END SEMESTER PROJECTGROUP 5

GROUP MEMBERS

Muhammad Waleed Usman ( Group Leader) Muhammad Asim AyazQasim KhanWaseem AkhterSaad Hassan SiddiquiNauman WaheedZain JavedTaimoor Abbas Ali

WE BELIEVE

• Sustainable cities arise by design

• Urban issues are prominent on national policy agendas

• Cities and Metropolitan are major contributors to national economics

• Competition give birth to innovation and thus to environmental sustainability

• Cities to be tremendously efficient

• Basic amenities for everyone

• Creation of happier, healthier and more cohesive communities

That’s where efficient town planning originates…!!!

PROJECT TYPE

Triangular Shape + Grid-Iron Pattern

PROJECT REQUIREMENT

• Designing of housing scheme based on modern trends of metropolitan

• Accommodating maximum people in this urbanizing era

• Housing availability at affordable price for all income groups

• Development on the guidelines of concerning authorities and govt. byelaws

• Society entailing all the basic amenities of life

• Providing perfect opportunity to enjoy comfortable and luxurious life style

• Ensuring world class standards and professional excellence

SOCIETY INTRODUCTION

• NUST Housing Society (NHS)

• Located in the city of Islamabad

• Complete urbanized community

• 5980 kanals of land

• Residential Area

• Commercial Area

• Parks and Open Spaces

• Public Buildings

• Roads

• Utilities

AIM | VISION | MISSION

• Fulfill your dream of owning a home

• Opens up a world of luxury and comfort for you and your family

• Price that offers great value for money

• Within the reach of a lower and middle income group

• Make NUST Housing Society (NHS) one of the best Housing Schemes

• Provides peaceful, safe and environmental friendly atmosphere

• Matter of pride for its residents

SOFTWARE USED

AutoCAD 2014

CODE/ REFERENCE Government of PakistanMinistry of Housing & WorksEnvironment & Urban Affairs Division

National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

WORK PLAN

WORK PLAN

Government Standards

No. Categories % Area yd2 Required

1 Residential 50 1793985 Max 50

2 Commercial 3 107639.1 Max 5

3 Parks 19 681714.3 Min 7

4 Public Buildings 4 143518.8 B/w 2 and 4

5 Roads 20 717594 Min 20

6 Utilities 4 141759.4 Min 4

Total 100 3587970

RESIDENTIAL AREA

Residential Category

Plot Categories (ft x ft)

Plot Sizes Area yd2 No. Total Area yd2

75 x 120 2 Kanal 1000 132 66000

50 x 90 1 Kanal 500 280 70000

40 x 80 12 Marla 311 420 130620

35 x 70 10 Marla 272 1400 380800

35 x 60 8 Marla 200 1543 308600

25 x 50 5 Marla 139 2044 284116

Total 2422 5839 1376136

PUBLIC BUILDING

Public Buildings Categories

Categories Area yd2 No. Total Area

School 14400 4 57600

Colleges 52000 1 52000

Police Office 4816 1 4816

Fire Brigade 2427 1 2427

Libraries 600 1 600

Hospitals 78000 1 78000

Post Office 3580 1 3580

NDA Office 12001 1 12001

Total 169740 11 212940

UTILITIES CATEGORY

Public Buildings CategoriesCategories Area yd2 No. Total Area

Parks and Playgrounds 19200 4 57600Green Belts 430550 - 430550

Community Center 20200 2 40400Sewage Plant 34552 2 69104Water Tanks 1325 1 1325

Cinema 10150 1 10150Bus Stand 45 1 45

Filter Plants 12664 1 12664Banks 240 3 720

Petrol Pumps 1196 1 1196Total 530122 16 623754

COMMERCIAL CATEGORY

Commercial Buildings CategoryPlot

Categories (ft x ft) Categories Area yd2 No. Total Area

1000 x 432Shopping

Centre 48000 2 96000

Commercial Buildings CategoryPlot

Categories (ft x ft) Categories Area yd2

No. Total Area

108 X 108Shopping

Centre 1300 4 5200

MAIN MARKAZ

MOHALLA CENTERS

ROAD NETWORK

MAIN ROAD

LOCAL DISTRIBUTORROAD

STREETS

SOCIETY MAP

MAIN MARKAZ

MOHALLA CENTERS

BIBLIOGRAPHY• Figure 1: Table 4.1,Page 46, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 2:Table 4.2,Page 47, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 3:Table 4.4,Page 53, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 4:Table 5.2,Page 79, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 5:Table 5.3,Page 80, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 6:Page 84, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 7:Table 6.5,Page 110, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 8:Table 6.7,Page 123, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 9:Appendix 6.4,Page 366, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 10:Table 6.15,Page 143, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 11:Table 6.12,Page 138, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 12:Table 6.17,Page 144, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 11:Table 6.16,Page 144, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 14:Table 6.24,Page 151, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Page 150, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 15:Table 6.27,Page 154, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards

• Figure 19:Table 7.7,Page 174, National Reference Manual on Planning and Infrastructure Standards