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Patna Collectorate Building Proposal

The document summarizes a proposed new collectorate and administrative complex to be built in Patna, Bihar, India near Gandhi Maidan. The existing 200-year-old collectorate building needed to be replaced to accommodate additional departments. The new 3.5 lakh sqft complex will house the district collectorate offices, district management office, sub-divisional magistrate office, district registry office, sub post office, executing awas, district development commissioner office, parking for over 500 vehicles, and landscaping over 10,000 sqm. The project aims to incorporate energy efficient and environmentally sustainable design elements like solar power and rainwater harvesting.

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Patna Collectorate Building Proposal

The document summarizes a proposed new collectorate and administrative complex to be built in Patna, Bihar, India near Gandhi Maidan. The existing 200-year-old collectorate building needed to be replaced to accommodate additional departments. The new 3.5 lakh sqft complex will house the district collectorate offices, district management office, sub-divisional magistrate office, district registry office, sub post office, executing awas, district development commissioner office, parking for over 500 vehicles, and landscaping over 10,000 sqm. The project aims to incorporate energy efficient and environmentally sustainable design elements like solar power and rainwater harvesting.

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COLLECTORATE & ADMINISTRATIVE

COMPLEX

ASHOKA
MITHIRAN R

AR 14
03
COLLECTORATE & ADMINISTRATIVE
COMPLEX

LOCATION – PATNA (PROPOSED AT EXISTING SITE NEAR GANDI


MAIDAN)

INTRODUCTION:

Collectorate is an Administrative head office


in a district under INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE. It was mainly
in charge of revenue collection and administration of various
departments in a district.

NEED FOR THE PROJECT:

The main need for the project is the


existing collectorate was 200 years old and also most of the
department yet to be added on the new collectorate building.

SCOPE OF THE PROJECT:


* The building has to design with energy
conservative technics. Solar power in top roof of the building and
rainwater harvesting inside the site.
* To creating in a way of Dutch and British
Architecture.

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FEASIBILITY:

* The new building was constructed in a existed


building so it was inspire to follow the old design techniques.

* The land area also provided with very secured


zone.

* The project has lot of restrictions from other


parties around the city but the department finalised the tender.

PROJECT DETAILS:

LOCATION - MARDAPUR, PATNA BIHAR

SITE LOCATION - NEAR EXISTING PREMISES

TOTAL SITE AREA - 3.5 LAKH [Link]

Patna Collectorate has district head quarter


offices of the district besides district administration offices such as
District Magistrates office, different sections as Establishment,
Revenue, Arms, General, Nazareth and legal etc. Besides It has
also district level offices of Treasury, Registration, Excise, Supply,
Education, Election, Public Relations, Disaster Management, Social
Security, Statistics, Small Savings, Lok Sikayat and NIC.

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REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROJECT:

DISTRICT COLLECTORATE

DISTRICT MANAGEMENT OFFICE

SUB – DIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE OFFICE

DISRICT REGISTRY OFFICE

SUB POST OFFICE COLLECTORATE

EXECUTING AWAS ( HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD )

DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONER OFFICE ( D D C )

PARKING FOR MORE THAN 500 VEHICLES

LANDSCAPING AROUND MORE THAN 10000 [Link]

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EXISTING OFFICES IN PATNA

SITE FOR THE PROPOSED BUILDING NEAR GANDHI


MAIDAN

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FROM THE ARTICLE, MAR 21 2018

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