Revised Syllabus as approved by BOS Department of Architecture held on _____________ and Academic Council meeting REC Hamirp

Syllabus to be approved in the regular Senate meeting and to be implemented from 2011 Batch under Credit Scheme

AR-321 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Vl

B.Arch 3rd year (6th Semester)

Contact Hours per WeekFinal Exam.SessionalTotalExam DurationCredit

L T P DTotalMid-termExternalInternal^1256 hours05

2 1 - 5850-10*+1540+10#

^ Indicates Class work marks

*Marks to be awarded on the basis of educational tour conducted during the winter vacations after previous semester.

# Marks of the Time Problem

OBJECTIVE

To understand the importance of services and structures in design of a building complex.

CONTENTS

UNIT l (Time- eight weeks)

Design of Auditoriums, Hospital, etc. with emphasis on structures and services.

(Air conditioning, acoustics, lighting, firefighting, etc.)

UNIT ll (Time-eight weeks) Design of a multi-storied office-cum-commercial building or a design involving large spans i.e., exhibition pavilions, industrial buildings etc.

NOTE Studio coordinator should coordinate the direct involvement of theory subject experts into the design studio.Case studies and site visits should be done as per design studio requirement.Two design problems each of 05 to 06 weeks and one time problem of 01 week is to be completed in this semester. The concerned faculty is required to frame a detailed programme for each of the above design problems and time problem with reference to the above contents.

REFERENCE BOOKS

Landscape Architecture , A manual of Site planning and design Simonds

Public Municipal and Community buildings Charles K. Hoyt

Commercial Spaces - Cerver Franscisco Asensio

Cinema Building Adwin Meathosle

Architecture for Industry Brata Carter

Campus Architecture DOBER A.P.KANVINDE, Richard P.

AR-322 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION & MATERIALS Vl B.Arch 3rd year (6th Semester)

Contact Hours per WeekFinal Exam.SessionalTotalExam DurationCredit

L T P DTotalMid-termExternalInternal1004hours04

2 - - 464020-40

OBJECTIVES

To familiarize the student with the system of making detailed working drawings required for construction on site.

CONTENTS

UNIT l (Time-eight weeks)

Introduction to methodology of preparing working drawings, Systems of dimensioning, writing specifications, etc.

Preparation of detailed working drawing for Site Plan, Foundation Plan & Foundation details, Floor plans and Elevations, Sections.UNIT Il (Time-eight weeks)

Preparation of detailed drawings of toilets, commercial Kitchen, Counter (shops, Bank, hotel etc.)

Floor plans, Elevations and Sections.NOTE:

The time mentioned at the end of each of the above units indicates the tentative time taken to complete each. The marks for sessional work may be divided accordingly.

The students shall bring one of their previous semesters major projects for preparation of working drawing.

REFERENCE BOOKS

Construction Planning and Management U.K.Shrivastava

Total Construction Project Management George J Ritz

Building drawing with an integrated approach to Built environment Shah, Patki & Kale

Building Construction Drafting and Design John Molnar, P.E.

Building Construction Details Hans Banz

Building Construction Sushil Kumar

AR 323 EKISTICS

B.Arch 3rd year (6th Semester)Contact Hours per WeekFinal Exam.SessionalTotalExam DurationCredit

L T P DTotalMid termExternalInternal1003 hours04

3 1 - -45025-25

Objective

This course intends to develop an understanding the evolution of settlement planning.CONTENTS

UNIT l (Time-one week)

Introduction: Meaning and Scope in Relation to town planning and architecture; ekistics grid of Doxiadis.

UNIT lI (Time-two weeks)

Settlements through civilizations: evolution of human settlements through Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Indus Valley civilizations.

Settlement patterns in later periods of history; Changing form and pattern of human settlements in ancient, medieval, colonial and modern India.

UNIT lII (Time-four weeks)

Early town planning movement: Industrial Revolution and its impact on settlements.

Early developments in town planning.

Contributions of visionaries and social reformers; City Beautiful Movement by Daniel Burnham; Concepts of an Ideal city by F L Wright, Le Corbusier and others; Clarence Perrys neighborhood concept;

Contributions of Ebenezer Howard and other English and European personalities; Patrick Geddes Contributions and works in India; Development of new towns in post war England.

UNIT IV (Time-three weeks) Urban Structure: City plan patterns based on road systems; Foreign and Indian examples;

Categories of Urban structures and growth; Functional components and dynamics of towns;

Categories of Urban and Rural settlement in terms of size and function; Definition and explanation of the concepts of density, FAR, land use and zoning; Case studies of land use of Indian cities.

UNIT V (Time-three weeks)

City Planning and Management.

Emergence of the metropolitan phenomenon; Comparative study of cities and metropolises in the developed and developing countries;

Planning problems of cities and Solutions; City management and governing institutions; Planning and development agencies; Development Plan/ Master Plan- Its preparation and contents; Case studies.

UNIT V l (Time-three weeks)

Rural and regional Systems: The rural-urban relationships; Types of regions and their classification systems; Physical and socio-economic structure and dynamics of rural settlements; Rural Planning.

REFERENCE BOOKS

Town and Country Planning- Abercombie P, 3rd Edition, Oxford University Press

Design of Cities- Bacon, E, Penguin

An Introduction to Town & Country Planning- Brown, H.H., AJ and Sherrad, American Elservier Pub., TBS

Encyclopedia of Urban Planning-Whittick, A Krieger Pub. Co.

AR 324 DISASTER MANAGEMENT

B.Arch 4th year (7th Semester)

Contact Hours per WeekFinal Exam.SessionalTotalExam DurationCredit

L T P DTotalMid termExternalInternal1003 hours04

3 1 - -45025-25

OBJECTIVE

To let the students understand the type of in natural disasters and its effects on structural and non-structural elements. To understand the mechanism involved in the management of disasters.CONTENTS Unit I (Time-four Weeks)

Introduction to Natural Disasters.

Introduction to disaster management, Rules and Notification. Natural Disasters: Earthquakes, Floods, River Erosion, Cyclones Tsunami Landslides & Avalanches Forest Fires

Unit II (Time-three Weeks) Man induced Disasters: Introduction, Nuclear Disaster Chemical, Mine Disaster, Biological Disaster, Cyber Terrorism, and Environmental Disaster.

Unit III (Time-five weeks)

Planning for Disaster: Guidelines for disaster management of Floods, River Erosion, Cyclones Tsunami Landslides & Avalanches Forest FiresUnit IV (Time-four weeks)

Fire Service, Forecasting & Early Warning Communications & IT Co-ord. with Scientific Organizations Spatial Data Management, Risk Transfer Microfinance, Role of Corporate Role of NGOs Community Preparedness and Education Gender Issue Vulnerable Groups

Urban Development Civil Defense Home Guards NCC,NSS,NYK Medical Preparedness , Public Awareness REFERENCE BOOKS

Disaster management in the hills, Dr. Satendra Disaster management, Harsh K. Gupta Natural hazards and disaster management: vulnerability and mitigation, R. B. Singh

National Conference on Natural Disaster Management and Mitigation(1998:Manipal) -- 1998 Mehrotra,Nirmita Disaster risk reduction in south asia -- 2003.Sahni,Pardeep and Malagoda,MadhaviAR 325 BUILDING SERVICES-III

B.Arch 3rd year (6th Semester)

Contact Hours per WeekFinal Exam.SessionalTotalExam DurationCredit

L T P DTotalMid-termExternalInternal1003 Hours04

3 1 - -45025-25

OBJECTIVE

To familiarize the students with fundamentals of air conditioning, fire fighting and vertical Transport systems building services & their integration with architectural design

UNIT I (Time-six weeks): Air-conditioning

Detailed studies of Natural and Artificial ventilation.

Introduction to the concept of Air-conditioning and detailed studies regarding different types of Air-conditioning systems and their working- window, split, Central systems etc.

UNIT II (Time-five weeks) Fire fighting

Introduction to fire fighting systems

Fire detection, Fire sprinklers, Fire extinguishers and Fire Hydrants system, Their system of working and design calculations

UNIT III (Time-five weeks) Vertical Transport Systems

Lifts- Types, Parts, Dimensions and design of lift system in a building Escalators- Types, Parts, Dimensions and design of lift system in a buildingNOTEThe time mentioned at the end of each of the above units indicates the tentative time taken to complete each. The marks for sessional work may be divided accordingly.

REFERENCE BOOKS Heating ,ventilating and air conditioning: analysis and design by Faye C. McQuiston SP 7 : 2005 National Building Code of India 2005

IS 3534 : 1976 Outline dimensions of electric lifts

IS 1860 : 1980 Code of Practice for Installation, Operation and Maintenance of Electric Passenger and Goods LiftsAR-326 BUILDING ECONOMICS & SOCIOLOGY B.Arch 3rd year (5th Semester)

Contact Hours per WeekFinal Exam.SessionalTotalExam DurationCredit

L T P DTotalMid-termExternalInternal1003 hours04

3 1 - -45025-25

OBJECTIVE

To create awareness among the students regarding management of physical and human resources pertaining to a business organization in general and specific to construction industry.CONTENTS

UNIT I - BUILDING ECONOMICS (Time eight weeks)

Nature Of Economics: Introduction, Evolution of Economics, Definition wealth, welfare, scarcity, Nature and scope of economics, Division of economics, Economics in relation to engineering and other Social Sciences

Demand And Law Of Demand: Meaning of demand, Kinds of demand, Law of demand, Demand schedule and curve, Limitations of law of demand, Shape of demand curve, Extension Contraction Increase and decrease in demand, Factors affecting demand, Goods and kinds of goods.

Elasticity of Demand: Meaning of elasticity of demand, Degree of elasticity of demand, Types of elasticity of demand, Factors governing elasticity of demand, Importance of elasticity of demand

Laws Of Consumption: Consumption, Forms of Consumption, Importance of utility, Law of diminishing marginal utility, Law of equimarginal utility.

Scale of production: Supply, Laws of supply, General equilibrium

Large scale production its advantages and disadvantages, Small scale production its advantages and disadvantages

Economics Related To Building Construction Industry And Real Estate: Need for economic tools, Concept of Economic efficiency, Economic analysis process, Construction Industry, Nature of construction industry in India, Problems of changes in demand (Sellers market to Buyers market), Existing scenario of construction industry/Real estate and Land market in the metro cities of India, Influence of the Government policies on the land Market and the Construction Industry, Methods of controlling the inadequacies in construction industry/real estate.

Unit II - SOCIOLOGY (Time eight weeks)

Indian social structure: Introduction Varied religion/cultures varied languages Rural Urban conflict

The Indian Village: Introduction Village types according to their structure -Village forms With respect to Order/Cluster Caste Hierarchy -Caste and Habitation area in a village Social structure of a village community Planning of a typical village house

The Indian City: Introduction Emergence of small family pattern -Urban and Suburban life Disintegration of Joint family Emergence of Urban societies City life style Characteristics Of urban population Social Psychology of urban life Varied life styles Planning of a typical urban dwelling

REFERENCE BOOKS

Modern Economic theory - K.K. Dewett

Economic for Engineers M.L. Gupta

Micro economic theory - Samuelson

Rural Sociology in India A.R.Desai

The Urban World J. John Palen

Model of Urban and Regional systems in Developing Countries George ChadwickB. Arch. 3rd year (6th Semester)

CodeCourse TitleContact Hours per week

L T P D TotalFinal Exam.SessionalTotalExam Durationcredit

Mid termExternalInternal ^

AR 321Architectural Design VI2 1 - 5 850-10*+1540+10#1256 hours05

AR 322Building Construction & Materials VI 2 - - 4 64020-401004 hours04

AR-323Ekistics 3 1 - - 45025-251003 hours04

AR-324Disaster Management 3 1 - - 45025-251003 hours04

AR-325Building Services-III 3 1 - - 45025-251003 hours04

AR - 326Building Economics and Sociology

3 1 - - 45025-251003 hours04

Total16 5 - 9 302901202519062525

*Marks to be awarded on the basis of educational tour conducted during the winter vacations after previous semester.

^ Indicates Class work marks

# Marks of time problem