LIVE CASE STUDY:
AN ENGINEERING COLLEGE &
A SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
WELCOME TO
NIRMA UNIVERSITY (SCHOOL OF
ARCHITECTURE & INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY )
SUBMITTED BY
AMIT VERMA
SAYED YUNUS
VIKRAM SINGH SISODIA
GLOBAL VIEW
AREA
SPREAD OVER THE SPRAWLING 110 ACRES OF BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED AREA, THE CAMPUS IS
AMONG ONE OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE ONES IN INDIA. MASSIVE EDUCATIONAL COMPLEES
SET IN LUSH GREEN ENVIRONS PROVIDE THE RIGHT AMBIENCE AND ATMOSPHERE FOR
INTELLECTUAL STIMULATION. THE WORLD CLASS INFRASTRUCTURE IN FORM OF AUDITORIUMS,
SEMINAR ROOMS, CLASS ROOMS, COMPUTER LABORATORIES, LIBRARY, HOSTELS, CANTEENS,
ETC FACILITATE TEACHING!LEARNING PROCESSES THAT FASCINATE AND DELIGHT STUDENTS,
FACULTY, CORPORATE VISITORS, FOREIGNERS AND PARENTS.
DISTANCE FROM RAILWAY STATION
ROAD DISTANCE OR DRIVING DISTANCE FROM NIRMA UNIVERSITY TO AHMEDABAD RAILWAY
STATION IS 1" KMS (10.00 MILES).
DISTANCE FROM AIRPORT
1" KM ! DISTANCE FROM NIRMA UNIVERSITY GU#ARAT TO AIRPORT AHMEDABAD
CLIMATE OF AHEMDABAD ( GU#RAT ) AND WIND DIRECTION
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
AHMEDABAD HAS A HOT, SEMI!ARID CLIMATE (K$PPEN CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION:
BSH), WITH MARGINALLY LESS RAIN THAN RE%UIRED FOR A TROPICAL SAVANNA
CLIMATE. THERE ARE THREE MAIN SEASONS: SUMMER, MONSOON AND WINTER. ASIDE
FROM THE MONSOON SEASON, THE CLIMATE IS ETREMELY DRY. THE WEATHER IS HOT
THROUGH THE MONTHS OF MARCH TO #UNE& THE AVERAGE SUMMER MAIMUM IS
'1 (C (10) (F), AND THE AVERAGE MINIMUM IS *" (C (+1 (F). FROM NOVEMBER TO
FEBRUARY, THE AVERAGE MAIMUM TEMPERATURE IS ,0 (C (+) (F), THE AVERAGE
MINIMUM IS 1- (C (-. (F), AND THE CLIMATE IS ETREMELY DRY. COLD NORTHERLY
WINDS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR A MILD CHILL IN #ANUARY. THE SOUTHWEST MONSOON
BRINGS A HUMID CLIMATE FROM MID!#UNE TO MID!SEPTEMBER. THE AVERAGE
ANNUAL RAINFALL IS ABOUT +00 MILLIMETRES (,1 IN), BUT INFRE%UENT HEAVY
TORRENTIAL RAINS CAUSE LOCAL RIVERS TO FLOOD AND IT IS NOT UNCOMMON FOR
DROUGHTS TO OCCUR WHEN THE MONSOON DOES NOT ETEND AS FAR WEST AS
USUAL
GEOGRAPHY
AHMEDABAD LIES AT *,.0,(N "*.-+(E IN WESTERN INDIA AT -, METRES (1"' FT)
ABOVE SEA LEVEL ON THE BANKS OF THE SABARMATI RIVER, IN NORTH!CENTRAL
GU#ARAT. IT COVERS AN AREA OF ')' KM* (1". S% MI)./*+0 THE SABARMATI
FRE%UENTLY DRIED UP IN THE SUMMER, LEAVING ONLY A SMALL STREAM OF
WATER, AND THE CITY IS IN A SANDY AND DRY AREA. HOWEVER WITH THE
EECUTION OF THE SABARMATI RIVER FRONT PRO#ECT AND EMBANKMENT, THE
WATERS FROM THE NARMADA RIVER HAVE BEEN DIVERTED TO THE SABARMATI
TO KEEP THE RIVER FLOWING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, THEREBY ELIMINATING
AHMEDABAD1S WATER PROBLEMS.
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LOCAL BUILDING MATERIALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
COMPOSITE BRICKS,TIMBER, STONE, CEMENT, CONCRETE, SILICA INSULATION
BRICKS,
CEMENTED BLOCK ARE BEST BUIDINGMATERIALS ACCORDING TO THE LOCAL
CLIMATE (HOT DRY HUMID).
GLASS BLOCKS AND DIFFERENT GLASS MATERIAL IS USE FOR LIGHT AND
VENTILATION.
WE CAN DETERMINE THE LIGHT ACCORDING THE NEEDS AND ACTIVITY HELD
LATER IT HAS , - M. PORCH. WHICH IS BELOW THE SIGNIFICANT
ARCHE.
IT HAS TWO STOREYS. WITH THE HEIGHT OF ,)G!00GG
A , METER WIDE DOOR IS PROVIDED FOR GENRAL ENTRY FOR
STUDENTS AND TAECHERS.
LATER IT HAS , METER WIDE GALLERY WHICH CONNECTS THE
ACADEMIC HONE AND OTHERS.
VENTILATION IS DONE FROM USING OF COURTYARD SYSTEM.
- SKYLIGHTS UPON THE GALLERY IS ALSO PROVIDED FOR GOOD
LIGHTING.
SEMI CIRCULAR VENTILATOR IS GIVEN FOR LIGHTING. AND
COOLING PURPOSE INSIDE THE BUILDING BLOCK.
WAITING AREA
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THIS AREA IS CONNECTED TO DIRECTOR OFFICE, P.A. OFFICE EAM SECTION
AND SERVICES.
A GIANT AND SIGNIFICANT CONFERENCE ROOM IS THERE RIGHT SIDE.
. PERSON WAITING AREA SEATING IN MAIN WAITING HALL
WAITING TO DIRECTOR
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IT/IDs IM IS IP/IL
8.45 am to 4.00 pm
(Mon to Fri)
8.45 am to 10.00 pm
(Mon to Sat)
Library Timings
9.00 am to 6.00 pm
(Mon to Fri )
9.00 am to 4.00 pm
(Saturday)
8.45 am to 6.00 pm
(Mon to Fri )
8.45 am to 1.15 pm
(Saturday)
9.00 am to 5.00 pm (Sunday)
Ciru!ation Timings
11.00 am to 4.00 pm
(Mon to Fri)
11.00 am to 1.00 pm
(Saturday)
+.45 am to 4.00 pm (Saturday)
OPEN ACESS SYSTEM
FULLY AUTOMATED
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DROP BO FACILITY
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REFRENCES
READING
PHOTOCOPY
DIGITALA LAB
CHEK COUNTER
FACULTY STUDY ROOM
PROPERTY COUNTER
CIRCULAR COUNTER
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