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S-THE WIDTH OF PARKING BAY SHALL BE 2.6 “.QUIDING FLOORING MATERIAL SHALL BE PROVIDED. oh enact taos Santee moves at |S-THE MINIMUM WIDTH OF PARKING SPACE FOR A CAR SHALL 24M AND THE MINIMUM LENGTH SHALL BE 5.4 M.THIS MINIMUM WIDTHINCLUDES THE TRANSFER AREA BESIDES THE CAR WITH ‘AMINIU OF 1.54 PASSAGE WAY coma fy ENTRANCE RAMP {RAMP SHALL BE FINISHED WITH NON SLIP MATERIAL MINIMUM WIDTH OF RAMP SHOULD BE 180 CM WITH A MAXIMU GRADIENT OF is2) ‘THE HANDRAIL SHOULD BE BoC HIGH Laois pon naan [HANDRAILS FOR STAIR AND RAMP Basic MENSIONS OF THE DIFFERENTLY ABLED PEOPLE MB vata coutection coma fy SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM OF SEWAGE Cm nee an no SEPTIC TANK REQUIREMENTS: ‘SEPTIC TANK SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM WIDTH. (OF 750MM AND A MINIMU DEPTH OF 1M. ‘THE LENGTH SHALL BE 2-3 TIMES THE wiora ett SYSTEM OF TANK SYSTEM OF TANK o DATA COLLECTION FLOW DIAGRAM OF SEWAGE + STORAGE _ SCREEN, __y TANK Cuan: TANK SHCONDARY g TRICKLING 4 _ SEDIMENTATION cartier ‘FILTER TANK ‘cMLOMINATION EFFLUENT GREY WATER aK (CHEMICAL ANALYSIS FROM CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF WASTE WATER 6 UNITS WITH FOLLOWING MEASUREMENTS, A-STORAGE TANK -3.196°213°5, B-SCREEN CHAMBER- 9". 299°0.16 (C-SKIMMING TANK - 2.38°1.06°1.26 D-SEDIMENTATION TANK 34.5 E-TRICKLING FILTER-1 UNIT OF 25M DIA PSECONDARY CLARIFIER- 55.8145, (G-CHLORINATION TANK~ 12.042 coma fy RECYLING OF GREY WATER _ARESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT ‘THE GREY WATER IS PASSED THROUGH THE SURG TANK WHERE IT IS FILTERED.THEN IT SECURITY IS PUMPED TO A SAND FILTER AND DIS INFECTED AND PUMPED TO THE GREY WATER TANK.THIS WATER CAN BE USED FOR FLUSHING RESIDENTS GUESTS Loe { ‘SECURITY ROOM cery POUIPMENTS ou DATA COLLECTION KITCHEN APPLIANCES Af DOOR WIDTH OF KITCHEN 1-ONE TENTH OF THE FLOOR AREA ++25% FOR HOT DRY CLIMATE 2.ONE SIXTH OF THE FLOOR AREA+ 25% FOR WARM HUMID CLIMATE 3-ONE EIGHTH OF THE FLOOR AREA+ 25% FOR TEMPERATE AND COMPOSITE CLIMATE 4-ONE TWELVETH OF THE FLOOR AREA +25% FOR COLD CLIMATE WHEEL CHAIR ACCESSIBILITY o DATA COLLECTION ATYPICAL 2BHK APPARTMENT roy mT Ones cyy rer rr rr 5.6SQ.M. Pier eee coma fy FURNITURE DETAILS MASIERSEDROOM- TERRACE. -5450.M Assam BEDROOM 425M. BALCONY 0550. MASTER BEDROOM - 46SQ.M. ou DATA COLLECTION ARRANGEMENT OF VENTILATION AND ‘AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM th LAYOUT OF TYPICAL SEPTIC TANK SEWAGE SYSTEM ‘TANK PLAN AND SECTION GRAVITY DISTRIBUTION HOT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM CENTRALISED EXTRACT VENTILATION SYSTEM WITH EXHAUST DUCTED IAROOF Sennunaay nie ‘SYSTEM WITH A NUMBER OF PRIMARY DUCT WITHOUT ‘TYPES OF VENTILATION OPENINGS: ARTS Aaatad 1 pROATECTIRA SEI HOLY PROJECT BRIEF Ss ry gi: Wigs « PRIVATE HOMES pawvare ourpOoR ume parkas venom rex Dp: lem Soummonat ractrTics. & As Ean egress fe ee (6D wenn C eee y canoe ‘THE GALGIUM CONTENT IS HIGH (GAOWH OF TREES AND PLANTS, THICK FORESTS AND LANDSCAPE, [DERN IS TYPICALLY RAINY.SUMMER (JUNE AUGUST, IS WARM.IINTERIDECEMGER FEBRUARY) 'S COOL UPTO 28 DEGAEES AND LOWEST GAN BE 5 DEGREES. ACCESSIBILITY VEHICLE DENSITY GLASBAGH.O3 KoA SPORTS CITH0.35 kM SPORTS AESIDENCE-0.25 kM ‘ABRERIVER-O.2 KM STUCKHAUS.O76 KM ‘AUTO ANO MOTOR SERVICE-1KM al ‘CHURCH AAKM ‘SCHOOL BKM aaceeor UNveRsiTy campus-isxm USERS STUDENT (CLIMATE, WEATHER AND PRECIPITATION FEB eres ‘SUNPATH jaa ‘THE SUNPATHIS FROM. EAST TOWEST THROUGH DIRECTION GETTING MORE HEAT WIND ROSE DIAGRAM ‘THE WIND ORECTION IS FROM S0UTH TO. NORTHAND also FIOM NOHTH TO est | LITERATURE CASE STUDY | wwe oF case stuny HALEN ESTATE Nave AMANAA 3 pRCATECTIRN SEI HOLY SITE ANALYSIS AND BUILDING ANALYSIS ROW HOUSING = . | USUALLY THE HEAT RETENTION IN ROW HOUSES THEMACRO IS VERY HIGH WHICH IS SHOWN IN IMAGE A BUT IN WIND DIREC. HALEN HOUSES GAPS INBETWEEN FACADES IN THON 1s FROM ‘THE FORM OF GARDEN TERRACES OF EACH SOUTH TO PARALLELY ARRANGED HOUSES IN DIFFERENT NORTH AND LEVELS WILL ALLOW HEAT ESCAPE THROUGH THIS MicRO WIND "TRANSITION SPACES AND WIND WILL PASSING THR- IS FROM NORTH, (UGH THE GAPS ALLOW SUFFICIENT VENTILATION TOEAST IN EACH DWELLING, ‘SHADOW AND NOISE ANALYSIS. ‘THE WHOLE WOODED LANDSCAPE AND THE BUILDING UNITS AROUND ‘THE CENTRAL COMMON {HE BUNPAT6 FROM EAST TO WEST TONARDG Spur So THE He BUD AT ice (EEL ONENTED ToWAROS SOUTREN Coe Wie aT AWDONE RT LOWER LSNEL ISPACRG NORTHERN SEAS THE OKGEA SE OF SLDNG AREAS wach IS Tr MOST (SPAWLLEWY ARRANGED TOTHE SOUIH SOE TE OULDING USED SPACE BY oc VL SET MORE RATURRL CHT A OAT Sila Seas warian theore ViEW INTENSITY INTO THE SITE . 7 . AS THE ROW , 2 HOUSES ARE comes arte ARRANGED AT THE GAAENTERRICE ORTHEGALCONES EW SHEDS AT INTERIOR GLAZING DIFFERENT LEVELS WILL ACT AS BUFFER ZONES FROM THE EXTRA SUNLIGHT WILL PENETRATE TO EACH PENETRATION OF SUNLIGHT AND ALSO THE WIDTHWISE a LEVEL WHICH IS FACING THE SOUTHERN PARTINON OF SPACE WITHINTHE INTERIOA WILLALLOW — — SIDE DIFFUSED NATURAL UGHY RATHER THAN EXCESSIVE SUNLIGHT, | LITERATURE CASE STUDY | awe oF case stuny HALENESTATE Fount 4 HISTORY “THE ATELIER 5.A GROUP OF 5 YOUNG ARCHITE CTS APPROACHED THE OWNER OF ALAAGE O% "THE CENTER OF BEANIN 1954 WITH A PROPOS- “A ROLLING WOODED LANDECAPE ON THE QUT: SKITS OF BEAN, USED AT HALEN SEEMS TO BE DERIVED FAOM ‘THE GITROHAN HOUSES OF THE 1920s1.E-COR- BUSIER ALSO DESIGNED SIMILAA HOUSE TYPE HAVING THE REPETTIVEELONGATED ROW HO. USE TYPE DOUBLE HEIGHT INTERIORS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BALCONIES, ZONING EE tosesrecon > i SECTIONAL ZONING a CONCEPT [ATEUER 6 DESCPIBED THE HALEN PROJECT AS THE “ARTIFACT IMME FRSEDIN NATURE: HALEN SEEMED TQ OFFERA SENSIBLE ALIERNAT- ‘VE THAT COMBINED MANY OF THE [BEST FEATURES OF OTH URBAN [AND SUBURBAN LIVINGITIS DEN STORY PROJECT OUT AT THE SAME TIME ITS ISOLATED INA PICTURE: SQUE COUNTRY SETTING WITH THE SUN.THE TREES ANO FRESH An. COVERAGE BUILDING UNITS-40% FORM DEVELOPMENT a cry oF TOWER. STRUCTURAL, BEAUTIFUL CONCRETE WALLS FUPPED HORIZONTAL Sg "iCOVERIED IN VEGETATION. FLOORS. exponen ToreaTe RECONFIGURABLE Pusu spaces. aaa SHIFTED TO.CONFORM COMPLETE TO TOPOGRAPHY ONT | | LITERATURE CASE STUDY | awe oF case stuny HALEN ESTATE Nave AMANAA MASTER PLAN LATITUDE-46 DEGREE 58'21°N, LONGITUDE-7DEGREE 29°51"E ‘THE CIRCULATION TO DIFFERENT LEVELS. TOTAL SITE AREA-15 ACRES BUILD UP AREA-15906 50.M COVERAGE-25% FAR.0.2 BUILD UNITS-30% OPEN AREA-7% LEGENDS “VACOESS ROAD Garage -CENTAAL SGUARE SHOPS AND CLUB ROOM POWER STATION FOR HEATING ELECTRICITY ‘AND WATER THE VEHICULAR PARKING I INTHE ENTRANCE OF SWIMMING POOL “THE SITE INCLUDING AN UNDERGROUND PARKING 2AND SUN BATH (GARAGE WHICH ACCOMODATES 100 VEHICLES, STAR CONNECTION SOLOWER ROWS s1uPPER ROWS 77,050 $0. SERVICE CIRCULATION PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION | LITERATURE CASE STUDY | awe oF case stuny HALEN ESTATE Nave AMANANA, FLOOR PLANS AND SECTIONS - TYPE 12 HOUSES © - LOWER / GARDEN LEVEL ‘A-ENTRANCE LEVEL ~ ‘SECTION D. ALTERNATE UPPER LEVEL B- UPPER LEVEL SECTION LEGENDS 1-COMMON WALKWAY 10-STUDY ROOM PATHWAY. {4-BATHROOMING SSTORE ROOM 12CUPBOARDS “ENTRANCE COURTYARD 13.BEDROOMS S-ENTRANCE HALL 14BALCONY. KITCHEN ISSUN TERRACE TUVINGDINING 16SERVICE ROUTE ‘BENTRANCE BALCONY A7-CELLAR stoccin ABOARDEN TERRACE LITERATURE CASE STUDY | awe or case stuoy HALEN ESTATE Nae AMANANA GRIHA 7 pnosezemna FLOOR PLANS - TYPE 380 HOUSES ae {OUTDOOR LANDSCAPE 2.CONMON WALKWAY s10s6ia, “4 PATHWAY. A-UPPER LEVEL S-STORE ROM, PATIO. ENTRANCE HALL. KITCHEN, S-BATHROOMMC, B-ENTRANCE LEVEL TO-LIVINGIDINING, 11-LOBBY, {12 STUDY ROOM, 42:CUPBOARDS, 14 CELLAR. 1S.SERVICE ROUTE, 16GARDEN TERRACE T-PATHWAN. 18BEDROOMS, 49.SUN TERRACE. 2O-BALCONY. D-ALTERNATIVE GARDEN LEVEL ==/_[ SECTION | LITERATURE CASE STUDY | Nawe oF case stuny HALEN ESTATE Foun i BRIHA 8 SPACIAL ANALYSIS BE ak INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR AXON‘ fore teven bed] iat fe. ia ‘TYPE 300 HOUSES aoe ENTRY LEVEL SECOND LEVEL ‘TOP LEVEL BASEMENT LEVEL EXTERIOR CIRCULATION ENTRY LEVEL fm veRmicat cimcutation (eS SS wae AMAIA BRIHA STUDIO - VIEWS OF HALEN ESTATE ‘AEHUALVIEN FPOM TLIING HOOMAND sae) ae NORTHEAST [BALCONY AT ENTRY Tae SOU EAST aug (GLASS ROOF AND TERRACE SSTUDIOINTERIOR antec! ENTRY COURTYARO HowaesTub0 [LITERATURE CASE STUDY |wourorcaseswuny HALEN ESTATE ee AMSA, AMENITIES LEGENDS aa PASSING THE PETROL STATION INTHE ENTRANCE {semanas POOL THE SITE HAVE AN UNDER ry ey GROUND PARKING GARAGE eens ae ec sero Te sauane: es GATHERING AREA sniweone, ieesateslem meanness ane ‘SWIMMING POOL a “THE PLAY AREA THE PIZZA, BEHIND THE KINDER ‘GROCERY AND THE GAFEAND RESTAURANT. SOLARIUM | LITERATURE CASE STUDY | ate oF case stun HALEN ESTATE nonoer 1 SERVICES > OVERHEAD TANK Nine waren ron 00m Ent punnose SENG PUNECD FEM Tae ovesteso WATER TaCAND Hin rom Te CeNTeA ears SySTEN OSTA ED TOM FLOORES HVAC LINE ‘THE DARKEN PORTION SHOWS THE POWER STATION OF HALEN ESTATE WHICH PRODUCE WATER,ELECTRICITY AND THERE IS CENTRAL a MATERIALS: SaaS : i i 25 Resets een et ie - TIROUG! THECENTALSUMMELEADNG EROSEETYE CSR CTER: —-HALENESIAE SPAWAR CUTSDE NSULATIN [LITERATURE CASE STUDY juaueorease sruoy HALEN ESTATE — AMSA, 12 DESIGN FEATURES VENTILATION ay THE HALEN ESTATE 18 PERFECTLY VENTILATED DECAUSEITIS PARALLELY STACKED AND IN DIFFERENT LEVELS, ANDIN MOST OWELUNGS IT IS PARTITIONED LENGTHWISE HENCE BARRIER FREE ‘THE WHLE UNIT IS WELL VENTILATED, DESIGN ‘THE DESIGN IS COMPLETELY DISABLE FRIENDLY AS THERE. |ARE RANPS PROVIDED FOR ‘AGOESSING TO DIFFERENT LEVELS ‘AS RAMPS IS VERY SIGNIFICANT INTHE SITE BECAUSE OF ‘THE PLACEMENT OF DIFFERENT (OF THE TERRAIN OF THE SITE, | LITERATURE CASE STUDY | wwe oF case stuny PRIVACY ‘THE WHOLE LANDSCADE AROUND THE INDOOR-OUTDOOR RELATIONSHIP GGAPSIN THE FACADE ENSURE BOTH HOUSES AND GARDEN RECENE PEREECT LIGHTING AND DISPLAY GREAT Ws, THETERACES AND OTHERELEMENTS GIVE IT DEPTH AND FORM TRANSITION 13 SUSTAINABILITY INCLUDING THE FUNCTION OF ROOF [AS AWATER BUFFERING SYSTEM, THES GREEN, ROOF OF HALEN PROVIDES SCOPE FOR BIODIVERSITY TO DEVELOP INFERENCE THE DYNAMISM FLUIDITY OF SPACES PRIVACY, AND THE SUSTAINABILITY ARE TE FACTORS WHICH HAVE BEEN GIVEN PRIME IMPORTANCE IN HALEN ESTATE BY THE ATELIERS, | LITERATURE CASE STUDY | awe oF case stuny “THE SUSTAINABLE GREEN ROOF IS BEEN EXTENSIVELY USED IN HALEN ESTATE. REDUCES THE AIR CONDITIONING IN SUMMER AND PROVIDES INSULATION IN WINTER, AND HENCE IT REDUCES, ENERGY CONSUMPTION, HALEN ESTATE, GREEN WALLS GREEN WALLS ARE PROVIDED AS SUS: TAINABLE SOLUTION TO THE DESIGN GIVE APEACEFULAND. CALM ATMOSPHERE ‘THE ARBOURS AND THE PARTIAL ROOF ABOVE THE COMMON SPACES PROVIDE PRIVACY FROM THE ABOVE LEVELS, ‘THE REGULARITY OF THE PARALLELY ARFANGED ROW HOUSES/PRIME IMPORTANCE OF ACCESS TO NATURAL LIGHT AND THE EXCELLENT INDOOR-OUTDOOR RELAT. IONSHIP ARE THE MAJOR ADVANTAGES OF HALEN PROVECT. DISADVANTAGES THEUTUSAT. ION OF OUT u DOOR VERAN- DAH BY PAI. ATE OCCUPA. THE MAIN LINITATION OF HALEN IS THE NTSIS ALSO. LESS WIDTH OF EACH UNIT WHICH IS ON- LYS METERS WHICH IS LESS THAN THE RECOMMENDED AREA, “THE PUBLIC ACCESSING SPACES. WHICH INTERFERES PRIVACY. HUMANSCAPES HABITAT URBAN LIVING, AUROVILLE PROJECT BRIEF +>. CLIMATE ‘zou STRIKING POINTS 70 BE ADOPTED Qe Roca INFERENCE AnceHECTS AUROVILLE DESIGN consuLTaNT COLOUSIN CONCERT Reins CONCEPT Setuecaaan Saeetsese Promo oTaen OE CITY PLANNING IT AMIS ere 7 mans ee ALLOWNG THENBEIMES TO. SRLS ‘re eaarves aor ator toreeranes FACTORS -SATISHES URBAN “SEIVEEWERICLES TS Sosa aes tenner ee rene oe scien’ Ft aN) NEEATIONAL SEAS eos e & iam «ecu | Sheracn es See | BEN macwar y= | LITERATURE CASE STUDY | wwe oF case stuny ena fh o WALKING THROUGH CASE STUDIES HABITAT 67 = Seewasietrenitases mre ee eres nara Y ‘Weenesbeha SMARTMENT ‘STRIKING POINTS WHICH CAN BE ADOPTED. ora ste eh se 0 a Qe o- ge i>! i 1 PRCATECTIRN DEI aeoure SUBLIME ORDINARINESS dieu apogee DESIGN. ocoeeme INSPIRED FROM CHAWL twcanen | BEDS \OJECT ‘DESIGNED THE BLOCKS PROJEOT BRIEF ‘AROUND A GREEN CORAL ARCHITECTS-D000P Don shail SITE AREA 3900 SOM YEAR2016 STRIKING ELEMENTS. “TYPE_APPARTMENTS BHA 1BHKi soo, SR [LITERATURE CASE STUDY | uve or ese 107 Fae wl FSA 1 | QUALI A- COMMUNITY PLANNING ‘ATIVE ANALY CRIFA A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT AIT SPACES LITERATURE CASE STUDY LIVE CASE STUDY 1 LIVE CASE STUDY 2 HALEN COLONY (GOOD EARTH ELEMENTS (GOOD EARTH RIVERSONG “HWE MAIN ENTRY AD ERIE TO HAIN ENTITY Lp EXETI5 TUNUUGH A PRIVATE OAD FROM THE | cTRINENTRANCE Tw THE RIVIRSONG IS THROUGH A WH HW isiuont Hie SOUTH SIDE THON "THEN (7 evs FROM THE SOU WEST SIDE exmeyanp | Sonn niova "SAME ENTRINGE AND OR SHRMIOES AND VISTO .| SURROUNDING |CONTEXT = atts i c 2 SS ee Rieror OE || areca see ene ser HES = (rey akp cunace) $2 (Sot 22) Wouy CRESCENT COLNGE oF ancmrTnTeME act IVE ANALY; CRIFA A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT ‘SPACES LIVE CASE STUDY 2 ‘GOOD FAITH RIVERSONG +] CIRCULATION Poot rkisT ZONAL PATTERN OF CRONE wa rb SPECHIVE ALLY FO RESIDENTINTSCM ane] SOUT }] PRoxmnrry Se'Sott Ses) non QUALI B-BLOCK LEVEL ‘ATIVE ANALYS CRIFA A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT LITERATURE, Da LIVE CASE STUDY 2 HALEN COLONY (GOOD EARTH ELEMENTS (GOOD EARTH RIVERSONG BLOCK LEVEL ZONING ORIENTATION OF EACH BLOCK YACING THE SOUTH SIDE REDUCIS row rn root exsu 2 (S010 2) Mouy CRESCENT COLINGE oF ancmrTnreME CRIFA A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT STANDARDS. LIVE CASE STUDY 2 IIVERSONG HALEN COLONY (GOOD EARTH ELEMENTS ‘Coop FART 1} ramnane ] ] | tom ™ 2| Lonny AND | ASMALL RECEPLION Is PROVID- cage races RECEPTION | EDIN HALEN WHICH HAVE AN AREA ee or 1280.4 ‘TOTAL AREA FoR SoM NAME: nUUMAvA aL NO: Si'(SolttSt) wouy eaKSCENY COLNE oF amcmrTEcTEME CRIFA A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT A> BLOCK LEVEL URE CASE STUDY LIVE € 1 LIVE CASE STANDARDS: HALEN COLONY (GOOD EARTH ELEMENTS A amen) seas 0.9 TAcH Block 5] AREAS OF snesorr ame 2108 80.77 EACH UNIT suai sore am bia7 par 2 (Gott St) mony CRESCENT COLINGE oF amcMITECTEME CRIFA il h A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT FES ovanrrranve anary: A- BLOCK LEVEL ese | A ETTORE a} LIVING AREA - Bae “ohh |NING AREA ; ‘is Tae 1 : wong (== Aen PBs CRIFA A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT UIRE CASE STUDY LIVE CASE STUDY 1 ‘COLONY. (GOOD EARTH ELEMENTS STANDARDS. AMENITIES ls] napmintoN couRF xo coum xocourr he] Gre noon «| rxpoor, Bonnar stared Ne rxpoone stant . STADIUM, to] LAUNDRY ARE 20-101-200 80. v'reRRate NAME: nUUMAvA aL NO: Si'(SolttSt) wouy eaKSCENY COLNE oF amcmrTEcTEME Ry QUAN A> BLOCK LEVEL CRIFA il h A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT STANDARDS. 1] VERTICAL tm CIRCULATION] hs| conrrpon Si'(SolttSt) wouy eaKSCENY COLNE oF amcmrTEcTEME CRIFA A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT i QUANTITATIVE ANALYS B- COMMUNITY LEVEL STANDARDS. AVE CASE STUDY 1 ATURE CASE STUDY nacre AL ORY G00 HARE ELEN fora aneas mines cies a Si'(SolttSt) wouy eaKSCENY COLNE oF amcmrTEcTEME 12 DESIGN BRIEF CRIFA A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY PROJECT ‘SPACES ‘avAnTY, ‘OPTIMUM QUANTEY ‘COMPARATIVE INFERENCE 1] PARKING 0H TAYTRIO RS, (TWN OF WASTES CAN RE DONE AS RIODESR NUN UDEGRADARLE an eo ‘

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