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• Delhi College of Art, established in 1942 under the arts department of the Delhi College

of Engineering now the Delhi Technological University (DTU), is an art college for


advanced training in Visual Art i.e. Creative and Applied Art, under the Faculty of Music &
Fine Art, University of Delhi, and run by Government of NCT Delhi. It is situated on Tilak
Marg, New Delhi.
DELHI COLLEGE OF ART NEW DELHI, INDIA
Client - University of Delhi
Established- 1942
Phase-ii Architect - Ar. Satish Gujral (2008)
Site Area - 1650 sq.mt. (i.e approx. 3 acres )
Total Built-up Area - 13570 sq.mt.
Project Cost - Rs. 8.5 million (1994)
Intakes - 300
students Courses - Painting, Sculpture, Applied Art, Photography, Art History,
Print Making, Mural Weaving, Installation, Visual Communication
 location
• Delhi Collage of Art is located on Tilak Marg New Delhi in front Of
Supreme Court.

• Access is from South east side of the campus. Site is irregular in shape
and is surrounded by Lady Irwin College and Iran Embassy. Located
in Lutyen’s Delhi.
SITE PLANNING
The access is through a 4 Lane 24.0m wide road.
The site was a flat land.
Levels are created in landscape.
Block Placement forms courtyard which provides diffuse light but not
acting as interactive spaces.
PARKING
• Both covered and open parking is provided
• Road side parking in front of the auditorium and Art gallery.
• No signage Two wheeler parking were provided for parking.

Two wheeler parking   Parking in front of auditorium


MATERIALS
• STRUCTURE – R.C.C and brick walls.
• CLADDING – Exposed Brick tile and ACP cladding in exterior
interior white paint.
• FLOORING - different floor finishes are used in different areas – kota
stone, Terrazo , Red sand stone in landscape and Terrazo floor finish in
classrooms and Workshops.
ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION
 FAÇADE TREATMENT
• One of the striking features of the building is the façade, which convey the contradictory sense of
immobility as well as flexibility. The building acquires its overall finish in its outer façade in grey
colored grit with grooves breaking the surface. The exteriors are uniformly finished in grit, the interiors
come in as a surprise, with composition of white, grey, and greens of the court. A grey mass puncture the
undulating surfaces and the skyline formed by steps and terraces give a unique character to the building.

WINDOWS
• An interesting part is the use of jharokhas of traditional architecture to new materials and expression.
Their asymmetrical placement bears an incomplete look.

TORN PAPER AESTHETICS


• As a gesture to the evolution from the concept of ruins, the architect has used the elements of tearing a
stone wall slowly generating starkly colored bands and finishing in grit.
Durgapur Urban Haat
INTRODUCTION
• it has been built with an aim to promote tourism, culture and craft creation all under one roof, the urban-haat concept is actually a
centrally sponsored scheme that was taken into consideration in 2008-09 fiscal year.

• The other cities like santiniketan, kolkata and siliguri are also in the pipeline to be projected as the prime four urban haats of the state.

• Calculating the initial capital cost of around rs 3 crore for each of the urban haat, out of which 70 per cent was supposed by the center)
durgapur-haat similar to delhi haat.

• The durgapur-haat provides direct marketing facilities to artisans and weavers, of course by eliminating middlemen.

• Along with the hat, there are several others join in it like amusement park and food joints under the same campus.

• The haat will also be equipped with an open-air theatre, outdoor stalls, exhibitions stalls, water body with fountain, underground
reservoir, souvenir shops, paved spaces, car parking meant for the artisans and art-lovers of durgapur.
Location

Site Plan
Zones

North - West North - East

South - East South - West


AVAILABILITIES

• 24 OUTDOOR STALLS • 25 KIOSK • 4 BIG FOOD STALLS 12 BIG COVERED


STALLS • 20 SMALL COVERED STALLS • 2 BIG EXHIBITION HALLS • 1
SOUVENIR SHOP 4 TICKET BOOTH 4+4 MALE AND FEMALE TOILETS..
PARKING FOR 96 CARS
• The architect has played a lot with the levels in the hat. Hence this has
made the circulation very interesting.

• • The flooring is of interlocking tiles of different colors.


• The parking can accumulate upto 96 cars.

• • The parking covers the perimeter of the haat.

• Since the haat is accessible from all the four sides. Such a parking
style is feasible.

• 6.4m wide road is available next to the parking. And the cars are
parked at 45'.The parking can accumulate upto 96 cars.
• • The parking covers the perimeter of the haat.

• Since the haat is accessible from all the four sides. Such a parking
style is feasible.

• 6.4m wide road is available next to the parking. And the cars are
parked at 45'.
• DISPLAY

• The shops have minimal products on display.

• Since the haat is very new some kiosks are vacant.

• • No temporary stalls are in the hat.


FACULTY OF FINE ARTS JAMIA MILLIA
ISLAMIA, DEHLI

1. LOCATION -
▪️Approachable from maulana
Mohammed ali jauhar marg
Site planning -
▪️climate - humid subtropical
▪️topography - flat land
▪️slope - towards yamuna
river
▪️Area - 254 acres
New block plan
showing large rooms
Plan new block with
large studio space

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