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    The document discusses a literature study for a commercial complex. It defines commercial complexes as including office buildings, warehouses, and retail buildings. It notes they may combine functions like offices on upper levels and retail on the ground floor. It discusses key components of commercial complexes like office buildings, retail stores, and shopping centers. It provides guidelines for schematic planning, parking requirements, lifts, escalators, circulation areas, and service connections to consider for commercial complexes. It also includes a case study of the Omaxe World Street commercial hub in Faridabad, India.

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    LITERATURE STUDY

    COMMERCIAL COMPLEX

    SUBMITTED TO SUBMITTED BY

    AR. RAGHAV AGGARWAL GAURAV RAO

    A51204015004
    ARCHITECTURE THESIS 2015-2020

    INTRODUCTION

    LITERATURY STUDY
    ARCHITECTURE THESIS 2015-2020

    COMMERCIAL COMPLEX

    Commercial Complex includes office buildings, warehouses, and retail buildings.

    In urban locations, a commercial building may combine functions, such as offices on levels 2-10, with
    retail on floor 1.

    ROLE OF COMMERCIAL COMPLEX


    The commercial building is the building which has a function for placing the commercial activity which
    has an aim to invite the benefit either in short period or in the long period.

    1. Office Buildings – This category includes single-tenant properties, small professional office
    buildings, downtown skyscrapers, and everything in between.

    2. Retail/Restaurant – This category includes pad sites on highway frontages, single tenant
    retail buildings, small neighborhood shopping centers, larger centers with grocery store
    anchor tenants, "power centers" with large anchor stores such as Best Buy, PetSmart,
    OfficeMax, and so on even regional and outlet malls.
    ARCHITECTURE THESIS 2015-2020

    PRINCIPLES OF SCHEMATIC PLANNING

     convenience and comfort for the customer.


     maximum merchandising potential for the tenant stores.

    Customer convenience demands ease of vehicular access to and from the site ease and adequacy of
    parking
    Reasonable walking distances
    Simple, direct pedestrian shopping routes with minimum obstructions and inconveniences.

     Strip center with curb parking-


     Strip center with off-street parking-
     Double-strip center with off-street parking-

    PLANNING GUIDELINES
    ARCHITECTURE THESIS 2015-2020

    PARKING SYSTEM

    The need for parking was one of the primary factors leading to the development of the shopping center
    concept.

    In suburban areas where almost all the trade comes by automobile, a ratio of between 5 and 6 car
    spaces per 1,000 sq ft of leasable store area is mandatory.

    In the central business district, where mass transportation and walk-in trade can be counted on for a
    substantial part of the clientele, the ratio can go down to as low as 2 .5 to 3 cars per 1,000 sq ft.

    In the matter of parking layout, car stalls can be set at angles (say, 70'j to the lanes, which then requires
    one-way traffic, or stalls can be at 90' to the lanes, permitting two-way traffic.

    LIFTS

    Quality Service or Acceptable Interval


    20 to 25 seconds Excellent
    30 to 35 seconds Good
    34 to 40 seconds Fair
    45 seconds Poor
    Over 45 seconds Unsatisfactory
    NOTE— For residential buildings longer intervals should be permissible.
    ARCHITECTURE THESIS 2015-2020

    ESCALATORS
    ARCHITECTURE THESIS 2015-2020

    CIRCULATION AREA
    • Corridors should have an unobstructed width of 1800mm.

    • Level differences should be beveled.

    • Thresholds and gratings should not be more that 10mm.

    • Protruding objects (more that 100mm form the wall) to be placed either

    in a niche or

    above 2100mm form the floor.

    • Open spaces below ramps, escalator and stairs should be blocked out completely by

    protective guard rails, raised curbs or marked with a tactile surface.


    ARCHITECTURE THESIS 2015-2020

    SERVICES CONNECTION
    ARCHITECTURE THESIS 2015-2020

    CASE STUDY-1
    OMAXE WORLD STREET, FARIDABAD

    COMMERCIAL HUB

     Location : Sector-79
     Faridabad , Haryana
     Period of construction : 2015-2019
     Area : approx : 50 acres
     Developer : omaxe limited
     Nearest -
    Metro station : bata chowk (5 km)
    Railway station : babbalbarh railway station 8 k.m
     Airport : igi internationa airport (40 km)
     Surrounded land use : residence
     Architect : dyer (london)
     Style of architcture : greek

     CONCEPT : To give an experience akin to renowned global commercial centres, namely New
    York, London, Paris, Melbourne etc
     Plan are rectangular in shape
    Building is framed structure
     Material of construction are flyash bricks, mud bricks , concrete
     No of units : 616
     Parking : parallel 450 (approx)
     No of basements : 1
    ARCHITECTURE THESIS 2015-2020

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