NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY

Sagrika Khatikhandka | 5th Year B.Arch | Sem-9 | L.T.I.A.D.S

Guided by :Prof. Niladwuti Chattopadhyay
 AIM
To design a fashion institute.
OBJECTIVES
Understanding the significant relationship of promoting fashion education
and making of a conducive learning environment to inspire the students.
 NEED FOR THE PROJECT:
 Bhopal is a city where its citizens give importance to exquisite culture and manners, yet is somewhat
underdeveloped.
 Many new institutes and other construction is taking place and carried out in the city.
 This thesis project will preserve the strength and development of the city Bhopal. This project will be
the result of combination of art, architecture and design, creating a landmark for the city like Bhopal.

 SCOPE:
 Interaction among people cannot be imposed,
but Architecture can provide an excellent
background and set the stage for the same
through design of interactive spaces and
holistic environment.
 To study and create such spaces in an
institution such that they derive maximum
benefit from the natural settings of the site,
the surrounding and hence the climate as
well.
 LIMITATIONS:
1. The buildings in capital city of Bhopal adhere to
the guidelines given in Madhya Pradesh Bhumi
Vikas Adhiniyam (Rules 1984), which states by
laws for cities in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
2. NIFT has casted its mission “To establish NIFT as
a centre of excellence in fashion business
education, a nodal agency for benchmarking
fashion education in India and apex body for
training of trainees in fashion business education”.
The NIFT strives to position itself as one of the
best fashion education institutions in the world.
 METHODOLOGY: INTRODUCTION OF PROJECT

PRIMARY STUDY:
LIVE CASE STUDY DATA COLLECTION
SECONDARY STUDY:

NET CASE STUDY

SITE STUDY AND ANALYSIS BOOK CASESTUDY
LIETRATURE STUDY

COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS
AREA CALCULATIONS

DESIGN CONCEPT
INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT
 INTRODUCTION:

Fashion implies creativity and time- an ever changing phenomenon. Hence

fashion design and display is essentially a theatrical setting with dramatic
effects.
In architectural terms- a spatial modulation of continuous movement in time and
space
It demands creativity and flair of art together with the technical knowledge base
vital to the masses.
 FASHION TREND FROM
1900 - 1990

Events in history
1990 have influenced and
changed the way
people have dressed
throughout time.
1980
FASHION TREND IN 1980-90 FASHION TREND IN 1900

FASHION TREND DURING

FASHION TREND IN 1970 WORLD WAR 2/1940 FASHION TREND IN 1920
 LINK BETWEEN :
ART AND ARCHITECTURE
 Architecture and fashion use the style to represent
time, character, attitude and feelings.

 Both subjects Fashion and Architecture also

perceive the change in a city, and show it: one does
so by “dressing bodies”, the other by dressing
places.

 The body can be seen and thought of as a machine,

a vehicle as well as a building. Therefore it could
be stated that dressing of an individual provides a
definition of personal space as do architectural
structures though they are bigger in sale.
 LINK BETWEEN :
ART AND ARCHITECTURE

 In this concept, it is widely accepted that fashion

and architecture relation started with the earliest
men who used the same material for their clothing
and for housing/shelter. This relationship has lead
closer connections between the two disciplines,
such as, both fields have commonalities in their
design process which makes them share the same
boundaries.

 Both Architect and Fashion designers aim to create

perfect, comfortable and beautiful forms for the
 NIFT:

National Institute of Fashion Technology was set up in 1986 at New Delhi by the
Ministry of Textiles, Government of India as a registered society under the Societies
Registration Act, 1860.The Institute has recently been conferred the statutory status
through the Act of Parliament called the NIFT Act 2006 for the promotion and
development of education and research in fashion technology and for matters
connected their with.
Today across the globe, NIFT is acknowledged as a premier institute for imparting in
various areas of fashion education including design, management and technology.
 THE VISION:
“To emerge as a centre of excellence and innovation proactively catalyzing
growth of fashion business through leadership in professional education with
concern for social and human values”.
To nurture such leaders the objectives of the NIFT include:
Create an environment of continuous learning with holistic interdisciplinary
appreciation of various components of value chain and the ground reality.
Empowering the crafts community to retain regional characteristics and position
their cultural identity in the global market.
Through its network of fifteen professionally managed centres, it has played a
leadership role in catalyzing the Indian fashion industry in adopting and
adapting new design methodologies, manufacturing technologies and
merchandising practices
CASE STUDIES
LIVE/NET STUDIES AND CONCLUSION:
CASE STUDIES:

LIVE CASE STUDIES: NET/BOOK CASE STUDIES:

 NIFT,Mumbai  NIFT,Delhi
 NID (National Institute Of The Design),  NIFT,BANGLORE
Ahmedabad  NIFT,Bhopal
 JAWAHAR KALA KENDRA, JAIPUR,
INDIA
 PEARL ACADEMY,JAIPUR
CONCLUSION OF THE CASE STUDIES:
One thing that is significant in all these institute is the attempt to make it
more interactive by addition of open/semi-open spaces like
auditoriums,amphitheatres,garden area etc.
Such attempt is made so as to create a holistic environment for the students.
All institutes have provided huge campuses some surrounded by trees and
plantations.
All the NIFT’s have tried to create it’s own different convenient and
developed environment in their own respective cities irrespective of the
location and despite of how under developed the surrounding area/city might
be.
After studying all these institute a clear idea of passive cooling method is
gained.
SITE
INTRODUCTION AND ANALYSIS:
SITE:
INTRODUCTION:
 Scenic beauty, rich history and modern urban planning
BHOPAL CITY:
combines together to bring out the charm of Bhopal. It
the second largest city and the capital of the Indian
state of Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal is known as the City
of Lakes as its landscape is dotted with a number of
lakes. Bhopal is located in central India on the Malwa
plateau. Bhopal city is divided into two cities as old
city and new city.

 The city is a naturally blessed with woody forests,

majestic hills and vibrant landscapes. Besides these
natural bliss, the man made lakes, reflect the twinkling
lights of city at night, which is a sight to be worth
watching.
INFRASTRUCTURE AND  Bhopal is located in the central part of India, and is
PROXIMITY: just north of the upper limit of theVindhya
mountain ranges.
 Located on the Malwa plateau, it is higher than the
north Indian plains and the land rises towards the
Vindhya Range to the south.
 The city has uneven elevation and has small hills
within its boundaries. The major hills in Bhopal
comprise of Idgah hills and Shyamala hills in the
Location Bhopal northern region and Arera hills in the central
Longitude 77°25’e region.
Latitude 23°21’n  It has two very beautiful big lakes, collectively
Altitude 427 m area 697.24 sqkm known as the Bhoj Wetland These lakes are the
Upper Lake (built by King Bhoj) and the Lower
Population 1,795,648
Lake. Locally these are known as the Bada Talab
Density 2575/km and Chota Talab respectively.
INFRASTRUCTURE AND
PROXIMITY:
 The site is 10.7km away from the Raj bhoj
Airport and is situated right above the upper
lake.
 It is surrounded by many institutes and
industrial areas which are also under
construction.
 It is approximately 3-4 km inside the main busy
highway.
 The roads are quite wide and well maintained.
 The whole Bhouri site is a hilly region
commonly known as ‘Bhourika Hills’.
SITE SURROUNDINGS:

 The Government of Madhya Pradesh has

allotted 29 acres plot at Bhouri, on the outskirts
of the Bhopal city.
 The construction workers have built temporary
settlements on site and live there itself.
 It is close to IISER and SPA Bhopal campus
(proposed site), etc. institutional campuses.
 The government of Madhya Pradesh has
approved an additional budget of Rs. 1, 54,
50,000 for the establishment of a National
Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) in
BHOURI village in Bhopal .
WITH ITS HEAD OFFICE  NIFT – Mumbai (Maharashtra),Hafeez contractor.
IN NEW DELHI,NIFT BY  NIFT – Bangalore (Karnataka),Mindspace,Sanjay
Mohe.
STEIN,DOSHI AND
BHALLA HAS CENTRES  NIFT – Gandhinagar (Gujarat)
AT:  NIFT – Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) Sanjay Mohe.
 NIFT – Chennai (Tamil Nadu) Sanjay Mohe.
 NIFT – Kolkata (West Bengal), Bose
Brothers Architect.
 NIFT – Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh),SWBI Architects.
 NIFT – Patna (Bihar)
 NIFT – Kangra (Himachal Pradesh) Mofa
studio,Manish Gulati.
 NIFT – Shillong (Meghalaya)
 NIFT – Bhubaneswar (Orissa),Ongoing Project by Abin
Design Studio
 NIFT - Rae Bareli (Uttar Pradesh)
 NIFT – Jodhpur, Rajasthan.
 NIFT – Kannur (Kerala)
AREA PROGRAM
APPROXIMATE REQUIREMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT NORMS:
AREA PROGRAM:

 ACADEMIC

 AUDITORIUM

 CANTEEN
AREA PROGRAM:

 HOSTEL BLOCK:

 STUDENT FACILITY CENTRE:

 AREA PROGRAM:
RESIDENTIAL BLOCK:

 Floor space Index:

It is the ratio of building’s total floor area to the size of the
plot.
 In case of Bhopal, the FSI can detailed out as per the
land use given in master plan of the city.
 For an institute the FAR(Floor Area Ratio) is 1.5
The total area of the site is 29 acres.
 Overall Ground coverage: Should not exceed more than 25%
 FSI = TOTAL COVERED AREA OF ALL Overall F.A.R.: Maximum 1.5 for institute
FLOORS/AREA OF PLOT
Maximum ht. 152 m due to aerodrome restrictions
THAT IS:
mentioned in the the Madhya Pradesh Bhumi Vikas Rules,
1.5 = BUILT UP AREA/ 29 ACRES
 BUILT UP AREA = 176037 SQ M
1984.
 According to the fsi calculation the total built up area
can be upto 176037 sq m.