Skill Development Center ( Architectural Thesis) by Ritesh Yadav

SKILL DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Vegetation

Mau, also now known as Maunath Bhanjan, is an industrial town and the headquarter of the Mau district. It is located in the eastern part of Uttar Pradesh, India. Area of Mau is 1,713 Sq. Km and it cover 1691 village. Population of Mau is 2,205,170 ( Census 2011) , male- 11,14,888 and female is 10,90,282. 77.34 % ( 17,05,386) population live in rural area and 22.66 % ( 4,99,784 ) population live in urban area. More than 80% population depend upon the different type of farming and saree industry.

Site Justification Site is 1.6 km away from the Mau Junction railway station and 1.2 km away from the ITI College, Mau, and location is 25°57'09.9"N 83°34'01.7"E Site is the part of main city that’s why all facilities available. Within the 5 km radius All kind of facilities like hotel, hospital, school, college, religious place, stadium is available. Railway station and Bus stand is 1.6 km away from the site and auto ricksha and ricksha are available in this area. Big cities like Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Baliya, Gazipur are also connected with this place with the help of Buses and Local Train. Project was related to farming and Educate the farmer of different type of farming of farming skill and techinque.So they can earn more profit through farming. Site is farm land which is near the river and canal pass throgh the site .

JUSTIFICATION OF THE PROJECT/PROBLEM FORMATION Migration is the biggest problem in the eastern part of Uttar Pradesh. People leave their houses, family, and their farmland for new job opportunities and in the hopes of earning better. They go to big cities like Delhi and Mumbai for the job and some people go to Arab countries like Saudi, Qatar, and Kuwait. In their home town, they have a lot of farmlands and houses but when they go to big cities they tend to live in single rooms or in jhuggis. If those migrants are not educated and unskilled in any specific field, they work as labour, peon, security guard, other low paying jobs. The said migrants travel with their family and poverty makes them unable to live a normal and healthy life. Children growing up in poverty have no access to proper nutrition, education, or health. Increase migration from the slum areas to cities has increased many problems such as unhygienic conditions, crime, pollution, etc. Most of the migrants leave their parents in their village. Those parents don’t have money and support in their times of need. Without care and support, they lose the will to survive at an early age. The main aim of the migrants is to go towards the city to earn better money; some people achieve their goals but most of them live a poor and unhappy life. According of census 2011, population of Azamgarh is 4,613,913 and Literacy rate is 70.93%, population of Gorakhpur is 4,4440,895 and Literacy rate is 70.83%, population of Ghazipur is 3,676,841 and Literacy rate is 71.78%, population of Ballia is 3,239,774 and Literacy rate is 70.94%, population of Mau is 2,205,968 and Literacy rate is 73.09%. Statistics of Mau ( Census 2011)

Total 19,98,12,341 10,44,80,510 9,53,31,831

Absolute Rural 15,53,17,278 8,09,92,995 7,43,24,283

Persons Males Females

Total 11,43,97,555 6,82,34,964 4,61,62,591

Absolute Rural 8,52,84,680 5,17,93,688 3,34,90,992

Persons Males Females

Total 1,90,57,888 1,55,11,533 35,46,355

Total 1,99,39,223 1,38,03,442 61,35,781

Total population Persons Males Females Literates

Total Cultivators

Total Agricultural Labourers Persons Males Females Household Industry Workers Persons Males Females

Total 1,18,614 72,003 46,611

Total 100.0 100.0 100.0

Percentage Rural 77.7 77.5 78.0

Urban 2,91,12,875 1,64,41,276 1,26,71,599

Total 67.7 77.3 57.2

Percentage Rural 65.5 76.3 53.7

Absolute Rural 1,85,00,982 1,50,30,284 34,70,698

Urban 5,56,906 4,81,249 75,657

Total 29.0 31.1 22.2

Percentage Rural Urban 35.6 4.0 39.2 4.2 25.5 3.2

Absolute Rural 1,89,10,579 1,29,57,833 59,52,746

Urban 10,28,644 8,45,609 1,83,035

Total 30.3 27.7 38.4

Percentage Rural Urban 36.4 7.4 33.8 7.4 43.8 7.7

Urban 78,882 49,106 29,776

Total 17.0 15.1 21.1

Percentage Rural 7.5 6.4 9.8

Absolute Rural 39,732 22,897 16,835

Urban 4,44,95,063 2,34,87,515 2,10,07,548

Urban 22.3 22.5 22.0 Urban 75.1 80.4 69.2

Urban 48.2 42.7 60.9

Handloom Industry The Mau district is known for textile product, and apparel manufacturing industries. There are establishments that process fiber into fabric and fabric into clothing and other textile products. In Mau almost every household has a loom, which is used for making sarees, loincloth, suits etc. The sarees made here are beautifully embroidered by craftsmen with zari yarn. These are in great demand in Uttar Pradesh as well as other states. Mau is known for saree production, zari work and kashidakari work. In fact, Mau is considered as the powerhouse of textile weavers in Eastern Uttar Pradesh.

These numbers are very high. These people have their farm land but don’t have proper knowledge, Technology or Money. If someone guide these, they can earn more money and improve their life style. This Project is directly targeting the different type of farmers, household workers, small scale industry. Project have all type of demonstrate labs and lands, classrooms, audio and visual room, hostel, latest equipment’s and qualified people. People come this place and learn something new, borrow new technology, learn new technique and so many things. These people have sharp mind and they are hardworking, the only thing they don’t have is skill and knowledge and this project provide this thing.

Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests are found in all parts of the plains, and usually in central eastern and western regions. Important trees are Sal, Palas, Amaltas, Bel, fig etc. Neem, Peepal, Sheesham, Mango, Jamun, Babool, Imli (Trmarind) etc. grow along river banks and in other moist regions. These trees use as landscpae elemnets. These trees have lage foliage, so in summer they act as barrier between sun and building and control the hot and cold wind in both summer and winder season. They can also control the humidity.

Soil Type/Water Level

Older alluvial soil consisting broadly of Bhur and sandy, Matiar & clay rich and Dumat or loam. Mau district is drained by Ganga river system of which Ghaghara, Tons, Chhoti Sarju are tributaries. Because of this ground water level is high and we can find the water at 3040ft. Because of high water ground level, we can not go for basement and we can’t make more two or three upper floor including ground floor.

Climate Analysis

The average annual rain fall in district is 1070 mm. nearly 90% of rain fall received during the month of June to September. The maximum rain fall recorded during month of July and August from south west monsoon. The temperature begins to rise in March and its reaches the peak in the month of May & June when the Mercury touches nearly 45.4°C. January is the coldest month when the minimum temperature comes down to approximately 5 °C From march to june tempertaure is very high and in october , november, december, january and february empertaure is very low. For this sistuation we need that kind of material which control the tempertature whole year. Materail like wood, bamboo and mud control tempertature. and these material is largely used in district Mau. Precipitation: 26.9 mm Humidity: 64% Wind: 6 km/h Visibility: 4 km Weather Data RELATIVE HUMIDITY (%) 82

RAINFALL ( MM )

TEMPERATURE ( C )

July

520

Maximum: 42.0, Minumum: 32.0

August

250

September October

110 Nil

Maximum: 42.0, Minumum: 32.0 Maximum: 38.0, Minumum: 28.0 Maximum: 32.0, Minumum: 26.0

November

December January February March April May

20 60 20 Nil Nil Nil

Maximum: 23.0, Minumum: 18.0 Maximum: 20.0, Minumum:10.0

June

360

MONTH

82 65

Maximum: 20.0, Minumum:8.0 Maximum: 28.0, Minumum: 15.0 Maximum: 34.0, Minumum: 26.0 Maximum: 36.0, Minumum: 30.0 Maximum: 40.0, Minumum: 30.0

55 68 64 58 55 55

Maximum: 44.0, Minumum: 34.0

Area, Production and Productivity of major crops Crop Rice Wheat Lentil Gram Pea Pigeon Pea Mustard Sugarcane Potato

Area (ha) 89833 78285 295 1346 1630 2772 137 7172 1220

Production (Qtl) 1958370 1972050 3450 15640 19500 28360 1370 3108580 240860

Productivity (Qtl/ha) 21.8 25.2 11.68 11.62 11.96 10.23 9.97 433.4 197.37 Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

Figure Ground Plan

Land Use Plan

Road Network

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The Agriculture Center of LA RAYA, Oaxaca, Mexico Problem Mexico’s agricultural sector represents innumerable opportunities for the global private sector, which cannot be ignored. La Raya is one of the smallest towns in Oaxaca, Mexico. Within its region there are different climates, diverse land types, and the challenge to access water for crops requires specific agricultural skills. Unfortunately, farmers and young adults living in La Raya have limited access to such knowledge and opportunity to work on a common goal in the agriculture field. Farmers do not have the right equipment to advance productivity, there is a lack of agriculture education, and not enough support for farmers. Many agriculturalists get desperate and take a risk to move to the United States or look for retail jobs in the towns nearby. This is causing La Raya’s agricultural community to collapse.

Societal Need

In La Raya, agronomy is one of many ways to receive an income, but farming has not yet progressed to the scale it should be. This agricultural center provides the farmers with a sense of appreciation for their work. Because of agriculture center, farmers and future farmers will receive a better education to understand the business side of husbandry, more job opportunities will be available for the community of farmers, farmers will stay in the town, and they will have access to better equipment to improve productivity, which will improve the agricultural community.

te Analysis

Circulation

The circulation in which people will get to the site and leave the site is important. People will be able to access the agriculture center from the east or west side of the street. In La Raya or any rural area in Mexico, a empty space will accommodate for cars. There will be no need to design a designated parking lot for cars, however a space will be needed away from the 35 animals. Since animals fear the noise cars and moto-taxis make, the livestock will be separated Vegetation from the motor vehicles.

Climate

Some of the trees that are in Oaxaca are guamuchil trees, palm trees, arbol de nogal (walnut trees),

All year round, the weather is hot, and shading is important for the people, especially forhuizache the tree, pinguica tree, huaje tree, laurel tree, and more. Having said that, the trees jacaranda trees, farmers who work outside most of the day. New trees and plants will be planted on the south that as restlouvers near the site side of the site to provide natural shading all year round from the sun. As well toare palm trees, laurel trees, guamuchil trees, and walnut trees. shade the spaces from the sun. The sun rises from the east and sets in west making the south the highest and hottest point where the sun is out. Since the south is where the sun will be hotVegetation test point spaces such as the restroom, showers, mudrooms, and lobby will be located. Some of the trees that are in Oaxaca are guamuchil trees, palm trees, arbol de nogal (walnut trees),

Vegetation

jacaranda trees, huizache tree, pinguica tree, huaje tree, laurel tree, and more. Having said that, the trees

Some of the trees that are in Oaxaca are guamuchil trees, palm trees, arbol de nogal (walnut 31jacaranda that rest near the site are palm trees, laurel trees, guamuchil trees, and walnut trees. trees), trees, huizache tree, pinguica tree, huaje tree, laurel tree, and more. Having said that, the trees that rest near the site are palm trees, laurel trees, guamuchil trees, and walnut trees.

Site Analysis

There factors that make the site suitable forThere an agriculture center. Whenthat decidThe are sitedifferent in La Raya, Oaxaca is unique to it context. are different factors make the site ing on the site to choose, the site had to be big enough to be able to accommodate for the agriculture center and close to the farmland.

table for an agriculture center. When deciding on the site to choose, the site had to be big enough to

able to accommodate for the agriculture center and close to the farmland. Figure 3: Native trees around and on Site.

Soil Type

The soil type on this site is classified as sandy soil. Sandy soil is one of the most difficult soil types to farm with because of its high sand attributes and water is drained quickly

Program

The overall program will determine how the farmers, young students, and the community will learn and interact with each other in the agriculture center. The program will be the motive beFigure 3: Native trees aroundof and on Site. hind the circulation the spaces in the building as well as the spaces.The goals for this specific Agriculture Center in La Raya are: to promote agricultural and entrepreneurship education, provide research and test new agricultural methods in dry land farming, provide up to date farming equipment for better productivity, which will provide economic benefits to the community. The program for this agriculture center will be created with these goals taken into consideration.

SPACE

QUANTITY

PAVILION/OUTDOOR EVENT SPACE KITCHEN OUTDOOR SEATING

1 1 1

MUDROOM RESTROOMS SHOWERS PORCH LOBBY COURTYARD STORAGE ROOM (CLEANING SUPPLIES) CLASSROOMS DIRECTORS OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE FINANCIAL OFFICE CONFERENCE ROOM RESEARCH ROOM TESTING SPACE GREENHOUSE WORKSHOP STORAGE SPACE FOR FARMING EQUIPMENT

2 2 4 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1

TOTAL

SQUARE METER (SQM) PER SPACE 130 74.3 92.9

27.8 27.8 1.4 7.4 34.3 120.7 7.4 24.4 20.4 13.9 30.6 37.1 55.7 92.9 8.9 52.9 52.9

Before coming to a final design, looking at the local and traditional materials of Oaxaca that would be used was a significant part in the beginning of this design. The materials reflect the vernacular architecture that is sadly starting to slowly fade away. Some of the materials that were chosen are Figure 12: Program Diagram carrizo, better known as reed in english, rammed earth which can be mixed with the soil found on the

Local Materials

site,materials fieldstone that can bethe found on the site,architecture concrete, clay tiles traditional roofing and cactus The reflect vernacular thatforisitssadly starting touse, slowly fade away. Sometoof the privacy materials that were chosen are carrizo, better known as reed in enfor fencing create in between neighboring buildings. glish, rammed earth which can be mixed with the soil found on the site, fieldstone that can be found on the site, concrete, clay tiles for its traditional roofing use, and cactus for fencing to create privacy in between neighboring buildings.

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Building Section Figure 28: Building Section

Water Harvesting Figure 29: Water Harvesting

Passive Cooling Through Building Figure 31: Passive cooling through building

Bamboo Structure System

Figure 25: Floor plan

Figure 33: Bamboo structure system

Floor Plan Sun Shading Figure 32: Sun shading

78 Figure 35: Entrance rendering

Figure 26: Building Section through research room.

Figure 36: Courtyard rendering

Building Section Through Research Room

Figure 34: Isometric view

Isometric View Figure 37: Courtyard rendering

Bamboo Structure System

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Bayanihan sa Amianan, Agriculture Hubs Genna Domingo, Quezon City, Philippines

Bayan (community) + Anihan (farm), in Filipino context, introduces an innovative way of recreating a sense of community for the Philippine agriculture sector.

Farmers: Among Poorest Labours

Grade4: Average Educational Attainment

Average Age of Farmers is 57

Philippins Worlds 3rd Largest Rice Importer

1023334842015 PH Population

11.8 Million Farmers

Domino Effect: Overview of Existing Philippines Agriculture issues

Ideas

- Transform Establish a pro-farmer development to augment farmers way of living -Connect Filling the gaps the key actors in creating a systematized network of contacts -Mindset Changing the perception on agriculture by knowing the farmers stories interactive learning and experience. -Place Making intergrating architecture and urban design as the catalysts in the core of development. -Innovate Encourage research and development on agriculture as a contiunuing advancement.

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Name

Location

Area

Types of Spaces

Types of Event

Inference

The Agriculture Center

LA RAYA, Oaxaca, Mexico

Pavilion/ Outdoor event space, Kitchen, Outdoor seating, Mudroom, Restrooms with showers, Porch, Lobby, Courtyard, Classrooms, Directors office, Administrative offices, Financial office, Conferenceroom, Research and Testing space, Greenhouse, Workshop, Storage space for farming equipment

This agriculture center have classroom which provide proper knowledge. In research room farmers test their seed, soil. This centre also provide small laon for farmers and organize events so farmers interect with other farmers and knowlegde persons.

- This place provide all type of facilities which is required in that area. - Use of local material such as reed, bamboo, mud , wood. -Provide natural ventilation in all rooms and entended part of roof stop the direct contact of sunlight on wall. - Wall is made of rammed earth , which pride thermal insulation, - Local material decrease the cost of construction. - This place have harsh dry climate , so rain water harvesting is good thing for that project.

Bayanihan sa Amianan, Agriculture Hubs

Quezon City, Philippines

Open air gastro nomic zone, This center work in educate Education training Facilities, the farmers and increaces Admin/ Visitors Center, Agri the farming toursim. Business Zone, Social Hall, Agritourism zone ( Experimentation/ Demonstration Farm)

Krishi Vigyan Kendra

Mau

21.20 ha

Krishi Vigyan Kendra

Gorakhpur

The Mahayogi Gorakhnath Krishi Vigyan Kendra

Gorakhpur

Crop Production Unit, Horticulture/ Agro Forestry Unit, Fisheries Unit, Mushroom Unit, NADEP Compost, Bees Keeping Unit, ATIC, Fisheries Lab, Soil Testing Lab 13.1 ha Administrative Building, Farmers Hostel, Staff Quarters (6), Demonstration Units (2), Fencing, Rain Water Harvesting System, Threshing Floor, Farm Godown 20.055 ha Buildings, Under Demonstration Units, Under Crops, Orchard/Agro-forestry, Under fodder excellence center, Others (specify)

Advisory services, Diagnostic Visit, Field Day, Scientist visit to farmers field, Kisan mela and Kisan Gosthi, Radio and TV Talk, Exihibition, Soil Testing, Poultry Farming, Organic Compost Advisory services, Diagnostic Visit, Field Day, Scientist visit to farmers field, Kisan mela and Kisan Gosthi, Radio and TV Talk, Exihibition, Technology week celebration, Soil Testing Soil Testing, Organize Frontline Demonstrations of technology in farmers field,Update modern agriculture technique, rovide farm advisories using ICT and other media means

- Design of the project is very good , so farmers of the Quezon City easily attract to this place. - Brick bottle technology is stronger than brick and provide natural insulation. - Roof is made of bamboo which grown on site. - Covered walkway provide Covers for pedestrain - Provide Agri-park- a open space for edible landscaping. This space attract local non farmers people. - Outdoor learing nodes. - This case study provide all kind of Instructure , demonstrate units, tool which is necessary for any Agriculture Center. - This study tell , what are problem in that area related to farming. -Condition of Center. - Location of these place is not approchable for farmers. - These Center have large area but farmers connot attract because of poor infracture, Condition of equipment. - Main problem is farmers don’t know about this place or another big issue is this place have the authority to manage some village.

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DOWN

OPEN AND BUILTUP SPACE

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DOWN

LVL. -2700

WOODEN PALLETS STEEL RACK

STORAGE ROOM 4 11155 X 8405

STORE ROOM 3770 X 6175

STORAGE ROOM 3 7675 X 6175

STORAGE ROOM 1 9815 X 6175

STORAGE ROOM 2 8705 X 6175

STORAGE ROOM 6 7675 X 6175

STORAGE ROOM 5 7155 X 6175

STEEL RACK

STORAGE ROOM 7 8705 X 6175

KEY PLAN TOOL BENCH

PARTS STORAGE

TOOL BENCH

PARTS STORAGE

TOOL BENCH

PARTS STORAGE

PACKING AREA 9815 X 20635 MOVABLE TABLE

TOI. 2000 X 1500

SERVICE AREA 27995 X 12000

SERVICE UNIT 2

SERVICE UNIT 1

MOVABLE TABLE

SERVICE UNIT 3

TOI. 2000 X 1500 WELDING TABLE

WELDING TABLE

DISPATCH OFFICE 2500 X 3500

OFFICE 3000 X 3500

ROLLER SHUTTER

LVL. +600 ROLLER SHUTTER

LVL. +600

ROLLER SHUTTER

LVL. +450

LVL. +5750

LVL. -2700

LVL. +300

FLOOR PLAN LVL. +5750 LVL. +3750

LVL. +300

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700

LVL. +5750

LVL. +300

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700

LVL. +600

LVL. +300

SECTION A-A’ LVL. +5750

LVL. +600

LVL. +300

ELEVATION A

WORKSHOP AND WAREHOUSE BLOCK Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

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LVL. -2700

DOWN

LVL. -2700

LVL. +450

KEY PLAN VISITOR MEETING AREA 3000 X 3000

ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT 3000 X 3000

STORE 4540 X 6230

VISITOR MEETING AREA 3000 X 3000

DIRECTOR OFFICE 6000 X 5025

WORKING AREA 11620 X 12190

ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT 3000 X 3000

VIDEO CONFERENCE 6000 X 9460

FINANCE DEPARTMENT 3000 X 3000

CLOCK ROOM 3000 X 6230 VISITOR MEETING AREA 3000 X 3000

MULTIPURPOSE HALL ( EXHIBITION/ EVENT) 17840 X 24040

RECEPTION AND WAITING AREA

KITCHEN 3920 X 2295

1.8 M WIDE CORRIDOR

CAFATERIA AND LUNCH ROOM 5380 X 9095

SMALL VIDEO CONFERENCE ROOM 3970 X 4480

TOI. FEMALE

TOI. MALE

SMALL MEETING ROOM 3970 X 4385

SERVICE ENTRY

LVL. +900

LVL. +450

6M WIDE ROAD LVL. +300

TOI. MALE

CONFERENCE/ MEETING ROOM 6000 X 9095

OFFICE PERSON ENTRY AND EXIT

STORE 3970 X 2295

LVL. +450

6M WIDE ROAD LVL. +300

FLOOR PLAN LVL. +7300 LVL. +6150 LVL. +4650 LVL. +3450 LVL. +900 LVL. +450 SITE LVL. +300

SECTION A-A’ LVL. +7300

LVL. +6150 LVL. +4650 LVL. +3450

LVL. +900 LVL. +450 SITE LVL. +300

ELEVATION A

RECEPTION, OFFICE AND MULTIPURPOSE HALL Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

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LVL. -2700

ELECTRICAL PANEL ROOM (COLLECT SOLAR PANEL ENERGY) 8540 X 7360

HEAD OFFICE OF RESEARCH LAB 4810 X 7360

ELECTRICAL PANELS

LVL. +1050 UP

LAB 3 8905 X 7360

LAB 1 8905 X 7360

OFFICE 2770 X 4130

STORAGE 5770 X 3000

2M WIDE CORRIDOR

STORAGE 5770 X 3000

LVL. +300 OFFICE 2770 X 4130

OFFICE 2770 X 4130

SERVICE ENTRY

LVL. +1200

LAB 4 8905 X 7360

LAB 2 8905 X 7360

LVL. +450

6M WIDE ROAD LVL. +300

FLOOR PLAN

LVL. +4950

canon

LVL. +1200 LVL. +300 LVL. +450

BUBBLE JET PRINTER

BJ230

LVL. +1200 LVL. +450

550

LVL. -2700

SECTION A-A’

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DOWN

LVL. -2500

WASHROOM 8790 X 3115

CLASSROOM 2 (9000 X 8000)

CLASSROOM 1 (8790 X 8000) WASHROOM 6500 X 3115

3.5 M WIDE

STORE ROOM 6500 X 3500

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700

CLASSROOM 3 (9000 X 8000)

2.5 M WIDE

LVL. -2100

TESTING LAB 1 15080 X 8000

LVL. -2700

STORE ROOM 6270 X 4230

LVL. -2500

CLASSROOM 4 (9000 X 8000)

TESTING LAB 2 15080 X 8000

LVL. -2100 UP

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700

LVL. -2850 LVL. +300

FLOOR PLAN

LVL. +4150

LVL. +1500

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

ELEVATION A

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LVL. -2700 LVL. -2100

STORAGE 3270 X 4950

STORE ROOM 5700 X 7360

LUNCH ROOM 6070 X 7360

INSPECTION AND PACKING 6440 X 7360

DRINKING WATER

CLASSROOM 1 12370 X 7360

VEGETABLE STORAGE 3270 X 6000

VERTICAL FARMING 16155 X 17410

2M WIDE

HANDLOOM STATION 18670 X 17410

CLASSROOM 2 12370 X 7360 UP

DYEING AND DRYING ROOM

OFFICE 5770 X 3270

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700

A FLOOR PLAN

LVL. +4600

LVL. +2950 LVL. +1950

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700

ELEVATION A

KEY PLAN

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LVL. -2100

EARTH MODELING WORKSHOP 13030 X 7540

STORAGE 3085 X 7540

CHANGING ROOM 3085 X 7540

LVL. -2850

DEPOSIT BASIN 6400 X 7540

CLASSROOM 13030 X 7540

MIXING AND SIEVING 6400 X 7540

2 M WIDE CORRIDOR

CLASSROOM 6400 X 4225 DRINKING WATER

KILN 6400 X 7540

DRYING CHAMBER 6400 X 7540

MACHINE ROOM 6400 X 7540

GLAZING AND DECORATION 6400 X 7540

PACKING AND STORAGE 6400 X 7540

RAW EARTH ARRIVAL DUMPS 6400 X 7540

OFFICE 6400 X 3585

LVL. -2850

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2550

LVL. -2550

LVL. -2700

LVL. -2100

LVL. -2550 LVL. -2700

A FLOOR PLAN LVL.+4900

LVL.+3250 LVL.+2250

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2550 LVL. -2700

ELEVATION A

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STORE (FINISHED COMPOST) 3570 X 6000

EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM 3830 X 4080

BATH AND TOI. 1800 X 2230 BATH AND TOI. 1800 X 2230

OFFICE 3000 X 4750 LVL. -2100

COMPOST AREA 9000 X 15040 COMPOST BOXES

COMPOST BOXES

MATURING BOXES (3)

PACKAGING AND STORE 5810 X 6000

INCOMING WASTE STORE AND WEIGHING 4310 X 4750

LVL. -2100

SLIDING DOOR

FLOOR PLAN

LVL. +1150

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2850

LVL. -2400 LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

ELEVATION A

ORGANIC COMPOST Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

LVL. -2850

LECTURE ROOM 8770 X 11540

LVL. -2700

LVL. -2100

FARMING EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM

HONEY STORAGE AND PACKING ROOM 7230 X 4670

MEDICAL ROOM 4000 X 4670 UP

LVL. -2850 CHANGING AND BATHING LVL. -2250

LVL. -2700 CHANGING ROOM 4000 X 4700

EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM 7230 X 4700

CHANGING ROOM 4000 X 4700

UP LVL. -2250

CHANGING AND BATHING

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

FLOOR PLAN

KEY PLAN

LVL. +1100

LVL. +1250

LVL. -2250 LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

ELEVATION

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EXHAUST

EGG STORE ROOM 8850 X 4000

A INCUBATOR 6120 X 4080 EXHAUST

2.5 M WIDE CORRIDOR LECTURE ROOM 57700 X 8310

UNIT 1 8000 X 10310

UNIT 2 8000 X 10310

UNIT 3 8000 X 12540

FOOTBATH 1500 X 1770

BATH AND TOI. 1770 X 1770

FEED STORE ROOM 6120 X 4000

2 M WIDE CORRIDOR

OFFICE 2270 X 4000

LVL. -2100

FLOOR PLAN LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

LVL. +1550

SECTION A-A’

LVL. +3155

LVL. +1860 LVL. +1400

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2850 LVL. +3155 LVL. +1550

LVL. -2850

LVL. +3155

ELEVATION 1

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

LVL. +1630

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

ELEVATION 2

POULTRY BLOCK Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

LVL. -2100 EXHAUST

EXHAUST EXHAUST

EQUIPMENT AND FEED STORE ROOM 6000 X 5905

RESTING PLACE 16690 x 12040

CATTLE CHECKUP ROOM 6000 X 5905

MILK PRODUCTION 6000 x 12040

EXHAUST

LECTURE HALL 6000 X 5905

EXHAUST

GRASS CUTTING AND STRAW STORAGE 6000 X 5905 LVL. -2100 UP

EXHAUST

FLOOR PLAN

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700 LVL. +1550

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2850

SECTION A-A’ LVL. +1550

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

ELEVATION

CATTLE AND MILK PRODUCTION BLOCK Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850 LVL. -2100 LVL. -2100

WOMEN WASHROOM

STORAGE 6000 X 4540

PUMP ROOM

FISH KEEPING UNIT 9000 X 9540 LVL. -2100

WATER TREATMENT ROOM

OFFICE 3770 X 2770

CLASSROOM 8080 X 9540

MEN WASHROOM LVL. -2100

LVL. -2100

FLOOR PLAN

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700

LVL. -2850

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700

LVL. +1400

SECTION A-A’

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

LVL. +1400

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700 LVL. -2850

FRONT ELEVATION

FISH BLOCK WASHROOM Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

LVL. -2850

LVL. -1950

LVL. -1950 LVL. -2850 UP

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700 LVL. -1950

LVL. -2850

HANDWASH AND DRINKING WATER

SERVICE COUNTER UP

BAKERY AREA UP

KITCHEN 11540 X 5320 LVL. -1950

LVL. -2700

STORAGE AREA 4000 X 5540

LVL. -2850

CUTTING AREA 4000 X 5540

WET AREA 3080 X 5540

LVL. -1950 LVL. -2850

FLOOR PLAN TOTAL NUMBER OF HOSTEL ROOM- 36 TOTAL NIMBER OF GUEST HOUSE - 6 TOTAL NIMBER OF GUEST HOUSE- 12

HOSTEL BLOCK KITCHEN AND MESS GUEST HOUSE STAFF QUARTER RECREATIONAL ROOM Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

BALCONY 1300 MM WIDE

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN OF GUEST HOUSE AND STAFF QUARTER

SHAFT 2230 X 1000

DRAWING ROOM AND DINING 6800 X 3900

KITCHEN 2000 X 2785

ROOM SIZE 4000 X 3655

TOI. 2185 X 1770

ROOM 1 3400 X 3615

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN OF HOSTEL

TOI. 1885 X 2370

ROOM 1 3400 X 3615

BALCONY 1215MM WIDE

LVL. +7300 LVL. +6080

LVL. +4500

LVL. +1200

LVL. -1950 LVL. -2850

ELEVATION A LVL. +7300 LVL. +6080 LVL. +4650

LVL. +1350

LVL. -1950 LVL. -2850

SECTION A-A’ Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

LVL. -2100

LVL. -2700

LVL. -2700 LVL. -2100

FLOOR PLAN LVL. +1150

LVL. +420

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700

LVL. -2850

SECTION A-A’

VISITOR BLOCK Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700

LVL. -2700 LVL. -2100

LVL. -2850

LVL. -1950

LVL. -2700 LVL. -2100

LVL. -2100 LVL. -2700

LVL. -1950 LVL. -2850

LVL. -2850 LVL. -2700

LVL. -1950

LVL. -2850 HANDWASH AND DRINKING WATER

SERVICE COUNTER UP

BAKERY AREA

KITCHEN 11540 X 5320 UP

LVL. -1950

LVL. -2700

CUTTING AREA 4000 X 5540

STORAGE

AREA 4000 X 5540

WET AREA 3080 X 5540

LVL. -2850 LVL. -1950 LVL. -2850

LVL.

-285

LVL. -210 0

LVL. -285

LVL.

EARTH

-270

MODELIN G 13030 X WORKSHOP 7540

STORAGE 3085 X 7540

CHANGING ROOM 3085 X 7540

DEPOSIT BASIN 6400 X 7540

MIXING

AND SIEV ING 6400 X 7540

FIS

H KE EP 900 0X

ING UNIT 954 0

CLASSRO 13030 X OM 7540

STOR AGE 600 0X 454 0

2 M WIDE CORRIDO R

LVL.

-2100

OF 377 FICE 0X 277

KILN 6400 X 7540

WO WA MEN SHRO OM

LVL. -285

LVL. -255

DRYING

CHAMBER 6400 X 7540

MACHINE ROOM 6400 X 7540

LVL. -210 0

CLAS 808 SROO 0X M 954 0

PUMP

LVL. -285 0 LVL. -270 0

LVL.

ME N SHRO OM

-2100

PACKING AND STORAGE 6400 X 7540

CLASSRO OM 6400 X 4225

RAW EART

H ARR DUMPS IVAL 6400 X 7540

OFFICE 6400 X 3585

LVL. -255

0 LVL. -210 0 LVL. -270 0

-285

LVL. -285

LVL. -255

STORAGE 3270 X 4950

LECT UR 6000 E HA X 59 LL 05

LE CH 6000 ECKUP ROOM X 59 05

DRINKING WATER

-2100

WA TREA TER TM ROOMENT

LVL. -285 LVL. 0 -270 0

CATT

GLAZING AND DECORATI ON 6400 X 7540

LVL. -270

ROOM

VEGETABL STORAGE E 3270 X 6000

LVL. -270

LVL. -210

STORE ROOM 5700 X 7360

VERTICAL FARMING 16155 X 17410

LUNCH ROOM 6070 X 7360

INSPECTI ON PACK

OST

ING

STO (FIN RE COMPISHED OST 600 ) 0X 357 0

LVL.

INC STOR OMING E AN WA ST 475 D WEIGH E 0X ING 431 0

EQ STOR UIPME AGE NT 383 0 X ROOM 408 0

LVL.

-2100

LVL. 0.0 LAB 2 8905 X 7360

OFFICE 2770 X 4130

LVL. +1050

STORAGE 5770 X 3000

LAB 4 8905 X 7360

ENTRY

PACK

AGING AND 600 0X 581 STORE 0

-2850 LVL.

800

UNIT 0X 2 103

EXH

AUS

LVL. LVL. -2700 -2850

2M CORRIWIDE DOR

SERVICE

-2100

6M WID E RO LVL. +30 AD 0

-2850

LVL.

(3)

LVL. +45 0

MULTIPUR ( EXHIBITIOPOSE HALL N/ 17840 X EVENT) 24040

AUS

FOO 150 TBATH 0X 177 0

EXH

BOX

BAT H AND TOI 0X . 223 0

180

800

UNIT 0X 1 103 10

BAT H AND TOI 0X . 223 0

180

OF 475 FICE 0X 300

LVL. +45

OFF ICE 227 0X 400

BAT H 1770 AND

TOI. X 1770

LEC TUR E 577 00 X ROOM 831 0 T EXH AUS T AUS

BOX

AUS

EXH T

LVL. -27

-2100 LVL.

OST

AUS

OFFICE 2770 X 4130

ING

AUS

OFFICE 2770 X 4130

BOX

COMP 150 OST AR 40 X EA 900 0

MATUR

EXH

LAB 3 8905 X 7360

ELECTRIC AL PANELS

DOWN R DOO

COMP

SLID

FEE

-2100

COMP

EXH

2M WIDE CORRIDOR

00 LVL. -27

T AUS

REST 1669 ING PL AC 0x 1204 E 0

LVL. -270 LVL. 0 -285 0

D STO RE 612 RO 0 X 400 OM 0

STO 885 RE RO 0X 400 OM 0

EGG

INC UBA 612 0 X TOR 408 0 2.5 M CORR WIDE IDO R

LVL.

ELECTRICA L PANE (COLLECT L ROOM SOLAR PANEL ENERGY) 8540 X 7360

EXH

OFFICE 2770 X 4130

LVL. +1050

AUS

EXH

STORAGE 5770 X 3000

LAB 1 8905 X 7360

LVL. -285 0 LVL. -270 0

LVL. -210

LVL. -270

EXH EXH

HEAD OFFIC RESEARCH E OF 4810 X 7360 LAB

GRAS S AND CUTT IN ST STOR RAW G 6000 AGE X 59 05

PR 6000 ODUC x 12 TION 040

T AUS

CLASSRO 12370 X OM 1 7360

CLASSRO 12370 X OM 2 7360

DYEING AND DRYI ROOM NG

-2100 LVL.

EQ FEEDUIPMEN T AN ST 6000 ORE RO D X 59 OM 05

OFFICE 5770 X 3270

MILK

EXH

LVL. +30

HANDLOOM STATION 18670 X 17410

AND ING 6440 X 7360

STO

RAG E ROOM AND PAC KIN 0X G 467 0

723

FAR MIN EQ STO UIPME G RAG NT E RO OM

CHANG RO ING 400 OM 0X 470 0 EQ STO UIPME RAG NT E 723 0 X ROOM 470 0

LVL

AND

BAT

LVL. +90 0

TOI. FEMALE

HIN

-250

0 OFFICE PERSON ENTRY AND EXIT

LVL. -28

-285

-270

LVL. -27

CLASSRO

-285

OM 2 (9000

CONFE

X 8000)

WASHRO

OM 8790

CLASSRO

OM 1 (8790

X 3115

WASHRO

OM 6500

STORAGE ROOM 4 11155 X 8405

X 3115

WOODEN

PALLETS

STORAGE ROOM 3 7675 X 6175

LVL. -2100

LVL. -2700

X 8000)

3.5 M WIDE

STEEL

RACK

STEEL

RACK

STORAGE ROOM 2 8705 X 6175

X 8000)

LVL. -27

STORE ROOM 3770 X 6175

2.5 M WIDE

LVL. -25

STORAGE ROOM 5 7155 X 6175

STORAGE ROOM 6 7675 X 6175

TESTING LAB 1 15080 X 8000

STORAGE ROOM 7 8705 X 6175 TOOL BENCH

CLASSRO

OM 4 (9000

LVL. -2100 UP

X 8000)

PARTS STORAGE TOOL BENCH

STORE ROOM 6270 X 4230

PARTS STORAGE TOOL BENCH

TESTING LAB 2 15080 X 8000 MOVABLE

LVL. -28

TOI. 2000 X 1500

TABLE

SERVICE AREA 27995 X 12000

MOVABLE

PARTS STORAGE

TABLE

SERVIC E UNIT 1

TOI. 2000 X 1500

MOVABLE

SERVIC E UNIT 2 WELDING

WELDING

TABLE

WELDING

ROLLER

LVL. -28

SHUTTER

LVL. +60 ROLLER

LVL. -27

LVL. -28

50 LVL. +300

PACKING AREA 9815 X 20635

TABLE

SERVIC E UNIT 3

TABLE

OFFICE 3000 X 3500

TABLE

DISPATCH OFFICE 2500 X 3500

SHUTTER

ROLLER

SHUTTER

LVL. +60

LVL. +45

LVL. +30

OM 3 (9000

LVL. -2100

STORAGE ROOM 1 9815 X 6175

LVL. 0.0

CLASSRO

LVL. +30 0

LVL. LVL.

LVL.

LVL. +45

DIRECT OR OFFICE 6000 X 5025

LVL. -25

1.8 M WIDE CORRID OR

ACCOUNT

LVL. -27

LVL. +45 0

-270

6M WID E ROAD LVL. +30 0

LVL.

-285

SMALL MEETIN G ROOM 3970 X 4385

SMALL VIDEO CONFE RENCE ROOM 3970 X 4480

LVL.

-285

-270

CAFATERIA AND LUNCH ROOM 5380 X 9095

. -22

HIN

KITCHE N 3920 X 2295

LVL

BAT

RENCE / MEETIN G ROOM 6000 X 9095

AND

STORE 3970 X 2295

ING

DEPARTM 3000 X 3000 ENT

CHANG

FINANCE

WORKING AREA 11620 X 12190

. -22

ACCOUN TANT DEPARTM ENT 3000 X 3000

LVL

LVL.

TOI. MALE TOI. FEMALE

ING

TOI. MALE

CHANG

. -27

LVL.

CLOCK ROOM 3000 X 6230

VIDEO CONFE RENCE 6000 X 9460

LVL

LVL.

. -28

LVL. -27 00

CHANG RO ING 400 OM 0X 470 0

HONEY

ANT DEPARTM ENT 3000 X 3000

MEDIC RO AL 400 OM 0X 467 0

VISITOR MEETING AREA 3000 X 3000

-210

VISITOR MEETING AREA 3000 X 3000

DOWN

LVL.

RECEPTIO N AND WAITING AREA

-270

800

UNIT 0X 3 125

LVL. LEC TUR E 877 0 X ROOM 115 40

STORE 4540 X 6230

EXH

AUS

EXH AUS T

SECTION PLAN

Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

LVL. +5200

LVL. +3300 LVL. +1550 LVL. +300

ROAD LVL. 0.00

LVL. +500 ROAD LVL. 0.00

LVL. -1800 LVL. -2550

SECTION A-A’

LVL. +7300 LVL. +6150 LVL. +4650 LVL. +3650

LVL. +300

ROAD LVL. 0.00 LVL. -2150

LVL. 0.00

ROAD LVL. 0.00

LVL. -2350

SECTION B-B’

LVL. +5750

SITE LVL. +300 LVL. +600

SECTION C-C’

LVL. +7300 LVL. +6150

LVL. +5750

LVL. +4950

LVL. +4650

LVL. +3450 LVL. +1200 LVL. +450 SITE LVL. +300

SITE LVL. +300 LVL. +600

ELEVATION A-A’

Ritesh Yadav- 2016012838

WORKSHOP FRONT PARKING AND SITE ENTRY

STAFF PARKING

ADMINISTRATION AND RESEARCH LAB FRONT ROAD

WATER BODY BETWEEN ADMINISTRATION AND RESEARCH LAB

ADMINISTRATION BLOCK BACK SIDE VIEW

OPEN SITTING

(BOTH SIDE OF STAGE)

RAMP FOR PEDESTRATION

( STARTING FROM FRONT OF WORKSHOP)

FARM TESTING LAND

ENTRY OF MINI JUNGLE ZONE

VIEW FROM BEES BLOCK (MINI JUNGLE ZONE)

BACK SIDE OF POULTRY (MINI JUNGLE ZONE)

VIEW FROM CATTLE BLOCK (MINI JUNGLE ZONE)

FLOWERING BED TO ATTRACT BEES (NEAR FISH POND)

FISH POND

VIEW FROM ROUNDABOUT

HOSTEL BALCONY VIEW

HOSTEL CORRIDOR

KITCHEN AND MESS BACK SIDE

OPEN SITTING

(LEFT SIDE OF SLOPEWAY)

DRIVEWAY VIEW

(BETWEEN HANDLOOM AND POTTERY BLOCK)