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SYNOPSIS 1 :

Fish market housing


@GOA
Introduction and background
The topic which I have took for the thesis is fish market with housing
The main moto behind choosing this topic is fishermen as india (goa) doesn't
have a proper fish market and housing for fishermen and fish mongers for this
reason for the social concern and to help the fishing community I have chosen
this topic
• We were suppose to choose a topic based on our hobbies as one of my
hobby is workout and to stay fit myself in india there are so many
children's suffering from malnutrition and few among them are
unaware of that so I thought of designing a mal nutrition institute but
the topic was taken by my friend
• So I have decided myself designing my project which will help the social
in the meanwhile when I was watching the tv I heard fishermen and fish
mongers facing lot of problems in india so I was concerned to design
fish market and housing by noting down the main issue as the feasibility
and low cost
Research statement
• After gaining minimum knowledge about the issues through case study
and few researches(google)
• I have fixed my self design a fish market with housing
Aims and objects
• The main aim is to achieve a proper market with less odour
To provide housing which in the feasible distance and cost
Objectives
• To introduce landscape and some artificial objects to
reduce the odour
• Selecting a site with larger magnitude so as to accommodate fishing and
housing near by
• By providing wider roads with pathway
• To construct houses with low cost and durability
• Scope and limitations
• The scope of this project is the income of the fishermen and
fishmongers and the state
• The fisher men will find a organised community for
• living and the market acts as a node
• Limitations
• I would limit myself by designing housing to 40% of the fishermen in the
market and the market will be design for 250 to 300 fishmongers

Methodology
Design guide lines(housing)
Reduce plinth area by using thinner wall concept.
Use locally available material in an innovative form like soil cement
blocks in place of burnt brick.
Use energy efficiency materials which consumes less energy like concrete
block in place of burnt brick.
Use environmentally friendly materials which are substitute for conventional
building components like use R.C.C. Door and window frames in place of
wooden frames.
Preplan every component of a house and rationalize the design
procedure for reducing the size of the component in the building.
By planning each and every component of a house the wastage of materials
due to demolition of the unplanned component of the house can be avoided.
design guidelines Market
• Fish market should be design according to the orientation
so to controle the odour
• Path way should be maximum in its width(to controle traffic)
• Loading and unloading spaces should be provided with
parking
• Landscape should be introduced in the market to reduce the odour
SYNOPSIS 2:
LOW COST HOUSING
NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER@
KALABURAGI , KARNATAKA
Introduction:
Low Cost Housing is a new concept which deals with effective
budgeting and following of techniques which help in reducing
the cost construction through the use of locally available
materials along with improved skills and technology without
sacrificing the strength, performance and life of the
structure.There is huge misconception that low cost housing is
suitable for only sub standard works and they are constructed
by utilizing cheap building materials of low quality.The fact is
that Low cost housing is done by proper management of
resources.Economy is also achieved by postponing finishing
works or implementing them in phases.
Motivation:
My motivation to do this project is for people who can't
afford housing facilities.
And to explore the material knowledge as which
material will reduce the cost and which will be costly
Description:
.Low cost housing is to provide housing facilities for the people
who can't afford
.By doing this project it will avoid the slums to grow
.It will be a help to daily wage people if we provide
a separate society to them with a source of income
Aim:
My aim for these project is to provide low income group
housing by cutting down the construction cost of material by
using local available materials and indigenous building
materials
Objective:
To do low cost housing it is necessary to cut the construction
cost which can be done by using building materials , local skills
, energy saver environment and friendly options.
Scope and limitations
As low cost housing deals with materials used and techniques
used for construction
While doing a project of low cost housing it is necessary to
provide school and playgrounds for childrens . and source of
income place for labours.
.
METHODOLOGY:
My planning for low cost housing project is to provide a source
of income for the labours . As it is very important for the
labours to earn
Techniques used for construction includes filler slab which
reduces 25% of cost and the reuse of waste materials such as
fly ash , rice husk etc as building material after realising the
true potential of these waste material as building material the
cost can be minimised to a greater extent
CONCLUSION:
Low cost housing is considered housing constructed with low
budget . The definition should have been the housing with
minimum cost even if budget is available . Thus concept
should be valid for small or big , single or multistoreyed and
all type of construction.
SYNOPSIS 3 :
AGRICULTURE TRAINING-
INSTITUTE WITH RESEARCH
CENTER”@ GADAG , KARNATAKA
. INTRODUCTION:
• 70% PEOPLE IN OUR COUNTRY IS DEPENDENT ON
AGRICULTURE .
• AGRICULTURE IS THE MAIN SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD IN
INDIA
• THE MAIN REASON BEHIND THE FARMERS QUITING
AGRICULTURE IS NOT HAVING PROPER SCIENTIFIC
FARMING
• AND ALSO FARMERS ARE NOT PROVIDED WITH PROPER
KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MARKETIG TECHNIQUES
• AS THE FARMERS ARE SHOWING NO INTEREST IN USING
NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC ASCEPTS:
o SOIL CONSERVSTION
o WATER RETENTION AND CONSERVATION METHOD
o NEW METHODS OF INCREASING SOIL FERTILITY
• FARMERS NOT BEING AWARE ABOUT THE PRESENT
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES WHERE THE YIELD IS DIRECTLY
PICKED UP FROM THE FARM ,THEY ARE BEING
DEPENDENT ON AGENTS
• INFUSION OF FRONTIER SCIENCE, GOOD PRACTICES OF
TRADE, MARKET INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES HAVE
BECOME MORE IMPORTANT TO PROMOTE EFFICIENCY,
AWARENESS, EQUITY, AND COMPETITIVENESS IN
AGRICULTURE

• PROMOTING YOUNG FARMERS OR STUDENTS TOWARDS
AGRICULTURE
MOTIVATION:
• THE RECENT SURVEY HAS REVELATED THAT NEARLY 40%
OF THE FARMERS WOULD LIKE TO QUIT FARMING IF
THEY HAVE THE OPTION TO DO SO.
• THE AVERAGE FARM SIZE IS BECOMING SMALLER YEAR
AFTER YEAR AND THE COST-RISK-RETURN STRUCTURE
OF FARMING IS BECOMING ADVERSE ,WITH THE RESULT
THAT FARMERS ARE GETTING INCREASINGLY INDEBTED
, MARKETING INFRASTRUCTURE IS GENERALLY POOR.
• THE OUTPUT PRICES BEGAN TO FALL RELATIVE TO INPUT
PRICES LEADING TO LOWER PROFITABILITY AND SLOW
INCREASE IN INPUT USE.
• DEPLETED AND MISSING FARMS LEAVE LARGER AND
LARGER URBAN POPULATIONS AT THE MERCY OF
SUPPLY DISRUPTIONS
• THE ADVENT OF AN INCREASED FARMER INPUT IN THE
DISTRICT
• AIM OF THE PROJECT:
• THE MAIN AIM OF THE PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP A
SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE BY USING LOCAL
MATERIALS IN PLANNIG AND CONSTRUCTION ,GIVING
ATTRACTIVE MODREN FORMS OUT OF VERNACULAR
ARCHITECTURE(NEW VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE).
• DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE BY INTERFACING
EDUCATION , RESEARCH AND FARMERS TRAINING
CENTRE WITH EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE
INSTITUTIONAL AND INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES.
• TRAINING IS IMPARTED TO FARMERS FOR KNOWLEDGE
UPGRADATION TO INCREASE THE OVERALL CAPACITY.
• OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT:
• THE MAIN OBJECTIVE IS TO DEVELOP SUCH AN
ARCHITECTURE THAT A FARMER SHOULD FEEL THE
ATMOSPHERE AND THAT IS ACHIVED BY USING THE
SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE.
• FOCUS ON A PROGRAMME ORIENTED RESEARCH
INSTITUTE
• ENSURING A WELL-CONNECTED CAMPUS
• INCREASE THE GREEN EDIFICE OF THE CITY THAT HAS
FACED A TRANSFORMATION INTO A CONCRETE JUNGLE
• GIVING THE REGION A NEW SUSTAINABE ARCHITECTURE
• ALL-ROUND GROWTH BY FOLLOWING THE ICAR
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES
• TRANSFORMATION OF THE COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY
• DEVELOP A COMMUNITY LEVEL RECREATIONAL SPACE
• SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
• DEVELOPING A LARGE SCALE FARMERS TRAINING
CENTRE BY SHOWCASING THE FARMERS STYLE OF
ARCHITECTURE WITH THE HELP OF SUSTAINABLE
ARCHITECTURE
• BUILDING SUCH AN ARCHITECTURE CAN DIRECTLY
REACH THE FARMERS MIND SET
• MAKE A HIGH-END RESEARCH LABORATORY
• DEVELOP A WASTE RE-MEDIATION CENTRE
• CREATING A GREENHOUSE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
• DEVELOP A COMPRESSED URBAN FARMING LANDSCAPE
• BRINGING TOGETHER THE SERVICES
• SELF-SUSTAINABLE TYPOLOGY STUDY AND ITS NEEDS
INTEGRATION OF THE PROCESSING AND STORAGE
FACILITY OBTAIN A SOCIO-CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM WORK ON THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTS
DURING DESIGN:
• GREEN ROOF SYSTEMS
• EVOLVE LIGHTING TECHNIQUES FOR THE CAMPUS
• INTERACTIVE SPACES
• LIMITATIONS :
• THE FUTURE GROWTH AND CONSTRUCTION OF
HOSTEL
• THE EXTENTATIONS MAY INCLUDE FOR STUDENTS AND
SOME MORE LIKE
• AGRICULTURAL BRANCHES
• HORTICULTURE,SERICULTURE
• HOME SCIENCE,ETC.
• THE POSSIBILITY OF THIS INSTITUTE GROWING LIKE AN
UNIVERSITY
• USAGE OF SURROUNDINGS ADVANTAGEOUSLY
• METHODOLOGY CHART:

RESEARCH INTERPRET
BRIEF OUTLOOK
In depth study Derive some
Understandin first hand
from the books
g the
proposal
and the internet conclusions

DEVELOPMENT
IMPLEMENTATION CONCEPT
Refer to research and
Indulge in Concept Evolve and take forward
combine the ideas to bring about a final
generation on the basis
of compiled research data with the knowledge product
thus attained
CONCLUSION:
• THIS INSTITUTE MAY STAND AS A ROLE MODE FOR
FARMERS
• IT WILL SOLVE THE PROBLEMS BEING FACED BY THE
AGRICULTURAL SECTOR.
• IT HELPS TO TURN THE CHALLENGES INTO ECONOMIC
OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FARMERS
• LITRATURE STUDY
• HISTORY
• AGRICULTURE, AS THE BACKBONE OF INDIAN ECONOMY,
PLAYS THE MOST CRUCIAL ROLE IN THE SOCIO-
ECONOMIC SPHERE OF THE COUNTRY.
• AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH IN COLONIAL INDIA
• THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
IN INDIA WAS ASSOCIATED WITH THE OCCURRENCE OF
FAMINES. THE RECUR-RENCE OF FAMINES AND
STARVATION DEATH OF PEASANTS IN THE SECOND HALF
OF THE 19TH CENTURY OPENED THE EYES OF THE
IMPERIAL RULERS.
• AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH IN POST-COLONIAL INDIA
• SINCE INDEPENDENCE, THERE HAS BEEN A SUBSTANTIAL
GROWTH IN THE INDIAN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
SYSTEM. ICAR IS THE CHIEF PUBLIC BODY AT THE
NATIONAL LEVEL FOR DIRECTING AND ENDORSING
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN THE
COUNTRY.
• REORGANIZATION OF ICAR
• IN 1963, THE MINISTRY OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE
APPOINTED THE AGRICULTURAL REVIEW TEAM HEADED
BY MARION W. PARKER OF USDA (UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE), TO SCRUTINIZE THE
ORGANIZATION OF AGRICULTURAL RE-SEARCH IN INDIA.
• DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITIES
• THE VERY FACT THAT IN 1948, THERE WERE ONLY 17
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES IN THE COUNTRY SHOWS
THAT BEFORE INDEPENDENCE, HIGHER EDUCATION IN
AGRICULTURE WAS ALMOST IGNORED.
• THESE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES WERE UNDER THE
CONTROL OF DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
OF THE RESPECTIVE STATES. BEFORE THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITIES,
TEACHING AND RESEARCH IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
WERE LARGELY CONDUCTED BY THESE AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGES WHICH ARE ATTACHED TO GENERAL
UNIVERSITIES.
• ONE OF THE IMPORTANT AND PREMIER INSTITUTES OF
THE PRE- INDEPENDENCE ERA WAS THE IMPERIAL
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE ESTABLISHED AT
PUSA IN 1905.
• ICAR IS IDENTICAL TO AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND
EDUCATION IN THE COUNTRY. THE ROLE PLAYED BY THE
COUNCIL IN THE DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL
RESEARCH AND EDUCATION HAS BEEN QUITE
EXTRAORDINARY.

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