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Guided by - Ar. Kuldeep Bhatia Presented by - pooja agarwal fifth year arch. MIT aurangabad feb 2009

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Guided by - Ar. Kuldeep Bhatia

Presented by - pooja agarwal fifth year arch. MIT aurangabad feb 2009

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Township !!!!! and its History_Industrial Revolution 1760-1820 is an important epoch in the history of growth of towns and cities.

Facts of Evolution:

Suburban sprawl engulfed every town and city.Uncomfortable long journey from living place to work place.Traffic congestion.Vanishing peace of the city

Principles according to great town planners :

Town planning is to Establish organic relation ship among “folk, place and work” ----------------------- “Geddesian triad” ---Sir Patrick Geddes (1854-1932)

Development

Indiscriminate sitting of industries.Rise in squatter settlements, slums.insufficient open spaces.Lack of public amenities.

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Garden City concept Sir Ebenezer Howard (1850-1928):1- Dwelling of all class around large court (having public buildings).2- The shopping center on the edge of town.3- Employment facilities should be provided by variety of industries.4- Industries to be on the outskirts of the town.5- City should have maximum population of 30 to 50 thousand in an area of 1000 acre. 6- City should be surrounded by permanent belt of agricultural land of 3- 5 thousand acre.7- City should have the advantage of both rural and urban life amenities.8- To eliminate the private ownership and whole of the Land to be brought under Co-operative basis or held in trust for the community in order to have the control on finance and the profit gained thereby be utilized for uplifting the community itself.

Development Planning principles by Clarence Stain :

No grid Iron road pattern.Planning not in term of single block but planning of the whole Neighbourly area. “Super block” to be enclosed by main Roads. Limited access of high traffic to and from neighbourhoods. Footpath be safe and segregated from other vehicular traffic.Working area of the house to face the roads. Community park spreading on whole of the area of the Town.Cul-de-sac streets.

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Le corbusier’s Concept of “City as a living Organism”.

Head; Gov. buildings.Heart; City center+ Shopes + Commercial Buildings.Limbs; Industries+ Educational institution.Lungs; Parks+ Green belt + Playfield.Arteries; Roads+ footpaths.

History of Townships in india

Town planning in India is as old as its rich culture and Tradition. It is not an New Idea or Science. Indus valley civilization (3000.B.C), Vedic period (400B.C.), Budhist period 320.A.D., Medieval period (Upto 14 century) -jaipur city, Moghul period (1526-1707)A.D. cities like Agra, Delhi, Fatehpusikri, Bijapur, Lucknow. PreIndependencePeriod- New Delhi city,Post Independent period.

Fig.3.6 pg.21

Development

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Intellectual Township

• Many sources and surveys have revealed, that knowledge based activities will be the economic drivers in the future.

• This includes intellectual industries such as IT Enabled services, or individuals’ livelihood as the intellectual professions.

• It also includes emerging technology areas such as Biotech, energy related research, financial services, contract research and host of such other activities.

Township and New concept of Intellectual Township

• “Township” means an integrated development of a contiguous land parcel which contains within itself requisite physical and social infrastructure, with access to off site physical and social infrastructure and fulfils all facilities of a complete Township •“Township character” is related to the “neighborhood character” of residential areas but also includes the character of non-residential areas such as retail/commercial centers, industrial precincts, open space and community facility areas.

• Neighborhood character is the interplay of natural, built, social and economic conditions that make one place different from another.”

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Intellectual Township• Knowledge based industries require high end commercial and residential built environment along with high quality infrastructure.

• Since these sectors are manned by the younger population, availability of good quality health services, educational institutions and modern entertainment facilities will drive such development.

• Increasingly it is becoming clearer that these industries are looking for sustainable integrated townships of an economic size capable of supporting businesses and homes, with adequate physical and social infrastructure. Yet, these should be compact enough to enable high quality living environments where it is possible to walk-to-work, walk-to-school and take public transport for other activities.

• In the regional context, these townships must be well connected to other urban centers through regional transport infrastructure such as airports, railways, and highways. The townships must also have access to trunk infrastructure such as high-quality drinking water and reliable power supply.

A Township shall be sustainable with:

• Good governance by local self government without political interference.• Money back policy gives freedom to sell & purchase on tagged, true value at any time.

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Selection criteria• Existing cities cannot be developed beyond a certain limit as now cities are in scene of narrow streets with heavy traffic without parking space and ever increasing population. • Migration resulting into an unbalance as the developed cities are over crowded, and now development authorities and business sectors taking interest in small cities. • According to a survey report U.P. has been recorded to have maximum no. of out-migrants

• Government showing interest by issuing policies for such projects in new developing areas. “Urban Development & Urban Housing has issued policy for promoting knowledge based industries, in integrated Townships…. August, 2007”• Jhansi is also a small developing city, located at central India where both North-South & East-west National Corridors of the country are crossing, Forming a major junction which shall support the excellent transportation and communication network. • It has an advantage of nearness to the metros , Delhi, Bhopal, Agra, Indore, Kanpur, Lucknow.• The City has the potential to become intellectual industrial city where all infrastructure facilities with manpower, economically available.

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To design a sustainable & self manageable Township for the families engaged in intellectual professional livelihoods.

The ObjectiveTo Design an ideal infrastructural & recreational amenities with efficient moderate services. To Fulfill the local demands, habits, spirits, tradition & style, of the area.To preserve the aesthetics and individuality of the Township by developing it on its most suited conditions.To promote economic development and healthy environment for all the people living and working here.

The Aim

ScopeAt macro level –To Design layout of the whole township which includes zoning, circulation pattern and placement of all blocks.

At micro level -To Detail out the major blocks of residential, office area and landscaping area of the layout.

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Live case study:1- Magarpatta City , Pune2- Golf link, Gurgaon

Literature case study:1- Mahindra City, Chennai

Case Studies

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Magarpatta City____Pune

Location of Magarpatta city best suited to give extension to metro city Pune

Magarpatta city

Pune station 7 kmsRace course 3.5 kmsKoregaon park 4.5 kmsM.G.roads 5 kmsAirport 9 kms

Location Magarpatta: It is situated on national highway pune-solapur.

Major linkages from site

In pune

Maharashtra has largest economy in the country, 13% of national incomeUrbanized - 42 % lives in citiesHigh literacy – 77% the populationPer Capita income - Rs.15, 484 (3rd in country)

Population: 5064700 (2008)Density: 7214/km2 , metro 8th (2008)

Climate: tropical wet & dryTem: temperatures ranging between 20°C to 28°C.Rainfall: 722 mm Season: summer monsoon, winter

Knowledge based industriesHome of Research institues, Home for software industries

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Project Concept

View of one of neighborhood

View of Phase one, cyber city

• Planning principles: Design on concept of garden city• present day need: Integration of work place and living place• climate responsive: Rutu chakra concept taken for the landscaping for plants to bloom all the years.

Design Concept

Architect: Ar. Prakash DeshmukhTotal Land Area: 400 acrePopulation: 8,000 units residents, Density: 100-115/acre

Magarpatta City

Fast urbanization of pune city and Haphazard spread of city pune in 90’s was major issue. A group 120 families of Farmers came together with an Idea to convert agricultural land into an Innovative Township.

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Magarpatta City Topography:The entire land is agricultural land it is a fertile virgin land with 32 bore wells Land is gently sloping from southwest to northeast with a level difference of 12 m

Soil Type: Black cotton soil- good for plantation and landscaping.Land is gently slopping from southwest to northeast.

Site Analysis

12m

City road

Pune-solapur road

Main entry east

Land profile:

Almost rectangular site, site was enclosed by, further extended city road of about 24 mt.

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Area Distribution, zoningTotal Area 400 acreBuilt up Area 60% of total i.e 240 acreTotal open Area 40% i.e 160 acre

Green/ Recreational

Knowledge based Industries

Residential

Public buildingsservices

Main Entry

Four entries to the site from all four direction makes a good connectivity with locality, main entry from east direction

Axis is taken radial cum grid pattern whole project divided in 4 phases

1

2

3

4

City road

Pune-solapur road

Residential at periphery , middle ring for cyber city around the green core area to balance the mass building around.

Major Public amenities given at phase 1 & 2 near to existing market.

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Public area = 24 acre 6% 10% Include: Gymkhana sport complex, Public school building, Primary scool,Destination center,hospital building,

Central gardens : 25 acreRoads : 17%

i.e 27.2 Paved area : 20 %

32 acre2 acre of garden for each Neighbourhood or block unit i.e total 50 acre.

Open area 40 %160 acre

Built up area 60 %240 acre

Built and UnBuit RatioTotal Area = 400 acreBuilt area = 240 acreUnbuilt area = 160 acre

OPEN AREA DISTRIBUTION

BUILT AREA DISTRIBUTION

Open area 160 acre

Residential blocks including individual’s open space, 148 acre 37% 61.25%

Cyber city area = 44 acre 11% 18%

Recreational area, 24 acre, Excluding 6% 10%

Services, 1 acre 0.25% 0.75%

OF Total OF built up

Residential61.25%

0.75% Services

Cyber city18%

Public area10%Recreational

10%BUIT UP AREA DISTRIBUTION

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User Introduction

User’s Occupation

• Teacher• Doctors/ medical Proffessionals• Engineers/ technical group• Management group/ Business group• Other Service Provider Group

Floating Population 14 % of residing. •Working in office buildings -----8%•Individual business/ shopes ------- 2%

•Service provider------------------1%

Frequently visiting areas Roads/ footpaths by public transport/ private transport / Office areas + shopping area+ utility areas/ cleaning area, + recreational / relative place ie. Over all. Respectively.

•Visitors------- 2%-

C) Adults

Residing people , 40,000 ppl

A) Children

B) Youth

In city25%

Out city15%

Work group40%

Non-Working 60%

Service provider4%

Professionals/shops21%

Recreational / institutional.

Frequently visiting areas Roads/ footpaths private/public transport+ office/ commercial spaces+ recreational / walkways in evening .

Density not to exceed 30 % acre.

Residential units : 8,000 units 40,000 person avg.Commercial : 12 companies+ offices and shops 10,000 persons avg.

Density 100-115 person/acre

Population

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User Area circulation

Children/ youth/ non workingRecreational / institutional.

Working groupFrequently visiting areas Roads/ footpaths private/public transport+ office/ commercial spaces+ recreational / walkways in evening .

Main Entry

City road

Pune-solapur road

N. Entry

W.Entry

S.Entry

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Accessability To & from different blocks

Main Entry

City road

Pune-solapur road

N. Entry

W.Entry

S.Entry

2 km

0.8 km

1.4 km

0.84km

0.78km

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Residential Zone Total area: 148 acre11 Type Residential blocks

Main Entry

2

Villas 5 bhk , 34 acre 23% of residential

Mulberry garden5 bhk

Acacia garden 5bhk

1 BHK homes, 4.3 acre, 2%

Heliconia

1 BHK

Iris 2bhk

2 bhk homes 13.6 acre, 9%

Jasminium

3bhk

Daffodils3bhk

Erica2bhk

Grevillea3 bhk

Roystonea3bhk

Laburnum4bhk

syivania

Trillium3bhk

3 bhk 59 acre, 40%

4 bhk, 12 acre, 8.1 %

Pune-solapur road

City road

Grevillea

Cosmos3bhk

Jasminium

Roystonea

Heliconia

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Laburnum 4 BHKSoft areas are given main importancein whole landscape. Lawn is used in many spaces.Community hall, club house, children play area and 2 play courts are provided.The landscape done in central open space is raised at 2.4 m to give space for parking below. The arrangement of building is done such manner that a central chunk of land will be left for ladscaping

Laburnum 4bhk

Residential Zone Total area: 148 acre11 Type Residential blocks

There are 28 neighborhoods planned in the different phases of the city. And the 11 options of residential buildings, with different specification. 5 no. Hierarchy for affordability,

16 buildings+ 11 floors

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Public Place Megacenter

4- Theme cafeterias and restaurants,Food courts Other entertainment spots. Facilities like Full power back up with ample parking ensure that your business never takes on the back seat

Frames, fenestration and building massing gives, modern look

Hero Honda Showroom in Megacenter

Majestic commercial center of business excellence. Megacenter gives you complete infrastructural support to run new cutting edge Information Technology Tools. Well spread out space 5.25 lakh sq.ft. Parking space for 800 cars and 1000 2-wheelers. A total of 5 floors of modern Office space, Banking and 24-hr ATM facilities. 8 lifts, 10 no. capacity.

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The internal Amenity Center of Magarpatta City Rising 11 floors, area 4 acre including, block land scape.Facility offers space Shops,food courts and leisure activities.There will be Hostel and Office population. This is a place where Magarpatta City families would shop and spend time in the evenings Massive and modern, the Destination Center holds a huge business promise for you. Its a place where business potential is best described by just one word - extraordinary.

Public Place Destination point

Lower ground floorUpper ground floor

Second Floor

Large Courts give,, all time comfortable common areas with beautiful landscape inside also.Free standing curve wall and frame works etc. as the architectural elements give it monumantal look along its huge ness. Hight is risingwith every offset inside from the boundry it maintain the prortion of building.

Architectural features

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The 'Gymkhana' - 25,000 sq.ft. Sports Complex at Magarpatta City With “out-door” sports area: 6 acre.

Public PlaceGymkhana complex

It includes: swimming pool giving beautiful look from entrance and even the upper floors, , 1st floorPantry and snacks counter in waiting laung+ offices +gym + changing rooms with separate way to the court of pool / shower area, store room and tennice court , bollyball, basket ball court entance seperately, 2nd floor Meditation+ parlous, childrens section.

Swimming pool

Basket ball court

viewers

reception/ waiting Snacks counter

Inside sectional sketch showing visual connection from entrance + upper floors to the sports areas

Play fieldSwimming pool

Basket ball play ground

Gymkhana block

Basket ball play ground

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• 'The Magarpatta City Public School' - an English medium ICSE Board School managed by the well-known Vidya Pratisthan Trust •Area of 4 acre

•Play area with swings, sculptures lawn and open central court and classes placed around. •School is given exterior of exposed plaster and brick work the massive building seen to merge with the nature,

Public PlaceGymkhana complex

Nobal Hospital is at main road pune solapur, It is for 250 beds

Hospital building

Public Place

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Commercial SectorAll the IT tower- commercial Zone is planned around the central Open ADITI GardenIt is away from the residential and school buildings hence does not cause a disturbanceModern technology has been used –glass cladding, post tensioned slabs thus giving it a competitive look There are 12 buildings with 7 floors eachSeparate smoking zone are created and smoking is not allowed on the footpaths

In front of the IT building

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Recreational Spaces

'Deccan Harvest' - the restaurant in Aditi Gardens

In appartment buildings integration of recreational spaces

Villas have individual’s pool

Aditi Gardens : deccan Harvest reastaurent+ three small plateform forming informal open activity areas+ open air theater at west- south of the site. For appx.8000 ppl.Individual blocks: have own recreational spaces like:

Aditi Gardens full of contoures

Play areas, court/ lawns, pools, Common gym includes helth care activities and sports etc. Shopping areas: food plazas reastaurents in destination point and in mega center theam reastaurents and other activities are the good means of entertainment .

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Signage island

Internal Roads with plantations

Mist Fountain at the main Entrance of Magarpatta City

Jogging tracks in the Central Garden

Roads internal 30 ft wide

Lighting at center for 60ft wide else on both the side in scattered manner

Lighting fixtures along the side ways

Roads & Transportation

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Security:

Round the clock cenetralized security systems entry by security clearance.

Magarpatta is walled city with fortified gates & guarded entrances.

The city is intensively patrolled day & night by security persons.

Town level ZED security with walkie-talkie & computer surveilance.

Individual watchmen for each complex, Intercom facility in each house

Parking & transportation

Public transportation like taxies or buses are not having any separate track.Each building block are given separate parking area , Most of the parking is in the basements

Separated in – out basement parking ramps with slope 1: 10 taken from the entrance point.

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Services Elevated storage tank for cybercity and other recreational areas.

Storm water from terraces through the pipes, gets collected underground.

Sewage treatment plants are provided one in each neighborhood ,

The water recharged in the bore well is used for washing & cleaning.

All the units have corporation water supply for drinking.

For the bunglows and row houses, a separate water tank

Electricity & telecommunication:

4 electrical substation are given at four corners of the site.

Fiber optic cable laid throughout the complex. 1 acre of land dedicated to telephone exchange by the Magarpatta township.each home provided with internet connection.

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Landscape study of Magarpatta City

Magarpatta city aims to provide a lush green pollution free environment along with technologies education recreation and better living condition.

The environment has been given the utmost priority in magarpatta city with 3200 trees, 20 lakh sqft lawn over 10,000 shrubs and bushes and punes largest mist foundation.

There is at first circle is the welcome board and a board giving the directinon to different buildings and thus a newcomer gets well directed

Rigth at the entrance is the first signage MAGARPATTA CITY with landscape area enhancing the entrance.In the administration area names of different sectores are bold and are clear of tree or any type of landscape element.Even in IT tower the name of the companies who have their offices in that building is displayed on signage board.

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Landscape Elements:

Magarpatta city has a good water table there being 32 bore wells which is used by all the building in magarpatta and reused for landscape.Black cotton soil is good for vegetation.

existing trees retained or replanted, artificial lake covers ½ acre out of 25 acre.

Trees and plantations also for security sound and visual barrier and ide shade and as a boundry Benches for Sittings at corners or side ways of roads

paved wide footpaths to encourage pedestrian movement.

Ramps are provided to reach various spaces.

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Landscape Elements:

For exercise Zone a combination of hard (paved path) and soft (buses , trees)

landscape is used to make the environment fresh and lively. Water bodies keep the atmosphere fresh.

Landscape elements trees or plants used for creating canopy don't shed leaves.

For recreational areas restaurant- medium plantation water bodies ground covers and trees bordering the court.

To define parking zone using landscape elements – bays are marked using colored sheet.

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Planting scheme

1. Arzadirachta indicai- neem used for shade for parking, medicinal tree.2.Butea monosperma- flame of forset- used for shade for parking.3.Cipharexylop quadranguralae4.Jacaranda mimosifolia-neel gulmohor- used for shade, colour of flora 5.Michelia champaca-golden yellow champa- son chafa used because fragrance of the flower.6.Spathodia companulata- Tulip tree- to create road side avenue colour of flower 7.Tabebuia Argentia

Shrubs 1.Eranthemum Nigrum- ebony black magic used in planting bed2.Hamelia Pattensscarlet bush- fire bush used at the edge of the building.3.Ixora duffii pink- ixora along the compound wall4.Tabermaemontana variegated- edge of the building

Grass1.Paspalum lawn –used under the big tree and bigger lawn areas.

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Biogas Plant A two tonne capacity Biogas plant is installed.

Biodegradable waste goes through a process and the non-polluting biogas which is generated is used to generate power to operate a major percentage of the garden pumps. This saves excessive power requirements equivalent to 118 commercial gas cylinders of 19 kilograms capacity per month, which translates to a power generation of over 270 electrical units per day.

Eco friendly practice

Magarpatta City, largest residential Solar Water-Heating systems in the country. The solar panels have been put in all the residential apartments comprising of about 3500 flats in the Phase-I & II. On completion, the total capacity will be in the region of 7 lakh litres per day which will save power upto 37 KWH per day and in monetary terms Rs.3.9 crore per year.

Solar Water-Heating

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Rainwater harvesting to canalize water from terraces is planned for over 8 natural wells,over 1.25 acres of an artificial lake body and to recharge ground water levels.

Inter-locking paving blocks and cutout grass concrete pavers assist in raising groundwater levels.

Garbage Segregation at Source

Eco-friendly practice of segregation of over 400 tonnes of household and commercial garbage, trash and waste per month is done at source of which 280 tonnes of biodegradable waste is used for vermi-culture and bio-compost.

Over 120 tonnes non-biodegradable waste is recycled in a way not hazardous to nature, disposed off safely and the re-usable scrap is sold.

Rainwater Harvesting Eco friendly practice

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Vermiculture

The nursery has vermi-culture and bio-compost pits, which generate manure from garbage segregated at source at Magarpatta City.

The manure composted here provides for nourishing these saplings and shrubs. Organic pesticides like Verticillium and Trichoderma are used extensively.

Not only are plants, saplings and organic vegetables sold here, a unique facility of a Plant Library is offered whereby just like a book/ video library.

Eco friendly practice

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Use of Fly-ash Bricks in construction Fly ash which is an environmental hazardous waste produced by thermal power

plants is used as a part replacement of cement and fine aggregates, It is an inert material & saves energy required for production of cement.Usage of fly ash bricks helps in reduction of greenhouse gases, which are

depleting the ozone layer. These bricks are better than traditional bricks,

like controlling of pollution, cost, breakage, wastages, evenness, finish while manufacturing and more compressive strength.

As fly ash bricks are produced mechanically they are economical, good for any type of masonry and absorb very less water.

For every tonne of fly ash used in construction, approximately 1 tonne of CO2 emission in environment is reduced.

Magarpatta City is set to consume 1,30,000 tonne of fly ash by the time construction is completed here, translating into a huge saving of over the same, i.e. 1,30,000 tonne of carbon emission.

Eco friendly practice

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Conclusion

In Magarpatta city new techniques are used successfully, It is a good example of eco friendly, sustainable town ship.

Work place Cyber city placed approx. equi. Distant from every part.

Connections could have been given more consideration as some of the residential zone become far from the public zone.

Following the town planning principle and rules, results in better design and planning.

Apartment buildings when clubbed, saves the circulation spaces.

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The requirements taken in this example (areas as calculated and described before):

Residential 37% of total , (villas 20%, apartments 35%, 5% 1-bhk sets (hostels/ service provider group) of total residential areas)

Public, 6% of the total area Hospital Shopping School library Medical store

Petrol pump near by requiredRecreational ,6% of total

Restaurants Sports club Parks

Service area, 1% of total

Knowledge based industries: 11% of total As per economy and trend of locality and like wise industries interested in the proposed intellectual city.

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Located on the banks of river Hindon (a tributary of river Yamuna)

Residential Town ship Designed by RSP architectArea 132 acre

Ghaziabad is developing as the extension of New Delhi,Fast growing industries and MNC’s sectors of the locality is attracting people,

Out of the city these residential Townships are very good option for the people working in these sectors.

Population, 2500

Golf link city………. Ghaziabad

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Public

Services

recreational

residential

Area distribution Zoning

p2

p5

p3

Concept:Central lake as focal point, 24 m wide bridge as axis, major two division as per zone facilities.

Residential area at center, frontage covered by public area. Recreation area at last.

Ring road 24m wide. Enclosing 18m wide internal roads.

p2

p1ews

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View of golf link

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Recre

ational

56%

road

s15

%

Services1%

Open area recreational35%

Built area recreational21%

Public11%

Built up area 50%

Un built up area 50 %

Built & un built ratio

All area % division

Zonning , Area Distribution

residential18%

Recreational56%

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Commercial complexCommunity centrePolice postHospitalNeighborhood shopping International schoolPrimary school 2no.

Residential pocket-p1EWS HousingResidential pocket -p2Residential pocket –p5 Villas Residential pocket –

p3skyvillas

Central focal point, lake Golf courseClub HouseGolf clubArtificial Lakes

Designed Requirement

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Residential zone total Residing 2500 no.

Residential zone have been provided with the three options named P1 P2 so on

Residential pocket –p5 Villas along the road side next to the golf course 78 no villas in area of 6.4acre

Residential pocket –p2 With area 13 acre 7.8 acre court included Built 5.2 acre. 10 apartments (40 ) 19 floor=760 units.

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Residential pocket –p3 skyvillas

(2acre)19 floors with Halipad on roof.Built up .25 acreAccommodating, 76 units

Residential pocket –p1Apartments 459 (102) no. apartment

buildin g10 floors 1020 units

EWS section, 2 acre which include 0.5 acre central

For no. 400 units

Pocket 2 have lake 2580 sqm.

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Public area Commercial complex, 3.54 acre.

Community centre: 0.56 acre

Police post 1.09 acre

Hospital 1.45 acre.

Neighborhood shopping 0.48 acre International school 3,36 acre

Primary school,2 no. of cpl each 0.8 acre.

Hotel and retail market placed just next to commercial complex

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Recreational spaces Bridge over the central lake

Boating as one of the sport and recreational activityFloating platforms, are many of the atractive features of the town ship.Central lake is spread over the 1.4 acre area

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Recreational spaces

Golf club : 32 acre, builtup- 0.6 acre, lake1.6 acre, trainning court 5 acre

Club house no. 21 spread over 9 acre areaIncluding all major sport’s indoor out door areas, gym, meditation, swimming pool area. Table tennis, squash, distressing program.

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Architectural design

Modern look is practiced , using free standing walls use of glass, steel.

Frame work, fenestration and building forms are the major parts of building aesthetics.

Landscaping elements

Lawns, lakes, plants , palm varieties,

Roads and transportation

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Services

Sewage disposal territory treatment plant.

Fire fighting and fire alarm system

Covered parking spaces in multilevel.

Security with CCTV.

All apartments privided with three lifts two passengers and one for stretcher

100% stand by power on demand

Rain water harvesting,

Wi-fi city.

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Conclusion

It is a good example of high rise building township as now there is need of providing good recreation areas so there only 17% is ground cover for residential spaces and more than 50% is open recreational areas.

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Chennai capital of Tamilnadu is 4th largest metropolitan city of India.

Chennai ecomony has broad industrial base in automobile technology, hardware manufacturing, and healthcare industries.Account 60% of india’s automotive export

High literacy – 90% the populationMajor group having high life expectancy.Population: 7.5 million(4th) 2007)

Density:14350/km2

Climate:Tem18-20 mini. 38-42 max.Rainfall: 1300 mm

Mahendra City____chennai

Location of Mahindra city best suited to give extension to metro city Chennai.

In chennai

Spread over 1400 acres, Mahindra World City, New Chennai is located on the Golden Quadrilateral (NH 45)Set amongst hills, natural lakes and a forest reserve.

Literature case study

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Concept of design: Office spaces just a jogging away, schools for kids just a block away or undertaking a shopping experience away from the juggling of the parking spaces.Such a work- home- school- shop experience is all the soul of designing of this town ship.The City offers the world–class facilities for business, retail, leisure, hospitality and residential housing.

This township became functional in 24 sep. 2004.

Mahendra City (IT sector/township) chennai Project area : 1400 acres, Area Taken for study 188 acre. Architect : Ar. Hafeez Contractor and HOK (Hellmuth, Obata (Architecture firms)Land scape Architect : Belt Collins Singapore Green piece Bangalore.

Mahendra city

is an integrated industrial township. A Part of the Whole city, Taken for study is 188 acre only, of its 1400 acre and that part is it self an Integral IT Industry township.

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Site analysis:

site was full of natural features, lush greenery, tree covers, rocks and the beautiful Chengelpet lake.

The vastness and the existing plantation was the formidable challenge for the landscape designer

Individual Campuses Companies seeking an individual identity can set up their business in the campus of their own choice. At the same time they can reap the benefits of a planned environment outside their own campuses.

Built to Suit (BTS) facilities Custom built facilities on small campuses for companies seeking independence of location and format and customized ready–to–use facilities.

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Area for study “one IT sector”

23.17 acre

19.2 acre

127.6318.2 acre

Zonning , Area Distribution (IT Block ) in MWC

Road

Road

Total Area 188.2 Acre

Green belt is given 30% of the usable area.Utility is provide to this sector seperately 18 %

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Food court

IT Parks

Residential

Public

Recreational

N

Zonning , Area Distribution in IT block

shopping

Health culbschool

Area for study “one sector”

Circulation pattern

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IT Parks 24.70 acre

Residential 30.4 acre

Public 12acre

Recreational9 acre

Almost rectangular sector,The total area 127 usable excluding the green belt and utility.The axis not dominating, the zones distributed by grid iron pattern 40% Residential

16 % Public12% Recreational

Zonning , Area Distribution in IT blockPlanning cocept

Open area and built up area 60% built up area 76 acre 40 % open including 50 acre garden s roads

60 % built up

40% open

Distribution of builtup Areas

32% IT sez

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Entry plaza green belt

Section B

B

B

Entry plaza, IT block

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Site DistributionIT Park area (24 acre ) Building blocks are housed in major four blocks. separate area for canteens and open lawns/ interaction spaces/ courts and park etc.

These blocks are having parking at lower ground floors.

Designed to ensure the optimal performance of IT & IT Enabled Services companies,

Productivity–oriented work environment.

CapGemini, Infosys, Mastek, MindTree, Nestronics, Renault Nissan, Tech Mahindra and Wipro are among others having the elegant set ups within the Technopark (IT) SEZ. The total area comprising 1 Million sq. ft. spread over 4 blocks of 250,000 sq. ft. each.

There are currently over 6000 persons working in IT sez units.

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Residential housing is the major part covering approx area 30 .4 acre housing approx, 1000 units Apartments, Duplexes and independent bungalows facing lake side, surrounded by rolling hills, and reserve park

Public amenities:Along with sports & recreation facilities through a club house within the IT town ship, School building near to the health club area and sports facilities and library etc. are housed at one place .

Site Distribution

A commercial centre “The Canopy “ placed on opposite side of the residential units.

The commercial centre also Food Court, Banks & ATMs, Entertainment centre, Daily needs stores , Travel desk etc.

Public amenities:

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Recreational space food plaza with restaurents and bakery shops with open air restaurants facing the lake.

Have good connection with IT zone + Villas and appartment houses.

Public amenities:School building placed at walkable distance fom the the residential areas and placed near to club house as the facilities for sports etc can be shared together.

Hospitality: Hospital is placed out of this IT township which is shared with the other such zones.

Emergency medical services, laboratory services, radiology, pharmacy set up are also seperately places as part of the commercial complex but out of the IT campus

Site Distribution

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Architectural concept

Design elements

Use of Pergolas giving the spread form and elegant appearance to the building,

Frames adding mass to the building and giving form with creating the massing ,

Use of glass gives modern look as well make the building to blend easily with the land scape around and the existing foliage of the City

Combination of Forms with in the buildings plans and elevations as well combination of forms of building with landscaping is well established.

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Roads and transportation

Footpaths of 1.5 m wide on both the side of the roads with sitting

Lighting at center

Palm trees

The main roads connecting the different zones are 120’ wide. Internal roads within the IT zones are 60’ wideAnd lanes of 30’ wide are provided in the residential areas.

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Land scape concept:When one mentions microenvironment creating a hierachy of spaces, It is with reference to the movement pattern of a visitors.

The hardscape blends with the softscape green belt crossing the site are given a natural woodland look with gravel path to encourage the pedestrian to walk through the green belt.

Shade trees highlight the primary roads while quick growing natives like casuarinas soften the forest edges.

The drains along the roads are treated with creepers along its sides.

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utility

Each Industry have their own ancillary and support units within the park. Each industries have its own mini zone so any effluent treatment or other forms of waste disposal would be specific to that industry alone.

Soft ware , hardware and BPO units have separate Zone with emphasis on clean air dedicated power.

And other practices for establishing the eco friendly environment are adopted using the eco friendly construction materials and new techniques. At the corners electrical stations are provided. And the Major service blocks given in utility zone separately given at the last of the IT zone.

Petrol pump is given in easy approach from the IT (SEZ zone) is provided for the whole MWC Township.

Services

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Conclusion Existing plantation is retained well and integrated with the new requirements.IT industry Township which is the part of the integrated Industrial Township.

Advantage of the site located near the lake and the surrounding beauty of hill, have intelligently taken into planning. As the club house, recreation spaces, individual bungalows are on edge side with lake side views. The high rising buildings located to have view of hill series around. Working areas well separated out from the rest area of the IT township along with ancillary units.

Residential units near to the public buildings.Grid iron pattern used for area division.

Major division of the areas, taken:

Green belt is given 30% of the usable area.Utility is provide to this sector seperately 18 % , 60% built up area 76 acre 40 % open including gardens roads,

Out of Built up of 60% of total 32% IT sez, 40% Residential12% Recreational, 16 % Public

Of total19%23%

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Comparative Analysis

Sr.no. Magarpatta city Mahendra IT Zone Golf linkzoning Central court

garden, canteen and middle rind working area, periphery houses

Diveded in two parts working and residential, public building near to residential, and recreational near to both

Axial zoning

Planning concept Give an extension to Pune congestion and integration of workplace.

Majorly Industrial setup but with the concept to provide residential place near to work place.

Court for different areas private court more recreational spaces

Axis and planning pattern

Radial axial and grid pattern

Grid iron pattern

Area distribution Area distribution major residential 37%Work place 11%Unbuilt 40%

Residential 23 %Working area 19%Unbuit 40%

40% residential 25 % recreational

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Sr.no. Magarpatta city Mahendra IT Zone Golf link

Requirements taken Hospital, major service plants, recreational, residential + service provider group, library, shopping, health club, office/cyber+ school

Hospital, major service plants, recreational, residential and service provider group, library, shopping, health club, office/cyber with ancillary unit + school+ petrol pump out of the boundaries

Recreational requirements are added

sustainability Biogas plant, vermi compost, fly ash, solar systems

Natural elements use, heavy plantation, solar system+ solid waste management plants.

Eco friendly materials are used.

Comparative Analysis

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Sr.no. Magarpatta city Mahendra IT Zone Golf link

Architectural importance

It is a good example of eco friendly and sustainable Township.

It is an example of self sufficient IT industry, but a part of intergated industrial Township, many requirements are fullfilled from the MWC

Residential with more recreational importance.

Comparative Analysis

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Public amenities

Commercial complex Community centre Police post Hospital Neighborhood shopping International school Primary school Petrol pump

Recreational,

Club House Lake Boating Helipad. Golf club

Requirements

Residential

Residential, Apartments, with at least two options. Villas EWS

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InferencesFor Planning of Intellectual Township, major areas are Residential, working places, Public place and recreational spaces.

In an intellectual township almost all the residents work in same township.

Layout ( Axis, planning principles ) :

Work place should be designed for Maximum no. of residents of the townshipOffice spaces can be provided upto 30% of total area.Density can be taken up to 15 units for 1 acre of the land.Recreational 30%Public areas upto 15 %

For Designing.

Residential spaces should be well connected and be separated from the other place of the township.All the spaces should be approximately equi distant from public spaces.

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Areas distribution:

Public area should be given

ServicesTransportation separate track for public vehiclesSolar panels for street lightUse of eco friendly practices: Water harvesting,

Natural ventilation in public buildings,

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