CEPT

(Centre for environmental planning and technology)

CD

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 LOCATION AND CLIMATE CD
• LOCATION – AHEMDABAD

• YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION –1961

• CONSTRUCTION TYPE – exposed brick

and concrete.

• CLIMATE– tropical, hot and dry in

summers.

• TEMPERATURE - 10-45

• BUILT UP AREA- 8000 sqm

• SITE AREA - 36421.70 sqm

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 SITE PLAN CD
CEPT has 4 schools :-

• SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

• SCHOOL OF PLANNING

• SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN

• SCHOOL OF BUILDING
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

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 BY LAWS/ BUILDING REGULATIONS CD
• Minimum area of building unit for educational institute shall be
2000.00sq.mt.
• Setbacks
• Open Spaces The minimum width of any interior open air spaces which is
used for light or ventilation of the room, smaller side of it shall not be less
than,
• For low rise building -1.8m
• For high rise building -3.0m
• Height of building floor minimum height of floors in building at any point
shall be 3 meters. Provided that in case of folded roof the min height of 3
M shall be measured from lowest point of fold. Provided that for veranda,
bathroom , store room, stair cabin minimum height of 2m.

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS CD

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CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT CD

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EXTERNAL CIRCULATION AND PLANNING CD

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MATERAILS AND FENESTRATIONS CD

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INTERIOR SPACES CD

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URBAN SPACES CD

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STRUCTURAL SYSTEM CD

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PUNJAB UNIVERSITY CD

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LOCATION CD
•It is located in sector 14, Chandigarh.
• It has three entrance gates.
• First is on the Madhya marg.
• Second entrance is on Vidya path.
• Third entrance is on Udyog path.

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BUILDING BY LAWS CD
•Exposed brickwork with concrete facade as a building material.

• Ground coverage= 40%

• Height=36’-0” to 57’-6”

• Parking norms: 4ECS for 100 sq. metre of covered area.

• Surface parking: minimum 20% of the site area.

• Minimum clear width of staircase: 1.8 metre

• Maximum FAR:1.5

• Height of boundary wall: up to 5’-11.5” (solid)

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CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT CD
PEDESTRAIN MOVEMENT

•Pedestrian movement is
separated from vehicular traffic.

•Pedestrian paths are along the

roads side which is 5’ wide.

•Width of road for vehicular

traffic from gate 1 is more wider
than gate 2.

•Two check post are given on

gate 1 and gate 2 to control
vehicular traffic .

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CIRCULATION AND PLANNING
The Campus
CD
The layout of two campuses of the
University has been conceived to meet
the academic, administrative,
sports/recreational, residential and other
requirements of a growing University.

To make it self-contained, infrastructural

facilities like its own Shopping Centre,
Health Centre, Bank, Post office,
Swimming Pool, Gymnasium, Sports
Grounds, Botanical Gardens, well
maintained parks, Open Air Theatre,
Guest Houses, Faculty House, Seminar
Complexes, Alumni House, Community
Centre and a school, have been
provided.

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 CIRCULATION AND PLANNING CD
• A cluster of prominent buildings like the
Gandhi Bhawan Fine Arts Museum
Gandhi Bhawan, the Fine Arts Museum,
the University Library and the Student
Centre form the hub of social interaction.
• The three-winged structure of the Gandhi
Bhawan, considered the pride of the
University, is its most artistic building.
• The Fine Arts Museum, with its series of
small galleries arranged around a
courtyard, each gallery having a
hyperbolic parabolic roof (umbrella
shaped), is not only an architectural but
a structural marvel as well.
• The University Library, another key
building, in the Sector 14 Campus is an
RCC framed structure with red sandstone
veneers. University Library

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 URBAN SPACES CD
• The Student Centre, with its circular
base and a ramp pulsating around its
cylindrical body, is another landmark
building.
• The student centre is the hub of
students' activities – academic, cultural,
social and political – besides being a
favourite eating and hanging out zone
for students.
• The Students' Council organises youth
festivals, both national and
international, academic debates,
literary and cultural events and
educational tours.

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 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS CD
• Plantation of trees are done along the
road side as a shading device for
pedestrians and vehicle also.

• There is a rose garden near the entry of

gate 1.

• Open spaces around every blocks

(institutional/recreational /residential)
are provided.

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 PUNJAB ENGINEERING COLLEGE (P.E.C.) CD
• Architect: Pierre Jeannere Satnam Namita & Associates
(Masterplan- 2010)
DCPL (New Academic Block-2016 and Proposed Buildings)
Architecture: PEC was designed in Pierre’s signature style
• Le Corbusier, who developed Chandigarh's master plan in
1951, got CCA & PEC established as a part of the Chandigarh
Experiment.
• Punjab Engineering College (PEC) having its roots in Lahore as
Mugalpura Engineering College since 1921, towards the end of December
1953, the college moved to its present campus in 1953 as PEC to function
under Govt. of Punjab.
• There are 9 Departments and 4 Centres of Excellence

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LOCATION, SURROUNDINGS AND TOPOGRAPHY
•CAMPUS DESIGN- Punjab Engineering College
CD
deemed University.
•LOCATION-The college is situated in Sector 12
at the north end of Chandigarh.
•SITE AREA- 146 ACRES
•TOPOGRAPHY- Chandigarh is located in the
foothills of the Shivalik hill ranges in the north,
which form a part of the fragile Himalayan
ecosystem.
•CLIMATIC CONDITIONS-Chandigarh enjoys an extreme climate with hot summers
(March to June) and chilly winters (November to February). The monsoon season,
though pleasant in the evenings, is humid during the daytime.
•Winter temperature: 4-14°C
Summer temperature: 37-44°C
Annual rainfall: around 111.4 cm
Monsoon season: July – September
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PLANNING AND CIRCULATION CD
Site Zoning

•The campus has an old campus and a

new campus.
•Masterplan is divided into two parts:
Institutional complex and Residential Area.

Circulation Pattern
-Circulation in PEC is through two major
roads
1. Peripheral
2. Internal
•Separate accesses are provided for the institutional complex and the residential
area.
•The lush green campus has restricted motorized vehicular movement.

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CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT CD

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LANDSCAPE CD
• Plantation of trees are done
along the road side as a
shading device for pedestrians
and vehicle also.
• Open spaces around every
blocks (institutional/recreational
/residential) are provided.

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STRUCTURAL SYSTEM CD
Grid sixe- 20’ x 20’ (Academic Block and Library)
Area Statement
Institutional
• Ground Coverage Area- 5,40,209 Sq.m
Residential
• Ground Coverage Area- 4,16,025 Sq.m
Commercial
• Ground Coverage Area- 16,826 Sq.m

TOTAL GROUND F.A.R.

COVERAGE

INSTITUTIONAL 13.5 Acre 0.11

RESIDENTIAL 15.78 Acre 0.37
COMMERCIAL 0.38 Acre 0.045

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