S.

B PATIL COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND

DESIGN , NIGDI, PUNE

SUBJECT : ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Ⅲ

NAME : PRAJAKTA MADHUKAR KHAIRE

YEAR : S.Y SECTION : B
ROLL NO : 2020055
CASE STUDY - 1
INDIA INTERNATIONAL CENTER
INTRODUCTION
• The India International
Center (IIC) is one of the
most important cultural
institutions.
• Its purpose is to promote
understanding and amity
between the different
communities of the world.

LOCATION
NEW DELHI

ARCHITECTS : JOSEPH ALLEN STEIN

SITE AREA : 17806.2 SQ.M
INDIA
TOTAL BUILT UP : 11513.14 SQ.M
BUILT YEAR : 1962
 SITE CONTEXT :
The structure is located in an ideal environment, situated in the heart
of New Delhi. The center is adjacent to the Lodhi gardens overlooking
a magnificent landscape of gardens and historic monuments from the
sixteenth century.

CONNECTIVITY

• New Delhi railway station LODHI

GARDEN
- 7km
• Old Delhi railway station-
10 km
• International airport - 16
Location map with site and surrounding .
km
• Domestic airport- 12 km
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PLAN
CIRCULATION

PROGRAMME
HOSTEL BLOCK
BLOCK
KAMALADEVI
COMLEX
AUDITORIUM
 BUILDING ORIENTATION
• Three separate wings of the IIC
complex are designed to reflect
the different functional aspects of
the center.
• The architects main concept was
not to segregate the different
areas from each other but to
connect each of them and form a
relationship.

WEST WING
NORTH
WING
• A grand central portico greets the
visitor at the entrance driveway, CENTRAL
extending across a north-south PORTICO

axis. Each courtyard and each SOUTH

wing serves a different purpose. WING
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• The north wing, west wing and
south wing, are connected to each
other by walkways with
overhanging eaves.
 ART GALLERY

AUDITORIUM

LIBRARY
Courtyard effect : As the climate of Delhi is hot and dry so due
to the construction of courtyard in center of the site and the
building is constructed around it which forms a good circulation
of air in all the areas.
Diffused day lighting: For diffuse day lighting jaalis is been
constructed. Also on one of the exterior wall of the hostel the
material used is fiber and it covered with concrete blocks such a
way that it forms jaali and pass diffused light in the interior.
• Respecting the garden traditions of north
India and the refinement of indigenous
techniques, stein integrated these elements
with the modern use of exposed concrete
and massive piers and exposed roof Over hanging eaves
patterns.
• The use of local materials such as rugged
quartzite stone and blue kota flooring is
softened by screened jalis in ceramic blue
tiles that resonate with the intricate patterns
found in Islamic architecture.
HOSTEL VIEWS LIBRARY

SEMINAR HALL ART GALLERY

THANK YOU
CASE STUDY - 2
NATIONAL ARCHIEVES OF INDIA
INTRODUCTION

• Purpose of the building: the

structure is for preserving
cultural heritage of the
country and exchange of
ideas.

LOCATION
NEW DELHI

ARCHITECT : AR. EDWIN LUTYENS

BUILT YEAR : 1926
INDIA
ARCHITECTURAL STYLE : PALLADIAN
STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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MUSEUM

STACK AREA
OPEN
EXHIBITION
COURT SPACE
OPEN READING ENTRANCE
COURT ROOM LOBBY
RESEA-
OPEN RCH OFFICE
LAB SPACE
COURT

CARE TAKER’S
ROOM
OFFICE
SPACE
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WORKSHOP

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

 AHU
OFFICE
SPACE
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T O
P
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B OFFICERS
A CABIN
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T Y

T OFFICE
OFFICE SPACE N
SPACE

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

OFFICE SPACE
OFFICE SPACE
MUSEUM
EXHIBITION STORAGE
SPACE ENTRANCE RESEARCH LAB
LOBBY

SECTION
EAST SIDE ELEVATION
 EXTERNAL VIEWS

MATERIALS USED
RED SANDSTONE AND YELLOW
SANDSTONE, KOTA STONE
FLOORING
INTERNAL VIEWS