Thesis- GWALIOR INTERNATIONAL CRICKET STADIUM by Chanpreet Singh

Thesis- GWALIOR INTERNATIONAL CRICKET STADIUM

Gwalior International Cricket Stadium

Sightline and ‘C’- Value As stated in the book- Stadia, “The term ‘sightline’ refers to a spectator’s ability to see a critical point on the playing field over the head of the spectator below, and is measured by the ‘C’ value.” Use of a ‘super riser’ to ensure that spectators in wheelchairs can see over the heads of spectators in front of them, even when the latter rise to their feet. N=

(R+C) X (D+T) D

-R Tread fixed (Typical Seat)

Riser fixed (Typical Seat)

Nose fixed (Typical Seat)

Tread fixed (With Arms)

Riser fixed (With Arms)

Nose fixed (With Arms)

Tread fixed (Bench Seat/ Tractor Seat)

Riser fixed (Bench Seat/ Tractor Seat)

Nose fixed (Bench Seat/ Tractor Seat)

N= riser height; R= height between eye on ‘point of focus’ on the playing field; D= distance from eye to ‘point of focus’ on the playing field; T= depth of seating row

Fig 14- Sightline, ‘C’-Value and Spectators Seating Type Source- Stadia: A Design and Development Guide; by Geraint John, Rod Sheard and Ben Vickery (2007)

Thesis- GWALIOR INTERNATIONAL CRICKET STADIUM

Articles inside

Fig 119- Details and working of Drainage System

Fig 117- Constructing Concrete Slabs

Fig 116- Constructing Concrete Slabs

Fig 118- Section Across Drainage System

Fig 121- Substation Working Diagram

Fig 114- Composite Steel Deck Slab

Fig 105- Types of Raft Foundation

Fig 104- Types of Raft Foundation

Fig 101- Movement System and Publicness on the East Side

Fig 97- Noise levels in and around the site

Fig 96- Footfall around the site

Fig 99- Movement System and Publicness on the West Side

Fig 95- Section across the road west to the site

Fig 98- Movement System and Publicness on the North Side

Fig 100- Movement System and Publicness on the South Side

Fig 102- Site Sections

Fig 90- Reverse Nollis Diagram (Site

Fig 89- Nollis Diagram (Site

Fig 87- Context Relationship with Site

Fig 88- Context Mapping

Fig 86- Design Guidelines suitable for Gwalior

Fig 84- Sun Path diagram and Temperature Range of Gwalior

Fig 82- Rock formation and Soil Texture Plan of Gwalior

Fig 81- Gwalior Land-Use Masterplan (Stadium Marked

Fig 79- Gwalior West Masterplan (Left) and Gwalior Masterplan (Right

Fig 80- Gwalior Land-Use Masterplan

Fig 75- Mapping spectators journey

Fig 78- Site Location

Fig 73- Stadium Design Requirements as per Competition Brief

Fig 71- Various Structural Components of Narendra Modi Stadium

Fig 74- Hour Activation Diagram

Fig 70- Core Analysis- Narendra Modi Stadium

Fig 60- Radiation Analysis- Wankhede

Fig 66- Zoning and Functions: Narendra Modi Stadium

Fig 56- Zoning and Functions: Wankhede

Fig 54- Vehicular Movement around Wankhede

Fig 57- Circulation: Wankhede

Fig 53- Network and Circulation around Wankhede

Fig 55- Context around Wankhede

Fig 52- Wankhede Stadium

Fig 51- Media Center Study

Fig 50- Compton and Edrich Stand Study

Fig 48- The Lord’s Core

Fig 49- Warner Stand Study

Fig 45- C Value Calculation- The Lord’s

Fig 46- Built Unbuilt Relationship- The Lord’s

Fig 44- Zoning: Media Center

Fig 40- The Lord’s: Site Plan

Fig 43- Zoning: Warner and Compton Stand

Fig 42- Circulation: The Lord’s

Fig 39- Context around The Lord’s

Fig 37- Network and Circulation around The Lord’s

Fig 33- Beijing National Stadium

Fig 36- The Lord’s Cricket Stadium

Fig 2- Framework for Thesis Proposition

Fig 16- Retractable Roof of Al Janoub Stadium

Fig 30- Qingdao Citizen Fitness Center

Fig 14- Sightline, ‘C’-Value and Spectators Seating Type

Fig 18- Layering Stadium with Youth Center

Fig 5- Amalgmation of Different Layers

Fig 15-Al Janoub Stadium

Fig 17- Considerations for Materiality