DESIGN - VIII

SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI
FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH
ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal
The design of Indian Institute of Forest Structures & Materials: The entire campus is constructed of
Management (IIFM), Bhopal is inspired by the brick masonry, load bearing walls as external enclosures of
belief that Institutions are self-contained spaces and reinforced concrete for the internal frame
entities, whose growth is nurtured by a process structure to support roofs over long and short spans, offering
of self-renewal through the various stages of inner flexibility for the arrangement of desi.red layouts of
their development. furniture and equipment and to relieve exterior walls of
heavy loads.
The plan of the Institute depicts a set of space
The openings that receive openable windows are recessed
requirements for various activities. The complex
into shadow pockets and these shadow pockets become the
should be architecturally interpreted as a
dominant architectural features, controlling and directing
homogenous entity rather than as separately
scale and proportions throughout the complex. Reinforced
identified buildings for specific functions on
concrete flat and arch lintels arc standardised on the basis of
distinct territories. This perception of continuity
Project Information The Amphitheatre, with a capacity of 750, is planned for how much they span across walls and are left with exposed
mitigates isolationist tendencies and eases the
Name:Indian Institute of Forest Management multipurpose activities - speech, music or film. The seating surfaces.
progress towards academic and social
Type:Institutional is partly on a flat area with removable chairs and partly on The areas around the light openings are clad in thin,
interaction, both of which are the hallmark of a
Architect:Anant Raje permanent tiers. Spaces are provided for green rooms, rough kotah stone and thin slate, in bluish-green to purple
successful and flexible Institute. To this end, the
Location:Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh Stale a switch gear room and chair storage. The living zone hues. The remaining part of the exterior masonry wall
plan attempts lo create a sense of community
Year:1988 consists of student dormitories, kitchen, dining areas and surfaces arc plastered with stonewashed aggregate grit. The
without contradicting the student's need to feel
Area:17500 Sq. Meter (covered area) other spaces for group meetings. Student dormitories are courts in between buildings will either be paved with stone or
independent.
Structural:Mr. Sharad R.Shah, located at the southern Lip of the academic complex. Each landscaped to offer as much shade as possible. The number
BombayMechanical:Dr. P.C. Jain, Spectral Services unit consists of one house for ten students who share of trees to be planted will depend directly on the size of the
Consultants Pvt. Ltd New, Delhi bathroom facilities. each house has a living room, at the court. The coursed stone masonry retaining walls arc used lo
terrace level, which captures the view of the distant lakes hold the backfill and make either terraces or stairs as transfer
Relating the Buildings: The 65 hectares of site is points to circulate on various levels of courts.
on the horizon, and forms the social centre, while a bed-
open and rises approximately 50 metres from the The open end of the courts face the prevailing south south-
cum-study room provides privacy and study space for the
lower road level on a hill plateau, and is heavily west wind direction, so that the wind comes directly into the
individual student.
contoured on the western and interior of the buildings.
The living zone consists of student dormitories, kitchen,
southern sides, while the eastern side has gradual
dining areas and other spaces for group meetings. Student
slopes. The major axis runs northsouth, and the
dormitories are located at the southern Lip of the academic
main circulation spine is located on this north-
complex. Each unit consists of one house for ten students
south axis.
who share bathroom facilities. each house has a living room,
The plan of the academic area focuses on the
at the terrace level, which captures the view of the distant
faculty and research offices that form the crucial
lakes on the horizon, and forms the social centre, while a
inner core located equidistant from the
bed-cum-study room provides privacy and study space for
administrative offices on one side and the teaching
the individual student.
areas on the other side. In place of a continuous
All dormitories are oriented towards the lakes on the
narrow corridor, individual set back lobbies serve The library may eventually become a four- southern slopes and area in close proximity to the library in
as stop-off meeting places, opening towards storeyed building serving as a strong focal point the academic complex. The rows of trees between the
courts. and as a symbolic anchor of the academic court. student dormitories and the academic complex create a
The hill site is crowned by the academic complex The Seminar rooms vary in size so as to buffer zone besides providing shaded walkways connecting
and is marked by the presence of a compact, accommodate between 15 to 40 students. The main features of the site are the two hillocks with
the groups of dormitories.
cohesive group of buildings which constitute the
outcrops of slate stone and depressions. As a counterpoint to
working zone. This area flows along the flat
the natural features, deep bands of trees, selected from the
contours, providing a linear form capable of types found on the hill, arc expected to shade the walkways
extensions along the side of promenade. The core and certain areas of the courts, once fully grown. Water
area is composed of the auditorium, library and bodies, all over the site, carry water in narrow channels to the
the academic court.
green areas. A water reservoir on top of one of the hillocks
The buildings which form the academic court area
gives a strong focus to the landscape
contain large and small classrooms and the library,
auditorium and seminar rooms. No building,
except the library, is expected to be more than two SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
stories high. NAME : MAYUR DEVAJI PAWAR
SUB : DESIGN-VIII ROLL NO : 39 DIV : V
 Nanhua Glimmer Park GAOSHU, TAIWAN

Controlling the mist effects preciously. We investigated the

wind direction and the design of the mist generating
facilities to create the misty effect as the design intended.
The reborn campus celebrates the regional nature features
and translates them into geometric forms in the landscape
design. The continuous curvature of the concrete retaining
walls echoes with the patterns of the pineapple fields and
the folds of the mountain ridges. The selected variety of
Architects: Atelier Let's, JR Architects plants within the campus presents an ecological education
Area : 15459 m² opportunity for the public, including the edible plants on
Year : 2021 Key challenges: the green hills and the restoration of aquatic plants in the
Photographs :YuChen Chao Photography 1. Removing the former school campus wall. We eco pond.
Lead Architects : Ku, Ta-Chi, Huang, Cho-Jen negotiated and agreed with the client and authority to
Structural Engineers : Yuangang Engineering open the boundary and introduce lighting for the
Consultant Co. Ltd. campus and the community.
Lighting Consultant : WEDO Lighting 2. Retaining the mature trees within the campus. We
Planting Design : Yuánshēng Environment Design achieved this by carefully planning the facilities and
Construction Company : Jiuteng Construction Co. structural foundations considering the tree roots.
Ltd 3. Creating a space for all. We designed the space with
Design Team : Yang, Haw-Jiun; Ming-Chih Tai; barrier-free passages and eliminated the height
Chan, Ti-Yen; Yang, Tzu-Yin; Lu, Min Hui; Cheng, difference across the project site.
Chung Ming; Sun, Chieh; Chen, Hao-Yu
Clients : Pingtung County Government, PAN, MEN-
AN
City : Gaoshu
Country : Taiwan (ROC)

The site for Nanhua Glimmer locates in the

countryside of Pingtung, Taiwan. Sitting at the foot
The elements of mist and glimmer resemble the
of Taimu Mountain, the site previously served as
collective memory of the locals – at nights, the
an elementary school. The now decommissioned
mountain mist flows along the ridges, creating
school campus has transformed into the Pingtung
radiances around the street lights afar. The natural
AI Agriculture Hub with a new landscape park for
mountain mist runs through the mahogany forest
the community and the elderly. The landscape
and pineapple fields. The recreated misty scene
park creates a more inviting atmosphere for the
brings up the visual memories of gazing afar towards
locals by opening up the campus boundary and
the mountain covered in mist and clouds.
linking the new greenery with the surrounding.

One of our focuses in this project is to develop an aesthetic

and recreational irrigating facility. In the initial three
months of the project, we investigated the wind direction
and environmental conditions of the project site. We
worked with local suppliers in developing new irrigating
facilities that fulfil two purposes – providing sufficient
water to the plants and creating a misty scene inspired by
the mountain mists. The mist generating facility is SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
integrated with the lighting system to ensure safety at NAME : MAYUR DEVAJI PAWAR
night. SUB : DESIGN-VIII ROLL NO : 39 DIV : V
 Shanghai Houtan Park / Turenscape
PARK
•SHANGHAI, CHINA
Architects: Turenscape Through the center of the park, a linear constructed wetland,
Area : 140000 m² 1.7 kilometers long and 5- 30 meters wide was designed to
create a reinvigorated waterfront as a living machine to treat
Year : 2010
contaminated water from the Huangpu River. Cascades and
terraces are used to oxygenate the nutrient rich water, remove
Built on a brownfield of a former industrial site, Houtan Park is and retain nutrients and reduce suspended sediments while
a regenerative living landscape on Shanghai’s Huangpu creating pleasant water features; Different species of wetland
riverfront. The park’s constructed wetland, ecological flood plants were selected and designed to absorb different
control, reclaimed industrial structures and materials, and pollutants from the water. Field testing indicates that 2,400
urban agriculture are integral components of an overall cubic meters per day of water can be treated from Lower Grade
restorative design strategy to treat polluted river water and V to Grade III. The treated water can be used safely throughout
recover the degraded waterfront in an aesthetically pleasing the Expo for non-potable uses, and save half a million US dollars
way. in comparison with conventional water treatment.
Numerous platforms and enclosed ‘containers’ are designed as
The wetland also acts as a flood protection buffer between the the nodes on the pedestrian network, including the ‘hanging
20- and 1000-year flood control levees. The meandering valley garden’ transformed from a factory structure and the
The first challenge was restoring the degraded environment. The site along the wetland creates a series of thresholds creating visual landscaped dock. These platforms and containers are integrated
is a brownfield littered with industrial and construction debris both on interest and refuge within the bustling world exposition with into the pedestrian network to create larger expanses where
the surface and buried throughout the site. The water of Huangpu opportunities for recreation, education, and research. The small groups can gather. Groves of bamboo and Chinese
River is highly polluted with a national water quality ranking of Lower terrace design of the wetland alleviates the elevation difference Redwood trees act as screens along the paths to break up the
Grade V, the lowest grade on a scale of I-V and is considered unsafe between the city and the river, safely reconnecting people to spaces and the enclosures surrounded by trees are used to
for swimming and recreation and devoid of aquatic life. the water’s edge. Additionally, the existing concrete floodwall exhibit modern art and industrial relics found onsite.
was replaced by a more habitat friendly riprap that allows
The eminent site design challenge was to transform this degraded native species to grow along the riverbank while protecting the
landscape into a safe and pleasant public space. shoreline from erosion. Houtan Park demonstrates a living system where ecological
infrastructure can provide multiple services for society and
nature and new ecological water treatment and flood control
methods. The post-industrial design demonstrates a unique
productive landscape evoking the memories of past and the
future of the ecological civilization, paying homage to a new
The site is a narrow linear 14-hectare (34.6 acre) band located aesthetics based low maintenance and high performance
along the Huangpu River waterfront in Shanghai, China. This landscapes.
brownfield, previously owned by a steel factory and a shipyard,
had few industrial structures remaining and the site was largely
. The third challenge was the site itself. The area is long and
used as a landfill and lay-down yard for industrial materials.
narrow locked between the Huangpu River and an urban
The objective of the park design was to: create a green Expo,
express way with water frontage is over 1.7 kilometers (one
accommodate for a large influx of visitors during the exposition
mile) in length but averaging only 30-80 meters in width.
from May to October, demonstrate green technologies,
transform a unique space to make the Expo an unforgettable
event, and transition into a permanent public waterfront park
after the Expo.

The eminent site design challenge was to transform this

degraded landscape into a safe and pleasant public space.

The second challenge was to improve flood control. The existing Overlapped in the matrix of ecologically regenerated landscape
concrete floodwall was designed to protect against a 1,000-year are layers of agricultural and industrial past of the site and
flood event with a top elevation of 6.7 meters , but it is rigid and future of the post-industrial eco-civilization. Inspired by the
lifeless. The 2.1 meter daily tidal fluctuation creates a muddy and fields of Chinese agricultural landscape, terraces were created to
littered shoreline and is currently inaccessible to the public. A break down the 3-5 meter elevation change from the water’s
conventional retaining wall would continue to limit accessibility edge to the road, and to slow the runoff directed to the stream
and preclude habitat creation along the water’s edge, so an in the constructed wetland. These terraces are reminiscent
alternative flood control design proposal was necessary of Shanghai’s agricultural heritage prior to industrial
development of the neighborhood in the mid 20th century.
Regenerative design strategies used to transform the site into a Crops and wetland plants were selected to create an urban farm
living system that offer comprehensive ecological services allowing people to witness seasonal changes: the golden
included: food production, flood, water treatment, and habitat blossoms in the spring, splendid sunflowers in the summer,
creation combined in an educational and aesthetic form. The site is fragrance of the ripened rice in the fall, and green clover in the
destined to be an innovative demonstration of the ecological winter. It provides a premier educational opportunity for people SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
culture for the 2010 Expo. to learn about agriculture and farming within the city. NAME : MAYUR DEVAJI PAWAR
SUB : DESIGN-VIII ROLL NO : 39 DIV : V
Urban design is the arrangement and design of buildings, public spaces, transport systems, services and amenities. Urban design gives form,
shape, and character to groups of buildings to whole neighborhoods, and then city.it creates a holistic approach towards the urban
environment as one.

It involves taking care of human scale and social dimensions of spaces while designing and planning large scale cities.it bridges the gap
between building architecture and city planning.it also bring together many diverse aspects of architecture, such as landscape, transportation
systems, heritage structures, climate and environmental considerations etc.

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CANTEEN 300 SQ.M PARKING
ACCOMODATION SEMINAR HALL 300 SQ.M
HOSTEL FOR MALE 600 SQ.M MUSEUM 300 SQ.M
EXECUTIVE HOSTEL 600 SQ.M FORESTRY INSTITUTE 1500 SQ.M
HOSTEL FOR FEMALE 1 300 SQ.M FOREST PRODUCT 1200 SQ.M
HOSTEL FOR FEMALE 2 300 SQ.M + RESEARCH
VIP GUEST HOSTEL 1 375 SQ.M TRAINING CENTRE 1200 SQ.M
VIP GUEST HOSTEL 2 375 SQ.M LEARNING CENTRE 1200 SQ.M

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EXHIBITION PAVILLION 240 SQ.M TOURIST SEATING - 17.3 SQ.M
EXHIBITION HALL - 50 SQ.M

TOPIC CHECK 1 CHECK 2 SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

SITE ANALYSIS FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
ADMINISTRATION BLOCK 650 SQ.M SEMINAR HALL 300 SQ.M
RESTAURANT 600 SQ.M MUSEUM 300 SQ.M
ACCOMODATION FORESTRY INSTITUTE 1500 SQ.M
MALE HOSTEL BLOCK 1200 SQ.M FOREST PRODUCT 1200 SQ.M
EXECUTIVE HOSTEL 1 1200 SQ.M + RESEARCH
FEMALE HOSTEL BLOCK 1200 SQ.M TRAINING CENTRE 1200 SQ.M
EXECUTIVE HOSTEL 2 1200 SQ.M LEARNING CENTRE 1200 SQ.M SECURITY
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VIP GUEST HOSTEL 1 1200 SQ.M FOR FOREST GAURDS CABIN

VIP GUEST HOSTEL 2 1200 SQ.M

RECREATIONAL SPACE 320 SQ.M ESQUEE PROJECT
EXHIBITION PAVILLION 240 SQ.M INTERPREATATION CENTRE
SECURITY CABIN 1 20 SQ.M TOURIST SEATING - 17.3 SQ.M 6 M ROAD

SECURITY CABIN 2 20 SQ.M EXHIBITION HALL - 50 SQ.M

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CONFERENCE HALL 300 SQ.M

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TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

SITE PLAN
SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 ADMINISTRATION BLOCK 325 SQ.M SEMINAR HALL 300 SQ.M
RESTAURANT 300 SQ.M MUSEUM 300 SQ.M
ACCOMODATION FORESTRY INSTITUTE 750 SQ.M
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EXHIBITION HALL
BLOCK

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BLOCK

KEY PLAN

TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 ADMINISTRATION BLOCK 325 SQ.M CONFERENCE ROOM 300 SQ.M
RESTAURANT 300 SQ.M LIBRARY 300 SQ.M
ACCOMODATION FORESTRY INSTITUTE 750 SQ.M
MALE HOSTEL BLOCK 600 SQ.M FOREST PRODUCT 600 SQ.M
EXECUTIVE HOSTEL 1 600 SQ.M + RESEARCH
FEMALE HOSTEL BLOCK 600 SQ.M TRAINING CENTRE 600 SQ.M
9 M ROAD

EXECUTIVE HOSTEL 2 600 SQ.M LEARNING CENTRE 600 SQ.M SECURITY

CABIN

VIP GUEST HOSTEL 1 600 SQ.M FOR FOREST GAURDS

VIP GUEST HOSTEL 2 600 SQ.M
EXHIBITION PAVILLION 240 SQ.M

6 M ROAD

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PARKING

MUSEUM
BLOCK
LIBRARY
BLOCK

SECURITY
PARKING
CABIN

VIP GUEST HOUSE

BLOCK

SEMINAR HALL
BLOCK
CONFERENCE ROOM
BLOCK

EXHIBITION HALL
MALE HOSTEL BLOCK
VIP GUEST HOUSE BLOCK
BLOCK

RECREATIONAL
SPACE

FORESTRY INSTITUTE
BLOCK

RESTAURANT
PARKING BLOCK

EXECUTIVE HOSTEL
BLOCK

FEMALE HOSTEL
BLOCK

FOREST + PRODUCT
RESEARCH CENTRE BLOCK
TRAINING CENTRE
BLOCK

INTERPRETATION
CENTRE BLOCK

PARKING

FEMALE HOSTEL
BLOCK

EXHIBITION HALL
BLOCK

PARKING

LEARNING CENTRE
BLOCK

N
KEY PLAN

TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 TERRACE PARAPET LEVEL 8.4 M

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL 6.9 M

LINTEL LEVEL 6 M

CILL LEVEL 4.7 M

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL 3.75 M

LINTEL LEVEL 2.85 M

CILL LEVEL 1.55 M

PLINTH LEVEL 0.6 M

GROUND LEVEL 0,0

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

TERRACE PARAPET LEVEL 8.4 M

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL 6.9 M

LINTEL LEVEL 6 M

CILL LEVEL 4.7 M

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL 3.75 M

LINTEL LEVEL 2.85 M

CILL LEVEL 1.55 M

PLINTH LEVEL 0.6 M

GROUND LEVEL 0,0

SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION

SECURITY
CABIN

ADMINISTRATION
BLOCK

PARKING

MUSEUM
BLOCK
LIBRARY
BLOCK

SECURITY
PARKING
CABIN

VIP GUEST HOUSE

BLOCK

SEMINAR HALL
BLOCK
CONFERENCE ROOM
BLOCK

EXHIBITION HALL
MALE HOSTEL BLOCK
VIP GUEST HOUSE BLOCK
BLOCK

RECREATIONAL
SPACE

FORESTRY INSTITUTE
BLOCK

RESTAURANT
PARKING BLOCK

EXECUTIVE HOSTEL
BLOCK

FEMALE HOSTEL
BLOCK

FOREST + PRODUCT
RESEARCH CENTRE BLOCK
TRAINING CENTRE
BLOCK

INTERPRETATION
CENTRE BLOCK

PARKING

FEMALE HOSTEL
BLOCK

EXHIBITION HALL
BLOCK

PARKING

LEARNING CENTRE
BLOCK

KEY PLAN

TOPIC CHECK 1 CHECK 2 SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

SITE ELEVATIONS FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 CABIN 5 CABIN 7
CABIN 1 CABIN 3

ENTRANCE CABIN 6 CABIN 8

CABIN 2 CABIN 4

ACCOUNTANT
HOD CABIN 2
CONFERENCE DEPARTMENT
HOD CABIN
ROOM

MALE TOILET FEMALE TOILET

COMPUTER
MALE TOILET FEMALE TOILET STORAGE
KITCHEN / ROOM
STORAGE PANTRY AREA

FIRST FLOOR
GROUND FLOOR

ENTRANCE LOBBY & ADMINISTRATION AREA FLOOR PLANS

ENTRANCE ENTRANCE
LOBBY LOBBY
BOOKS BOOKS
SECTION SECTION

MALE MALE
TOILETS MUSEUM TOILETS

LIBRARY HALL

FEMALE FEMALE
TOILETS TOILETS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

MUSEUM FLOOR PLAN LIBRARY FLOOR PLAN

TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

INDIVIDUAL BLOCK LAYOUTS
SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 ENTRANCE
SITTING / WAITING
LOBBY
AREA
SEMINAR
OFFICE CONFERENCE
OFFICE

MALE
TOILETS MALE
TOILETS

SEMINAR HALL
CONFERENCE CONFERENCE
ROOM 1 ROOM 2

FEMALE
TOILETS FEMALE
TOILETS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SEMINAR HALL FLOOR PLAN CONFERENCE HALL FLOOR PLAN

HOD HOD
CABIN 1 CABIN 2

STAFF ROOM ENTRANCE LOBBY CLASSROOM 2 ENTRANCE LOBBY CLASSROOM 3

WAITING
AREA

COMPUTER ROOM A V ROOM

ADMIN BLOCK LIBRARY

PRACTICAL LAB 1 PRACTICAL LAB 2

CLASSROOM 1 CLASSROOM 4

FEMALE FEMALE
MALE TOILETS MALE TOILETS
TOILETS TOILETS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FORESTRY INSTITUTE FLOOR PLANS

TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

INDIVIDUAL BLOCK LAYOUTS FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 ENTRANCE LOBBY ENTRANCE LOBBY
HOD CABIN 1

COMPUTER TRAINING
LAB HOD CABIN 2 LAB LAB 2

ADMIN
BLOCK LIBRARY
STAFF ROOM AV ROOM

COURTYARD OPEN SPACE COURTYARD OPEN SPACE

MALE TOILET MALE TOILET

CLASSROOM 1 CLASSROOM 1

FEMALE TOILET FEMALE TOILET

CLASSROOM 3 CLASSROOM 2 CLASSROOM 3 CLASSROOM 2

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

TRAINING CENTRE FLOOR PLAN

HOD HOD
CABIN 1 CABIN 2

CLASSROOM 2
ENTRANCE LOBBY
WAITING COMPUTER
EXHIBITION AREA ROOM
HALL

A V ROOM
STORAGE ROOM ADMIN BLOCK
STAFF ROOM

PRACTICAL LAB 1
CLASSROOM 1 PRACTICAL LAB 2 CLASSROOM 3

FEMALE
MALE FEMALE
TOILETS MALE
TOILETS TOILETS
TOILETS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FOREST + PRODUCT RESEARCH CENTRE FLOOR PLANS

TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

INDIVIDUAL BLOCK LAYOUTS
SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 ENTRANCE LOBBY ENTRANCE LOBBY
HOD CABIN 1

COMPUTER TRAINING
LAB HOD CABIN 2 LAB LAB 2

ADMIN
BLOCK LIBRARY
STAFF ROOM AV ROOM

COURTYARD OPEN SPACE COURTYARD OPEN SPACE

MALE TOILET MALE TOILET

CLASSROOM 1 CLASSROOM 1

FEMALE TOILET FEMALE TOILET

CLASSROOM 3 CLASSROOM 2 CLASSROOM 3 CLASSROOM 2

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

LEARNING CENTRE FLOOR PLANS

ENTRANCE ENTRANCE
WARDEN
ROOM 1 OFFICE ROOM 15
ROOM 8

ROOM 2 ROOM 7 ROOM 9 ROOM 14

KITCHEN KITCHEN KITCHEN

KITCHEN

ROOM 3 ROOM 6
ROOM 10 ROOM 13

ROOM 4 ROOM 5 ROOM 11 ROOM 12

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

EXECUTIVE HOSTEL FLOOR PLANS

TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

INDIVIDUAL BLOCK LAYOUTS SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 ENTRANCE LOBBY
ENTRANCE LOBBY
ROOM 1 WARDEN
OFFICE ROOM 8
ROOM 1
TOILET

TOILET TOILET

TOILET

TOILET

TOILET TOILET
ROOM 2 ROOM 7
ROOM 2 TOILET
ROOM 7
TOILET

TOILET TOILET

TOILET

BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM

BATHROOM BATHROOM
BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM
BATHROOM BATHROOM

ROOM 3 ROOM 6 ROOM 6

ROOM 3

ROOM 4 ROOM 5

ROOM 4 ROOM 5

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FEMALE HOSTEL FLOOR PLANS

HALL 2 WORKSHOP ROOM 2

OPEN EXHIBITION SPACE PASSAGE

HALL 1 WORKSHOP ROOM 1

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

EXHIBITION HALL FLOOR PLAN WORKSHOP FLOOR PLAN

TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

INDIVIDUAL BLOCK LAYOUTS
SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 ENTRANCE 1
MALE
MALE TOILETS
TOILETS
ENTRANCE 2

HAND WASH
HAND WASH AREA
AREA
COUNTER
COUNTER

KITCHEN
KITCHEN

FEMALE
FEMALE TOILETS
TOILETS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

RESTAURANT / CANTEEN BLOCK

ENTRANCE LOBBY

ROOM 1 WARDEN ENTRANCE LOBBY

OFFICE
ROOM 8
TOILET
ROOM 1
TOILET

TOILET

TOILET TOILET

TOILET
ROOM 2 ROOM 7
TOILET

TOILET

TOILET
ROOM 2 TOILET
ROOM 7
TOILET

TOILET

BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM

BATHROOM BATHROOM

BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM

BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM

ROOM 3 ROOM 6
ROOM 6
ROOM 3

ROOM 4 ROOM 5

ROOM 4 ROOM 5

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

MALE HOSTEL FLOOR PLANS

TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

INDIVIDUAL BLOCK LAYOUTS FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 ROOM 8
ROOM 1

ENTRANCE ROOM 15
ENTRANCE
WARDEN
OFFICE

ROOM 14
ROOM 7

ROOM 9
ROOM 2 KITCHEN KITCHEN
KITCHEN KITCHEN

ROOM 10 ROOM 13
ROOM 3 ROOM 6 ROOM 11 ROOM 12
ROOM 4 ROOM 5

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

VIP GUEST HOUSE FLOOR PLAN

TOPIC CHECK 1 SHEET NO. SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

INDIVIDUAL BLOCK LAYOUTS
SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 ENTRANCE LOBBY 150 SQ.M SECURITY CABIN 1 20 SQ.M
ADMINISTRATION AREA 400 SQ.M SECURITY CABIN 2 20 SQ.M
CANTEEN 300 SQ.M PARKING
ACCOMODATION SEMINAR HALL 300 SQ.M
HOSTEL FOR MALE 600 SQ.M MUSEUM 300 SQ.M
EXECUTIVE HOSTEL 600 SQ.M FORESTRY INSTITUTE 1500 SQ.M
HOSTEL FOR FEMALE 1 300 SQ.M FOREST PRODUCT 1200 SQ.M
HOSTEL FOR FEMALE 2 300 SQ.M + RESEARCH

13
VIP GUEST HOSTEL 1 375 SQ.M TRAINING CENTRE 1200 SQ.M
VIP GUEST HOSTEL 2 375 SQ.M LEARNING CENTRE 1200 SQ.M
VIP GUEST HOSTEL 3 180 SQ.M FOR FOREST GAURDS
9M
VIP GUEST HOSTEL 4 240 SQ.M ESQUEE PROJECT ROAD

RECREATIONAL SPACE 320 SQ.M INTERPREATATION CENTRE

EXHIBITION PAVILLION 240 SQ.M TOURIST SEATING - 17.3 SQ.M
EXHIBITION HALL - 50 SQ.M 6M
ROAD

HOSTEL
FOR MALE

EXECUTIVE
HOSTEL

9M
ROAD

6M
ROAD MUSEUM

6M
ROAD
13

SEMINAR HALL

VIP 3M
GUEST PATHWAY
HOUSE 1
PARKING PARKING
CANTEEN

EXHIBITION
HALL
FORESTRY
INSTITUTE 9M
ROAD
VIP
6M
GUEST
ROAD
HOUSE 2
ENTRANCE
PARKING LOBBY
ADMINISTRATION
AREA
RECREATIONAL
SPACE 6M 3M
ROAD PATHWAY
6M
ROAD

FOREST PRODUCT HOSTEL 3M

+ RESEARCH FOR FEMALE 1 PATHWAY
TRAINING
CENTRE
PARKING
VIP
INTERPRETATION
HOSTEL GUEST CENTRE
FOR FEMALE 2 HOUSE 3

EXHIBITION
HALL
6M
ROAD
VIP 6M
GUEST ROAD
LEARNING CENTRE HOUSE 4
FOR FOREST GAURDS 6M
ROAD

6M 5M
ROAD PATHWAY

KEY PLAN

TOPIC CHECK 1 CHECK 2 SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

ESQUEE PROJECT - INTERPRETATION CENTER
SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 TOPIC CHECK 1 CHECK 2 SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

ESQUEE PROJECT FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

INTERPRETATION CENTER SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C
 TOPIC CHECK 1 CHECK 2 SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STAMP

NAME : PAWAR MAYUR DEVAJI

ESQUEE PROJECT FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH

INTERPRETATION CENTER SUB : DESIGN - VIII

ROLL NO : 39 DIV : C