Thesis Synopsis

SUBMITTED BY

RISHY PRASADH J

RA1411201010009

COA ENROLLMENT NUMBER :49412

V YEAR "A" SECTION

SRM SCHOOL OF RCHITECTURE

1) SCIENCE CITY

Introduction:

A Science City shall be conceptually similar to a Science Centre. However, it will be larger in
dimension with a focus in frontier areas of Science and Technology and edutainment shall be
financially self sustainable.
It will be conceptualized in such a manner that it is attractive and useful to students, families, tourist
and general public.

It will use state-of-the-art communication tools and technology in its presentation.

Purpose of selecting the topic

I have selected the topic to prove myself competetant enough for this kind of projec twhich is of
national and international importance

It will be my privilege to take this project which must be of international well suited (National and
foreign) visitors at a time

Aim and Objective

-To create a space for scientific city that brings the state-of-the-art science, Technology ,
knowledge, research and entertainment facilities for future growth.

Objective

-To design, develop and fabricate science museum exhibits, demonstration equipment and
scientific teaching aids for science education and popularization of science

-To stand as an effective medium of mass-communication for the dissemination of scientific

literacy among all sections of the society with emphasis in taking science and technology to the
common man.

-To develop and maintain the campus of the Museum as a Technology Garden together with a
children’s “Science-amusement-Park”, making it a magnificient study-cum-recreation centreand
a great tourist attraction.

-To establish and function a planetarium and a roof-top observatory attached to the Museum
for giving visual education to the visitors in Astronomy,SpaceScience and other related subjects.

Need for the project

It would boost tourism and provide new opportunities for students.

Those who dosen’t have any idea about science would gain knowledge through the
development of science museums.

Key plan

The third Science City of the country will be developed by Haryana Government over an area of
44 acres in the campus of Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology .

Location plan

SITE
Site plan
2) Five Star Hotel

Introduction:

Five star hotels, the world over, are meeting-places for the rich and powerful-place which
reverberate with business and politics.

The hotel industry has its roots in the past in almost over country of the world .Hotel provides a
service to the customer whose requirements are clean, quiet and comfortable stays.

The emphasis lies on good food and good services. Hotels range in different sites depending on
the market requirement.The development in the hotel industry leads to a major breakthrough
in the tourism of the country.

The beautiful and erotic locations are new accessible for the entire tourists coming to the
country. Restaurants and coffee shops have always been the attraction of 5 star hotels. To cater
the growing trend of pre-dinner drinks and dances, bars and discotheques have also been
incorporated into the fabric of five star.

Aim and Objectives

To design a five star hotel with emphasis on contemporary styles and create spaces for people
of various categories (business, vacation and tourists) to spend more with pleasure and luxury
close to nature.

To evolve and innovative space, comprehensively the functional and spatial research between
the each function and spaces involved.

To establish approximate relationships between various parts of the hotel complex.

To provide visual refreshment

To provide the best hospitality, while promoting functional efficiency of spaces and circulation.

To evolve and innovative space, comprehensively the functional and spatial relationship
between each function and the spaces
Need for the study

Hotels today have become such a popular and profitable business, that now they are recognize
as an industry. The large and increasing flow of tourist coupled with rapidly changing social and
cultural life of Indian community at large has resulted in great demands for hotels.

Today India has about 59000 approved hotel rooms against the
120000 hotels. By the turn of the century, it laid emphasis on encouraging private sector
investment in developing tourism.

Hotel is a type of building which has a never ending prospect and future. It’s a “Soft machine of
Hospitality”.

Site:

This site has been selected for this project since this particular area is present right at the coast
of rameshwaram which currently has a great hype for pilgrimages and tourist attraction since
the gulf of Manner spreads vastly across this island. Besides this, the memorial of one of the
most renowned person of the world, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam has been set up en route
Rameshwaram. Henceforth, this site would best provide ease of access to all the tourists,
pilgrims and other citizens visiting this island of diversity
Location map

Site plan:
3) Mixed Use Building

Mixed-use development is a type of urban development that blends residential, commercial,

cultural, institutional, or entertainment uses, where those functions are physically and
functionally integrated, and that provides pedestrian connections. Mixed-use development can
take the form of a single building, a city block, or entire neighbourhoods. The term may also be
used more specifically to refer to a mixed-use real estate development project—a building,
complex of buildings, or district of a town or city that is developed for mixed-use by a private
developer, governmental agency, or a combination thereof.

The Benefits of Mixed Use Development

Benefits to the Public:

• Increased housing, employment, business and investment choice • Bringing together and
integrating different land uses and activities, making them readily accessible in one location

• The creation of interesting and vibrant streets through the diversification of activities

• More efficient use of public infrastructure

Benefits to the Environment:

• More efficient use of land and reduced car dependency

• Opportunity to incorporate new environmentally sensitive ‘green’ technologies

Purpose.:

To describe objectives for horizontal and vertical mixed use development projects. The General
Plan includes a “mixed use” land use category that allows and encourages varied land uses. In
addition, several other commercial, office and the residential office land use categories provide
for mixed use development.

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Development Objectives:

1. To create a mix of uses that relate to and complement each other through site design, for
example, through shared use of public spaces and landscape connections.

2. To create a mix of uses that respond to their context and complement each other in their
building design and street orientation.

3. To facilitate linkages among uses on and off site through use of pedestrian, bicycle and
circulation connections, shared access and parking.

4. To address General Plan direction to include residential uses on key larger sites, and
evaluate projects on smaller sites in accordance with the “mixed use” land use category
description.

5. To utilize the city’s residential design guidelines for residential mixed use projects.

Location plan:
KeyPlan

Site plan