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Parliament Annexe Extension New Delhi: Submited By-Name - Chandan Kumar ROLL NO. - 1705026 B-Arch. Sem. - Viii

The document summarizes the landscape design for the Parliament Annexe Extension in New Delhi, India. The key points are: 1) The landscape design covers 9.8 acres and includes hardscape elements like roads, sculptures, water features and softscape elements like trees, shrubs and flowers. 2) There are six entry/exit points including the main entrance, two VIP entrances, and an emergency exit. The design features symmetrical patterns using hardscape and softscape. 3) Red sandstone is used extensively for the hardscape elements to create harmony with the surrounding parliament buildings. The landscape cost was 32 crores.

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Parliament Annexe Extension New Delhi: Submited By-Name - Chandan Kumar ROLL NO. - 1705026 B-Arch. Sem. - Viii

The document summarizes the landscape design for the Parliament Annexe Extension in New Delhi, India. The key points are: 1) The landscape design covers 9.8 acres and includes hardscape elements like roads, sculptures, water features and softscape elements like trees, shrubs and flowers. 2) There are six entry/exit points including the main entrance, two VIP entrances, and an emergency exit. The design features symmetrical patterns using hardscape and softscape. 3) Red sandstone is used extensively for the hardscape elements to create harmony with the surrounding parliament buildings. The landscape cost was 32 crores.

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LANDSCAPE DESIGN

PARLIAMENT ANNEXE EXTENSION


NEW DELHI

SUBMITED BY-
NAME- CHANDAN KUMAR
ROLL NO.- 1705026
B-ARCH. SEM.- VIII
INTRODUCTION
After independence activity of parliament was increases, the demand for
accommodation for parliamentary parties/groups, meeting hall for parties, committee
rooms and offices for the chairperson of parliamentary committees had increased
To meet additional demands, parliament house annexe was constructed.

The foundation stone of the Extension building was laid in May 2009 by Vice-
President M Hamid Ansari and then Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee.

The new structure has two blocs spread over 39,495 square meters.

The construction work started in May 2011 and was completed in December 2016.
this building was built with indigenous material and by Indian labour, the
architecture of the building bears a close imprint of the Indian tradition

Client: Central Public Works Department


Master Planner & Architects: CPWD
Area: 8.80 Acres
Landscape Cost: 32.00 Crores
Landscape designer: MADHUP MAZUMDAR
LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN
Area of intervention – 9.8 acres

LEGENDS
1. Entry exit points
2. Main entrance driveway
3. Green area/shrubs plantation
4. Central water channel
5. Existing tree mass
6. Vehicular driveway
7. Parking lot
8. Fire tender movement path
9. Drop off area
10. Front garden lawn
11. Earth mound and sculpture walls
12. Pedestrian walk
13. Ramp to basement
14. Earth berm
15. Feature wall (retaining)
16. Forecourt garden
17. Existing banyan tree and garden
18. Flower garden
19. VIP ramp
20. Lotus plaza (VIP arrival area)
21. Lotus court (internal courtyard)
22. Pergola walk
23. Public plaza
24. Stepped sitting area
25. Circular water feature
26. Planting flower bed
27. Security petrol truck
28. Chairman’s Green
Circulation, entry/exit

There are total six entry/exit


points EMERGENCY
• Main entry is situated at ENTRY/EXIT
south-east side of complex.
• there are two VIP entry
provided, one is in south-
east and another in east
side.
• Emergency entry gate is
provided in north side.
• There are two more
entrance/exit for vehicle in
south-east side.

VIP ENTRY

MAIN ENTRY

VIP ENTRY
VIP ENTRY

DROP
OFF
REGION

Symmetrical patterns are


created using hardscape
and softscape elements

SKETCH OF VIP ENTRY


HARDSCAPE

Approx. 40-50% area of landscape


is covered with hardscape.
Which consist:
• Road
• Sculpture
• Pavements
• Water feature
• Stairs/ramps
• Parking area
• Stone handrails
• Stone platform around tree
trunk
• Lighting
• Etc.

Red sandstone is used for entire


complex which create a
harmony with surrounding
buildings of parliament.
PART PLAN OF
ARRIVAL PLAZZA

VIEW OF ARRIVAL PLAZZA


In the water body, ten pillars
created out of stone jaalis
have prominent capitals with
mouldings which, while
adding to the lighting effect at
night, enhance the richness of
the drive-in experience.
SECTION OF CENTRAL
WATERBODY
SOFTSCAPE
Softscape is the soft growing stuff,
like perennial flowers, shrubs and
trees.
Green colour in plan showing
softscape cover.
It consist:-
• Plants
• Trees
• Shrubs
• Flower
• lawn
Round shaped tree, vase shaped
tree or oval shaped, spreading
tree.
These trees are planted mainly
in south and south-east direction

Columnar or pyramidal shaped


tree.
These are planted along the
boundary and pathway.

Lawn grass, shrubs


THE END

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