USER 1
doing exercise
DIVYA PRAKASH
prayer
cooking
doing decors
A good balcony space with green plants and cool breeze along with a cooffee table, sitback chair and some music is perfect for her
socialising
Her like for rearrangements and decor works makes the requiremnet for a multipurpose space where she could do many activities as per functions
Open to nature and light for ambient mood for gatherings with tree cover in landscape to avoid heat
A well light and ambient semiopen space for her artworks and wall hanging facilities for her paintings and to store her tools.
An open party space or gathering space with music systems, barbeque stand, bar stands, pool game, etc. for her cousins, friends and neighbours when they come to visit them
A well developed cooking space for both she and her husband to work together and also a casual space when her cousins come home and they gather around the kitchen
A well lit space for praying
playing with cousins
open window for exterior nature view and ventilation
She dont have boundaries with her loved ones, so most of her spaced would be fully open for anyone and and well suited one for everyone to come in
USER 2 SHIVADAS
fond with dogs likes to ride motorbikes
likes / hobbies dedicated work
Chance for future dog, so facilities like dog kennel, dog hole on doors, etc
to loves reading
conversations about topics like economics, business,etc Dining space for his relatives, cousins and friends to come together and share topics
private space for him on different level for maximum privacy with natural light and balcony to read books or drink tea
porch space to park his car or bike
well made kitchen with all facilities for him and divya to work together
space to store memories uses common sofa for sleeping, working and reading
cooking
Large conference room with large round table and presentation board for his business meetings and discussions
dining space to eat and share topics together
does exercise regularly
Exercise facilities like treadmill, orbitrek, weights, etc
rout
USER 3
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ARJUN
random lifestyle with a free minset and unordered living motocross racing and garage works
listening to music A semiopen space where he could gather and do parties, dining, etc. with his friends, relatives etc.
spray painting on public or private walls
ride in his car through the city and beyond
A bounded space with a large wall a nd storage facilities to promote his graffitti skills, and store his tools
his personal room such thats it suits his mood and there is space for him to keep it messed up and explore his talents
all his spaces should be in ground level for easy access to his differently abled loved one, Serah
open dining space in his mood design
his own private garage
As he is a person with so much insecurities, he requires separate zones of spaces one where he could be isolated from others and spend his alone time. Another zone of spaces where he could spend his time with his loved ones
An open and relaxing space with nature presence for him to sit alone some time and listen to music or radio
RASTAS
wall where he does graffitti works
he spends most of his time in the motocross track and the attached garage
A
semiopen and cool place for his workouts
USER 4
SARAH ELIZABETH view to lushious outside through many openings
reading easy movement throughout
a well lit and ventilated space for his creative works like crafts, painting, etc
always surrounded with green spaces
since she loves paintings, facilities to hung paintings and arts
all her spaces in the ground level itself for her comfort to access
reduced heigth
enough width for openings ht li g
furnitures designed with reduced height for easy access for her
door handles at a height suited for her
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personal sound editing or rj space bounded with acoustical materials
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ramps that connect different levels throughout the building
an open space with lots of plants and creepers for her reading activity
ventilation and light from both sides
enough space for a wheelchair to move easily
paintings hung on 4 walls
even toilet space to be designed with proper facilities and measurements for her
public speaking
light and ventilation
easily accessible parking space for her future car near to the house
ON AIR
IDEA OF SPACE SPACE 1
An art space for Divya to try out her creativity and display them. facilities for wall hanging her paintings, storage of tools
a courtyard space where all the users could gather and with their friends or relatives a semiopen garden space maintained by Sarah since she likes gardening along with a hammock where Arjun could lie while interacting with Sarah
1200
1000
700
350
1570 2100
1650
ART ROOM 800
GARDEN
2100 800
2000
2250
GREEN COURTYARD SPACE
700
1100
4000
4540
WATER BODY
600
1500
600
3400
3000
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
5400
1500
storage to keep Divya’s painting tools
1600
4000
a ramp facility for Sarah to move in and out of the courtyard
sunlight passes through the glass and enters the courtyard space
height adjusted modification for easy access to Sarah
textured wall
600
850
2000
2600
1400
2060
the courtyard space is made ambient by the light falling through the painted glass and the textured wall enhances mood
2600
2000
1400
3000
400
1150 800
700
600
700
300
300
800
600
450
SECTIONAL VIEW
since the users love greenery and nature, green elements are used maximum in both interior and exterior
a bar stand allows easy access for the courtyard users to use the liquors when they want
a net bed which allows connection of the users to both levels visually and auditory
balcony space for the users to sit and relax after exercise with green elements
2000
1670
3680
2258
WORKOUT SPACE
2380
3745
800
3916
FIRST FLOOR PLAN glass wall for Divya to do her hobby of glass painting
used by Divya, Das and Arjun as an alternative to outdoor exercises
an ambient mood is created in both the excercise space and the net bed
B
6000
5000
13400
2500
LIVING
a badminton court for the children and the adults
500
5500
SPACE 2
an open space for Sarah to read books peacefully
10000
2500
3500
1000
500
DINING
A’
1500
enough passage and clearance spaces for the wheelchair to A move easily
3000
500
1500
2500 2200
800
2500
600
5500
POND
wooden benches to sit with neighbours and socialise
500
3500
500 KITCHEN
2000
500
a secondary table for the users to sit around the kitcen casually and mingle each other
Backyard with stone paved space with benches and barbeque stand along with an adjacent water body where Divya could spend time with the neighbours
B’
3200
500
700
1000
700
700
2500
1500
cool wind enters due to surrounding trees
A wooden deck space where the users could spend the cool weather with some barbeque and a good views of the pond and children playing in the backyard
SECTION A A’
SECTION B B’ door handle at a suitable height for Sarah to access
height adjusted island and kitchen slab for easy use of Sarah also a wooden deck through glass wall where they could use a small open dine, barbeque setup provided a ramp facility for sarah into the open ground
The kitchen dining and living spaces connected and blend into the outer backyard space with access and views All the users do their activities with or without interactions in this space
green space with lots of plants like creepers, bushes and other greens which make up a suitable space for sarah to read while being together with arjun SPACE 3
2000
arjun and sarah bedroom
875
garage space for arjun
Green courtyard with plants like creepers and bushes where all the users could gather and spend time together anjoy the weather and play games
2000
1500
2000
1750
5000
5500
875
4000 5000
ramp for easy access to sarah to many spaces in and around the building
3500
enough passage width for even sarah to move around with her wheelchair wall designed for arjun to express his spray paintings on
light and air enters
light and air enters 1500
2900
bed at a low height suitable for sarah to get on and down
plants at a height suitable for Sarah to take care of
A combo of spaces and activities fully used by Arjun and Sarah together Includes Arjun’s garage, heightened plant bed for Sarah, and drawing wall for Arjun
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GROUND FLOOR COMMON SPACE
PARENTS+GRANDPARENTS’ BEDROOMS
The entrance leads on to the kitchen and the adjacent dining space where all the users gather frequently
Since the location experiences only average temperature throughout, the roof is open made of steel frame and it only gives heat directly to the ground floor from above which inturn is reduced heat when reached there
presence of a tree in the centre c o u r t y a r d ensures shade and coolness
terracota roof tiles to reduce heat
use of second hand furnitures to ensure the new generation understands the value of tradition
white brick walls which makes the ambience peaceful and simple
wooden panel floors to reduce heat
Private spaces for the parents and grandparents are located on the farther end of the building occupying 2 floors. Both the spaces are connected with stairs and therefore to reach parents’ room, should go through the grandparents’ room which hinders the free flow
mattress on floor as per the practice of the saigon
use of simple wooden stairs to reduce use of bulky materials
The ground floor used by the whole family to gather around and spend time each other the family dining courtyard can see the children playing on the hammock top of them
The facade is a simple vertical form with steel frame part and the entrance is through a wooden double panelled door which leads to the welcomeing space. The whole house can be divided into two parts ie, private spaces and common spaces. The private spaces are again classiffied for parents, grandparents and children separately. They include bed rooms for parents, grand parents, children, and play spaces for children. Such a division of spaces makes the movement of the users easily and reach their target places faster
USERS
parents and grandparents children are the major users
CASE STUDY INFERENCE
wooden double panelled door
the central hammock space where children play together
an opening with steel frame and growing creepers to see the visitors
a cubic wooden space where the children could climb and play peacefully
use of less materials for facade makes the impression as simple as the user wanted it
the stairs are narrow such that only 2 children can pass through at the same easily
The division of spaces according to the users’ needs was an inspiring element that was used as an important aspect in the design development of the residence. Each users or couple in the residence were given their own zones where they could do most of their daily activities. Also combined spaces for interactions were also given Zone for Das and Divya on first floor Interactive activity or common zone for guests or family members Zone for Arjun and Sarah
The middle volume of the residence design acts as a common space for everyone and has visual connectivity from every space in the design whish is an ispiration from how the net space at the centre of Saigon house acts
CHILDREN’S SPACES The building was built majorly considering the children’s needs as per the user client wanted. Therefore about half of the whole house is dedicated solely for the children and takes form as their play spaces, bed spaces, gathering spaces, reading spaces, storage, etc.
ELAMKULAM
towards Elamkulam metro (1.5km from site)
ERNAKULAM
towards South Rilway Station (3km from site)
CHILAVANUR LAKE
Mantra Residential homes
TOWERLINE EAST ENCLAVE ROAD, CHILAVANUR, ERNAKULAM 9°57'38.0"N 76°18'32.2"E A 20 cent part of a bigger plot, the given site is situated in an urban context and an island with roads on three sides. The place is mostly crowded by vehicles as well as pedestrians. The major landmarks include Elamkulam Metro and Chilavanur Kayal Bund Road
towards Chilavanur Kayal Bund Road
LOCATION PLAN SITE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL CHILAVANUR LAKE
CHILAVANUR ELAMKULAM METRO
TO ELAMKULAM ADJACENT RESIDENCE G+1 APARTMENT BUILDING G+4
VEGETATION Mangifera indica (mango tree) Height: 15m-30m
Cocos nucifera (coconut tree) Height: 15m-25m
20 CENT 100 LVL VACANT PLOT
TOWARDS PRIVATE PLOTS FACING BACKWATERS
best position suited for working spaces without noise for Das
Buffer trees or bushes can be provided to reduce the disturbances from the roads
VACANT PLOT
SITE
ADJACENT COMMERCIAL BUILDING G+3
comparatively lesser sound from the sub roads but the adjacent commercial buildings contribute to noise at times
Maximum sound and traffic experienced from this side because of the main road
drainage line electric post coconut tree
SITE PLAN
mango tree
NOISE ANALYSIS
TO CHILAVANUR
comparatively less crowd due to the undeveloped road beside that makes it uncomfortable
undeveloped road
residential development
VACANT PLOT
+
VACANT PLOT
SITE
direct view into site suitable for facade
SITE
residential development
MINOR TRAFFIC COMPOUND WALL
best entrance for the building due to less traffic and maintained road
TRAFFIC AND ACCESS
filtered view into site due to mango tree
path best suited for jogging as it leads to the backwaters and also its less traffic
MAJOR TRAFFIC
+
+
SITE
vacant plot + vagetation and feeble view towards backwaters (suited for balconies)
more crowd present being a junction and also people gather together from adjacent residents
CROWD NODES
commercial development
access to and out of the apartment building adjacent to side induces crowd here
Most traffic at morning and evening times of the day since it is times when the people go for work or studies
1
2 1
2
VIEWS FROM AND INTO SITE
major wind from SW to NE slighly affected by adjacent buildings but can be enhanced by landscape strategies
local wind from east backwaters mostly affected by the adjacent apartment building
providing openings on both east and west face allows entry of wind from both sides and creates good environment
WIND ROSE DIAGRAM
humidity absorbing plants to be installed the house or other design strategies to reduce the formation of humidity due to the entry of moisture containing air from the east backwaters
temperature is moderate and february to april has maximum. design strategies like sloping roofs and green coutyards can further reduce the temperature
more vegetation can be added to avoid soil runoff or erosion in the site
DRAINAGE drainage line rainwater flowing
SITE
Providing a modification in the landform or builtform as a slope from the northeast corner of the site can allow free flow of rainwater into the drainage lines offsite or rainwater recycling methods can be adopted to the underground or provide water seeping ground materials
SETBACK RULES (KMBR) . 3m of front yard . 1.5m of rearyard . 1m setback from both sides 2m
1m SITE
BUILDABLE AREA
3m 2m
Considering either one of the side facing NW or SE as the rear, a setback of 2m can be taken so as to reach the minimum compulsory setback rules of KMBR from side roads and so the side facing NE need only 1m setback
The front setback space can be utilised to introduce landscape features so as to give the visitors a welcoming environment
SHADOW ANALYSIS MORNING 8:30am
The morning sun from east is half blocked by the adjacent tall commercial buildings which come in the path of the sun reaching the site
SUMMER SOLSTICE
AUTUMN FALL
NOON 12:00pm
Sun in the noon falls largely into the site as only a small portion of the rays are blocked by adjacent buildings. design strategies like sloped roof to be introduced to reduce heat
WINTER SOLSTICE
SUN PATH EVENING 5:30pm
The low heating sun rays of evening is fallen filtered through the coconut trees lined up in the west front of the site
The sun in the locaation follows a path of east to west at a small angle of inclination towards south which leads to forming shaded regions due to casting shadows from the adjacent tall buildings into the site
shadows from the coconut tree line forms filtered lighting into the site
Providing openings in the facade allows entry of indirect evening lihght into the house. further providing filteration of light like jali creates an ambience inside
shaded regions due to the vegetation (suited for open cooling spaces)
facade facing the east side allows a clear view for the pedestrians
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SITE INFERENCES
Buffer trees or bushes can be provided to reduce the noise disturbances from the neighourhood that enters the house
best position suited as working and reading space for Das away from the noises.
Meeting room with presentation board for Das to make discussions with partners can be placed in this less-noise region
privacy requiring spaces like bedrooms for all the users can be provided in the north east end of the site away from all the disturbances from the roads and commercials
personal RJ edit studio for Sarah can be kept where there is minimum entry of noise
prayer room for Divya can also be given in this space where least noise is experienced
the coconut trees lined up in the East side of the site provides an ambient view for the site
a cool place towards the view or in the surronding of the mango tree for Arjun to sit and relax or listen to music can be provided in the NW or SE sides of the site
the 4 floors apartment building creates a privacy issue for the users in the site. Providing vegetation on some points where privacy is required can cover the view to a limit
a semi open space for Sarah in between the presence of mango trees and other vegetations along with a garden space
a view towards the east backwaters can be achieved from a certain point in the site at some level above the ground and can be utilised for balcony space for Das and Divya bedroom
best possible space for an open party setup can be arranged on a lvl + 1 such that it get views to both the vacant plot or landscape and the amazing city view at night
wind gets blocked a little from entering the site due to adjacent buildings. Provide vegetations so as to enhance the wind that enters the site
balcony space of Divya and Das bedroom can be faced towards the feeble wind from east backwaters creating a cool atmosphere there and enjoy the rain
the local winds from east backwaters maybe humidity containing and can be removed from humidity by applying humidity absorbing plant or other means
semiopen workout space for Arjun, Das and Divya facing any of the wind facing direction so that it creates a comfortable working condition
the rain falls at an angle due to the effect of wind and hence overhanges for roof and high plinth can be given to avoid rain hitting the wall
semiopen dining space outside on a deck space where they could enjoy the rain and eat together
the shadows created when sunlight falls on the trees makes cool shady spots which can be used as leisure or gathering spaces
art room for Divya can be placed facing the direction of sun so that ambience can be created through glass painting inside
the shadows of the coconut trees create a filtering effect when it falls on the site, suitable for gathering spaces or outdoor activities
cool shaded space for Arjun to sit, relax and listen to music at his alone times
the adjacent buildings and vegetation makes a lot fo shadows which cover almost half of the site during mornings and evenings, making it the best time for outdoor games
openings can be provided as jalis or slits for lighting and ventilation and as fixed glass for visiual experience and they can be facing NW direction mostly
VACANT PLOT
SITE
INFERENCES USER SPECIFIC OPPORTUNITIES
residential development
+ a good view of coconut trees lined up
+
+
SITE
vacant plot + vagetation and feeble view towards backwaters (suited for balconies)
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residential development
filtered view into site due to mango tree
commercial development
h2o SITE
SITE
shadow
STRENGTH
WEAKNESS
VACANT PLOT
SITE
Many commercial buildings surround the site and neighbourhood context has many utilities and service providing buildings. It stands as a positive feature since the users would not want to go long distances for emergencies or other purposes
OPPORTUNITIES
THREATS
VACANT PLOT
VACANT PLOT
SITE
Surrounding buildings block views, air flow and even privacy of the site. Water clogging is possible since the land is flat throughout. Inadequate vegetation on site which creates the need to add more of them to acheive certain goals
SITE
The sun path, and the wind directions creates many comfortable regions inside the site most of the time which are potential spaces to achieve many user activities both inside and outside the building
SITE
The vacant plot on the East side can be used for many constructions works or to bring up buildings that can alter the peacefulness of the site. Easy access for unwanted animals like stray dogs unless proper barriers provided
SPACE
IDEA OF SPACE I
USERS
ACTIVITIES
Garden space attached to house
Sarah and Arjun
Sarah is really into nature and she sits reading books, taking care of the plants and watching birds
Plant beds 70cm high, min. 1.5m clearance passage space for wheelchair throughout, hammock space for Arjun
Art room on the first floor
Divya
Space where Divya exhibits her artistic creativities and hence lightens the entire space
Storage, table, space for placing canvas stand and boards
Living room
Arjun, Divya, Das, Sarah
All the users gather together to share talks, play games, drinks etc.
Sofa 70cmx1650cm (x2), table 80cmx80cm, storage 235cmx138.5cm, free spaces for interactions and movement
8 x 4.8 = 38.4 sq.m
kitchen
Arjun, Divya, Das, Sarah
making dishes, storage of utensils, washing dishes, etc
kitchen cabinets, kitchen slab
8 x 3.12 = 24.96 sq.m
bedroom
Das, Divya
Master bedroom with attached work station
Bed 2mx1.5m, work table with chair
5.57x5.4 = 30.08 sq.m
attached balcony space
Arjun, Das, Divya
Users sits here to enjoy the east backwater views when they are alone or together
80cm dia. swing chair
2.21x5.3 = 11.7sq.m
dining space
Arjun, Divya, Das, Sarah
All the users dine together and share talks with the view of the outside garden
94.7cmx255.1cm table, chairs
5.05x8 = 40.4sq.m
340 200 823
800
GARDEN DINING
185
LIVING
200
KITCHEN
150
1300
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
120 470
540
ART ROOM
BEDROOM WITH WORK SPACE
INDIVIDUAL AREAS
530
BALCONY
221 557
The dining, living and kitchen forms adjacent spaces within a space FIRST FLOOR PLAN
the balcony space adjacent to the bedroom has a pleasant view towards the east backwaters
A continuous platform forms the art space for Divya which leads to the glass wall in the front
334
Degree of activity rate shown by the size of circles that represent each spaces
384 308
The large canopy tree beside the garden space filters the light entering through the glass walls further
play of connection through levels with help of double height floors and the dining space have a good view towards the outside garden. The tree outside creates a visual treat for the users inside
ORIENTATION ON SITE The relation pattern between the spaces is shown. The living room has the most connection towards the other spaces in different levels and all these spaces form interlocking spaces VACANT PLOT
SITE
the sunlight falls on the glass wall in such a way it creates an ambient atmosphere inside the building
The space can be oriented in the such that the garden space faces the SW side of the site. Its positioned like that so that the evening sun could enter through the glass walls. Also the major winds from SW could ensure more comfort and relaxation in the garden.
pergola with glass is given on the garden space and it filters the light entering
the glass wall lets filtered light enter into the main rooms but less heat due to creepers on the glass
TOTAL 3.4 X 8.2 = 27.88 sq.m
2.4 x 4.7 = 11.28sq.m
IDEA OF SPACE II
SPACE
USERS
ACTIVITIES
INDIVIDUAL AREAS
Living space with television
Sarah, Arjun, Divya, Das
The users sit together and watch television and also welcome guests here
Sofa 70cmx1650cm (x2), table 80cmx80cm, 150cm width for wheelchair circulation
Dining space
Sarah, Arjun, Divya, Das
All the users gather and dine on the table and they interact with the adjacent deck space
Dining table 300cmx150cm, 8 chairs, 150cm width wheelchair circulation
Kitchen
Arjun, Divya, Das, Sarah
While one or 2 users cook the others gather there itself to interact with them
Kitchen slab 80cmx527cm (lowered slab present for Sarah at 70cm height), Island table 278cmx60cm with 3 chairs
Deck space
Arjun, Divya, Das, Sarah
A transition space from the building into the frontyard where users sit and enjoy nature or watch the game
Badminton court
Arjun, Das, Divya
Gathering space
Arjun, Das, Divya, Sarah
TOTAL 6.12x4.37 = 26.74 sq.m
6.12x5.62 = 34.39sq.m
6x5.27 = 31.62 sq.m
Arm chair, seatings, ramp, green creepers
3.67x9.6 = 35.23 sq.m
They play badminton or other games in this free space which can be converted by using net or other utilities
court space and surrounding circulation
12.12x5.5 = 30.08 sq.m
all the users gather around and share talks or activities with friends and barbeque
garden bench, barbeque stand
4x4 = 16 sq.m
VACANT PLOT
500
2500
SITE
The space can be oriented such that the deck space and the court space faces the SW side of the site. Its positioned such that the line of coconut trees creates a special filteration of light into the frontyard. Also there is maximum effect of wind and shades from other buildings fall on the site at evening creating a good space for playing outdoor games
ORIENTATION IN SITE
The relation pattern between the living, dining, deck and kitchen spaces are shown. The living space is connected both visually and physically to the dining space which inturn connected to kitchen space. Both the living and dining spaces are connected to the deck space also. Therefore all these spaces form interlocking spaces
550 BADMINTON COURT 437.5 LIVING
960 500
2500
1212
367
612
DECK
562.5
The dining space and deck space are connected physically by foldable glass door which provide full visual and physical connection between them
300 DINING
150
150 250
KITCHEN
150 RAMP
A-A
540
The LIving space, deck space and Kitchen space form adjacent spaces of the dining space and they are connected together
527.0 GATHERING SPACE
248.8
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
400
400
540
150
Ramp makes the connection for Sarah from the deck space into the frontyard spaces. The ramp is paved with textured tile material for easy movement of wheelchair
300 70
80
SECTION A-A
Degree of activity rate shown by the size of circles that represent each spaces. The Dining space, deck and the gathering space experiences the most activities by the users Since they are the most interactive of the spaces
SITE ZONING
Living space A view towards the outdoor vegetation and garden and also the filtering of ligh from the artroom enhances the ambience of the space
Kitchen space The setback rules for this site recommends to keep the rear entrance into the kitchen to be placed facing the NW side. Also it should be placed adjacent to dining space for easy movement of dishes
Dining room with art room on G+1
Since the sun’s light can affect the interior spaces through design elements and create ambience
Guest rooms can be placed here
Garden spaces for Sarah
2m
The soil fertility and the effect of vegetation on this region makes the spot perfect for garden ing
Welcoming space for guests Best suited since the transition from the front deck space and into the living space adjacent enables easy circulation and the view of the courtyard makes the best impression for the visitors
1m
Bedrooms on GL and GL+1 both The morning sunlight gets filtered through the mango tree and creates a beautiful ambience when the user wakes up
3m
2m
Garage space A detached from the house garage space can be arranged here amongs the shade of the trees and so it makes thetransition towards the garage from the building like a pocket space
Landscape areas, Outdoor games, frontyard deck space, entrance into house Light falls onto this region such that it is filtered through the line of coconut trees and create an ambience for outdoor gathering spaces and shadows from adjacent buildings bring in spaces for outdoor games
There is maximum privacy from the disturbances of the main road and crowd
Courtyard space
Entrance to site Entrance from a side of the site which is less affected by the traffic and gives a peaceful entrance
The space should be connected to most of the other spaces and acts as a space for visual and physical treat. Also the shade from adjacent spaces creates a comfortoble environment inside the courtyard
ENTRANCE SITOUT LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM SWIMMING POOL
First degree space under the shade of the mango tree on the SE side of the site Suitable for bedroom space since the shade and filtering of the tree creates an ambience, reading space for Sarah and resting space for Arjun
ART ROOM FOR DIVYA KITCHEN INDOOR GAME BEDROOM (DAS+DIVYA) BEDROOM (ARJUN+SARAH) COURTYARD BALCONY WORKOUT SPACE BATHROOM (DAS+DIVYA) BATHROOM (ARJUN+SARAH)
most adjacent
GARAGE (ARJUN)
less adjacency not adjacent
Second degree space beside the lined up coconut trees. It creates a suitable space for gatherings and interactive activities and also it is a visual treatment for the site and the building
PROXIMITY CHART
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T he l i vi ng s pace openst oas wi mmi ng pool wi t hveget at i ont hatbr i ngsi nbeaut i f ulvi ewsi nt ot hel i vi ng s paceand al s oi t makespeopl ewantt ogett oget herand i nt er act
I DEAOFSPACEAND MOVI EF RAME
I NDOORANDOUT DOORREL AT I ONSHI PS
T hedi ni ngl i vi ngandki t chens pacesar e connect ed l i near l yand open t o al l ow t he f r ee f l ow ofs pacesand t o exper i encet heambi enceoft hef i l t er ed l i ght equal l yoneachs pace
Apubl i ci nt er act i ves pacewi t ht heI ndoor gami ng s pace,Out door di ni ng s pace and t he bi ke gar age t hatmakesup t he cont i nuouss pace f orf r i endsand t hei r gat her i ngsand r el at i ons hi p wi t ht he di s pl ayedbi kegar age
BEDROOM
KI T CHEN
DI NI NG
L I VI NG
I NDOORGAMI NG SPACE
OUT DOORDI NI NG SPACE
BI KEGARAGE
Ki t chent owor kt oget her
Ar tgl as sdoor sf orDi vya
Di ni ngs pacet os i tt oget her
BEDROOM F ORARJ UN ANDSARAH BI KEGARAGE
F ORM DEVEL OPMENT
An out doorpr i vat ei nt er act i ve gar den s pace bes i de Ar j un’ sand Sar ah’ sbedr oom f ort hem t os pendt hei rt i met oget her .WhenAr j unwor kswi t hhi smot or bi kei n t he gar age,S ar ah coul d be wi t h hi m r eadi ngabookort al ki ngt ohi m.
GARDENSPACEF OR SARAHT O READ
PUBL I C SPACES
PUBL I C SPACES
PRI VAT ESPACES maj orl i nes
SWI MMI NG POOL
L I VI NG
DI NI NG
KI T CHEN
T hepl anni ngi ss ucht hatt hewhol ebui l di ngi smadeupof3maj ors pacecombi nat i ons i nt he bas e ofus er ss uch ast wo publ i candapr i vat es paces
Addi ng ver t i calpl anest ot hemaj orl i nes oft hepl ant hatmakesupt hef or m oft he pl anandkeepi ngt hes ever t i cal pl anesas bas ef ort hef ur t herdevel opment
T he di ni ngl i vi ngki t chen publ i ci nt er act i ve s pacesar et r eat ed wi t h vi ew f r om t hes wi mmi ngpoolandt hef ount ai nand t her ef or et heout doorbr i ngsi nt heambi encef ort hei nt er i or
SPAT I ALREL AT I ONSHI P
OPENT ERRACE SPACE
F AMI L YT VSPACE
ADJ ACENTSPACES T heopent er r aces pacei sconnect edt o t he f ami l yT Vs pace t o deci pherbot h s pacesasa l ar gercombi ned gat her i ng s pacef orf unct i onsorpar t i es
Addi ng r ooft ot he t hr ee s pacesand t he mi ddl e vol ume act s as a t r ans par ent common vol ume bet ween t wo vol umes al s ot he i ns i de pl acementoft he mi ddl e vol ume r educe t he ent r yofheati nt ot he t r ans par ents paces
BEDROOM F ORARJ UN ANDSARAH BI KEGARAGE
COMMONSPACE Pl aywi t hl evel st oenhancet hedi f f er ent s paces .Ext r us i onsand s coopi ng out st o emphas i s et hedi f f er encei nl evel s
T he gar den s pace f orAr j un and S ar ah act sasa common s pace f ort he bedr oom andbi kegar ageandl i nkst hehobbi esofAr j unandSar ahi e,gar deni ngand bi kes er vi ci ngr es pect i vel y
GARDENSPACEF OR SARAHT O READ
ADJ ACENTSPACE T hemi ddl es pacei ss l opedt i l er oof i ngt o br i ng i ns i de t he t r adt i onal i t y and al s ot o r educeheataccumul at i on. I nt r oduct i onofopeni ngsandex t r us i onst o benef i tf r om t hevi ews ,s unl i ghtandwi nd
SWI MMI NG POOL
L I VI NG
DI NI NG
KI T CHEN
T hes wi mmi ng pools pacewi t ht hedeck act sast headj acentambi encepr ovi di ng s pace f ort he L i vi ng,Di ni ng s pacesand al s oi tpr ovi dest he l i ght i ng and caus t i cs i nt ot hei ns i des paces
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT SHEET PATH-SPACE RELATION AXIAL PATH
The axes formed by the planform connects multile spaces with pathways
CONNECTING PATH
There are many pathways that connect within the indoor spaces and also indoor to outdoor spaces
The linear axial path that connects living, dining, and kitchen
The connecting path between indoor spaces
The axial path that connects the indoor gaming and outer dining spaces
The connecting paths between indoor and outdoor spaces
The axial path that connects gym space and bedroom for Arjun and Sarah
HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL PLANES
CONNECTIVITY WITHIN AND WITH CONTEXT
Horizontal planes like floors, roof and mezanine are mostly direct stacking up of the plan throughout the design The terrace and the balcony spaces are made like extrutions of the major horizontal planes
The vertical planes consists of the fenestrations or openings of the building
The living dining kitchen open spaces togetherly connect visually and physically with the swimming pool area and it connects visually to the upper level due to a cutout on the ceiling.
There are many small and large openings in the building which are positioned in response to the site features and the user specifics like some users need their spaces to be fully immersed in nature like Sarah whereas user like Das doesnt require too much openings
The terrace, TV space and the balcony are connected together visually and physically so that they have direct connection to outside nature. The indoor game area is connected to the outdoor dining space visually and physically to enable a smooth flow of activities.
The gym space is connected visually to the outdoor nature and gathering space for ambient atmosphere while working out.
BODY IN SPACE The outer dining has the direct visual and physical connections to the bike garage for friends gathering
The bedroom for Arjun and Sarah has direct visual and physical connections towards the outer garden space where Sarah has space for reading and water the plants meanwhile Arjun can work in the garage maintaining the bikes.
The swimming pool has visual and physical connection with the guest gathering space and both those spaces together brings energy to the visitors when they enter the site
DES I GNNARRAT I VE
T R I Z ON H OU S E RES I DENT I ALPROJ ECTF ORDAS ,DI VYA,ARJ UNANDS ARAH T OWERL I NEEAS TENCL AVEROAD,CHI L AVANUR,ERNAKUL AM T henameT r i z onder i vedf r om t r i ( t hr ee)-z one.L i ket henamei t s el fs ays ,t hewhol e pr oj ectemphas i z est he i mpor t ance oft hr ee z onesofs pat i alor gani s at i on i nt he bui l di ngwhi char ear r angedi ns uchawayt hateachus erorcoupl ewoul dut i l i s e t hei rz oneofcombi neds pacesf ormos toft hei rdai l yact i vi t i esasacoupl eorani ndi vi dual s ot hatt heywoul dnthavet ogoar oundt hewhol ehous et omeett hei rdai l y act i vi t i esal l t het i me. T heconceptwasani ns pi r at i onf r om t hes pat i alor gani s at i onoft hecas es t udyt hat wast aken,ofSai gonHous e.I nt hecas es t udy,t hes t udi edhous ehadas pat i alor gani s at i ons ucht hateachagegr oupofpeopl ehadt hei rowns pat i alz oni ngand t heydontneedt ot r avel al l al ongt he4l evel hous ef oreachact i vi t es .
Z ONE3 Z ONE2
Z ONE1-F ORARJ UNANDSARAH Gar deni ngandr eadi ngs pacef orS ar ahj us tout s i de herbeds i de and t he bes ts pace f orear l y mor ni ng r ef r es hi ng gar deni ngs and r eadi ngs wi t hi nnat ur es pace
T he open cour t yar d di ni ng s pace br i ngs t he bes tvi ew oft he bi ke gar agef ort heus er sandt hei rf r i ends andmakesi tabes ts pacef orgat her i ngs
Bedr oom f orAr j un and S ar ah wi t ha di r ectvi ew t owar ds t he out s i de gar den s paceand al s ot hef i l t er ed l i ghtduet o t hemangot r eepr oducesagoodmor ni ngambi ence
T hebedr oom i sf ul l yt r opi calgr een t hemedt ot hel i ki ngofS ar ahwhoi s f ondofgr eensandveget at i on
When ent er ed i nt ot he hous e,t he us eri sf ul l yi mmer s edi nt ot heact i vi t y r i ch s pacesl i ke t he gami ng s pace andt heopencour t yar dbehi nd
Z ONE2 Z ONE1
Bi ke gar age f orAr j un t o wor kon whi l eS ar ah coul d do herhobbi es and t hey coul d be t oget hert he whol et i me
A per s on ent er i ng t he s i t ei t s el fex per i encest heener gyofi nt er act i on oft hepeopl egat her edi nt hes eat i ng s pace and t he s wi mmi ng pool s pacei nf r ontoft hehous e. T he ent r ance and gat e oft he s i t e f r om t he s out hs i de wher et her ei s l es scr own ort r af f i c compar ed t o t heot her2s i des
Z ONE2-COMMONSPACES T he open t er r ace br i ngs a ni ce vi ew oft he ni ght s cape and l i ght sofEr nakul am ci t y andi sbes ts ui t edf orpar t yi ng
A l i neari nt er act i ve s paces wi t h act i vi t i es l i ke par t i es , bar beque,movi eni ght s ,et c es peci al l y wi t h cous i ns or evenj us tt heus er s
Z ONE3-F ORDASANDDI VYA
Al i neofI nt er act i veand act i vi t ys paces l i ke gat her i ng, di ni ng,games ,bi ke gar age andpar t i es .
S i nce Di vya hasa char act erwho i s f ond ofpai nt i ngsand ar t ,panel sof gl as sf or m up t he r evol vi ng doori n f r ontoft he bui l di ng wher es he coul d gl as spai ntandhencebr i ngsi nf i l t er ed l i ghti nt ot hei ns i des paces
A gues tgat her i ng s eat i ng i n t he vi ci ni t yoft he s wi mmi ng pooland t he coconutt r ee l i neup
Wor k ors t udy s pace f orDast o concent r at e peacef ul l y al ong wi t h Ar t s pace f orDi vya,bot h wi t h a good vi ew t ot heout s i demangot r ee
T hemas t erbedr oom ort hebedr oom f orDasand Di vya i sa combi nat i onofbeds pace, wor ks t at i on,ar ts paceandbal cony,al lofwhi char eenought or eacht heneedsf ort he hobbi esandl i ki ngsofs pacesf orbot hDasandDi vya
Bal conys pace wi t hgr eenpl ant swher e Di vya coul ds i tand enj oy t he mor ni ng br eez eandvi ewss i nces her eal l yl i kest o appr eci at enat ur e
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DES I GNS HEET
F I RS TF L OORPL AN
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S ECT I ONAA’
S ECT I ONCC’
S ECT I ONCC’
F ORM DEVEL OPEMENT
T he pl anni ng i ss uch t hatt he whol e bui l di ngi smadeupof3maj ors pace combi nat i ons
S OUT H-EAS TEL EVAT I ON
Addi ng vol umest ot he t hr ee s paces and t he mi ddl e vol ume act s as a t r ans par ent common vol ume bet weent wovol umes
Pl aywi t hl evel st oenhancet hedi f f er ents paces .Ext r us i onsand s coopi ng out st o emphas i s et he di f f er ence i n l evel s
Sl opi ngt i l edr oofpr ovi dedf ort hecent r alvol ume t or educe t he ent r y of heatt hr ought hegl az i ngspr ovi ded
S OUT H-WES TEL EVAT I ON
Wat ergus hwal lt oenhancet heef f ectofl i ght i ng andambi encef r om t hes wi mmi ngpooli nt ot he i ns i de s pacesand al s ot o cr eat e a chance f or f or mi ngr ai nbows Roughgr ani t ecl addi ngasaf acadeel ementof t hedes i gnwhi chcompl ement st hewhi t es t ucco wal l s Bamboowal l eds howers paceadj acentt os wi mmi ng poolt o cl ean up and t o change cl ot hes whi l eent er i ngorex i t i ngf r om t hes wi mmi ngpool Woodf r amedgl as sdoor st obl endwi t ht heus eof woodenf ur ni t ur est hr oughoutandt obr i ngi nt he ef f ectofnat ur al i t yi nt hes pace
S PACE1
L i vi ng-di ni ng-ki t chen
T he Di ni ng l i vi ng and ki t chens pacesar e gi veni na common l i nearax i s wi t hf r ee f l ow ofmovement t hr oughout s ot hat t her ei s an eas y connect i on t hr ought het hes es pacesandal s oi tconnect st ot he adj acents wi mmi ngpool whi chbr i ngsi nal l t heambi encer equi r edf ort hel i vi nganddi ni ngs pace
St ai nedgl as swal l sbr i ngsi nt hef i l t er ed ambi ent l i ght i ng i ns i de t he l i vi ng, di ni ng s pacesmos t l yi nt he eveni ng t i mewhent hes unl i ghtdi r ect l yf al l son t hem Doubl e hei ghtl ong cur t ai ns t o enhancet hehei ghtoft hes paceandt o managet heent r yofheat
I nt er act i ngwi t h Di ni ngt oget herand gues t sandal s o wi t hgues t s amongt hem Woodenpanelf l oor i ngf ordecks pacet o abs or bwat erandr educes l i pper y,al s ot o mai nt ai nt he nat ur albl end ofmat er i al s andveget at i on
Gr eyt ext ur ed s t ucco wal lact s as a hi ghl i ght f or t he whi t e s t ucco wal lwi t ht he gl az i ng andvi ew out s i de T he ki t chen s pace gi ven adj acentt o di ni ng s pace and act sasi nt er act i ve s pacef oral l us er s
Mat t ef i ni s hed80x80cm l i ghtgr eyKot af l oort i l i ngt oenhancet henat ur alf eelandal s ot obl endwi t ht heus eof veget at i oni nandar oundt hehous e
Whi t es t uccowal l sf orki t chent o compl ementt he gr ey wal l si n di dni ng and l i vi ng s pacesand al s ot obr i ngi nmax i mum br i ght nes si ni t chen f orbes twor ki ng at mos pher e
us eofmos t l ywoodenf ur ni t ur es enhancet hemoodofnat ur al i t yi ns i det hes paces
ent er i ng of f i l t er ed l i ghtf r om t heabove s t ai nedgl as sdoor s
gr ey t ext ur ed wal lt o make t he whi t ewal lwi t ht hef ol dabl egl az i ng doorasa hi ghl i ght
Us e ofT eak wood f uni t ur esf or ki t chen cabi net ,di ni ng t abl e, et c.t omaket hei ns i des paces i nacommont heme
MAT ERI ALPAL ET T E
ent er i ng ofcaus t i c ef f ecti nt ot he i ns i de s pacesf r om t he r ef l ect i onof t hewat eri ns wi mmi ngpool
Gr eyt ex t ur eds t uccowal l Woodenpanel s L i ghtgr eyKot at i l es Whi t eS t uccowal l
Woodenr ound benchar ound t he mango t r ee f ort he gues t st os i t ar ound and enj oyt hegat her i ngwhi l eget t i ng t hevi ew oft hebi ke gar age Out erdi ni ng wi t hf r i endsofAr j un and Dasi nt he vi ci ni t y ofgar age,ar twal l , andnat ur eel ement s
Bi kegar agewi t hambi entl i ght i ngand l ami nat edwoodenwal land f l oorf i ni s ht oenhancet hemoodcr eat edbyt hel i ght i ng
Gl az ed dooropeni ngson bot ht he s i desoft he s pace whi ch cr eat es a cont i nuous vi s ualand nat ur econnect i on
S PACE2
Out erdi ni ng-pl ays paceent r ances eat i ng T he out erdi ni ng,pl ays pace,ent r ance s eat i ng and gar age ar e connect ed i n an Ls haped pl an and t hes es pacesf or mt hemaj orf i r s t acces sar easf ort he cas ual gues t sorcous i nst hatvi s i tt heus er s Wooden r ound t abl e and wooden chai r s or benchest o gett he nat ur alf eeland envi r onmenti nt heout erdi ni ngs pace
A per s oncomi ngt ot hehous ef r om t heent r ance coul df i r s tex per i encet hes eat i ngs pacesneart he ambi enceoft hes wi mmi ng pool ,heors heupon r eachi ng t he s i t outs pace ex per i encest he ambi ence pr ovi ded byt he vi s ualconnect i vi t yoft he pl ays paceandt henat ur er i chout erdi ni ngs pace
20x10cm cementt i l esf orgr i p t hr ought her amp
Mat t ef i ni s hed 80x80cm l i ghtgr eyKot af l oort i l i ngt o enhance t he nat ur alf eeland al s ot o bl end wi t ht he us eofveget at i oni nandar oundt hehous e 100x15cm s t onepaver st obl end wi t ht hegr as sgr ound
Rough gr ani t e cl addi ng asa f acade el ementoft he des i gnwhi chcompl ement st hewhi t es t uccowal l s
Ex pos edConcr et ewal l Woodenpanel s L i ghtgr eyKot at i l es Whi t eS t uccowal l
MAT ERI ALPAL ET T E Expos ed concr et e wal lt of ul l yenhance t henat ur al f eel oft hes pace
T he bal cony s pace bes i de t he T Vs pace i san ambi ent r i chs pacef orus erl i keDi vya who l ovest o ex per i encet he mor ni ngbr eez ef r om t heeas t backwat er sand t he f i l t er ed mor ni ng l i ghtf r om t he t r ee
T heopent er r aces pacepr ovi des t he bes tvi ew oft he ni ghtci t yl i ght sand hencei t i st he bes ts pace f orni ght par t i esors mal l f unct i onswi t h t he us er s ’cous i nsorf r i ends who vi s i t f r equent l y
Us e oft r adi t i onalt eak wood made f ur ni t ur es mos t l yl i ke s of as , cof f eet abl e,t vs t and,bars hel f , et c.andal s ot r adi t i onalpat t er nof r ug i ncr eas est he ef f ectoft he t heme al ong wi t ht he wooden f r amedopeni ngsonbot hs i des Us eofcl ays hi ngl esf orr oof ,s t onecl addi ngf orwal l s ,andl i ghtgr ey kot at i l esf orf l oor i nghel psi nenhanci ngt het r adi t i onal f eel oft heT V s pace Roofover hangs ,veget at i on,woodenf ur ni t ur esandt hewal lpl ant cr eeper smakest het er r aces pacef ul l ycl os et onat ur eandcompl ement st hei ns i det r adi t i onal t hemedT Vs pace
S PACE3
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T heF ami l yT Vs paceandOpenT er r aces pacear egi vendi r ect l yconnect edt oeachot herphys i cal l yandvi s ual l yt oenhancet hei nt er act i onswi t ht heus er s ’cous i nsbyi ncl udi ngmul t i pl eact i vi t i es .Al s ot heT V s pacei sgi veni nat r adi t i onalt hemet ocont r as tt heot hers pacesi n t hebui l di ng
Gr een gr as sf l oor i ng t or educe t he heatwhi l e s t andi ng on t he t er r ace and al s ot o br i ng i n nat ur eel ement
Us eoff l ower i ngpl ant sont hebal conys pacenex tt ot heT Vs pace al l owst heent r yofpl eas ants mel l duet ot heeas twi ndt hatent er s t hr ought heopengl as sdoor sont heeas twal l oft her oom
Mat t ef i ni s hed 80x80cm l i ghtgr eyKot af l oort i l i ngt o enhance t he nat ur alf eeland al s ot o bl end wi t ht he us eofveget at i oni nandar oundt hehous e
Cl ayr oofs hi ngl est ocr eat eat r adi t i onalambi encei n t heT Vr oom asaf eat ur eandt or educet heheatent er i ngi nt ot hes pacesi ns i de
F L OORBEL OW
Roughgr ani t ecl addi ngt obr i ngi nt hef acadeel ement oft he des i gn whi ch compl ement st he whi t es t ucco wal l sandt okeepat r adi t i onal t ouchi nt heT Vs pace
MAT ERI ALPAL ET T E
Roughgr ani t ecl addi ng L i ghtgr eyKot at i l es WoodenPanel s Whi t eS t uccowal l
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161
9 BLE ETA G E V EN RD GA TIC
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6 40
O GR L DER 00 N U K : 38 Y N T I TA AC P CA AK SO
GL
440
GL
46.4
NK L R TA Y: 800 E T WA ACIT P CA
cm
670
+8
PIT
3 276
459
170
GL
SEP
m 60c
+7
ING IMM SW L O PO x630 5 3 0
190
178
166
E VIC E TO SER RCAS NK I STA TER TA WA
377
450
cm
600
m 30c
+3
FILM AND ARCHITECTURE
359
138
491
GL
190
+ GL
FFL
560
640
98
cm
382
275
133
351
2
+ GL
PROPOSED SITE LAYOUT FOR DAS, DIVYA, ARJUN AND SARAH
668
0 30
504
60
GL
+7
m
60c
100
GL
121
m
10c
+5
GL
+3
53c
60
15 GL
200
cm
60 +7
m
PLAN
P1
SCALE
1:100
GL
751
348
GL
m 21c
60
+3
1 ATE
m
20c
AREA STATEMENT
GG
IN SW
GROUND FLOOR AREA
187.26 m2
FIRST FLOOR AREA
130.8 m2
TOTAL BUILT UP AREA
318.06 m2
SITE AREA
809.37 m2
FSI
0.39
BUILDING COVERAGE
23.136%
940 AY EW
IV DR
3 152
246 121
173 348
534
349
452 m 07c
4 ATE
G ING SLID
399
524
LEGEND
407
- SITE BOUNDARY GL
- GROUND LEVEL
FFL
- FINISH FLOOR LEVEL
GFL
- GROUND FLOOR LEVEL
341
3 168
JOSEPH J. ZACHARIA CAT19AR066
S4A
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN CM
SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS A
B
E
D
C
F
G
2220 170
166
440
1390
220
GL
W1
SILL LVL @ W1 GL+60cm
SILL LVL @ W2 GL+60cm
4
VEGETABLE GARDEN
80
4
SILL LVL @ GL+60cm
A
A'
303
SILL LVL @ GL+60cm W2
1 2
MD4
RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
LIVING 465x600
OUT DECK 150x640
SWIMMING POOL 350x630
KITCHEN 460x600
DINING 444x600
MD3
GL+45cm LVL
WORK AREA 200x300
337
640
3
W3 SILL LVL @ GL+60cm
D2
3
FFL
FFL
FFL
3
450
3
SWING DOOR 105cm panel
436X210
GF - 1N
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 310X210
GF - 2N
FF - 2N
120X210
GF - 1N
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 550X210
GF - 1N
-
360X250
GF - 1N
-
ELECTRICAL SHUTTER
360X250
GF - 1N
-
MAIN DOOR 7
SLIDING DOOR
410X210
-
FF - 1N
D1
DOOR 1
TEAK WOOD DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF- 2N
D2
DOOR 2
METAL DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
D3
DOOR 3
METAL SLIDING DOOR
200X210
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
D4
DOOR 4
METAL SLIDING DOOR
600X280
-
FF - 1N
D5
DOOR 5
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 640x210
-
FF - 1N
D6
DOOR 6
REVOLVING DOOR 120cm
610X450
GF - 1N
-
W1
WINDOW 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X150
GF - 2N
-
W2
WINDOW 2
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
260X140
GF - 2N
-
W3
WINDOW 3
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
350X140
GF - 1N
-
W4
WINDOW 4
STEEL CASEMENT WINDOW
175X150
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W5
WINDOW 5
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
475X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W6
WINDOW 6
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
600X300
GF - 1N
-
W7
WINDOW 7
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
265X434
-
FF - 2N
V1
VENTILATOR 1
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
210X50
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
V2
VENTILATOR
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
406X135
FF - 1N
-
FG1
FIXED GLASS 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X730
GF - 1N
-
FG2
FIXED GLASS 2
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
150X800
GF - 1N
-
MD 1
MAIN DOOR 1
MD 2
MAIN DOOR 2
MD 3
MAIN DOOR 3
MD 4
MAIN DOOR 4
MD5
MAIN DOOR 5
SLIDING DOOR
MD6
MAIN DOOR 6
MD7
METAL DOOR
1 RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
120
GL+45cm
2 GL
3
2
1
B
G+45cm LVL
2400
G+45cm LVL
OUTDOOR DINING
MD2
B'
1
2
3
120
RAMP SLOPE = 1:12
INDOOR GAMING 450x710
MD1
550
RISE= 15cm TREAD= 60cm
2571
FRONT SITOUT
RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
670
MD2
2
GL
2
GL+45cm
150
W6
LIFT
FILM AND ARCHITECTURE PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN FOR DAS, DIVYA, ARJUN AND SARAH
364
FG2
20
D1
19
Distribution board
16 15
BEDROOM FOR ARJUN AND SARAH 780x480
13 12 11
2
3
4
5
6
7
C
BIKE GARAGE 360x310
TOILET 260x200
9 8
120
1
MD6
V1
GL+45cm
807
399
595
- GROUND LEVEL
FFL
- FINISH FLOOR LEVEL
GFL
- GROUND FLOOR LEVEL
FIRST FLOOR AREA
130.8 m2
TOTAL BUILT UP AREA
318.06 m2
SITE AREA
809.37 m2
FSI
0.39
BUILDING COVERAGE
23.136%
400
91
JOSEPH J. ZACHARIA 2389
- SITE BOUNDARY GL
405
READING SPACE FOR SARAH
PORCH 2 622x380
496
187.26 m2
GL
146
LEGEND
GROUND FLOOR AREA 1
W5 FG1
AREA STATEMENT
C'
D2
1
P2 1:60
FFL - 10cm LVL
10
RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
MD5
D3
14
GL+45cm
PLAN SCALE 325
690
PORCH 1 496x690
GYM 580x650
SILL LVL @ GL+60cm
17
D6
W4
200
18
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
CAT19AR066
S4A
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN CM
SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS A
B
E
D
C
F
G
2220 100
179
330
569
521
W7
335
162
4 GL + 350cm
D3
216
D4
V1
TOILET 307X183
150
639
D5
SWIMMING POOL BELOW
LIVING ROOM BELOW
BEDROOM FOR DAS AND DIVYA 820x600
GFL
GFL
GL + 360cm
200 GL + 350cm
D1
3
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 310X210
GF - 2N
FF - 2N
120X210
GF - 1N
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 550X210
GF - 1N
-
360X250
GF - 1N
-
ELECTRICAL SHUTTER
360X250
GF - 1N
-
MAIN DOOR 7
SLIDING DOOR
410X210
-
FF - 1N
D1
DOOR 1
TEAK WOOD DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF- 2N
D2
DOOR 2
METAL DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
D3
DOOR 3
METAL SLIDING DOOR
200X210
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
D4
DOOR 4
METAL SLIDING DOOR
600X280
-
FF - 1N
D5
DOOR 5
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 640x210
-
FF - 1N
D6
DOOR 6
REVOLVING DOOR 120cm
610X450
GF - 1N
-
W1
WINDOW 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X150
GF - 2N
-
W2
WINDOW 2
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
260X140
GF - 2N
-
W3
WINDOW 3
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
350X140
GF - 1N
-
W4
WINDOW 4
STEEL CASEMENT WINDOW
175X150
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W5
WINDOW 5
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
475X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W6
WINDOW 6
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
600X300
GF - 1N
-
W7
WINDOW 7
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
265X434
-
FF - 2N
V1
VENTILATOR 1
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
210X50
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
V2
VENTILATOR
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
406X135
FF - 1N
-
FG1
FIXED GLASS 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X730
GF - 1N
-
FG2
FIXED GLASS 2
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
150X800
GF - 1N
-
MD 2
MAIN DOOR 2
MD 3
MAIN DOOR 3
MD 4
MAIN DOOR 4
MD5
MAIN DOOR 5
SLIDING DOOR
MD6
MAIN DOOR 6
MD7
METAL DOOR
GL + 330cm
FAMILY TV SPACE 800x670
MD7
60
GL + 360cm
1
2
2349
B
15
1
14
2
13
3
12
4
11
5
10
6
9
7
RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
SEMIOPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE 480x503
BALCONY 200X1284
2000
MD2
1284
40
90
3
491
GF - 1N
A'
140
A
GL
436X210
MAIN DOOR 1
W7
4
FRONTYARD BELOW
SWING DOOR 105cm panel
MD 1
B'
FILM AND ARCHITECTURE
SERVICE STAIRCASE TO WATER TANK
90
8
2
2 150
W6
20
LIFT
FG2
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN FOR DAS, DIVYA, ARJUN AND SARAH
D1
19
15
GFL
D3
14
12
GUEST BEDROOM 780x480
11
GL + 360cm
13
2
3
4
9 5
6
7
C
BIKE GARAGE ROOF
GL + 350cm
8
120
1
TOILET 260x200
10
RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
PLAN SCALE
400
P3 1:60
500
D6
GL + 353cm
16
AREA STATEMENT
326
GYM BELOW
GL + 275cm
C'
GROUND FLOOR AREA
187.26 m2
FIRST FLOOR AREA
130.8 m2
TOTAL BUILT UP AREA
318.06 m2
SITE AREA
809.37 m2
FSI
0.39
BUILDING COVERAGE
23.136%
D2
1
1
FG1
W5
V1
348
V2
100
690
17
SILL LVL @ GL+420cm
PORCH 1 ROOF
W4
200
18
PORCH 2 ROOF GL + 321cm
LEGEND 450
- SITE BOUNDARY GL
- GROUND LEVEL
FFL
- FINISH FLOOR LEVEL
GFL
- GROUND FLOOR LEVEL
820
580
JOSEPH J. ZACHARIA
2125
CAT19AR066 A
B
C
D
E
F
S4A
G
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN CM
SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS
70
60
60
60cm HIGH PARAPET WALL 10cm THK RCC SLAB
23x23cm RCC BEAM
395
23cm THK BRICK WALL
D4
295
D1
825
D3
80cm HIGH STEEL RAILINGS
15
78
TOILET FLOOR SLAB @ 5cm BELOW
825
410
V1
MD4
10cm THK PCC SLAB
GF - 1N
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 310X210
GF - 2N
FF - 2N
120X210
GF - 1N
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 550X210
GF - 1N
-
360X250
GF - 1N
-
ELECTRICAL SHUTTER
360X250
GF - 1N
-
MAIN DOOR 7
SLIDING DOOR
410X210
-
FF - 1N
D1
DOOR 1
TEAK WOOD DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF- 2N
D2
DOOR 2
METAL DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
D3
DOOR 3
METAL SLIDING DOOR
200X210
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
D4
DOOR 4
METAL SLIDING DOOR
600X280
-
FF - 1N
D5
DOOR 5
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 640X210
-
FF - 1N
D6
DOOR 6
REVOLVING DOOR 120cm
610X450
GF - 1N
-
W1
WINDOW 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X150
GF - 2N
-
W2
WINDOW 2
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
260X140
GF - 2N
-
W3
WINDOW 3
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
350X140
GF - 1N
-
W4
WINDOW 4
STEEL CASEMENT WINDOW
175X150
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W5
WINDOW 5
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
475X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W6
WINDOW 6
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
600X300
GF - 1N
-
W7
WINDOW 7
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
265X434
-
FF - 2N
V1
VENTILATOR 1
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
210X50
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
V2
VENTILATOR
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
406X135
FF - 1N
-
FG1
FIXED GLASS 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X730
GF - 1N
-
FG2
FIXED GLASS 2
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
150X800
GF - 1N
-
MD 2
MAIN DOOR 2
MD 3
MAIN DOOR 3
MD 4
MAIN DOOR 4
MD5
MAIN DOOR 5
SLIDING DOOR
MD6
MAIN DOOR 6
MD7
METAL DOOR
23x23cm rcc plinth beam 40x40cm rubble basement 60x60cm rubble foundation 90x10cm PCC bed
45
GL+45cm
150
10
60
SHALLOW POOL @70cm DEPTH
70
3 2 1
40
45
GL+45cm RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
436X210
MAIN DOOR 1
D1
W2
60
D2
300
310
150
300
15cm THK RCC SLAB
SWING DOOR 105cm panel
MD 1
SECTION A-A'
FILM AND ARCHITECTURE SECTION DRAWINGS OF RESIDENCE FOR DAS, DIVYA, ARJUN AND SARAH
214
SECTION SCALE 427
WATER TANK CAPACITY=800L
CLAY ROOF SHINGLES
90 RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
GROUND FLOOR AREA
187.26 m2
FIRST FLOOR AREA
130.8 m2
TOTAL BUILT UP AREA
318.06 m2
SITE AREA
809.37 m2
FSI
0.39
BUILDING COVERAGE
23.136%
30
90
TERRACE SLAB @ 30cm BELOW FFL
832
MD2
167
820
MD7
AREA STATEMENT
249
261
23x23cm RCC BEAM
D1
P4 1:60
300
315
23x23cm RCC BEAM
MD1
GL+45cm 3
RISE = 15cm 1 TREAD = 40cm
2
40
3 2 1
23x23cm rcc plinth beam 40x40cm rubble basement 60x60cm rubble foundation 90x10cm PCC bed
2
1 RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
GL
10
60
45
3 RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
45
75
MD2
LEGEND
JOSEPH J. ZACHARIA
- SITE BOUNDARY
SECTION B-B'
GL
- GROUND LEVEL
FFL
- FINISH FLOOR LEVEL
GFL
- GROUND FLOOR LEVEL
CAT19AR066
S4A
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN CM
60
60cm HIGH PARAPET WALL
70
SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS
153
10cm THK RCC SLAB
23cm THK BRICK WALL
300
10cm THK RCC SLAB
D2
7 5 3 2
40
23x23cm rcc plinth beam 40x40cm rubble basement 60x60cm rubble foundation 90x10cm PCC bed
724
20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 D2
D3
4 TOILET FLOOR SLAB @ 10cm BELOW
436X210
GF - 1N
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 310X210
GF - 2N
FF - 2N
120X210
GF - 1N
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 550X210
GF - 1N
-
360X250
GF - 1N
-
ELECTRICAL SHUTTER
360X250
GF - 1N
-
MAIN DOOR 7
SLIDING DOOR
410X210
-
FF - 1N
D1
DOOR 1
TEAK WOOD DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF- 2N
D2
DOOR 2
METAL DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
D3
DOOR 3
METAL SLIDING DOOR
200X210
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
D4
DOOR 4
METAL SLIDING DOOR
600X280
-
FF - 1N
D5
DOOR 5
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 640x210
-
FF - 1N
D6
DOOR 6
REVOLVING DOOR 120cm
610X450
GF - 1N
-
W1
WINDOW 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X150
GF - 2N
-
W2
WINDOW 2
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
260X140
GF - 2N
-
W3
WINDOW 3
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
350X140
GF - 1N
-
W4
WINDOW 4
STEEL CASEMENT WINDOW
175X150
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W5
WINDOW 5
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
475X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W6
WINDOW 6
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
600X300
GF - 1N
-
W7
WINDOW 7
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
265X434
-
FF - 2N
V1
VENTILATOR 1
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
210X50
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
V2
VENTILATOR
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
406X135
FF - 1N
-
FG1
FIXED GLASS 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X730
GF - 1N
-
FG2
FIXED GLASS 2
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
150X800
GF - 1N
-
MAIN DOOR 1
MD 2
MAIN DOOR 2
MD 3
MAIN DOOR 3
MD 4
MAIN DOOR 4
MD5
MAIN DOOR 5
SLIDING DOOR
MD6
MAIN DOOR 6
MD7
METAL DOOR
10
60
45
1 RISE = 15cm TREAD = 30cm
6
TOILET FLOOR SLAB @ 10cm BELOW
300
310
D6
D3
45
460
724
ROTATING DOOR 100m
SWING DOOR 105cm panel
MD 1
SECTION C-C'
FILM AND ARCHITECTURE SECTION DRAWINGS OF RESIDENCE FOR DAS, DIVYA, ARJUN AND SARAH
SECTION SCALE
P5 1:60
AREA STATEMENT GROUND FLOOR AREA
187.26 m2
FIRST FLOOR AREA
130.8 m2
TOTAL BUILT UP AREA
318.06 m2
SITE AREA
809.37 m2
FSI
0.39
BUILDING COVERAGE
23.136%
JOSEPH J. ZACHARIA CAT19AR066
S-W ELEVATION
S4A
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN CM
SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS
277
3
VEGETABLE GARDEN
SOAK PIT UNDERGROUND SEPTIC TANK CAPACITY: 3800 L INLET CHAMBER
KITCHEN 460x600
WORK AREA 200x300
WATER TANK @ GL + 660cm CAPACITY: 800 L
DINING 444x600
436X210
GF - 1N
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 310X210
GF - 2N
FF - 2N
120X210
GF - 1N
-
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 550X210
GF - 1N
-
360X250
GF - 1N
-
ELECTRICAL SHUTTER
360X250
GF - 1N
-
MAIN DOOR 7
SLIDING DOOR
410X210
-
FF - 1N
D1
DOOR 1
TEAK WOOD DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF- 2N
D2
DOOR 2
METAL DOOR
150X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
D3
DOOR 3
METAL SLIDING DOOR
200X210
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
D4
DOOR 4
METAL SLIDING DOOR
600X280
-
FF - 1N
D5
DOOR 5
FOLDING DOOR 126cm panel 640x210
-
FF - 1N
D6
DOOR 6
REVOLVING DOOR 120cm
610X450
GF - 1N
-
W1
WINDOW 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X150
GF - 2N
-
W2
WINDOW 2
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
260X140
GF - 2N
-
W3
WINDOW 3
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
350X140
GF - 1N
-
W4
WINDOW 4
STEEL CASEMENT WINDOW
175X150
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W5
WINDOW 5
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
475X210
GF - 1N
FF - 1N
W6
WINDOW 6
SLIDING FRENCH WINDOW
600X300
GF - 1N
-
W7
WINDOW 7
WOOD CASEMENT WINDOW
265X434
-
FF - 2N
V1
VENTILATOR 1
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
210X50
GF - 1N
FF - 2N
V2
VENTILATOR
WOOD AWNING WINDOW
406X135
FF - 1N
-
FG1
FIXED GLASS 1
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
120X730
GF - 1N
-
FG2
FIXED GLASS 2
WOOD FRAME FIXED GLASS
150X800
GF - 1N
-
MAIN DOOR 1
MD 2
MAIN DOOR 2
MD 3
MAIN DOOR 3
MD 4
MAIN DOOR 4
MD5
MAIN DOOR 5
SLIDING DOOR
MD6
MAIN DOOR 6
MD7
METAL DOOR
178
276
3
LIVING 465x600
SERVICE STAIRCASE TO WATER TANK @ FIRST FLOOR LVL
SWING DOOR 105cm panel
MD 1
OUT DECK 150x640
SWIMMING POOL 350x630
1
OUTDOOR DINING
15
2
14
3
13
G+45CM LVL
4
12
5
11
6
10
7
9
8
INDOOR GAMING 450x710
FRONT SITOUT LIFT
FILM AND ARCHITECTURE
133
2
G+45CM LVL
SERVICE SHEET OF RESIDENCE FOR DAS, DIVYA, ARJUN AND SARAH
TOILET 260x200 BEDROOM FOR ARJUN AND SARAH 780x480
DRIVEWAY @ G+0cm LVL
GYM 580x650 G+45CM LVL DRIVEWAY @ G+0cm LVL READING SPACE FOR SARAH
SERVICES SCALE
GARAGE 622x380
P6 1:100
AREA STATEMENT SIDE ENTRANCE FOR TWO WHEELERS
GROUND FLOOR AREA
187.26 m2
FIRST FLOOR AREA
130.8 m2
TOTAL BUILT UP AREA
318.06 m2
SITE AREA
809.37 m2
FSI
0.39
BUILDING COVERAGE
23.136%
3 152
246 121
3 168
ELECTRIC METER BOARD DISTRIBUTION BOARD
GATE
LEGEND
407
- PIPELINE TO SEPTIC TANK - SITE BOUNDARY GL
- GROUND LEVEL
FFL
- FINISH FLOOR LEVEL
GFL
- GROUND FLOOR LEVEL
341
JOSEPH J. ZACHARIA CAT19AR066
S4A
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN CM