p u n e e t
kumar
behera
CONTENTS HOUSING URBAN DESIGN HOSPITAL INTERIOR DESIGN WORKING DRAWING DOCUMENTATION MISCELLANEOUS
Housing
Design the staff housing of Manipal University Jaipur for the purpose of future needs and fulfilling the residential appartments requirement for the professors and other staff. The total no. of housing appartment is of 150, from which the bungalows are only for vice chancellor and dean.
SITE LOCATION
MANIPAL UNIVERSITY JAIPUR, INDIA
SITE ANALYSIS Site Roads Wind Sun
ZONING
FORM DEVELOPEMENT 2BHK 3bhk Complex Bungalow
INFERENCE
The clusters have been separated based on requirement of users. the 2bhk Bungalow 2bhk clusters of 12 floors have been Green Area kept at the back so that it wont Complex block the view for bungalows and 3bhk other buildings, and the second thing is that the idea is to make path for the wind to flow easily.
THE iDEA
PLAN
Courtyad Planning: courtyad is the interaction space for the people. By introducing it in the housing appartments can also be utilised for better interaction and shading purpose.
SITE
Interactive Planning: The shape of courtyard has been taken in such a way to accomodate maximum appartments interactive to each other.
Central green core: The 8 blocks of housing appartments have been divided by the central green area on each floor. Green area will involve more people for their interaction.
Diferent views from different appartment. Maximum interaction can be done if the green areas are placed in between. Wind should breeze should throughout the site.
Floor Disturbution
Built vs Unbuilt
Bungalow Detailed Drwaings
Ground floor plan
First floor plan
South East Elevation
North East Elevation
2bhk cluster floor plans
3d View of 3bhk cluster
3d View of 2bhk cluster & bungalows
3bhk cluster floor plans 3bhk Section
Different Views From Different Perspectives
Entry point
Intersection road of 2bhk & 3bhk
Intersection road of 2bhk & Bungalows
Bird’s Eye view of whole site
Urban design
Revitilize the street of jaipur the city needs to be changed according to the present need of people and eviornment
HISTORY Jaipur is located amidst the aravali hill ranges at an altitude of about 430 m above sea level. latitude – 26 55’ ; longitude – 75 50’.10th century onwards : the district dhoondhar formed one of the four distinguishable politico-cultural regions of eastern rajasthan, in addition to mewar and hadauti. EVOLUTION OF JAIPUR AS A CAPITAL
Reason why jaipur was made the capital: Military reasons
Defence was an important consideration. A site at the south of amber ensured greater distance from delhi and also prevented the expansion of the city in that direction. It was clear that the out skirting hill ranges (nahargarh hills) shaped as a horseshoe would allow the new city to expand only in the south. So this flat site with a basin like shape was chosen. It was an open plain bounded on the north-west and east by hills.
Geographical reasons
The rocky terrain of amber restricted expansion. Jaipur had the potentialities of developing into a city with adequate drinking water due to the presence of a perennial stream nearby and good drainage system. Its rugged hills also ensured a constant supply of building material, which might be required in the times to come
PLANNING OF CITY The city’s division into nine wards was also in conformity with the hindu caste system, Even the lanes were named after the occupations of inhabitants such as maniharon ka rasta, thatheron ka rasta & many others.
The layout of the city of jaipur wonderfully links the concept of a shastric city with the practicalities of the chosen site. First, the straight line of the ridge suggested itself as the route for one of the main east-west thorough fares and building a road along its crest makes best possible use of the topography for the purpose of drainage. What followed then was to regularize the amber-sanganer road as a north-south route at right angles to it. The point of intersection would be one of the city’s main cross-roads (chaupar)
STUDY AREA: AJMERI TO SANGANERI GATE
MAJOR GATES
Typology of gates
Mosque
Ajmeri Gate
Introdution Of Street
GTC Mall
Edward Memorial (Police Control
Ram Leele Maidan
Gem Testing Lab Chandra Shilp Shala
New Gate
Gates are built according to the local traditional art. The gate was used to protect the main north-south throughfare, the primary axis of movement within the city.
Ajmeri gate
New gate
Sanganeri gate
-Kishanpol is the first gate located on the south side of the city wall and the first major road that cuts across the main street of the city. The top portion has domed and pillared pavilions and a parapet with loopholes for musketry. -Chhatris even at the corner of the gates. The decorative motifs are different and at the main entrance the motifs are of different colors. -Ajmeri gate has three small gates as the entrance to the old city.
-This is not one of the original seven planned gates of the walled city, it is a later addition. Made during the time of maharaja man singh, it is officially known as the man gate but popularly called new gate. -The sidewalls could not be made due to lack of sufficient space. -Chhatris are not built. -All the motifs are of in white color and the design is in leafy pattern. -New gate has five small gates.
This is a city gate located in the heart of the city. It lies right opposite to johari bazaar. It is one of the main gates of jaipur. City.The top portion has domed and pillared pavilions and a parapet with loopholes for musketry. Chhatris are not built at the cornerof the gate. Here the motifs are of flower with leafy pattern. Sanganeri gate has three small gates.
Urban Design Elements Heirarchy of Roads
Navjeevan Plaza
Gem Theatre
Saraogi Mansion
Entrance for RamNivas Bagh
SBI Bank
Secondary Streets Chaura Rasta
Kishanpole bazaar SMS road
Albert hall
108ft
Johari bazaar
SMS Road
Red Cross Hospital
Sanganeri Gate
Football Ground
54ft
Ram bagh
27ft
This stretch contains mainly the primary streets to create vista for landmarks. Albert hall to New gate is prime and longest strech of old city. Primary streets contains the strong visual axis. Traffic Pattern
Two-way Pattern
BMB Hotel
Tertiary Streets
Shops
Agra
Mahila chikitsalya
Panch batti
Primary Streets
One-way Pattern
All the three roads (primary,secondary and teritary) are of two ways pattern but at some points they are of one pattern temporarily,so that the flow of traffic be controlled.
NORTH ELEVATION
Nodes
Nodes leading to Traffic
T-junction: two of the primary roads connecting the major landmarks. its heavily loaded by vehicular traffic.
The maximum traffic congestion are on the nodes due to encroachment in those nodes which comes in way with exsisting pedestrian and vehicular movement and mostly congestion are found at the primary road and some what at the secondary road.
Section through sarogi mansion and underground parking which shows the distribution of built up and green spaces. To give a clear distinnct views for Albert hall, the strech has been followed with the minimum built up areas.
Node: diverting the traffic to the old city, Albert Hall, MG road & Agra.
Section through Edward Memorial and Ram Bagh
Landmarks
Ajmeri Gate
Edward Memorial
Major buildings & Timeline GTC mall
1912 1727
Sanganeri Gate
RamNivas Bagh
Ram Leele Maidan Ram lila maidan inittially was built as a space for organizing cultural activities and was used only during the festivals, but now this maidan is being used as parking during the days other than festival days.
1932
1954 1951
1972 1957
2011 1987
Mosque
Saraogi Mansion
As we move towards the street, we observe buildings of different time period and users, the oldest building is chandra shilp shala in 1972 and latest is navjeevan plaza 2011
GTC mall BMB Hotel
1948
New Gate
Built in 1932. Firstly it was a theatre known as “ram roop “ and due to some reasons the theatre was shut down, then the mall was constructed by some group of investors and nowadays only the ground floor of the mall is occupied by few shops, rest floors are shut down.
Ramleela Maidan
Ramleela maidan inittially was built as a space for organizing cultural activities and was used only during the festivals, but now this maidan is being used as parking during the days other than festival days.
Gem Theatre
This theatre was built in 1957, and was working for 60years after which it was closed and now for the past 10years this is being used as parking.
Architectural Elements Activity areas Bangladhar roof Jaali
Cusped arch
The pedestrian movement starts early morning from around 6.30am. Pedestrian movement increases during the office hours around 7-9am and also in the evening when the people return back from the offices and the people who go for shopping in the evening.
Sbi bank Pointed arch
Pedestrian movement
Balconies
The encroachment basically the hawkers,but the pattern changes from morning to evening. This encroachment by these chai walas etc. Starts in the early morning around 6.30-9.00am and Ajmeri Gate
Public amenities Chhatris
Semi circular Arch
Parking Mahila chikitsalya Colonial Architecture
Pointed Arch
Clock Tower
Arch
Jharokha
Pointed arch
Trefoil Arch
Blind arch pattern
New Gate
The ram nivas bagh is used as the underground parking of 950 units which mostly are of cars and bikes only on the ramp at the entraces and exits of parking block.The second main parking is at ram nivas bagh of 300 unit and during vacation sometime they half the maidan used as a cultural activities and if the place is not enough then the parking is shifted to underground parking are on the sides of the road.And at the most many major buildings which are not in use such as gem theatre,gtc mall they are used for paid parking.And even the malls also have the prking plots of around 20 cars nd 30-40 bikes.
MAPS Figure ground
Built up area is pretty less in comparision to vaccant land, so that a vista can be created for albert hall. On both side of ajmeri and sanganeri gate. Built-up area is dense so to avoid that same congestion this strech has been kept with most of vaccant lands. The vaccant land includes the ramnivas bagh area on which any kind of construction is not allowed.
Building height
This map is to represent the height of the buildings with respect to their use. Outside the walled city the bylaws are given maximum, so that in the less space they can accommodate the most of public space. Malls are given on specific purpose to regulate the traffic flow.
Land use
This map shows the types and intensities of different landuses in a particular area. Commercial sector is given less percentage to regulate the pedestrain activity areas on the strech. As the strech is used as a linking road in between three gates so that congestion can be reduced. Ramniwas bagh is the recreational area which is a public space developed in respect to albert hall.
Revitilized plan of street On our street we have a subway near the police memorial building which is currently not being used by the people and as a result we see the maximum crowd on the street above it. Bikes are parked in front of the entrance of subway so subway is not visible.
SUBWAY ENTRANCE
The major reason why the subway is not being used because of the under maintenance of the subway. Also the entrance given for the subway is not proper and also there not proper ventilation in the subway.Present entrances looks like an entrance to a temple. Hence, we would like to change the entrances for the subway.
PREVIOUS
MODIFIED
NO PROPER SIGNAGE IS GIVEN FOR THE SUBWAY
DEAD ACTIVITIES IN BUILDINGS
HAWKERS
GEM THEATRE: Which was shut down before 10 years ago. And it is not well maintained and the space in front of the mall which is using paid parking.
GTC MALL: It is dead mall with very less shops are open high rent of the shops because of the rent of the shop is high as compared to other malls
THIS SPACE IS LEFT UNUSED OVER THE PERIOD OF TIME IN A DAY .
On our stretch that is from Ajmeri gate to Sanganeri gate, we have Ram Niwas Bagh on the southern side of the street. That open space (ram niwas bagh) is currently being used as a playground by the people living nearby only in the The major reason why morning the subway and in the evening this space is unused is not being used because of the under maintenance the during day time hence we would likeofto create a recreational space/ plaza in that space.
1.3d floor painting 2.Garden 3.Jogging track with sitting 4.Proposed football Ground 5.Below musical fountain With lawn and above selfie area 6.Artist pavillion 7.Mixed space Restaurant Information center 8.Childrens park 9.Lawn tennis court 10.Lawn with sitting spaces 11.Basket ball court
Revitilized plan of street
Basket ball 1.3d floor painting 2.Garden 3.Jogging track with sitting 4.Proposed football Ground 5.Below musical fountain With lawn and above selfie area 6.Artist pavillion 7.Mixed space Restaurant Information center 8.Childrens park 9.Lawn tennis court 10.Lawn with sitting spaces 11.Basket ball court
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Parking: The no. of parking space has been increased by 100-200. This will solve the parkingrequirement for people of old city in jaipur
Musical Fountain controls the
microclimate of the environment and it act as a interactive space. It has some rectangular openings walls which captures different views of Albert Hall.
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Hospital
Design the hospital of Manipal University Jaipur for the purpose of future needs and medical requirement for the villagers and other staff. The hospital is having 100 bed.
Site location & constraint: The site has a constraint of railway track near by, for which the green buffer has to be given at front. The accessibility for staff has been kept from the service road.
Parking
NICU
Floor Distribution Ground Floor: It is distributed around the central core of atrium. The function inside the building provided by the ease of accessibility for the people. First Floor: The critical department which are very private to public have been placed.
Private ward ICU General ward
Second Floor: The patient who will get admitted. The green terrace with public utilities have been provided.
Diagnostics OPD
Entrance
Design consideration Noise: The Noise from the train is one of the key factor of disturbing health of patients, for that matter green buffer area has been created in front. Green terraces: It is scientifically proven that people can be healed easily by living in green enviornment.
Central Atrium with water body: The central space of the hospital is given a water body for the natural cooling. The central core space is interaction of many spaces like OPD, Diagnostics & Emergency.
SITE PLAN
N.I.C.U.
General ward
I.C.U
PLANS
Second floor plan
First floor plan Diagnostics
O.P.D.
Emergency ward
Ground floor plan Diagnostics
FRONT ELEVATION
3D vIEWS
Private wards
SECTION
ATRIUM: It acts as waiting lobby for both patients and doctors. The water body helps in natural cooling and it also acts as the aesthetic element for the
hospital. It also divides the main functional part of the buildings.
SIDE ELEVATION Green terraces which helps in healing treatment of patients and it also acts as the interactive & relief space for doctors
3D VIEWS
Interior design
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Various Plans Mark up Plan
Floor Plan
Display Unit Plan
Dimensions of Plan
Rendered Plan
Sectional Elevations
Detailed Drawings
Section BB’
Section CC’
Section DD’
Section AA’
Special Counter View
Cash Counter View
Desk plan
Reflected Ceiling Plan
Desk Rear View
Desk In Operation
Construction Drawings Metal Strips Gypsum
False Ceiling Rolling Shutter Toughened Glass
Rolling Shutter
Rolling Shutter Section
Hangers
Wood Panel
Working Drawing
Section AA’
3bhk cluster plan
Terrace plan
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