INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AT

DHARWAD, KARNATAKA

RANE SHWETA RAJENDRA RASHMI

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Dharwad is in the north of Karnataka, the Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad (IIT DHARWAD)
is located between the western Ghats(Malenadu) and the Deccan Planes (Bayalu Seeme). Proposed
site is near to NH-4 and Kyarkop railway station railway station which is approx. 3.8 km from the
site.
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) at Dharwad has been alotted with 470 acres of land for
development. It has 65 acres of reserved forest which excludes 470 Acres of land.

UNDULATED LAND

WEST SIDE OF SITE

Site Surroundings
• Belur Industrial Area located on the NW direction of the site.
• Chikka Malligwad Village adjacent to the site in SE side of the
site.
• Mammigatti Village on NE of the site, adjoining to NH4.
• Power Grid Station on NE of the site, adjoining to NH4.
• Agricultural land towards east side of the site.
RESERVED FOREST

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HUMIDITY BARGRAPH
The site falls in Dharwad district of Karnataka. The central part of the district is
CLIMATE
marked by two parallel bands of ridges of dharwarian rocks. The western
The site which is in Chikka Malligwad, Dharwad,
Karnataka, India falls under warm and humid climate margin of district belongs to Sahyadri mountain system and the rest of the
zone. It experiences weather with hot summers and
district is undulating plains.
mild winters.
Topographically the proposed IIT area is representing an undulated terrain
Winter – December to February
with well- developed natural drain at several locations. The overall elevation
Summer – March to May difference from lowest to highest is about 28m.
HIGH
Monsoon – June to August
TENSION
SITE MODEL (PHYSICAL)
CABLE LINE
Post Monsoon–September to November
ON SITE
TEMPERATURE

The minimum temperature is 14.1ᴼ C and maximum

is 36.60ᴼ C. The heat is oppressive in the moisture –
atmosphere at the plains. The temperatures are
highest on average in April, at around 28.0ᴼ C. In
December, the average temperature is 21.9ᴼ C. It is
the lowest average temperature of the whole year.

RAINFALL

The annual rainfall is 885 mm. Most precipitation

falls in July, with an average of 200mm. The
variation in the precipitation between the driest and
wettest months is 200mm.

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 DESIGN PROCESS CONNECTIVITY FLOW CHART

MAJORITY LAND FOR ADMIN BLOCK IIT CAMPUS RECREATIONAL ZONE

DEVELOPMENT
SWIMMING
POOL

HOSTEL ZONE ACADEMIC RESIDENTIAL ZONE RESEARCH ZONE

ZONE INDOOR
SPORTS
HOSTEL DEPARTMEN 1BHK/ RESEARCH
BLOCKS T BUILDING 2BHK/ CENTRE
3BHK OUTDOOR
GUEST CENTRAL MAIN STAFF SPORTS
HOUSE LIBRARY MINI RESIDENCE
MESS
STUDENTS
MESS WORKSHOPS COMMON HOSTEL
SPACES
ENTRY DECISSION COMMON
MINI MESS
TO SITE SPORTS LECTURE GUEST
AREA HALL HOUSE
COMMON
SPACES MAJOR WATER
SHOPS AMPHITHEATRE
LOGGING
SCHOOL IN CHANNEL
CANTEENS CAMPUS

HOSPITAL/ COMMON
SHOPPING
HEALTH CARE GATHERING
CENTRE
CENTRE SPACE

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DESIGN PROCESS, SITE ZONING AND SITE DEVELOPMENT FINAL LAYOUT HOSTEL FOR RC STUDENTS
RESEARCH
INITIAL DRAWINGS
5 POINTS GOVERNING OVERALL CONVOCATION HALL CENTRE (RC)
LAYOUT 1 SITE DEVELOPMENT
• DISTANCE ACADEMIC ZONE
• SAVE ON MANPOWER
• CONTOURS
• FUTURE EXPANSION ADMIN
• OPEN SPACES BLOCK

SPORTS ZONE

LAYOUT 2

HOSTEL ZONE

SITE ZONING

RESIDENCE FOR RC MEMBERS

LAYOUT 3

SCHOOL

FACUTLTY/GUEST HOUSING PLOTS FOR

FUTURE
EXPANSION
HOSPITAL
AMPHITHEATRE IDENTITY TOWER

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MASTER
LAYOUT
ZONING

COMPUTER CIVIL AND

SCIENCE CIVIL AND CHEMICAL
DEPT CHEMICAL DEPT
DEPT
SITE
SECTION
Y X
XY’

PHASES OF DESIGN
CIVIL AND
CHEMICAL
CIVIL AND DEPT
CHEMICAL
DEPT

COMPUTER
SCIENCE
DEPT

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ROAD NETWORK

INDOOR HOSTEL FUTURE

SPORTS BLOCKS EXPANSION
STRUCTURE

MAIN SPINE
SITE
SECTION
Y X
YZ’

LANDSCAPE (GREEN COVER)

MASTER LAYOUT WITH

ROOF PLAN

PATHWAY
HOSTEL
BLOCK

Z Y

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SITE VIEWS TOP VIEW

VIEW FROM MAIN ROAD

SOUTH WEST SIDE VIEW

AERIAL VIEW

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BIOCHEMICAL &
BIOTECHNOLOGY
DEPTS

MATHEMATICS DEPT

CIVIL & CHEMICAL

ENGG DEPTS

PHYSICS AND
CHEMISTRY DEPT
KEY PLAN

COMMON LECTURE
HALL COMPLEX

ELECTRICAL &
MECHANICAL
DEPTS

CENTRAL
LIBRARY

ACADEMIC ZONE PLAN

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ACADEMIC ZONE – COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

AA
SECTION AA’

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

COLOR INDEX
A

GROUND FLOOR PLAN KEY PLAN BLOWN UP PART SECTION

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EAST SIDE ELEVATION

NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

COLOR INDEX

KEY PLAN
A

SECOND FLOOR PLAN TERRACE PLAN

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C
C

SECTION BB’

SECTION CC1’

B B B B
C

FIRST FLOOR PLAN BLOWN UP PART SECTION

C
COLOR INDEX

GROUND FLOOR PLAN KEY PLAN

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KEY PLAN

C
EAST SIDE ELEVATION
C

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

TERRACE PLAN NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

B B

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

C

B B COLOR INDEX SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION

C

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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D
SECTION DD’

D
E

COLOR INDEX
D

BLOWN UP PART
SECTION

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN KEY PLAN

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D
E

SECTION EE’

D
E

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

D
E

E
D

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

D

COLOR INDEX
THIRD FLOOR PLAN

KEY PLAN
TERRACE PLAN BLOWN UP – PART SECTION

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NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION

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 ACADEMIC ZONE – CENTRAL LIBRARY

NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

SECTION GG’

EAST SIDE ELEVATION WEST SIDE ELEVATION

F F

G
G

KEY PLAN

G
G
SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION
F F

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

G
F F SECOND F
FLOOR F BLOWN UP –
PLAN PART
SECTION

SECTION FF’ FIRST FLOOR PLAN THIRD FLOOR PLAN

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COLOR INDEX

AHU ROOMS

J J

J J
J J
J J

FIRST SECOND
FLOOR FLOOR
PLAN PLAN

BLOWN UP –
PART
SECTION
TERRACE
PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN

KEY PLAN
SECTION HH’ SECTION JJ’

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WEST SIDE ELEVATION

SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION

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ACADEMIC ZONE – WORKSHOP AREA AND IDENTITY TOWER

SECTION KK’

KEY PLAN
K

GOUND FLOOR PLAN OF IDENTITY

TOWER
SECTION LL’

L
ROOF
L
PLAN

GROUND SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION

FLOOR
K

PLAN

NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

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ACADEMIC ZONE – AUDITORIUM/ CONVOCATION HALL KEY PLAN

PLAZA IN FRONT OF
1500 SEATING CAPACITY
AUDITORIUM

MEETING ROOM CAFE

M M

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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FIRST FLOOR
PLAN

TERRACE
PLAN

SOUTH WEST SIDE ELEVATION KEY PLAN

SECTION MM’

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N N

P
SECTION NN’
P

BLOWN UP – PART SECTION

TERRACE PLAN
N N
SECTION PP’

P
P EAST SIDE ELEVATION

SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

N N

NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

P
P
GROUND
FLOOR
PLAN

KEY PLAN

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LANDSCAPE / MEETING AREA FOR OTHERS

HOSTEL CLUSTER

GUEST HOUSE

CENTRAL
KEY PLAN COURTYARD

PEDESTRIAN
MOVEMENT

COMMON MESS

SHOPS

HOSTEL ZONE PLAN

NORTH SIDE ELEVATION OF HOSTEL ZONE

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 Q
BLOWN UP PLAN OF HOSTEL BLOCK

Q
TYPICAL
TERRACE
FLOOR
PLAN
PLAN

S
S
COMMON

Q
ROOM
GATHERING
SPACE
CENTRAL R
COURTYARD R

S
R
R

S
Q

S
R

R
Q

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

EAST SIDE ELEVATION

WEST SIDE
SECTION QQ’ ELEVATION KEY PLAN

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VIEW OF HOSTEL ZONE FROM NORTH EAST SIDE COMMON MINI SPORTS AREA IN HOSTEL ZONE GATHERING SPACE/ OPEN SPACE

SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION OF HOSTEL ZONE

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SECTION RR’ SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION

SECTION SS’
GROUND FLOOR PLAN OF MESS
NORTH SIDE ELEVATION
KEY
PLAN

SECTION TT’

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BLOWN UP OF RESIDENTIAL ZONE (FACULTY HOUSING ZONE)

3BHK HOUSING

2BHK HOUSING
KEY
PLAN
COMMON
GATHERING
SPACE

SOLAR CARPORT
PARKING

ENCLOSED
GATHERING
SPACE
1BHK
HOUSING

RESIDENTIAL ZONE PLAN

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 BLOWN UP PLANS, SECTIONS AND ELEVTIONS(1BHK)

TERRACE PLAN
U

SOUTH EAST SIDE NORTH WEST

SECTION TT’
ELEVATION SIDE ELEVATION

T
U

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

U

SECTION UU’
BLOWN
UP OF
ONE
FLAT
T

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

U

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W
V

TERRACE
PLAN

BLOWN UP OF ONE FLAT

W
V

SECTION VV’ NORTH WEST SIDE ELEVATION’

V

TYPICAL
FLOOR
PLAN
W
V

SECTION WW’
W
V

GROUND
FLOOR
PLAN

EAST SIDE ELEVATION’

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BLOWN UP
OF ONE FLAT
Y
Y

X X

SOUTH EAST SIDE ELEVATION’

TERRACE
PLAN

Y
Y
SECTION XX’

X X

TYPICAL WEST SIDE ELEVATION’

FLOOR
PLAN

Y
Y

GROUND SECTION YY’

X
X
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TERRACE PLAN

Z
Z

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Z

GROUND FLOOR PLAN Z

FIRST FLOOR PLAN KEY PLAN

NORTH
SIDE
ELEVATION
SECTION ZZ’ NORTH WEST SIDE ELEVATION

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BLOWN UP PLAN OF SPORTS ZONE

CAR PARKING

FOOTBALL
GROUND

LAWN TENNIS

VOLLEY BALL
COURT

MINI
FOOTBALL
CRICKET
GROUND

INDOOR
SWIMMING POOL
INDOOR
SPORTS

CYCLE PARKING
KEY PLAN

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SPORTS ZONE – ENCLOSED SWIMMING POOL STRUCTURE

ROOF
PLAN
A B

GROUND
WEST SIDE ELEVATION
FLOOR
PLAN

SECTION AB’ SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION KEY PLAN

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SECTION AC’

A C

SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION

EAST SIDE ELEVATION

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

ROOF PLAN
WEST SIDE ELEVATION KEY PLAN
NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

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 Architectural Representation and Detailing

ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS

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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS – IMPLEMENTATION ON SITE
BIOSWALE BIOSWALE

WIND FLOW ON SITE

ROAD ROAD

Permaculture will be done towards south

west side of site where vegetables will be
grown and used in mess. It will be provided
with manure(from biogas plant) for better
growth.

WALK CYCLE WIND WALK

WAY TRACK TREE WAY

PRIMARY ROAD SECTION

TREES THAT WILL BE PLANTED ON

SITE – LOCALLY AVAILABLE
• Codamb • Murudsheng
• Tetu • Ritha
• Awala fruits • Walunj
• Chandan • Kandol
• Tamhan • Parjatak
• Muchkund • Undi
• Kanchan • Satwin
• Putranjiva • Dalchini
• Semla Kanchan • Tokphal
• kapila • Kadulimb
• kokum

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 ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS – IMPLEMENTATION ON SITE The Wind Tree is an asset that ELECTRIC BUS
produces green energy while
respecting aesthetics and urban
WIND TREE development strategies.
Micro wind tree is a new invention which is adopted by many The wind tree is composed of
educational campuses. This can generate power in the range of three steel trunks that stem
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vehicles, mobiles and other electronic equipment. These unit leaf shaped wind turbines are
can generate power at a wind speed as low as 1.2 meter per attached
second.
CHAJJA CALCULATIONS
WIND SPEED CALCULATION FOR SITE

The circulation is carried out by electric bus for easy access to

various zones within the site. This will reduce vehicular
movement and further reduce pollution.

SOLAR WATER HEATER FOR RESIDENTIAL ZONES

This will be used to heat water and avoid the use of gysers.

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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS – SOLAR RADIATION ANALYSIS

MAXIMUM SOLAR RADIATION HAPPENS ON ROOF TOP SECOND HIGHEST SOLAR RADIATION HAPPENS ON SOUTH FACES AND SOUTH WEST

THIRDLY, SOLAR RADIATION OCCURS TO BE ON EAST WHICH IS CONSIDERED TO BE THERE IS NO DIRECT RADIATION ON NORTH FACE AND HENCE IS CONSIDERED TO BE BEST
GOOD SUNRAYS FOR BUILDING ORIENTATION

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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS – SHADOW ANALYSIS AND FACADE 21ST JUNE, 12:00 PM- 21ST JUNE, 5:00 PM- WITHOUT
WITHOUT ANY TREATMENT ANY TREATMENT
21ST JUNE, 9:00 AM- WITHOUT
ANY TREATMENT

21ST JUNE, 5:00 PM-

21ST JUNE, 9:00 AM- WITH 21ST JUNE, 12:00 PM- WITH VERTICAL AND
TREATMENT (FINS AND WITH CHAJJA MAXIMUM HORIZONTAL FINS
CHAJJA ON EAST SIDE CHAJJA PROJECTIONS

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WITHOUT ANY TREATMENT ANY TREATMENT
21ST DECEMBER, 9:00 AM-
WITHOUT ANY TREATMENT

21ST DECEMBER, 9:00 AM- 21ST JUNE, 12:00 PM- 21ST JUNE, 5:00 PM-
WITH TREATMENT (FINS WITH CHAJJA MAXIMUM WITH VERTICAL AND
AND CHAJJA ON EAST SIDE CHAJJA PROJECTIONS HORIZONTAL FINS

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 ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS – STRATEGIES APPLIED SILL LEVEL MINIMUM
CHAJJA ON THE VERTICAL AS
SOLAR PANELS WINDOWS PROJECTION
RAINWATER NORTH LIGHT SOUTH SIDE WELL AS
WITH VENTS
HARVESTING STACK EFFECT WINDOW HORIZONTAL
FROM ROOF FINS

SKYLIGHT
VENTURI
EFFECT

WINDOWS AT INTERNAL
SILL LEVEL PLANTATION
WITH
LANDSCAPING/ TOILETS/ VENTILATORS
RAINWATER GROUNDWATER PERMEABLE AT TOP EAST SIDE –
FILTRATION RECHARGE/ STORAGE TANK PAVERS FINS AND
HARVESTING TANK
CHAJJA
ELECTRICAL AND SOLAR PANEL CALCULATION FOR COMPUTER
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

VENTURI
EFFECT

SOUTH SIDE
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS – RAINWATER HARVESTING CALCULATIONS BIOSWALE
Bioswales are channels designed to
concentrate and convey stormwater
runoff while removing debris and pollution.
Bioswales can also be beneficial in recharging
groundwater. This will be used along road
site.

Rainwater will be harvest through roofs, roads and paved blocks, which will be collected in Rainwater
harvesting Tank.

Grass pavers will be used for pathways which will not only reduce surrounding temperature and the
grass absorbs direct sunlight and avoid reflection. They will also help in percolating the rainwater
through grass and help in ground water table and increase it eventually, which can be used later in
emergency.

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VENTURI EFFECT CONSTRUCTION WASTE
The mass and void create wind flow across the building. The non air
conditioned areas will be passively cooled with high ventilators and
sill height windows. The VENTURI EFFECT will increase the speed of
wind as it flows through corridors from open plaza.
This effect can be seen in majority of buildings, but highly in hostel MAJOR COMPONENT MINOR COMPONENT
zone. (CEMENT, (METAL AND METAL
CONCRETE, STONE, ALLOYS, ELECTRICAL
TIMBER, FIXURES)
WIND FLOW EXCAVATION SOIL)
HOSTEL BLOCK 1

USED IN REFILLING,
RAISING SITE LEVEL

GOVERNMENT
TOP SOIL APPROVED VENDOR
CONSERVED FOR FOR RECYCLING
LANDSCAPING,
BALANCE USED IN
RE-FILLING

RECYCLE AS COARSE
AGGREGATE AND RE
USE IN PAVEMNETS,
ROAD MAKING.

BIO DEGRADABLE WASTE MANAGEMENT

Bio- degradable waste will be converted to manure

and will be used for landscaping as manure proves
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 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS - MATERIALS FOUNDATION
As the site is a contoured site, the shadow foundation
SOIL TYPE will be in the form of stepped foundation and isolated
The area in particular is generally red sandy with patches of silty MATERIALS USED IN DESIGN foundation.
loam and red loamy soils. The soils present within the study area 1. FAL BRICKS
are dark reddish – brown to dark greyish- brown in colour with silty 2. STEEL
clay textures. These soils are derived from existing gneissic rocks. 3. RCC

FAL G
• The climate-friendly fly ash brick technology produces bricks without
using coal. It has the potential to eliminate carbon emissions from
India’s large brick-making industry, which burns huge amounts of
coal and emits millions of tons of carbon dioxide each year.
• Unlike clay bricks, which use valuable topsoil as raw material, the
new method uses fly ash, an unwanted residue from coal-fired power
plants.
• A further advantage is that fly ash bricks can be produced in a variety Stepped foundation will be used at areas where there
of strengths and sizes. This means that apart from their conventional is level differences at plinth level- designed as per
TOPOGRAPHY use in building walls etc. fly ash bricks can also be used for the contours.
Topographically, the proposed IIT area is representing an construction of a variety of infrastructure projects such as roads and
undulated terrain. There is a gradual slope within the site. The Isolated footing will be used like the Common lecture
pavements, dams and bridges.
prominent upland present within the site having maximum hall complex and where equal excavation will be
• More than 16,000 FaL-G brick plants are now in operation
elevation value of RL728M. The overall elevation difference from required.
throughout the country, up from just 100 in 2000. Fly ash bricks
lowest contour to highest contour is about 26M. account for about one-sixth of India’s annual brick production,
putting over 20 million tons of fly ash to productive use each year.

MATERIAL UNIT OF COST %

MEASUREM
ENT
OPC kg 4
FAL-G kg 0.90 OPC = 5 X
FALG cost.

Combined Footing will be used where expansion joints

are provided.

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS – TRUSS DETAILS (AUDITORIUM)

THREE TYPES OF
TRUSSES ARE USED.
1. Warren truss
for auditorium
2. Simple curved
truss for sports
building
3. Lattice Curved
truss for
swimming pool
roof.

This truss is used in

auditorium building
which is a long span
structure. Columns are
in R.C.C whereas roof
uses KALZIP
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Truss has been
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS – STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT BEAM COLUMN DRAWING FOR CLHC

The academic buildings, hostel building and faculty residential building will have
Reinforced FAL G Concrete structural framing with brick and mortar walls.
Reinforced FAL G works similar to RCC, but is cost effective and attains strength
faster than that of RCC. These materials will be exposed.

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS – SPACE FRAME CANOPY
SPACE FRAME SUPPORTED ON RCC BEAM FAL G BEAM

ANGLE CLEATS ABOVE

BASE PLATE

METAL PLATE FOR SUPPORTING SPACE FRAME

CONNECTION OF SPACE FRAME MEMBERS

THREADED
CONNECTION
TENSILE
FABRIC

EXTRUDED
ALUMINIUM
CONNECTION
AT NODE
PLAN OF SPACE FRAME CANOPY
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS – TWO WAY GRID BEAMS ( CANOPY OF ADMIN BUILDING) Two way grid beam is a group concrete
beams made with concrete ribs running in two
directions on its underside. The name comes
from the grid pattern created by the reinforcing
ribs. Grid slabs are preferred for spans upto
16 m, as they are much stronger than flat slabs,
flat slabs with drop panels, one way slabs. But
here instead of two way grid slab, there is only
beam and column network. V columns are used
here.

SPAN/ DEPTH = 10
10/ DEPTH = 10
SECTION OF TWO WAY GRID BEAMS DIMENSIONS AT PART A
THEREFORE DEPTH = 10/10 = 1M

PLAN OF TWO WAY GRID BEAMS

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GRANITE CLADDING DETAILS – DRY CLADDING
EXPANSION JOINT
Expansion joint will be provided in Department Buildings. The length of the “A facing of thin stone - limestone, sandstone, slate, marble
building is 130M and the joint will come after 45M. The expansion Joints in the or granite – additional to the required statutory
floor should be straight and should align, without offset, with expansion joints in construction, but not so bonded to that construction as to
vertical planes. exert common action under load”.
ADVANTAGES
- durable
- aesthetically pleasing,
- relatively maintenance free,
- low carbon footprint compare to other materials.
This has been used for viewing tower for the only reason
that granite is locally available, as well as, it should be
different from other structures.

FITTING DETAIL OF CLADDING(GRANITE STONE TO R-FAL G CONCRETE

SECTION OF CONCRETE PAD FOOTING NORTH LIGHT WINDOW DETAILS Windows which
face North never get
sunlight coming through
them. North facing
windows also provide the
most consistent levels
of light throughout the day.
This north light window is
designed on the roof with
RCC support structure with
RCC JAALI glass fixed in aluminium
Jaali’s are used to cover framework on the north
toilet ducting as well as side. This helps keep the
in Hostel Building for entire channel, for skylight
security purpose. At the lit for the entire day which
KEY same time, it also helps in general lits the corridor
PLAN OF in visual connection with which is doubly loaded.
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 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS – RETAINING WALL AND STAIRCASE DETAILS OF STAIRCASE SUPPORTED ON CENTRAL SHEAR WALL

Retaining walls are relatively rigid walls used for supporting soil laterally so that it can be
retained at different levels on the two sides. They are used to bound soils between two
different elevations often in areas of terrain possessing undesirable slopes. RAILING

Natural Stone (Granite) retaining wall has been provided near common lecture hall
complex to fullfil the level difference of 3M.
SHEAR WALL
As granite is a locally available stone, this has been used. This will not only make it cost
WITH VOIDS
effective, but also helps in easy transport of material.

If any problem arises in future, it will also be easy to fix and will not require skilled workers
at the time of fixation.

PLAN

SHEAR WALL
WITH VOIDS

RISERS –
167MM

DETAILED SECTION OF NATURAL

STONE (GRANITE) RETAINING WALL SECTION KEY PLAN

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As it is a huge site, the water will be supplied through elevated water tower. Water MUNICIPAL LINE MAIN UGT’S SITE HYDRANTS
will be available from municipal line, this water will be sent to Main UGT’s –
categorised by each zone- which will further be sent to elevated water tower. From
elevated water tower, water will be sent to individual UGT’s as per calculations,
which will further be pumped up to each building’s Overhead Tank. Through gravity, ELEVATED WATER TOWER
it will be sent to each floor.
Main UGT will be connected to site hydrants and Individual UGT’s will be connected
To building hydrants.
INDIVIDUAL UGT’S BUILDING HYDRANTS

OVERHEAD TANKS FLOW CHART

SHOWING WATER
SUPPLY AND FIRE
FIGHTING SYSTEM
EACH FLOOR ON SITE
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WATER CONSIDERATION
• 135L/P/D – Residential
• 15L/P/D – Auditorium
• 45L/P/D – Admin and
Academic zone
• 35L/P/D - Mess

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BUILDING SERVICES – ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ON SITE – NET METERING SYSTEM • Academic blocks and auditorium block shall have
multiple Diesel Generators with acoustic enclosure
for essential power supply.
• VFD’s will be provided for AHU Motors and pumps
to assist energy saving and limits the starting
current of motors.
• Motion detectors and occupancy sensors will be
considered for lighting control in the academic
corridors and common areas for energy saving.
• The total power requirement of the IIT Campus
will require a Primary Sub station. The primary
feeder can be extended from Dharwad Power Grid
Sub Station.
• The campus is planned in such a way that total
electricity coming in gets divided further into
various substations so that net metering system
works efficiently.
MAIN RECEIVING SUB STATION
GRID LINES
STATION (ZONE WISE)

DISTRIBUTION ON SITE
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SUB STATION BUILDING METER ELECTRICAL

(ZONE WISE) ROOM DUCT

DISTRIBUTION IN ZONE

DISTRIBUTION
SWITCH BOARD EACH FLOOR
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BUILDING SERVICES –ELECTRICAL CALCULATION FOR RESIDENTIAL AND HOSTEL ZONE TOTAL ELECTRICITY REQUIRED IN
RESIDENTIAL ZONE

Electricity Requirement In 3bhk Flats

Building = 184.11 Kw
Total Number Of Building = 5
Total Load 1 = 920.5 Kw

Electricity Requirement In 2bhk Flats

Building = 160.41 Kw
Total Number Of Building = 9
Total Load 2= 1443.69 Kw

Electricity Requirement In 2bhk Flats

Building = 102.63 Kw
Total Number Of Building = 18
Total Load 3= 1847.34 KW

Total load = Total load 1 + Total Load 2 +

Total Load 3 = 4211.53 KW

TOTAL ELECTRICITY
REQUIRED IN HOSTEL
ZONE FOR PHASE 1A
AND 1B

Total load = 40.70 KW

Total number of hostel
buildings in Phase 1A
and 1B = 16
Total load = 40.7 x 16 =
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TOILET BLOCK PASSAGE

CHILLER
PLANT

GROUND FLOOR PLAN OF AUDITORIUM

STAIRCASE AHU ROOM

COOLING
TOWER

ABSORBERS

FIRST FLOOR PLAN OF AUDITORIUM

SECTION OF AUDITORIUM REFLECTORS CHILLER PLANT

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VOLUME
CALCULATION
FOR HVAC

SCHEMATIC HVAC
LAYOUT FOR LIGHTING LAYOUT
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