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- 1. DELHI HAAT, PITAMPURA,DELHI NSP Metro station Pitampura sports complex
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- 6. Ticket rows Ticket counter room Office block Administration It includesticket counter, offices and meeting room and is placed to the right of the entrance. The structures are in brick with slate roofs on verandah. The ticket counter is added in front of the admin block and at the entrance of the dilli haat. A store room is provided for storing admin records. Information center Coffee shop Bank and ATM Bank and utilities Bank and ATM provided for monetary purpose and convenience for the visitors. Also accessible from outer side.
- 7. Art gallery A separatehall for art gallery is given for art exhibition. A separate entry has been given from outer side of the complex. A sculpture court in front and exhibition court in intermediate is given. The whole corner is marked for art purpose. Craft shops These are placed at the front so that visitors browses them before entering the food stalls. The craft shops, essentially a verandah like arcade, have different kind of built in shelves, to provide a variety of selling styles : off counter, on the floor, stepped display and so special stores have been provided temporary shops. (3x 3.7 m) (3.6 x2.7 ) shops interior Tensile shed Arched opening to the shops with brick jaali patterns
- 8. Entrance plaza The entranceplaza is intended as a buffer between busy road and haat lending it a sense of place as well as avoiding the spill over of activities onto the road one walks past the beautiful landscape area. Spice market It is run by Delhi tourism and is use to display the attractive ethnic products of various states. Green area and sit out at plaza creating a buffer zone.
- 9. CONFERENCE HALL The conferencehall is provided with a small kitchenette, buffer area, store. A waiting room for visitors is also provided. Toilets facilities are also provided in this area. Store 16sqm Waiting 16sqm Toilets 25sqm Conference hall with dark glazing Toilet block Public pay toilets are built around the haat to keep them clean and odour free. Bamboo partitions is placed to give an informal look and to block direct view. Shaft door for toilet w.c urinals Gents toilet Rest room Water cooler Genitors room Handicaps toilet
- 10. Dressing room 2x4 each Shaft Frescos paintedon rear wall. Planting on Steps, ramps provided Open air theatre It is a small performance art theatre. The stage has a circular form and there is adequate bach stage . There is a central 10’-0” wide walkway towards stage from the center and on sides
- 11. Dormitories Dormitories providing accomodationfor the artisans and craftsmens to stay during the exhibition days. Each dormitory of approx 33sqm is given with space for 4 days. A combined toilet for 2 dormitories and common toilet for all dormitories on each floor. The structure of two stories is made for dormitories. It has a common gallery facing the park on the rear side. Gallery facing rear side View of park from dormitories
- 12. Food plaza Food plazais provided at the back, due to the requirement of hygiene and dust proofing is furnished in kota stone flooring and RCC roof. There are 40 food stalls in whole plaza, with each one specializing in the foods of a particular state, thereby providing food from all states. Food stalls surrounded by open air eating areas. The tables are of brick and concrete with stone slab tops . Garbage dumps and other counter Open court Common wash area bank All the food stalls are simple brick structures with flat RCC roofs and parapet walls are given a treatment of brick jaali. The front façade of different blocks are given treatments in form of traditional arts of their state. Small planters have been created with seats arranged around them and the restaurants are covered under sheds.
- 13. International dinning hall/ restaurant It is a central multi cuisine restaurant, placed to the right side of the food court. Service entry Indoor sitting Outdoor sitting Wash room Basement parking More than 350 cars parking for visitors and staff and more than 130 two wheelers for exhibitors, staff and visitors. Electric sub station Pump room DG panel LT room All the services are provided on the periphery of the site with a service lane around them. Service lane also gives them an appropriate set back from the TV tower radiations.
- 14. Landscaping and vegetation Aplaza paved with stone and brick work skillfully interspersed with grass, flowering shrubs and towering fucalyptus trees plus a play area for children. Plants available in dilli haat are : Gulmohar Bamboo plant Neem Plumeria The landscape of the area incorporates colourful flowering shrubs and trees. Doob’s grass is used in the lawns . Shrubs are used at the boundary for beautification and also to cover the rear side of the shops. Flooring patterns change at every level. Bricks have been placed either radial or in crisscross pattern at various levels to merge with the vegetation created at the site. Sculpture court in front of art gallery Pave d area Green area Small tree planters Landscape court with curvilinear floor patterns Plan showing paving patterns in corridors and movement channels Utilization of corner negative spaces Light poles Paved area Green area Small tree planters
- 15. Hardscape To create interestand to give relief from the scorching sun, some trees were planted as a part of design but it could not be heavy foilage so small green spaces have been created. Open sittings is also well designed around these green spaces. The tower shaped lighting fixtures adds to the ambience of landscaping as well as surroundings. Area below the metro line and outside the complex main entrance is used as green area with sitouts Paved area Sit out Play area Grassing on oats steps Platform around planters Sheds with planters Sitting has been created at the edge of this long stretch where people usually sit after getting tired Sheds without planters on entrance court
- 16. Provision for handicapped Ramps providedfor every raise or drop in level. Ramps with grab bars at levels slope Services There is a large backup generating capacity for electric failures. Gas pipes, flame-poof cylinder locking spaces, kitchen exhausts, hydro- pnuematic systems, generous sinks and pot wash areas all thought out built in. The public toilets are placed at he peripheral corners. Drainage has been worked out on the basis of area drains. These area drains are connected to storm water drains which ends into the municipal sewer lines that run along the linear length of the site. Service entry Dustbins provided on every interval Cabel channels running on ceiling level in basements with sprinklers at regular intervals. Garbage dump (2.4mx2.1m) Common wash area (5mx3m) Gas banks Servic e area behind food courts Fire cabin located on every intervals
- 17. Proper lighting on wallsand plants also hidden by plants Sewage treatment plant Treatment of water from terrace garden D.V.B.R.M.T. HT room (4mx4.5m) Transformer room (8.5mx4.5m) LT room (12.4mx4.5m) 3 DG sets (5.5mx2m) Service rooms on rear sides Automated barrier Guard rooms Drain pipe from terrace garden roof opening in back yard
- 18. THE SELECTION OFMATERIAL, CONSTRUCTION AND LAYOUT WAS MADE TO MAXIMIZE THERMAL EFFICIENCY AND MINIMIZE ENERGY CONSUMPTION. NEARLY ALL AREAS ARE ILLUMINATED BY NATURAL DAYLIGHT AND ARE NATURALLY VENTILATED. THE BRICK AND STONE USED IN THE PROJECT HAVE BEEN SOURCED FROM THE SURROUNDING REGION. MATERIALS WERE SELECTED FOR THEIR DURABILITY AND ENDURING QUALITIES. THE BUILDING VOCABULARY HAS BEEN KEPT UNDERSTATED AND THE SCALE INTIMATE TO ENSURE THAT THE BUILDINGS DO NOT OVERWHELM THE CRAFTS BEING SOLD.
- 19. Mosaic patterns on external walls ofshops. Brick paved paths with proper drainage Brick jaali in wall for ventilation Brick pattern in parapet wall