KAYLANA LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT by Ashok Kumar Lakhpat Ram Enrollment No. 201503101710056
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE [B.Arch.]
Raman Bhakta School of Architecture (GJ-19) Uka Tarsadia University, Maliba Campus 2019-20 Thesis Guide: Ar. Dhruti Shah Assistant Professor Raman Bhakta School of Architecture Uka Tarsadia University
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CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the Final Thesis Report on the subject: “KAYLANA LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT” Is a bonafide work of Mr. Ashok Kumar Lakhpat Ram as a mandatory requirement for completion of the Bachelor of Architecture programme at the Raman Bhakta School of Architecture, (GJ-19) Uka Tarsadia University for the academic year 2019–20.
_____________________________ Ar. Dhruti Shah Assistant professor Raman Bhakta School of Architecture Uka Tarsadia University
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Ar. Hatim Khapra Thesis Coordinator Raman Bhakta School of Architecture Uka Tarsadia University
Ar. Sumesh Modi Director Raman Bhakta School of Architecture Uka Tarsadia University
DISCLAIMER
This document describes work undertaken as part of a programme of study at the Raman Bhakta School of Architecture, Uka Tarsadia University. All views, opinions and statements expressed therein remain the sole responsibility of the author, and do not necessarily represent those of the institute.
Name of the Student: Mr. Ashok Kumar Lakhpat Ram Enrolment No.: 201503101710056
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I have completed my thesis for bachelor degree with the help of my faculties, govt. authorities, my dearest friends and family members, without those this work was like to search water in the desert. First and foremost I will gratitude to my guide Ar. Dhruti shah who have supported me throughout my thesis. I thank to thesis coordinator Ar. Hatim khaprawala for his valuable suggestion and support in completion of this thesis. I would like to thank to the staff of Jodhpur Development Authority and Jodhpur Municipal Corporation who helped me in the secondary data collection. I would like to express my gratitude to my friends and special thanks to Mr. Jagdish Suthar, Mr. Bharat Suthar for their support during site visit. Finally I offer my sincerest gratitude to my parents and brother for their love and support which helped me to cross all the hurdles coming in my successful education life.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS DISCLAIMER………………………………………………………...……....i ACKNOWLEDGEMENT………………………………………………….....ii TABLE OF CONTENTS……………………………………………………...iii 1.
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................04 1.1 What Is Waterfront 1.2 Tpyes Of Waterfront 1.3 Function Of Lake 1.4 Aim 1.5 Objectives 1.6 Concern
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ABOUT THE PROJECT........................................................................07 2.1 What 2.2 Why 2.3 Where
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STUDY OF PROJECT..........................................................................09 3.1 About jodhpur city and lake kaylana 3.2 Lake analysis 3.3 Context 3.4 Site analysis 3.5 Site photos
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CASE STUDY .....................................................................................22 4.1 Kankariya Lakefront Development, Ahmedabad 4.2 Gopi Talav, Surat 4.3 Mansagar Lake Jaipur 4.4 Lake Pichola, Udaipur
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PROGRAM ….....................................................................................36
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FINAL DESIGN ..................................................................................39 7.1 Conceptual 7.2 Development progress 7.3 Master plan 7.4 Floor plan 7.5 3D views
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REFERENCES………………………………………………….........59
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1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 What Is Waterfront 1.2 Tpyes Of Waterfront 1.3 Function Of Lake 1.4 Aim 1.5 Objective 1.6 Concern
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1.1 WHAT IS WATERFRONTIn general, a waterfront is the zone of interaction between urban developments and the water and a waterfront area is considered as a unique and irreplaceable resource. Moreover, the waterfront is characterized as a place integrating land with water and having a natural attraction to people. In fact, the seashore and riverfront are the most attractive water features for human settlement and, in most countries the land in front of water is developed earlier than the inland areas. Waterfront development refers to any development in front of water and a water body a river, lake, ocean, bay, creek or canal.
1.2 TYPES OF WATERFRONT•
Breen & Rigby (1996) assign developed waterfronts into six distinct groups1. commercial waterfronts 2. cultural, educational and environmental waterfronts 3. historic waterfronts 4. recreational waterfronts 5. residential waterfronts and 6. working waterfronts.
Commercial waterfront
Recreational waterfront
Working waterfront
Resedential waterfront
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1.3 FUNCTION OF A LAKELake has many function such as1. Water 2. Ecology 3.Habitat 4. Recreational 5.Tourism drainage and discharge 6. Agriculture
1.4 AIM •
To Explore, Understand And Develop An Approach Toward Waterfront Of The City.
1.5 OBJECTIVES • To provide a resting space away from the bustle of the city • Know about the parameters of waterfront development • Know about the lakefront activities and the function of lake. • Identify current situation of lake for improve the connection of it with the other tourist destination • Identify the key issues in the design and development of lakefront. • Perceive relation between water and surrounding context. • Create an identity of the city on its waterfront. • How the culture of city will be connected to the lakefront
• To create a socio interactive space for the city
1.6 CONCERN Jodhpur has many places of attraction for tourists and lake kaylana is also one from them. All tourist places have its identity in itself but there is no identity of lake kaylana than other places. • There are lack of such amenities. Current situation is not good of lakefront. • The lakes are very important not only for the purpose of the water supply but also for tourism sector. In order to attract tourists to the lake, infrastructures are required. • So my concern is to develop lake kaylana and provide an identity to it. So people and tourist when come to visit, they can spend more time and get an experience of natural attraction. Ashok Kumar- 201503101710056
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2.0 ABOUT THE PROJECT 2.1 What 2.2 Why 2.3 Where
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2.1 WHAT A place where people come and visit to get expeience of nature. A place which is a fusion of recreational and cultural amenities. To develop the lake Kaylana which is located at Jodhpur city to provide a experiential space to the people of Jodhpur city so they can get an experience of natural attraction. 2.2 WHYMain concern was to provide an identity to Kaylana Lake. To create a link with another tourist place of Jodhpur city. To give a touch of Jodhpur city at its waterfront so people can relate themselves to own culture in the out side area of city. Why people would like to visit if there is noting to do at waterfront. To give such different different activities so every person can spend more time.
2.3 WHEREAt Kaylana Lake which is located about 8 km in the west of Jodhpur city. People of jodhpur city need a public space type natural attraction so they can visit at weekend and spend more time. It will attract to tourist and will help to increase tourism of city. It will give the feel of the culture of entire city. There are some place nearby Kaylana Lake where people of city and tourist come to visit. It will be the best that all places will be connected through every place.
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3.0 STUDY OF PROJECT 3.1 About Jodhpur city 3.2 About lake Kaylana 3.3 Context 3.4 Site analysis 3.5 Site photos
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3.1 About jodhpur city
Map of jodhpur Jodhpur is second largest city of Rajasthan state. The Jodhpur city was founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha. Jodhpur was historically the capital of the kingdom of Marwar, which is now part of Rajasthan. Jodhpur is A popular tourist destination, featuring many palaces, forts and temples. Jodhpur city attracts number of thousand tourists every year from all over because of the its art and culture. This city is acknowledged as the Sun city because it enjoys the bright and sunny weather all around the year. Jodhpur is also known as ’Blue city' as the houses are blue-painted in the old area of the city.
3.1.1 Architecture of jodhpur Jodhpur is a prominent city of Rajasthan and is a reservoir of magnificent palaces and majestic forts. Architecture of Jodhpur consists of historical monuments like Umaid Bhawan Palace, Mehrangarh Fort and the Jaswant Thada. Red sandstone carving, jharokha and stone jali can be seen in Jodhpur city everywhere.
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3.1 About jodhpur city 3.1.2 Places of recreation (a) Mandore garden, (b) Kaylana Lake (c) Shastri Circle (d) Masuria Hill Garden (e) Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park (f) Science Park (g) Ummed Garden (h) Chokelav Baag (i) Machiya Safari Park 3.1.3 Shopping Places in Jodhpur (a) Clock Tower Market (b) Nai Sarak (c) Sojati Gate Market (d) Mochi Bazaar (e) Umaid Bhawan Palace Market (f) Kapraa Bazaar(g) Sarafa Bazaar (f)Tripolia Bazaar 3.1.4 Festivals celebrate in jodhpur(a) Rajasthan International Folk Festival ( Riff) – Mehrangarh Fort (b) Marwar Festival Of Jodhpur – Mehrangarh Fort (c) Jodhpur Music Festival – Mehrangarh Fort (d) Marwar Festival – Ummaid Bhawan Palace (e) Jodhpur Flamenco & Gypsy Festival – Mehrangarh Fort (f) The Shopping Carnival – Taj Hari Hotel (g) World Sufi Festival – Mehrangarh Fort (h) Food A’fair – Polo Ground (i) World Sacred Spirit Festival – Mehrangarh Fort
Riff At Mehrangarh Fort
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3.2 About Kaylana lake Kaylana Lake is located 8 km west of Jodhpur in Rajasthan, India. It is an artificial lake, built by Pratap Singh in 1872. In ancient times this region had palaces and gardens made by two rulers of Jodhpur - Bhim Singh and Takhat Singh.
Length- 3.25 km. Distance from major station•
From railway station- 10km. Far
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From main bus stop- 9 km. Far
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From airport – 14 km. Far
Ownership •
The whole land of kaylana lake is under Jodhpur Development Authority.
AccessThere are an issue of access to lakefront. There is only two access to the lake. One is near KALESHWAR MAHADEV MANDIR and second is near KAILASHOHAM GAURESHWAR MAHADEV MANDIR.
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NON-ACCESSIBLE AREA
ACCESS 1 EDGE 1
EDGE 6
EDGE 2
EDGE 5
EDGE 4
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3.3 Context
Kailash Gaureshwar Mahadev Mandir
Machia Fort
Machia bio-logical park
Lake view resort
Contextual map
Water Treatment Plant
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Bijolai Gajananda Temple
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3.4 Site analysis Edge 1 Length - 500 mts. Activities- no activity happen on this edge Accessible - no
Strength - along the edge many plants are there. It gives a scene of full nature in evening time during sunset. Weakness – this edge have many spiny type BABOOL trees and CACTUS plants and there are unequal levels. It is making insecure to walk. There are no proper walkway to walk. Opportunity - this edge has potential to provide green plantation and develop lake shore.
TYPICAL SECTION OF EDGE
EDGE VIEWS
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3.4 Site analysis Edge 2 Length – 2.28 km Activities- people use this edge for temple visiting and walking along the lake. Accessible- yes
Strength – this edge has facility of pedestrian walkway. This edge is also using more after edge no. 6. Along the edge there are many temples so many people come here to visit. People can see attractive scene of lake with background of mountain during walking along the edge. Weakness – along the edge one side there are hilly area. It also have many spiny babool trees. Opportunity – it has an opportunity that it may be good experience path that will give direct connectivity to nature in case of water and greenery. People of city will use more if it has multi activities and experience type space. There is A need of develop with proper resources.
TYPICAL SECTION OF EDGE
EDGE VIEWS
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3.4 Site analysis Edge 3 Length – 371 mts Activities - people come here and sit at the bank of lake. And also come for photoshoot.
Accessible - yes Strength – here full greenery is available. And from here can be get full view of lake. Weakness – here is an issue of making pollute by throwing such kind of wastage into water. There is not proper facilities for sitting. Opportunity - there can be a opportunity of provide a botanical garden.
TYPICAL SECTION OF EDGE
EDGE VIEWS
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3.4 Site analysis Edge 4 Length – 1.65 km Activities - people come and walk. Accessible - no
Strength – this edge is walkable and have cleanness than other edges. Weakness – it does not have pedestrian walkway. There is not direct accessibility and people can’t walk and go there. Opportunity – there is an opportunity of development. People can get more natural experience and spend more time. Threat – if it is not develop then on this edge soil erosion may be increase.
TYPICAL SECTION OF EDGE
EDGE VIEWS
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3.4 Site analysis Edge 5 Length – 1.54 km Activities- generally people of city come here and spend time with friends. Accessible – yes but not directly connected
Strength - from this edge visitors can get best scene of nature with lake. This edge is not being pollute than other edge. Weakness – main major issue of thie edge is this that it is not directly accessible. This edge is not secure to walk due to unequal levels.
TYPICAL SECTION OF EDGE
EDGE VIEWS
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3.4 Site analysis Edge 6 Length – 357 mts Activities - no more activity happen on this edge except gathering people. People may be seen on this edge with group of friends. People walk on this edge. Accessible – yes but not walkable Strength – this is more active part of lake. It has greater tourist footfall. Whole year people can be seen at this edge. Near this edge road is passing so it is easily accessible for people. At evening time, city of people come here to see the view of sunset and spend time with family and friends. Weakness – some people are throwing waste on the edge of lake and making it dirty. On this edge soil erosion can be seen. This edge don’t have pedestrian walkway so people can’t walk along the lake.
TYPICAL SECTION OF EDGE
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Program formulation as per edges analysis EDGE
PRIORITY
AMENITIES
Medium
Jogging Track, Seating Area
This edge is not walkable. It will be helpful to connect edge no. 2 . After activation of this edge it will provide a space to visitors to walk around the lake.
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Floating Deck, Cycle Track Meditation Area, Sport Activities, food court and open ground
Along this edge, there are many temples and many people come here to visit. This edge is so active edge. BIJOLALI PLACE is also near this lake. It will help to active this edge.
EDGE 1
EDGE 2
EDGE 3
Medium
Low EDGE 4
Medium EDGE 5
EDGE 6
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High
Botanical Garden Open Gym Area Viewing Tower
REASON TO PROVIDE
As per analysis, this edge has more green patch. People use this edge to visit the temple. There can be seen footfall of people during evening time. There are not facility that people can stop and rest. It gives a full view of lake.
Jogging track, pathway It doesn’t have direct accessibility. There is not a proper walkway to walk along the lake shore. It is not active properly. A few people can be seen at this edge.
Viewing tower and sunset point Open amphitheatre
On this edge there is less possibility of development. Most of part is undulate type land. On the top of this edge there is one point that is known as GP PEAK. From this point people can get a full view lake and sunset.
Ghats, viewing tower, open ground for multi activities such as playing, gathering, festival celebration etc.
People gather here on festival such as GANPATI VISARJAN. On this edge auspicious activity happen. From here A full natural view of lake can be seen. It will be an opportunity to celebrate more festival on waterfront.
Intervention will be based on mainly two level-
1. Micro level – on this level every small activity will be focused as per lake function. How local public of jodhpur city can take more advantage of a natural place ? For that i am thinking that there can be added more activities and experienced space so people can come for different activities and spend more time. 2. Building level – there are some indoor activities those are not possible in open space so there is a need of different type of space. In those activities there can be indoor sport, reading area, meditation area, food court and cultural activities. Ashok Kumar- 201503101710056
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4.0 CASE STUDY 4.1 Kankariya Lake, Ahmedabad 4.2 Gopi Talav, Surat 4.3 Lake, Pichola, Udaipur 4.4 Mansagar Lake, Jaipur
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KAYLANA LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT 4.1 KANKARIYA LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT, AHMEDABAD 4.1.1 Project Information Location- maninagar, ahmedabad, gujarat Project type – lakefront redevelopment Client – ahmedabad muncipal corporation Consultant- HCPDPM Project year – 2006-2008 Stakeholders- tourists, nearby locals, kids and parents, eating enthusiasts, joggers, hawkers, service providers
SITE LOCATION
LAKE OVERALL VIEW
4.1.2 History ▪ The construction of the lake started by sultan muizz-ud-din muhammad shah II in the 15th century. The inscription at the lake mentions that it was completed during the reign of sultan qutb-ud-din ahmad shah II in 1451. According to this inscription, its name is placed as "hauj-e-qutb" (pond of qutb) after him. ▪ The kankaria lake has been an inseparable part of the identity of ahmedabad since its foundation in 1451. Kankaria tank was included in municipal limit in 1884 A.D. ▪ In 1928, Kankaria was declared protected under the Ancient Monuments Preservation Act. Ashok Kumar- 201503101710056
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KAYLANA LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT 4.1.3 Purpose Of Development ▪ However, the heavy traffic on the lake side road, disorganized informal activities, haphazard use of the right of way and the lack of sufficient access to the lakefront prevented the complete utilization of all its potentials. ▪ Initiated by the ahmedabad municipal corporation, this project is a comprehensive lakefront precinct set in the heart of the city of ahmedabad, and conceived as a memorable recreational urban space. Its primary objective is to create an efficient and durable infrastructure which would foster entirely new activities in addition to supporting current ones. 4.1.4 Activities
Boating, Museum, Aquarium, Water walk, Butterfly park, Exhibition, Desert safari, Ballon safari, Food courts, Kids play zone, Zoo park, Toy train 4.1.5 Attraction At Kankariya Lake-
Zoo park, balvatika, amusement park, kids city, toy train, ballon safari, nagina wadi, stone mural park, aquarium, ambubhai purani vyamshala 4.1.6 Festivals And Other Events At Kankaria Lake – ▪ September – ras garbha ▪ December – kankaria carnival ▪ January – dog show by ahmedabad police
VEHICLE & PEDESTRIAN ACCESS AREA
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ZONING
SECTION WITH PEDESTRIAN WAY
4.1.7 Cultures That Existed At Kankariya And Are Enhanced/Controlled By The Lake Front Development Project –
(i) Culture of celebration Noting down events that take place at kankaria like dushhehra & eid celebrations etc.. Now events like kankaria carnival, navratri and other such events make kankariya as one of the most important cultural centers of the city. (ii) Culture of food Food is generally inherent part of indian culture. A public place like kankariya is no different when it comes to food. It would have started as a need, but definitely developed as a culture that is practiced by many, i.E. Enjoying food at the lake. Ashok Kumar- 201503101710056
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KAYLANA LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT 4.1.8 Cultures That Are Newly Added To Kankariya Lakefront Project – (i) Culture of walkability (pedestrian friendly public space) A complete pedestrian friendly space is difficult to achieve and implement in the current urbanized context of indian cities. This project made a successful attempt towards a complete pedestrian friendly public space. (ii) Culture of public art From wall paintings to stone murals, art has become an inherent culture of this place. Various events that promote this culture also are the living examples of the same. (iii) Culture of recreation and games
Various games for kids like bungee jumping, water riders train ride etc. Has brought in the culture of involving kids in outdoor activities, also allowing kids to interact with various murals showing Gujarat's development in a public place like this. 4.1.9 Context And Opportunity (i) Socio-economic context The Kankariya lakefront is also the site of the annual Kankariya carnival that has been a major success for the last 4 years. The carnival has become one of the most awaited events in ahmedabad and every year there are a wide range of cultural programmes, performances, skits and competitions for people cutting across age groups. In addition to the social gatherings, this place acts as source of daily bread for many, who associate themselves with various activities like vending, hawking, etc. And benefit from those visiting the lake precinct at a daily basis, for various recreational activities related to food, lake, swimming pool, temple, zoo, garden, naginawadi, kids city etc.
NIGHT VIEW
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KAYLANA LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT (ii) Architectural / environmental context Architecture is represented in terms of the public related buildings and open spaces like temple, garden etc. Dutch tombs, summer palace in nagina wadi and historical dadu dayal temple alongwith the sluice are living examples of medieval architecture at kankaria lake front. Naginawadi and zoo area along with the lake precinct form a garland of green area. A very distinct step was taken by the amc by starting census of planted trees.
TOY TRAIN
NAGINA WADI
LAKE SURROUNDING AREA
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KAYLANA LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT 4.2 GOPI TALAV, SURAT 4.2.1 Project Information Location- Gopipura, Surat, Gujarat Project type – Lakefront redevelopment Client – Surat Municipal Corporation Designed by - Ar snehal shah, Ar vishal shah Project year – 2012 Stakeholders- tourists, nearby locals, eating enthusiasts, joggers, hawkers.
SITE LOCATION
4.2.2 History ▪ Gopi Talav was built by Malik Gopi, who was an affluent merchant and governor of Surat during the Mughal empire. ▪ Gopi Talav (talab) is located in the walled city area of Surat in the inner ring (the older fort wall) and the outer ring (the extended fort wall) around the circular lake area measuring about 1,00,000 sq.Mt. That includes water body 35,300 sq.Mt and surrounding area 64,700 sq.Mt. The travel accounts of the 17th century describe Gopi Talav as “an important urban recreational space with religious significance.” ▪ Around 500 years ago Gopi Talav was a part of the traditional water management system and was linked to the moats of the city wall. However, the talav started decaying due to rapid developments in the surrounding which hampered the natural catchments of the Talav..
LAKE WITH SITE CONTEXT
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The Gopi Talav was lost its existence & identity so main concern was to give an identity to itself. In 2012, the Gopi Talav was renovated by Surat Municipal Corporation and the area surrounding it was redeveloped as a recreational facility. 4.2.4 Amenities • • • • • • • • •
A water body of 3.30 ha. Water body Step well – conservation Theme parks Public plaza Jogging track Open –air theatre Viewing deck – jetty, food court Water sport facility – boating Central feature – aeration fountain and utility block for the
4.2.5 Zoning Of Lake Development There are 7 thematic zones which depicting peculiarities of surat History zones - this zone consists of history platforms, motifs, small amphitheatre, administration building and vav. Food zone - the park premises include a food zone called “surat nu jaman zone” comprising of 17 units 1 toilet block and seating plaza with concrete benches. Communal harmony zone - the communal harmony consists of meditation platforms, seating areas, lawns for performing yogas, conducting laughing club and a semi covered gazebo.
Diamond zone - the diamond zone is essentially a park area with ‘kohinoor fountain’ as the central feature of the zone. The zone also consists of a semicovered gazebo and benches for seating. Textile zone - this zone consists of children play area with play equipment's, rubber flooring, benches for seating and toilet block. Future zone - area of future zone is approx. 9000 sq.Mt. Which can be used for any future decided activities. Environment awareness zone - this zone consists of a park area and a big amphitheatre with a seating capacity of approx. 400 people. The area is predominantly meant for organizing performances. Ashok Kumar- 201503101710056
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SECTION THROUGH FOOD COURT
SECTION WITH VIEW POINT
HISTORY ZONE
GARDEN WITH SEATING BENCH
FOOD COURT AREA
NIGHT VIEW
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4.3 LAKE PICHOLA, UDAIPUR 4.3.1 Project Information Location- Udaipur, Rajasthan Project Type – Lakefront Redevelopment Developed by – Rajasthan Government
4.3.2 History
SITE LOCATION
Pichola lake was built in 1362 AD by banjara, a gypsy "banjara" tribesman who transported grain, during the reign of maharana lakha. Later, maharana udai singh, impressed by the charm of this lake with the backdrop of green hills and also enlarged the lake by constructing a stone masonry dam in the badipol region on the shore of the lake. 4.3.3 Purpose Of Development The main purpose of develop behind the lake pichola is to conserve the historic monuments like city palace, gangaur ghat, jag mandir etc.. To increase the number of tourists is also purpose of this.
LAKE EDGE BOUNDARY
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KAYLANA LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT 4.3.4 Festival Which Are Celebrate On Lakefront ▪ Gangaur festival ▪ Jal jhulni festival
4.3.5 Activities ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪
Photography shoot Boating Festival celebration Walking around lake
LAKE VIEW
4.3.6 Amenities •
Jag temple - A place where many destination weddings or movie shootings take place, Jag Mandir Palace is a large lake garden palace
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Gangaur Ghat - A historical main ghat on the waterfront of Lake Pichola, Gangaur Ghat is one of the main attractions of visiting Lake Pichola. It is the main site for the Gangaur Festival and Jal Jhulni Festival.
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Arsi vilas - Arsi Vilas is a small palace and an island where the royalty of Udaipur used to watch sunsets and is now a small bird sanctuary.
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Sunset view point
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Lakeside cafe and restraunts
CITY PALACE
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SITE LOCATION
4.4.2 History Man sagar lake is an artificial lake, situated in Jaipur, the capital of the state of rajasthan in india. It is named after raja Man Singh, the then ruler of Amer, who constructed it in c. 1610 The Jal Mahal is situated in the middle of the lake. 4.4.3 Purpose Of Development The purpose of develop behind the Mansagar lake is to restore the historic monument Jal Mahal and rejuvenate the lake with also aim to develop for as a tourist destination.
LAKE WITH SITE CONTEXT
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LAKE EDGE BOUNDARY
AFTER RESTORATION
BEFORE RESTORATION
4.4.4 Migratory Birds Throughout the year, more than 180 species of birds are making lake as a great attraction to bird watchers and tourists. Ashok Kumar- 201503101710056
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COMMON MOORHEN
WHITE PELICAN
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LIGHTMATTER FLAMINGO
CENTER POINT OF LAKE
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5.0 PROGRAM
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PROGRAM AREA(FOR 1 ROOM) SQ.M
NO.
TOTAL AREA SQ.M
reception
10
1
10
LOBBY
120
1
120
Information room
120
1
120
STORAGE
30
1
30
LAKE VIEW GALLERY
250
1
250
Control room
30
1
60
DRINKING WATER
5
1
5
TOILETS
20
2
40
SPACE NAME
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PURPOSE
Visitor center
TOTAL
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635
Cultural center RECEPTION
10
1
10
LOBBY
50
1
50
STATUE DISPLAY GALLERY
3.24 X 20
1
200
ART GALLERY
180
1
180
150
1
150
200
1
200
600
1
600
STAGE
115
1
115
GREEN ROOM
30
2
60
MEETING ROOM
100
1
100
ARCHIEVE
50
1
50
STORAGE
25
1
25
TOILET
20
2
40
GALLERY
INFO ABOUT JODHPUR
MULTI PURPOSE ROOM AMPHITHEATRE
SEATING FOR 300 PERSON
TOTAL
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10
1
10
LOBBY
50
1
50
BADMINTON 2 COURTS
AS PER STANDARD
2 X 150.5
1
301
BILLIARDS 3 TABLE
AS PER STANDARD
180
1
180
SQUASH
AS PER STANDARD
62.79
3
188.37
TABLE TENNIS – 2 TABLE
AS PER STANDARD
3.0 X 23.75 = 71.25
2
142.5
MULTIPLE PLAY AREA
CHESS, CARROM AND CARD
250
1
250
CHILDREN PLAY AREA
200
1
200
EXERCISE ROOM
200
1
200
CHANGING ROOM MEN
50
2
100
CHANGING ROOM WOMEN
50
2
100
Locker room
40
2
80
HEALTH CARE
80
1
80
50
2
100
20
2
40
STORAGE
EQUIPMENTS
TOILETS TOTAL
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2023
Cafeteria CANTEEN
Serving area
10
1
10
1
150
50
1
50
DINING KITCHEN
STORAGE
Food storage
20
1
20
UTILITY
Wash area
10
1
10
CAFE
150
1
150
DRINKING WATER
5
2
10
TOILETS
20
2
40
TOTAL
440
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CIRCULATION ( 25% ) =
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TOTAL BUILT UP =
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6.0 FINAL DESIGN 6.1 Conceptual ideas 6.2 Development progress 6.3 Master plan 6.4 Floor plan 6.5 3d views
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6.1 Conceptual ideas
SITE LOCATION
Total site area - 52,358 sq. M.
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➢ Massing on site Idea behind massing on site is to make a connectivity between contour and building. Spaces are also facing lake so there can be a direct visual connectivity to lake.
Massing on site steps
pathway
Floating deck
➢ A visual connection to lake
➢ Outdoor space and landspacing
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➢ Outdoor activities at lakeshore
➢ A connection between different type of space and lake
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Material to be use
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➢ Zoning on siteZoning has done as per activity and type of space. There are mainly three zone in which different different spaces have been provided.
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➢ A connection between different type of space and lake
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6.3 MASTER PLAN
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BOTANICAL GARDEN
FOOD COURT
LAKE PROMENADE
FLOWER GARDEN
FLOATING DECK
SPORT CENTRE
CHILDREN PLAY AREA
OPEN GYM AND MEDITATION
RESTING AND SEATING AREA
CULTURAL CENTRE
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PAVING MATERIAL DETAIL
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6.4 FLOOR PLAN
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3D VIEWS
ISO-METRIC VIEW OF CULTURAL CENTRE
FRONT FACADE OF CULTURAL CENTRE
VIEW WITH JAALI
LAKE VIEW GALLERY
INSIDE VIEW
COURTYARD
LOBBY OF CULTURAL CENRE
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3D VIEWS
ISO-METRIC VIEW OF SPORT CENTRE
BACK SIDE VIEW
A VIEW FROM COURTYARD
A VIEW FROM LOBBY TO COURTYARD
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JALI DETAIL
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FOOD COURT AND ROOFTOP DINING AREA
GAZEBO
A VIEW FROM PATHWAY
PATHWAY
INSIDE VIEW OF GAZEBO
SEATING AND RESTING SPACE
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6.5 3D VIEWS
ISO VIEW WITH PAVALLION
INSIDE VIEW OF ROOFTOP DINING
GARDEN WITH SEATING
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7.0 REFERENCESwww.waterfronts.com www.tourism,rajasthan.gov.in www.jodhpurmc.org www.urban.rajasthan.gov.in jda.urban.rajasthan.org.in www.en.climate-data.org www.hcp.co.in www.gopitalav.com https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/surat/504-year-old-Suratslost-lake-Gopi-Talav-set-to-regain-glory/articleshow/31186286.cms www.aanganarchitects.org www.udaipurtourism.co.in www.ilsfindia.com www.patrika,com
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