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Manav sadhana case study ahmedabad

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Manav Sadhna is a non profit organization based in a quiet corner of Mahatma Gandhi’s Ashram, Ahmedabad. Our mission is simply to serve the underprivileged. At Manav Sadhna, we navigate with the philosophy of love all, serve all. By seeing God in every individual (Manav), mere service is transformed into worship (Sadhna). To this end, Manav Sadhna is engaged in constructive humanitarian projects that cut across barriers of class and religion while addressing issues faced by socio-economically neglected segments of society. In executing this mission, Manav Sadhna is guided by Mahatma Gandhi’s unshakable beliefs in love, peace, truth, non-violence and compassion.

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KARAN RAJPUROHIT 17SA208 MANOJ CHAUHAN 17SA214 NIYATI PATEL 17SA217 DESIGN STUDIO III INTRODUCTION • LOCATION: • Manav sadhana is located in Ahmedabad at the slum area of Ramapir thekra. AIM OF THE PROJECT :- • “To Serve The Underprivileged By Seeing The God In Every Individual(manav), Mere Service Is Transferred Into Worship(sadhana).” • The Multi Purpose Activity Centre Serves As An Informal School For Young Children, Provides Evening Education For Adults And Serves As A Training Centre And Activity Workshop For Manufacturing Of Craft Based Products By Women and Elderly. JEEVAN TIRTH • A Children Centre For Nourishing The Cultural Values Of Children In Juna Vadaj It Is Run By Manav SadhnaNGO • CONTEXT: RAMAPIR NO THEKRO • Ramapir No Tekro, also known as the Tekro, is the largest slum area in Ahmedabad, and is located directly across the street from Manav Sadhna. • Home to approximately 150,000 residents, • The slum consists mainly of people falling under the classification of Scheduled Caste who are originally from villages around Gujarat or potter families from Rajasthan. • They earn their incomes by driving rickshaws, rag picking, cleaning homes, shining shoes, and working as potters or day laborers. RUDRA MAHILA UDYAN KENDRA • Providing Vocational Training To Women, Along With Employment Opportunities TEMPLE M A I N I S S U E S O F P E O P L E A T T H E K R A BACKWAD TRADITIONS HEALTH ISSUES ILLITERACY ISOMETRIC VIEW OF MANAVSADHANA 1
KARAN RAJPUROHIT 17SA208 MANOJ CHAUHAN 17SA214 NIYATI PATEL 17SA217 DESIGN STUDIO III DESIGN CONCERNS: • Non Polluting Environment, Economic Empowerment And Affordable Built Forms Are The Three Key Dimensions Of This Initiative. • The Project Is An Outcome Of Three Years Of Empirical Research At The Vastu Shilpa Foundation For Studies An Research In Environmental Design With The Goal Of Converting Municipal Waste From Domestic Sector Into Building Components. • The Project Also Demonstrates That Building Can Become An Economic Activity, Empowering People. SPATIAL ORGANIZATION: • It Has The Radial Organization A Radial Organization Combines Elements Of Both Central And Linear Organization Here All The Spaces Tend To Open At The Central Court • The Courtyard Acts As A Multipurpose Space Where Children’s Dance And Play Various Outdoor Games. Many Cultural Program's Are Conducted Here DESIGN DEVELOPMENT: RADIAL FORM INITIAL STAGE BUBLE DIAGRAM SPACE MANAGEMENT LOWER GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN SECTION AA SECTION BB SECTION CC ISOMETRIC VIEW OF LOWER LEVVEL PLAN ISOMETRIC VIEW OF UPPER LEVEL PLAN Semi Open Spaces Acts As A Good Transition From Open Spaces To Closed Space. Due To Hot And Humid Climate Users Mostly Prefer To Use This Semi- open Spaces. BUILT V/S OPEN SPACES: PROGRAMME: CIRCULATION: SITE AREA: 1,100 m2 Architect: Yatin Pandya 2
CLIMATE: • Ahmedabad Has The Hot And Dry Climate. • All The Spaces Are Oriented Towards The Windward Side Facing The Open Court For The Ease In Cross Ventilation CLIMATIC RESPONSE: KARAN RAJPUROHIT 17SA208 MANOJ CHAUHAN 17SA214 NIYATI PATEL 17SA217 DESIGN STUDIO III 3
KARAN RAJPUROHIT 17SA208 MANOJ CHAUHAN 17SA214 NIYATI PATEL 17SA217 DESIGN STUDIO III Material Analysis: Fly ash brick Wall: • Temple wall Materials: Fly Ash and Cement Process: • Ingredients are Measured By Weight And Mixed Properly. • The Mixed Slurry Is Poured In the Mould. • The Bricks Are Laid On edge In Rat Trap Bond. It Saves are 25% Of Brick Consumption than Flemish Bonded Masonry. Waste Residue Brick wall: • class room wall Materials: Fly Ash, Water Residue, Cement, Gypsum, Lime, River Sand Process: • Ingredients are Measured By Weight And Mixed Properly. • The Slurry Is Poured In A Mould And The Mould Is Placed In The Brick Making Machine And Subjected To Vibration. • Proper Pressure Is Applied To achieve Shape And Size. Soil Block wall: • Class room wall Materials: Soil, Cement, Sand, Water Materials: Glass Bottle, Fly ash, Cement Mortar Skill/ Machine: Masonry Composition: 1:3 Cement Sand Cost Component: Glass Bottle -2rs/Bottle + labour Charges Process: • Empty Bottles Are Cleaned Of Labels. Materials: Plastic bottle, Fly ash, Cement mortar Skill/Machine: Masonry Composition: 1:3Cement Sand Cost Component: Plastic bottle-1Rs/bottle + labour charges Materials : Resin, cobalt, glass fibre matt. Skill/ Machine: Masonry Composition: 96.5% resin, 1.5% cobalt,2%catalyst Cost Component: FRP Panel Per sq. Ft = Rs. 30-40* Process • Plastic wrappers are cleaned with scissors cut into fine shreds. • On a clean sheet of plastic a glass fibre matt is laid. • Shreds are laid over it and then covered by another matt. • Mixture of polymer resin catalyst and stabilizer is applied over the matt. • In half an hour the polymer is set and plastic sheet is removed and FRP sheet is ready to use. Process • Doors Are Made Up Of Steel Frame And Recomposed Metal Parts As Infill. • The Diverse Parts Of Broken Bicycles And Used Rotary Blades Of Stone Cutter Etc Are Creatively Composed Which Not Only Is Like A Grill To Door’s Shutters But Creates Dynamic Backdrop To The Space. Materials : steel frame, cycle spare-parts. • A Mock up Of Bottle arrangement Is Done In desired Pattern On Ground Without Cement Mortar. • Bottles Are Laid In Horizontal Courses Over Cement Mortar Bed. • Deep Groove Pointing Is Done. process • Empty bottles are cleaned. • Bottles are filled full of Fly ash or waste residue. • Bottles are laid in horizontal courses over a cement mortar bed. • Deep groove pointing is done. Roof: Material • Fibre Recycle Plastic(FRP) • Rugs Material • MS box section • Cement bonded particle board • Country tile Roof: Material • Corrugated Galvanized iron sheets. • Mud mortar • Country tile • Steel tubes Materials • Glass Bottle • Plastic Bottle • Fly Ash Brick • Mild Steel Reinforcement Bar • 1:2:4 Cement Concrete Ceiling: 4 BOTTELS IN LIBRARY WALL

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  • 1. KARAN RAJPUROHIT 17SA208 MANOJ CHAUHAN 17SA214 NIYATI PATEL 17SA217 DESIGN STUDIO III INTRODUCTION • LOCATION: • Manav sadhana is located in Ahmedabad at the slum area of Ramapir thekra. AIM OF THE PROJECT :- • “To Serve The Underprivileged By Seeing The God In Every Individual(manav), Mere Service Is Transferred Into Worship(sadhana).” • The Multi Purpose Activity Centre Serves As An Informal School For Young Children, Provides Evening Education For Adults And Serves As A Training Centre And Activity Workshop For Manufacturing Of Craft Based Products By Women and Elderly. JEEVAN TIRTH • A Children Centre For Nourishing The Cultural Values Of Children In Juna Vadaj It Is Run By Manav SadhnaNGO • CONTEXT: RAMAPIR NO THEKRO • Ramapir No Tekro, also known as the Tekro, is the largest slum area in Ahmedabad, and is located directly across the street from Manav Sadhna. • Home to approximately 150,000 residents, • The slum consists mainly of people falling under the classification of Scheduled Caste who are originally from villages around Gujarat or potter families from Rajasthan. • They earn their incomes by driving rickshaws, rag picking, cleaning homes, shining shoes, and working as potters or day laborers. RUDRA MAHILA UDYAN KENDRA • Providing Vocational Training To Women, Along With Employment Opportunities TEMPLE M A I N I S S U E S O F P E O P L E A T T H E K R A BACKWAD TRADITIONS HEALTH ISSUES ILLITERACY ISOMETRIC VIEW OF MANAVSADHANA 1
  • 2. KARAN RAJPUROHIT 17SA208 MANOJ CHAUHAN 17SA214 NIYATI PATEL 17SA217 DESIGN STUDIO III DESIGN CONCERNS: • Non Polluting Environment, Economic Empowerment And Affordable Built Forms Are The Three Key Dimensions Of This Initiative. • The Project Is An Outcome Of Three Years Of Empirical Research At The Vastu Shilpa Foundation For Studies An Research In Environmental Design With The Goal Of Converting Municipal Waste From Domestic Sector Into Building Components. • The Project Also Demonstrates That Building Can Become An Economic Activity, Empowering People. SPATIAL ORGANIZATION: • It Has The Radial Organization A Radial Organization Combines Elements Of Both Central And Linear Organization Here All The Spaces Tend To Open At The Central Court • The Courtyard Acts As A Multipurpose Space Where Children’s Dance And Play Various Outdoor Games. Many Cultural Program's Are Conducted Here DESIGN DEVELOPMENT: RADIAL FORM INITIAL STAGE BUBLE DIAGRAM SPACE MANAGEMENT LOWER GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN SECTION AA SECTION BB SECTION CC ISOMETRIC VIEW OF LOWER LEVVEL PLAN ISOMETRIC VIEW OF UPPER LEVEL PLAN Semi Open Spaces Acts As A Good Transition From Open Spaces To Closed Space. Due To Hot And Humid Climate Users Mostly Prefer To Use This Semi- open Spaces. BUILT V/S OPEN SPACES: PROGRAMME: CIRCULATION: SITE AREA: 1,100 m2 Architect: Yatin Pandya 2
  • 3. CLIMATE: • Ahmedabad Has The Hot And Dry Climate. • All The Spaces Are Oriented Towards The Windward Side Facing The Open Court For The Ease In Cross Ventilation CLIMATIC RESPONSE: KARAN RAJPUROHIT 17SA208 MANOJ CHAUHAN 17SA214 NIYATI PATEL 17SA217 DESIGN STUDIO III 3
  • 4. KARAN RAJPUROHIT 17SA208 MANOJ CHAUHAN 17SA214 NIYATI PATEL 17SA217 DESIGN STUDIO III Material Analysis: Fly ash brick Wall: • Temple wall Materials: Fly Ash and Cement Process: • Ingredients are Measured By Weight And Mixed Properly. • The Mixed Slurry Is Poured In the Mould. • The Bricks Are Laid On edge In Rat Trap Bond. It Saves are 25% Of Brick Consumption than Flemish Bonded Masonry. Waste Residue Brick wall: • class room wall Materials: Fly Ash, Water Residue, Cement, Gypsum, Lime, River Sand Process: • Ingredients are Measured By Weight And Mixed Properly. • The Slurry Is Poured In A Mould And The Mould Is Placed In The Brick Making Machine And Subjected To Vibration. • Proper Pressure Is Applied To achieve Shape And Size. Soil Block wall: • Class room wall Materials: Soil, Cement, Sand, Water Materials: Glass Bottle, Fly ash, Cement Mortar Skill/ Machine: Masonry Composition: 1:3 Cement Sand Cost Component: Glass Bottle -2rs/Bottle + labour Charges Process: • Empty Bottles Are Cleaned Of Labels. Materials: Plastic bottle, Fly ash, Cement mortar Skill/Machine: Masonry Composition: 1:3Cement Sand Cost Component: Plastic bottle-1Rs/bottle + labour charges Materials : Resin, cobalt, glass fibre matt. Skill/ Machine: Masonry Composition: 96.5% resin, 1.5% cobalt,2%catalyst Cost Component: FRP Panel Per sq. Ft = Rs. 30-40* Process • Plastic wrappers are cleaned with scissors cut into fine shreds. • On a clean sheet of plastic a glass fibre matt is laid. • Shreds are laid over it and then covered by another matt. • Mixture of polymer resin catalyst and stabilizer is applied over the matt. • In half an hour the polymer is set and plastic sheet is removed and FRP sheet is ready to use. Process • Doors Are Made Up Of Steel Frame And Recomposed Metal Parts As Infill. • The Diverse Parts Of Broken Bicycles And Used Rotary Blades Of Stone Cutter Etc Are Creatively Composed Which Not Only Is Like A Grill To Door’s Shutters But Creates Dynamic Backdrop To The Space. Materials : steel frame, cycle spare-parts. • A Mock up Of Bottle arrangement Is Done In desired Pattern On Ground Without Cement Mortar. • Bottles Are Laid In Horizontal Courses Over Cement Mortar Bed. • Deep Groove Pointing Is Done. process • Empty bottles are cleaned. • Bottles are filled full of Fly ash or waste residue. • Bottles are laid in horizontal courses over a cement mortar bed. • Deep groove pointing is done. Roof: Material • Fibre Recycle Plastic(FRP) • Rugs Material • MS box section • Cement bonded particle board • Country tile Roof: Material • Corrugated Galvanized iron sheets. • Mud mortar • Country tile • Steel tubes Materials • Glass Bottle • Plastic Bottle • Fly Ash Brick • Mild Steel Reinforcement Bar • 1:2:4 Cement Concrete Ceiling: 4 BOTTELS IN LIBRARY WALL