CHITKARA SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE

URBAN DESIGN
STAGE 1
Sector 43 Chandigarh

Submitted by-
- Nikita Dhingra
- Sanchari Majumdar
- Tushar Bajaj
- Akanksha Chugh
- Samata Mahajan
- Shristy Singh
- Shubhkarman Singh
- Meghna Kapila
- Mahima Arora
- Swati Arora
- Anam Sheikh
Case Study from Secondary Source
DLF CYBER HUB:
• Project type: commercial
• Developers: DLF
• Project area : 37000 sq. m ~ 9 acres
• Includes shops, food outlets, office building and
plazas.
• Topography : flat land
• Estimated footfall : 20,000.
Introduction:
Cyber hub is based on a unique concept that basically is
socialising zone which further has food and entertainment
at its core. However, it is the ambience that makes
cyberhub an unapparelled experience and acts an ideal
destination for art and culture exhibition.

Cyberhub serves as a recreation area dlf phase 2 (majorly

cyber city) and a major sub city centre for Gurugram.
Location:
• The site is located in Gurugram and is mainly accessed
by national highway 8.
• Part of the central business district project (cyber city)

Gurugram

Wind rose diagram

Sun diagram (summer) Sun diagram (winter) Cyber city

 Master plan Cyber Hub:

Cyber hub
(sub-city
centre)

Entrance
Food
outlets
Connecting Food
passage kiosks

amphitheatre
Blow up plan cyber hub:

Food outlets
Entrance
Connecting
passage Food kiosks

amphitheatre
Site vicinities and circulation:

INFRENCES:
• Street pattern is followed • Staircase is provided after every 8 shop aspect (shops)
• plots for offices/shops in a continuous row along the pedestrian according to norms (min) provided large 25’x40’ 20’x66’
plazas, which are 3 storey high. medium 10’x 24’ 15’x 30’ small shops 15’x10’
• Shops cover 2 floors of the building block.
• Large distance between opposite shops sufficient to cater crowd
Map of Sector- 43, Chandigarh
Base Map of Sector- 43, Chandigarh
Existing Land Use Map as per Master Plan
Proposed Land Use Map as per Master Plan
Land Use Map as per Field Survey

HOSPICE
Building Use Map as per Field Survey

INSTITUTIONAL SPACES
 Evolution of Historical Background of area

Phase –I Chandigarh Phase- II

Development of quarters by
Area of sector 43 was Chandigarh
Housing Subsidy Authority
acquired by 5 villages Govt. proposed sector
31 to 47

Quarters came to be of 2013 2008- ISBT

private as well as govt. Judicial Complex came into To control the traffic of inter-
owned housing units function state buses within city
along with a commercial
belt on the periphery.
__________________ARCHITECTURAL CONTROLS_________________________
Regulations Chandigarh

1. Façade Control No there is no façade control on residential houses. There

are some set of bye laws followed in balconies but no
façade control.

2. Use of land In some places the land use proposed was open green
areas next to residential areas but the quarters have tools
over these small areas by creating false fencing and
allocating the space.

3. Fall architectural control It was for commercial and residential.

4. Control over arteries roads All the V4, V5, V6 roads were being used according to the
purpose.
5. Height restrictions
It was followed in residential buildings.
Thank You