XX building – second

The XX is made up of two buildings with a foyer between. These buildings are ground plus single storey with a non-
accessible roof over it. These buildings have a series of studio rooms around the perimeter. The studio rooms around
the Foyer are of double-height. All building structures will be cast from reinforced concrete. These buildings have
basements. The reinforced concrete slab over the basements supports the ground floor.

The XX building and YY buildings are connected by a covered link bridge at the L1 level. The proposed link bridge will
be in RC with an RC corbel projecting out at the L1 slab level on both buildings.

It is assumed that the studio rooms are not separated/isolated for the acoustic purpose.

An additional 2kPa load will be considered to the L1 and Roof level to support the hanging equipment such as AV,
Sculptures, chandeliers, etc.

The structure for the XX building typically consists of RC flat floors supported by RC columns on a 9.4 x 9.4m grid,
with ductile RC cores to provide the lateral stability. The stair and lift enclosures which are starting from the basement
are designed as RC cores. The cores need to be aligned along with the height for a continuous lateral load path. The
exposed/visible columns are circular whereas the columns within the walls are of square type (the square column size
shall be accommodated in 750 mm dia basement circular columns)

A structural steel framed skylight is proposed to go above the Foyer. This will be designed to span between the
columns on either side. The steel columns will cantilever from the roof. The lateral stability to this will be provided by
the in-plan bracings.

A series of columns are planted on the building periphery at the ground floor with a tie beam at L1 and Roof level to
support the peripheral façade intent (pre-cast planks)
XX building – First

The XX is made up of two buildings with a foyer between. These buildings are ground plus single storey with a non-
accessible roof over it. These buildings have a series of studio rooms around the perimeter. A double-height
Auditorium is proposed on the ground floor with a hanging steel truss above the L1 level. All building structures will
be cast from reinforced concrete. These buildings have basements. The reinforced concrete slab over the basements
supports the ground floor.

The XX building and YY buildings are connected by a covered link bridge at the L1 level. The proposed link bridge will
be in RC with an RC corbel projecting out at the L1 slab level on both buildings.

It is assumed that the studio rooms are not separated/isolated for the acoustic purpose.

An additional 2kPa load will be considered to the L1 and Roof level to support the hanging equipment such as AV,
Sculptures, chandeliers, etc.

The structure for the XX building typically consists of RC flat floors supported by RC columns on a 9.4 x 9.4m grid,
with ductile RC cores to provide the lateral stability. The stair and lift enclosures which are starting from the basement
are designed as RC cores. The cores need to be aligned along with the height for a continuous lateral load path and
also the core on GL P 4.12 should be taken to the foundation level. The exposed/visible columns are circular whereas
the columns within the walls are of square type (the square column size shall be accommodated in 750 mm dia
basement circular columns)

A structural steel framed skylight is proposed to go above the Foyer. This will be designed to span between the
columns on either side. The steel columns will cantilever from the roof. The lateral stability to this will be provided by
the in-plan bracings.

A series of columns are planted on the building periphery (Eastside and Westside) at the ground floor with a tie beam
at L1 and Roof level to support the peripheral façade intent (pre-cast planks)
XX building

The XX is made up of two buildings with a foyer between. These buildings are ground plus single storey with a non-
accessible roof over it. These buildings have a series of studio rooms along the perimeter. A double-height
Auditorium is proposed on the ground floor with a hanging steel truss above the L1 level. All building structures will
be cast in reinforced concrete. These buildings have basements. The reinforced concrete slab over the basements
supports the ground floor.

The XX building and YY buildings are connected by a covered link bridge at the L1 level. The proposed link bridge will
be in RC with an RC corbel projecting out at the L1 slab level on both buildings.  

It is assumed that the internal studio rooms and auditorium space is not separated/isolated for the acoustic purpose.

An additional 2kPa load will be considered to the L1 and Roof level to support the hanging equipment such as AV,
Sculptures, chandeliers, etc.    

The structure for the XX building typically consists of RC flat slab supported by RC columns on a 9.4 x 9.4m grid, with
ductile RC cores to provide the lateral stability. The stair and lift enclosure which are starting from the basement are
designed as RC cores. The exposed/visible columns are circular whereas the columns within the walls are of square
type (the square column size shall be accommodated in 750 mm dia basement circular columns).

In the Auditorium, precast planks are proposed for the seating arrangement over a steel framing. The external walls of
the Auditorium are gravity RC walls supporting the adjacent slabs and the roof above. These RC walls are transferred
from the ground floor with a transfer structure consist of series of beam at the ground floor. 

A structural steel framed skylight is proposed above the Foyer. This will be designed to span between the
columns/edge beams on either side. The steel columns will cantilever from the roof. The lateral stability to this will be
provided by the in-plan bracings.

A series of columns are planted on the building periphery at the ground floor with a tie beam at L1 and Roof level to
support the peripheral façade intent (pre-cast planks)
Blue building 3

The XX is made up of two buildings with a foyer between. These buildings are ground plus single storey with a non-
accessible roof over it. These buildings have a series of studio rooms along the perimeter. The studio rooms are of
double height with a slab beam framing at the Roof level. All building structures will be cast in reinforced concrete.
These buildings have basements. The reinforced concrete slab over the basements supports the ground floor.

The XX building and YY buildings are connected by a covered link bridge at the L1 level. The proposed link bridge will
be in RC with an RC corbel projecting out at the L1 slab level on both buildings.  

It is assumed that the internal studio rooms and dance studio spaces are not separated/isolated for acoustic
purposes. The TV Studio room in building XX is considered as box in box out structure for the better acoustic
treatment.

An additional 2kPa load will be considered to the L1 and Roof level to support the hanging equipment such as AV,
Sculptures, chandeliers, etc.    

The structure for the XX building typically consists of RC flat slab supported by RC columns on a 9.4 x 9.4m grid, with
ductile RC core to provide the lateral stability. The stair and lift enclosure which are starting from the basement is
designed as RC cores. There is only one RC core is available and there is a considerable amount of diaphragm
discontinuity at level 1. The exposed/visible columns are circular whereas the columns within the walls are of square
type (the square column size shall be accommodated in 750 mm dia basement circular columns).

A series of columns are transferred on the East and West side of the building from the ground floor with a tie beam at
L1 and Roof level to support the peripheral façade intent (pre-cast planks)
Green building 5

The XX is made up of two buildings with a foyer between. These buildings are ground plus single storey with a roof
over it. These buildings have a series of studio rooms along the perimeter. A double-height large Studios, Restaurant
and Temporary exhibition spaces are proposed on the ground floor with a slab beam framing at the Roof level. All
building structures will be cast in reinforced concrete. These buildings have basements. The reinforced concrete slab
over the basements supports the ground floor.

The XX building and YY buildings are connected by a covered link bridge at the L1 level. The proposed link bridge will
be in RC with an RC corbel projecting out at the L1 slab level on both buildings.  

It is assumed that the internal studio rooms and amphitheatre spaces are not separated/isolated for acoustic purpose.

An additional 2kPa load will be considered to the L1 and Roof level to support the hanging equipment such as AV,
Sculptures, chandeliers, etc.    

The structure for the XX building typically consists of RC flat slab supported by RC columns on a 9.4 x 9.4m grid, with
ductile RC cores to provide the lateral stability. The stair and lift enclosure which are starting from the basement is
designed as RC cores. There is only one RC core is available and there is a considerable amount of diaphragm
discontinuity at level 1. The exposed/visible columns are circular whereas the columns within the walls are of square
type (the square column size shall be accommodated in 750 mm dia basement circular columns).

A series of columns are transferred on the building periphery at the ground floor with a tie beam at L1 and Roof level
to support the peripheral façade intent (pre-cast planks).
Building 1 24 Sep. 20

The building within D1 which houses an auditorium and large studios is made up of two wings connected by a central
foyer. The building consists of ground plus single storey with a roof over it. The Auditorium is a double-height with a
hanging steel truss above the L1 level. All building structures will be cast in reinforced concrete. These buildings have
basements. Movement joints separate these buildings. The reinforced concrete slab over the basements supports the
ground floor. The concrete columns and walls are supported on pad foundations cast on to the sandstone.

The XX building and YY buildings are connected by a covered link bridge at the L1 level. The proposed link bridge will
be in steel framing with an RC corbel projecting out at the L1 slab level on both buildings.

It is assumed that the internal studio rooms and auditorium space are not separated/isolated for the acoustic
purpose.

The structure for the XX building typically consists of RC flat slab supported by RC columns on a 9.4 x 9.4m grid, with
ductile RC cores to provide the lateral stability. The stair and lift enclosure which are starting from the basement is
designed as RC cores, these cores should be aligned along with the height for a continuous lateral load path. The
exposed/visible columns are circular whereas the columns within the walls are of square type (the square column size
shall be accommodated in 750 mm dia. basement circular columns).

A series of columns are transferred on the East and West side of the building from the ground floor with a tie beam at
L1 and Roof level to support the peripheral façade intent (pre-cast planks)

In the Auditorium, pre-cast planks are proposed for the seating arrangement or a steel framing with a timber. The
external walls of the Auditorium are gravity RC walls supporting the adjacent slabs and the roof above. These RC walls
are transferred from the ground floor with a transfer structure consist of a series of RC beams on the ground floor.

An additional 2kPa load will be considered to the L1 and Roof level to support the hanging equipment such as AV, etc

A structural steel framed skylight is proposed above the Foyer. This will be designed to span between the
columns/edge beams on either side. The steel columns will cantilever from the roof. The lateral stability of this will be
provided by the in-plan bracings.
Building 2 24 Sep. 20

The building within D3 which houses large studios is made up of two wings connected by a central foyer. The building
consists of ground plus single storey with a roof over it. The large studio rooms are of double height with a slab beam
framing at the roof level. All building structures will be cast in reinforced concrete. These buildings have basements.
Movement joints separate these buildings. The reinforced concrete slab over the basements supports the ground
floor. The concrete columns and walls are supported on pad foundations cast on to the sandstone.

The XX building and YY buildings are connected by a covered link bridge at the L1 level. The proposed link bridge will
be in steel framing with an RC corbel projecting out at the L1 slab level on both buildings.

The structure for the XX building typically consists of RC flat slab supported by RC columns on a 9.4 x 9.4m grid, with
ductile RC cores to provide the lateral stability. The stair and lift enclosure which are starting from the basement is
designed as RC cores, these cores should be aligned along with the height for a continuous lateral load path. The
exposed/visible columns are circular whereas the columns within the walls are of square type (the square column size
shall be accommodated in 750 mm dia. basement circular columns).

A series of columns are transferred on the East and West side of the building from the ground floor with a tie beam at
L1 and Roof level to support the peripheral façade intent (pre-cast planks)

In the Auditorium, pre-cast planks are proposed for the seating arrangement or a steel framing with a timber. The
external walls of the Auditorium are gravity RC walls supporting the adjacent slabs and the roof above. These RC walls
are transferred from the ground floor with a transfer structure consist of a series of RC beams on the ground floor.

It is assumed that the internal studio rooms and auditorium space are not separated/isolated for the acoustic
purpose.

An additional 2kPa load will be considered to the L1 and Roof level to support the hanging equipment such as AV, etc

A structural steel framed skylight is proposed above the Foyer. This will be designed to span between the
columns/edge beams on either side. The steel columns will cantilever from the roof. The lateral stability of this will be
provided by the in-plan bracings.
Building 5 24 Sep. 20

The building within D3 which houses large studios is made up of two wings connected by a central foyer. The building
consists of ground plus single storey with a roof over it. The large studio rooms, temporary exhibition and restaurants
are of double height with a slab beam framing at the roof level. All building structures will be cast in reinforced
concrete. These buildings have basements. Movement joints separate these buildings. The reinforced concrete slab
over the basements supports the ground floor. The concrete columns and walls are supported on pad foundations
cast on to the sandstone.

The XX building and YY buildings are connected by a covered link bridge at the L1 level. The proposed link bridge will
be in steel framing with an RC corbel projecting out at the L1 slab level on both buildings.

The structure for the XX building typically consists of RC flat slab supported by RC columns on a 9.4 x 9.4m grid, with
ductile RC cores to provide the lateral stability. The stair and lift enclosure which are starting from the basement is
designed as RC cores, these cores should be aligned along with the height for a continuous lateral load path. The
exposed/visible columns are circular whereas the columns within the walls are of square type (the square column size
shall be accommodated in 750 mm dia. basement circular columns).

A series of columns are transferred on all sides of the building from the ground floor with a tie beam at L1 and Roof
level to support the peripheral façade intent (pre-cast planks)

It is assumed that the internal studio rooms and amphitheatres are not separated/isolated for the acoustic purpose.

An additional 2kPa load will be considered to the L1 and Roof level to support the hanging equipment such as AV, etc

A structural steel framing is proposed on the North side at the roof level to support the cantilever slab projection.