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Housing : Case Study on Asian Games Villa

BHRIGU C. KALIA_IMRAN KHAN_NEERAJ SHARMA_PRATEEK GULATI_SAKSHI RAJPUT_TAHMEENA TARIQ


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Now, it has 853 flats of which 793 house top officials of PSUs, bureaucrats, public

servants and even Union Ministers.

Initially, the complex, had 700 housing units out of which 200 were individual housesand 500 were apartments which varied from two to four storey structures.

Density is 28 units per hectare.

Asian Games Village wasdesigned by Ar. RAJREWAL for the AsianGames, Delhi.

Asian Games were held in1982 in New Delhi.

Asian Games Village wasconstructed on a 35 acre sitenear Siri Fort Stadium inNew Delhi.Key Plan: Asiad Games Village

INTRODUCTION


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The Clusters that are formed by Joiningseveral building units is derived from

Vernacular traditions of Indian Cities ofJaisalmer, Old Delhi.

The concept is based on a sequence ofopen spaces, interlinked with narrowpedestrian streets shaded and kept alive

through a careful mix with recreationaland communal area.

The streets are consciously broken up intovisually comprehensible units, often withgateways, so there are pauses, point ofrest and changing vistas.

The central spline of the layout is reserved for pedestrian courts and streets of various clusters.About eight percent of the houses and apartments have access from pedestrian enclosures aswell as parking squares.

A peripheral road leads to cul-de-sac parking areas.

CONCEPT.CONCEPT


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DIAGRAM SHOWING DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMBINATION TO CREATE CLUSTERS WITH BASIC UNIT


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PLAN SHOWING PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT


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Cul-de-sac ParkingPeripheral Road for Vehicular Movement


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Architect uses different level of terraces to create volumetric look


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Typical Cluster forming Gateways in Both directions for shaded pedestrian walking andare also used as terrace gardens.

The gateways mark the territories.

Gateway

Gateway

Gateway


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APARTMENT UNITS

WIDE VARIETY OF UNIT-TYPES FROM INDIVIDUAL HOUSESTYPES (A, B, C) TO APARTMENTS TYPES (E, F, G) ANDVARIATIONS ON THE SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT OF THESE.

TYPOLOGIES


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INDIVIDUAL HOUSE 2

SECTION

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN


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TYPE B


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Type E .


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CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

Structure of beams and reinforcedconcrete pillars coated with pebbles of

sandstone.

MATERIALS USED

- surface coating pebbles of sandstone,finishing raw, natural color (stone) -frames metal color orange, green ,white- paving blocks of local stone

AREAApartment Unit: 104 m.sq.Individual Unit: 167 m.sq.

DDA built asiad village for 210to 280 rs a square foot and wasintented for a middle class

population.


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MERITS Inter-connectivity of clusters

Podium Location/ accessibility Segregation of public and private spaces Climate responsive site planning Green areas also acting as congregational spaces No negative space

Proper offset between clusters Concealed services Ample green area Privacy and security achieved through design

DEMERITS High maintenance cost Insufficient lighting Bad orientation of some blocks


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DIFFERENT TYPOLOGIES


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Major road at the peripheryconnecting all the blocks Cul-de-sac parking

Basic unit repeated to form clusters Back alleys for servant quarters


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FEATURES:RAJ REWAL IS INSPIRED BY THE VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE OF JODHPUR ANDJAISALMER WHICH VERY MUCH REFLECT IN HIS DESIGN CONCEPT OF ASIAD VILLAGE

Spacious terraces are the dominant feature

The creation of the traditional narrow street ,linking all the housing units, provides forintimate encounters between people and gives a sense of belonging to the neighborhoodsquare.

The human scale has been kept in mind while designing the spaces.

The narrow pedestrian street provides shade vernacular urban form.

The streets are consciously broken up into small units ,so there are pauses, resting points

and changing vistas.

The complex is based on an internal street pattern with interconnecting inner squares/chowks culminating in a central court that acts as a heart for the whole scheme.


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CLUSTER BLOCKING

COURTYARD PLANNING ROOF TERRACES


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Gateways are created to separate differentclusters which also acts as a shading device.

Different Levels of Terraces are there for everyunit an thus creates the massing


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Interview: Mr. Jogindar Singh He possesses a 3 BHK apartment, and is a resident of Asiad Village from 3 years.

I feel that the clusters are not inter-connected for vehicular movement and have zigzag paths.

There are no servants quarter and garages provided.

There are wide roads with ample of green spaces.There are backyards provided and the structure is very sound.


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REFERENCES- Raj Rewal, climatique Architecture, Electa Moniteur- Raj Rewal, Mimar, 1992- Franco Angeli, Urban History, no.108, 2005- Touring Club,Delhi

- Lucy Peck, Delhi - A Thousand Years of Building, Intach, 2005- Architecture (Sept. 1984). USA- Architecture and Urbanism, Tokyo.No. 148 January 1983


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A Seating Area overlooking the Grass area.The Substation is provided below this Seating Area


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