER IN SIZE. AND WOULD ATRACT BACHELORS MORE

COMMUNITY BLOCKS ONLY ON GROUND FLOOR

CACH CX' n-11:.!)C ◄ �lCC"-!) INCtuor: THI: COMMUNITY !:l"A::C!>, VIHICH 5�� "5A SPP.U-0 OUT COMMUNITY C!:t-T�lCH C"-N B! USfD BY THI! PUBLIC WHO rJffFZS l"�t THI! P/1.PJ(Jt,JC ON TH!: L.fl"f ANO IITl�IU5f5 TI11! (;AAOtN .. AN�AP?: .V..O COMMUNITY C':11!:Cl.l'.5 Rfl.ATING TO Tl1f flVC 5EN55 GARD�N. Tl"CY HAVC GRECN POCWS N 5ET'>l?:IN FOR. emER CIRCULATION -.No AL.50 IWClUOC A CYCLING TRACK. AND AJOGGING TRACr.. ore

<•Ox, 1.-1)

I.DMMUNITY OA.'38�<5 �PACI! I 5 x 5 Mj

LAUNDRY (�.11 �MJ

SECTION M' 1:200

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COMMUNITY SPACES INCLUDED IN THE GROUND FLOOR OF BLOCK A OF THE SOCIAL HOUSING COMf'LEX

C�!'Ji!_y' ( I Ox 3 I.A) MfAT AND &JTCHtRS (5 x5W) l"r.,� \'l"C.,r,.lf� f 7• 5 tut)

THI:' TCRRACI:' ABOVC, 15 INrusco WITH PLANTERS AND GREEN GARDENS AND ENCOURAGES SUSTAINABLE LIVING AND A VERTICAL L IVING AMBIENCE

CfNHAL CORf ( 10 i I:) M)

TOTAL AR.EA OF COMMUNITY CENTRE BLOCKS "' Dt00',,5 or CCMMU"'1Y ANO COWtRCIA.L Sl'A.CtS fACl1 INCWOfD IN MOOUlt.S AS l'fR Tt1f CC•NctP"T or

!)0',V CC AMA'> (!)T...SR.C�C AtO CAABAC�SHA"15J ec>c)J.5T0R!: (5 x 5 1,,1) 51..f'tRMARKZT (5x5 M)

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5TORr: ( Sx SM}

SECTION BB' 1,200

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MOOUWJT'r IN T11� !'()CIA.I.. r10J51\jG COMI"..l)( !!ACM 100 l.4fltR '.';(";lJAtl'! MTl1 :"AJBJIW)ION5 !N",lr.f: �� Oll'l"fRtNT UTUTl!5 "5 5HOWN ON 1Hf RIGHT

• •

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eLOCt::.A (COMMERCIAL CN GROUND FLOOR ONLY) OLOGF..O

6LOCKC fHf CO,-Jf'l1Xt5 AftZ UNIT OA5CD,J.5 "CR me :ooccn AHO o\WCNfC TO COLOUl.tN �AMTO t'IT LOWC05T r1CU51NG Nt:CCA!:rms.

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LIVING ROOMS

BALCONY

SCALE I ,SO

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TWO MODULES- TYPICAL THREE BEDROOM APARTMENT LAYOUT

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BLOCK 5

(CONSISTS 01" A CAn. MEDIC.Al. �TOR! WITH EMERGfNlY MfC:IClNA.L STO�, Aeto. .\ND A YOG-". C!NTIU: W1TI1 MATS

BLOCK I

BALCONY

( CCN5t5T5 0, G'TM WITH c«HCll"'-C:)!)O, �RfAO�ll.1.5. lAUIIDl'VffDOtA\litTl1 WA3Mlll6rAACMJr,.c ANO &t10l"P'1N{; &�ACC , wnt I\OY,� or STA.LL,

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IT CAN 6� �N"'l:C: OUT tA5Y AND lARGI: 5rACC!i wt1101 AAr. r1LX1ou: 5PACfS TOM� Atl!' LITUTY �0JIRf�NT

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EACH M:JDULf 50 SQM TOTAL OF 2 I ONE BEDROOM /\1'1 EXCLUDING THRfE CCNTRAL SERV!CC CORES. THE!:E ONE BEDROOM AFARTMENTS ARf MAILY FOCUSED TOWARDS THE YOJNGER CROWD, AND HAS AGYM TOO -oN�.RDS

THC LffT IN 6LOCK A

CORRIDORS THAT LOOK OVER AT THE CHILDRENS PLAY AREA ENSURING SAFETY AT ALL TIMES

COMMUNITY SPCES, INCLUDING A CAFE, INI GROCERY ETC

METAMORPHOSIS

03: SECTIONS

ELEVATIONS

50UTH VIEW

EA5T ELEVATION 1,200 �� ;� L•;;s

SECTION AA' I :200

IN THESE SECTIONS, THE OPEN SPACES, AND I NTERACTIVE COMPLEXES ARE BOUGHT TO NOTICE.THE MODULAR CONCEPT, AND THE 5 BASIC ELEMENTS OF THE BALANCITY 15 ACHIEVED THR.OUGH STACKING A'JD THE VAR.IOUS POC�S CR.EATE THE R.EOUIR.ED POROSITY WITHIN SPACES

NORTH ELEVATION 1,200

THE GROUND FLOOR IS LARGELY OPEN TO THE f'UBL C, REFLECTING ITS ATTITUDE TO THE URBAN E NVIR.ONMENT. IT INCLUDES A COMMUNITY WORJ(SHOP, CATERING KITCHEN, STUDIOS, HEALTH CENTER, AND A CO-WORKING 5PACf. OPTION ROOMS FOR NON-RESIDENTS - UNASSIGNED, UNFINISHED SPACES FOR COMMUNITY, SOCIAL, OR CULTUR.AL PROJECTS. THESE MAINTAIN THE PR.OJECT'S OPEN CHAR.ACTER. AT THE JUNCTURE OF LIVING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT.

SECTION BB' I :200

me ReSIDeNTIAL POPULATION 15 oune DIVERSE. IT 15 MULTIGENER.ATIONAL AND MULTICULTURAL, MADE POSSIBLE BY PEOPLE BOTH WITH AND WITHOUT MONEY. APARTMENTS AR.E BARRIER-FREE: THERE 15 CO�MUNAL USE OF LAUNDRY ROOMS, FITNESS ROOMS, R.OOFTOP TERRACES AND THE MU51C AND YOUTH ROOM.

SECTION CC' I :200

SKETCHY VISUALTISATION OF THE ENTRANCE

PASSAGEWAY IN THE COMPLEX

METAMORPHOSIS

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hO�H wo1r,qy WIMD, OPJfMATTION R!:Wn�1N GOOD VCNOlATION

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GREEN FEATURES OF THE BUILDING

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51Df Ol'TAIL V EW •

ROOF GARDEN

A ROOF GARDEN 15 A GARDEN ON THE �COf Of A BUILDING. BC51DC5 THE DECORATIVE BENEFIT, ROOF PLANTINGS MAY P�OVIDE FOOD, TEMPERATURE CONTROL, HYWOLOGICAL BENEFITS, ARCHITECTURAL ENHANCEMENT, 1ABITAT5 OR CORRJDORS FOR WILDLIFE Rl:CREATIONAL O'PDIUUNITIES, AND IN LARGE SCALE IT MAY EVCN HAVC

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EXPLODED VIEW Of BLOCKS

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

...

CAVl1Y WALL INSULATOR

-ECONOMt:AL (RAW MATCRIAL 15 EASILY AVAtLAeLE : -HARD AND DURABLE -COMPRE55IVE STRJ:NGTH 15 GOOD ENCUGH FOR ORDINARY CONSTRUCT 011 -Dl'FCRJ:NT ORJENTATIONS AND SIZES GIVE DlfFCRENT 5URFACE TOOURES -VfRY LOW WAINTfN.A.NCE COST IS RfQUIRfD -DCMOUSHING OF BRICK 5TRUCTURE5 15 VERY EASY_ LE55 TIME CONSUMl'G AND HENCf ECONOMIC -RJ:USABLC AND RJ:CYQABLf -HIGHLY FIRE RESISTANT -PRODUCE5 LESS ENVIRONMEtlTAL POLLUTIOtl OU�NG MANUfACfURII-IG PROCE55

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T"lf GOVl:'UilMfNT �� CA\'JTYWAU 111::)UATION�Of\l:crncr..o:,rcrrcc.rr,ccNCltlir $1.VIIJG t.Al!A.SIJP..es Tl1.t.T 't'OU C,01 C"-R.r.t OUTTOYOUII'. tOM: ANO � NtU."' �VIMG 'IOU MOHCY rr Hflr-1 m>ocf fM�QN:, CJ' ORroN DtOXIDr!. T'Ht MAJH �IIOU;,C � C,0.U:,INGCUMl'!.TC Ot/VIGC. - TI1i, � e«:AIJ5f U,- TO 35ft or TI1C rtt,t.T �, l'l!OM YOflt. r'ROl'tRT'l'i,TttRO..IGtlTNCW.-.v.5.

SIGNIFICANT VIEWS

PR!DOMINANT.Y 51,...ru SUf'PORT AND CONSTRUCTION 5"5TC"M5. 01\LY CN'✓IRONMe:NT-'ll.Y COMPATI� 5UILD(NG MATUIAL.5; iHI: US? 01" WOOD WAS RU60nAfiLY MA.XlMllt"D {R!CYCU:D m.iei:R l"M'C"LS, WOOD WO::>L IN5ULAn:)N, SOLID WOOD 6ALC0Mf5). COMrLY warn Tnt t"-'.:)!)lvt'-nOV!>t-:5,TMOPJ«l AND rKOOUCC rnCIK OWi-i �GtNt:li:.Anve t:NtXGY rnKOUGn rrorovotrAIC:5 OAA.RCF:.-rRCc Ar"-R-Mr:NTS • COMMLN,.._ t..SC or G�OUND n..ooF:. F:..OOMS, rrTNC!i!:> F:.OOMS, GUl:!iT �"45, R.OOrTor TCR�C5, ANC: TI1C MU ORl�NTeO 0./ SUCH A WAYN:. TO MAJl:f MAXIMUM use: O,.TH� SUN, ,.ORR?Cf�fP.ATIV? ANO NATURAL UCH- PURPOSfS MA)(IMIZeD Of"fN Sf'A.Cf5. !"OR 6l"'tJf':flCIA.L Vf')ITILATIOM ANO AR CIRCUlATIO"'- AS PfR.f'Ae-51Vl"' HOUSf '5TJ..N0Alm5.

GENERAL ANALYSIS OF MATERIALS USE:>

SOLAR PANELS

SOL.AA.. tNtRGY ANO INC0.4� Gt:N�flCN. !>01..AK rMCI..!) NOT ONLY Ml:Lr :5AVC ON YOU, CL.fCTRlCITY Dill -THCY CAN ,\L:,() GtNfRAre F'/1.SSl\1'?' INCOIAC, l.AR..Gf � IN5T.t..lLATION. YOU CAN VCl"r:CT l"OUR flr:CTRtCliY 6 LL 5AV NG:5 TO Git.DIA' WllM llMC. � UllUlYl<Alt!I IN::ru:�C.Ct.CA.N CNCRJY l"ROM THC SUN iU't.4AINS CONStST!"NTI.Y f'tt� ♦ • SOL.AA IS AN INVfSTM!Nl THAl f'AY5 lNGR!A5tNGLY � DIVIDftlDS YIIT11 UGH f'A551NG • YCAJ<

SUSTAINABLE FEATURES ON SITE AND ON THE BUILDING

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GERMANY WAS 6UILT FROM RECYCLED TIM6ER ..*flJ."'- -� DUAABIU--Y. TO THCSE P�ODUC-5. LOW-MAINTENASCf OUAUTIES THE OUDER TIM6CR5 HAVE MORE CHARAC"fR AND Dl:flNITION THAN A YOUNGCR HARVE5TCD TltAEIER , AND ARE ALSO MORE STABLE IN THA-THEY HAVE 6CEN NATIJAALLY SEASONED. PWPLE ARE ALSO MORE LJ,;J'LYTO WANT A �CYCLED PRODUCT IN THEIR HOME FROt.l A� CNVIROllMENTAL POINT Of VIEW

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KIDS PLAY : GITTING TCGETHERJ

THE CONCEPT

THE EYES, ARE REFLECTIVE OF ONES SOUL, STAR HOTEL AIMS TO LATERALLY INTERPRET ATTENTION OF TIIE VISITORS, AT NOT ONLY DEVELOPMENT. THE THREE KEY SUB THEMES

IT HELPS TO BRING THE INSIDE OU�, TO EXPRESS EMOTIONS THAT SOMETIMES ARE LEF� UNTOLD.THE PROPOSED 5 THE EYE, AND S�MBOLIZE INNER AND OUTER CO- EXISTENCE. THE HOTEL DESIGN IS DESIGNED SO AS TO CAP!URE THE TIIE FIRST GLANCE PROVIDING A GL:MPSE OF TRUE GREEN LIVING, BUT ALSO AIDS, TIIE VISION OF SUSTAINABLE EXP02020 - OPPORTUNITY, MOBILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY DOVETIAIL VERY NEATLY WI":H THE EOTEL DES:GN.

VISION FOR SYMBIOTIC CO- EXISTENCE- SUSTAINABLE LIVING FEATUREES INCLUDED IN THE HOTEL DESIGN , INSPIRED FROM THE CONCEPT THE OUTDOOR SIGNATURE REST1UJRANT, WHICH IS THE F:RST THTNG OllP. ORSRRVJi:S 0VF.RT.00KTNG THF. CRF.F.K TS t,;ANF.D A.FTF.R

I TH& HA.Ill J.SPECT ::>F SDS'1AlNABILI'l'Y, U GENER.\L HUMAN CO)o!FOR� THROUGH SOC:,U SU STA[NABILITY, AM?Lt OPEN SPACES PFOVIOED, ' TtlE,ES JS MCR& T3A!I MK.AT MEETS ":HE EY&. THE $?ACES LUO IN'l'O ONE AHOTHEk ANO

�'UKT:t.tat JN'l'O 1.>Kt:N ::il'AC.t:.::l WJ.l'HlN Tl'tt. l:!UlLUUHi u·::ta.a-·

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PUPIL-- THE VOID : Pt:PILS A;U; SMALLER IN BUGH'J' LIG'iT At,O 81:;G::R IN' LOW LIGHT, ,11.MBIENC:: Cl'.ANGES ACCORDING TO THE ORIEN?ArION

�:�I� ��: �?H�; :: ��ME A

SUlU'RlSES EACH TIMB .MIO WITB £'/ERY PASSIN� DAT DUBAI IS o

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OOTJOOR SE�TINC PR.OVIOEt PACING TRE CR.EEi<: l!.T TBE GROUND FLOOR D u A L

/ THE EXPO 2020 LOGO IS ALSO HONOORED, SINCE THE BUILDING IS All EPITOME OF ITS VISION FOR SUSTA.INABILIT!, AND ITS LYMBOL IS USED INSEVE:lAL PLACES :N T:IE BUILDING

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THE EYE 04 /EVERY EYE HAS A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE AND SEES DIFFERENTLY, PROVIDING TWO TOWERS, ONE AFCIN THE CREEK,

SEMESTER 6 HOTEL DESIGN, BU ISNESS BAY DUBAI, GROUP OF TWO YEAR 2016

f AND ONE FACING �HE BEAUTIFUL BUSINESS BAY ENSURES THAT, EVERY VISITOR HAS A DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE

THE PROJECT BRIEF :BUSINESS BAY IS A CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT IN DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. THE PROJECT FEATURES THERE ARE NUMEROUS SKYSCRAPERS LOCATED IN AN AREA WHERE DUBAI CREEK WILL BE DREDGED AND EXTENDED. BUSINESS BAY IN FUTURE WILL HAVE 240 BUILDINGS, COMPRISING COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS. STAR GROUP OF HOTELS IS PLANNING TO INVEST IN BUSINESS HOTEL IN BUSINESS BAY. DUE TO ITS PROXIMIT Y TO BUSINESS BAY AND DOWNTOWN BURJ TOURISTS ARE ALSO EXPECTED TO CHECK-IN THE HOTEL. THE COMPANY PLANS TO PROVIDE AN UNIQUE EXPERIENCE TO THE GUESTS.THE TOTAL GFA SHOULD NOT E XCEE D 30,000 SQ.M AND TOTAL NUMBER OF FLOORS SHOULD NOT EXCEED 25. ALL CAR PARKING IN BASEMENT

TBE TOP MOST 360 DErJR"!:':E&' Plt.NAROMIC V:EW N:C1AUM..�T, IS N�.MED Till IRIS rROVID:Nc OH'FERE�T VIEliS OF Tli£ CIT'J

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THE EYE 04 DESIGN THOUGHT PROCESS

FLOOR PLANS

CONCEI'TUAL DE'JELOPMEt;T

PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT FACTORS TD,.':.' SHAPED THE BU:LDING PROCESS

ITHE PROJECf BRIEF CALLED 1ros , HIGH RT�F. RITTT,nTN� (HEKCE VARIOUS CASE STUDIES fWERE LOKl:D IN'IO

:-IOTEL LOBBY , RiCEPTIOl\ ARCA, WAITING AF.EA 200 KEH, GUEST=-.0:::>M.S A?iD l S SU[TES roo & B?Vl:RAG!:S OUTL�'I!: BULK kITCHEN, STAELITE KlTCREN 50\ RESTAURANT HOOSE KEEPING GYM, SPJI.CE SALON LARGE POOL WITH SURROU?iOlNG POOL B�R COOFERE?iCE ROOMS, AUDITORI UMS ADM INISTRATION , ::>FF ICES REST ROOMS, PRA¥ERS ROOMS

- - - - - - - - - - 1

STUDY OF TIANJIN 10WER, 5 STAR EO'?EL WirH UNDUlA'rING CUR'JES, GAVE IDEA FOR A BUILD:NG ::tEDUCING IN VOLUME N ITH A REDUCED "JORTE X

ORIENTING THE BUILDING SO AS TO FACE THE SOUTH FACING SUN, FOR RESIDENT:AL SUITES,

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RAISING THE BUILDING TO ACCOMODATE A PODIUM, FOR RECREATION AND OTHER WATER FEATURES, INCLUDING A POL

IDEAS FOR DEVELOI'ING A ?IVE STAR HOTEL, WITH THE vrs:ON OF SOTAINIUHLCY

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THE BUILDING IS IN TURN RECESSED TO TERRACES , AND VARIOUS OPEN SPACES, THROUGHOUT THE BUILDING

ACCOMODATING GREEN BALCONIES IN DESCENDING LEVELS UPWARDS, AND ENDING WITH A GREEN TERRACE, AND GREN ROF

CHANGING THE SHAPE OF THE BUILDIIIG TO A CURVED FORM, AND ACCOMODATING A SPERICAL POOL, TO CREAT A BIRDS EYE VIEW VISION OF AN EYE .. THE BUILDING ALLOWS FOR 360 OF THE BEAUTIFUL BUISNESS BA¥

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a .. I. PLANTS SUI'l'A.E,LE T� DODAI, ro AC! IEvt CERTAIN LEED PO:N'l'G GREEN WALLS ACT AS NOISE BAF.IER3, NATURAL COOLERS SER'/ING MSTH!THIC Pl"RPO.SE AS NELL

MA XIMISING THE: VIEWS OM ER SIDES �

IWANTEO TO INCORP:>RATE A CREEN WALL

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J. '360 DF.";RF.'F tl1fNAll:OMTC \'IEW P�OVIOE 'IO GUESTS J..T THE TOP

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'?ERRAC?S AT CERTAI� LEVELS

VISUALSATION OF THE HOTEL IN 3D

THE BUILDING IS OR:ENTED SO AS

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l / ANOTHER FACJNG THE BUISNESS BAY 1 ::.-- AND tHE; BURJ f.HAL.::FA. :C-T'l!!m'l... :...... I�"�

F:��=�· T�: ��::K AND

DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE EACH ':'IHE AT DIFFERENT LEVELS.

PRELIM INARY DBSIGN

SURFACE PARKING PROVIDED ON SITE

1 ,-BASEMENT -- - I I

1.:.AUNDR¥ 2.0FFICE 1 ,PRAYER ROOM FEMALE 4.PRAYER ROOM MALE 5.UNIFORM ISSUE 6.CLINIC 7.STAf LOUNGE 8.STAf OFFICE 9.0FICE 2 10. BANKING ATM 10. RETAIL 1. MISCELLANOUS OFFICE 12.0FFICE3 13.CENTRAL KITCHEN 14.LOADING UNLOADING 3AY

WATER WALLS ORNATE THE HOTEL DROPOFF BOARDWALK FACING

CENTRAL voro IS CLOSEJ / · ., ABOVE, AND PROCEEDS • 'l'O 'l'WO 'l'OWF'.RS nFSCF.tm-Nt; � ( .• _,• · [PWJ>.ROS

'JHE BUILJING CESCENDS UPWARDS 'JO MAKE �OOM FOR 'JERRAC:?:S AT IN'l'ERMEDATE LEVELS

I 11

BASEMEN� 2 CONSISTS OF ONE ELEVATOR CORE TAKING THE GUESTS UPWARDS AND CONSISTS OF 6 ROWS OF CAR PARKINGS, WITH A TOTAL OF 8 PARKING SPACES. THE RAMP LEADS UPWARDS DIRECTLY TO THE SURFACE PARKING PROVIDED ON SITE AND ALSO LEADS TO THE HOTEL EXIT A TOTAL OF 50 SURFACE PARKING SPACES HAS BEEN ALLOTED BESIDES A FEW PARKING SPACES FOR TRAVEL BUSES. THERE .'IBE TWO DROPOFFS PROVIDED, ONE FOR BALLROM AND OTHER SERVING THE HOTEL ENTRANCE

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN SIGMTIJRE REST.t,,\.JRN,,T SPIL.OOT

LEGEND I.LOUNGE/RECEPTION 2.BALLROOM 3.BALLROOM OFFICE 4.PREFUNCTION AREA 5,RETAIL STORES 6.METING ROOMS ?.VALET 8. SIGNATURE RESTAURl'.NT 9.F&B OFE'ICE 10. EXECUTIVE OFFICE 11. CLINIC 12.STORE FACILITIES 13. GM OFE'ICE 14.MARKETING AND SALES 15 .CA!'E 16.PATTISSERIE 17. RETAILS STORES

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! LEGEND -PRIVATE

.. SEMI PRIVATE

.. PUBLIC

.. SEMI PUBLIC

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.. SERVICE AREA

CIRCULATIOII

THE EYE 04

FLOOR PLANS

BEEN PROVIDED AS WELL FOR THE OCCUPANTS TO INCREASE ABOVE THE BUISNESS SUITES RESIDENTIAL SUITES HAVE THEIR TIME STAY

THE FLOORS ARE DESCENDING UPWARDS STARTING FROM THE PODIUM TO SERVE PURPOSES OF VIEWS SPACE CONSTRAINTS AND TO P ROVIDE A UNIQUE VIEWING EXPERIENCE. AS THE FLOORS DESCEND UPWARDS,

PODIUM LEVEL LEGEND

LEVELS 18- 22 REFLECTIVE ?OOL

I.RESTAURANT 2.WASHROOMS 3.RESTRO CAFE 4.POOL 5.POOLBAR 6.TE!INIS COURT 7.MALE AND FEMALE CHANGE ROOMS 8.SIGNATURE RESTAURANT 9. GYM 10.SKY DECK 11.POOLSIDE DECKING 12.AUDIENCE SEATING AREA

TENNIS COURT,PATHWAY

FOOD AND RECREATION SPOTS

RELAXATION LOUNGES

CIRCULATION AND INTERIOR RECREATION

SERVICES CENTRAL EXPO LOGO SERVICE CORES ON TWO TOWERS

GREEN TERRACE SERVICE CORE

LEGEND

CIRCULATION SPACE

l.RESIDENTIAL SUITES 2.RECREATIONAL SPACE 3.EXECUTIVE SUITES 4.RESIDENTIAL SUITES (5-8) 5.TERRACE GREEN SPACE ACCESSIBLE (LEVEL 18) 6.FEMALE SPA 7.MALE SPA

SEGREGATED SPAS

RESIDENTIAL SUITES INTERNET HUB ZONE

GREEN BALCONIES EXECUTIVE SUITE

BUISNESS LEVEL 3 � MEETING ROOMS

LEVELS 23- 25

CIRCULATION CORRIDOR BUISNESS CENTRE AND CLUB EXECUTIVE

LEGEND TOWER A I.MEETING ROOMS (l-7) 2.BUISNESS CENTER A 3.CLUB EXECUTIVE A

WASHROOMS

SERVICE CORE

TOWER B 1.MEETING ROOMS (8-14) 2.BUISNESS CENTER B 3.CLUB EXECUTIVE B

RESIDENTIAL SUITES 4- 15

LEGEND

RECREATION HUB

GREEN TERRACE

SERVICE CORE CIRCULATION SPACE

l.RESIDENTIAL SUITES (1-3) 2.RECREATIONAL SPACE 3.EXECUTIVE SUITES 4.RESIDENTIAL SUITES (4-6) 5.TERRACE GREEN SPACE ACCESSIBLE (LEVEL 23) 6.FEMALE GROOMERS 7.MALE GROOMERS 8. ROYAL SUITES

SEGREGATED GROOMERS RESIDENTIAL SUITES

INTERNET HUB ZONE GREEN BALCONIES

EXECUTIVE SUITE ROYAL SUITE

CORRIDOR AND CIRCULATIO� SPACE I I

LEGEND TOWER A l.RESIDENTIAL SUITES (1-6) 2.REAOERS LOUNGE 3.GREEN SPACE (ACCESSIBLE LEVEL)

lLEVEL 26

GREEN TERRACE (LEVEL4)

ACCESSIBLE GREEN TERRACES AT DIFFERENT LEVELS

SERVICE CORE

CIRCULATION CORRIDOR GYM,ZUBA, READING LOUNGE

TOWER B 1. RESIOEN1'IAL SUITES (7-12) 2. YOG}. CLUB I 3. GREEN SPACE ACCESSIBLE I 4.GYM(COMMON)

RESIDENTIAL SUITE

SERVICES (LAUNDRY) GREEN BALCONIES (EACH SUITE) EXECUTIVE SUITE

r LEGEND I l.RESIDENTIAL SUITES (l-5) I 2.FEMALE GYM 3.FEMALE SPA AND MASSAGE I 4.EXECUTIVE SUITE I 5.RESIDENTIAL SUITES I (6-10) 6.MALE GYM 7.MALE SPA AND MASAGE 8.TERRACE GREEN SPACE ACCESSIBLE (LEVELlS)

LEGE!ID

SERVICE CORE

l.IRIS REVOLVING RESTAURANT 2.MISCELLANOUS EVENT SPACE 3.RECREATIONAL SPACE

LEVELS EXECUTIVE SUITES 15- 18

EYE LOUNGE (360 VIEW) MISCELLANDUS EVENT SPACE

ROOF PLAN EYE LOUNGE ANO BAR

THE BUILDINGS HAS A 360 PANAROMIC VIEW THAT HAS BEEN PROVIDED ON THE TOP AT THE ON THE ROOF LOUNGE, CALLED THE THE IRIS

CORRIDOR SPACE OVERLOOKING GREEN TERRACE & CREEK GREEN TERRACE (LEVEL 15) SERVICE CORE CIRCULATION SPACE

SEGREGATED GYMS

RES IDENTil,L SUITES INTERNET HUB ZONE GREEN BALCONIES

EXECUTIVE SUITE

STAINLESS STEEL , EXPO LOGO EMBEDDED ON ROOF TOP CASTIMG SHADOWS

THE EYE 04

AMBIENCE FOR THE INTERIORS OF THE HOTEL

SECTIONS OF THE HOTEL

THERE ARE THREE SUITES DESIGNED FOR THE EYE, ALL SUITED TO MEET DIFERENT SIZES, AL SERVING LUXURY AND PROVIDil!G A COOL AMBIENCE, MAKING USE OF SOOTHING LIGHT AND TRANSPARENCY THERE ARE AMPLE GREEN SPACES.THAT HAVE BEEN PROVIDED Ill THE FOR.'! OF BALCONIES AS WELL. BEDROOM HIVING

CLASSIC SUITE

WASHROOM

BALCONY

50 SQ.M OF CLASSIC LUXURY FEATURING PRIVATE LIVING WITH BEDROOM FOR ENHANCED COMFORT.KING SIZE BED,INDIVIDUAL SHOWER

AND BATHTUB WITH ALL NECESARY AMENITIES

VINYL FLOORING

BLUE TEXTURED LINOLIUM WALL

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LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

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VIEW OF THE CENTRAL REGION THROUGH THE VOID FACING SOUTH

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CRAFTED REDWOOD GOLDEN Lt:ATHER LAMINP.TE FLOORING SURFACE CEILING PANELS

70 SQ.M OF SIGNATURE LUXUR!: FEATURING SEPARATE LIVING ROOM AND SEPARATE BED ROOM FOR ENHANCING COMFORT. KING SIZE BED AND INDIVIDUAL SHOWER AND BA'l'H'rUB,S1'UDY ROOM INCLUDING PRl VA'ff. BEVERAGES AND BAR

OVERVIEW THE SIGNATURE RESTAURANT SPILOUT

\ SECTION BB' 1:500

BLUE TEXTURED LINOLIUM WALL

:.IVING<-EEDROOM

WASHROOM

IIAS:i:Mr.NT�1 _ _ �$�T�1� � THE SECTION SHOWS THE IRIS AT THE TOP OF THE HOTEL SHOWING A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE BUISNESS BAY AL AROUND AND CREEK

PROXIMITY OF THE SIGNATURE RESTAURANTS WITH THE CREEi<

BALCONY

LUXURY SUITE

HIGHEST LUKURY SUITE FEATURING SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS COMPLETE WITH FULL FLEDGED PANTRY AIIO BAR,TWO IN DIVIDUhL SHOWER AND BhTHTUB WITH PWDER CLOSET WITH THE MOST BEAUTIFUL

DARK OAK LAMINATE FLOORING

TEXTURE:D WALL PANEL

GOLDEN LEATHER SURFACE CEILING PANELS

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THE EYE 04

ELEVATIONS AND FEATURES OF THE HOTEL EAST ELEVATION 1:500

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PODIO( U:WL GROUND �LOOR

THE SOUTH FACADE

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LEED® POINTS:

U CREDll' 1 ! OPTIMIZE EN&RGY Pt:Rf'ORMANC!: {1-10 POINTS)

I..ANOSCAPI!: 0!:SIGN ':'HAT RLDUC!:.S URBAN '11!:AT ISLANDS, NON-ROOP' (1 POINT:

WEST ELEVATION 1:500

REN:C'I! ROT U:U.NM i':X"RPIOJI Gttn ULU U:tUCl 'flit. SOI.AR n:;rt.tc'!'Ulct 01' ,\ STIIXC'l'llRE ANO THtll!l IHPACr ?HE UM.AN Ht.AT ISLA�D ?l'fEC?, :tElJ>IIG ro ltODtR..\TE T•E CI TY'S TEHPEIV.TUU. T11E l.lll:!Jlf RJTIIG SUTEII RICaua:Jl'Di "COSSIJElllNG R.:PlACUtG CQl'STRUCTED U'11.?ACZS (I.E. ROOFS, •MLS, !llOllfA:.ft:), l'l'C,J ,nut 'l"COCTIITED :)?fltAC-t!I lUCU All '3Alll:at Nit.I.LO A!ID 0� CIUt> rAVlNO OJI. SPEClfT IHGF-AJ.11EOO {L:G11r RtFJ.ICTlVI:) KAteUAL-3 to IU:DUCJ; 'Tin: Ill.AT ,.JHOR?TlON." .J&V£1 2:4

GR:!:EN WAL.LS PROYIOl AOOlTIONAL lNS1LATI(IN AA, Mol.TQAL COOLUII: l«CUllUNS 'JO A Dtril,OJ!f(;, tnr;iu;ey iu;w,;n1G 11'� f'.fiLTIU9;.f; Q?I MJl�HJINTrAI. !1.Y/ITtM/1 TN M'l'N T� �ll�JIR AHJ WJN'l'IR MCNTIS. A GR.HN H.LL CA»" K JJf lNttGAAJ, P-'RT or >, 8UJL0JN'' 9 COOL!MG 91AAT£GY

lriA'IER EFFICIENT LANDSCUU:G: NO PO!ASLS NA':'ER OSB OR NC IRRIG1'TlON ( t POIN'?) usue ONt.Y Chl'TIJ'MO, P.tC't:!UO ....ft... 01\ M:>N�POTABLE WATER f'C>R IRRIGATION lfilL .UJ.Olf PROJECTS TO ACII!:VE AODirIONAL CIUICIT

PLANTS TYPICALLY UBED :N EXPOSED AREAG AND ON GREEN WALL

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COTON EJI.S1ER

EUONYNUS

FERNS

JUNIP!RS

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LE'a!J8

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SOUTH ELEVA!ION

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ACCESIBLE GREEN TERR.�CES

1'r;II.T:T:<;;AL l:'l'T:U\ACT:I;nt or oc:t1PAH':., !Ul'ft :nr; r;x:rr;nuu. ntVIII.Olll'l�:r, ID� l'OWf;II;:, '1'�1<10 TO 11• AIII EN<;;�O�IO �Tl'V(:�n;:,,1u;:1<1G 11!<ADI.E ro PRO\IIt& '!'HE OCCUPANU THE PJSSJl�:LirY or IIALltJNG OIJt'SIDE.UWLZS.<I IIE/SH..E IS ON THI! LOlf!.11: GH)UND Ll\'IILS. t'HI CONCEP1 IISTJ:AI' PlOP:>SU A NA1UIUL £K,;JR0NMElfl 01 Clil.tAU CCQSULJ. ltVILS.

GREEN BALCONIES

THE WEST ELEVATION SHOWS US A HINT OF THE PODIUM WITH THE POOLSIDE, AS WELL AS THE BEAUTIFUL VOID AllD THE GLIMSPE OF THE GREEN WALL

VERTICAL GREEN WALL

AC'T9 AS A BAlllUR 'l'O HOOT IXUR.UL FORC'!:S.TNt GUm SPAC&S llOV! N1Ll Bl A BUPPIR !.C)f(E WHI:H INL\H:E! TH

THE OPEN SPACES

S!'KII-OLltSS TD OHHHlNOEDIII.SS or 1811 PIIOPLI. or OUMI lfRICE l'AOK>TIS WLfICUL�MLUK 9:NC:t HOSPITALITY 1$ TIit f�Y FACTOR or ANl GOOD HOT!:L AHO IS TIit .-.A.Joi!: COf{f'OA OP lT9 1NilAIIITAN1'9 TU I.RIEN SP,\CES AND ANPLl NU�L LIGHT £EL? Ii'IPF,OVl Tllli OVIR ALl IIDOOR All QJAllT? lfUCK ll!TUilM ADDS fO '1'111 SJSTAUABILlTY.

SIGKATURE RESTAURANT FACING CREEK

PODIUM WITH POOL, AND SEATING

INTERMEDIATE GREEN SPACES

ALTERllATE LEVELS

ACCESIBLE GREEll SPACES

I•\ MANJPAL UNIVERSffY

THOMAS 1425037 � 142.501 2 '-.....,•"' RF.VATHY ,AJF.SH

DUMICANl't!S

THE EYE 04

SUSTAINABLE FEATURES

MATERIAL CONSIDERATION

GREEN WALL FEATURES THE PRO WALL® IS A PRE-GROWN MODULAR SYSTEM, FULLY IRRIGATED, AUTOMATED, AND DESIGNED FOR EXTERIOR INSTALLATIONS, THE PRO WALL® PANEL SYSTEM IS MEANT TO ACCOMMODATE ARTISTIC FLAIR WITH A FULLNESS OF DESIGN, AND IT IS ENGINEERED TO WITHSTAND CHALLENGING EXTERIOR ENVIRONMENTS.

INSTALLATION PHASES DESIGN

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WEIGHT IMAINTENI(LBS/FT') ANCE

WALL SYSTEMS & IWATERPROOFING

GREEN WALL FACADE

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PERFORMATIVE VALUES AIR QUALITY

GRAY WATER FILTRATION

SOLAR SHADING AND COOLING EFFECTS

VERTICAL FARMING , .,0,, ..,,,,, DRAINED OFF THE BOTTOM INTO A DRAIN BED BUILT INTO THE LANDSCAPE

Plants are only delivered after plumbing (& in the case of lntarior walls, lighting) has b<>an installed without a chance of Interruption and after any dusty work has finishod.

alive once t�ey arrive.

IIRRIGATION SYSTEM

ISYSTEM DETAILS

PLANT INSTALLATION

Hard materials Include back ing or framing, trim, irrigation equipmant , lighting ate, anything required to be in place to keep the plants

Pre-growth is required, for Pro Wall• and Basic Wall�. Versa Wair plant accquistlon depends on avalabllity.

Setup Includes material fabrication, plant acquisition, (shipping to the nursery, and planting plants into the panels or containers for Pro Wall• and Baaic Well•.)

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HARD MATERIAL INSTALL

PLANTS

SETUP

LOW E-GLAZING HIGH PERFORMANCE INSULATED GLASS

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GREEN TERRACES AT LEVELS

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IJESlGNNOTE

'SIHU{;IUHLMUSI SUl"t'U<I :JULtJr.iUtl :;,t\lUKAIWli�YGHU...NWAUSTSltM "\\/AU. 6URFACE MUST BE &M:X>n-1 "\VATFRPR:)()FN«.; JS lcO..IIREOTOBf'APPtEO(UQUO OR SFlf AOtfSl\lf TYPF IS REOOMt.lENOFD) "ADE�lE LIGHflt«J MUST 13E OEsaGNED MO INSTALL.El) (FOR INTEJlK)R GREEN WALL)

"\VAll MUST SE ACCESSIB..E q)A WJNTENANCE (LFT ACCESS IAAY BE REQUIRED)

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LOCATION

Al MuIla Plau Is a Dubai landmarte you can see It from ralles off. It's one of the city's older malls and hcusts dozens of Independent shops and stall5. Found on In front of the Rashid Stadium, it's OOme to a host of women's fashion shops and jewellery stores. But by far the pkk of the IOt iS Pestiawar Furniture. ari ·antl(JJe'furniture shop that has a huge seleclion of odd andVe!fY Old-k>O�lng tumlture. Situ• 1ted on the Oubal·Shlf),h Road at the CX>m.fortable distance frOm both t� emirates, Al Mulla Plau camt Into exlstencewtien Olbalwas en1erlng I newph15-eofwphbtlcltlon.Oneoftheoktet 1JWls In OulHI, A.I Mull• Ph1za ls now tomtdered •l•ndmarkand hosts fillo ll1ruU9ll<lut lhc yeilr. It ftiltUtes ct fficXh:111 i'IJdrtnll:nt bbd ctbvvt ti� :1hc:>pp.l9Cet1lrC btfuw. 8rVW)C lhe 11:lctll wlleb, rdcix 4'1(1 n:frnl, in the r esl•1.1r11mU and ales. orr.h11t with friends around the centr•I fQ1.1nt1in. There•rc•lso 11mp�p•rkin9 )J>CIC.e�I �follo pt_. is the oldest shopping mall In Dubai and Is located at the first round-about stp•atlng O\lbal from Its neighbortn9 emirate, SharJah, Havln1 un de.gone t1tttnshi1t lnt@rMI �•tklns re<ently, ch�f\91!'S n,3d@ to the window (lsf)t.i,y, flOOf ti� <tilll\!JS. l'9htil'l9 .i,nd the !Nin tn• trance's autOt"Ntkdoors. Al Mulla Plaza has a newly installed foontain which was des�ntd In keeping with tM spirit of the 21st century, and Its cllle area h.u been lt'llamped with a family diiing area bting added. AJ Mulla Plaz.a hu a large parking area, and hu shopping promotions throughout the ye air. �I@

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I �I STUDY OF ALMULLA PLAZA

SEMESTER 6 GROUP STUDY & ANALYSIS OF ALMULLA PLAZA ,DUBAI ,UAE YEAR 2016 WORKING DRAWINGS WERE PREPARED BY THE COLLECTIVE EFFORT AND ANALYSIS OF ALMULLA PLAZA IN DUBAI, WHICH IS ONE OF THE OLDEST BUILDINGS IN DUBAI AL MULLA PLAZA IS THE OLDEST MALL IN DUBAI, LOCATED AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE CITY FROM ITS NEIGHBOUR SHARJAH ALONG THE AL ITTIHAD ROAD. LOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF A TOWER, THE SHOPPING AREA HAS A SMALL SELECTION OF RETAIL OUTLETS, RESTAURANTS AND CAFES, CENTRAL FOUNTAIN, AND AMPLE PARKING SPACE. IT IS CONSIDERED A LANDMARK OF DUBAI AND HAS FAIRS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE INTERIOR OF THE BUILDING WAS ALSO STUDIED , AND UNDERSTOOD AND WORKING DRAWINGS WERE P REPARED FOR THE SAME

RCAL ESTATE Of ALMULlA PlAZA The Real Estate dMsionoHcrsthird party manage�nt services as well as managing the Group's own propcrt/ .assets, In.duding Dubai', original wxad uu IHV•lopment and OM of Dubai'& konklandmar'U -Almulla Plaza, bult in tM 1980s. The dlvislon has •morgedas a d!:Jnlficantproperty management o�ratlon The pace quicken!d considenibly ttvough the late 19905 into 2000s. as the Dubai Konomygrew strongly and accel• erated the dewlopment ol the Grou-p'sbuslMSsoperatk>ns, stimulatll\9 new Group-wide demand for mil est.ate. Al mulla Group Is one d the firstprol)ffty imnagement companies to register with, and work alcngsldt RERA - Dubai's Real Estate Regul1tory AutOOl'ity

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After Inter viewing resldenls of Al Mula l)la.c.a; t�nanb whohavt= rt=sil.led du1in9 a pts"iud of 10-17yectrs , we hive rectliLal how they feel a great deal of comfort with the btJlldlng, Its management and tt,e ease they feel In terms of accesslblllty from the building. Most residents use a private mode of transportatlon(cnJ and mentions how the development of the Dubai metro green line from 2009 has further helped wtth ease of travelling also ttie frequent availabtlit)' of taxisand busts are an added advantage.Lulu Hypermarket located close by caters to e,·eryday shopJ)ing needs and also the roads a direct link to facilities like the Deira City Center, Al Twar park. Dubai Airport. etc. Reddents are happy with the Infrastructure and finds the fa.;ade of the building qaite i,npt>Ulg ;most residents have good viev.'S from thei' balconies, of the Al Ahli club, the mamzar area and also the roads during traffic peak times. As far as man agement Is considered residents are very have with their up to date services and mailtenance offered, but the inclusion of a swimming pool In place of the tennis court was also suggested by many. There is also parking available to all residents and il gym and tennis court as well The Almull• Plaza has been builtwith the safety, comenlence and comfon of SHARJAH CENTRE two EmImes. The shopping potential is therefur� tremenl.lous. The enlirt project hcti beeu plann«I to provide ct dtfiCclle bt1lc1nut l.Jetwem custom· 1:rS,t�dents and t,ad�.Eve-r-y sl'lut) has nicl1in'lurll Shopp.er 1:xpoSur'I: with the- elt-yancie ur its ffie-ier yldSS rr'OOta9ie ra<ing the Ctflt1al lardsc..ped f'Oilll, Residents havt= Lht p.-ivilegt= or ct conveoit=nt :>h0pi,,'n9.t.ont= betuw, togeU1er with •llottied basement car parking space, a bank. restaurants, and a safe Play area tor chlldren. �centraly air condktoned, fully spr1n· kle.-ed Plaza combints tne largest department store in DUBAI SIDE lhe Gulf, a supermarket, rHtaurants, p0ly<linic, and over 45 speciality shops. With an assured clientele, the strategic location ensures that they are an ideal opportunity for pro gressive retailers. Alfl'l.llla Plaza also has 108 reStdentialapartments. An intensive market survey revealed the untapped po tential ct the Dubai- Sharjal'I Road. Over 430,000 people rtslde and work in the vicinity, and a large proportion commute daily between the centre.

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HISTORY �L MULLA PLAZA IS A DUBAI LANDMARK: YOU CAN SEE IT FROM MILES OFF. IT'S ONE Of THE CITY'S )LDrn MALLS AND I-IOUSl:S DOZENS OF INDCPENDENT SI-IOPS AND STALLS. FOUND ON Tl-IC >I-IARJAH ROAO HEADING OUT OF THE CITY, IN FRONT OF THE RASHID STADIUM, IT'S HOME TO A �OST OF WOMEN'S FASHION SHOPS AND JEWELLERY STORES.

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RAILWAY TRACK IMPORTANT NODl:5

THC 'MOTH 0, THC MAIN RO.\D& WAS r.tPT 39 I/◄ C/J,l - I 0, l'?tr, st::COf-101.RY R0/\05 l r: INUr.R MOHAUA AU HALr THIS SIZf • 54 rr:rr, THr: Tr.RTIARY WADS AH. 27 � .\ND H c;mrrrs ARt 13 l"l"n' wiiz

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PHOTO DOCUMENTATION OF IMP. NODES

PUBLIC REALM AND OPEN SPACES IMF'OR.TANT LANDMAR.K5

I . CHOTI CHAUPAR.

2. BAOI CHAUPM

3. 4. 5. 6.

5UAAJPOL GAN DANAlA JAINIWAS BAGH CHAUGAN 5TAIUM

7. R.AMNIWAS BAGH 8. JAIPUR ZOO �- ALBERT HALL MUSEUM I0. GOLF COURSE

URBAN FORM ANO ARCHITECTURAL IDENTITY - STRfETS AND CHOWKS

LEGEND - OPEN GREEN SPACES

JU\/C-1045 Of Tl1C l.iAIN AXIIJ.. srurrs r�o TH! T\AiO SQU.W PU6UC OPr:N SPA!ZS CALl.lD CHAUPAR5 (MDI CHAUPAR MO 01t10TI CH..UPAR,!. Tr1C WIDTH ct' THC soum atAUPA.'-5 WAS .Hf'Lr: TIMCS THAT O"' THt' MAIN snrn. • t11STORJCo\UY, fHr C1AUPARS w=:Rl oonns roRlNftNSC SOCI.\I. US! Wint WATCR 5TRUCTtRt5 CONNOCltD BYUl\01:RGWUND AOLCWCTS, SUPf'lYl'IG NUMt:ROUS 50URCtS :>r' OFJN�NG WAT?RAT STRtIT l!.V-..L PfltSl'.N'TLY, ll1C ctf(f� Of tACH CHAUrAR HAS 50UA� CNCL05URCS 'Nffi1 ORJ-IAMCNTA. r"OUNTAINS. • THr: STRr..."TS A.'10 CHOW"5 (CZNTRAL OPtN 5GUARf'5 tN A TOWN) CX' T'1t' INll'.R\IAI.. 010M...�ts 1:>1'.CTOR5) Yr'lltt NUMf'.RDU3 QIJ5H.R5 CR MOttAU.AS \\t"R!:' "OT PRl'.OOIRMINr.D; Ht:NCI:' 5HOW A MIXOf GJt!D IRON At-0 ORGANIC PATTtRN, Y.1TH THl" 6A51C UNtT or 13ULT fOIW Vltw or A CHAUl'AA TODAY Bl:IMG THC RtaANGULA� 1-AVC:U

- 6ARRfN LANDI EMPTY PLOT - WATER BODY • CHOWKS / CHAUPAR

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.LAND USE

n,ra,,,.:ie 'h',TONI: � ft< -n: "1tJ..

IMPORTANT LANDMARKS 8. CITY PALACE �- GOVINDJI TEMPLE 3. 5ANGANE RI GATE I 0. CHANDPOL GATE 11. SU RAJPOLGATE 4. GHAT GATE 5. HAWA MAHAL I 2. ALBERT HALL G. JANTAR MANTAR MUSEUM 7. V IDHAN SABHA 13. 6ADICHAUPAR I . AJMERJ GA TE

2. NEW GATE

LEGEND COMMERCIAL RfSIDENTlAL >AlllfD.USE RfSIOfITTlAL • l'UOUC rAOUTIO OPENSP'-CfS WATER 600lf5

PHOTO DOCUMENTATION OF IMP GATES

HISTORY PHOTO DOCUMENTATION Of HISTORIC LANDMARKS

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LEGEND • I 0TH CENTURY • I :3TH CENTURY • 20TH CENTURY • HISTORICALLY PLANNED OPEN SPACES

Tt!P"�-l'tlblAHlt.M'l"«T....,.•Atf('Jf'T11r 1<1'.>N.MtNDenlCl MOJffD� 4ntNI\ON.:,,"olll,TINJr>IOM11C:,,,.00-M.

.WATfROODY

l,l�Nl.MM10f"'51l"Olt:'>/R.Al.�NH (;(M<-.(.TOftCCl'T\-CO.TllC,..... �eovt &-Ol'IIC\fOtJTO"i\Lr.wft."1VIC�R,,fle. l ��ntR,ftl�...«}1,oro.1-.l

"GATES • HISTORIC LANDMAR.IG

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VIRASAT RI ANUBHUTI IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL STREETS IN THE STWY AREA

06 BAAPU BAZAAR ANALYSIS AND BUILDING STUDY I 2 ElAAPU f>W.AAR ROAD 51Kttf� LUUlt+G :JN rt<OP\.I TM1,f(.01>D, -OllJlAIIOl.6r.RO....O ..JA.OIYONrJP.ASTA [)(SfA.nr: TOCITY PAI...A(Z SMM

I I tlEMl<U tjA£/V'X. KUAIJ smrrs tV.01NG ON � fHi5KOI\Dt -IY1A.Nt1AAAJ.I rJ �TA -NA.T...NIYOI\ l',J FVoT.\ DISTANr: TO CHOTI CHAUP.\O, /'537M

I .3 5ANJAY ElAZAAR 'i<.OAD 511<.ttltJ L'VltlG t>N rllVM Tt11!) ,ON)' -OMI I.I GAU _t1.'llDIY()N rJ R.'5-A DC5TANr: -o BADt CHAUl'AD, s,sM

FACADE STUDY AND GUIDELINES FOR HAWA MAHAL ROAD P.ACING t,IM./!NGS TO HIOr: NR COf,.Dt'lf e>'ll�G VNfTS A�D CLOTHES HUNG ONl'.t..CA.Or:.

DCPICTION •ROM R.AM MIVAS GARCf:N

01\/ERSIT'I IN LANDUSE

•

DALCONI� ,nOUlD IX 1NCOICrOAATCD ri:111: AllY� VlllOLU' INTO Th! 0lALT !)TRUCTV� A'IO !)TANO•"l.ONC 6Al.CQ,,IIC5 5110ULO 6C 0!5COU�O

U::,E OF urRJG1l 51GNAGE, IT SHOULD BE N CHARACTER \\1TH THE STREET. 5 FIW COLCl'<Y BAAPU BAZ./W?..

b CHOTI CHAUPAD

7 CITY PIil.ACE JAIPUR

13 BADI C�AUPAC

9 BAAPU BAZ.AAJ?. BU3 3TATION

IO M." HOSWAL SALES

LANDMARK ANALYSIS

VIEWS FROM Olfft.J?.EMT NOD�S

SIGNAGE COLOUR MUST COMPLIME�T "NE OVERALL FABRIC OF HAWA-M."-HAL J?.01'.D.

H\J�Aflt:,Al)fW.i.V'5 lt'.AfM;'"-551\ADCA!!WIU "500':t.t' ntl'.f��

5PILL-OVEJ?. 5HOP FRONT DISJ?.UPTING THE VIEW POJ?.T Of THE STREET SHOULD BE I\VOIDW. IN5TCAD V':NDING UNITS TO ec PLACCD.

ARTICULATION ON

SIGNAGE AND COMMUNICATION ELEMENTS

•

EAST SECTIONAL ELEVATION OF HAWA MAHAL ROAD

EASTERN SIDE OF HAWA MAHAL ROAD

TRIPOUA BAZAR

BUILDING ANALYSIS

2. BAPU BAZAR

1. GHATGATE

JOHAR! BAZAR

HAWA MAHAL ROAD BADI CHAUPAR SOUTHERN SIDE OF HAWA MAHAL ROAD

SPEED TABLE

FACADE COIHRO.

UNIFIED 51Gf\lAGC

1<J1Y1MM o\NlJ e'YI\IMtfK'I'

PROPOSAL FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

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ARCHADE

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TliE rAVEllS CAN ElE CONVER,ED INTO MOTEL.5 OR M05 TEL FOR LOCAl.5 AND TOURISTS TO EXPAND THEIR STAY IN THE CENTRAL MONUMENT,\L DISTRICT. IT ALSO GENERATES A SOURCE OF 11.EVENUE FOR. THE OWN:RS Of THE HAVEUS BECAJSE THEY CAN LEASE IT OJT L(lC.I,"' -.i1'-COOT� U�TS AHO Olt!fR Ttl!COP,1. 5Aratfll': 015HeS ON l11t � AW'.Y �!WM rne rvouc.

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RIGHTOFWAY

. ........ . .. REPUCEMOOOF\WRII-OUT

MATERW;

OJJ/AGW UMt 5Ul�J11 PL"5"?'RON et RfP\Jt.CW 'MTt1 �Tt'I\IJrlG 0,,,T � �"'LAr.. ro mt r'AC.ADC or nt:t.RemrAeRIC NfW WlOl!fG COH�TIWCTICN OV?l Tltt' OL0 WM WI.00,10 "10UlO �NTA.'.N Ttlf tLt�•tNf, Of 111.f llt:�lM.ONfS.

VIRASAT RI ANUBHUTI

WAY

OBJECTIVE FOR INTERVENTION:

06 L OOKING ATTHETRIPOLIA BAZAAR IN A BROADER

CONNECTING ZONE

1- ZONE 4 WITH

A TRAIL, ENHANCING THE PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE

ENHANCING -HE R.CAD5 AR.OUN� THE CENTRAL WALL ED Dl5TRCT AND GIVING WAY TO MORE ORDERLY PEDESTRIAN 11/0'✓EMENT -o ENJOY THE Hl5TORJC #AL LED CITY

WITH IS SUES AN D OBJECTIVES

STRATEGY- FOR INTERVENTION WITHIN THE MONUMENTAL ZONE ( ZONE 2)

I .CRrATr: A. TR.AL r'OR 1,2'3 • TOUR15T Dt5TINATI ON5 2.COllNtCI 1,2 i 3 10 11tGOMMtl':(.l.'1.::;t'� MAKfiCU I N IHC 001 ICO !KAIL 3.IJ5i',,f)t,C 5f'ACC5 roK PCTIVATHJN. AL f"6Jt<;Jt-G ZOtlC5 4.AI..I..OC.ATC N'rwr,:iATt r,\1-:,,;m,:; ZONC� l"Of!:. DJ�LCO.TCD

CONSERVA;,Qt/ Of THE JANTAR MANrAR COMPLEX· "DIWlE Lm&SW101

S.CIRCU.ATIO\I H"'5 TO 6t OONe IN Suett A W>.Y TkAT THr PtDfSTRJl'W N:aSS 5 I N CP�r.O 'M-...N TI1r. MONUM'.NTAI.

GENERAL GUIDELINES CONSIDERED FOR TllE STIIEETSCAPEPROPOSAL SIDEWALKS

DC5CRCA5l INITH SIMUlT"'-NtOUS DCC�

0- \lr.H!OJlA'- MOVtUtNT [NSll:X THt ZONr.

5f'r:CIAI. 015fflCT5 1''lD OOMI-OY� 5TRfffi et1QA.D ltlCORJ'OAAl? 5P'fC!AL l"A.VtlG N I TO lHC Of51Gtl o• �IDtWAIF-5 NO PCDr:5T?.IAM AM>S. 5UCH 16 5TJIMPW OR ccx.c:«.co CONC""1:, OIU0.0'-001� UNIT rA�. )rtCl,'ll PAVNC- MUST ,t NSfALfO SO THe l"IMISHfO 9,JP�Aa 15 �MOOTI1 ,'.�D llVfL ANO �LY MAltlT-'JNCO.

ZONE4----------------,

PROPOSING AVIEWPORT FOR HAWA MAHAL

ONCor Tl C MO�T DtSTINCTIVCf'CATU�OfTIIC !1AWAM>llA. ROA0,1.5 me I\AWA"1AIIAL IN IT5C AND Tl"lf OJRnNT Ff.A(V.j!NT"" fo.O>OSAND SVII.DJNCS IH IT'$ VJCIWl,....,Nt./'..fS JT C:ll"tlCU.T ro VIC\A' ™' 5CALITl"Ul 5UIU)ING ""-�A T1f ours:or: W'ltl1 ,Sf 1HER.f 15 A N�D l"Of. COOFOR1A61.? ProfSTRI.AH MOVfMftJT ClJT511'.)!"' Tt1f \.40,IIJ\AfJIT .1..5 M'.ll J....<:j A N�l'.C l"OR >. fARAilfl '/If� f'-CNG H/lWA MA.HAl

TREES AND LAIIDSCAPE STRIPS

-U5f LCW-l'RCF!U 5tlRLe5 ANJ LrW>.RD �HNG TRtt5 r.:, IIWHTAN \.1�1�U'"Y -'NC :.IGHT Dl5TH+a ,t,T IIITTc.tCTOtO. Ol'J\,T'W',V:,, CF�OZIOIG. A/IO OTH� CRITICA.. A11!A3 -l.41NMIJM 'MDll1:MIN t.3 � TR!CAfCJ LGtlT 5fMDAAD t 11.A(.cM:NI Ntt:U ro oc c�NAl v ro A.:)!)!Ji,;,c ricc:::: oo NOT BI..OQ. f'fOf"fR ULMl«AT'ON 1, "°551&!, f'lACI!: UGHl"S MIDWAY Erl\1/UM TP.U5 TO AVOOc:ot-�.

M ONUMENTAL ZONE STUDY AT THEMICRO LEVEL

ZONE3

ACTIVATING lHE BADI CHAU PAR

TNC 5ADI CHAUf'AR WA5 0t-r: Cf'THf M05TC551:"tmAl GAT11:"RING50UA.R!5 wtmu:A � NlMet:RDr PCOPU: U5D ID GAT!1CR.c».K'(OlJT PROCtSSIONSA.tlD :::m1ER COMMUNlY ACflVITIES. THf CURn:Ni 5 TU.,TIONOf THE 5.t.DI 01.Wf' AR l5 A COHJE5Tl0 50UAAI': �1Tl'T NO CONllfCT fOI<. Tt'f FfD:5TRlAN5 MD THC�Wii.Tt:RPOOL J U�l LYING IN Int <.:tN!l<.C WIIM NU VOOAl AC::,IMt lM(, AN!, t'Vt<J"'(b:. ]Ml� WA.:;,U,)'Jf,,tl) Ut'JN !U tlt<JNG �f. urt ANl.l VII AUl'r lU I Mt (,MJII.Jt'AK,V.llJ WNNt{,I 11 WIIM I� i;::.fMAININ:'.i !'.iT� THAT l"OW:>W.

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

ALL lHC HAVCLl5, WHICH HA'lt. tx:N �to C,AN OC �DP,:, MO� AND M..ACt!'> Of ACCOM:X!ATON roRTOVF:1515 PU.II SHOWtNC UST OF PiWPOmF.S 1N ltUITTfl ZONE !£GENO

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GOVUNMfNT 6Ull0t!IIG P�t.:; - DrSl:'.i.NA.TI'O, UI\OCSIGNATID

PLANTERS: RAISED

-1"1..A.� Hl!lP N!f'l'JC �Tl<l� fr.Gt'S A.UO Pr-CfS-JJAN ef'f,,Q,5. 6fN01L5 MD SU.TIN:; AW.S CAN � l�TfO llrT C .U.5fD I"..MTE!i5 .,·u'. !'.D:;t5 Of RAl5m nAWTU5 :AN f'ROVl(X INl'Of!M.At :CATING. "l-11! l-lfGtlT Cl' THe l'VJ,ITTR. WAUS 5HCUU> ee �eN O.:l� ,t,N00kt.tt11C..11 A?IOO 4\.1 \lt'IOf: W1fRI"' l'OS.'ltl!l f

TRASH/ ASH RECEPTACUS

TT'.ASH ,IJ,IC >a1 P.fClPT.t.Cl5MAI' � fflt' MOST U5fD SRtUSC>Pr: !LNBJT J..NO 5t10l.lO � cotN�lflfTL'f I.OCA.T!O l'ORrt:or:5"lt!AN TRA."l"IC NtA R6V,ICHf5, eo5 _,..,,•�-- �0!"5. AND OTl"l[R ACTMT( NDOes. UCUTACl.!5 5NOULO l)C Cid.LY AL<.054tt.t: � rAA::)ft cou.t:C.flON ML.I w.imtwa.�CTOf'5AN:>5UJ.lDBOTTC..c3 Sl10ULD !!If I._CUJD!D 10 UEI' Crn.ITT.NT5 DRY AN) l"f5TS OUT wtt!FZ V'-NOAIBM 15 A. CQt<V'Jj, TRASH '4.1D A5H f<tCfl"TA0.!5 5MOULJ et: SfCUR?I.YATT...a-1:DTO THfl"AV!�T.

ZONE1 ---------.

MAINTAINING AND ENHANCING THE HERrTAGE OF THE MONUMENTAL ZONE OF THE WALLED CITY

CHAOOPOL METRO STATION CONNECTI\IITY

ACTI'✓A-ING THr. CENTW ROY,\L 015TR.CT• JDE"-TIFYING 5eUE5 ANO P�POSAL5 THE V,5UAL ANDSPATIAL EJIHANCID OUAUTI� OF ntE CENTRAL ROY.ft. DISTRICT IN JAlF\JR AJIE UtitQUE

STlcffT fLRMTLRf II.ND OTHER AMENITI ES THAT PllOI..ONG TI11: Ust:RS TIMe 'MlttN THt CfNTIW. MOvtM[NTAL �STRICT.\NO ..w!5 TH� TRA�WN,'.; �r:R AHO t..1� f:NJOYA.611!. T11� AM 15 TO msu� nu� COM,..ORT OI' USfRS Vrr1Tl11N TH[ WAL.lfD CITY ii.NDTt05C' ARRMMi l"ROM THr: STATION TO CIDTt OID�D ACTIWT? �UST?RrO 10Nl5W!fH TMr. L15l: or ,�o!'XAl'r. ANO INTU.Vt'llr-G weTOF'!'>

EXISTING SITUATION OFlHEJALEB CHOY,!(

PROPOSAL

.. .

JAU8 CHOWf.. 15 CL..M!NTlY IJ5ED Id AN UN:>RGNllSfO l"A�tG t:,T W'tlll..HUlntkWIX AA;:: A, "(J tNIIAI.Ur [,t(..t)Ml'l(.,,AtuCULUK:)AN ortN :,r-,a,cc

EXISTING Sll\JAT\JATION OF TllEBADI CHAUPAR

. .. PROPOSAL EXISTING Sll\JATION OF POLICE HEADQUARTERS

THI!: f'QJC! HtADOUAIUUS M l5f!T "'5 LANDU5e: IN Tl115 TOORIST AMA IHt POUU:. HUU QWIH11:HS C.M Ht. USl:IJ AS A VISOOM �ACIU IY- Wfl H ADVANC[D I.ANDSCAflNG AROUND THAT RfOION.TitE.OWN MU :SJTIJATB) JUST ABM IT� in: USE!> AS A ,-[flf()AMl,'tG ARTS CfPmlE

smrn P ROPOSAL

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VIRASAT RI ANUBHUTI

06 INTERVENTIONS

ENHANCING THE CONNECTIVITY FROM CHANDPOL TO BADI CHAUPAR ALONG THE TRIPOLIA BAZAAR STREET AIM/OBJECTIVE: TO IMl'RO'I? ANO !Nl1Mct re? CONN!CTIVITY rRDM CNANDl'Ol TO ClNTRAL MON\JM!t<TA!. STRATEGY: • TO "-CLOCATt TMC )TU:CT VtNDO«:i r"'°'II TMC �lltt!T INTO A MUI.TlfUHC'TIONAI. UNIT W't1101 CONSIST$ or A CU5 �nor. A :m�.eff l"000 COUNT?R AND 5C.UMG UNIT TO Rte>ua: rtte � ON STRfeT". ADOfTION Dr DfSICNATW F'>NJNC BAYS ALONG Tttf STRl.fT TO RfOUCf STttlT CO\IGtSTIO\I. -AOOITK:>N 0, BU5 OROPOff' ,._T RtGUI.AR INT't.RVAl..5 -INCLJSON Of OUTOCIOR 5TR!fT f'URNITURt SUCt1 AS T?N5U SNAO NG 5TIWCIUR?5 Al.ONG TN! l'?Df5TRJm TO fNHANCf THE WM TtR.0UGH THf �

GUIOEIJNES: -All HAJID URBAN SPACfS WITHIN Tt1f STRfff II.AUST AU.OW FOR 5Af?. AND COIMN!fKT Pf0f5TRIAN �fNT M'O AU. OTHfR f't:RM15516lf l'foe5TRJAN ACTMTIC5 fHAT N()AAtALLVTMt' f"l.Aa Wr't11'4 SUCH SPACCS. -ALL \VIJ.1..WAY!> /\NO OTtr:R Pt:DC5TRIAN AAr.A5 Ml.el ttA.vt A SU(f.-ct Tt1AT 15 wtu 5nADt::0 A\10 5UITAOLC rc;,tt 5>.r'C ANO o:Mr�TACU WALJ,JN:; • l"'tAI\TING Ml.OT el: U,CO TO l'1t0\l'IDC roc:AJ.. l"OI�. CMMACTCl't., SCRfeNIMG. �NING ANO�• �T! TRffS MU$T e,e V5f0 TO PROVIOI!: St1-'D! -VISt&le ANO CClN5151?NT C1RfCOONAl Al�O I Nl'ORMATlON>J. 51(;:NA.Gf f\AUST PROVIC>t fSSfNTIAL Nir()RWTl()N •� 1'l1f P\J8UC -LOCAL fl'l.ANT5. ANO TtttS THAT CAN \I.IITH5TAN() THI" MAR5t1 lOCAt. Cl.MA.Tr: MUST Bf lND AT tr:GUlAR INTf.RVA1.5

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c. •. J!!.___ . --·----· !iCALt; 1:200

MOOUlAR SEATING: MODULAR NOOOCN SU.TING UNITS ....,TH PlAHT f"OCr.nS P\AaO ALONG 'THf PfDfSTR.IN.J TO fNHANCf fHf OJfw.t. STP.ffT W.\U.6f"fRIENC!'.

. :r .zr -�--+ SC,,t,&Z.,1,200

:>CCT� ALCNG 5lCTOR I

5eCTION Al.ONG seer� 2

-CJ .W:1.! � r,p;I . ·trv - . __J s

MUIJlfACILITY BUS UNITS: MULTI f.lOUTY eus w.itTS wt1CH CON515T5 or WAITING 5rACt. ro� PASStN:;eG MO MINI Ct1AT COUNTfR PlACtO AT lttGUlAR INTfRVAl.5 TO ENHANCC'. l"foe5TRAN txftRlt"Ma mo CONi-11:CTIVITY

DECORATl\lETtNSILE SHAOING S1RUC1\JRES:

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-�.-�ll

POLICE HEADQUARTERS

r.rtl"'.Ak-1:10000

MATERIALS AND lANOSCAPE ElEMENTS: MAIN MAT?RIALS IJStO l'"OR PAVING AA!. SANOST� PAVING ef..OCt.S ANO SANOSTOHf c�s IC.fa& P'A\/IN(;. STO,lf Tl"r MAN TRl� U5tD AM. ACJ,C..IA • eALANIT?5 �I ANO f't1YI.LANTl1U5 fM&UCA

Vl3AAH1' !"".\MIC ffNSllt STFWCTVR!S useo l"OR SttAC>iNC Tt'f WAl}:..WAY ll1ROUGH ALONG THf SAZIW/5

INSPIRATION

I 0 N

VIRASAT RI ANUBHUTI

06 REV ITALIZE THE BADI CHAUPAR AS AN IMP ORTANT NODE

CnAUPM bY GIV NG If A Uj,ffWINNOVPJrVf tuRf'C.61: IN 0IIDrit 10 !IIGNlrY � MrOrtTANCC � A N0Dr

AIM/OBJ= TO 1'£\1VflREVITAL� THE El',l)I

CREATING A VIEWPORT TO EXPERIENCE HAWA MAHAL: ENHANCING HAWA MAHAL ROAD

t1AVIAMl\./1N. KOAv, 1:::, /1/,,,lt\'Altl) M111 IHI: U::X: U- /1/"t'l'J.)M(J,'llt: :;>ll"J:1:1 t"UKr-11� ,',NO M::>F:f Lrilr.L1'�1TH Tt·t: ADDITION Of' v10RfGRffN TO Tt-f MfDIAA. A.�D nu U5f Of O"ITIIIG rRff5

-ADDITIO\I Of ,us STOP'S AT R.:GULAA. INTERVALS fOR. A::OJMMO D.llTIIJG LARGER !ljlJMefR Of TO U�STS MD O THfR n.AvtllERS -AODITI� or )ESIG NAll:D PI\R.<Jl'G'5 f:)R BUSES &..LONG THE ROU� TO EN:::ClJRAGE MO'IEMEtJT 3Y 6U5E5 AND Lf55: Q? CAR PARJJNG Al.ONG H/..WA MAHAL ROAD -AODITI� Of \ALLTl-PI.JRf'OSE UNITS ALONG9DE BUS STOPS AND STRfE T fUR.NITLW.J: I N rR.ONT O" .AU. �Dt:"5 AIJD 5rt� ro rR.O\'IDt t!CTTCR: rcDOT"-IAN C:(rC�CNCC -lNCLU510N or 5JmC (Nr 5T�CT u:;i ITING -rROv1:::.1◊t\ 01" ::::.1GNAG� .\LONG THC rATH AU) INFORM THC vr.:.noR:i o'\ND ENU:;HTEN THE M /'.BOUT THE HISTORY Of' THE WA.LEO CITY

STRATEGY,

•CREA.TING AN AMPttm1EJI.TRr FOR ONI: Of' THt UUAVl<JINI� rn LKUt::K IU t1\UVIUt A Ut::,l(.;NJl.ltlJ !:lrACC ro� THC rot.JTICAL IV.LLIO A::iWCLLf,.:! roK !)rcaAL r�oRJAANct!) :,u,:,iNGrc:mvAl.!li. -CRV..TING AN !N"O™-'ll()N roRTI\L 'u A rAAr 01'" THt t11S�ooc !:')WtRJl!NCf Al THf et'GINNI N•:; Of ""l'I� MONUM:.N-1\LDISTRICT D!SCRJBINC THE t11STOR't' o= THE OLC CITY. -VAND.A.IJZING{Df51R1JCT ON, :;PfTTll,G ON PU3LIC FLRM:Tt.n AND FO OTPATH) OF "U8UC FJR!HTURE. INCLIJ(l\l,IG, ll1! fOOTPATt' 15 51RJCTLY NOT AUO'w'ED. -urm�JllG IS STRICTLY PROt'IBITW. OUST BINS TO Bf PL-,,aD AT fVtRY 10-20 �tTR!S -/ti SIGNAGt: At-0 I\IFOR.tAATIO'l 6CMRC510 3E MAIMrAl�ED W'!Ttt C,\Rf_ -AU 'NATtK ftAlU!C� 1015t.M.\INlAJNJ:D Y.1111 C.\Rt AND LITTERING tNfO Ttf WAl!:R IS NOT ..Oll.O'MD.

CUIDEUNES:

TO lt-.CORFOMT! BUS s-ors, STREIT l'URNITTJRf, s1::;N,',C! /,NC LIGHTING AT P..EGJLAR. NTERVAlS FOR. EA.S: Of" ACCESSIBILITY • TO D:SIGN AND PLJ.Cf vew PORTS- IN SUCH A WAY THAT THE ARC.ADES /..NC 5HOf5 BEHIND THEM DOE.": NOT BLOC( T11E VIEW Of HAWA MAJ1AL -TO PR.QI/ICE SHADING Tt-ltOOGHOUT Tt"f S TREET -!NSTALL.ATl'JN Of UTTER RECEFTACl.1:5 -o E NSURE TH� Cl..lANUNf55 OF TH� MOIWMEf-lTAL DISTRJ::T

GUIDELINES,

THE VJ:W POR.T HAS S E::;R::G>..TED 5CR.EEN5 PLACES AT REGJLAR. INTER'✓Al.5, w'IT1 SICM &OAR.OS, SH0Mt4C TI-IE HISTOR.Y .\ND 51CNlflCN--jCf OF JA.NTAA MANTA.F"o.ND JI.LLOT1ER IMPOR TANT B-UII.DINGS Of Hl�TOPJCi).LSIGl,/lfC.ANCE fM6EDOfD ON !T. !T Al50 HAS o!,.NINTI:.Rf5f1J,,G BACl(OROP WHICM A:T5 AS A "':>YF,()111. RfPRF"'irNTATIOIJ l.f THr" HAW>. MAHAi •� FAMr:tJ��Rfr't..Fi

Of'i THC IN50E AJ.Dr-G WlT1 P. .3D f'RDJCcn:o MUAAI.. or -1 IC I IA.W;.. MAH/'L El.n',.a,,TION.

NU�a"MA.Tln.fll'OOC�= !I

3' M � '/IC'#l"Ol:TCNIAOCOtAOO,l,,tl. 100 rtcn.t:Af ,._ TMt HJh4IIC'l'l.0r...a,uv,.,i.UNll":;01HCOt:1"ATI:DIMTltn:t� la

!lf'•TINi� "'-'OIII,-.. • C!t*IM-lr.Hr'.Mf¥AT-_OII_ ::>alWo,\f'

Tt"IC�1'WIHl'On"OfTt1CL,ITTICCl)C:,,l�tNNCttA'l'l"A- 'Nf'¢1"0HJJ:nt"rtJ:lr'""--�TO (lM,ttVf't\l'l'tt:Yl')AYuP'f At() f'l"'-"nVA...!1, cttf'elUTf'O IN� "!,T� etl('lW'"""""'--"eC"NG- �l!N. !INCtTI-C'l'IIAOTOoec'l'l'r1C,�lt;IA!SO,�,WHIOtl'Olte#JXMMMtOM�IN l"tml.JC WTl10UT rN:Z. covt�

IN fl I[ OIJA)AANT N(Xf TO TII( rQJCf THA'4,.a,, MAN/'J<. CH OWK, TWO Df5Pl.l\YS H1W� Bfftl 510NN Of TI1E MAPS Of JAIPUR INCLUDl"-IG THE HISTOJi'JCAI. CITY ALONG 'w!TH Ml ELECTR.OJrc INfORMATON Dl5PlAY

MAP DISPIAY KIOSK

ntt, �IU.l rfAT\ll'tfAL-'0 � coot Alll rltOM TMI' VCMTUtl urtCT p::x:Tot Mr.C2?') I() l",O:,,INIUJUG,N, lt'l�fAAs.!.NC.INt V"1UU NIJ;A'-'C.Jltt.�I LlJKINCo INtNIGt'I l:MttJU,.IUU::, IM��fH�rt,,,.TlJll'.t :!IIIOC.Yl'�ttOINTitt\1�fWJfHTl1t:�or"'-Olt°'eV"ll"ACINC �.MAAYl"rOl"ll:�ctTt1Ctt,t.WAIAAl"Wrr..c:MTHC,mrTVIC.IIA..0ftt!N9.l""""THt l'l!ONTOt Tl1C �AViCC. "11" 11,j � IT e M eAO-Ot Tl-AT ,mJClV"1'.

LEVEUED SEATING IN THE SAME OUADAANT .AS THf PCUCf THANA M,4.NAK CH()W'F;., ,4. SPEC AJ...V IXSKiNED l.l:Vl:LI.lD SEAT�G HAS BEEN �OJRF'OAATEG rt:K lHt Ul litN!> 10 l<t!:>1.

Ml'Ut. ur . A WIX ur LLK...AUY :;)( ..Jl.!l<.C.ClJ �IUNt ANU CI.AY ANO n-D\,100 CO()UI\G trr'tCT THWJGM CltOSS ".rfNTIL,TION

KAWA MAHAL VlEWPORT DEPICTION

SECTIONS

A STAGf H/.,.5 3ffN CRlATfO l"CR AWIHtKGUfVK<\NI 10 t'KWIL.lt A DOIC,N/'Tl'.D �r'ACL ro� rQUTICAL fCKLIC� � wtlLA.!) l"OTIVAL rc-:rOR.MANCCS SUCIl � DI\NCC. SltlGING MO PUPPET SHO.-..S.

STAGE

MOOtJlAR SEAJlNG CCMBtlED ¥n1H P.Nf'ER 80:ES

s � E

C T

I 0 N

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%Al.ti 200

ElEt,tEt.'TSOFTHESTf;EE'TSCAPEOESIG'4

r-tYPL.AN • ,10000

------,==arn==arnw1,m..;;,-----j UGHTING

5Lf'l"ICll"tJTLIG-lfTIN<;f\fN !'"WVIDfO fOR Al/\1"1.f IJGHTIN:; AT NIGt-T

.....

Rf!NfOR.:fD CLAYPAVI�

lfTEJI RECEPIACtES

t'lA(..tl>AI l(t(.,ULIJ<tNl:t<..V.A.L:>· CLA.�CR.CITY

SE.fSUFllCIENTTREES

I.ISA4C Of' l.f�ON Tl!f:fS �D OTl1fli! Sllf' SU'tto:Jf'ff �Rl!S CAl"Aet.t Ot' WITI151ANDII-G 1Ht: HCAT

VI RA SAT RI ANus H UTI STRATIGY: - TO O!GA'll� f'AR.<i..11'-K;; rOR CARS A.'lD Bl.515 -fOAU(NI ACl.t55 Ct- t'l.rllKIG CAKS • TO INco,.rCl'!AfC ,"Jr"Dr.:JAll: LANJ�l"'C AND 1J1.T1�.:::muc� roco u:.ucl(!) ANO C�TE A "AMIL" ""'1elfNCE NiD TO ._TTRJCT TOURl5f5 IN :? QUARTERS TO Pl.ACE WA.SHROOU OJ AU. THE QUMTEP.S fOR E.4.Sf Of ACCfSS 611.IT'v -m IN(f)RPC-:RAff 'NAffR ffATIJR· l�J �n�R TO MAJNTAJN TH� MICROCUMArE ll1E Cl"OWK. AND FOR A5TttETICS PUR.POSt'

06 REVITALIZE & ACTIVATE THE JALEB CHOWK

RENEWAL OF PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE WITH THE CENTRAL MONUMENTAL DISTRICT FOOD KIOSKS ;r-u.,ullJ� 1v1n:.uv1Nt:, I Mt 1.,.UK,ltt'il • DRY ,l,;,,lle,le;ta 01' Cf-\o\N0Nt CHOY,J:., W!1tCH Wl<S ONce >. I lD::AIOl-1 USfD fOR NfOiJ,IAL G..C.THERII.IG

INBUILT PIAIITIR BOXES THE I.Atl)S::;A"f DESIGN fOR THE TVIO Sf::TOR.5 AT Tl1E 60TTOM or THf ::H::MrJ.. HAVf usm EFFICIENT WOSCAf'f Df51GN THAT "ROVOE5r<.>K ::x,/ll1 IN l'U'.N I t.K t:XJ)(c.!;> TO H!tr G�OW INDtGNIOU!:I

L'-Nv:,(,WIN<., "THROI.JG!10U'T THI! Co.Jl'lfXOf""HI! M()Nl,NENTAl �STRICT HAS M!N trJ5flR.tl) i"R0"4 lHf l1'ADITIJNAL :HtTto we'.U5 RJLNOIN RA...1"5ntAI L

HEAT

RltJASTHM t5 l'AMOJ5 l"OR !TS 5lr."JN55 IN MAH0ICR.6n5 rOR5f\ltlW.YfAR5 THC POUct He'.'OC:UART?R5 MA3 I> v.NC�l"G lN�f"flt!:0 I'� ST?.f'PfD W?LI.S wrn· ,i\-lPl.e KQ5f:S TH>.TSC:U tWlDICRArT5. !T A.LSO tOV$t:5, IN�TION ,MEL5 DESCRJ&ING 1111! tttSfO!!;Y J,,NO (l_Jl,1\Jlc'P' 01' l._lf"U�

GUIDELINES: -TO INCORPCAAfE SIC--N>GE AT APPROffiATE P\ACfS -Pf!'DVIDf LIGHTING IN AU. Tl1E "EDE�R.IA,.N A.REAS IN TI1E N1Gt1T -TO IN5TA.l. lN-61.JILT SfATtl\G INTO THE LANDSCAPING • TO HA'/t. SIGN.AGES fil AROU\ID IMt (...H<...JW'k :..>t MAIN AININ:_j <..UANUNt:J� I-NO STRJCT >.C"IOIJ AGJl,JNST IN ORDER TO ATTJ,.J,.CT TOLRJST5 - TO HAVE UlfR RfCEPT"-Cl£S AT RfClA.AR lr-.TfRVALS

SOURCE OF INSPIRATION

•

IANDSCAPING O

TW-'«05, CITY rAVCC

HANDICRAFT AND

INFORMATION KKlSKS

SHADED PARKING THf Tw'O PLOTS AT T1E TO" OF TH� J.\LfP. f'.H()Y..-'l. HAIi!" BffN SEGREGATED FOR 5TRJCTr'P,4R.KNG AND IT HAS efEf� =t!AJl:D fff?CTIV?LY 'NITH 1Rff5

l"Cot!iOO,..,,. cor-.1rctr:;r�. !:HAPfO St'ATING5 PR()Jlll"'D AT INT!RVAJ5 ON - HfST!f'ff.D Li\NDSCAI"!

Vl'AilRWEL.l.S

WAffiMAZES

\ I

IN BUILT SITTING IN BUtl.T SITTING HAS 8:fN INCCiR.PJRA.TfD ' -Hf s-EP W!:ll TH:Mm LAWIJSCJJ>t INlO

DESIGN AND THE 5TEP5 l.fo\D NG UPWARDS MO OOWNWARDS FOR CON\ilENCE AND Cfi.'fATING ltITER.EST

)

�

ELECTRIC CAii

Tt-f fNTIRf MONIJMf:t,,T.AJ Dl3TRICT AlLOIN3 fNTRYOr ELECTRI-:: CARS. DESIGNATW f"ARKJWG ZON!: Al Tttf POJCl HWJQUARTEJG AFT�R DROPPING Ofr" TOUR.l5T5

BUILDING

INTERVENTlDNAT CHANDNI CHOWK PLAN AT SCCTOR-2

!t-.SPIRBJ BY fif COUMT� 5TEPM:U5 AND WATE!i.M ' J..Z?:5 THl5 LAND5CAP! 5fl<.Vf5 THE O l D PAl/C.FCOl.ll<TS 5:>tvC OF THt V..NDSCAP:'551GNA.TUR.E FEATURE WLL 6f ITS LtMON TR.ff COVE5. WATEP, D5f'LA)'S, Al'O 6UkT-H 6fOCtE5 THf STfPS r'C>WD THROUGHOUT Trr: L'\N DSCAPr: V.1LL DOUBl.E "5 PLA.NTERS fOR fL0\1/Elo, HERBS, .ANlJ (;l".A:;)�t:>, I MAI \YIU. ::>tKVt /lo A UJMMIJN<\l GAl:DtN roi;:, '/t,iTO:,:

C AWi'NC:ED lANJ5CAf'E DfSIGN TO ltfD.Ja At.lot:NT TlMPfRAn.#f

6 fEf " I· 1•1 I

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:'IECTION At.ONG XCTOP:. 3 AND :,ccrcK -4: THf' r,t,.�NG CAY:,

• T:') ll!f";TRICT T1t fN� or 'lf'l-l(Jf!") N.JOOtt.'I' l'tRl,•UTTtH f'-TRY 0, ti.fCTR(:C� • T:> ,-eotS1'RJAN12t M STR.el"WAY erTVl!f� Tl1t tlfRTN.r: WILDl�G5 •lJ!IIUJKJ"Ot<Alt lntLUNt.C.t'I U- ll"C. HAOIT!Ot.j,6l 5ftPPf{) W'fli.5 IN THf Ce51GJ,10fTt1f5l�[T5CAf't. GUIDELINES: •lD �n>Na ftf. l't�TlUI\N tla'!Rlmct: �l�ffODL/;INli root•� •C,W,.Tf '/150Al INTOO'ACC Tl1r«'.>LGN

"'"'""''""

INTRODUCTION OF FOOD !RU CKS SECTOR 3 />.ND4 HA'/EfO)()TRI.JCXSlH.O..l HMf 3EfN Pt.KfD AT CfRTAN NTER.VAJ..5 TO fNHA.NGf THf 50C AL G.ATH!RNG E>'Pf�fNCE . THfY AL!:O 1tl1' :x.i-.vt rt1: tul<nnt 0t OKGANl5-(N:; roou �� IN Al', P.LTr�TIVr AfO MOU: COMr'o\CT MAf,\",IE,i:.

SfCTJ:>N AL:lN:; SfCTOR. I AUD SfCTOR 2

Sf.:TIOO V..'

• T:> COr-HC'.CT TI1C :,ut.OltfG:: or ttt!,r::>R.CAL l�A.>ICC AAO Cli't.A.Tt A. tr.MN;!'. flO"!RJCMCl Wl'Tl"llll THC NOr-UMCNTAL Dl5rRICT

WATER fOUNlAINS ••------ TH:: FOU�H S:C-OR Of Tl'f: .NIB CHOW!,. HA:, w.-,TfR FOUNT,+,JN5 -""'ID SPROJTS OF VIATEP.. TOSfR\IE liS _., l<'.fCR.fATIOtlAL CfNT?.f r w H �t"':,fl) �ff" I Af.D5CAF'EA.ROI.Jtm A5wtLLA5 TO RfDUCf THf H!Al ISlAND !ffECT t,YtVAJVK,\flON

•l01tlCOll:1'CIO:ATJ!IM lill.llLT�nt� I' Jftt-fl'U't! 1t1A- et.!NCS \\1TH fttr srrm:c WAAYtA'I, Dl'C5AAO Ul.l1TING ,,,T lt.CGU.M,INTCl'-VAC: !"O\.�OI" N:'�ettJIY

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SECTION CC' ISECTOR-3) �:A..C; 1:200 l'IAN,..�co,.,11'1,b(

• T·J INCUIDI! l'OOD JJOY.!l WllH cesicwt?.c se,m,c ,n,s win, f"R.OPfR

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JP.NTA.fi:. M�1AA

Rl(,HTO(''NAY

SlRAlEGY: • T:> Cl"bTr VtSUN. ount MD Cflll.ltArt 5"� TMRO..IGM i'OVANCfDLAND5�

KHEJPJTREE

scm, 1,200

UC'TICN M' (SECTOR l}

SCAU:: 1,500

""'"""'

SECTION Bl' (SEaOR2)

·!

CI-Y PALACf

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SHADED FOOD KIOSK/FOOD STREIT: n1r ANOll:NCr. or GNANDNI 0 ICM11. 111\5 OCCN UfOATI'.D V..1TH l"JO$r-S MAl"JNG rT A LM'lY f:::>00 STR.EIT. •,vHCH ATTI?ACTS A LOT Cf 10URJ5T POf'ULATION

roo,

SHADED OUTDOOR SEATING:

rooo

OJT51De' r:ACH 6,AZAA. or:s1::;NO,,Tl'.D 5fAfl\lG5 PROVIDfD rOR CONV,ENT DINl�IG. PfDE5HJl>.N5 CAN Al50 EN.101" lHt '✓ltrfir.:: 1 NtY Kt<.:ltVt FROM TtlE RAl5f.D 5TfPffD �TING.

SEMESTER 8 - THESIS PROJECT

ARTOPIA AMALGAMATION OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF ARCHITECTURE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

ART. ACTIVITY. ARCHITECTURE A3

A SUSTAlf\AB_E DESIGN CAMPUS PROMOTING PHYSICAL ACTIVTY WITHI\J THE BUILT EMVIROMMENT

BUILDING FORM EVOLUTION

VERTICAL DESICN SCHOOL+ COMMUNITY THE 5flloo',U, S'l£ REQIJ:RES A DESIGN SPUT ACROSS t,UA.llPLE l.CV:u:::. " ,«y :n.convc IS TO f'oc="IVCTIC rct.JNG or ONE C�E 8Ull0INC Wf<U "4N"IT.t.lNING A V!:RTICAL

-i � & �

BASIC SITE OBJECTIVE A 'flnlC:,I,(_ SUCK Of � ANO STUDENT LOONGES FOR OC:'.I0'-1. l.Al'1GC. ,.rt>oon :W,,,CC:> ANO 00....,.Utll'TY moanAAl:l NC PI..A::EOCNTHffFIONTA.GES

DEPICTIONS OF VISUAL CONNECTION$

DESIGN PRINCIPLES THAT HAVE BEE N COMBINED IN THE MAKING Of THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN:

ARTOPIA

ART. ACTIVITY. ARCHITECTURE A3

A SIISTAINAR F nFSIGN C'.AMPI IS PROMOTIN'., PHYSIr.Al

Ar.nv TY WITHI\J THF RIIII T FNVIRONMFNT

1. FORM Ji.ND FUN:TICN SrlOU_D BE ONE. JOINED IN A SPIRITUAL UNIOW - FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT. 2. EMPATf-Y AND FOCUS , EMPATHY WITH THE USER AND FOCUS IN ALL ENDEAVORS. 3. AIMING FOR ·wow· : AJM FOR V✓OW, NO EVERYTHING ELSE WILL FALL INTC PLACE. 4. DECONSTRUCTIVISIM , "LIFE IS CHAOTIC. BU LDINGS SHOULD REFLECT IT" - FRANK GEHRY. 5. SIMPLIClTY , "SIMPLICITY IS NOT THE ABSENCE OF CLUTTER, TH�T'S A CONSEQUENCE OF SIMPLICITY. SIMPUClTY IS SOrvEHOW ESSENTIALLY DESCRIBING THE PURPOSE AND PLACE OF � OBJECT A\10 PRODUCT." 6. DESJGU AS CULTURAL ARTIFACT:

DESIGNS ARE GOOD Or--.LY WHEN THEY ARE A PART OF CULTURE,

NOT JUST COMMERCE. 7. GREAT DESIGN IS PLEASING : IMPORTANCE OF PLEASURE - MIXED WITH A HEALTHY DOSE OF FUNCnor--. B. GOOD DESIGN REDEFINES ITSELF, RAPIDLY , DESIGN DOES NOT EXIST IN ISOLATIDN, IT IS A REFLECTIOO O;c- THE LO.RGER SOCIETY. AS SOCIETY CHANGES, SO SHOULD DESIGN.

TERRACES TO CAEA1E GREEN SPACE AO..IACENT TO THE INSTRJC1'0W•� :c;.i:,,or.J;<; lMI' � AJ;IC RntATl=O A,lolt'll.ff A i':INr� ► �,IC POltl,T Tl1'$ QIE.\TES CASCA.'.)INQ TERAACES LEACMNCI FROM TMIE INSMUCT ONAL sPACCS OF ni£ DESIC.,. SCI-IOOl TO me OOTSQE

A3 CREATIVE COMMUNITY

CONNECTIONS CREATEDTHROUG-1 OPEN FLOOR PLANNING

THE CREATIVE COMMUNITY IS DESIGtJED TO EVO LVE ORGANICALLY. AS trs UNIOUf: ABILITY I() ADAPT r O ANY PUHPO!:it WILL tNABLt YEAR ROUND USE OF THE BJILT ENVIRONMENT -o CATER FOR

SHOWNGINTERACTION BETWEEN STUDENTS AND RECREATION

qEGULAR

'THE DEVELOPMENT Will SIT ALOtJGSIJE THE CORE DESIGN SCHOOL ARTOPIA AW ACT as A THRIVlt-.G CULTURAL EP CENTRE AT AJ. INSPIRING EIAERGING DESIGNERS A�D ARTISTS.AND AT TRACTING VISITORS TO T.. E AREA. THIS COMMUNITY PHASE PRO\/lDES AN INCUBATOR FOR EMERGING LOCAL DESIGNERS /\ND :\RTISTS, J\S WELL J\S BESPOKE ENV1R0f\MENT FOR ART GAL L.ERIES AND STUDIOS Wt.NTING TO SHOWCASE THEIR P IECES .

OiAN3ES I N ITS OCCUPANCY.

PLANS TO DEVELOP THE CREATIVE COMMUNITY IS TO CREATE A SUBSTANTIAL EXPERENC: IN ENCOURAGING LOCAL TALENT >ND

PU&UC SPACES

NSPIRING THEIR CREATIVITY WHK:H WILL INlURN HELP TO'hAROS 6UIL'.JlNG A VIBRANT ANO Cl,LTURALL Y RICH SOCIETY.

A CENEAOOS L.D88V J.T TH' ENTP.ANCE �INC,S 1lE PUBLIC lt.'Q THt IIIJIU>ING •'IO Gl'll:,\fe::s �, ...CCt$:S TI) n,e eot,11NN1TY· �TEOPROCRW

THE COMMUNITY PHASE INCLUDES FLEXIBLE OFFICES, CO-WORKING COMMUNAL FACILITIES: OU-UOOR DISPLAY VENUES: 0EDESTP.IANIZED SPACES; CLIMATE SOLUTIONS; AN EMPHASIS ON

MANIPULATED GROUND PLA�E OON<CN COlJl'lnN\DC NID A COV".J'lCO :HTT'NWAV IJlC cnc,,.TCD rN PUSMING OCW,,. ANO U,,-1NG THf COANfAS 01 THE FOOTtAU M'lO TMI� 9R!NGS 0.,,,,1'\.IGMf RIRT�"- NTO T4, Cl>()lft,() � .A.NO CAE.,T'E$ OOEl 0IJTOOOR v'THEf:INO YA.CE$ AT THE LOWER LEVEL

WHY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY?

CREATING VSRANT ANO ATTRACTIVE LANOSCAPII\G: ANO A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH TO ARCHITECTURE.THIS WILL ALL BE .O.CTIVELv FUSED TOGETHER WITH YEAR-ROLND PLACE \AAN6.GEt.AENT ANO EVENT ACTIVATIONS.

IN THE FIELD Of SUSTAINABLE DE'....ELCPMENT, REFERENCE 18 OFTEN MADE TO TI-IE 'TRIPLE BOTTOM UNE' OF PHYSICAL ECONOIAIC AND SOCIA L TI-IE HE,AJ,_TH /IND \VELL-BEl�JG �IPL£ BOTTOII.I LINE COULD BE SUIIAMARISEO AS H�LTH, COMFORT ANO HAPPl,..ESS.

DESIGNER INHABITS A WORKSHOP UNIT MADE OF ADAPTABLE COMPONENTS

IN ORCER TO DRAW MOf.E Dl={ECT PARALLELS WITH THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT, REFERENCE TO VITRWUS ANO HIS TPJPARTITE MOCEL OF THE THREE ELEMEWS REQUIRED FOR A \.\£LL-DESIGNED BULD!NG:

II Ill

"FIRMITAS• OR FIR�NESS CHEAlTH) "UTILITAS" OR COMMODITY (COMFORT) "VENUSTAS" OR DELIGHT ( HAPPINESS) A SERIES OF UNl15 FORMS A aumR

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WALL AND ROOF MATERIALS ARE ADAPTABLE TO SUIT&. CONSISTS OF SHOWWOM UNITS.CREATIVE OFFICES Af\D ROOF TERRACES A.LONG WITH NORTH FACING LIGHTS WITH A SERVIC: CORE

DESIGN STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE INDOOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

PERSPECTIVE SHOWING VISUAL INTERACTION BETWEEN EDUCATION

AND ACTIVITY S?ACES

URBAN TERRACED LANDSCAPE l!ACl1 Of' TH� -re� Pf'OVlOf Dl<'l'"tACNT � Ur-aQI.Jfc AClMTD COR,!CSPO'\IDING TO Tl-< AO.W:CW A.OOF1 IJY WHIC� TIICV NI M:CCOCO, TIIIG Cl'IICC 1,H 01""1flTU«TY ron Ni l.illo\N DESIGN SCHOOL TO no\\lE A I STOAEY Fffl ·M11CH OTliEPME \lioOUl.D NOT IIE: l>OSSIIUi

TtE PROVIS.ION OF CS.t-AAEC) EXERCISE $P/l,CE. ENCOJRA<,tNC, STAIR US.E THROUGtt THE OISTFISUTl;)N (!>EPAAATIO'I) OF FlNCTIQNS. 0\-ER OFFEFENT FLOOR LE'IELS, ANO ::REATING ATIR.\CTIVE EXPERIE\JCES ALOtJG Cl!:ICUU.TION ROUT"ES (VIEWS, JIRT. DAYLIGHT. GREENERY).

A SERIES OF CLUSTERS FORMS A PUBLIC COURTYARD

S(ETOi OF OUTSIDE FOOTBALL FIELD.

A3'S PIOtJFFAING CRFATIVE COMMUNITY WILL HFLP TO FOSTFR THE GRO'NTH OF THE UAE'S DESIGN INDUSTRY BY ACTING AS A DEDICATED D:STINATION 'OR ALL THINGS DESIGN, FASHION, ART AND LUXURY, AN EXCITING YEAR ROUND PROORAMME OF EVENTS �ND ,cTIVITIES WILL DRIVE 1/lSITOR FOOTFAU TO A3 AND INCREASE INTERNATIONAL APPRECIATION FOR REGIONAL CHtAIIVI:: I ALl::N I ,

THE SPACES CREATED ARE INTENDBJ TO ATTRACT -HE GE�ERAL PUBLIC, AND THE STUDENTS CF DIAC. WIT➔ A VARIETY OF OUTDOOR SPACES, MU�ILY 1-'tUl::!:i lHIANILl:.U AAU WN!:il!:i l!::> Ut- 1-Ll::Xl�LI:: U�I::!::> LIKI: A t.1AHKl::I CULHIYA.HU, AHi l:SUULl:VAHU IU NAM!:. A t--=W. !:iHAUl::U f-'AS!::>AGl:.WAY!:i ARE INCORPORATED WITHIN THE BULT ENVJRONLAENT TO ALOW A COMFORTABLE MJD 6EAUTIFll. WA.LKING EXPERIENCE ALSO PROMOTING PHYS CAL ACTIVITY.

THE BUilT ENVIRONMENT

FEATURES ON SITE

COMMUNITY PHASE THE CJMMUNITY ::>HASE IS .AN INTEGRAL PART CF n-E DES GN CAMPUS IT FACILITIES THE ENTR" OF THE GEr�E=IAL PLBLIC AND HOWE TO A '✓AAIETY OF FETAL SPACES , AAD A SYJ.1PHON1' �F VAR OUS CTHER OESIGN SECTORS BRINGltiG 11-tE EWIRE DES GtJ C.OWMIJNI TY T�FTHFR

SHADED WALKWAYS

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OUTDOOR FOOTBALL PITCH AN OUTDOOR FOOTBALL PITCH HA.S EEEN ADDEO WHIG-I IS IN

- CLOSE PROX MITY WITH BOTrl TrE DESIGN CAMPUS AS WELL /\S

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THE COMMUNITY PHASE. 1- EN:;QURAGES PEOPLE TC ""-lMP II\ AND INDULGE I� PHYSICAL ACTIVITY.

OUTDOOR BADMINTON COURT

SHAJED WAU<V✓AYS HAVE BEEN ::,ROVIOED AT KEY FOCAL POINTS o= THE CAMPUS , -o ENCOURAGE WALKING .AND -o E\JI--ArJC'.::

THE MORE T-<E A.REAS TO ltJDJLGE IN Pf-YSICAL /\CTIVIF THE "1FP.RIFR. AN <ii n)()(}R RAn\,11NT()N (:0. Jf.T HA� Al�() RFFN

Tl I[ D<PCRl[NCC. IT AL50 AJCG TO Tl I[ AG'.iTI l[ TICG or Tl I[

PROVDED lN THE PROX MITY OF THE CE�IGN CAMPL.13 AND

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THE COMMUNITY PHASE, SO PEOPLE CAN CAT:r UP 0\J

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nFSlr�Fn SFATIN(; RI ()'."';KS ANO I J\JI-S H!\.VF RFF�J

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PAVEGEN

TILES PAVEMENT

THF PAVFDFN TF:';HNOI 0\>Y I� A tJI II TFI JN(;H/NAI C:I F,T()M FLOOF:IN3 SYSTEM. AS PEOFLE STEP ON THE TILES. THEIR WEIGHT CAUSES ELECTROMAGNETIC '"DUCTK)N GENERATORS TO VERTICALL v DISPLACE. WHICH '1ESULTS IN A PO-ATOOY MOTION THAT GENER,\T:::S OFF-GRID ELECTRICllY.

C9EATIVITY

OUTDOOR FITNESS EQUIPMENT BETTER HEALTH > HEALTHIER COMWUl'llllES ;

IT PROVIDES OPPORTUl'llllE:3 FOR FI-NE:3:3 CLA3GEG &

REDUCES CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE RfSI(

ENCWRAGES MOTNATIOI\, IT IS ATT�ACTIVE re NEW USERS

BUILDS LEAN MLSCLE AND AEROB C FITt-ESS IMPROVES EXERCISE ADI-E.FENCE

TOTAL SITE AREA: ,o.ooo

SOM

AND BE3II.JJ\EPS. IT BUILCS POS Tl'/E COMMUNITY EQUITY FOR FACIUTES.PROVIDES A NEW WAY TO EXERCISE W TH -HE

INCREASES ENERG Y

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INCREASES SEROTONIN LEVcLS BOOSTS OVERALL MOOD ANO WELL -BEING

IONS EM TTED BY FLO.VI% WATER ATTRACT DUST PARTICLES AND C.ARRY OUT PUAIFCATK)M OF THE �IA. THUS AIR QUALITY

IMPROVE.� MENTA.L ACUIT'I'

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GREEN POCKETS & WATER FEATURES

IS GFEATLY llv'PROV'ED BY ADDING A WA-ER FEI\TIJRE.

GREATER FEELl�G OF REVI-ALIZATION AND POSITIVE ENJOYMENT

100

PERIMETER: , 21 M

FSI: 1.5

FSl=BUILT LP AREA/TOTAL s1-E AqEA 1.5= BUILT UP AREAi 30.000

BUILT UP AREA= u < TOTAL FLOORS= 5

DESIGN CAMPUS

JU,UUU• <o,UUU

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REMAINING AREA FOR LANDSCAPE AND OTHER PHASES

30,000-9000=

11 000 SQM

GREEN POCKETS

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EXHIBITION HALL

OPEN CORRIDORS

WIDE STAIRWAYS

OUTDOOR WORK SPACE

---50

100

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100

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SECTIONS

100

ARTOPIA

ART. ACTIVITY. ARCHITECTURE A3

A SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CAMPUS PROMOTING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITHIN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT----

WITI IIN TII[

□ UILT

[NVIRONM[N�

SUSTAINABLE FEATURES OF THE FACILITY

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�ORTH E_EVATION

SMART TECHNOLOGY: PAVEGEN TILES

LEED BD+C: NEW CONSTRUCTION V4 - LEED V4 ENERGY AND ATMOSPHERE : ON,S!JE RENEWABlf ENERGY l6POINISI THE BENEFITS OF IMPLEMENTING SOLAR TECHNOLOGY ARE

REGULAR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IS ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.

SYSTEM. AS PEOPLE STEP ON THE TILES. THEIR WEIGHT CAUSES

CLOSELY ALIGNED WITH THE OVERARCHING GOALS OF LEED,

MANY PEOPLE REPORT PREFERRING EXERCISING OUTDOORS, WHICH MAY

ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION GENERATORS TO VERTICALLY DISPLACE,

ENCOURAGING DECREASEO CARBON EMISSIONS, REDUCED

ALSO HAVE A GREATER EFFECT ON MENTAL AND PHYSICAL WELL-BEING.

WHICH RESULTS IN A ROTATORY MOTION THAT GENERATES OFF-GRID

RELIANCE ON TRADITIONAL ENERGY SOURCES, IMPROVED

OUTDOOR EXERCISE IS ALSO RATED AS BEING MORE RESTORATIVE

THE PAVEGEN TECHNOLOGY IS A MULTIFUNCTIONAL CUSTOM FLOORING

OUTDOOR PHYSICAL EQUIPMENT

ELECTRICITY. THE ENERGY HARVESTED BY THE PAVAGEN TILE CAN

AIR QUALITY, AND BETTER BUILDING DECISIONS. CONVERTING

IMMEDIATELY POWER OFF- GRID APPLICATIONS SUCH AS PEDESTRIAN

JUST SO KILOWATTS OF POWER FROM GAS TO SOLAR EVERY

AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS. EXERCISING OUTDOORS PROVIDES ALL THE

LIGHTING, WAY FINDING SOLUTIONS AND ADVERTISING SIGNAGE OR BE

MONTH SAVES 732 POUNDS OF CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS

PHYSICAL BENEFITS OF INDOOR EXERCISE {BLOOD FLOW, IMPROVED

STORED IN AN ON- BOARD BATTERY IN THE UNIT

ANNUALLY.

CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH. IMPROVED STRENGTH. FLEXIBILITY. AND CAN

1!1!

COMPARED TO INDOORS SINCE NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS REDUCE EMOTIONAL

ALSO PROVIDE VITAL EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT THAT INCREASES IMPORTANT LEVELS OF VITAMIN D. UNLIKE INDOOR EXERCISE.

EAS- ELEVATTON

LEED BD+C: NEW CONSTRUCTION I V4- LEED V4 WATER EFFICIENCY: WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPING ( 2-4 POINTS)

LEED BD+C: NEW CONSTRUCTION V4 - LEED V4 SUSTAINABLE SITES : OPEN SPACE ( 1 POINT)

LEED BD+C: NEW CONSTRUCTION V4 - LEED V4 SUSTAINABLE SITES : HEAT ISLAND REDUCTION ( 2 POINTS)

THE GREEN ROOF SYSTEM WITHOUT PERMANENT IRRIGATION, OR IF

PROVIDED OUTDOOR SPACE GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 30% OF THE TOTAL SITE AREA (INCLUDING BUILDING FOOTPRINT)

1. NONROOF MEASURES, PROVIDED A SHADE WITH ARCHITECTURAL DEVICES OR STRUCTURES THAT HAVE A THREE-YEAR AGED SOLAR

1.THE OUTDOOR SPACE MUST BE PHYSICALLY ACCESSIBLE AND

SOLAR REFLECTANCE.

IRRIGATION IS NECESSARY, MiNIMIZE POTABLE CONSUMPTION WITH DRIP IRRIGATION AND/OR IRRIGATION WITH RECLAIMED WATER. EXAMPLES OF PLANTS THAT HAVE BEEN USED INCLUDE,SESUVIUM PORTULACASTRUM ( SEA PURSALINE) THESE PLANTS HELP BUILD THE DUNES BY CATCHING SAND IN BETWEEN STEMS AND LEAVES & OTIHER PLANTS SUITABLE FOR 5CM • SHALLOW ROOTING VARIETIES

REFLECTANCE OF MIN 0.28.USED GRAY CEMENT CONCRETE WITH 0.18 BE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING, 2 PARKING :.PLACED A MINIMUM OF 75% OF PARKING SPACES UNDER A PEDESTRIAN-ORIENTED PAVING OR TURF AREA WITH PHYSICAL SITE ELEMENTS THAT ACCOMMODATE OUTDOOR SOCIAL ACTMTIES: A RECREATION-ORIENTED PAVING OR TURF AREA WITH PHYSICAL

COVER.

WEST ELEVATION

100

SITE ELEMENTS THAT ENCOURAGE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

EAST ELEVATION OF SI-E

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