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SITE ANALYSIS
CITY CONTEXT
NEIGHBOURHOOD CONTEXT

DESIGN CONCEPT
PHILOSOPHY
FEATURES
OBJECTIVES
MEDICAL PROGRAM
Zoning
INITIAL DESIGN
PRELIMINARY DESIGN
DESIGN

FLOOR PLANS
LOWER BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN
LOWER GROUND FLOOR PLAN
UPPER GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
SERVICE FLOORPLAN
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN(3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR)
FIFTH FLOORPLAN
ATRIUM
SECTIONS
DETAILS
PNEUMATIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
Foreword

“HOSPOTEL”

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 Philosophy

Create areas for solitude, recreation, decision-making, humanism, feeling and

experience, communication, and cooperation.

Concept wellness and technology that creates a Gen Next Medical Center focusing on
healing & nurturing robust health

03 Healing Garden & Natural light

 Features

Enhanced and independent building entry.

Family-centered care is done by the creation of a friendly, cure

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atmosphere.

The location of the perimeter corridor allows natural light to most

spaces and gives an outside orientation.

The healing garden is planned on the southwest corner to provide a

calm and peaceful environment.
Objectives Standardized patient encounters.
Modular planning of clinical floors.
Clear organization and a simple circulation system.
Flexible floorplates.
Maximum utilization of available site area.
Natural daylight into most of the common waiting areas.
Refreshing & congenial environment for patients.

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Location Analysis

SITE CONTEXT ROADWAYS TRANSIT

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POINTS OF INTREST
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 Advanced minimal access, bariatric and metabolic surgery

PROGRAM
Anaesthesiology
Cardiology and cardiac surgery
Cosmetic, reconstructive, and plastic surgery
Critical care medicine
Dentistry
Dermatology
Diabetes, endocrinology and metabolic disorders
General surgeries
AREA SUMMARY - PHASE I Gastroenterology, GI surgery, and Hepatology
Immunology
Total plot area: 10.7 Acres
Infertility
General care beds: 250 nos Internal medicine
Mental health and behavioral sciences
Intensive care beds: 100 nos (excluding transit beds) Nephrology
OPD chambers: 80no Neurology and neurosurgery
Obstetrics and gynecology
Oncology

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Site area: 43,303 sq. m. Ophthalmology
Organ transplant
Built – up area : 65,961 sq.m. Orthopedics and joint replacement
FAR: 1.52 Otorhinolaryngology(ENT)
Pediatric medicine and surgery
Principal Architect: Ar. Rajinder Kumar, Rajinder Kumar Associates, New Delhi Pain medicine
Pulmonology
Rheumatology
It has 430 functional beds, with a further planned increase in beds to 1000. Robotic surgery
Stem cell therapy
Trauma and emergency medicine
Urology
The main Façade of the building is
facing North-West Direction

The service areas are provided in the

South-East Direction

The bed tower extending up to G+5 is

providing shade to the rest portion of
the building from sun rays coming
from the south direction.

The Atrium in the center of the

building is receiving diffused light

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from the north direction.

Healing gardens are provided in the

North direction shaded all the time
from sunrays.

The heavy plantation is done at site

boundaries to absorb most of the
noise coming from the vehicles
outside.
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Configuration
 Typical Floor

Third Floor (patient beds 67)

Second floor (surgical floor 10OT. ICU BEDS 92)

First floor (maternity ICU 62 beds, wards, ICU relatives)

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Upper ground (maternity, atrium lobby)

Lower ground (diagnostics, OPD, ER)

Basement(parking,plantrooms)
Site Plan
Ramp for basement parking

Drop-off/pick-up

Service entry/exti
Emergency
parking - 36 cars

Emergency drop-off

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OPD entry

OPD parking

Maternity ward
parking - 71 cars

Maternity ward drop-off

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1. contract staff dining
2. store 11 12 13 14
3. pharmacy store
4. purchase executive
5. security
6. IT services 15
7. toilets
8. service lift
9. morgue
10. stationary
11. consumable store
12. PTD blower room 16 17 19
13. acute medical unit
14. Autopsy
15. consumable store kitchen
16. washing
17. electric room
18. biomedical store workshop
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19. medical records
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1. High Dose Rate radiation therapy 7
2. HOD room 8 9
3. office
4. tumor board room 12 15 16
5. patient hold room 13 14
6. console 11
7.
8.
mould room
dirty utility room
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9. clean utility room
10. CT simulator room
11. treatment planning room 17 18 19 20
12. physicist room 22
13. procedure room
14. store
15. toilets female
16. toilets male
17. console
18.
19.
UPS
console
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20.
21.
oncology waiting
lift
25 26
22. lobby
23. LINAC 1
24. LINAC 2
25. consultation room 1
26. consultation room 2
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1. pump room
2. MEP
3. server room
4. Plant room 1
5.
6.
fire control system
SH7 - 1 12 2
7. TWT ( hydraulic water and foam extinguishing tower) 13
8. medical gas pipe system
9. diesel and gas generator
10.
11.
pump room
air handling unit
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12. AC plant room 11
13. low-temperature air conditioning unit - freezers
14. painting workshop 4
15. workshop
16. server room
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17. air handling unit
18. plumber
16 5 6 7
19. painter 20 22
20. manager room 19
21. air handling unit 17 18 21
22. UPS room
LINAC

most commonly used for external

beam radiation treatments for
patients with cancer. The linear
accelerator can also be used in

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stereotactic radiosurgery
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4 1. consultation room
2. female toilet
3. disabled toilet
4. waiting lobby
1 1 5 5.
6.
male toilet
acute medical unit
7. procedure room

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1. consultation room
4. waiting lobby
6. air handling unit
8. ECG
9. echo
10. cardiac treadmill test room

1 11. test report

4 12. physio
13. mother-baby room

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2. toilets

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4.

2 5.
6.
sterile
operation theatre
7. pharmacy
8. care unit
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11.
12. waiting
13. consultation room
14. police

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1. office 4. staff toilets 7. lift lobby 10. MRI technical room 13. consultation
2. toilets 5. lockers 8. ICT 11. X-ray examination room 14. doctors lounge
3. report room 6. toilets 9. MRI examination room 12. console room 15. technical
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1. swimming pool
2. physiotherapist room
3. toilets
4. gym
5. consultation room
6. treadmil
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1. laundry
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2.
3.
air handling unit
sterile
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11 4
4. change room
5.
6.
toilets
folding and sorting 2
7. clean
8. decontaminate
9.
10.
office
chief
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11. chemical store
12. service lift core
13. patient lift core
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1. lift lobby
2. future expansion
3. air handling unit
4. electrical room
5. tele medicine
MRI, X-RAY, ICT

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1.
2.
baby shop
air handling unit 6 7 8 9 6 6
3.
4.
consultation room
waiting lobby
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5. scanning room
6. consultation and
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examination room
7. vaccination
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8. air handling unit
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9. counseling room
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10. children play area
6 6 12
11. procedure room
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12. recovery room
13. pharmacy
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1. food court seating
2. shop

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3. dishwasher

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4. male toilet
5. female toilet
6. air handling unit
7. air washer
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1. administration 9
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2. meeting room
3. board room

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4. air handling unit
5. kitchen
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10 11 12 1010 16 16
6. support room
7. reception lobby
8. registration desk

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9. billing

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10. counseling
11. bank
12. ATM
13. exchange
14. finance manager
15. air handling unit
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16. office
17. service lift lobby

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18. patient lift lobby
19. visitor lift lobby
20. male toilet
21. female toilet
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22. electrical room
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23. LV room
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5 6 7

1. ward - 1
2. toilets
3. ward - 2
4. ward - 3
5. air handling unit
6. nurses station
7. corridor
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5 6 7

1. ward - 1
2. toilets
3. ward - 2
4. ward - 3
5. air handling unit
6. nurses station
7. corridor
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1. wash 4. doctors room 7. office 10. Pvt chemo room 13. lab
2. dialysis 5. air handling unit 8. isolation 11. simulation 14. clean utility room
3. doctors room 6. pharmacy 9. chemo 12. procedure room 15. dirty utility room
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1. wash 4. doctors room 7. office 10. Pvt chemo room 13. lab
2. dialysis 5. air handling unit 8. isolation 11. simulation 14. clean utility room
3. doctors room 6. pharmacy 9. chemo 12. procedure room 15. dirty utility room
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1. toilets 3. corridor 5. nurses station 7. procedure room 9. pantry 11. air handling unit
2. emergency exit 4. executive lounge 6. doctors room 8. doctors room 10. doctors entry/exit 12. electrical room
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1. Blood Store 7 11
2. Cold Room packed cells
3. Cold Room platelet
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4. Air Handling Unit
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5. Component Lab

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6. Head Lab Operator
7. Reception

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8. Lab store
9. Hematology
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10. Clinical pathology
11. Apheresis Room
12. Donor Room
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13. Changing/Wash
14. Store
15. Donor Refreshment
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16. Store
17. Hod
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1. Toilet
2. disabled toilets
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3. Dirty Utility Room
4. Surgical Wards
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5. Nurses Office
6. Clean Utility Room 4
7. Pharmacy
8. Air Handling Unit
13 13 8
9. Changing Room
10. Physician Work Area 14
11. Decontamination
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12. Sterile
15 5 6 7
13. Consultation
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14. Cosmetology Waiting
9 9 8
15. Procedure Room
16. Baby Nursing 15 10
17. Doctors Lounge
18. Isolation
19. NICU
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20. Formula Room
16 25 8 24
21. Doctor On Duty
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22. NICU Lobby
23. Delivery
18 8 1 17 26
24. Labor Delivery Recovery
25. Labor Room
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26. Post recovery
27. Doctors Office
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28. Meeting ROOM
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29. private Cafe
30. public cafe 3 24
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1. Corridor
2. Pre-function space
3. Corridor
4. Fire exit
5. Air Handling Unit
6. Auditorium 6
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2. recovery
3. clean utility
4. dirty utility

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5. store

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6. sludge room
7. operation theatre
8. equipment room
9. anesthesia store and scrub 10 10
area
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10. pharmacy
11. store and scrub area
12. sterile store
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13. consumable and scrub area
14. flash sterilization unit and
scrub area
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15. pre-operation theatre
16. doctors lounge 3
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17. doctors wash, changing and
toilets
18. technician changing, wash, 7 7 7 7 7 7 4
and toilets
19. nurses wash, changing and
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toilets
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20. patients lift lobby
8 9 10 11 1
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21. service lift lobby
22. physician waiting area
23. isolation room
24. changing area
8 14 13 12 7 33 33 33 32 24 1 23
25. intensive care unit
26. procedure room
7 22
27. doctors office
28. nurses office
3 3 1 18 19 21
29. equipment room

7 7 17
30. intensivist
31. sterile store 36 15 16 17
32. decontamination room
33. office
34. labs
35. server room
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36. emergency staircase
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1. Minimal Invasive surgery waiting 5 3
2. Post Cath 17
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3. Clean Utility Room
4. Differently-abled Toilet 4
5. Dirty Utility Room
6. Changing Room 3 25
6 9 4
7. Endoscopy
8. Store 1 10 7
9. Scoop Wash
3 5 26
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10. Toilet

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11. Air Handling Unit
12. Pre/post Endoscopy
12 6 25
13.
14.
Isolation
Pharmacy 11 8 7
15. Staff Toilet
16. Nurses Room
17. Equipment Room
3 5 14 18 4 20 19 3 5 19 3
18. Intensivist
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19. Duty Doctors 13 15 17 10 13 14 5
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21.
Procedure Room
Office 4 14 16 17 19 20 21
22. ICU- 2 4
23. ICU -3
24.
25.
ICU- 4
Cath Lab 24 22
26.
27.
Cath Lab Control Room
ICU- 1
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1. ICU - 6
2 10 15
2.
3.
clean utility
dirty utility
3 11 14
4.
5.
equipment
pharmacy
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6. nurses room
5 17 13 10
7. transplant
13 12 11
8. transplant patients room with
toilets
6 2 3
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9. ICU - 5
10. differently-abled toilets
11. procedure room
12. physician waiting area
13. air handling unit
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14. isolation room
15. toilet
16. intensivist 8 8 8 8 8 8
17. duty doctor room
Cathlabs with
common consoles A catheterization laboratory,
commonly referred to as a cath
lab, is an examination room in a
hospital or clinic with diagnostic
imaging equipment used to
visualize the arteries of the heart

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and the chambers of the heart
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toilets

double
bed room
built in
wardrobe

attached
toilets

single bed
room
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1. ward - 1 1
2.
3.
toilets
ward - 2
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4. ward - 3
5. air handling unit
1 1
6.
7.
nurses station
corridor 1
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PNEUMATIC
TRANSPORT
SYSTEM

Pneumatic tubes (or capsule

pipelines; also known as
pneumatic tubes Transporter
PTT) are systems that are
propelled by partial vacuum.
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GRIHA INDIA
Location: Sector 44,Gurgaon
Site area: 43,303 m2
Built-up Area: 65,961 m2
Air-conditioned area: 26,254 m2
Non-Air-conditioned area: 44,612 m2
Energy consumption reduction: 33%
reduction in energy consumption compared to TERI
GRIHA benchmark EPI : 154 KWh/m2 /year
Renewable energy installed on site : Rated capacity of
solar PV installed on site is 25 KWp TERI GRIHA final

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rating : 4 Stars
 Sustainable site planning:

Adopted • Topsoil from the site, which was not very fertile

Strategies
was stacked, preserved, made fertile with the
addition of manure, and re-laid on the landscape
areas.

& Audit • Consolidation of all site services along the

transportation corridors minimizes the site

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disturbances.

• Surface parking is provided with 100% grass

pavers to reduce the heat island effect on site.

• Sufficient plantation done at the site reduces

the noise levels considerably and enhances
exterior environmental quality.
Reduction in water consumption
(compared to TERI GRIHA benchmark):

• Low flow plumbing fixtures used to

minimize the building water consumption
reduction by 63%.

• Drip Irrigation system adopted on the site

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along with native plant species to cut short
the landscape water consumption by 50%.

• 100% Treated water from the sewage

treatment plant is reused for cooling towers
and irrigation purposes
 Reduction in energy consumption (compared to TERI GRIHA benchmark) while
maintaining occupant comfort:

• For achieving visual comfort – Ingress of daylight in Patient areas &Waiting

areas. – Landscape in sync with the Architectural spaces to provide visual
comfort.

• For achieving thermal comfort – Use of AAC blocks, Double Glazing & Roof
insulation

Renewable energy technologies installed on site:

• Solar Photovoltaic Panels for 25 KWp are installed at the site.

• SolarWater Heaters for 8000 liters are also installed to meet the surplus hot

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water requirement after the heat recovery system.

Use of low energy materials:

• Autoclaved Aerated Concrete blocks are used for the construction of the
hospital building.

• Cement with a sufficient percentage of fly ash had been used for the
construction.

• Low embodied energy construction materials and finishes have been used
in the hospital interiors.
 Building performance as per audit report:

Energy

• Final EPI achieved - 109 KWh/m2/year.

• Reduction in from proposed case-53%.
• Thermal comfort is met as per NBC 2005.

Water and waste

• Portable water test report indicates

conformity to IS code

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• Treated water test report indicates
conformity to IS code

Noise level

• Outdoor noise levels are within acceptable limits

as per CPCB
• Indoor noise levels are not within
acceptable limits as per NBC 2005
 CREDITS

CLIENT : FORTIS HEALTHCARE (P) LTD, GURGAON,

WWW.FORTISHEALTHCARE.COM

PROJECT COORDINATOR : MR. SURENDER KUMAR,

FORTIS HEALTHCARE (P) LTD, GURGAON

PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT : AR. RAJINDER KUMAR,

RAJINDER KUMAR ASSOCIATES, NEW DELHI

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT : MS. SANJOO BOSE, S BOSE

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LANDSCAPE CONSULTANTS, NEW DELHI

PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT : MR. NITIN

KUMAR, FAIRWOOD CONSULTANTS (P) LTD, NOIDA

STRUCTURAL CONSULTANT : AR. RAJINDER KUMAR,

RAJINDER KUMAR ASSOCIATES, NEW DELHI

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT : MR. ASHISH RAKHEJA ,

SPECTRAL SERVICE CONSULTANTS (P) LTD, NOIDA

GREEN BUILDING DESIGN AND CERTIFICATION :

GREENTREE BUILDING ENERGY (P) LTD, GHAZIABAD

GREEN BUILDING DESIGN AND ENERGY CONSULTANT

: THE ENERGY AND RESOURCES INSTITUTE
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