OP JINDAL INSTITUTIONAL HOUSING Case Study
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Architectural case study of op jindal faculty housing...
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CASE STUDY ON OP JINDAL INSTITUTIONAL HOUSING
GROUP MEMBERS KAPIL ATREYA NIRAMAYEE GODARA RAHUL KUMAR ROOPANSHI GOEL SIDDHANT SIDDHA NT SHRIVAST SHRI VASTAV AV TUSHAR CHAUDHARY
WHAT WHAT IS IS HOUSING?? HOUSING?? •
Housing is basically basically an accomodati accomodation on provided provided to a group group of people or to an individual
INSTITUTIONAL HOUSING •
Housing Housing that is provided provided for people who live live in institutions institutions..
INTRODUCTION O. P. Jindal Global University (JGU) is a non-profit global university established by the Haryana Private Universities (Second Amendment) Act, 2009.
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Client: O.P Jindal Global University Design Head Architect: Stephane Paumier Design Team: Stephane Paumier (Design Head), Shaily Gupta ( Project Architect), Chinmay Kumar Mohanta, Mrunal Panchal. Structure: Larsen & Tubro MEP: Larsen & Tubro Project Built-up Area: 8,000 square meters Construction Year: 2008-2009
LOCATION •
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The campus for the O.P. Jindal Global University is planned in an entirely flat agricultural land, 10 km away from the city of Sonepat
ABOUT THE PROJECT •
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As a Greenfield project with no built context, the design started on a very rigorous geometrical framework of traces regulaters of squares and golden rectangles, dear to European architecture as well as Indian architecture The project is designed like a vast classical garden where the nature has been tamed by the rule of geometry.
BLOCKS HOUSING BLOCKS
STUDENT HOUSING
BOYS HOSTEL
SH1 SH2
GIRLS HOSTEL SH3 SH4
FACULTY HOUSING 3 BLOCKS
FG1 F2 F3
FACILITIES Recreational facilities likes Gymnasium Healthcare centre Food mess Club ATM Indoor and outdoor games. Girls & Boys common rooms. Cafeterias like Dominos, CCD, Motimahal, Kevanters inside the campus. Landscaped lawns •
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FACULTY HOUSING •
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These houses showcase exposed brick architecture in the exterior. Compiles together 3 bedrooms duplex with double height dining hall,2 bedroom duplex and single bedroom flat. Apartments get 50% to 100% of their areas as garden or terrace garden.
PLANNING •
FACULTY HOUSING BLOCK
FLOOR PLAN
SECTION
GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR
SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR
FOURTH FLOOR
SERVICES 1. .
ONE LIFT AND STAIRCASE EACH FOR EVERY HOUSING BLOCK,
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Centralised airconditioner all over the campus. Separate parking lot for institutiona l housing.
GAS PIPELINES CONNECTING TO EVERY BLOCK. 5. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ON EVERY FLOOR.PROPER FIRE SAFETY MEASURES 4.
FACULTY HOUSING DESIGN ELEMENTS •
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The whole exterior façade of faculty housing blocks are done with exposed brick work. It is adding a visual interest as well as an appealing texture to the wall. The green lawn along with the brick texture is visually appealing. The balconies were opening directly towards the greenscape is providing a flexible transition between indoor and outdoor, public and private
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Oblique approach towards the entrance enhancing the perspective of the entrance and front facade. Sunshades were present to avoid the direct sunlight to enter inside the room Brick jali were used.
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Recessed entrance.
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Personal balcony were given to individual flats. hese exposed brick buildings compile together the experiments of typologies of 3 bedrooms duplex with double height loggia, 2 bedrooms duplex and single bedroom flats. Apartments get 50% to 100% of their areas as garden or terrace
HOUSINGS STUDENT HOUSING •
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The University Hall of Residence for students consists of several blocks of building designed by a French architect. There are corridors, open spaces and common rooms within each block. There are separate blocks for male and female students. The accommodation for students in these blocks follows international norms and the rooms are well furnished as per the requirements.
STUDENT HOSTEL •
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The blocks of student hostel both boys and girl were precast designed structures.
Exposed concrete façade. Optimum spaces were provided inside the room of students In boys hostel each room has accommodation of 3 student with one shower and one toilet
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Generally they have bunk beds below which their study table and wardrobe was attached Long spacious corridors. Green lawns outside each building Microclimate around the structure was good.
COMMON ROOMS •
The student’s common rooms are
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There are indoor sports facilities such as Snooker table, Pool table, Table Tennis and many other board games.
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The common rooms are equipped with large state-ofthe-art projection screens for playing movies, television shows, presentations, music, etc.
SPORTS FACILITIES •
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BADMINTON COURTS-Two indoor badminton courts supported. TABLE TENNIS BASKETBALL COURTS -Two attractive synthetic basketball courts CRICKET GROUND AND PRACTICE PITCHES TENNIS COURTS FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL COURTS (Location: Near Helipad and Boys Hostel). GYMNASIUM, YOGA & AEROBICS (Location: Behind Academic Block) RECREATION AND FITNESS CENTRE (Location: Men's Hostel, 2nd Floor) -A unique and dynamic recreation and fitness centre at SH-1 block comprising of American Pool Table, German T.T. Table and modern fitness machines.
FOOD FACILITIES •
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The mess was inside the main academic building. Besides that Juice Tuck Shop and Nestle Tuck Shop was there Food Village
The Food Village is situated near the SH-3 block of University Halls of Residence. F&B such as Amul Ice cream Parlour, Bru Café, Gulab restaurant.
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The housing were well designed both exteriorly and interiorly. Exposed brick and concrete work were giving a rough as well as visually appealing texture to the structures.
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Sunshades were provided to avoid direct sunlight.
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Pargolas were used as a design element.
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Visual connectivity was there between the structures.
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Student housing was not very spacious only optimum space was provided
Housing were mainly seemed to be for HIG.
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