BMRCL IIID Competition

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NAMMA METRO IDEAS COMPETITION

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a IIID-BMRCL initiative

Table of Contents

Disclaimer

Sl.No Topic Page

1 Introduction 4

1.1 Project Background

1.2 Statement Of Vision

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2 Design Guidelines 5

2.1 Design brief

2.1.1 Design for the interior spaces of Metro Stations

2.1.2 Design for medians

2.2 Design Restrictions

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3 Location and site 6

4 Competition Details 8

4.1 Terms of Competition

4.2 Eligibility Criteria

4.3 Disqualification

4.4 Prizes

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5 Competition Materials 95.1 Mahatma Gandhi Metro Station

5.2 Swami Vivekananda Metro Station

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6 Competition Submission 10

6.1 Submission requirements

6.2 Submission format

6.3 Panel Identification Number

6.4 Time Schedule /site visit/submission

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7 Judging and Awards 12

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Application and declaration form

Terms and Conditions

Frequently answered questions

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DISCLAIMER

The information contained in this document is to provide the participating

designers with information and materials to assist the formulation of the design

submission. This document does not purport to contain all the information thatparticipants may require. The participant therefore should conduct his/her own

investigations, research, studies and analysis. The BMRCL, the IIID, and their

employees and advisors shall incur no liability under any law, statute, rules or

regulations as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of the document. The

IIID-BMRCL may, at its absolute discretion, but without being under any

obligation to do so, update, amend or supplement the information in this

document at any stage.

This document and the information contained herein are confidential and for use

only by the person to whom it is issued. It may not be copied or distributed by

the recipient to third parties (other than in confidence to the recipient'sprofessional advisor). In the event that the recipient does not continue with the

involvement in the project, the information contained in this document shall not

be divulged to any other party. The information contained herein must be kept

confidential.




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1.0 Introduction

1.1 Project Background

The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) is in the process of

implementing Bangalore’s first Mass Transit Rail system. The Bangalore Metro

Rail Project was cleared by the Karnataka Government in March, 2005 and theUnion Government approved the project in April, 2006.

The Bangalore Metro weaves through the bustling commercial and residential

areas of the city. The first phase of Bangalore Metro, consisting of two corridors

of double line electrified, will cover a total of 42.30 km. The East-West Corridor

of REACH 1 of the Bangalore Metrorail (from M.G. Road to Byappanahalli) is due

to commence operations soon. This REACH traverses though two prominent

roads namely, Swamy Vivikananda Road and Mahatma Gandhi Road and BMRCL

have appropriately named the stations at these roads after them.

Modern India's rich and diverse history throws up two iconic traditions, whoseconfluence makes the perfect dynamic for a civilisation culture of the future. The

one Spiritual and the other Secular. In it stand two men, who similarly sought

that convergence.

Swami Vivekananda chose to bring the country's spiritual ethos out of its

cloister, into the ambit of the global, secular forum. Mohandas Karamchand

Gandhi on the other hand, took political action to the heights of spiritual

endeavour. Both were strategic. Both were successful.

The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) in association with IIID,

Bangalore wants to be that unique catalyst for this iconic city by involvingcollege students to participate in an ideas competition to design the interior

walls/spaces of the station to reflect and celebrate the life, spirit and message of

the twin personas of Swami Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi at the stations

named after them. This is an opportunity for students to express their fitting

tribute to the timeless values practiced by these great souls–universal wellbeing

and individual responsibility- and be a part of Bangalore’s Urban History.

To this endeavour BMRCL is proud to be associated with the Institute of Indian

Interior Designers (IIID)www.iiid.in , a premiere National professional body with

its Head-Office in Mumbai and Bangalore being one of its regional chapters. The

BMRCL-IIID invites student studying in Karnataka to put their creative minds to

come out with out-of-the-box designs which not only reflect the ethos of these

great personas but should be captivating to the 35000 Metro commuters who

will be passing through these station daily. Apart from designing the said

stations, the median between the piers from Mahatma Gandhi Metro Station up

to Trinity Circle junction and Trinity Circle junction up to Swami Vivekananda

Metro Station is also set out for this ideas competition. In keeping with the spirit

of the theme there is NO PARTICIPATING FEE for this competition.




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1.2 Statement of Vision

Metros need not be boring or dreary! On the contrary, the IIID – BMRCL want to

attract passengers with good station design and showcase the design talent of

our State. This often means extra effort for the metro operators, but it will pay

off when the metro is not just a means of transport, but something the residents

can be proud of too. This is an ideas competition with a view to helping our

community enjoy innovative design of public spaces. Over 35000 commuters will

use this first stretch of Metro every day and the visuals on the interiors of the

stations will gently and constantly imbibe the commuters the relevance of these

great souls in modern times.

2. Design Guidelines

2.1 Design Brief

The intent of the design ideas competition is set out herein under for the said

two Metro Stations and the medians between the piers.

2.1.1 Design for the interior spaces of Metro Stations

The design for each Metro station must primarily express the philosophies,

teachings, life and history that have made them immortal. The designs may also

include the historic connection that Mahatma Gandhi and Swami Vivekananda

had with Bangalore. You may use different medium/ media to suit your design

be it technology, graphics, art, electronics and visuals.

2.1.2 Design for the medians between supporting columns

The median must act as a physical but not necessarily visual barrier between thetwo sides of the road, to regulate traffic and protect the structural supports of

the Metro rail. The median could be designed to reduce the glare from headlights

from the other side of the road. It is important that the median be aesthetically

pleasing without posing a distraction to the drivers.

2.2 Design Restrictions

• Only specific walls surfaces within the Metro Stations will be available to

the designers and have been indicated in the design materials. The

exteriors of the Metro Stations are not available to designers, except the

exterior wall of the MG road station facing the Parade Grounds is available

for the design competition.

• All structural supports and elements of the Metro Station and the median

are not available to designers for any form of physical use or support.




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3.0 Location and Site

BMRCL SCHEMATIC PLAN FOR METRO LINES




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MAHATMA GANDHI METRO STATION

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA METRO STATION




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4.0 Competition Details

4.1 Terms of the Competition

This is an IIID-BMRCL initiative. This is a single stage design ideas competition.

This competition does not create an employment relationship.

There should be no reproduction of already published designs/works. The

participant shall indemnify and hold harmless BMRCL against any and all bodily

injury and property damage, deficiencies or liabilities resulting from any

negligence or non-fulfillment of any term of copy right or infringement of copy

right or condition of this competition. The Participant shall indemnify and hold

harmless BMRCL under this competition from any and all assessments,

Judgments, Costs, legal and other reasonable expenses incidental to any of the

foregoing.

The BMRCL reserves the right to accept or reject all entries. The BMRCL reserves

the right to implement the design in its totality, with modifications, or parts of a

design.

All drawings of the prize winning and other entries will become the property of

BMRCL and will not be returned to the participants. The Intellectual Property

Right of the drawing/ designs submitted shall vest with BMRCL.

Anonymity will be strictly observed at all stages.

BMRCL-IIID reserve the right to make any amendments to the terms of the

competition and such amendments will be hosted in the website of BMRCL.

Submission of design implies acceptance of the competition conditions.

Competitors are advised to retain copies of the design submitted.

4.2 Eligibility Criteria

The competition is open to the students studying degree/ diploma in any

college in Karnataka meeting the following fields:

a. architecture

b. interior design

c. graphic/ fine arts

d. Students in design fields.

e. Degree/diploma students in any discipline provided they have a team

leader from any one among the above (a) to (d).

See Ammendment w.e.f. 21/12/2010 on main menu




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Submissions may be made as individuals, or as a team not exceeding (5)

members including the team leader. Entries may be submitted for any

combination of the four design briefs.

4.3 Disqualification

Entries may be disqualified for the following reasons :

• submissions received after the last date and time.

• If the competitor disregards any of the conditions of the competition.

• If the competitor attempts to influence any member connected with this

competition and/or discloses his identity.

4.4 Prizes

MAHATMA GANDHI METRO STATION DESIGN

FIRST PRIZE: Rs. 1,00,000/-

SECOND PRIZE: Rs. 30,000/-

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA METRO STATION DESIGN

FIRST PRIZE: Rs. 1,00,000/-


MEDIAN DESIGN for MAHATMA GANDHI ROADFIRST PRIZE: Rs. 30,000/-


MEDIAN DESIGN for SWAMI VIVEKANANDA ROAD

FIRST PRIZE: Rs. 30,000/-


5.0 Competition Materials

Please click the links to open the relevant files.

5.1 Mahatma Gandhi Metro Station

1. Internal wall elevations and plans2. External Elevations3. Sketch-up model **




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5.2 Swami Vivekananda Metro Station

1. Internal wall elevations and plans2. External Elevations3. Sketch-up model **

NOTE:

All available surfaces have been clearly indicated in plans and internal

elevations. Only these vertical surfaces are available for designing.

** CD's with a Sketch-up Model of the interior of the Metro Stations are

available for Rs. 100/-. Those who wish to avail of these CD's will require to send

a DD of Rs.100/- payable to IIID,Bangalore and courier/post it to- Institute of

Indian Interior Designers, No.31, 3rd. A Cross,Domlur 2nd. Stage, Bangalore

560 071. The courier should reach the IIID office before the 27th. Dec.2010 and

should mention the name, address, course the student is studying, and year or

semester of the participant along with a letter from their Institution Head

certifying him/her as a bonafide student of the Institution. The letter should be

on the official letter-head of the Institution. 6.0 Competition submission

6.1 Submission requirements

The competition is divided into four parts.

• Mahatma Gandhi Metro Station

• Swami Vivekananda Metro Station

• Median along M.G. Road from the Mahatma Gandhi Metro Station up to

Trinity Circle junction

• Median along S.V. Road from the Trinity Circle junction up to Swami

Vivekananda Metro Station

The participant may submit all four designs, a single design or any combination

of the same.

6.2 Submission format

METRO STATION DESIGN

• For each Metro Station design, a maximum of 3 A2-size mounted panels

can be submitted.

• The panels must contain plans, elevations and concept presentation.

Views and 3D presentations to explain the designer’s scheme may be




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added. Plans, elevations, sections must be to a scale that is easily

readable to explain the design.

MEDIAN DESIGN

• The median design must be submitted on one (1) A2-size mounted panel

per median design. This panel can contain a maximum of 4 designs.

• The panel must contain a plan, elevation and concept presentation.

6.3 Panel identification

The participants should not mention their name or address on the design portion

of the panel. For identification of the panel the participants should mention on

the reverse of the panel their application form number that they have filled up

online and printed. The reverse of every panel submitted should contain this

application number.

6.4 Time Schedule

While the Web-site with all details is hosted on BMRCL website

www.bmrc.co.in/news.html the passes for site visit and application form will be

available for download from 18th December 2010.

Site Visits

Arrangements will be made at the Metro Stations for participants to inspect the

sites and take part in a question-and-answer session on the following dates

only:

1. 21st and 23rd December 2010

a. 10.00 A.M. to 12.00 PM at the Mahatma Gandhi Metro Station

b. 1.30 P.M. to 3.00 P.M. at the Swami Vivekananda Metro Station

Participants should assemble at the MG Road station before 9.45 AM and

1.15 PM at SV Road station on both the dates. Late entrants maybe

denied access.

2. For site visit you will have to register online (link).

Once you register you will get online pass, which you will have to print andproduce to the security at the respective stations.




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Submission

The last date for submission of entries is 19th January 2011, 4.P.M. at the BMRCL

office. Entries may be delivered personally or couriered so as to reach the office

at the scheduled time.

Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd., 3rd.Floor,BMTC Complex, K.H. Road,

Shantinagar, Bangalore – 560 027

Tel. 080-22969300, 22969301.

7.0 Judging and awards

IIID, in conjunction with BMRCL, will choose a panel of judges. The entries will

be judged by a panel of architects, graphic designers and eminent

citizens/personalities of India totaling 5 numbers.

The judging of entries is scheduled to take place during the month of January/February.

Announcement of winners will be made at an awards function to be held in

January/February. All participants will be informed of the date and venue by

email.

8.0 APPLICATION AND DECLARATION FORM

The application containing the declaration is available on the website which must

be filled up online and printed and submitted along with the design. Students

must submit a letter from their Head of Department or Principal stating their

name, year or semester they are currently studying and the name of the course

they are enrolled in on the Institution’s official letter-head

9.0 General Terms and Conditions

1. The BMRCL reserves the right to accept or reject any of the entries.

2. If accepted, the design may be implemented by the BMRCL in original

form or with modifications or in parts thereof.

3. The copyright of the designs and Intellectual property Right will belong to

the BMRCL and the BMRCL will have the absolute right to use these

designs or parts thereof. The participant shall have no claims whatsoever

and the IIID-BMRCL shall incur no liability under any laws, statutes, rules

or regulations for using of the designs.

4. Participants may submit one or all four parts of the design competition or

in any combination. Entries received after the last date, i.e. 19th Jan 2011,

4 P.M. will not be eligible for participation.




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5. IIID-BMRCL reserves the right, in its absolute discretion, to contact any or

all entrants to clarify matters related to the submission, without informing

other entrants of this contact.

6. IIID-BMRCL reserves the right to clarify any information in this document,

at any time.

7. BMRCL-IIID reserves right to make any amendments to the terms of the

competition and such amendments will be hosted in BMRCL website.

8. BMRCL-IIID reserves right to withdraw the competition at any time

without assigning any reason.

9. Submission of entry would mean acceptance of the terms and conditions.




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Frequently asked question:

Q. What is the scope of this competition? Is there a fee for the

competition?

Ans. The scope of this competition is to reflect thematically the vision of the

Mahatma Gandhi and Swami Vivekanda and their relevance in modern times.

The station buildings at MG Road and SV Road, have two distinct portions: the

unpaid area, where one buys the ticket and the other, the paid area, where the

commuter is ready to board the train. The scope is restricted to the design of the

interior walls of both the paid area and unpaid areas of the station buildings,

especially the walls surface that that is clearly visible to a commuter as they

enter/exit the station building. However, the exterior wall of MG road station

facing the parade ground is available for the design competition.

The design completion is also extended to designing the median along MG Road

Station up to Trinity Circle junction and from Trinity Circle junction to Swami

Vivekananda station.

There is no fee for the competition.

Q. Should the design of the entire interior wall be on the theme of

Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi?

Ans. Yes the design should essentially be focused to showcase Mahatma Gandhi

and Swamy Vivekananda their ideology and the relevance in modern times.

Q.Is structural changes of the internal walls permitted?

Ans. No, we cannot alter the structural walls. However if your concept requires

structural support to hold your theme on the internal walls you may suggest the

requirement.

Q. What is the distance between the piers? How many designs for

medians are permitted?

Ans. The distance between the piers is approximate 28 meters. You are

permitted a maximum of four (4) designs for the entire stretch set for thiscompetition.

Q. Should the design of the median also represent theme of Mahatma

Gandhi and Swamy Vivekananda?

Ans. Not necessarily, it could be any design that will enhance the aesthetics of

the city.




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Q. Has a site visit/briefing being arranged and what are the formalities

to visit the site?

Ans. Yes, to give you the idea of dimension and the area available for the

design, site visit and briefing has been arranged on the 21st December 2010

between 10 AM to 12 Noon at MG Road and 1-30 PM to 3-30 PM at SV Road

station. For those who are unable to come on the 21

th

December anotheropportunity is available on the 23rd December 2010 at the same time schedule.

Q. Can we visit the site on our own?

Ans. No. the visit is permitted on the dates mentioned only.

Is site visit mandatory?

Ans. It is up to you. A visit to the station will help you to understand the scope

better.

Q. Do I have to register for the site visit?

Ans. Yes you will have to register online. Once you register you will get online

pass, which you will have to print and produce to the security at the respective

stations.

Q. Is there any entry fee for the site visit?

Ans. No. However, you will be required to produce the online pass that you will

get once you register through the website as mentioned above.

Q. Can I take photograph at the site?

Ans. No, photographs are not permitted at the site.

Q Who can apply/eligible for this competition?

Ans. The competition is open to the students studying degree/ diploma in any

college in Karnataka meeting the following criteria:

a. Architecture,

b. Interior designer

c. Graphic/fine arts

d. Students in design field.

e. Final year degree students in any discipline provided they have a team

leader who is any one among the above (a) to (d)

Note: The participants must enclose certificate issued by the HOD or the

Principal of their respective college mentioning in proof of the above eligibility.




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Q. Can one who is a student of pharmacy/ medicine/ law /veterinary

science etc. compete?

Ans: Yes, provided the team leader is one among (a) to (d) mentioned in theprevious question. This restriction is made as the design contains technical

information which is generally known to persons specializing in the field of

design.

Q. Can we apply as a team and should they be from the same college?

Ans. Yes, you can apply as a team but each team is restricted to five (5)

members. The team could be from the same college or from different college.

Q. Can Architecture & Engineering students jointly submit the design?

Ans. Yes.

Q. Can a non-student member also compete?

Ans. No.

Q. Please explain the registration procedure for competing?

Ans. Fill the online application form and take a printout. Retain a Photostat copy

of the application.

Q. Is the application available at the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation

or IIID Office?

Ans. No it is available only online on BMRCL website www.bmrc.co.in

Q. If I am not able to download the application form what should I do?

Ans. Please send an email to [email protected] and we will respond and

assist you in all possible way.

Q. How do I get the application form and what are the enclosures to be

submitted?

Ans. The application should be filled up online and take a print of the same and

submit along with the concept design prepared for the competition. The

application carries a computer generated serial number. (Give link)

If it is group participation, the application should contain the team leaders’ name

and address and email. A group is restricted to five (5) members only. Space is

available in the application form for filling up the names of the other members of

the group.




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Q. How do we submit the design for the competition?

You need to submit as under:-

METRO STATION DESIGN

• For each Metro Station design, a maximum of 3 A2-size mounted panels

can be submitted.

• The panels must contain plans, elevations and concept presentation.

Views and 3D presentations to explain the designer’s scheme may be

added. Plans, elevations, sections must be to a scale that is easily

readable to explain the design.

MEDIAN DESIGN

• The median design must be submitted on one (1) A2-size mounted panel

per median design. This panel can contain a maximum of 4 designs.

• The panel must contain a plan, elevation and concept presentation.

Q. What scales are approved for the preparation of plans and other

drawings?

Ans. You can choose an appropriate scale of drawings to explain your Design

Scheme. However, the format of all drawings/presentation is A2 Size.

Q. Is Model necessary?

Ans. No. We do not recommend.

Q. Can we send our competition drawings through e-mail?

Ans. No

Q. Should I put my name and address on the drawings submitted?

Ans. No you should not put your name and address on the drawing

submitted. On the reverse of the each of the panels submitted by you should

write the online computer generated application number that you have filled forsubmission along with the design panel(s).

When and where do I deliver the application and the drawings?

Ans. The applications along with the panels will be received at the BMRCL office

from the 17th January to the 19th January 2011 between 10.30 to 4PM.

Applications received after 4PM of 19th January will not be accepted. The

drawings and the material along with your application has to be delivered at the




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office of the Bangalore Rail Corporation Limited, 3rd Floor, BMTC Complex, KH

Road, Shantinagar, Bangalore either in person or by courier. BMRCL will

acknowledge the receipt of the entries.

Q. Who would receive the prize money?

Ans. The prize money would go to the individual whose design has beenselected by the jury.

In an event if the selected design is submitted by a group, then the team leader

of the group will receive the money on behalf of other members. How and when

they will divide the prize money between them is their decision. We will not

entertain any complaint in this regard.

Q. Would you give the Winning Teams any chance to present their

design?

Ans. Yes, only if it is found necessary. The timing and the duration of thepresentation will be intimated subsequently.

Q. Will the selected entry be utilized by Metro for the design and will the

winner be given any opportunity to assist in the design at the station?

Will the name of the winner be mentioned at the respective station?

Ans. No. All design submitted or selected will be the property of BMRCL. BMRCL-

IIID will not return any of the design submitted. The design selected by the jury

may be used in the same form or altered to suit the requirement. Other than

announcing the name of the winner in news media as a news item, no other

form of acknowledgement will be give.

Q. In case I want some more information whom should I contact?

Ans. You can send an email to [email protected]

PLEASE NOTE: All queries will be answered only through email and not

over phone or in person.

End of FAQ/

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