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This document provides a case study summary of the Indian Habitat Centre in New Delhi. It is a 97,000 square meter multi-purpose building spread over 9 acres that provides office, conference, and exhibition space for environment and habitat organizations. The design aims to create a healthy and pleasant environment for visitors and employees. It is an energy efficient building that uses various passive design strategies like courtyards, water bodies, reflective shading devices, and vegetation to reduce energy usage and create a comfortable microclimate. The building layout and use of spaces like the amphitheater, lawns, and courtyards encourage social interactions.

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CASE STUDY OF INDIAN HABITAT CENTRE SUBMITTED BY NAME-NEERU B.ARCH-5TH SEM R.T.I.A.D
LOCATION MAP OF THE INDIAN HABITAT CENTER
Spread on the area of 9 acres, built up area is 97,000 sq. m, and the basement use for the parking atleast 1,000 cars. SITE PLAN OF INDIAN HABITAT CENTER
1. 2.3. 4. MORE ACTIVITY SPACES- 1.COURTYARD PEOPLE SITTING ON THE STEPS AROUND THE PLANTS. 2.AMPHEATRE GROUP PEOPLE USE 3.ALONG THE VISUAL ART GALLERY LAWN 4. FRONT ON THE STTEIN AUDITORIUM 5.LAWN PEOPLE USE FOR PRIVATE SPACES 5 Zoning in plan
GATE NO. 2 ,on west side gate most commonly used for the entries of visitors and the offices employees CONCEPT of the design in Indian habitat center healthy and pleasant environment for the offices employees and visitors. LINE OF SIGHT creates from the plants with the flowers of marigold and pitunia. Introduction India Habitat Centre in New Delhi. Designed in the late 1980s, this is a place that provides office, conference and exhibition space for organisations working on habitat- and environment- related issues. It is the multipurpose building. It is a energy efficient building. Indian habitat centre has been conceived as an ideal physical environment with a range of facility that would be maximize the effectiveness of the individuals and institutional in their holistic support of the habitat. To restoration of energy level environmental and ecological a balanced harmonious and improved the WAY OF LIFE. It is reflected in its concept of design.
Use of horizontal and vertical ribbon windows havings slots in them for plantation purpose. Aligned reflector use as a shading device for the purpose of covering roof In courtyard Use of shading devices reflect back 70% of the summer heat. It designed as a frame structure with blue reflectors that can be aligned providing shade during summer and allows winter sun to enter. Shading effect in courtyard through the reflectors.
The courtyard being green, creates an image of a tropical rainforest with a constant airy flow through the spaces. The buildings blocks being saparate create intersting courtyards landscape with stone sculpture and in green through outs.
WATER BODIES IN THE BUILDING AROUND THE COURTYARD. ON THE FRONT OF AUDITORI-UM
STONE SCULPTURE AND THE USE OF STONE PABBLES IN COURTYARD. HARDSCAPE
Central courtyard of the building and their sitting spaces
ACTIVITY OF THE PEOPLE ALONG THE AMPHETHEATRE, PEOPLE USE THE FOR SITTING AND DURING LUNCH TIME PEOPLE SIT HERE IN GROUP AND EATING THE LUNCH. GROUPING PREFER COMMONLY AMPHETHEATER FOR SITTING Open space through the building and their use
PRIVATE SPACES PEOPLE USE FOR THE SITTING The height of the buildings are 30m. The entire facade is cladded with red bricks giving a look. Water harvesting in the gardens, in the building more than 60% area is covered for the landscape
INDIAN HABITAT CENTER IS THE GOVERNMENT COMMERCIAL BUILDING. IT IS THE WELL LANDSCAPE AND PROPER SITTING SPACES IS THERE ALONG THE PLANTATION. DIFFERENT LEVELS IN THE BUILDING CREATES FROM RAMPS AND THESE RAMPS CREATES MORE PRIVATE SPACES. ON THE TOP OF THE COURTYARD USED ALINGED SHEET WHICH IS GIVES PLEASANT EFFECT IN THE BUILDING. USING STONE AND SCULPTURES GIVES ARTIST LOOK ALONG THE BUILING. PATIO, AMPHETHEATER, SILVER LAWN GARDEN PEOPLE USE FOR SITTING PUPOSES. ON THE FLOOR TILES BLACK GRANITE TILE SHOWS THE DIRECTION IN THE BUILDING.
Requirements for Chandigarh un-built museum of knowledge Knowledge center Museum Miscellaneous Social and leisure 1.Research and development laboratories 2. Innovation centers 3. Discussion rooms 4. Lectures hall 5. Seminars rooms 6. Digital libraries etc. 1.Exhibition hall 2.Exhibition galleries 3.Demonstration kiosks 4. Archives section 5. Ticketing counter 6. Information center 7. Storage etc 1. Reception space 2. Administrative offices 3. Researches rooms 4. Conference halls 5. Multipurpose hall 6. References library 7. Rest room service room etc. 1. Cafes 2. Restaurants 3. Children’s gaming and play zones 4. Open air theatre 5. Retail and tuck shops 6. Landscaping zones incorporating jogging tracks 7. Secluded meditation areas and various types of gathering spaces
We had to be studied four kinds of museums Like Historical museum Modern art gallery Memorial museum Indian habitat centre or a institutional and govt. building Sr. no. Name of museums Address Image 1. National museum of cosmology or historical museum Near udyog bhavan building or udyog bhavan metro station, new Delhi 2. National museum of modern art Near India gate, new Delhi. 3. Indra Gandhi memorial museum 4. Indian habitat center On lodhi road, new Delhi
Museum Requirements or need as a use of museum 1.Gallery 2.Libraries 3.Cultural libraries 4.Cultural and community theater 5.Ambhitheater 6.Music room
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS Whenever it is proposed to build a museum whether large or small-there is usually one preliminary matter to be settled : the choice of a site . Where several possibilities are available, The drawbacks and advantages of each must be are fully weighed. site should be central, or on the outskirts of the town. A museum should always be readily accessible from all parts of the town by public transport and, if possible, be within walking distance as well, and must be within easy reach of schools, colleges, university, and libraries . Moreover, space will always be available -at least in theory-for future expansion, either by enlargement of the original building or by the construction of connected annexes ; The beauty of a museum is considerably enhanced if it is surrounded by a garden which, if the local climate is propitious, can be used to advantage for the display of certain types of exhibit, such as ancient or modern sculpture, archaeological or architectural fragments, etc. Part of the surrounding grounds may also provide space for a car park .
functions Space required l . Curatorial Functions a. Collection, preservation, identification, documentation, study, restoration b. Storage of collections. a . Office-workroom, Workshop b . Reserve Collection Room 2 . Display Function Thematic and changing displays of selected objects and documents he collections arranged to tell a story Display Gallery 3 . Display Preparation Function The preparation of exhibits. Workshop, Office-workroom 4 . Educational and Public Functions This term has been expanded to include all public functions . a . Lectures, school tours, society meetings, films, and social functions b . Reception, information, sales, supervision of display gallery c . Public requirements a . Lecture room Chair storage closet b. Lobby Sales and Information Counter c. Cloak room, Washroom
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Indian habitat centre (6)

  • 1. CASE STUDY OF INDIAN HABITAT CENTRE SUBMITTED BY NAME-NEERU B.ARCH-5TH SEM R.T.I.A.D
  • 2. LOCATION MAP OF THE INDIAN HABITAT CENTER
  • 3. Spread on the area of 9 acres, built up area is 97,000 sq. m, and the basement use for the parking atleast 1,000 cars. SITE PLAN OF INDIAN HABITAT CENTER
  • 4. 1. 2.3. 4. MORE ACTIVITY SPACES- 1.COURTYARD PEOPLE SITTING ON THE STEPS AROUND THE PLANTS. 2.AMPHEATRE GROUP PEOPLE USE 3.ALONG THE VISUAL ART GALLERY LAWN 4. FRONT ON THE STTEIN AUDITORIUM 5.LAWN PEOPLE USE FOR PRIVATE SPACES 5 Zoning in plan
  • 5. GATE NO. 2 ,on west side gate most commonly used for the entries of visitors and the offices employees CONCEPT of the design in Indian habitat center healthy and pleasant environment for the offices employees and visitors. LINE OF SIGHT creates from the plants with the flowers of marigold and pitunia. Introduction India Habitat Centre in New Delhi. Designed in the late 1980s, this is a place that provides office, conference and exhibition space for organisations working on habitat- and environment- related issues. It is the multipurpose building. It is a energy efficient building. Indian habitat centre has been conceived as an ideal physical environment with a range of facility that would be maximize the effectiveness of the individuals and institutional in their holistic support of the habitat. To restoration of energy level environmental and ecological a balanced harmonious and improved the WAY OF LIFE. It is reflected in its concept of design.
  • 6. Use of horizontal and vertical ribbon windows havings slots in them for plantation purpose. Aligned reflector use as a shading device for the purpose of covering roof In courtyard Use of shading devices reflect back 70% of the summer heat. It designed as a frame structure with blue reflectors that can be aligned providing shade during summer and allows winter sun to enter. Shading effect in courtyard through the reflectors.
  • 7. The courtyard being green, creates an image of a tropical rainforest with a constant airy flow through the spaces. The buildings blocks being saparate create intersting courtyards landscape with stone sculpture and in green through outs.
  • 8. WATER BODIES IN THE BUILDING AROUND THE COURTYARD. ON THE FRONT OF AUDITORI-UM
  • 9. STONE SCULPTURE AND THE USE OF STONE PABBLES IN COURTYARD. HARDSCAPE
  • 11. ACTIVITY OF THE PEOPLE ALONG THE AMPHETHEATRE, PEOPLE USE THE FOR SITTING AND DURING LUNCH TIME PEOPLE SIT HERE IN GROUP AND EATING THE LUNCH. GROUPING PREFER COMMONLY AMPHETHEATER FOR SITTING Open space through the building and their use
  • 12. PRIVATE SPACES PEOPLE USE FOR THE SITTING The height of the buildings are 30m. The entire facade is cladded with red bricks giving a look. Water harvesting in the gardens, in the building more than 60% area is covered for the landscape
  • 13. INDIAN HABITAT CENTER IS THE GOVERNMENT COMMERCIAL BUILDING. IT IS THE WELL LANDSCAPE AND PROPER SITTING SPACES IS THERE ALONG THE PLANTATION. DIFFERENT LEVELS IN THE BUILDING CREATES FROM RAMPS AND THESE RAMPS CREATES MORE PRIVATE SPACES. ON THE TOP OF THE COURTYARD USED ALINGED SHEET WHICH IS GIVES PLEASANT EFFECT IN THE BUILDING. USING STONE AND SCULPTURES GIVES ARTIST LOOK ALONG THE BUILING. PATIO, AMPHETHEATER, SILVER LAWN GARDEN PEOPLE USE FOR SITTING PUPOSES. ON THE FLOOR TILES BLACK GRANITE TILE SHOWS THE DIRECTION IN THE BUILDING.
  • 14. Requirements for Chandigarh un-built museum of knowledge Knowledge center Museum Miscellaneous Social and leisure 1.Research and development laboratories 2. Innovation centers 3. Discussion rooms 4. Lectures hall 5. Seminars rooms 6. Digital libraries etc. 1.Exhibition hall 2.Exhibition galleries 3.Demonstration kiosks 4. Archives section 5. Ticketing counter 6. Information center 7. Storage etc 1. Reception space 2. Administrative offices 3. Researches rooms 4. Conference halls 5. Multipurpose hall 6. References library 7. Rest room service room etc. 1. Cafes 2. Restaurants 3. Children’s gaming and play zones 4. Open air theatre 5. Retail and tuck shops 6. Landscaping zones incorporating jogging tracks 7. Secluded meditation areas and various types of gathering spaces
  • 15. We had to be studied four kinds of museums Like Historical museum Modern art gallery Memorial museum Indian habitat centre or a institutional and govt. building Sr. no. Name of museums Address Image 1. National museum of cosmology or historical museum Near udyog bhavan building or udyog bhavan metro station, new Delhi 2. National museum of modern art Near India gate, new Delhi. 3. Indra Gandhi memorial museum 4. Indian habitat center On lodhi road, new Delhi
  • 16. Museum Requirements or need as a use of museum 1.Gallery 2.Libraries 3.Cultural libraries 4.Cultural and community theater 5.Ambhitheater 6.Music room
  • 17. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS Whenever it is proposed to build a museum whether large or small-there is usually one preliminary matter to be settled : the choice of a site . Where several possibilities are available, The drawbacks and advantages of each must be are fully weighed. site should be central, or on the outskirts of the town. A museum should always be readily accessible from all parts of the town by public transport and, if possible, be within walking distance as well, and must be within easy reach of schools, colleges, university, and libraries . Moreover, space will always be available -at least in theory-for future expansion, either by enlargement of the original building or by the construction of connected annexes ; The beauty of a museum is considerably enhanced if it is surrounded by a garden which, if the local climate is propitious, can be used to advantage for the display of certain types of exhibit, such as ancient or modern sculpture, archaeological or architectural fragments, etc. Part of the surrounding grounds may also provide space for a car park .
  • 18. functions Space required l . Curatorial Functions a. Collection, preservation, identification, documentation, study, restoration b. Storage of collections. a . Office-workroom, Workshop b . Reserve Collection Room 2 . Display Function Thematic and changing displays of selected objects and documents he collections arranged to tell a story Display Gallery 3 . Display Preparation Function The preparation of exhibits. Workshop, Office-workroom 4 . Educational and Public Functions This term has been expanded to include all public functions . a . Lectures, school tours, society meetings, films, and social functions b . Reception, information, sales, supervision of display gallery c . Public requirements a . Lecture room Chair storage closet b. Lobby Sales and Information Counter c. Cloak room, Washroom