Row Housing casestudy

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ROW HOUSING

K. KRUTHI

P.MONIKA

M.SUSMITHA

P.MEDHA

M.ASHWINI

B.SWATHI


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DESKTOP

STUDY

INTRODUCTION:

A TERRACED HOUSE

OR A TOWN HOUSE IS

A TERM IN

ARCHITECTURE & CITY

PLANNING REF. TO A

STYLE OF MEDIUM

DENSITY HOUSING.

ORIGINATION OFROW HOUSING IN

EUPROPE ARROUND

16THCENTURY.


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TOWN HOUSES

GENERALLY OF TWO

TO THREE STOREY

HOUSES WHERE WE

SEE COMMON WALL

SHARED BY

NEIGHBOURING

HOUSES.

FIRST & LAST

HOUSES IN A ROW

ARE SAID TO HAVE

END TERRACES.

MIDDLE HOUSES

SAID TO HAVE MID

TERRACES .


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CASE

STUDYLOCATION :DOMALGUDA

LIC HOUSING.

HYDERABAD.

ARCHITECT: BV DOSHI

PROJECT YR. : 1979

AREA : EACH HOUSE

AREA 16 6! &

1!1!

TOTAL NUMBER OF

HOUSES: 11!

ROAD WIDTH : "M


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THEY HAVE # TYPES OFHOUSES.

EACH ONE HAS A

DIFFERENT GATE .

1$1" IS THE

MINIMUM COMMON

PARKING AREA.

%" CM IS THE COMMON

PLINTH HEIGHT.

ENTRANCE DOOR

WIDTH IS 1.$M


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THEY HAVE A INCLINEDWALL BESIDE

ENTRANCE WALL WITH

A SUARE WINDOW

USED BY OWNERS FOR

PEEPING TPWARS

ENTRANCE.

THEY HAD A

COURTYARD NOW USED

AS A COMMON SHAFT

PLACED B'W BOTHHOUSES.

CROSS VENTILATIONN

IS SEEN.


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WC & BATH AREAS

ARE SEPARETED .

THEY HAVE BEDROOM

ON EACH LANDING.

SKY LIGHT WAS USED

BUT IN INDOIRECT

WAY HENCE I.E MAIN

SOURCE OF

VENTILATION.

USAGE OF WINDOWS

IS LESS.


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LESS IS MORE

EVERY BEDROOM ISSPACIOUS.

HEIGHT OF COMMON

COMPOUND WALL IS

1M.CONCEPT OF HAVING LESS

HEIGHT COMPOUND WALL

ENCOURAGES MORE

INTERACTION B'W

NEIGHBOURS.

TERRACES ARE

CONNECTED.


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THE DINNING AND

KITCHEN SPACE IS $

STEPS BELOW .


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KITCHEN INTERIOR


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LEFT SIDE WE HAVE

THE STAIRCASELEADING TO ABOVE.

WE COULD SEE THE

LIVING ROOM .


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ENTRANCE

BACKSIDE OF THE WE

COULD SEE STORAGE

.

WE HAVE A FIED

WINDOW ABOVE THE

ENTRANCE DOOR.


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LEFT SIDE WINDOWIS SEE THROUGH

ONE.


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STAIRCASE LEADING

TO UPPER FLOORS.

WE HAVE A

BEDROOM ON EVERY

LANDING.


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BEDROOM


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CUTOUT SPACE

DIRECT LIGHTING

FROM ABOVE.


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BEDROOM

SMALL WINDOW IN

BEDROOM. BUT HAVE

AMPLE OF LIGHTING.


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1ST

LANDINGBEDROOM IS SEEN.

ON LEFT WE HAVE

THE CUT OUT SPACE.


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BEDROOM


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RIGHTSIDE DOOR IS

LEADING TO THE

TERRACE


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STEPS LEADING TO

TERRACE


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SERVICE DUCTS


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THESE ARE

WINDOWS FROM

WHICH LIGHT ENTRE

INTO THE HALL.


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ROW HOUSESINBETWEEN WERE

HAVING CONNECTED

BALCONIES.

UTILITY SPACES

WERE DIFFERENT

FOR DIFFERENT

HOUSES.

MOST OF THE

HOUSES ARE

TRASFORMED INTO

MODERN HOMES.


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