MULTI PURPOSE COMMUNITY

HALL WITH WOMEN WELFARE

CENTRE
JAYACHANDRAN J
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ARA0806 - RURAL DESIGN STUDIO - DOCUMENTATION & DESIGN PROPOSAL
 NEWLANDS COMMUNITY CENTRE
COMMUNITY CENTER
WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND

Architects: CCM Architects: Spencer Holmes Structural,

Michael Stretton Building Services
 LITERATURE CASE STUDY
NEWLANDS COMMUNITY CENTRE
Facilities and Amenities:*
As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, I do not have specific information on the "Newlands Community Centre" in Wellington, New Zealand.
However, I can provide you with a general template for conducting a case study on a community center like this one:
- Describe the physical facilities and amenities available
*Title: Case Study of Newlands Community Centre, Wellington, New Zealand*
at the center. This could
include meeting rooms, event spaces, recreational areas, libraries, or any other
*1. Introduction:*
features.
- Provide an overview of the Newlands Community Centre, its location, and its role within the community.
*2. Background:*
Sustainability
- Explore the history of the community center, including Initiatives:
when it was established and its initial purpose.

- Explore any sustainability or environmental *3. Objectives:* initiatives implemented by the center,
- Define the objectives and mission of the Newlands Community Centre. What goals does it aim to achieve for the community?
such as energy-efficient practices or green spaces.
*4. Facilities and Amenities:*
- Describe the physical facilities and amenities available Programs
at the center. Thisand Activities:
could include
features.
meeting rooms, event spaces, recreational areas, libraries, or any other

- Detail the various programs and activities

*5. Programs offered by the center. Highlight any
and Activities:*
special events or ongoing initiatives that contribute to community engagement.
- Detail the various programs and activities offered by the center. Highlight any special events or ongoing initiatives that contribute to community engagement.
*6. Community Impact:*
- Discuss the impact of the Newlands Community Centre Community
on the local community. Impact:
Include stories or testimonials from community members, if available.

- Discuss the impact of the Newlands Community

*7. Inclusivity and Accessibility:* Centre on the local community.
- Assess the center's efforts to be inclusive and accessible to all members of the community, including those with disabilities.
Include stories or testimonials from community
*8. Sustainability Initiatives:* members, if available.
- Explore any sustainability or environmental initiatives implemented by the center, such as energy-efficient practices or green spaces.
*9. Challenges and Solutions:*
- Identify any challenges or obstacles faced by the Newlands Community Centre and how they have been addressed or mitigated.
*10. Community Engagement:*
- Describe the ways in which the center engages with the local community, including partnerships with local organizations and government agencies.
*11. Future Plans:*
- Discuss any future expansion or development plans for the center and how these align with the evolving needs of the community.
*12. Conclusion:*
- Summarize the key takeaways from the case study and the overall significance of the Newlands Community Centre within the Wellington community.
*13. References:*
- Include a list of sources and references used in the case study.
Please note that you may need to conduct further research and gather specific data to complete this case study, as community centers can change and evolve over
time. Additionally, information beyond September 2021 may not be available to me.
 SITE CHOOSEN

THIS SITE IS LOCATED IN NORTH DIRECTION OF

THEISVILLAGE
THE SITE CLOSE TO THE
PALACE
RATION SHOP IS THE
NEARBY BUILDING FOR
THE SITE
 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
HALLOW BLOCKS
BRICKS
RCC STRUCTURE
CEMENT AND RED OXIDE FLOORING
 NEEDS & SOLUTION :

MARRIAGE HALL IN PURAVIPALAYAM DOES NOT GIVE MUCH

FACILITY AND IT ALSO HAS A HIGH RENT
BECAUSE OF THIS THE PEOPLE OF PURAVIPALAYAM WOULD
REQUIRE A MARRIAGE HALL
THIS MARRIAGE CAN ALSO FUNCTION AS A WOMEN WELFARE
CENTRE (SEWING MACHINE SCHEME) AS THIS CAN PROMOTE AND
PROTECT THE WELFARE OF WOMEN AND CAN BE A SOURCE OF
INCOME.
USED AS SHELTER DURING NATURAL CALAMITIES
USED FOR POLITICAL MEETINGS AND WELFARE CENTRE
WEDDING, BABYSHOWER, PUBERTY FUNCTIONS
 BUILDING USES

Versatility: Multi-space community halls often feature flexible layouts that can be
adapted for different purposes. This versatility allows them to host a wide range of
events, from meetings and workshops to concerts and sports activities.
Meeting Rooms: They typically have multiple meeting rooms of various sizes to
accommodate different group sizes and types of gatherings, making them suitable for
community organizations and clubs.
Event Spaces: These halls often include larger event spaces or auditoriums that can be
used for performances, presentations, and community celebrations.
Recreational Areas: Some multi-space community halls may have recreational areas,
such as indoor sports courts or fitness facilities, promoting physical well-being and
community engagement.
Community Kitchen: A shared kitchen area can be a valuable addition, allowing for
cooking classes, community meals, and catering for events.
Cultural and Arts Spaces: Some multi-space community halls incorporate dedicated
Green Spaces: Outdoor green spaces or gardens can enhance the overall community experience
and provide a place for relaxation and outdoor activities.
Technology Integration: Modern multi-space community halls often feature advanced
audiovisual equipment, Wi-Fi connectivity, and other technology to support a variety of
activities, including presentations and digital workshops.
Inclusivity: These spaces should prioritize inclusivity by providing accessible facilities for
people with disabilities and considering the needs of diverse community members.
Community Engagement: Community involvement is key, and such halls should actively
engage with local residents and organizations to ensure that their programming and services
meet the community's evolving needs.
Sustainability: Many multi-space community halls incorporate sustainability practices, such as
energy-efficient design and eco-friendly initiatives, to minimize their environmental impact.
Programming and Events: Regularly scheduled events, workshops, and activities should be
designed to cater to a wide range of interests and age groups, fostering a sense of community.
Community Partnerships: Collaboration with local government, non-profits, schools, and
businesses can enhance the resources and support available to the community hall.
 WOMEN WELFARE CENTRE

Skill Development: Sewing machines provide an opportunity for skill development. Individuals using
the machines can learn valuable sewing and tailoring skills, which can be used for personal use or as a
source of income.

Income Generation: For individuals facing financial challenges, the ability to sew can lead to income
generation opportunities. They can take on sewing projects, repair clothing, or even start small
businesses, providing a means to support themselves and their families.

Resourcefulness: Sewing machines encourage resourcefulness and self-sufficiency. People can mend
and alter their own clothing, reducing the need for frequent replacements and saving money.

Community Building: Sewing classes and workshops can bring people together within the welfare
center. It creates a sense of community as individuals share their skills and knowledge, fostering
connections among participants.

Clothing Assistance: In some cases, welfare centers can use sewing machines to repair or alter donated
clothing, ensuring that the items are in good condition and fit properly before distributing them to
those in need.
Customization: Sewing machines enable customization of clothing and other fabric items.
This can be especially beneficial for individuals with unique needs, such as those with
disabilities who require adaptive clothing.

Creative Expression: Sewing allows for creative expression. It gives individuals an outlet for
creativity and self-expression through fabric choices, patterns, and designs.

Sustainable Practices: Promoting sewing and clothing repair aligns with sustainable practices
by reducing the demand for new clothing production and minimizing textile waste.

Training Programs: Welfare centers can offer sewing and tailoring training programs that
lead to certification or employability, helping participants find job opportunities in the
fashion or textile industry.

Donation-Based Initiatives: Sewing machines can be used in donation-based initiatives,

where volunteers create clothing items or fabric goods to distribute to those in need, such as
blankets, masks, or school uniforms.