PROJECT JUSTIFICATION -

INTRODUCTION : ABOUT RAMGARH STRUCTURE AIM, OBJECTIVE , SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS : LITERATURE REVIEW :
RAMGARH CRATER AIM OBJECTIVES
• The world of mankind is making the globe more Impact crater with width of 2.5 km
beautiful with its innovative ideas on an everyday basis. inner and 3.4km outer • To Promote importance of • To create an infrastructure
• But the wonder that lies in nature's creations is Has unique water properties and rocks,
undoubtedly marvelous. mines samples geological site by facility which will highlight
importance of Ramgarh
developing tourism with
• Each of them is much awe-inspiring crater as a geological
BHAND DEORA dignity and respect by
that people believe God to be an
TEMPLES structure. Provide better
artist, who’s canvas is planet earth. Are the group of understanding different
experience for visitors as
temples built in nag
dynasty in nagara methods of interpreting well as users, attract
style facts in terms of
RAMGARH MATA TEMPLE tourists, researchers to visit
A temple dedicated to
goddess Annapurna architecture. -revisit the space.
present on top of the
crater rim accessed after
climbing 720 steps

• Meteor that means a shooting star, SCOPE

might’ve seen or heard many times in
movies it says if we look at a shooting star
and make wish it gets fulfilled
• can't state this as a fact but there is fact
that every time earth gets hit by the
foreign heavy body it leaves a mark in the
form of impact crater and every impact
makes a great story .
BACKGROUND STUDY :
• Ramgarh is situated near the eastern border between Rajasthan and
Madhya Pradesh,
• some 110 km northeast of the town of Kota and 350 km SSW of Delhi.
• The name-giving village of Ramgarh is instantly south of the structure
• A program which will help in enhancing the awareness about
geological site and its surrounding which will lead towards rich
tourism and consequently raised economy of the area
• A crater is surrounded by dense forest, ancient temples and rich
in biodiversity and mythology which provides abundant scope
for ecological, sustainable and temple tourism.

IMPACT CRATERS WORLDWIDE

LIMITATIONS:
1. CHIXULUB CRATER

Location- Yucatan Mexico • Poor accessibility, as no major road approaching towards the
Diameter -150 km, crater, far away from major cities and does not follow under any
Age –64.98 million years ago
BARRINGER
Condition -not exposed and drilled
of the existing tourist circuit which causes less tourist influence
CRATER ,
ARIZONA Targeted rocks -sedimentary over in the area. Preservation of Geological site.
crystalline
•
2. VREDEFORT CRATER

Location- south Africa.

Diameter -160 km,
ARCHITECTURAL INTERVENTIONS
Age –2023mill. years
Condition -exposed and drilled
Targeted rocks -sedimentary over TOURIST FOOTFALL COMPARISON (RAMGARH AND User 1 User 2
TOURIST FOOTFALL COMPARISON JAIPUR )
CHIXULUB CRATER , crystalline Local informat Tourist
(CHICXULUB CRATER & RAMGARH 70000
NEW YORK VREDEFORT CRATER CRATER) 60000
Tourists ion kiosk visitors
, SOUTH AFRICA ,pilgrims
IMPACT CRATERS IN INDIA 20000 50000

15000 40000
1.DHALA CRATER Av • A program will be a storytelling
Location- Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, 10000
30000
Shops restau
1.RAMGARH CRATER
gallery process through which each user
Diameter -11 km, Age –1700-2100 million
20000
rant Admin
years ago Condition -exposed not drilled
5000
10000
Religious well get know about from
,Targeted rocks -sedimentary over
0
CHICXULUB CRATER RAMGARH CRATER
0
museum Ramgarh structures origin till now
JAIPUR RAMGARH
crystalline . also promote the heritage value
LOCAL TOURIST
DOMESTIC TOURIST INTERNATIONAL TOURIST Ramgarh
accomm and preserve the structure
2.RAMGARH CRATER 3d/4d festival
2.DHALA Location- Baran ,Rajasthan , SIGNS OF UNIQUENESS : odation
Diameter -3.4 km, Age –650 million years theatre
CRATER crater Prayer
ago Condition -exposed and drilled formed in
Targeted rocks -sedimentary hall
sedimentary
rock
Planet- Research library
High Rocks and
3 .LONAR CRATER arium gallery
geological centuries- minerals
Location- Buldhana ,Maharashtra ,
Diameter -1.8 km,
relevance old famous rarely found User Edutain Conference
Age –0.50 million years ago Condition - ancient elsewhere on students
ment hall
exposed and drilled temples earth. and
Rich program Observa
3.LONAR Targeted rocks -crystalline researchers Research
BIODIVER
CRATER tory labs
SITY

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 LITERATURE CASE STUDY : CRATER MUSEUMS
CASE STUDY 1 - American museum of natural history CASE STUDY 2 - Chicxulub science museum
Location – New York , US ROSS HALL OF METEORITES : PLANETARIUM-
Architect – studio gang’s
• The Chicxulub science museum is built around a unique
geological event that marks the transition of the Mesozoic
Design concept : and Cenozoic eras.
• Earth system science is captured in one place, developing
The architecture is inspired by natural Earth wide-reaching effective science communication,
processes, specifically the geological MRTRORITE GALLERY STONE EXHIBITS educational and outreach projects, with a collaboration
canyons and glacial forms, which were network and academic activities.
translated into an undulating, cavernous • The museum is developed from studies on the Chicxulub
structure made of reinforced concrete. impact, end-Cretaceous mass extinction and the
Location – Mexico
Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary and is a key component of
the research complex in Yucatán Science and Technology Reasons- to understand interpretation
Reason for selecting this study- SOLAR SYSTEM GALLERY PLANET HALL Park in Mexico. of craters history in terms of
1.Interpretation centre for meteor crater architecture
2.Best example of museum
Chicxulub park science museum.
The design will encourage visitors to move Upon entering the space, natural
beneath and across connective bridges and along daylight from above and
sculpted walls with openings that reveal the sight lines to various activities
Museum’s many programs. inside invite movement through
the Central Exhibition Hall on a
journey toward deeper
understanding.

HUMAN ORIGIN

THEATER

ANIMALS & Chicxulub laboratories, with views of the six laboratory facilities and
ECOSYSTEM
some of the instrumental facilities.
CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN GALLERIES AND BUILT SPACES:

ANIMALS & SPECIAL DINOSAURS

ECOSYSTEM EXHIBITIONS AND FOSSILS

INTENCIVE Construction technique:

HUMAN EARTH
INTERACTIONS
ATRIUM & DIVERSITY SCIENCE
CAFE

This space, along with the rest of

RESEARCH the interior spaces, is formed by
AMMENITIES
WINGS spraying structural concrete
PLAN LAYOUT
directly onto rebar without
formwork to create fluid-like
elements. This application, known
as “shotcrete”
INTERACTIVE SPACES Chicxulub science museum and exhibits of the Chicxulub crater
EXHIBITION GALLERIES and impacts

INFERENCES ;
1.CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
RESPONDING TO THE
PURPOSE OF BUILDING
2.MORE USE OD NATURAL
LIGHT BY CREATING HUGE
VOIDS
3.ICREATION OF SEMI PUBLIC
SPACES FOR
INTERCONNECTION
4.INTERPRETATION OF
HISTORY IN SUITABLE AND
UNDERSTANDABE MANNER
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CASE STUDY-2 LONAR TOURIST CENTRE
TOURIST AND RESEARCH CENTRE AT LONAR :

• LOCATION – AUDITORIUM DOME

• Durga tekdi , Lonar , buldhana
Maharashtra
• Nearest railway station is malkapur
• Accessible by major roads via bus or
private vehicle
• 1.5 km away from the crater

• Lonar Lake lies within the only known

extraterrestrial impact crater found within the
great deccan traps
• a huge basaltic formation in India
• It was created by the impact of either a comet or
of an asteroid.
• The crater has an oval shape, meteorite impact
came from the east, at an angle of 35 to 40 deg.
PLANETARIUM BUILDING

RESEARCH CENTRE

ONGOING CONSTRUCTION OF RESEARCH CENTRE

PLANETARIUM

Component Descriptions Unit Site Location Durga tekadi

Conceptual Master Plan 20 rooms, 4 Dormitory, SPA, Distance from
1.7Kms
Restaurant, Kitchen, Laundry, 3228.72 Crater
MTDC Resort
Multipurpose hall, Laundry, sqm
SPA & shops Distance from Lonar
1.8Kms INFERENCES FROM CASE STUDY
Town
1) Planetarium, Museum 1.INITIATIVE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CRATER AND SURROUNDING
2) Observatory, Research 2324.77
Research center
lab, Admin area, Tourist sqm Site Ownership • Land allotted to MTDC WITHOUT HARMING THE ACTUAL SITE .PRESERVATION OF GEOLOGICAL SITE
info. Center, Toilet. 2.TOURISTS AND RESEARCH FACILITY NEAR THE CRATER LAKE , WHICH WILL HELP
•
RESEARCHERS .
Landscaping Softscape , Hardscape 57600 sqm Total plot area - 20 Ha
Plot Area • Net plot area - 18.5 Ha 3.BUILDING FOLLOWS THE TYPICAL METHODS OF ARCHITECTURE WHICH
Including compound wall- 2km • Area for development - 4.6 Ha (approx.)
Resort Site development 4.6 Ha DOESN’T GIVE REMARKABLE VALUE TO STRUCTURE
Research Open air & entrance gate- 1no. EVEN THOUGH IT HIGHLIGHTS THE STRUCTURE IN SENSE OF CONTEXT
center theater • Hill mounted land with Durga mandir at
Open air theatre 80 seating capacity 900 sqm Site Features hill top
• 4.6 Ha free land for development
Security cabin 2 nos 20 sqm

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CASE STUDY : AJANTA VISITORS CENTER
CASE STUDY 1 – Ajanta Visitors centre CASE STUDY 2 - Chicxulub science museum
LOCATION

KIDS ORIENTATION AREA

Location – AVC PAINTING

Ajanta Visitors Centre is located near the T- GALLERIES
junction on a plot acquired by MTDC with the
Aurangabad-Jalgaon Road
From ajanta caves to AVC -4 km
AJANTA
Aurangabad to ajanta -96 km CAVES

WATER FEATURE
GREEN
BUS
STATION
CHILDRENSPARK

SNIPPET SECTION AUDIO GUIDE INFO HALL /SNIPPET SECTION CYCLOROMA AREA RESTAURANT
SHOPS
VISITORS
CENTRE WITH LAND AREA 3.42 Lac Sq.m.
PARAMETER DESCRIPTION PICTURE
REPLICAS FLOOR AREA 21307 Sq.m.(including covered corridor)
EXHIBITION 6697 sq.m (including auditorium) DESIGN • Idea of preservation of original
PARKING SALIENT 1. Replicated Depiction of Caves (Cave No: 1, 2, 16 IDEOLOGY/ monument by creating a replica of it
0 FEATURES and 17), this is the only one work of its kind in CONCEPT- • Form is inspired from the shape of site
Asia. and the horseshoe shape of caves.
2. Exhibition area 6000 Sq.m. • Geometry of a building parallel to the
3. Audio-Visual /Auditorium- 1 Nos. site
4. Dome Theatre.
ZONING • Combining all the requirements together
5. Cafeteria, Restaurants -3 Nos.
,PLANNING and designed it as a whole
EXHIBITION AND EVENTS 6. E-learning games for Students/Kids.
• Hierarchy of spaces such as atrium and
7. Amphitheater.
exhibition spaces
CAFÉ
8. Mural Paintings.
• Interconnection of spaces with a single
SHOPS CAVE 1 9. Parking for Two Wheelers, Cars, and Buses.
DROP-OFF TARIA large corridor each function later get
MUSEUM
PICUP CAVE 2 separated by internal connection
POINT MUSEUM • Alternate position of replicas of cave
ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES
• Semi open and private cafeteria
CAVE 16 • The dome (27 m) at the entrance hall of AVC had a conceptual design
MUSEUM image reminiscent of the shape of a pagoda and it glows when illuminated CLIMATOLOGY • Passive cooling technique by using vault
CAVE GALLERY
CIRCULATION at night like a large lantern lit in the night. The spiral shape of the building shaped roof in extreme hot areas
layout parallels the horseshoe shape of natural cave formation in the • Level differences in massing leads shaded
ravine. walkways
• building is designed in a way to blend with the surrounding environment • Open built relationship
FOOD AND BEVERAGES especially to the Caves so they are inviting. accessible and environmentally
CYCLORAMA FOYER CAVE 17 friendly. The major materials used for the buildings are local stones,
MUSEUM AUDITORIUM concrete (exposed) and wood. SERVICES • Parking
• Separate parking for bus , 2-wheeler and
RESTAURANTS SHOPPING
cars
CIRCULATION BEFORE
CAVE GALLERY
• Demarcated movement of vehicles
• Green bus station
TICKETING

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SITE IDENTIFICATION
GOPALPURA • SITE LOCATION – BISLAI PARAMETERS AJANTA VISITOR CENTRE CHIXULUB SCIENCE MUSEUM TOURIST CENTRE AT LONAR
VILLAGE RAMGARH LOCATION Aurangabad Maharashtra New York , America Buldhana , Maharashtra
• DISTANCE FROM LONAR AREA
TOWN -1.8 KM
PURPOSE The main goal of the project was to create a Chixulub science museum is built around Purpose of this project was to develop a
• SITE FEATURES- FLAT LAND , tourist facility near the heritage site of an important event happened it the tourist facility near the crater
SURROUNDED BY Ajanta caves for the betterment of visitors history which was a turning point which A complete visitors program to fulfil
MAIN RD. SITE FARMLANDS AND CRATER which will increase the no. of visitors brings together the earths components visitors and researchers needs
• OWNERSHIP- ALLOTED TO
RAJSARKAR I.E PLANNING
GOVERNMENT
PARBATI SCHOOL • AMENITIES –
RIVER
RAMGARH • SEWAGE PLANT
• WATERSUPPLY
SITE TOPOGRAPHY Resort
• ELECTRIC SUBSTATION Research
center
Open air
theater
SITE AREA -13 ACRE

MAIN
ROAD TO
MANGROL

SITE

FORM / DESIGN The plan of AVC is the parallel offset of site The form of building is circular in shape The form of structure is an attempt to
boundary and the form the horseshoe has central plaza for better connectivity create a iconic building in the context .
• CRITERIA FOR SELECTING THIS SITE
shape of the Ajanta caves between museum
ROAD APPROACHING SITE
• Nearer to the crater
IDEOLOGY The idea of an architect was to create an Concept behind the project was to create Concept was to develop a lonar as a tourist
• Nearer to the settlement , services water and
electricity are available easily
impression of a actual heritage site into the an significant mark to the event that hub . The project is an attempt to increase
• Connected to the main road which further visitor centre so that visitors can get a slight happened in history . The whole project is tourist footfall by creating better facilities
connect national highway idea of actual site . science park .

FACILITIES AVC has many modern tourist facilities one
ROAD APPROACHING CRATER of them is green bus station to provide
SITE IMAGES sustainable approach to the site
Climate responsive strategies does help the
centre to protect the actual heritage
monument
AAVISHAY SCHOOL
A science museum to interpret the history
and evolution of crater
Research institute with repository and
laboratories
Galleries for edutainment purpose
Observatory , planetarium to depict the
space related resemblance of the crater ,
resort , restaurant and cafeterias for
visitors
Research centre and laboratories for
scientists

INFERENCEES 1.Contextual planning , use of local
VIEW OF CRATER materials , site considerations
2.Interpretation of caves
3.More than sufficient facilities with
variations like open and closed seating for
cafétaria
4.Form based design , circulation through
single corridor
5. Climate responsive and sustainable
design .
1. The building act as an individual 1.Significant initiative to promote the
structure even if present in the tourism
complex 2. Will stand as an inspiration for others to
2. The complex overall represents the create a tourist facility near abandoned
event happened after the crater heritage /geological sites
formation 3. Provides better tourist facility ,
3. Interpretation of crater formation 4.Development along the rim of crater
4. Along with the museum it has 5.Building structure highlights in
research institute and repository contextual manner
5. function follows form in design of 6.Building don’t have any new technique
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RESEARCH COMPONENT –COSMIC ARCHITECTURE
COSMIC ARCHITECTURE JAWAHAR KALA KENDRA , JAIPUR
• COSMIC ARCHITECTURE IS THE ARCHITECTURE WHICH IS
RELEVANCE OF COSMIC ARCHITECTURE
BASED UPON THE ASTRONOMICAL CONCEPTS.
1. JAWAHAR KALA KENDRA , JAIPUR
• THROUGH THE COSMIC ASPECT WE CAN INTRODUCE A
PRACTICAL TOUCH TO THE HISTORY WHICH IS BASED UP ON
THE OBJECTIVITY.
• ACCORDING TO THE VAASTU SHASTRA, THE STRUCTURE OF
THE BUILDING REFLECTS THE EMERGENCE OF COSMIC
ORDER OUT OF.

• BEFORE THE TECHNOLOGICAL ERA, OUR ANCESTORS BUILD FORGOTTEN

STRUCTURES LIKE MEGALITHS TO MARK THE RISING AND SETTING KNOWLEDGE
POINTS OF SUN, MOON, AND OTHER PLANETS, WHICH MADE A
VASTU
HUGE DIFFERENCE IN THEIR LIFE.
PURUSH
• THEY LIVED IN CAVES, ORIENTED DIRECTIONS FOR MAXIMUM USE SCIENTIFIC
MANDAL
OF SUNLIGHT IN THEIR DAY TO DAY LIVES. APPLICATI
A
ON OF
VASTSHAS
• HENCE, THE CONCEPT OF CULTURE OR RELIGION SAW THE TRA TODAYS ASTRO
CELESTIAL BODIES AS GODS AND STARTED PRAYING TO THEM INDIA SPACE • SIGNIFICANCE OF THE VASTU SHASTRA
FOR BETTERMENT IN THEIR LIVES WHICH IS WHY, MOST OF THE • THE VAASTU
OBSERVA • VASTU SHASTRA IS EFFECTIVE BASED ON ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE
ANCIENT OBSERVATORIES ARE KNOWN AS TEMPLES AND THE SHASTRA DATES TO
TORY SCIENCE OF BUILDING A HOUSING PLACE OR ANY STRUCTURE TO
DATA KEEPERS WERE THE PRIESTS. VEDIC TIMES AND IS
ASTRO ASTRO ENSURE THAT PEACE AND HARMONIOUS BENEFITS CONTINUE TO
CLOSELY ASSOCIATED
CULTURE TOURISM FLOW IN THE PROPERTY.
WITH HINDU
• OUR ANCESTORS WITH THE KNOWLEDGE OF COSMOS MYTHOLOGY. IT IS
• IT IS THE SCIENCE OF ARCHITECTURE BASED ON ITS NATURE OF
FOUND OUT A WAY TO BUILD STRUCTURES TO MAKE THE BASED ON 5 MAIN
PROMOTING DESIGN CONCEPTS REGARDING DIRECTION-SPECIFIC
OBSERVATIONS MORE EFFICIENT. PLANETAR ELEMENTS. THESE
I.S.R.O STUDY ASSOCIATED WITH STRUCTURES.
IUMS ARE AAKASH
(HEAVEN), VAYU
• VASTU PRINCIPLES OF THIS SCIENCE RENDER GROWTH, PEACE,
(WIND), JAL (WATER),
PROSPERITY AND WELLBEING TO OUR LIFE.
AGNI (FIRE) AND
According to the Vastu Shastra, the entire universe comprises of Panchabhuta or Five Elements: BHOOMI (EARTH).

THE
FIRE
(AGNI)
EARTH
THE SKY (PRUTHVI)
(AKASH )

PANCHBHU
TA
THE WATER • VASTU PURUSHA WAS DEFEATED BY 45 DEITIES
AIR (JAL) MOUNTED IN DIFFERENT POSITIONS ON VASTU
(VAYU) PURUSHA. EACH PART WAS GOLD BY RESPECTIVE
GODS AFTER WHICH THE DIRECTIONS AND ENERGIES
GET THEIR NAME.
RELEVANCE OF COSMIC ARCHITECTURE
1. AJANTA ELLORA CAVES
• THE OUTER SECTOR OF THE VASTU PURUSHA Cave orientations and details of directions and sunrise -
MANDALA HAS 32 GODS, WHILE THE INNER sunset points. The shaded bands around East and West
SIDE HAS 13 GODS TO SUPPRESS THE MAN. mark the maximum drift of the Sun due to its annual
movement. The blue oval marks the caves of the early
period while the other circles mark caves of the later period.
• THE PRESENCE OF THESE DEITIES ADDS
ENERGIES TO YOUR LIFE AND IMPROVES THE
OVERALL QUALITY OF YOUR LIVING.

• THAT IS WHY PEOPLE FOLLOW THE VASTU PURUSHA MANDALA BEFORE BUILDING THEIR HOUSE TO NOT
UPSET THE DEITIES IN THAT AREA. WHEN YOU FOLLOW THE ENTIRE 9X9 CHART GUIDELINE THOROUGHLY

• YOU ARE PLEASING THE DEITIES, IN RETURN, THEY GIVE YOU WEALTH, HEALTH, AND A HAPPY LIFESTYLE
FOREVER

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SITE ANALYSIS
• GEOLOGICAL SITES IN INDIA • GEOLOGICAL MAP OF RAJASTHAN • ACCESIBILITY • SITE CONTEXTUAL MAP -

FLAT LAND
TO KOTA GOPALPURA ASNAWAR
TAGARIYA SETTLEMENT
DHANI
FARM LAND
TO AAGRA CRATER CRATER
BISLAI SURROUNDING
CRATER

FLAT LAND
VILLAGE
BOUNDARY ARJUNPURA THANA
RAMGARH FARM LAND
ROADS

WATER SITE
TO JAIPUR BODY PARBATI
WETLAND/WATERBODY RIVER

•
•

VEGETATION

SOIL,ROCKS
• CLIMATIC ANALYSIS- TEMPERATURE , WIND , RAINFALL AND WEATHER • SITE ANALYSIS- SUN ANALYSIS

WATER BODIES
Hottest Month May (34 °C avg)

Coldest Month January (17 °C avg)

Wettest Month July (332.1 mm avg) +- NORTH

+
PARBATI RIVER RAMGARH LAKE SAAG TREE
Windiest Month June (3 km/h avg)

Annual precip. 959.3 mm (per year) ORIENTATION

TEMPLES
FAUNA
ELEMENT

WEST EAST
SUN ANALYSIS , DECEMBER MONTH

BUFFER • APPROACH TO SUSTAIANIBILITY • ARCHITECTURE STYLE

ENVELOPE OF BUILDING SERVICE HOT WATER AND

PUMPING
- +-
1.Building envelope, including
thermal performance Water heating and pumping
systems, including
SOUTH requirements for walls, roofs,
and windows requirements for solar hot-
WIND ANALYSIS
water systems.

• PASSIVE DESIGN STRATEGIES THE BUILDING SYSTEMS IN WHICH ECBC CAN BE APPLICABLE ARE:
HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR
FEW COMMON DESIGN ELEMENTS THAT DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY AFFECT THERMAL COMFORT CONDITIONING (HVAC)
CONDITION AND THEREBY THE ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN A BUILDING HVAC system, including energy
performance of chillers and air
distribution systems.
Shading of • LOCAL CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
ANNUAL TEMPERATURE GRAPH ANNUAL RAINFALL GRAPH window and
wall surface Lighting —
• INFERENCES –SOLUTION FOR HOT AND DRY CLIMATE by jaali TRADITIONAL COURTYARD Lighting system, including
screens. daylighting, and lamps and
luminaire performance
Shading of MODERN COURTYARD requirements
building
surface by COURTYARD
vegetation. Daylight and ventilation • EXISTING SERVICES AT SITE
• VERNACULAR APPROACH
1.Main source of water is parbati river and
Shading of dam
building surface Sewage treatment is done by biogas method
by surface Heat gain and release Electric substation for each individual
texture settlement

Shading of
building
surface by
architectural Evaporative cooling
projections.

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DETAIL DESIGN PROGRAM
• OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAM • AREA PROGRAM
• USER ANALYSIS

1.LOCAL INHABITANTS AND PILGRIMS

APPROXIMATE AREA CALCULATION FOR THE PROGRAM ACCORDING TO
THE CAPACITY OF USERS AND REQUIREMENT OF SPACE
The person who enter the crater for To manifest the experience of the site and its related histories and implementing architectural interventions that become devices for
subsistence purposes or for worship. It is
estimated that average of 40 to 50 persons perceiving and experiencing the site.
enter the crater each day. About 5000
persons visit the Bhand Deora temple during
Kartik Purnima
To provide a means of facilitating education, awareness, and enjoyment of one of the state's prime geological heritage sites and
consequently ensure that the fragile environment be protected against damage and destruction and therefore be preserved in its
NATURE LOVERS , RESEARCHERS
entirety.

Ramgarh crater is known more amongst the

academicians and researchers than the
general tourists. Researchers with interest in To investigate the potential of the architectural intervention to act as facilitator and income generator for the site and the immediate
geology. ecology, and hydrology have been
visiting crater In the recent times, GS and community.
other institute/ body are conducting research
work at the crater
To ensure minimal impact on the natural environment by minimizing the potential ecological footprint caused by the construction by

LOCAL/ FOREIGN VISITORS integrating sustainable design and construction, integrating inclusive design principles, considering the use of materials, natural
heating, cooling, lighting, and other methods, as well as utilizing the local workforce.

Local and foreign visitors has their major

interest towards exploring the temples and
lake. the storytelling process will help visitors Understanding the user groups and associate requirements for activities to analyze program with the understanding of surroundings.
to understand better about the geological
events that has been happened.

To explore various aspects of destination to serve people with diversified needs and interest

Holidays, Leisure & Recreation 62.8

Pilgrimage/Religious Activity 21.6
Research/Education 15.6

User percentage
holiday
CONFERENCE
OFFICES DINING
religious SPIRITUAL GEOLOGICAL
TEMPLE MUSEUM
WORKSHOP GALLERIES
research/educ AREA RESEARCH
ation CENTRE
ADMIN
RESEARCH KITCHEN
Age group Overnight visitors Same day Visitors GALLERY
RECEPTION
WAITING
RESTAURANT
(In percentage) (In percentage) (in percentage) PRAYER MICROBIAL
HALL TEMPLE
15-24 Years 28.2 22.2 LIBRARY SOVEINEIR
REPLICA
SHOPS
ARCHEOLO
25-34 Years 31.5 30.4 GICAL STORAGE
35-44 Years 29.6 34.7
INFORMATION SPACE
45-60 Years 6.9 9.8 CENTRE MUSEUM
>60 Years 3.8 2.9
STONE
GALLERY IMPACTS OF
Day visitors Information, education, interaction, refreshment. MOON 2BHK ROOM
Researchers Research documentation, workshop, accommodation PLANETARIUM ACCOMODATION
RAMGARH MUSEUM
TOURIST RESORT
Spiritual community Contemplative environment, silence, crater access
AV HALL IMPACTS OF
Educational Education information, refreshments, accommodation GUIDE
ROOM EARTH
community
CRATER
Immediate Education, economic empowerment BIODIVERSITY GALLERY DORMITORY
SKY THETER
surrounding

community HISTORY TIMELINE

CRATER HALL
MUSEUM
GALLERY TOILET
STORAGE

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