AKANKSHA AGRAWAL Architecture
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EDUCATION
OCIS (OFF CAMPUS INDEPENDENT STUDY)
Sushant School of Art and Architecture
Futuristic & Hybrid Architecture [International]
2017- 2022
2020 January : 1 Week
Gurgaon, India
SINGAPORE
Selaqui International School
Site Documentation & Settlement Study
2015- 2017
2019 January : 1 Week
Dehradun, India
Mandvi, Bhuj, & Lakhpat in Gujarat, India
Delhi Public School, Indirapuram
Construction from Natural Materials
2003- 2015
2018 January : 1 Week
Indirapuram, India
COLLEGE PROJECTS Urban Design 2021 Jan- May : 5 Months Gurgaon
Laurie Baker Centre, Kerala, India
Agraharam Study 2018 January : 1 Week Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India
WORKSHOP
Housing Project
Ferrocement
2020 Aug- Dec : 5 months
2019 June : 1 Week
Dehradun, India
Global Ecology Hybrid Centre A Hybrid of Retail, Office & Hotel 2020 Jan- May : 5 months Gurgaon, India
A Re- defined Library 2019 Aug- Dec : 5 months Gurgaon, India
RECOMMENDATIONS Ar. Abhishek Bij - Partner at Design Plus Architects abhishek.bij@designplusarchitects.in
Ar. Gaurav Sanan - Partner at Urban Architecture Works sanangaurav@gmail.com
Ar. Shikha Doogar - Partner at R+D Studio shikha@rdstudio.net
LANGUAGES • •
BILINGUAL - English, Hindi LEARNING - Korean
Auroville Earth Institute, Pondicherry, India
PARTICIPATION & AWARDS Archmello- International Architecture Competion 2021 Feb - May : 3 months Pune, India
Nasa Convention- REUBENS TROPHY 2018 October : 1 week Sushant School Of Art & Architecture
Campus Development- Wall Painting 2018 February : 1 Month Sushant School Of Art & Architecture
HOBBIES • Rifle Shooting • Photography • Video editing • Swimming • Skating • Drawing
TOOLS
SUMMARY
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Global Ecology Hybrid Centre
A Re- defined Library
A Hybrid of Retail, Office & Hotel
2019 Aug- Dec : 5 months
2020 Jan- May : 5 months Gurgaon, India
Gurgaon, India
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Housing Project
Urban Design
2020 Aug- Dec : 5 months
2021 Jan- May : 5 Months
Dehradun, India
Gurgaon
GLOBAL ECOLOGY HYBRID CENTRE
By 2050, there will be nearly 10 billion people living on this planet.
As these cities like magnets are growing into smarter systems, the population is also touching it’s height, the city will face crisis. If we continue with our current ways, all our food, water & energy to carry us all will be vanished. Are we creating the future we dream of?
Kakutasu, An urban intervene, acts as a catalyst that attempts to create an identity for Gurgaon by being self sufficient. It generate architecture that is not only iconic but adaptive to its user group, humans, by integrating with a mixed use Typology. Verb to Noun Developing The Catalyst. Understanding the scope and the scenario of the cultural intervention using strategic thinking to result in a design brief.
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Schema
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“Schema” is where every project should get started with, which basically represents how we see our context, city and country in present and future. The years that we considered was 2020(present) & 2050(future) The man border is our diagram showing that everything in this whole world is directly or indirectly connected to human life.
Site Location :
Golf Course Road, Harizan Colony, DLF Phase 5, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana 122002
Climate : Apr–Jun Jul–Sep Feb–Mar Oct–Nov Dec–Jan
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Hot Summers Rainy Monsoon Warm Spring Warm autumn. Cold Winter
Site Locale WEEKENDS
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12PM
TRAFFIC ANALYSIS
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WEEKDAYS
VEHICULAR MOVEMENT
LANDMARKS
PEDESTRIAN DENSITY
VISUAL PERMEABILITY
Metro Station (53-54) South Point Mall
Residential
Auto- Stand One Horizon Centre Genpact Office Bus-Stop
11200m2 Shops 4500m2 Anchor stores 1200m2
Hotel
Retail
Retail Spaces
Area Progamming
Food Court & Eateries 900m2 Kids area + Gaming Zone 800m2 Gym & Health Club 800m2 Entrance Foyer, Service Areas, 2 Atrium, Circulation, Toilets 3000m
Offices 4000m2
BUSINESS HOTEL / SERVICED SUITES
Kitchen 1250m2 Business Centre 750m2
Guest Rooms 8150m2 Executive Lounge Area 300m2 Back of Home 1840m2
X- Factor
Retail
4000m2 R E T A I L H O T E L O F F I C E S
SWIMMING
SHOPS
Restaurants 1600m2 Banquet Hall 700m2
CAFETERIA
Concierge 3000m2
RECEPTION
17590m2
COWORKING SPACE
SHOPS
COMMON DINING
CONFERENCE ROOMS
HEALTH & GYM
SHOPS
ANCHOR SHOPS
KIDS & GAMES
FOOD COURT
GUEST LOUNGE
POOL
Circulation Restrooms
Men/Women/ Handicap Washrooms
Office/Work area
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9% GYM
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13% • Office is on less noise zone away from traffic sound. Retail on the other side needs more attention to attract customers, so it is on the road side. Hotel is on back side to give it privacy.
Iterations
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Program Relationships HOTEL + COMMERCIAL + RETAIL
COMMERCIAL + RETAIL
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• Retail acts as x-factor • No open to air spaces
• Facade designed for the moving traffic • Structurally difficult
• All retail opens to the pedestrian • Less view for hotel
• too much built area • Less view for offices
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A2.2
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• All retail opens to the pedestrian • ground area maximised
• x factor missing • No interconnection of retails
• Plug-ins for enlarging the views • Retail not on the ground floor
• Retail connecting two buildings • Less accessibility
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• All retail on front facade • Accessibility difficult for offices
• Atrium in the center • Less horizontal circulation
• All retail dispersed between spaces • Low built offices
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Strategy DANDA THOR Danda Thor is a type of cactus found in Aravalli Hills. As this type of cactus is available in aravalli hills, so this became our basis for study to began. This building has tried inculcate functions of cactus into building • • •
Spines collect rainwater and funnel water drops to the plant's roots. The stem acts as a reservoir; the plant will expand and contract depending on the amount of water it holds. Like other plants, it also makes it’s own food. So to fulfill these functions, • Water driven Breathing skin will be used to make room temperature normal • Fog Collector which will contribute in watering plants. • Terrace Farming will be done to provide veggies in retail.
Techniques Installed WATER DRIVEN BREATHING SKIN • SODIUM POLYACRYLATE Also known as waterblock, is a sodium salt of polycrylic acid. It is a super absorbent material which has an ability to absorb as much as to 300 times it’s mass in water
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+ Super absorbent material
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Hydrophobic Membrane
Water Supply
Dry State
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Through evaporative cooling and cross ventilation, the breathing cells are able to decrease the indoor temperature about 5°C with respect to the outside temperature
FOG COLLECTOR • POLYPROPYLENE The fog harvesting net is made out of polypropylene, woven into a mesh. Polypropylene is a good fog harvesting material because as a low surface tension, this makes the mesh hydrophobic and as the fog passes through the net, the droplets roll off the repellent surface down to a collection tank.
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Techniques Installed TERRACE FARMING •
Terrace farming is a method of farming whereby “steps” known as terraces are built onto the slopes of hills and mountains. •
This project has used the same concept, using it’s verticality for farming. •
Every section of farm will get different amount of sun, because of which plants can be grown according to there comfort amount of light •
• MATERIAL SYSTEM Plants
When enough amout of water is consumed by the plants at the above floor the rest of the water is passed to other terraces below.
6000 SQM VEGETATION = OXYGEN FOR 6000 PEOPLE.
Soil Drainage Layer with Geotextile Cloth Concrete Screed Geotextile Cloth XPS Insulation Material W/P Membrane RCC Slab
Sunlight
Terrace Farming Water left will be passed to the other floor below that
Techniques Installed NATURAL LIGHTING Sunlight
Openings
ROOFTOP PLANTATION
TERRACE GARDEN NATURAL LIGHTING
WATER DRIVEN SKIN
FOG COLLECTOR
Diagramatic Elevation
buisness centres
There are 2 cores, one going all the way up from ground floor to terrace. The other core is covering the Retail and office below
vertical farming
services anchor stores fog collector services c o r e services common dining banquets
swimming pool s u i t s vertical guest rooms k i t c h e n vertical all dinning shopsguestcafeteria lounge reception
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Site- Ques landscape
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BUS STOP
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water reservoi rs
views
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supermarket
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A RE- DEFINED LIBRARY
We humans have created machines to enhance ourselves, we invented the wheel and cars to liberate ourselves and travel. But now these machines are striking back, making air extremely polluted in high-density cities. Is this the future we dreamt of? It’s a Democtratic Library, themed as Urban Development and Science & Technology, which is designed for the people.
Site Locale Location :
Sunset Blvd & Mehrauli-Gurgaon Rd Near Le Méridien Hotel Sikanderpur, Sector 26 Gurugram, Delhi 122002
Climate : Apr–Jun Jul–Sep Feb–Mar Oct–Nov Dec–Jan
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Hot Summers Rainy Monsoon Warm Spring Warm autumn. Cold Winter
Area Program 30
Enquiry Desk
90
Air Purifer tower
600 Cafe 200 Toilets 250 Kitchen 80
Staff Room
400 Reading Cabins 500 Seminar Hall 250 Science Lab 200 Computer Lab 150 Bookstore 20
Reception
150 References 350 Exhibition 300 Practical Tech Work Area 340 Catalogue room 30
Locker room
700 Atrium
Primary Secondary Remote Distant
User Profile Members Guests
Staff
Existing Inhabitants
CAFE
SCIENCE LAB
KITCHEN
COMPUTER LAB
STAFF ROOM
BOOKSTORE
C AT A LO G U E ROOM
READING CABINS
RECEPTION
LOCKER ROOM
SEMINAR HALL
REFERENCES
EXHIBITION
PRACTICAL TECH-WORK AREA
ENQUIRY DESK
Form Exploration CONCEPT & FEATURES • View of the landscape and context • The form consists of a stacked planes having on common axis with rounded edges that mirror the surrounding topography making natural and man-made environment virtually connected. • Capture breezes from all directions, and also ensures an even and constant ventilation throughout the home • Visual connection of nature • Natural Lighting to decrease energy consumption • Perforated Roof to do the same • Inside area and outside area connected • Multiple look out areas • Big Atrium to give a feel of openess with a skylight
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Facade System Included Natural Light from almost direction Visually connected spaces Biomimcry of ant hill as the site is in middle of greens at the border of Aravalli Hills and is also a home for ants.
• A more programatic approach to achieve program relationships and less circulation • Physical Connection between spaces • Linear circulation • A ramp friendly structure
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Features used NATURAL LIGHTING 3
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SMOG FREE TOWER Polluted Air Air Intake Vents
Aura Falcon Drones
Integrated greens
7 Layer Filteration System
Air Exhaust Vents Clean Air
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The 7-meter tall SMOG FREE TOWER made of aluminium, uses patented positive ionisation technology to produce smog free air, allowing people to breathe and experience clean air. It is equipped with environment-friendly technology, cleans 30,000 m3 per hour and uses a 1170watts of green electricity. A Smog Free Ring will be derived from the Smog Free Tower.
Smog Free Tower
Ground Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
Site- Cues
User Circulation Closed Open Density of People
Democratic spaces Level 1 (Max.) Level 2 Level 3 (Min.)
Renders The structure is made according to countours on site. This helped the structure to have cuts providing natural views
ELEVATION AA’
As it’s covered with forest on three sides, it is directly connected to green views. Truss or a space frame can be used to make the facade.
SECTION AA’
ELEVATION B
SECTION BB’
For future use, power stations are available with every parking.
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C3 C9
3000
C9
3000
C7
up C7
5000
M.1
C7
5000
L
J
C7
M
M
C7
N
L
C5
Q
M.1
O P Q
2395 15000
1
15000
2
4500
3
10000
8501
4
5
10000
6
5000
7
10000
8
8.1
10000
9
5000
10
5000
11
10000
12
13
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
M
N C2
2000 500 3500
P
3500 500 2000
O
800 X 800
800 X 800 C10
5000
5000
C2
K
C9
I
C4
J
800 X 800
H
C2
C8
C8
C8
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
STRUCTURAL FRAMING PLAN -FIRST FLOOR
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: ST002
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
N
Structural Framing Plan- Basement Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
8500
6
10000
10000
7
5000
8
8.1
2395
10000
9
10
10000
5000
11
5000
12
10000
13 A
3000 3000 4500
D
4500
5
3000
C
15000
4
3000
B
15000
3
4500
A
2
3000
1
B C
800 X 800
C3
800 X 800
F 6000
6000
F
800 X 800
800 X 800
C6
6000
6000
C4
C5
G
G
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
6000
6000
800 X 800
C1
D
E
E
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000) R- PUMP ROOM (3000 x 3000) WATER TANKS- (4200 X 3000)each
800 X 800
C7
H
H 6000
6000
800 X 800
C8
I 5000
5000
I
J
800 X 800 C10
10000
10000
J
800 X 800
C9
L
O P N Q
M
K
K
Panel Room
10000 3000
up
5000
M.1
FIRE TANK 2
5000
L M
3000
10000
5500 X 6500
FIRE TANK 1
N
M.1
N RAW WATER TANK
2000 500 3500
P
3500 500 2000
O
L
DOMESTIC TANK
O P Q
Q 2395 15000
15000
1
4500
3
2
10000
8501
5
4
10000
5000
7
6
10000
8
10000
5000
11
10
9
8.1
5000
10000
12
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
M
13
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
STRUCTURAL FRAMING PLAN -BASEMENT
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: ST004
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
Floor Plan- Ground Floor Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
4
5
8500
10000
6
10000
7
5000
8
8.1
2395
10000
9
10
10000
5000
11
5000
12
10000
13 A
3000
C4
C8
B
E
Seminar Hall (1)
C5
C5 C2
D
up
C2
F
C1
C5
C4
6000
6000
F
Book Store 13630 x 10915
C5
18631 x 10915
C6
G
C4
C5
C4
C8
C6
C11
6000
Reference Room
C5
Science Lab
C5
+3600
C7
C4
C1
C2
C2
14200 x 13626
C5
800 X 800
800 X 800 C10
J
C7
13620 x 19630
+5400
up
W.C.
10000
up
8715 x 4392
10000
C9
I 5000
5000
up
Practical tech workroom
C8
13630 x 10200
C4 +0
800 X 800
H
C2
C8
C8
C7
I
J
800 X 800
800 X 800
6000
+4500
C3
6000
6000
+2700
C1
C2
800 X 800
C7
+900
H
800 X 800
C5
C8
up
up
Seminar Hall (2)
C2
G
800 X 800
C4
+1800
C7
C3
E
C7
up
6000
18631 x 12415
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
6000
C2
800 X 800
C1
C
4500
3000
C1
4500
D
4500
3000
C
3
15000
3000
B
2
15000
3000
1 A
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000)
W.C. 8715 x 4125
C3
K
C6
C6
C6
C2
C3
Computer Lab 8630 x 19200
C10
C5
K
Reception C8
C8
Locker Room
6644 x 8630
up
up
4547 x 5188
up
3000
up
W.C. 8630 x 4543
5000
C7 C7
W.C.
N
L
C5
Q
M.1
O P Q
2395 15000
1
15000
2
4500
3
10000
8501
4
5
10000
6
5000
7
10000
8
8.1
10000
9
5000
10
5000
11
10000
12
13
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
M
N
8630 x 4541
C2
2000 500 3500
P
3500 500 2000
O
C5
C9
up
M.1
C2
up
M
C3
C7
C9
5000
L
C7
3000
10000
7833 x 9770
Catalogue Room
10000
4547 x 3212
Staff Room
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
FLOOR PLAN -GROUND FLOOR
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: A101
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
N
Floor Plan- First Floor Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
1
10000
10000
7
5000
8
8.1
2395
10000
9
10
10000
5000
11
5000
12
10000
13 A
C4
C8
3000
C1
3000
3000
8500
6
4500
D
4500
5
B
E
Seminar Hall (1)
C5
C5
18631 x 12415
C2
D
C1
C5
800 X 800
C3
800 X 800
C4
6000
F
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
E
C7 up
C7
C2
800 X 800
C1
6000
C2
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000)
C
4500
C
15000
4
3000
B
15000
3
3000
A
2
C4
F
800 X 800
C5
6000
6000
C8
Seminar Hall (2)
C2
G
Book Store 9485 x 11485
C5
18631 x 10915
800 X 800
C6
G
800 X 800
6000
6000
C7
C3
C1
H
C4
C8
C6
C11
+4700
C7
5000
C4
+7100
+0
J
C5
C5
C7
C4
C1
C2
C2
C5
+9000
10000
10000
Reading room
13637 x 8911
14200 x 8911
800 X 800 C10
J
C7
W.C. 8715 x 4392
Meditation Room
800 X 800
C9
I
+6300
C8
5000
I
C2
800 X 800
H
C2
C8
C8
6000
6000
C4
C5
W.C. 8715 x 4125
C3
K
C6
C6
C6
C3
C10
C2
C5
C2
C5
10000
10000
C3 C9
3000
C9
3000
C7
C7 C7
W.C.
W.C.
4828 x 9200
4828 x 9200
5000
up
M.1
C7
5000
L M
K
C8
C8
N
M.1
N C2
C5
2000 500 3500
P
3500 500 2000
O
L
O P Q
Q 2395 15000
15000
1
4500
3
2
10000
8501
10000
5
4
5000
7
6
10000
8
10000
5000
11
10
9
8.1
5000
10000
12
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
M
13
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
FLOOR PLAN -FIRST FLOOR
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: A102
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
Floor Plan- Terrace Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
1
4
8500
5
6
10000
10000
7
5000
8
8.1
2395
10000
9
10
10000
5000
11
5000
12
10000
13 A
SLO
0
PE
3000
3000
3000
4500
PE
1:15
1:15
0
SLO
4500
SLOPE 1:150
SLOPE 1:150
D
3
B
800 X 800
C1
C D C3
E
E
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
4500
C
15000
3000
B
2
15000
3000
A
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000)
800 X 800
800 X 800
6000
6000
C4
F 6000
6000
F
C5
C6
G
G
800 X 800
800 X 800
800 X 800
C7
6000
6000
RIDGE LINE
SLOPE 1:150
SLO
PE
PE
PE
1:15
SLOPE 1:150
SLOPE 1:150
PE
1:15
10000
SLOPE 1:150
SLOPE 1:150
0
1:15
PE
0
1:15
SLO
SLOPE 1:150
10000
SLOPE 1:150
10000
K
SLOPE 1:150
10000
RIDGE LINE
SLOPE 1:150
SLO
0
PE
SLO
SLO
PE
0
1:15
PE
0
1:15
3000
3000
5000
5000
SLO
L
M.1
N O
3500 500 2000
2000 500 3500
N
Q
P Q
2395 15000
1
15000
2
4500
3
10000
8501
4
5
10000
6
5000
7
10000
8
8.1
10000
9
5000
10
5000
11
10000
12
13
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
M
O P
800 X 800 C10
J
RIDGE LINE
K
M.1
800 X 800
5000
5000
J
M
C9
I
I
L
800 X 800
1:15
0
SLO
SLOPE 1:150
6000
0
H
SLO
0
1:15
6000
H
C8
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
FLOOR PLAN - TERRACE
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: A103
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
N
Floor Plan- Basement Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
1
10000
7
10000
5000
8
8.1
2395
10000
9
10000
10
5000
11
5000
12
10000
13 A
3000 3000
3000
8500
6
4500
D
4500
5
B
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000) R- PUMP ROOM (3000 x 3000) WATER TANKS- (4200 X 3000)each 800 X 800
C
800 X 800
C2
E
C3
C4
F
800 X 800
C5
6000
F 6000
800 X 800
800 X 800
6000
6000
E
G
800 X 800
C6
800 X 800
6000
6000
G
C7
H
800 X 800
C8
6000
H 6000
800 X 800 C11
C1
D
4500
C
15000
4
3000
B
15000
3
3000
A
2
800 X 800
C9
I 800 X 800 C10
5000
5000
I
J
10000
-3000
10000
J
L R M
N
K
O P Q
K
Panel Room
10000
up
3000
L
5000
FIRE TANK 1
M.1
N RAW WATER TANK
O
2000 500 3500
P
N 3500 500 2000
O
DOMESTIC TANK
P
Q
Q 2395 15000
15000
1
4500
3
2
10000
8501
10000
5
4
5000
7
6
10000
8
10000
10
9
8.1
5000
5000
11
10000
12
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
M
FIRE TANK 2
5000
L M M.1
3000
10000
5500 X 6500
13
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
FLOOR PLAN - BASEMENT
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: A104
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
Sections & Facade Detail Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) Notes : M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC X 600) All Dimensions are (600 in millimetres unless otherwise stated. O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200)
Q- Fire Shaft X (600 X 1000) L- Lift Shaft (2770 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000)
Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
800 X 800
800 X 800
800 X 800
C2
C3
800 X 800
800 X 800
C4
800 X 800
C1 C5
800 X 800 C6
C2
800 X 800 C11
C1
800 X 800 C11
C1
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000)
800 X 800
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
800 X 800
C7
800 X 800
C2
C3
800 X 800
800 X 800
C8
800 X 800 C3
800 X 800
C4
C9
800 X 800
800 X 800 C10
800 X 800
C4
C5
+264
C6
C5
+264 800 X 800
C6
800 X 800
800 X 800
800 X 800
800 X 800
C7 800 X 800
800 X 800
C7
C8 800 X 800
C8
C9
C9 800 X 800
800 X 800 SUSHANT SCHOOL OF
ART AND ARCHITECTURE
DIRECTION:
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B
800SUBJECT: X 800 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION C10
N
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
800 X 800 C10
BUILDING SKIN DETAILS
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: A504
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
RCC RAFT SLAB (900)
MORTAR(20) FLOOR FINISH (35) PCC (100)
2395 15000
1
15000
2
4500
1
3
15000
10000
8501
4
2
5
15000
10000
6
5000
4500
3
4
7
8501
10000
8
8.1
5
10000
10000
9
6
10000
10
5000
5000
11
7
5000
12
8
10000
10000 8.1
13
9
10000
5000 5000 DATE : 20/05/2020
10
11 SCALE :
N
Semester- 6
SECTIONS & FACADE DETAIL
WATER PROOFING (25)
2395
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
DRAWING TITLE :
SECTIONS
BRICK LINING (115) PROTECTION PLASTER (25)
WATER PROOFING (25)
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
RCC RAFT SLAB (900)
BRICK LINING (115) PROTECTION PLASTER (25) MORTAR(20) FLOOR FINISH (35) PCC (100)
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
N
10000 SHEET NO.: A301, A302
12
1:100
0 5000 10000
13 SIGNATURE:
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: A301, A302
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
Site Plan Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000)
Road
800 X 800
R1
C1
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
800 X 800
C3
800 X 800
C4
800 X 800
C5
800 X 800
C6
800 X 800
C7 800 X 800
C8
800 X 800
C9
800 X 800 C10
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 0
+900
+1800
+2700
+3600
+4500
N
Semester- 6
+5400
DRAWING TITLE :
SITE PLAN
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: A401
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100 +264
+265
+266
+267
+268
+269
+270
0 5000 10000
Toilet 1 Details Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
TOILET 1 FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000) 800 X 800
5
C1
6
10000
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
800 X 800
A'
C3
C4
1070
J
1070
850
850
1000
1320 930
930
930
930
B 970
970
970
970
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
SECTION AA'
B' 1040
800 X 800
J
C4
1290
C1
970
C5
C6
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
HANIDACAP WASHROOM
800 X 800
800 X 800
800 X 800
C7 800 X 800
C8
C9
800 X 800
BRICK WALL (230) WALL TILES (10) MORTAR (15)
10000
MIRROR
800 X 800 C10
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
1040
970
970
970
970
970
C' 3750
930
930
930
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
930
C3
C6
K
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
A
K
SECTION BB'
JANITORS' ROOM
C
COUNTER WASHBASIN COUNTER SLAB STONE (30)
5
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
6
TOILET DETAILS-1
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
SECTION CC'
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: A501
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
N
Toilet 2 Details Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
TOILET 2 FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
13
12
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000) 800 X 800
C1
10000
C4
C1
800 X 800
C3
L
A'
L
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
800 X 800
1070
850
850
1000
1290
1070
C4
1320 930
930
930
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
930
B 970
970
970
970
970
800 X 800
C6
B' 1040
800 X 800
C5
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
HANIDACAP WASHROOM
800 X 800
C7 800 X 800
C8
800 X 800
C9 BRICK WALL (230) WALL TILES (10) MORTAR (15)
800 X 800 C10
10000
MIRROR
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
1040
970
970
970
970
COUNTER WASHBASIN COUNTER SLAB STONE (30)
970
JANITORS' ROOM
C
C' 3750
930
930
930
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
930
O
O C3
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
C6
A
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
13
12
N
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
TOILET DEATILS - 2
FLOOR TILE (12) MORTAR (25) P.C.C. (50) SAND (50) FILLING (250) R.C.C. SUNKEN SLAB (150)
DATE : 20/05/2020
SHEET NO.: A501
SCALE :
SIGNATURE:
1:100
0 5000 10000
Door Details Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000)
Inside
Inside
Inside
Section AA'
800 X 800
C1
Plaster (12)
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
Outside Profile- B
C3
Door Handle Outside
800 X 800
800 X 800
C4
Inside
B'
C5
Steel Shutter Hinge
C6
800 X 800
800 X 800
800 X 800
C7
Door Handle
Pressed Steel Frame
800 X 800
Hold Fast
Outside
Steel Shutter (40)
C8
Outside
Brick wall (230) Plaster (20)
C9
800 X 800
Door Shutter Height (2350) Opening Height (2400)
800 X 800 C10
Outside
Inside
Outside
Inside
Plaster (12) Lintel (150)
Hinges
A
A'
Metal Plate
Steel Shutter
Profile - B Floor Lvl.
Floor Lvl.
Clearance (5) Door Shutter (1400) Opening Width(1500)
B
Outer frame Width (50)
Elevation (outside)
Steel Shutter (40)
Outer frame Width (50)
Section BB'
Floor Lvl. Metal Plate
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Semester- 6
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DATE : 20/05/2020
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Window Details Notes : All Dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.
Detail 'E'
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000)
Detail 'F' & 'H'
[Fixed-Fixed] Rubber
Inside
Gasket No. F7D (2mm) Inside
Glass (5mm)
800 X 800
C1
Outside Beading (10X10) to hold glass No. F4B
Welded
Detail 'E'
Outside
Door Handle
Detail 'G'
Detail 'I' & 'L'
[Fixed-Open]
Rubber
Inside
Inside
Gasket No. F7D (2mm)
Section AA' Detail 'G'
Outside
1800 590
605
564
566
564
Outside
Inside
Outside
Detail 'I'
362
Detail 'J' Outside Detail 'J'
Lintel Lvl. Plaster (12) No. F4B
Glass (5mm)
1350
Rubber Gasket Beading (2mm) (10X10) No. F7D
Rubber Gasket (2mm) Beading (10X10)
Sill Lvl. Detail 'N'
Glass (5mm)
D
Section DD' Section CC'
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
No. F4B Sill Lvl.
No. F7D
C
800 X 800 C10
Detail 'K' & 'N'
Rubber
Detail 'K'
800 X 800
C9
Inside
Gasket Glass (2mm) (5mm) Beading (10X10) No. F4B
Sill Lvl.
800 X 800
C8
Rubber Gasket Beading (2mm) (10X10) Glass (5mm)
A'
K
800 X 800
C7
Detail 'M'
898
A
Elevation
800 X 800
Detail 'L'
B'
J
N
C5
800 X 800
Inside
Beading (10X10) Rubber to hold glass Gasket Glass (2mm) (5mm)
Inside
I
B
Outside
Beading (10X10) to hold glass No. F4B
D'
C' 605
Sill Lvl.
800 X 800
C4
C6
Glass (5mm)
Detail 'H'
Outside
M
800 X 800
C3
Beading (10X10) Rubber to hold glass Gasket Glass (2mm) (5mm)
Detail 'F'
Outside
L
Brick Wall (230) Plaster (12) No. F4B
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
Beading (10X10) Rubber to hold glass Gasket Glass (2mm) (5mm)
Inside
Section BB'
Hold Fast
Plaster (12)
Outside
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
N
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
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WINDOW DETAILS
(Outside)
DATE : 20/05/2020
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LEVEL ±0.000
SECTION A
L- Lift Shaft (2770 X 6000) M- Electrical shaft (3500 X 3500) N- HVAC (600 X 600) O- L.V. (1000 X 1000) P- Plumbing Shaft (600 X 1200) Q- Fire Shaft (600 X 1000)
LEVEL +3.300
800 X 800
C1
A
A
C3
B
B
800 X 800 C11
800 X 800
C2
800 X 800
800 X 800
C4
C5
±0.000
800 X 800
+3.300 C6
800 X 800
800 X 800
C7 800 X 800
C8
+3.300 C9
800 X 800
800 X 800 C10
+1.700
+1.550
±0.000
-1.500
-1.500 -2.000
+1.700
A
A -1.500
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF DIRECTION: ART AND ARCHITECTURE
-3.300
NAME: AKANKSHA AGRAWAL STUDIO: 3B SUBJECT: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
-2.000
Semester- 6
DRAWING TITLE :
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A
3
4
3
4
STAIRCASE
DATE : 20/05/2020
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A HOUSING PROJECT
By 2030, almost 60 percent of 8.3 billion people will live in cities, according to UN estimates. Almost 1400 of the world’s cities will have half a million or more inhabitants. Cities can connect people with opportunities, incubate innovation and foster growth, but they require urban planning, infrastructure, transport and housing. Providing people with access to decent and affordable housing is one of the targets under the Sustainable Development Goals. Population growth is a major underlying factor for the demand of housing and without a new supply of dwellings, it pushes up the prices for both renting and purchasing dwellings. The resultant fall in affordability and availability of housing that will be faced in many large cities in future.
Site Location:
Rimc, Garhi Cantt, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248003 30 ° 20’ 40” N, 70 ° 01’ 25” E
Climate :
May-Jun - Summers Jun–Sep - Rainy Dec–Feb - Moderate Winter
SITE AREA: 55850 m2 = 10acre Perimeter: 1024 m Total permissible built-up = 1,17,000 m2 Permissible Ground coverage = 35% F.A.R.: 2.10 Total Built-Up Area: 1,11,726m2
Site Locale
NOISE
WEEKDAYS
7 AM
BUILT/UNBUILT
12PM
GREENERY
8 PM
ROADS
WEEKENDS
7 AM
12PM Primary Secondary Tertiary
AMENITIES
8 PM
Hospital Residents Grocery Institute Bank Pharmacy Restaurant
Swot Analysis STRENGTHS S1
S2
WEAKNESS W1
W2 RIMC
S3
S1- Site is covered with green on one side and urban builts on two sides. S2 - Literacy rate near the site is more because of many institutes present o n the site context.
S4
S3 - One side of site will get the city view and other will get of hills. 270m
S4 - Displacement of main road from site is 270m and distance from access point is 900m. S5 - There is a planned grid settlement of residential area.
S5
- The site gives easy approach to repeatative module of housing
W1 - Entry of the site can be provided only from 2 points, and one being from RIMC W2 - The site is next to a heritage building which made the site sensitive in its approach to building height.
User Profile Researchers Why?
User Groups
Population within 3km radius of the site: 16000 Literacy rate : 79% : 12640 Of which 1117 students are Day boarders/Boarders Remaining population constitute professionals working in the nearby research institutes, retirees, housemakers, etc.
Researchers
Solo/ Double Sharing
Researchers
Group of researchers Family of researchers
Researchers
Group of researchers Family of researchers
Professionals Professionals + Child Professionals + Child Professionals+ Senior Citizen + Child
EWS (Economically Backward Class)
Concept Most of the BLOCK has green park, or a garden in urban builts area near the site
VIEW being the priority, there is a beautiful veiw of hills from towards north-east side of the site. When the hills are looked from far, like from the site, they look like TRIANGLES. TRIANGLE Nodes
Building orientation
Buildings Green Ground
Interconnection at nodal pointss
Meeting point of nodescommon area for people which can be used for retail
Combining all 3, we get an arrangement of buildings as shown above.
Zoning
CONCEPT- ZONING H I M A L A Y S
1BHK - 2BHK
HOUSING
1BHK-2BHK
HOUSING
HOUSING
1BHK-2BHK
HOUSING
3BHK - 4BHK
3BHK - 4BHK
INCREASE IN VISUAL PERMEABILITY
1BHK-2BHK
DECREASING HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS
HOUSING
BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER
C O U R S E
AXIS
BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER
BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER
1BHK-2BHK
1BHK-2BHK
BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER
BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER
1BHK - 2BHK
BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER
HOUSING
BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER
BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER
HOUSING
AMMENITY
HOUSING
H I M A L A Y S
HOUSING
AMMENITY
1BHK - 2BHK
G O L F
HOUSING
MAIN ENTRY
AMMENITY
Detailed Programs
Amenity
GROCERY
ACTS AS A
61 SQM
ENHANCES T
SPACES OVE
ROAD
ADJACENCY
STAIRCASE
THE LOCATI
AMMENITY BLOCK I
TOILET
30 SQM
25 SQM
FUNCTIONS
HOUSING
HOUSING
CAFETERIA/ LIBRARY 110 SQM KITCHEN 31.5 SQM BLOCK II
MULTIFUNCTIONAL HALL 56 SQM
STAIRCASE 19 SQM
114 SQM
CIRCULATION
HOUSING
HOUSING
Detailed Programs 1BHK
2BHK
3BHK
4BHK
Accessbility
7 FLOORS
A
12 FLOORS
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M
A
10 FLOORS
L
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A
S
H
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15 FLOORS
1-2 BHK module (7 floors) 1-2 BHK module (10 floors) 1-2 BHK module (12 floors) 3-4 BHK module (15 floors) Amenity Block (2 floors) Admin Block (1 floor) EWS (4 floors)
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4B
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3BHK-
4BHK
ACCESSIBILITY NOMENCLATURE : PRIMARY ACCESS SECONDARY ACCESS TERTIARY ACCESS NODES
FUNCT
IONAL
LAUND
KES HOLD
TOILET RY+ ERIES HOUSE
HOLD , PAN-CA
FRESH
HALL
HOUSE MIXES
FRUITS
HALL MULTI
PRODU
CE/
KES
FRUITS
HOLD , PAN-CA HOUSE MIXES
HOLD
RY+
ERIES HOUSE
LAUND CAKE, LS,
FRESH
IONAL
CEREA
CE/
CEREA LAUND LS, CAKE,RY+
PRODU
TOILET RY+
SAUCES SOUPS, +SUPLLIES SPICES
& BAKED TEA PASTAS COEFEE, BREAD,
SOUPS, SAUCES SPICES +SUPLLIES
TEA & BAKED BREAD, GOODS PASTAS
GOODS
COEFEE,
FUNCT MULTI
LAUND
Plans Ground Floor Plan
Terrace Plan
RY+ TOILET
HOUSE ERIES
FRESH
MIXES HOUSE
FRUITS
, PAN-CA HOLD KES
FRESH
FRUITS
KES HOLD , PAN-CA
CE/
PRODU
HOLD
RY+
LS, LAUND CAKE,
CEREA
HALL
HALL LAUND
PRODU
CE/
HOUSE MIXES
HOLD
RY+
ERIES HOUSE
LAUND CAKE, LS,
IONAL
IONAL
CEREA
FUNCT
MULTI
TOILET RY+
FUNCT MULTI
LAUND
SAUCES SOUPS, +SUPLLIES SPICES
SPICES SOUPS, +SUPLLIES SAUCES
BREAD, COEFEE, PASTAS TEA & BAKED
& BAKED TEA PASTAS COEFEE, BREAD,
GOODS
GOODS
Typical Floor Plan
Basement Plan
1bhk - 2bhk Module Plan 2- 2 BHK UNIT AREA : 105m2 each
2- 1 BHK UNIT AREA : 62m2 each
1- Stretcher lift : 2930mm X 2030mm
1- Regular lift: 2230mm X 2220mm
2- LV Shaft: 900mm X 1300mm
2- Fire shaft : 1500mm X 1300mm
2- Staircase : 5230mm X 4230mm
3bhk- 4bhk Module Plan 2- 4 BHK UNIT AREA : 180m2 each
2- 3 BHK UNIT AREA : 150m2 each
1- Stretcher lift : 2930mm X 2030mm
1- Regular lift: 2230mm X 2220mm
2- LV Shaft: 900mm X 1300mm
2- Fire shaft : 1500mm X 1300mm
2- Staircase : 5230mm X 4230mm
EWS Module Plan 16 UNITS : 30m2 each
2- Staircase : 5000mm X 3500mm
2- LV Shaft: 900mm X 1300mm
2- Fire shaft : 1500mm X 1300mm
Reception AREA : 168m2
ADMIN : 33m2
ENTRANCE FOYER/ RECEPTION : 109m2
WASHROOM : 5m2
Community Block A- Ground Floor
General Store
Multi- Functional Hall
Washroom(M)
Kitchen Washroom(F)
Cafeteria
Grocery
61m2
Washrooms 30m2
Cafeteria 110m2
Kitchen
31.5m2
Multi-Functional Hall 56m2
Community Block A- First Floor
Meditation Room
Multi- Functional Hall
Washroom(M) Kitchen Washroom(F)
Restaurant Restaurant
Meditation Room
61m2
Washrooms 30m2
Library 110m2
Kitchen
31.5m2
Multi-Functional Hall 56m2
Community Block B- Ground Floor
General Store
Multi- Functional Hall
Washroom (M)
Kitchen
Washroom (F)
Library/ Reading Area
Multi-Functional Hall 56m2
Kitchen
31.5m2
Cafe
110m2
Washrooms
30m2
Grocery
61m2
Community Block B- First Floor
Multi- Functional Hall
SPA
Washroom (M)
Kitchen
Washroom (F)
GYM
SPA
56m2
Kitchen
31.5m2
GYM
110m2
Washrooms
30m2
Multi-functional Hall
61m2
URBAN DESIGN
The main objective of BIOVEINS is to provide, together with local stakeholders, the knowledge to identify the critical features of green and blue infrastructure (GBI), to guide the establishment, management and restoration of GBI, and to mitigate the effects of major urban global challenges, like habitat fragmentation, air pollution, and urban heat islands. Connectivity of green and blue infrastructures: living veins for biodiverse and healthy cities. Urban green areas have been shown to support native biodiversity, enhance ecosystem functions and provide important ecosystem services. Urban GREEN AND BLUE INFRASTRUCTURE (GBIS) are fragmented and isolated. GBI enhances the permeability for biodiversity through dense and hostile urban matrices.
Reading the City Site Introduction GURGAON TIMELINE GURGAON TIMELINE
1970: AMALGAMATION OF 1970:AMALGAMATION OF AGRICTULTURAL AGRICULTURAL VILLAGES / VILLAGES / MARUTI MARUTI ESTABLISHED ESTABLISHED
1971: MUSHROOMING 1971:MUSHROOMING OFOFREAL REALESTATE ESTATE AND AND DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT ALONG ALONG THEMAIN MAINSTREET STREET THE 1993: CONFIGURATION 1993: CONFIGURATION OFOFSETTLEMENTS AFTER SETTLEMENTS AFTER INTENSE INTENSEURBANISATION URBANIZATION BYBYPRIVATE PRIVATEAGENCIES AGENCIES LIKE LIKEDLF DLFAND AND ANSAL ANSAL
2002: ADDITIONOF OF 2002:ADDITION SECTORS SECTORSTO TO THE THE EXISTING STRUCTURE EXISTING STRUCTURE OF OFGURGAON GURGAON
Existing Activities School Park
Eco Restoration Wazirabad Bundh:Cycling, Jogging Tao Devi Lal: Walking, Jogging, Exercising, Outdoor sports Smriti Vatika: Prayers, Jogging, Walking, Exercising Neighbourhood Parks: Open gym machines, Kids swings, and a rectangular path to walk Not used, Filled with wild trees
Issues & Oppurtunities 2020
2015
1. Loss of green cover on site:
2010
Over the years the sectors expanded, decreasing farmland & natural vegetation.
2005
SECTOR 55A
SECTOR 53 DFL CITY 5
SECTOR 54 DFL
SECTOR 52: WAZIRABAD
2. Built Environment: SECTOR 56: HUDA
SECTOR 57: SUSHANT LOK 3
SECTOR 61
SECTOR 55: SUSHANT HUDA
SECTOR58: GHATA
The Built Environment has expanded over natural features leaving very little open space for residents
BEFORE 2004 2004-2010 2010-2015 2015-2020
Air pollution
Changing over the scale of months, the AQI levels are highest in early winter and goes down during monsoon
Issues & Oppurtunities JAN MAY MAR
FEB
OCT
APR
DEC
JUN
NOV
3. Pollution Levels:
SEP JUL
0
50
100
200
AUG
300
Changing over the scale of months, the AQI is highest in early winter and goes down in the monsoon
400
AQI
4. Natural Drainage:
Most Natural Drains on site have built over. Those that still run are currently polluted.
5. The Aravallis:
Towards the east of the site, a key ecological area. It is under conservation according to Masterplan 2031.
6. Broken Footpaths:
Most narrower footpaths (<1.5m) are broken
Issues & Oppurtunities
MAJOR DRAINS
7. Urban Flooding:
HIGHEST POINT ON SITE 310M
LOWEST POINT ON SITE 213M
Flooding has been a problem since the city has started developing. The concrete roads, pavements are blocking the water to drain. There is a lack of artificial drainage system. There is a sharp difference in highest and lowest point on site (i.e.>90m). There are only two natural drains. Built is done without consideration for the natural topography leading to water logging.
8. Water bodies disappearing:
By 2011 the amount of water bodies in Gurgaon had become a third of what they were in 1971
9. Site Connectivity:
The site is well connected via road network, with golf course road acting as a spine. Metro system is not well connected to old gurgaon. NATIONAL HIGHWAY STATE HIGHWAY MAJOR ROADS ROAD NETWORK METRO LINE METRO STATION BUS STATION
Issues & Oppurtunities 10. Citizen Safety:
Reported Cases (January 2018 - March 2019) Crime 24k to 50k
Well being
Environmental Factors Environmental Factors Physical/ Built Environment Physical/built environment Air Pollution Air pollution Water pollution Water Pollution Noise pollution Noise Pollution Housing/Home environment Housing/ Home environment Transport Transport Water quality & accessibility Water & accessibility Sanitationquality and Hygiene Waste generation management Sanitation & and Hygiene Green/Natural environment Waste generation & management Natural disaster Green/ Natural environment Natural Disaster
MENTAL HEALTH
PHYSICAL HEALTH
WELL BEING
Urban Governance Governance Urban
WELL - BEING
Public Participation/ forum Public participation/forum Performance delivery Performance delivery Facility forfor citizen complaints Facility citizen complaints Trust Trust Fairness in enforcing law Fairness in enforcing law Citizens’ Charter (right of access to basic services) Citizens’ Charter (right to access to basic services) Appropriate range and quality of council services Appropriate range & quality of council services
SOCIAL LIFE
Social Factors Social Factors
Urban Crime & safety Urban crime and safety Health Health carecare serviceservice adequacyadequacy Recreation/sport, sport Recreation/ Transport/mobility adequacy adequacy Transport/ Mobility Food security Food Poverty Security Poverty Education service adequacy Neighbourhoodservice connectedness Education adequacy Social connectedness connectedness Neighbourhood Work connectedness Social connectedness Toleranceconnectedness of diversity Work Community value Tolerance of Diversity Community Value
Economic Factors Economic Factors Family Income
Family income Cost of living Cost of living Home ownership Home ownership
Housing price/ affordability Housing price/affordability Access to job/ employment Access to job/employment Energy efficiency Energy efficiency Energy Energy costcost
Well-being incorporates the physical, social and psychological affects to a person’s life. The ideas of what constitutes well-being, and what aspects affect it differ greatly depending upon who is asked. When studying well-being of a group of people we can try to look at it on the basis of what it’s affected by and what it affects
ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND HUMAN WELL - BEING
Well being PROVISIONING SERVICES
SECURITY
PRODUCTS OBTAINED FROM ECOSYSTEMS FOOD FRESHWATER FUELWOOD FIBER BIOCHEMICALS
REGULATING SERVICES
BENEFITS OBTAINED FROM REGULATION OF ECOSYSTEM PROCESSES CLIMATE REGULATION DISEASE REGULATION WATER REGULATION WATER PURIFICATION
CULTURAL SERVICES
ABILITY TO LIVE IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY CLEAN AND SAFE SHELTER ABILITY TO REDUCE VULNERABILITY TO ECOLOGICAL SHOCKS AND STRESS
BASIC MATERIAL FOR A GOOD LIFE ABILITY TO ACCESS RESOURCES TO EARN INCOME AND GAIN A LIVLIHOOD
PHYSICAL HEALTH ABILITY TO BE ADEQUETLY NOURISHED ABILITY TO BE FREE FROM AVOIDABLE DISEASE ABILITY TO HAVE ADEQUETE AND CLEAN DRINKING WATER ABILITY TO HAVE CLEAN AIR ABILITY TO HAVE ENERGY TO KEEP WARM AND COOL
NONMATERIAL BENEFITS OBTAINED FROM ECOSYSTEMS RECREATION AND ECOTOURISM AESTHETIC INSPIRATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SENSE OF PLACE CULTURAL HERITAGE
GOOD SOCIAL RELATIONS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS AESTHETIC AND RECREATIONAL VALUES ASSOCIATED WITH ECOSYSTEMS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS CULTURAL AND SPIRITUAL VALUES ASSOCIATED WITH ECOSYSTEMS OPPORTUNITY TO OBSERVE, STUDY, AND LEARN ABOUT ECOSYSTEMS
Ecosystem services and human wellbeing: Ecosystem services are the benefits provided to humans by the natural environment and from healthy ecosystems
Formulating Urban Strategy EXISTING GREEN BLUE INFRASTRUCTURE
WATER BODIES
NATURAL DRAINAGE CHANNELS
OPEN FIELDS
PARKS
Evidencing EVOLUTION of GREEN-BLUE 2005
EVOLUTION of GREEN-BLUE 2021
0
100
500 M
FOREST AREA AGRICULTURE AREA OTHER GREENS NATURAL DRAINS
TYPOLOGIES OF DISRUPTORS OF GREEN BLUE INFRASTRUCTURE
ROAD
RESIDENTIAL
MARKET
INSTITUTIONS
OFFICE
HOTEL
Evidencing
Causes of Disruption
BLUE DISRUPTION
GREEN DISRUPTION BLUE DISRUPTION
RD 1 - GOLF COURSE ROAD RES 1 - SECTOR 53 BLOCK D MK 1 - VIPUL PLAZA SUNCITY RES 2 - EAST WEST APARTMENT AND SHIV SHAKTI APARTMENTS RES 3 - PRIYADARSHINI APARTMENTS RES 4 - VASTU APARTMENT RES 5 - GHATA RESIDENCES
RES
7
OFF
1
RES
RES
6
19
RES
RES
8
1
RES 6 - PARSVNATH EXOTICA RES RES 7 - PALM SPRINGS OFF 1 - MASTERPIECE COMPLEX 32 MK 2 - DHANI MARKET RES 8 - PARK PLACE APARTMENTS RES 9 - SWARSATI KUNJ RES 10 - LA LAGUNE RES 11 - THE VERANDAS MK 3 - CENTRUM PLAZA IN 1 - IILM UNIVERSITY RES 12 - SUNCITY HEIGHTS IN 2 - SUNCITY SCHOOL GURGAON RES 13 - SECTOR 56 BLOCK A MK RES 14 - SECTOR 55 SUSHANT LOK 2 BLOCK A 2 IN 3 - UNICOSMOS SCHOOL RES 15 - SECTOR 56 BLOCK A RES 16 - KENDRIYA VIHAR RES 17 - SECTOR 55 BLOCK B RES RES18 - C DOT APARTMENTS 21 RES 19 - PARK DRIVE RES 20 - THE CREST RES 21 - SARSWATI KUNJ 2 RES 22 - SUNCITY RES 23 - JALVAYU TOWERS RES 24 - SUSHANT LOK 2 BLOCK C RES 25 - ASHOKA APARTMENTS RES 26 - IFS APARTMENT RES 27 - SUSHANT LOK2 BLOCK G OFF 2 - IREO OFF 3 - CONNVERO CONSULTING RES RES 28 - GRAND HYATT APARTMENTS 33 RES 29 - PARSVNATH EXOTICA SARASWATI KUNJ RES 30 - VATIKA TOWERS RES 31 - SUNCITY BLOCK B
MK
2
RES
9
RES
RES
RES
10
RES
29
21
30
RES
22
RD
1
RES
11 RES
31
MK
1
MK
IN
2
3
RES
IN
31
1
RES
12
RES
2
RES
19
RES
8
RES
9
RES
RES
10
RES
29
30
RES
22
RD
1
IN
4
RES
11
MK
5
RES
31
MK
1
MK
IN
2
3
RES
IN
1
31
MK
4
RES
12
RES
IN
2
5
RES
23
GREEN DISRUPTION RES
RES
24
14 IN
RES
3
13
15
7
1
6
1
RES
23
RES
RES OFF
RES RES
RES
25
RES
3
RES
38
RES
17 RES
35
RES
16
RES
26
RES
RES 1 - SECTOR 52A RES 2 - SARSWATI KUNJ BLOCK G RES MK 1 - ORCHIDRESCENTRE 34 RES 3 - SUSHANT 43 LOK 2 BLOCK G IN 1 - SCOTTISH HIGH INT. SCHOOL RES 4 - SECTOR 57 BLOCK B RES 5 - ULLAHAWAS BAHARAMPUR NAYA INSECTOR 61 RES 6 - ALAHAWAS SECTOR 59 1 MK 2 - TAPASYA ONERES 39 RES 7 - SECTOR 57 BLOCK H RES 8 - SECTOR 57 BLOCK G RES 9 - PIONEER PRESIDIA APARTMENTS RES 10 - PIONEER PARK APARTMENTS HO 1 - ASCOTT IREO CITY RES 11 - GRAND ARCH APARTMENTS
IN
3
RES
RES
25
RES
15
3
4
27 RES
5
RES
17
RES
16
RES
26
IN 2 - IILM INSTITUTE RES 12 - SECTOR 57 BLOCK B RES 13 - BAHARAMPUR NAYA RES RES 14 - GRAND HYATT APARTMENTS 27 RES 15 - SECTOR 58 RESIDENCES RES 16 - MAGNUM TOWERS RES 17 - ALAHAWAS SECTOR 59 RES 18 - MAHINDRA LIFESPACES LUMINARE OFF 1 - IREO OFFICE
RES
RES
24
RES
14 RES
13
RES
4
RES
5
RES
RES
18
18
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OFF
2
2
RES
RES
28
28 OFF
3
RES
45
OFF
RES
46
3
RES
41
RES
42 RES
40
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47 RES
44
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RES
36 0
RD 1 - GOLF COURSE ROAD RES 1 - SECTOR 53 BLOCK D MK 1 - VIPUL PLAZA SUNCITY RES 2 - EAST WEST APARTMENT AND SHIV SHAKTI APT. RES 3 - PRIYADARSHINI APARTMENTS RES 4 - VASTU APARTMENT RES 5 - GHATA RESIDENCES RES 6 - PARSVNATH EXOTICA RES 7 - PALM SPRINGS OFF 1 - MASTERPIECE COMPLEX MK 2 - DHANI MARKET RES 8 - PARK PLACE APARTMENTS RES 9 - SWARSATI KUNJ RES 10 - LA LAGUNE RES 11 - THE VERANDAS MK 3 - CENTRUM PLAZA IN 1 - IILM UNIVERSITY RES 12 - SUNCITY HEIGHTS IN 2 - SUNCITY SCHOOL GURGAON RES 13 - SECTOR 56 BLOCK A RES 14 - SECTOR 55 SUSHANT LOK 2 BLOCK A IN 3 - UNICOSMOS SCHOOL RES 15 - SECTOR 56 BLOCK A RES 16 - KENDRIYA VIHAR RES 17 - SECTOR 55 BLOCK B RES 18 - C DOT APARTMENTS RES 19 - PARK DRIVE RES 20 - THE CREST RES 21 - SARSWATI KUNJ 2 RES 22 - SUNCITY RES 23 - JALVAYU TOWERS RES 24 - SUSHANT LOK 2 BLOCK C RES 25 - ASHOKA APARTMENTS RES 26 - IFS APARTMENT RES 27 - SUSHANT LOK2 BLOCK G OFF 2 - IREO OFF 3 - CONNVERO CONSULTING RES 28 - GRAND HYATT APARTMENTS RES 29 - PARSVNATH EXOTICA SARASWATI KUNJ RES 30 - VATIKA TOWERS RES 31 - SUNCITY BLOCK B
100
RES
48
HO
1
37
500 M
0
100
500 M
0
100
500 M
RES 32 - SECTOR 52A RES 33 - SARSWATI KUNJ BLOCK G MK 4 - ORCHID CENTRE RES 34 - SUSHANT LOK 2 BLOCK G IN 4 - SCOTTISH HIGH INT. SCHOOL RES 35 - SECTOR 57 BLOCK B RES 36 - ULLAHAWAS BAHARAMPUR NAYA SECTOR 61 RES 37 - ALAHAWAS SECTOR 59 MK 5 - TAPASYA ONE RES 38 - SECTOR 57 BLOCK H RES 39 - SECTOR 57 BLOCK G RES 40 - PIONEER PRESIDIA APARTMENTS RES 41 - PIONEER PARK APARTMENTS HO 1 - ASCOTT IREO CITY RES 42 - GRAND ARCH APARTMENTS IN 5 - IILM INSTITUTE RES 43 - SECTOR 57 BLOCK B RES 44 - BAHARAMPUR NAYA RES 45 - GRAND HYATT APARTMENTS RES 46 - SECTOR 58 RESIDENCES RES 47 - MAGNUM TOWERS RES 48 - ALAHAWAS SECTOR 59 RES 49 - MAHINDRA LIFESPACES LUMINARE OFF 4 - IREO OFFICE
COMBINED DISRUPTION RES
7
OFF
1
RES
RES
6
19
RES
RES
8
1
RES
32
MK
2
RES
9
RES
RES
RES
10
RES
29
21
30
RES
22
RD
1
IN
4
RES
11
MK
5
RES
31
MK
1
MK
IN
2
3
RES
33
RES
IN
1
31
MK
4
RES
12
RES
IN
2
5
RES
23 RES
RES
RES
RES
24
14
34
43
IN
RES
3
13
RES
38 IN
1
RES
39
RES
15
RES
25
RES
3
RES
17
RES
35
RES
16
Before 2005
RES
26
RES
4
RES
27
2005 - 2010
RES
5
RES
18
2010 - 2015
OFF
2
RES
28
2015 - 2021
OFF
RES
45
RES
46
3
RES
41
RES
Disrupted Drains Current Drains
42 RES
40
RES
47 RES
44
Disrupted Green
OFF
RES
4
49 RES
RES
36
HO
1
48
RES
37
Vision CREATE NETWORK OF GREEN - BLUE INFRASTRUCTURE IN ORDER TO IMPROVE WELL - BEING OF CITIZENS
Objectives 1. Revive green blue infrastructure that has been disrupted.
2. Propose new functions to enhance the currently existing green blue infrastructure.
3. Connect the network with neighboring typologies.
Strategies 1. Revive green blue infrastructure that has been disrupted.
1.1. CREATE ALTERNATIVE PATHS WHERE REQUIRED
1.2. PURIFY WATER
2. Propose new functions to enhance the currently existing green blue infrastructure.
2.1. CREATE SOCIAL NODES
2.2. CREATE SPACES TO INTERACT WITH NATURE
Strategies 3. Connect the network with neighboring typologies.
3.1. PHYSICAL CONNECT
3.2. VISUAL CONNECT
Urban Interventions City Level
WETLANDS GREENS NATURAL DRAINS
REVIVAL
PROPOSAL
Typologies Of Disruptors
Existing green blue infrastructure
• • • • •
• • • •
Road Residential Market Institutions Office hotel
Water bodies Natural drainage channels Parks Open fields
Precinct Level Proposal
0
100
500 M
FOREST AREA AGRICULTURE AREA OTHER GREENS BLUE PROPOSAL AREAS GREEN PROPOSAL AREAS
Precinct Level Revival
RES
7
OFF
1
RES
RES
6
19
RES
RES
8
1
RES
32
MK
2
RES
9
RES
RES
RES
10
RES
29
21
30
RES
22
RD
1
IN
4
RES
11
MK
5
RES
31
MK
1
MK
IN
2
3
RES
33
RES
IN
1
31
MK
4
RES
12
RES
IN
2
5
RES
23 RES
RES
RES
RES
43
24
14
34
IN
RES
3
13
RES
38 IN
1
RES
39
RES
15
RES
25
RES
3
RES
17
RES
35
RES
16
RES
26
RES
4
RES
27 RES
5
RES
18
OFF
2
RES
28 OFF
RES
45
RES
46
3
RES
41
RES
42 RES
40
RES
47 RES
44
OFF
RES
4
49 RES
RES
36
HO
1
48
RES
37 0
100
500 M
BEFORE 2005 2005 - 2010 2010 -2015 2015 - 2021 GREEN AREAS TO REVIVE BLUE AREAS TO REVIVE
Precinct Level Proposal & Revival
0
100
500 M
GREEN AREAS TO REVIVE BLUE AREAS TO REVIVE BLUE PROPOSAL AREAS GREEN PROPOSAL AREAS
Neighbourhood Level
REVIVAL • Residential • Road • Market
Key Plan
Neighbourhood Level
WATER FILTER SYSTEM
DEBRIS SCREEN WASHED SAND GRAVEL PERFORATED PIPE
RESIDENCE EXISTING PARK REVIVED DRAIN
POND CREATED BY DRAIN
REVIVAL • Residential • Road • Market
Key Plan
Neighbourhood Level
WATER FILTER SYSTEM
DEBRIS SCREEN WASHED SAND GRAVEL PERFORATED PIPE
MARKET
METRO LINE DRAIN
PEDESTRIAN
REVIVAL • Residential • Road • Market
Key Plan
Neighbourhood Level
WATER FILTER SYSTEM
DEBRIS SCREEN WASHED SAND GRAVEL PERFORATED PIPE
RESIDENCE RESIDENCE PARKING
PEDESTRIAN POND
REVIVAL • Residential • Road • Market
Key Plan
Neighbourhood Level WATER BODY & NATURAL DRAIN PARKING FOOD STALLS WALKING TRAIL WATER BODY BIRD WATCHING POINT BRIDGE FOOD STALLS PLAYGROUND SPORTS FIELD WATER BODY & PARK WALKING TRAIL ALONG BUNDH
PROPOSAL • Water Bodies • Natural Drainage • Parks
Key Plan
Neighbourhood Level
FOOD STALL SPORTS GROUND PLAYGROUND
WALKING PATH ON GROUND
WALKING PATH COVERING DRAIN
OVERHEAD BRIDGE CONNECTING TO SECTOR 52
PROPOSAL • Water Bodies • Natural Drainage • Parks
Key Plan
Neighbourhood Level
PARKING
FOOD POINT
WALKING PATH
ZEBRA CROSSING BRIDGE OVER WATER
BRIDGE OVER WATER
PROPOSAL • Water Bodies • Natural Drainage • Parks
Key Plan
Neighbourhood Level
CYCLE TRACK
PEDESTRIAN TRACK PAUSE POINT - BIRD WATCHING POINT
CYCLE TRACK CAFE
PROPOSAL • Water Bodies • Open Field • Natural Drainage
PEDESTRIAN TRACK
Key Plan
FINAL VIEWS