Landscaping

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HARSH CHOUDHARY (19110007)

SHREYES GUPTA (19110025)

A NEW PUBLIC SPACE IIT ROORKEE

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LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND SITE DEVELOPMENT

UNDERSTANDING THE SITE

SITE DETAILS

LOCATION: IIT Roorkee campus, Roorkee (UK)

SITE FACING: South-East facing

NEARBY FACILITIES:

IITR Main Gate: 2.1 km

IITR Hospital: 2.6 km

IITR Main Building: 2.3 km

ABN School: 2.6 km

Roorkee has the NNE (North-North East) as its windward side which means, for the maximum time duration round the year, the buildings are hit on the NNE side by winds.

The average wind speeds vary around 12kmph.

With an average of 30.9 °C, June is the warmest month. January is the coldest month, with temperatures averaging to a value of 12.7 °C .

B uildin g T rees Roorkee is a city on the banks of Upper Ganges Canal with not much soil variations. The soil type around this region is primarily alluvial soils found in the Ganga plains along its course hence the soil here is extremely fertile.

VIEWS FROM THE SITE

SCHEMATIC ANALYSIS

SITE BENEFITS

Stable Population

No vandalism

Positive neighborhood and community

Heading towards South direction from the North corner leades to the downslope of the site with a gradual variation from 264 meters above m.s.l to 262 meters above m.s.l

SITE SURROUNINGS

SITE DISADVANTAGES

Smell from sewage treatment plant

Noise exchange between clubhouse and nearby residential areas

TRAFFIC MOVEMENT & ACCESSIBILITY

WINTER SUN SUMMER SUN Green
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Sewage Treatment Faculty Housing + Faculty Housing 264 262 263 264 HIGH POINT LOW POINT meters above mean sea level 263
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CLIMATE ANALYSIS DRAINAGE SLOPE ANALYSIS
Sewage Treatment
4.5 METER ACCESS ROAD MAIN ROAD

The site geometry is very similar to a mobile SIM card hence making the arrangement of different components of the sim card work as a inspiration for us.

(Microprocessor chip)

CASE STUDY

V Plaza, Lithuania

Link for the case study:

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The sharp linear edges are also inspired

Same outline Arrangement of Components Spatial distribution on site v/s
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MOOD BOARD

INITIAL PLANNING AND IDEATION

Backyard Landscaping

Water Feature Hardscape

Clubhouse Building

Dome

Pre-Existing Tree Cover

TreeCover

Outside Seatings

Pre-Existing Tree Cover

Plantations

Frontal Landscaping

SITE PLANNING

An initial raw distribution of where will be what

Focal Point (Fountain) Objects (Other spaces)

DESIGN PRINCIPLES

VISUAL HEIRARCHY

VISUAL CONNECTIONS

(Built Form to Landscape) The views from openings in the built form

VISUAL CONNECTIONS

(Landscape to Landscape) The view of all other areas from focal point

FINAL PLANNING

FINAL PLAN

SCALE- 1:500

ON-SITE PLANTATIONS AND FURNISHINGS

THUJA

Giant

Small

Common Name: Japanese thuja, Morpankhi (India), Thuja

Botanical Name: Thuja occidentalis

Type: Evergreen

Height: 15-18 meters

Foliage Color: Golden yellow (in springs) otherwise green

Leaf Characteristics: Needle shaped leaves with scaled look

ORANGE JASMINE

Common Name: orange jasmine, china box, Mock Orange, Kamini (India), Kunti (India)

Botanical Name: Murraya paniculata

Type: Evergreen

Form an d Height: Round and 2-3 meters

Flowering Season: Throughout the year

Fruiting Season: Throughout the year

Foliage Color: Dark glossy green

Flower Characteristics: Orange in color with frangrance and year round flowering

Water Requirement: Low (once in a week)

Light Requirement: Full sun

Uses: Ornamental Hedge

INDIAN DEVIL TREE

Common Name: Blackboard tree, Devil s tree Saptparni (India) or Shaitan tree (India)

Botanical Name: lstonia scholaris

Poinsettia

rella shaped, green

B OLLARDS SEATINGS B EN C HES LIGHT P OLES

SECTION AND GRADING

The pre-existing trees are used as a sun barrier saving the building from the hard south-sun, hence making the arrangement of exterior seatings successful.

ELEMENT WHY

FOUNTAIN

(Water Feature)

Garden fountains contribute to the landscape experience. Fountain has been used to create drama or tranquility in the landscape. Moving water in fountains, energizes the outdoor environment with sound and movement

GEODESIC DOME

(Visual Magnifier)

Geodesic domes, along with being a representative of fabulous geometrical structurality, these also represent a curvilinear form with linearr elements, hence making the curvilinear merge into linear.

GRADING

Essentially grading is intended to prepare outdoor living spaces for elements like plants, hardscaping, paths, patios, stairs, pools, and more. Grading can also be used to ensure water flows away from your home and won’t erode your property. It can also prevent standing water.

ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING

Landscape lighting significantly enhances the natural beauty and features of your property. Both LED and low-voltage lighting can be used to highlight your home's architectural elements, beautiful gardens, specimen trees & shrubs, and water features.

EXTERIOR VIEWS

These are cuboidal elements for creating boundarya wall and the cutouts are inspired from the geometry of IIM Ahmedabad

FOUNTAIN
PARTY LAWN (fontal landscape) WALKWAY (hardscape) NIGHT VIEW The Giant Thuja trees also create a natural wall.

EXTERIOR VIEWS

DOME
GEODESIC
VIEW FROM DINING AREA VIEW FROM PARTY LAWN SIDE VIEW FROM WALKWAY

For more info on builing’s design process please visit: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rDyfmmitm5hWm8TBPGUNWkg2hfo_VW1L/view?usp=sharing

FINAL OUTCOME

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