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An Airport Terminal

 An Airport comprises many varied structures that facilitate passenger


and cargo movement, maintenance, and aircraft control, and other
structures that provide for auxiliary support functions.
 The design involves planning volumes of airport terminal spaces
functionally and aesthetically, reducing the delay in time taken during
checking and security processes and other design considerations
meeting the current and future passengers usage per annum by
providing master plans.
 Overall increasing the efficiency of volumes with support facilities, By
virtue turning into a Landmark for migration with in and out the
nation.
I. Scale of the Project: 23 million passengers p/a.
II. Is it a Live project or a Hypothetical one?
 It is a live project.
 The site will be located at Sriperumbudhur of 4800 acres.
 Site details are yet to be received from AAI.
III. Book References:
 The Modern Airport Terminal, Brian Edwards.
 Planning and Design of Airports, Horonieff Mckelvey (Measi
library).
 Aerodrome Design and Operations (7th Edition).
 Airport Passenger Terminal Planning and Design (National
Academy of Sciences).
IV. Live Case Studies:
 Chennai International Airport – (Better understanding of people
usage as proposed site in Chennai. Good access to information)
 Chathrapathi Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai. (Similar city
of Chennai with huge population, closely relatable to Chennai’s
air traffic)
V. Specialized Area of Study
 Energy efficiency (Further specialization would be confirmed
after case studies)

VI. Book Reference for the above


 Sustainability in Airport Design (National Academy of Sciences)
 Energy Efficiency in Architecture (Measi library)
 Alternative Energy Systems in Building Designs (Measi library)
 Dean Hawkes, “Energy Efficient Buildings: Architecture,
Engineering and Environment”, W.W. Norton & Company, 2002.
 Fuller Moore,“Environmental Control Systems”, McGraw Hill INC
1. Multi-specialty Hospital
 A Multi-specialty Hospital comprises of various specialties integrated
along with various services, having the functionality as the main
criteria for design.
 Hospital is a space where healing happens not only through medicines,
even architectural ambience plays role in it.
 Specialties
Cardiology
Oncology
Surgery
Pediatrics
Surgery
Radiology
Neurology
Gynaecology
Pathology
Neonatalogy
I. Scale of the Project:
 600 beds (will be confirmed after study according to the site)
II. Is it a Live project or a Hypothetical one?
 It is a live project.
 The site will be located at anyone of the major cities in South
India.
 Site details are yet to be received.
III. Book References:
 Planning and design of hospitals and other facilities.
 Hospital Architecture.
IV. Specialized Area of Study
 Services (Further specialization would be confirmed after case
studies)
V. Book Reference for the above
 Hospital services and functions.
2. Chennai Habitat centre
Habitat centre is a commercial building with all auxiliary facilities along with
an environment where the regional flora and fauna can grow, creating a inter-
related living merging with nature, with energy efficiency.
Requirements
 Commercial offices
 Convention centre
 Auditorium
 Restaurants
 And Regional Habitat spaces
I. Scale of the Project:
 1,00,000 sq. m total built up area.
II. Is it a Live project or a Hypothetical one?
 It is a hypothetical site located in Chennai.
III. Book References:
 Commercial planning guidelines.
 Convention centres and Auditorium.
IV. Live Case Studies:
 India habitat centre, New Delhi.
 Trade centre, Nandambakkam, Chennai.
V. Specialized Area of Study
 Natural Habitat in a Human Habitat.
 Energy efficiency
VI. Book Reference for the above:
 Energy Efficiency in Architecture (Measi library)
 Alternative Energy Systems in Building Designs (Measi
library)
 Dean Hawkes, “Energy Efficient Buildings: Architecture,
Engineering and Environment”.
 Fuller Moore,“Environmental Control Systems”, McGraw Hill
INC

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