SYNOPSIS Green Industrial Cluster, PNT Tell lem e Pig | acta: Bett 22/40Pe a ee eC ee ad iy CO PRu Coat rer R eat is Cee Cee ea eee eee ogo eT kd Aurangabad belt as an automobile and engineering hub. Ett LOCATION @ GEOGRAPHICAL AREA: ee et eer ant oe Wen eng ec cee Seen io en ea ren eR a ee ne eee eee ed oe Dae ee eT eee ea haan ae kone ee RCE Eee eer ee eye emer headquarters of the Aurangabad Division or Marathwada region, Aurangabadis titled “The City of Gates” and the strong presence of these’can be felt as one drives CAL Ante et eee oe mC ng eee By populationitisthe sth largest city in Maharashtra, Se Re Cr ee TOPOGRAPHY : Pe ee er ee ee en ere eo Ree North latitude forms the part of the vast Deccan plateau all of India andiis divisional EO eet Co anu een het see) mainly in Godavari Basin and ifs some part towards North West of Tapi River Basin. bees Ceo a Cee ur ea Aer ee et ee Deets BU ee acc cee Led Ae Ce gr Se eet md East: Jalna distriet, West: Nasik & Ahmednagar, North: Jalgaon CIC e Re rs Bae an or direCea oer announced the establishing the Dedicated Freight Corridor between Delhi and Mumbai. Cee eer eed Pee eer Pee a ee Haryana, Rajasthan, Gujarat Pee eee The vision for DMIC is to See ee een Re ee eet environment and state-of-the- re eC eh eee ens eee eer ay eee ee ens Dees ae ea Corridoris to be conceived as & Model Industrial Corridor of international standards with emphasis on expanding the manufacturing and services eee are eed Cpe Set se eae ne) eee ae Cees ec Chis) Pena ety Ce net implementation that would project and lead to economic pene [ete ee ae par tr for DMIC are: BOs e eta Pee ee ord aS ee eet ered Beton eet Ce ny eee eee TT BCC eo Re rT) TT BU Cal > md - Pe ae em ererC ry Peete rerun Ture y preery Ce ee Od rei eee ey cUARAT Ce ened! rene Cer ee CET MAHARASHTRA,SUSTAINABILITY Sustainable design The Industrial sector is one of the most prominent sectors which drives the Indian economy. Its overall growth in 2008-07 has been reported to be 9.5%. An industrial building is any structure that is used fo store raw materials or furnished goods from a manufacturing process or house the process itself. The industries have pursued their manufacturing operations without giving much attention to environmental issue. This has resulted in impact on resources, besides creating impacts on human health and wellbeing, This indicates towards a rampant need for the development and adoption of green building rating systems in manufacturing sector. According to IPCC, the breakup of global warming emissions by economic sector, 19.4 % the Industrial sector. The construction industry in India is one ef the ities and is growing at an avereige rate of #.5% as compared to the emissions are released largest economic acti global average of s~. Ata global level, governments pioneered the efforts to stabilize climate change and reduce the concentration of Green House Gases (GHG) in the atmosphere and prevent further climate damage by signing landmark Kyoto Protocol. The Kyoto Protocol is an international and legally J agreement under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which entered into force on 16 February 2005. It has 175 countries as signatories till date, with ss countries and EEC agreeing to reduce GHG emission below the specified limits, The provisions include flexible mechanisms to meet emission targets Development Mechanism (CDM) and Joint Implementation (JI) Translating the Kyoto Protocol provisions for stabi ate change withi building and construction industry are various initiatives. Some of the leading initiatives worldwide include UNEP’s Sustainable Building and Construction I Council on Sustainable Development's Zero-energy Buildings Project, Cli Initiative (CCl) and the initiatives by the respective national Green Building Councils (GBC) as 9 Council (World GBC), The green building councils have taken it upon themselves to jointly work towards introducing sustainability in the global building and construction sector. IGBC green factory helped both the factoriesto venture such rating systems should also be formulated by other CASBEE, BREEHAM etc. g, nef-zero energy Zero net energy consumption, meaning the total amount of energy used by the building on an annual basis is roughly equal to the amount of renewable energy created on the site. These buildings consequently do not increase the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. They do at times consume non-renewable energy and produce greenhouse gases, but at other times reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas production elsewhere by the same amount.aT Ce Oe ect ee a fa Corus aio or a eee ee a eC ocoroty kts Aurangabad belt a5 an automobile and engineering hub. eee ee] Rofo -Wile Ee Melsele tas oa Aurangabad in the Aurangabad district of Maharashtra; India, Aurangabad is named after the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. The city is a tourism hub. surrounded by. ee Ree Renn Eek ee Reet ete iia UNESCO-World Heritage Sites; as well as Bibi Ka Maqbara. The administrative eee eae eee ee CL ee CL PO aac meee bee eee a ee eee ch Crh ea cca cer ee en Coen eerie Cee De eee i ea ee Oe ee Ce ae ns aielsteterd Vash Pee eee erent ee eae eae oe ee Ee eee tiny Ree ee cee Sete ae en head of MarathWada region.of Maharashtra State. Aurangabad mainly in Godavari Basin and ifssome part towards North West of Tapi River Basin. This Distriet’s general down level is towards South and East and Nérth ‘West part comes in Porna= Godavari ee ria See ie eer erie a eC ees rl ee eee error et ee East: Jalna distriét, West: Nasik & Ahmednagar, North: Jalgaon District Seo ens Ce aes ee an eerCLIMATE CLASSIFICATION: Aurangabad features a semiarid climate. Annual mean temperatures in Aurangabad range from 17 to 2: °C, with the most comfortable time to visit in the winter - October to February. The highest maximum temperature ever recorded was 46°C (114 °F) on 25 May 1905. The lowest recorded tomperature was 2 °C (36 °F) en2 February 1911. In the cold season, the district is sometimes affected by cold waves in association with the eastward passage of western disturbances across north India, when the minimum temperature may drop down to about 2°C to 4 °C (35.6 °F to 39.2 °F). Most of the rainfall occurs in the monsoon season from June to September. Thunderstorms occur between November to April. Average annual rainfall is 710 mm. The city is often cloudy during the monsoon season and the cloud cover may remain together days. The daily maximum temperature in the city often drops to around 22°C due te the cloud cover and heavy rains. FOREST; In Aurangabad district total Forest Area is 195.75 Sq.Km. As compare to Maharashtra the forest area of Aurangabad is 9.03% ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP: Aurangabad district has Tehsils viz. Aurangabad, Sillod, V. -Fulambri, Gangapur. Kannad, Khultabad. At the District level, Collector is the Administrative Chief and at Tehsil level, Tehsildars are looking after the administration as per Collector’s structions. For Rural development, Chief Executive officer of Zilla Parishad and at block level, Block Development Officers are in charge of the administration. Municipal Corporation for Aurangabad & Municipals Councils for other Tehsils are responsible for urban development of all the Tehsils. There are » Panchayat Samities and ¢ Nagar Parishads. jjapur, Paithan, Soigaon RAILWAYS: n: Mumbai, Hyderabad & Delhi e - Kms. 102 ROADS: Road: Motorable journeys to Pune, Nashik, Mumbai, Nagpur, Hyderabad, Indore, Ahmedabad, Surat, Baroda, Kolhapur Part of Maharashtra State Golden-Quadrangle: Mumbai National Highway - Kms. 134.20 State Highway - Kms. 1223.10 Main District Highway - Kms. 1241.00 Other District & Rural Roads- Kms. 2048.00 Rural Road/Agriculture Marketing Board Roads - Kms. 3547.00 KachachaRoad- Kms. 2792.00 une-Nashik-Aurangabad AIR CONNECTION: All day flights to Mumbai & Delhi, Pune, Nagpur and an International airport. Farthest industrial area is 40 min away from Airport by road. World class 5 star hotels at a distance of 10 min from Airport. BANKING COMMERCIA\ Rural Bank Products Nos. - 31 Co-operative bank products Nos. - 25 PLDB Branches Nos. - 09BO ee eet Ce eo ont Re sustained, futuristic investment destinations in the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor. The total land available for development in the Investment region is around 251 square kilometers. The area is intended to bé.a port; trade (Dighi Port) and industrial hub ee kr ee ee aa ee eee tay global trade. commerce and industry. The Dighi Porf Industrial Arec'is projected ta ee tener rt sated eee enn Es ct: Pe Cerne berry eter Rt te hen neg eae ek td Wei BT es een ne aes in the Aurangabad facility, plans to invest ssé million more for the extension fo be built in'due course of time. DO ee] fo eee Deas Dee Pee Peas] construction of two Ctl fe ete) eee eng OT ee eed ened Rena eed ets eee ees Sere Ie cis Sea ie Bema in)VALIDITY Industry is a field in architects wish to get involved, creating a building that is not restricted simply to a manufacturing unit, but as an exercise in pure energy engineering, evenif it is applied to such a large building, but which at the same time is architecturally harmonious and functional, perfectly in line with the principles that gover the continuous development of growth, respecting the local area and the people who, every day, contribute to renewing the legend of the Indian working class Mr. Stackmann, the Board Member for Sales and Marketing at SKODA Auto associate and Chairman ef SKODA Auto India, said, “India, as a very important future market, was entered by SKODA ten years ago in a great spirit of entrepreneurship. Over the past decade, SKODA has reinvented itself as a strong, sensitive and, more importantly, a clever player in the automobile sector. Our factory at Aurangabad is our strength and will play an even more important role in the future, as our plans for expansion in the Indian market are ambitious.” Green concepts and techniques in the industry can help address national issues energy efficiency, conservation of natural resources, handling of consumer wast water efficiency and reduction in fossil fuel use in commuting. Most importantly, the: concepts can enhance occupant health, happiness and wellbeing, Green factory building can have tremendous benefits, both tangible and intangible. The mosttangible benefits are the: +reduction in water and ergy consumption right from day of occupancy. Intangible benefits of green factory include: *enhanced indoor air quality, +good day lighting, shealth, +well-being and +safety of the workmen. The energy savings could range from 30 — 40 % and water savings around 20 — 30%.OBJECTIVES St OCLC ae a eel ed Be ee Se eee ee ed eee One at Ce eee en eee eet ete ne *To'ensure that the building praétices are sustainable and building materials are Bee ace eee eae i ee sdm Core Ci eee Be ee ee tenet mer ttl ee eee eh eas em eee een Onc at eens eyde,as.a healthy space which provides eee eee ol ae conditions and generates tourist influx:as Pee er tsa saat) eee anes corner of the city and presents a smoky Ceci aati eae ee Oa eet ee Cece i Pee Tg ee ee mit ec eu emcee ek ene re plant location is decided upon, the management's next important task is to r Se eee ee ee eee ee ee hese ie it ee ee Whether a.building has to be constructed, or improved, or expanded, certain factors, eee a ae ea a ne ee eae ae teed eee Se eee ent ares aThe types of materials for construction: and Bee eure Eee Cee!METHODOLOGY & SCOPE IGBC Green Factory Building rating addresses green features under the following categories: *Site Selection and Planning *Water Conservation +Energy Conservation «Material Conservation indoor Environment Quality and +Occupational Health «Innovation & Design Process Hence, we must work on these points as the approach for resulting in a concept. For every industrial bui 1g must be studied in det: ing. the follo Storage of Raw Materials: how they are brought in, unloaded, and stored. Production Process: as industrial building designers we must study the production process in great detail Circulation Efficiency: if 20 people are made to walk an extra 1 minute to the toilet, that is a loss of over 15,000 man-hours per year Therefore an industrial are take great pains to ensure the efficiency of an industrial building design. path of movement of materials should also be optimized. Finished Goods Storage: a well-designed finished goods warehouse with proper storage heights and access ways is essential to the functioning of a manufacturing plant Packing and Loading: are also vital areas that should be designed carefully. The industrial architect should plana layout with the correct movement corridors and turning spaces, especially if forklifts are used. Utilities: are the backbone of your plant. De you need captive power, backup power, and emergency power? How about compressed air, vacuum, or gas supply systems? Firefighting systems are a key requirement for safety. We must work with the best building services engineers in the industry to specify high-qualiity, low-maintenance equipment and also to design buildings that house these securely and allow easy maintenance.eR a Oa eee a ie eee or ee eel) lighting. These days, the science of sustainable design has grown by leaps and bounds and we have kept pace: Energy balance: Fundamental to everything is scientific Understanding ofthe énergy balance of the building. If a building is considered to'beGn isolated system, ee te eae Cen eee ae Bees eater a eet th eae Oe ete ed So ae ea eee et enn Lene ee een eet ee ee ee ae een ae ec eee eee ener ral Thermodynamics: A Strong understanding of thermodynami required, Thermodynamicsis the study of how heat flows. This is central to ee et eee te an With a detailed analysis using thermodynamics, one can design a buildingénvelope, ee ne aero Poe o nt ee eae etd eee eee cee nant coe Building made of ultra-local low-energy materials. lintend to refer to library study and case studies fer building techniques and construction details. From the design point of view, there exists a number of case studies (India and abroad) which are functioning az beacons ef sustainable growth and have been awarded Green Certification by LEED and IGBC.ADVANCED OBJECTIVES The Auto industry demands the following objectives to be catered to: 1. Availability of centralized facility in MIDC for big social gatherings with a short notice at affordable price. 2, A good facility center for continuous enhancement of employee skill for adopting and competing global trends. 3. Economical, time saving and effective business communication-national/ intern ace from one single center. 4. Important chamber, association / directors, high power govt. authorities meetings lace £ Wel equipped provisional office space available for technology service providers with training facility close to it. The design brief wouldbe as follows: Communication- 20.000 sqm *Auditorium *Seminar Hall Exhi *Board Room +Office Space tion Hall Logistics- 50,000 sqm *State of the art Tool Room. Supported by High end Design Center Software inclusive of CAD /CAE / CAM and Factory CAD software. “Training Facilities Centre OF Excellence Building - 10000 sqm *Press shop “Body shop +Paint shop *AssemblyCASE STUDIES Renault Distribution Centre, UK McLaren Technology By Norman Foster Centre, UK By Norman Foster Case Studies in India: *Tata Motors, Pimpri IGBC Green Rating- Gold (2010) +Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles Pvt Ltd,, Bangalore IGBC Green Rating- Platinum (2012) GREEN FACTORY vs. SHED A modern factory building is much more than a mere work-shed. It is required to provide protection for men, machines, materials, products or even the company’s secrets. It has to serve as a part of the production facilities and as a factor to conomy and efficiency in plant operations. It should be such, as would offer a pleasant and comfortable working environment and project the management's image and prestige. Besides, it involves considerable investment of capital.