THESIS REPORT ON
BIOPHILIC APPOARCH IN INTERIOR DESIGN FOR SPACE OF LIBRARY
ATHESIS SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE DEGREE OF: BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN BY (ABDUR RAHAMAN) (ROLL NO. 1180107001)
THESIS GUIDE (AR. STYAM SHRIVASTAVA )
SESSION 2021-22
TO THE SCHOOL OFARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING BABU BANARASI DAS UNIVERSITY
LUCKNOW.
SCHOOL OFARCHITECTUREAND PLANNING BABU BANARASI DAS UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW (U.P.). CERTIFICATE
I hereby recommend that the thesis entitled “BIOPHILIC APPOARCH IN INTERIOR DESIGN FOR SPACE OF LIBRARY“ under the supervision, is the bonafide work of the students and can be accepted as partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Bachelor’s degree in interior design, school of Architecture and Planning, BBDU, Lucknow.
Prof. Mohit Kumar Agarwal
Prof. Sangeeta Sharma
Dean of Department
Head of Department
Recommendation
Accepted
Not Accepted
External Examiner
External Examiner
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First and foremost, praises and gratitude to ALLAH, for his blessings throughout my research work to strengthen me to complete the research successfully. am overwhelmed in all humbleness and gratefulness to acknowledge my depth to all those who have helped me to put my ideas into something above the level of simplicity and into something concrete. I want to thank School of Architecture & Planning, for allowing me to go forward with this topic, thereby providing me with all necessary documents and books
In completing this thesis report on project titled “Designing Futuristic Premises : Interior Transformation to add hybrid workspace quotient to office”, I had to take the help and guidance of a few respected people, who deserve my greatest gratitude
I would acknowledge my guide, AR. STYAM SHRIVASTAVA , for her constant motivation and for helping me decipher problems and possible solutions for my commission. His guidance, indulgence, dynamism, optimism, vision, sincerity and encouragement have deeply inspired and helped me in completing my thesis in a productive manner
I would like to show my gratitude to Ar. Saurabh Saxena and Ar. Abhinav Khare as my thesis coordinators, for keeping me well-informed about the methodology to carry out the study and to present the thesis works as clearly as possible. I would also extend my gratitude to all jurors for their invaluable suggestions and advice to achieve a better approach and proceed in the right direction Any attempt at any level can't be satisfactorily completed without the support and guidance of my MY MOTHER With that I am extremely grateful for their love, prayers, care and sacrifice and also for
educating and preparing me for my future.
MASTER ARCHITECT -AR. MUNSHI ABDULLAH KASU BOOK REFRANCE – INTERIOR DESIGN MOTIVATION THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX ,HE IS ALLAH GREATEST ARCHITECT.
Lastly, I want to extend my heartful gratitude to my sir ( AR. ABDUL MOHAMMAD HAMID) , for their keen interest in my work , for helping me collect the data, guiding me and motivating me
whenever I failed miserably and felt hopeless. MY SENIRS AR. FARAZ SAFIQ, DIVAY GUPTA , INSIA HASAN, ID. MOHAMMAD AHFAD KHAN , ID. SANA KHAN ID. RAKHI, AR. KASIM, AR.ZAID KHAN JUNIORS- HUZAIFA , HAIDER, HARSH , SHORYE, MANAS, HARSH KUSHWAHA, AISHA JAVED, SANA MUSTAQ, NAMRA FATIMA , ANJALI AGARWAL FRIENDS- FAIZ AHMAD, AYAN AHMAD, MOHD USMAN, PURNIMA GAUTAM , ADITI SHREE, NANDANI SINGH, SUNEEL BANSAL, IQRA KHAN , RITIKA
BABU BANARASI DAS UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW certificate of thesis submission for evaluation
1. Name ABDURRAHAMAN
2. Roll No. : 1180107001 3. Thesis title: BIOPHILIC APPARCH IN INTERIOR DESIGN FOR SPACE OF LIBRARY 4. Degree for which the thesis is submitted: BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN 5. Faculty of the University to which the thesis is submitted
YES / NO
6. Thesis Preparation Guide was referred to for preparing the thesis.
YES / NO
7. Specifications regarding thesis format have been closely followed.
YES / NO
8. The contents of the thesis have been organized based on the guidelines.
YES / NO
9. The thesis has been prepared without resorting to plagiarism.
YES / NO
10. All sources used have been cited appropriately.
YES /NO
11.The thesis has not been submitted elsewhere for a degree.
YES /NO
12. Submitted 4 spiral bound copies plus one CD.
YES /NO
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Signature of supervisor
(Signature of the Candidate)
AR. STYAM SHRIVASTAVA
Name:ABDUR RAHAMAN
BBDU, Lucknow
ROLL No.: 1180107001
TABLE OF CONTENT
S.NO.
TITLE
1.
INTRODUCTION
2.
SYNOPSIS 1. HISTORY AND BACKGROUND
3.
2.
INTERIOR FEATURE
3.
NEED OF THIS TOPIC
4.
ABOUT MY DESIGN & CONCEPT
5.
SCOPE & LIMITATION
6.
AIM
7.
OBJECTIVE
8.
METHOLOGY
SITE ANALYSIS 1. INTRODUCTION 2.
LOCATION
3.
SITE PLAN
4.
AREA ANALYSIS
5.
SWOT ANALYSIS
6.
CLIMATE
4.
LITERATURE STUDY
5.
CASE STUDY
6.
CONCEPT
7.
STANDERD’S
8.
DRAWINGS DEVELOPMENT DRAWING AND 3D MOOD AND MATERIAL SPACIFICATION
DETAILS
7.
8.
DRAWINGS 1. FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN
2.
WORKING DRAWING PLAN
3.
EEVATIONS
4.
SECTIONS
5.
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
6.
ELECTRICAL LAYOUT PLAN
7.
LOOPING PLAN
8.
FLOORING RENDER PLAN
ELECTIVE 1. CEILING SECTION DETAILS 2.
FURNITURE DETAILS
3.
BIBLOGRAPHI
A LIBRARY IS A CURATED COLLECTION OF SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND SIMILAR RESOURCES, SELECTED BY EXPERTS AND MADE ACCESSIBLE TO A DEFINED COMMUNITY FOR REFERENCE OR BORROWING. IT PROVIDES PHYSICAL OR DIGITAL ACCESS TO MATERIAL, AND MAY BE A PHYSICAL LOCATION OR A VIRTUAL SPACE, OR BOTH. A LIBRARY'S COLLECTION CAN INCLUDE BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS, MANUSCRIPTS, FILMS, MAPS, PRINTS, DOCUMENTS, MICROFORM, CDS, CASSETTES, VIDEOTAPES, DVDS, BLUE-RAY DISKS, E-BOOKS, AUDIO-BOOKS, DATABASES, AND OTHER FORMATS. LIBRARIES RANGE WIDELY IN SIZE UP TO MILLIONS OF ITEMS.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
BOOKS ARE FOR USE. EVERY READER HIS OR HER BOOK. EVERY BOOK ITS READER. SAVE THE TIME OF THE READER. A LIBRARY IS A GROWING ORGANISM
Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan
• TO LEARN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE . • TO UNDERSTAND NATURE OF LEARNERS AND EFFECT OF ARCHITECTURE ON THEIR LEARNING. • TO DEVELOP AFFECTION BETWEEN BOOKS AND STUDENTS. • TO STUDY THE CHANGING TRENDS OF MEDIUMS OF INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES IN TERMS OF SUITING THE USER REQUIREMENT. • TO STUDY THE VARIETY OF USERS/READERS COMING TO A PUBLIC LIBRARY IN TERMS OF THE AGE, BACKGROUND ETC. • TO FORMULATE A DESIGN SOLUTION OR REGENERATION OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY SUCH THAT IT PROVIDES BASIC LITERACY AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT GOALS AND AT THE SAME TIME BECOME A CENTER OF EXPLORATION AND INNOVATION FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY.
IT IS VERY MUCH IN NEED FOR THE LOCAL PUBLIC IN MATTER OF THEIR CASE SOLVING AND IN NEED OF A PLACE WHICH CAN EASILY APPROACHABLE. THEY OFFER FREE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES TO EVERYONE. THEY PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING. LIBRARIES MAKE COMMUNITIES HEALTHIER. THEY PRESERVE HISTORY, AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, TRUTH. LIBRARIES HELP CONNECT COMMUNITIES.
POSSIBILITIES OF INFORMAL MEETINGS AND SOCIALITY FOR THE LIBRARY’S MANY USERS. POSSIBILITY OF FACILITATING LEARNING ACTIVITIES. POSSIBILITY FOR STUDENTS TO WORK WITH THEIR STUDIES – ALONE OR IN SMALL GROUPS. POSSIBILITY OF OFFERING CLASSICAL LENDING FUNCTIONS. POSSIBILITY OF OFFERING A LOCAL CULTURAL STAGE.
INTEGRITY
PROFESSIONALISM
FAIRNESS
RESPECT
COOPERATION
THE LIBRARY CONCEPT DATES BACK MILLENNIA. THE FIRST SYSTEMATICALLY ORGANIZED LIBRARY IN THE ANCIENT MIDDLE EAST WAS ESTABLISHED IN THE 7TH CENTURY BCE BY ASSYRIAN RULER ASHURBANIPAL IN NINEVEH, IN CONTEMPORARY IRAQ. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_history
The Library of Ashurbanipal
https://beyond.britannica.com/what-is-the-world-s-oldest-library
India’s First Library OLD IS GOLD: THE FIRST PUBLIC LIBRARY IN INDIA IS THE STATE CENTRAL LIBRARY OF KERALA, ALSO KNOWN AS THE TRIVANDRUM PUBLIC LIBRARY. EARLIER KNOWN AS THE TRIVANDRUM PEOPLE'S LIBRARY, IT WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1829 AND ACCESSED BY THE PRIVILEGED CLASS DURING THE REIGN OF KING SWATHI THIRUNAL. IT WAS OPENED TO PUBLIC IN 1898. https://www.thehindu.com/society/why-is-madurais-oldest-library-in-peril-and-how-can-it-bereinvented/article19047254.ece
Kerala State Central Library
https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/2017/sep /25/188-year-old-kerala-state-central-library-to-be-blind-friendly-1662378.html
India’s Largest Library
National Library of india 1836; 186 years ago (as Calcutta Public Library)
THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF INDIA IS A LIBRARY LOCATED IN BELVEDERE ESTATE, ALIPORE, KOLKATA, INDIA. IT IS INDIA'S LARGEST LIBRARY BY VOLUME AND PUBLIC RECORD. THE NATIONAL LIBRARY IS UNDER MINISTRY OF CULTURE, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
CASE STUDY BASED ON FUNCTIONALITY OF LIBRARY
MAULANA AZAD LIBRARY IS REGARDED AS SECOND LARGEST UNIVERSITY LIBRARY OFASIA WITH MORE THAN 11.5 LAKH BOOKS/DOCUMENTS. THE FOUNDATION OF THE LIBRARY WAS LAID IN 1875 WHEN SIR SYED AHMAD KHAN, A GREAT SOCIAL REFORMER OF HIS TIME, ESTABLISHED A SCHOOL THAT LATER BECAME MOHAMMADEN ANGLO ORIENTAL COLLEGE IN 1877 AND FINALLY ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY IN 1920 BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT. THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE LIBRARY WAS LAID BY LORD LYTTON, THE THENVICEROY OF INDIA. THAT IS WHY, THE LIBRARY WAS ORIGINALLY NAMED AS LYTTON LIBRARY. THE PRESENT GRAND EIGHT STORIED BUILDING SURROUNDED BY 4.5 ACRES OF LAND WAS INAUGURATED BY LATE PANDIT JAWAHARLAL NEHRU, IN 1960 AND WAS NAMED AS MAULANA AZAD LIBRARY, AFTER THE NAME OF MAULANA ABUL KALAM AZAD.
ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY
MAULANA AZAD LIBRARY
THE TOTAL NUMBER OF BOOKS: 12,13,397THERE ARE 7 READING HALLS: WITH A SEATINGCAPACITY OF 1150
TEXTUAL STUDIES DIVISION (TSD): 2,96,349 BOOKS PROFESSIONAL STUDIES DIVISION (PSD): 2,24,035BOOKS RESEARCH DIVISION (RD): 45,485 BOOKS NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE (NMS): 17,450 BOOKS MEHMOODOOR REHMAN HALL (MR HALL) DALAI LAMA HALL (DL) BRAILLE SECTION (BS): 3500 (AUDIO BOOKS FOR THEBLINDS) PERIODICALS: TOTAL 671 JOURNALS (271-FOREIGN AND 400 INDIAN)
ALIGARH
CO-ORDINATES: LATITUDE: 27° 54′ 43.15″ N LONGITUDE: 78° 04′ 31.31″ E
ZAMA MASJID
VICTORIA GATE
SIR SYED HOUSE
AMU SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
NIZAM MUESEUM
TOTAL: 4.75 ACRES (19222 SQM.) GROUND :COVERAGE:20.2% (3898 SQM.) BUILT UP AREA : 7641 SQM. F.A.R.:0.39 HEIGHT:25M PARKING :25 (FOUR WHEELERS ) 250 (TWO WHEELERS) WATER BODY :YES
ENTER IN (PSD) CARPET USE FOR ACOUSTICAL TREATMENT TILES CEALING WOODEN TABLE WOODEN CHAIR MS WINDOWS
ENTER THE LIBRARY MAIN (DUA FRAME PAINTING) GUARD CHAIR WOODEN DOOR AND AMU DISPLAY AMU MODEL
ENTER THE CENTRAL HALL NFC READER ALUMINUM PARTISION MANUSCRIPT GALLERY CAD ,CADLOGES , FOUR COLUMS STAIRS
MATERIALS BOARD
ACOUSTICAL CARPET RS.1100- 3000 CUBIC FEET MS RACKS
ACOUSTICAL CARPET RS.80 SQM
S.S. RAILING LIBRARY TABLE WOODEN CHAIR
KATNI STONE RS.45-80 SQF (THINK-1621 MM)
SAWAR STONE RS.15-30 SQF
LIBRARY CARD CABINET
COLORS SHEME
KOTA STONE RS.32 SQF
LIME STONE TILES RS.50 SQF
GROUND FLOOR
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