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GadheshwarRiverDam,PanvelMatheranRoad,Vaje,Panvel,Raigad410206.

THECLOSESTAIRPORTSOFPANVELARE: ChhatrapatiShivajiInternationalAirport27.53km, PuneAirport96.49km, SuratAirport239.65km ByRoad12kmfrompanvelrailwaystation.

CLIMATICCONDITION

NEAR-BYPLACESFROMSITE–

•PANVELRAILWAYSTATION–13.4KMS

•MUMBAI–PUNEEXPRESSWAY–10KMS

•PANVELBUSSTOP–14KMS

•NEARVILLAGE–5.6KMS

•TheclimaticconditionsofPanvelaretropicalinnature.

•TheaverageannualtemperatureinPanvelis26.3°C|79.3°F.

•Inayear,therainfallis1915mm|75.4inch.

•ThedriestmonthisJanuary,with0mm|0.0inchofrain.

•ThegreatestamountofprecipitationoccursinJuly,withanaverageof 627mm|24.7inch

•MATHERAN–55.2KMS

•GADHESHWARLAKE–4.9KMS

•VAJEVILLAGESCHOOL–3.3KMS

•UMROLIGAON–3.8KMS

•NEREPOLICESTATION–4.5KMS

LEGENDS–EXISTINGVEGETATION

GADHESHWARRIVERDAM 12MWIDEUMROLIGAONROAD EXISTINGENTRANCE TEMPLE

VIEWOFTAPOLAHILLS VIEWOFMATHERANHILLS VIEWOFKALUNDHARERIVER PRIMARYHEALTHCARECENTER

CONCEPT

DESIGNCONSIDERATIONS:

Provideareasonable,aestheticdesignproposal consideringhumaninteractionsatalllevels.

Familyinteraction

Groupinteraction

CLUSTERDESIGNOBJECTIVES

Theneighborhood

Waterandwaste

VISION:

Improvingqualityoflifeoflessprivilegedgroupofsocietyby theirinclusionwithotherincomegroupsindailylife.

INCLUSION

•Inclusionisaboutallofus.

•Inclusionisaboutlivingfulllives.

•Inclusionisaboutlearningtolivetogether.

•EveryhumanbeinghasarighttoliveaqualitylifeIn oursocietyweobservedthatlessprivilegedaremost isolatedfrompeopleofotherincomegroup,and thereforearenotabletoimprovetheirqualityoflife.

•Theconceptofthislayoutis“inclusion”whichmeans nooneisisolated.

•MergingEWSwithLIGandotherincomegroupswill motivateEWSfamiliestogeneratemoreincome,they willimprovetheirlivingstandardandthusqualityof lifewillimprove.

•TheSiteHasBeenDesignedInSuchWaySoThatMaximumAdvantage OfBreezeComingFromMountainSideCanTaken.

•TheBuildingsHaveBeenPlacedInAnInterlockingMannerSoAsTo CreateAPathForTheWindsToCirculateThroughoutTheSite.

•ThisPlacementOfTheBlocksAllowsTheWindToPassThroughThe BalconiesAndTerrracesOfTheUnits.

•PlentyOfOpenSpacesAndVentilationShaftForNaturalLightAnd Ventilation.

•PedestrianFriendlyLanes,

•Resilience

•EnergyAndWater

•ALargeNumberOfTreesOnBothSideOfRoads

•JoyfullEnvironmentForAllAgeGroupedPeople

TheSitePlanningIsBasedOnTheConceptOfInclusionAndHousesFor GroupsWithDifferentEconomicBackgroundHaveBeenPlacedNearEach Other

•TheDiverseCharacterOfActivitiesAndFunctionsIn TheSiteIsOpenlyVisibleToMakeTheOverall SchemeInviting.

CENTRALACTIVITYSPINE:

ThatConnectAllResidentsWithCommunalSpacesAnd ActivityZonesThroughoutTheSite.

COMMUNALCOURTYARDPLANNING:

Withcreatesseveralinteractivespacesforresidentstomixand enjoysharedamenitytothemaximum

•TheMigHaveBeenPlacedInType(A)blocks

•TheEwsHaveBeenPlacedInType(B)Blocks

•TheHigHaveBeenPlacedInType(C)Blocks

•TheLigHaveBeenPlacedInType(D)Blocks

TARAGROUPHOUSING

INTRODUCTION

•GroupHousingisabuildingconstructedwithmultiplefloorswhichhavemorethan onedwellingunitoneveryfloorandtheysharethecommonservicefacilities.

•Commonservicefacilitiesmeansfacilitieslikestaircase,balcony,corridorand varandah,lift,etc.

•Itaccommodatesalargersectionofpeopleinaparticulararea.

CONCEPT

•Tarahousinggroupprojectisacreativevernaculartypology intermofarrangingandpilingthesingularflatintounited blocks.

•Byseparatingwiththeoutsideworldandprovidingan interiorgarden,thebuildingpreserveswelltheprivatelifeof familieswithin.

•GroupHousingConceptprojectsaredevelopedsothatthedemandforhousingcanbe met.

•Theresidentialprojectsunderthiscategoryarebuiltonthelandparcelof10-25acres anddependingonthedatareleasedbyurbanplannersregardingthepopulation densityofaparticulararea.

•Theapprovingauthorityofthestate,sanctionsthelandforthedevelopmentofGroup HousingProjectsinIndia.

INTRODUCTION

•Taraapartmentisagrouphousingproject commissionedbyTaraco-operativesociety,Thefirst housingprojectin,NewDelhi.

•Theconceptwasintroducedtorehabilitatethe1947 partitionaffectedpeoplewhohadnowheretosettle downaftertheirretirementfromtheirprofessional lives.

•Morethanthat,justpedestriansareallowedgoinsidethe housinggroupandtheparkinglotisinthebackofthe building.

•Intermofasocialhousinggroup,theprojecttakesbig advantagesfromnaturalresourceslikelightingand ventilationandallfamiliesareequallysharedthesefeatures.

•Indiansenseisillustratedintheuseofconcretebands, panelsofexposedbricks,portals,overhangsandshapeedges.

•Theduplexunitsareaccessedeitheratgroundfloororsecondfloorlevelsbyoutdoorstaircases.

KINDSOFFLAT:

a.TheTwoBedroomflats-with84squaremetres(3metreswide,6metershighwithtwofloorsand15metreslong

b.TheThree-bedroomflatswith130squaremetersandhavetheshapeofL,therearejustonly16three-bedroomflats werebuilt.

c.Eachunitisprovidedanopenterracewhichisprotectedbyapergolaandbigoverhangs.Twosidesoftheprojectare connectedbystaircases.

•ThefamousarchitectCharlesCorreawasropedinto designauniquearchitecturalconcept.

•Tarahousinggrouphasmorethan125unitsand375 personsperhectare.

•TheTarapaysdeeplyattentiontotheinneractivities whicharealmosthappeninthecentralgardenand leavetheinteractionoftrafficbehindawall

•Location:NewDelhi,India,theprojectislocated alongGuruRavidasMarg,streetwhichleadstotwo bigresidentialareasinthenorthandthesouth.

•constructionperiod1975-1978.

•structure-reinforcedconcrete.

•sitearea-15hectares.

•Theconceptofbuildingallowspeopletoaccessdirectlytotheinteriorgarden.Morethanthat,everyonealsohastheir ownopen-to-skyterraceswithfullfilledshadow.

•Bytakingadvantagesofsun,winddirectionsandopenspaces,hencelightingaccessandventilationtoeach dwellingaremaximized.

DRAWBACKS

•Notenoughparkingspaceavailable.Totalnumberofapartmentsare 160,andallottedparkingspaceisavailablefor114cars,soitisnot possibleforindividualspotforparking.Majordrawbackismany individualshavetoparktheirvehiclesoutsidetheapartmentarea.

•Nofiresafetyinstalled.

•Duringthetimeofrain,watergetsstagnantinthecentral communityspace.

SITEPLAN(SCALE1:1000)

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