Synopsis Hamad 2014

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SYNOPSIS 2014-15

Submitted by:

HAMAD ARIB

B.ARCH 5TH YEAR

1008881013


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TOPIC:-

AEROSPACEMUSEUM (DELHI NEAR IGI AIRPORT)

MUSEUM FOR atmosphere of earth (aeronautics), surrounding space, aircrafts and

spacecraft is conceived to be an informal place centre for glorious and traditional

information and creation of public awareness on glorious tradition and culture of INDIANAIRFORCE. The museum proposes to undertake the task of communication and creating

public awareness

Through the potential medium of exhibits and EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

It provides an understanding of the diversity air-spaces, the factorsResponsible for their wellbeing, man's dependence upon aeronautical engineering and the

necessity to maintain our AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING and SPACE TOURISM free

from damage and

Destruction to ensure sustainable development.

REASON FOR THE SELECTION OF THE TOPIC:

It is the only museum in INDIA of international standards situated near IGI AIRPORT

which will create an opportunity to introduce a new landmark in the society.

Museum depicts the evolution of human race in the field of aerospace/aeronauticalengineering.

A large number of population is still not aware about the richness of Indian aeronautical

engineering and their glorious history.


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SITE

Near IGI DOMESTIC AIRPORT on the connecting road to DWARKA.

The plot is located on the main road to the domestic Airport terminal and

further to Dwarka. The new road to Dwarka divides the site into two with the

larger portion towards the north-east. The predominantly gentle slope of this

part culminates in a sharply rising rocky area at the extreme north-east corner.

The plot is located on the main road to the domestic Airport terminal and further

to Dwarka. The new road to Dwarka divides the site into two with the larger

portion towards the north-east. The predominantly gentle slope of this part

culminates in a sharply rising rocky area at the extreme north-east corner.

We propose to locate bus and car parking and all other visitors facilities like

ticket counter, ATM, drivers restaurant, cloak rooms, on the smaller plot on the

south-west side of the new Dwarka road.

Architectural design concept:

By locating all the ancillary functions on the smaller plot on the south-west side,

the larger site towards the south of the Dwarka road is free for a complete

experiential museum of flight.

The visitor almost takes off from one side of the road using the escalator and the

travelator in the arched tube across the road, smoothly converts their motion into

a flight path leading to the museum.

The main museum building is conceived of as a 3-dimensional confluence of

people and aircrafts. Visitors arrive from one side using the travelators and

aircrafts from the other along the air strip which takes full advantage of the

natural slope of the land in that direction.

With an inversion of the normal experience, the visitors almost fly around the

stationary aircrafts with almost no reference to a stable ground level. This


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inversion is extended to create an ambiguity between inside and outside with

the interior of the tube containing the travelatorsopening out into

monumental ellipsoid cavities on the east and west facades with real aircrafts

exploding out of them. Moreover at the lower level the landscape of the airstrip

extends inside the building enabling the creation of diverse natural settings for

the internal exhibits.

The image of the project is thus evocative of a giant bird cage containing frozen

yet fluid 3- dimensional motion trajectories of the aircrafts and people interacting

with each other.

PROPOSED SITE OF MUSEUM :

GOOGLE IMAGES OF THE SITE:


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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:

To store/preserve the glorious tradition of INDIAN AIRFORCE.

To create awareness in general public about INDIAs rich aerospace

heritage.

To give a scope to tourism by reflecting the heritage of Indian aerospace.

To provide Indias infrastructure a new iconic building/landmark as per

international standards.

Rich AEROSPACE heritage of INDIA will be restored.

SCOPE:

The project has the scope of playing with the views and vistas of the

beautiful natural skyline as well manipulating and driving the visitors

psyche towards the conservation of spacecraft / aircraft and its historical

importance. Since the site is located in a typical tropical climate, it provides

for large scope of intervention in terms of use of MATERIAL, DESIGN

PHILOSOPHY, PLANNING AND EXECUTION.

LIMITATIONS :

As being near the to the IGI airport restriction of building height.

As a developing nation India has to advance it infrastructure which is the

biggest task to fulfil as an architect

As being the first aerospace museum, culture of INDIAN AIRFORCE

AND PATRIOTISM for the country should not go out of context.

Footfall near site and on site.


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SPACE REQUIREMENTS:

Exhibition Areas, Administration, Dormitories, Educational Spaces,

Laboratories, Auditorium, Conference Rooms, 3D visuals space, aircraftmaintenance workshop.

CASE STUDIES:

Aerospace museum palam, New Delhi

Museum for aviation and aerospace History, Bangalore.

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Synopsis Hamad 2014