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CONCEPTUAL DESIGN FOR COMPREHENSIVE

INTEGRATED PLANNING FOR NEW CAMPUS OF FACULTY OF VETERIANARY & ANIMAL

SCIENCE AT R.G.S.C. , Barkachha , Mirzapur.

PRESENTED BY:

ENARCH CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD., NOIDA (U.P.)


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Architecture of Varanasi comprises

mainly of Hindu temples and also some

Mughal architecture.

Varanasi is a city of temples

The architecture of the Varanasi region

is dependant on its geography.

ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES

•White marble and red sandstone was favored.

•Semi-precious gemstones were popular (jade,

crystal, etc.)

• Used arches sparingly.

• Symmetry and balance stressed.

• Used octagons a lot.

•Landscape gardening.

RESILIENT ARCHITECTURE

LANDSCAPE

GARDENING

Open spaces and signature streets As they are characteristic of the campus


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The distinctiveness of its iconic buildings and attractions – the Space Needle, Key

Arena, – is fundamental to the architectural character of the campus

There is also great cohesion across the campus with a network of landscaped

plazas and open spaces.

These stand out as elements of uniqueness.

These design guidelines encourage design excellence in architectural concepts and

execution of both foreground and background buildings.

DESIGN CONCEPT


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CAMPUS ENTRIES Arrange and design buildings, open spaces and site elements to create welcoming entries to

SKIMS .

NEIGHBORHOOD CONNECTIONS

Link the campus and the surrounding

neighborhood with visual and physical.

SITE PLAN

ANIMAL HOUSE BLOCK

TO QUARTERGUARD AND STORE

BLOCK

TO QUARTERGUARD AND STORE

BLOCK

GROUP CENTRE

ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK VETERINARY CLINICAL

COMPLEX

PHASE-1PHASE-2&3

STREETSCAPE AND EDGES

Create a comfortable and welcoming pedestrian environment along the

perimeter streets as an attractive edge that strengthens the identity of Seattle


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PHASE-1

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

CIRCULATION

Provide a variety of pedestrian

routes that draw people into

and through the Center.


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PHASE-1

FIRST FLOOR PLAN


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OFFICE & ANIMAL SCIENCE BLOCK

GROUND FLOOR AREA - 3357.94 SQ. M .

FIRST FLOOR AREA - 2819.84 SQ. M .

ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK

GROUND FLOOR AREA

FIRST FLOOR AREA

- 1519.41 SQ. M .

- 1167.93 SQ. M .

TOTAL AREA - 6177.78 SQ. M . TOTAL AREA - 2687.34 SQ. M .

2070 WIDE CORRIDOR

ENT. LOBBY

+450 LVL.

TENTAGE STORE ROOM

EQUIPMENT

1500

1500

TOI.

15001500

15001500

1500

1500

PLANTERPLANTER

MAIN ENTRY

UP

VERANDAH

+438 LVL.

PLANTER PLANTER

TOI.

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11885X10500

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FOR H.

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LADIES TOILET


4 8 8 5 X3 3 8 5

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FOR H.

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ENT. LOBBY

+450 LVL.

LADIES TOILET4 8 8 5 X3 3 8 5


230COVD.

PARKING

double ht.

RAMP UP

LOBBY

4500

750 PL INT H PROT E CT ION

GRE E N L AWNGRE E N L AWN

+600 LVL. +600 LVL.

MUSEUM/TRESAURY

MUSIUM/TRESAURY9885X 4185

9885X 4770

20

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RAMP UP

+600 LVL.

+150 LVL.

+2100 LVL.

1800

ENTRANCE

LOBBY

9770X9770

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VERANDAH

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ENTRANCE

LOBBY

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4 8 8 5 X3 3 8 5

LOBBY

ENT. LOBBY

+450 LVL.

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1

ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK area =4000 sqm

ENT. LOBBY9770X6070

PC ROOM L IBRARY

4885X6355

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ROOM

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UP

UP

MAIN ENTRY

UP

CONFE RE NCE HAL L

PHOTO-COPY

STATI-ONERY

VERANDAH

+150 LVL.

PLANTER PLANTER

+450 LVL.

2070

4 9 4 2 X4 0 0 0 9 8 8 5 X3 8 8 52 3 8 5 X3 8 8 52385X38852385X3885

2 4 4 2 X3 8 8 5 2 4 4 2 X3 8 8 5

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+43

8 L

VL

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2000 M WIDE VE RANDAH 2000 M WIDE VE RANDAH

1500 M WIDE FOOT PATH1500 M WIDE FOOT PATH

9827X11770

4885X4000

+600 LVL.

5000

5000

fountain

(DOUBLE HT.)

TREAD -300 RISER -150

TREAD -300 RISER -150

GRE E N L AWN GRE E N L AWN

GRE E N L AWNGRE E N L AWN

+600 LVL. +600 LVL.

up

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TOILET PA

PRE FUNCT ION L OBBY

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LADIES TOILET

GENTS TOILET

LADIES TOILET

GENTS TOILET

4 8 8 5 X2 6 0 0

4 8 8 5 X2 7 0 04 8 8 5 X2 7 0 0

4 8 8 5 X2 6 0 0

COVD. PARKING COVD. PARKING

GRE E N L AWN GRE E N L AWN

(including ver.,ramp,staircase and lobby)(including ver.,staircase and lobby)

FRONT ELEVATION

TERRACE LVL.

GROUND FLOOR

SLAB LVL.

PLINTH LVL.

PARAPET LVL.

-

3600

3600

ANIMAL SCIENCE BLOCK

ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK ANIMAL SCIENCE BLOCK

ADMIN & ANIMAL SCIENCE BLOCK


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AUDITORIUM GROUND FLOOR PLAN

RELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING

SPACE

Provide physical and visual

ground level interior uses and

routes and spaces where appropriate


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AUDITORIUM FIRST FLOOR PLAN


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AUDITORIUM ELEVATION

Open up the connection of the Amphitheater space to the

east, allowing increased visibility for SKIMS and a more

integrated amphitheater space.


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HOSTEL

ELEMENTS OF CONTINUITY

• The elements of continuity on the campus

begin with the interior streets with mature tree

canopies and extend to the open spaces.

• The campus is the “sum of its parts” and is

both eclectic and cohesive

Reinforce Hostel , with new

buildings and activities pulled to the

sidewalk (this will make the plaza

space more distinct in contrast).


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CONCEPT :- SUSTAINABLE SITE PLANNING

NORTH – SOUTH ORIENTATION.

COURTYARD CONCEPT

Acts as a micro climate generator and thereby reduces energy consumption.

A Landscape element

LANDSCAPE AREAS MAXIMISED

The main concern is the physical Articulation of space, the solids and voids, the negative and the

positive. In addition, we try to include the effects of light, surface, shape and form.

OPTIMISED BUILDING DEPTH

To harvest maximum daylight.

SERVICE CORES ON HOT EAST – WEST

Minimize surface area-to-volume ratio.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

HIGH LEVELS OF INSULATION

EFFICIENT HEATING OF AIR & WATER


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ECO FRIENDLY CRITERION: A GREEN BUILDING CONCEPT

A. Use of eco friendly products :

B. Less volatile organic compounds

C. Waterless urinals: twin flow toilets

D. CFC ( chloro fluoro carbon) free HVAC equipments: uses refrigerants which have low ozone depletion potential

E. Reflective surface glass

F. Human sensors to regulate cooling and heating to the optimum use.

G. Provision of insulated roof tops and terrace gardens

H. NB : However, The above is not in the scope of construction of Phase II ‘A’ due to cost constraint.


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GREEN BUILDING CONCEPT :

1. All the buildings are around the central landscaped courts which creates its own microclimate and makes the building energy efficient.

2. Use of reflective façade which reduces the heat transfer and in turn reduces the power load.

3. Recycled water used for watering of landscaped courts

4. Solar panels to be used widely in all the buildings (not considered in the present scope of construction due to cost constraint)

5. Provision of rain water harvesting to preserve the natural resources.

6.


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ACCESS CONTROL

Entry to the premises shall be restricted by installation of bio metric based access control system.

All doors to the sensitive area like laboratories, scientists’ rooms, Administrators’ room etc. shall have biometric access control.

Entrance Gates shall have boom barrier controlled by access control for incoming and outgoing vehicles.

The system will be integrated and controlled from central location for ease of maintenance and functionality.

NB : However, The above is not in the scope of construction of Phase II ‘A’ due to cost constraint


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CCTV

Surveillance of premises shall be done

by installing digital camera all around

the premises.

Intelligent motion detection technology

shall be used for the surveillance and

security of premises.

Digital Video Recorder shall record all

the camera for security purpose.

NB : However, The above is not in the

scope of construction of Phase II ‘A’

due to cost constraint


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LIGHT , ELEVATOR AND SAFETY CONTROL

Lights and electrical distribution monitoring shall be done centrally using IBMS to save the power energy and recurring expenditure.

Elevators installed inside the premises shall be continuously monitored.

The alarms from various systems installed in laboratories like gas supply, fire control, ventilation control etc. shall be monitored for safety control by IBMS

Automation of all fire control systems like pumps etc. to be controlled by central location.

NB : However, The above is not in the scope of construction of Phase II ‘A’ due to cost constraint


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SCHEDULE OF SPECIFICATIONS- INTERNAL

Floorings :

Circulation areas : granite / vitrified tiles

Office areas : vitrified tile / carpeting

Conference rooms : wooden flooring/ carpet

Syndicate rooms : vitrified tiles

Service areas : marble/ granite

Research areas : abrasion and scratch proof vitrified fire resistant tiles

Storage areas : granolithic tile flooring


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SCHEDULE OF SPECIFICATIONS- EXTERNAL

Façade treatment :

Aluminum composite panels cladding with structural

glazing using glass with high energy saving qualities .

Textured Paint Finishes

Grit Finish With Hand Crafted Tiles

Exterior Grade Tile Finishes

External pavings :

Interlocking Pavers Blocks With Interesting Patterns.

Anti Skid Mat Finish Floor Tiles.

Sand Stone Finishes With Landscaping.

Local Material Such As Unpolished Rough Finish

Granite.


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LANDSCAPING HARD LANDSCAPING :

Glass Mosaic Tiles For Water Bodies With Water Tight Lights

Planters With Cladding Of Sand Stone, Marble And Locally

available Stones Like Rough Granite.

Mat Finish Tiles For Paving's And Pathways.

SOFT LANDSCAPING:

Selection I Grade Grass For Landscaped Courts Plantations For Ground Cover

Shrubs Such As Lantana, Tecoma, Starlight, Juniperous, Hibuscus Etc.

Medium Height Trees Such As Ficus Benjamina, Musanda, Bottlebrush Etc.

Tall Trees Such As Poplar, Amaltas, Silveroak ,Casurina , Palms Etc For Long Term Plantation And Development Of Green Areas.


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ESIC HOSPITAL, JOKA, WEST BENGAL DATE OF START - AUGUST 2009 (AS PER LOI) JUNE, 2010 (ACTUAL) DATE OF COMPLETION - MARCH 2013 PROJECT COST Rs. 514 CRORES (INCLUDING CONTEGENCY @3%) SALIENT FEATURES: NO. OF BEDS - AT PRESENT 300 BEDS, UPGRADABLE TO 600 BEDS PLOT AREA - 21.5 ACRES (87010.05 SQ.M) TOTAL BUILT UP AREA - 142155.24 SQ.M NO. OF COVERED EMPLOYER -

ESIC HOSPITAL , JOKA , WEST BENGAL


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ESIC JOKA SITE PLAN, WEST BENGAL PROJECT-1


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ESIC JOKA SITE PLAN, WEST BENGAL PROJECT-1


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Phone:

Email:

CONSULTANTS (P) LTD.

Phone:

Email:


(Consulting Engineers, Architects, Planners

& Project Managers)

E 56, Golf Links, SECTOR 41, NOIDA,

GB NAGAR, U.P.

+91 120 4268589, +919899441033

[email protected]

ROAD LAYOUT

SITE PLAN

ROAD LAYOUT/

ESIC JOKA SITE PLAN, WEST BENGAL


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ANIMAL HOUSE,FLOOR PLAN, ZOKA , WEST BENGAL


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ANIMAL HOUSE, ELEVATION, ZOKA , WEST BENGAL


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ANIMAL HOUSE, SECTION, ZOKA , WEST BENGAL


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Medical College,Joka, Kolkata


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Hospital,Joka, Kolkata


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Guest House,

Joka,

Kolkata


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Hostel,Joka,

Kolkata


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Nursing College,Joka, Kolkata


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Phone:

Email:


Phone:

Email:


(Consulting Engineers, Architects, Planners

& Project Managers)

E 56, Golf Links, SECTOR 41, NOIDA,

GB NAGAR, U.P.

+91 120 4268589, +919899441033

[email protected]

SITE LAYOUT

SITE PLAN

SITE PLAN

ESIC BALTIKURI

SITE PLAN, WEST

BENGAL

PROJECT-2


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Medical College Building at Baltikuri,

Howrah - Kolkata


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Hostel for Medical College at Baltikuri,Kolkata


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AIIMS – BHOPAL


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ESIC HOSPITAL

AT MAYUR VIHAR, DELHI


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SITE PLAN PROJECT -2

PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS

IN PHASE-II ‘A’ OF INDIAN INSTITUTE OF

CROP PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY AT

THANJAVUR, TAMILNADU

Proposed Buildings

1. Research & Development block

2. Hostel

3. Director’s Residence


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• Well lit & ventilated common entrance lobby

• for lecture halls & lab.

• Provided with Labs and Lecture halls.

• Provided with landscaped court near lecture halls.


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• Provided with 16 triple seated rooms for students.

• Provided with common Toilets at the end of the corridor.

• Provided with Central entrance triple height lobby for natural light & ventilation.

• Kitchen & Dining block has access from outside also for ease of movement.

• Corridors are well lit & ventilated.


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• Provided with 16 triple seated rooms.

• Provided with Balconies in every unit.

• Corridors are well lit & ventilated.


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Front

Rear


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SITE FURNISHINGS

SEATING AND BENCHES

Comfort is important to B.H.U.campus visitors, and a variety of places to sit should be offered

throughout the campus. Where part of the signature streets or open spaces, seating should be

an element of continuity on campus, with a common attitude toward color, and aiming toward

consistency over time.

Freestanding benches have

been acquired over the

years; matching the colors

would help them serve as

elements of continuity.

STADIA IN MID OF CAMPUS

Integrating benches into

landscape and building edge

conditions is encouraged.

Benches enhance

design concepts,

emphasizing

ground lines or

placed as objects

in a space.


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CONCLUSION

The drive to “go green” is undoubtedly welcome as the problems of water shortage, energy crisis and climate change are seemingly here to stay. Also the green concept has to be developed for local context so that they can be still be applied within the local and financial needs.


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