BUILDING REPORT

NATIONAL TRUST FOR THE HANDICAPPED

SUBMITTED BY-
Astha Goyal Gateway College of Architecture &
Design
GCAD/17/108
 VII. SERVICES
VIII. CONSTRUCTION
1. MECHANICAL TECHNIQUE
2. ELECTRICAL

3. FIRE

CONTENT 4. PLUMBING

IX. CONSTRUCTION X. LANDSCAPE

II. SITE ANALYSIS TECHNOLOGY
I. INTRODUCTION OF
PROJECT 1. SURROUNDINGS &
CONTEXT XI. COST ANALYSIS XII. MATERIAL STUDY
2. CLIMATE ANALYSIS
XIII. DETAILING STUDY
III. DESIGN CONCEPT IV. ZONING

V. BUILDING ANALYSIS VI. CIRCULATION

1. SPACE ANALYSIS

2. BYE LAWS FOLLOWED

3. BUILDING FORM

4. BUILT- IN FURNITURE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to thank Gateway College of Architecture and Design, Sonipat for giving me the opportunity to do this training, to gain
practical experience and understand the demands of the professional environment. I am thankful for the experience I’ve gained
during my training, which has given me confidence, enhanced my professional skills and increased my level of competence in the
practical architectural field.

I am highly grateful to Ar. Pankaj Rawat for showing faith in my abilities and giving me direction, valuable information and immense
support. I also thank Ar. Tarun Arora for his guidance which has given me immense help and encouragement in completing my
training in the given duration. I respect them for their understanding of the problems faced by the students, and their ability to solve
them.

I’m also thankful to our principal – Prof. Anurag Roy Sir and our guide Prof- Suneet Anand Sir for their constant support and
guidance.

I take this opportunity to thank my parents for their support at all times and to everyone whose names have been inadvertently
missed out, for having rendered their assistance, no matter how little may be, during the completion of this internship
With Gratitude,
Astha Goyal
Gcad/17/108
 Project Name- National Trust for the
Handicapped
Typology- Institutional + 20% Commercial
(Mixed use)
Location- Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi
Client- Ananth Group
Firm- R & G Architects
Plot Area- 8096.080 sqm
Total Area-9529.715 sqm
Cost of project- 40 crores
Completion- 2013

This building was selected as a topic of Building

Report Study because the planning of the
complete complex and the thought behind it was
very inspiring.
NTH is a special school and vocation training
Centre for person with developmental

INTRODUCTIO disabilities, it provides rehabilitation services to

person with disabilities of all age groups.

N It is a gold rated green building.

Fig1- NTH Building
 SITE ANALYSIS AIRPORT- Indira Gnadhi
International Airport, 8.2 km
SURROUNDING AND CONTEXT

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RAILWAY STATION-
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Nizamuddin Railway Station,

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12.7km
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Fig4- Distance to Railway Station

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METRO STATION-
RO Hauz Khas, 3.7 km
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Fig5- Distance to Metro Station

Fig2- Site Approach

The building is accessible from 2 sides

1. From Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg (Commercial Entry) BUS STAND- ISBT Sarai
2. From USO Road (Institutional Entry) Kale Khan, 12.8km
Another major road is Aruna Asaf Ali Marg.
Fig6- Distance to Bus Stand
Landmar
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Fig7- NTH Building

NTH

JNU JNU- 3.5KM

SANJAY VAN
Fig8- JNU Building

QUTAB MINAR
QUTAB MINAR- 4KM

Fig9- Qutub Minar

SANJAY VAN-2.2 KM

Fig10- Sanjay Van

 The variation in temperatures
throughout the year is 19.5 °C | 35.1
°F.

CLIMATE ANALYSIS
Fig12- Average Temperature of Delhi
In New Delhi, the climate is subtropical, with a
very mild and sunny winter, a very hot season
from mid-March to mid-June (before the The monsoon creates steady
monsoon), and a muggy and rainy summer due strong winds from December to
to the monsoon. April, and calm winds from June to
October.

Fig13- Wind Speed of Delhi

The variation in the precipitation

between the driest and wettest
months is 200 mm | 8 inch.

Fig11- Maximum Temperature of Delhi

The temperatures are highest on average in June, at

around 32.9 °C | 91.3 °F. The lowest average Fig14- Precipitation of Delhi
temperatures in the year occur in January, when it is
around 13.4 °C | 56.1 °F.
 INSTITUTIONAL
BUILDING CONCEPT
CAFETERIA

The main concept behind designing the building is to

merge the two buildings i.e. the institutional building
CUT
COMMERCIAL
BUILDING and commercial building.
OUT

The buildings have a cafeteria which is common for

both and connects them.
There is a cut out for ventilation and sunlight.
Fig15- Conceptual Plan
 ZONING SITE ZONING The site is divided in 2 parts. The
institutional building which is a G+5
structure and the commercial building
which is also G+5 have separate entries.
Circulation space
Separate handicapped parking is also
Landscape provided.
The complex has been designed with a
Driveway simplistic and minimalistic approach.
Guard Room

Institutional Building
Entry for Commercial Building
Cafeteria
Exit from Commercial building
Commercial Building
Entry to Basement
Cut Out

Ramp Exit from Basement

Staircase Entry for Institutional Building

Handicapped Parking Exit from institutional Building

Car Parking Driveway Directions

Fig16- Site Zoning

 ZONING Built block zoning
Basement Level
The basement has all the services like
electrical room, hvac room etc.
It accommodates 114 cars.
Total area= 4278.3 sqm

Car Parking

Services

Cut out Entry to Basement

Vertical Circulation Exit from Basement

Store Driveway Directions
Driveway

Fig17- Basement Zoning

 The ground floor connects the two
buildings via cafeteria.

ZONING Built block zoning

Ground Floor
All the 3 buildings have separate entries.
The commercial building has a courtyard
for ventilation and lighting.

Entry to Institutional Building

Entry to Cafeteria

Entry to Commercial Building

Cafeteria

School

Offices

Cut out

Vertical Circulation

Services

Corridor

Multifunctional hall

Fig18- Ground Floor Zoning

Auditorium
 The multifunctional hall is double height.

ZONING
This floor mainly contains the classrooms
Built block zoning in the institutional building and auditorium
in commercial building
First Floor

School

Offices

Cut out

Vertical Circulation

Services

Corridor

Multifunctional hall

Auditorium
Fig19- First Floor Zoning
 ZONING Built block zoning
Second Floor
This floor has offices over the
multifunctional space.
The balcony of the auditorium is on this
floor.
This floor mainly contains the classrooms
in the institutional building and conference
hall in commercial building

Classrooms

Services

Cut out

Vertical Circulation

Auditorium

Corridors

Offices

Fig20- Second Floor Zoning

 ZONING Built block zoning
Fourth Floor
This floor contains the suites for the
institutional block and office for the
commercial block. The cafeteria block has
offices on it on the fourth floor while it has
school on the first, second and third floor.

School

Services

Cut out

Vertical Circulation

Office

Corridor

Fig22- Fourth Floor Zoning

 ZONING Built block zoning
Third Floor
This floor mainly consist of offices for the
commercial block and classes along with
vocational training room and art room for
the industrial block

School

Services

Cut out

Vertical Circulation

Offices

Corridor

Fig21- Third Floor Zoning

 First Floor-
Table 2- First Floor Space Analysis for Institutional Building

S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM)

01 Class Room-01 7450 x 5755 42.874

SPACE ANALYSIS 02 Class Room-02 7450 x 6040 44.998

INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING 03 Class Room-03 6825 x 6040 41.223

04 Class Room-04 8540 x 5755 49.147

Ground Floor-
05 Class Room-05 7940 x 7995 63.480
Table 1- Ground Floor Space Analysis for Institutional Building
06 Assessment Room 8270 x 5755 47.593
S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM)
07 Principal Room 3500 x 6040 21.140
01 Reception 4430 x 7985 35.373
08 Common Area 4985 x 5720 28.514
02 Shop 3870 x 3000 11.610
09 Store 2965 x 2800 8.302
Early Intervention
03 3870 x 2775 10.739
Room 10 Occupational Training 7940 x 7595 60.304
04 Learning Centre-01 7450 x 5270 39.261
11 Gym 7970 x 15730 125.368
05 Learning Centre-02 5040 x 6040 30.441
12 Toilet 6935 x 5870 40.708
06 Pottery Room 8540 x 5755 49.147
TOTAL 573.651
07 Toilet 8000 x 6300 50.400

08 Cafeteria 22500 x 19200 432.000

TOTAL 658.971
 Third Floor-
Table 4- Third Floor Space Analysis for Institutional Building

S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM)

Second Floor- 01 Class Room-01 8270 x 5755 50.183

Table 3- Second Floor Space Analysis for Institutional Building
02 Class Room-02 7450 x 5755 42.874
S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM)
03 Class Room-03 7540 x 6040 45.541
01 Class Room-01 8270 x 5755 50.183
04 Class Room-04 6825 x 6040 41.223
02 Class Room-02 7450 x 5755 42.874
05 Class Room-05 8540 x 5755 49.147
03 Class Room-03 5385 x 6040 32.525
06 Audiometry Room 3500 x 6040 21.140
04 Class Room-04 7940 x 7425 58.954
07 Vocational Room-01 7940 x 7425 58.954
05 Class Room-05 7940 x 8165 64.830
08 Vocational Room-02 7940 x 8165 64.830
06 Relaxing Room 7425 x 6040 44.847
09 Store 2965 x 2800 8.302
07 Daily Living Skills 10135 x 5755 58.326
10 Common Area 2965 x 2800 8.302
08 Art Room 8065 x 15820 127.588
11 Performing Arts 8065 x 15820 127.588
09 Staff Room 4940 x 6040 29.837
12 Toilet 6935 x 5870 40.708
10 Store-01 1260 x 1300 1.638
TOTAL 558.792
11 Store-02 2965 x 2800 8.302

12 Common Area 2965 x 2800 8.302

13 Toilet 6935 x 5870 40.708

TOTAL 570.912
 COMMERCIAL BUILDING
Ground Floor-
Table 6- Ground Floor Space Analysis for Commercial Building

S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM)

Fourth Floor-
Table 5- Fourth Floor Space Analysis for Institutional Building 01 Waiting Area 3250 x 3000 9.750
S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM) 02 Pre Function Area 4770 x 5790 27.618
01 Suite-01 8120 x 5755 46.730 03 Auditorium 25435 x 20555 522.816
02 Suite-02 10150 x 5755 58.413 04 Multifunctional Hall 14655 x 15705 230.156
03 Ofiice-01 3495 x 5755 20.113 05 Toilet-01 6260 x 8500 53.210
04 Office-02 3495 x 5755 20.113 06 Toilet-02 3770 x 5990 22.582
05 Library 10670 x 6040 64.446 07 Toilet-03 3700 x 5960 22.469
06 Federation Office-01 3715 x 6040 22.438 TOTAL 888.601
07 Federation Office-02 3715 x 6040 22.438
First Floor-
08 Common Area 2965 x 2800 8.302 Table 7- First Floor Space Analysis for Commercial Building

09 Store 2965 x 2800 8.302 S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM)

10 Toilet 6935 x 5870 40.708 01 Room 3440 x 8715 29.979

TOTAL 312.003 02 Auditorium 25435 x 20555 522.816

03 Multifunctional Hall 14655 x 15705 230.156

04 Toilet-01 3770 x 5990 22.582

05 Toilet-02 3700 x 5960 22.469

TOTAL 828.002
 Fourth Floor-
Table 10- Fourth Floor Space Analysis for Commercial Building

S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM)

Second Floor-
Table 8- Second Floor Space Analysis for Commercial Building 01 Offices 230.156+522.812+432 1184.968
S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM) 02 Toilet-01 6260 x 8500 53.210
01 Conference Hall 8400 X 7850 57.070 03 Toilet-02 3770 x 5990 22.582
02 Auditorium 25435 x 20555 522.816 04 Toilet-03 3700 x 5960 22.469
03 Offices 14655 x 15705 230.156 TOTAL 1283.229
04 Toilet-01 3770 x 5990 22.582

05 Toilet-02 3700 x 5960 22.469

TOTAL 855.093
Terrace for both buildings-
Third Floor-
Table 9- Third Floor Space Analysis for Commercial Building Table 11- Terrace Floor Space Analysis

S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM) S.NO. SPACE DIMENSIONS (MM) AREA ( SQM)
01 Offices 230.156+522.812 752.968 01 Care Taker Room 7400 x 6040 44.698
02 Toilet-01 6260 x 8500 53.210 TOTAL 44.698

03 Toilet-02 3770 x 5990 22.582

04 Toilet-03 3700 x 5960 22.469

TOTAL 851.229
 ECS = 211.464
Proposed Height = 25 M
Total Ground Coverage:

BYE-LAWS Ground Floor

Guard Room
= 2235.998 SQM
= 14.442 SQM
The project follows bye-laws of Delhi Development Authority (DDA)
AMU Room = 35.654 SQM
As per the bye laws- Total = 2286.094(28.237%) SQM

Total Plot Area = 8096.080 SQM (Approx. 2 Acres) Basement Area = 5226.416 SQM

Permissible Ground Coverage =30% = 2428.824 SQM Service area in basement = 625.205 (11.692%)

Permissible FAR = 120 = 9715.269 SQM Total covered area = 9528.715 SQM

Overall Green Required = 35% = 2833.628 SQM E.C.S. Calculation:

Required ECS = 190.594 ~ 191 ECS required = 190.594 ECS

Permissible Height = 26 M Basement = 131.905 ECS

Total no. of Storeys =5 Ground = 79.559 ECS

Covered Area: Parking Provided:

Ground coverage = 2286.094 SQM (28.237%) Basement = 92 + 3 = 95

FAR = 9529.715 SQM (117.707%) Ground = 26 + 3 = 29

Basement = 4278.334 SQM Total 124

Overall green = 2630.043 SQM

 Evolution of Building form

Initially the building was in for of 2 rectangles

connected with another rectangles. In order to
provide light and ventilation a courtyard was

BUILDING FORM made. The massing and voiding helped in

creating a visual balance and.

Fig23- Initial Building Form Fig24- Final Building Form

FURNITURE
Ground floor

Fig25- Ground Floor Furniture Layout

FURNITURE
First floor

Fig26- First Floor Furniture Layout

FURNITURE
Second floor

Fig27- Second Floor Furniture Layout

FURNITURE
Third floor

Fig28- Third Floor Furniture Layout

FURNITURE
Fourth floor

Fig29- Fourth Floor Furniture Layout

 FURNITURE
Detailed Furniture Layouts

Fig33- Detailed Furniture Layout of Pottery Room Fig34- Detailed Furniture Layout of Classroom-4
 FURNITURE
Detailed Furniture Layouts

Fig30- Detailed Furniture Layout of Early Learning Centre-2 Fig31- Detailed Furniture Layout of Classroom-2 Fig32- Detailed Furniture Layout of Occupational Training Room
FURNITURE
Detailed Furniture Layouts

Fig35- Detailed Furniture Layout of Assessment Room and Classroom -1

CIRCULATION

Vehicular movement

Pedestrian movement

Fig36- Site Circulation

CIRCULATION

Staircases are provided as per the

fire norms and ramps are provided
for the physically challenged
people.
Provision of lift is also given for
convenience of circulation between
floors.

Fig37- Vertical Circulation

SERVICES
Site Drainage

Man-Hole

Sewer Man Hole

Pipes used-
100Ø- CI Soil and Vent pipe
100Ø- CI Waste and Vent pipe
75Ø- CI Waste pipe (Kitchen)
75Ø- CI Anti Siphonage Pipe
100Ø- CI Rain water Pipe
150Ø- CI Rain water Pipe
Site drainage is connected to main sewer man hole
which is situated at north west direction of site on
Shaheed jeet singh road.

Fig38 – Site Drainage

 HVAC
For HVAC service 4 machine of capacity of 200 TR (Tons of
refrigeration) each is provide in basement as only 2 machines are
enough to provide the HVAC In whole building at one time.

SERVICES
Electrical Sub-Station

Electrical substation is provided in basement with total power

supply of 800 Amp. and 1200 KV.
For power backup 2 numbers of DG are provided in basement
with power backup of 500 KV and 160 KV

Water Storage

For normal usage total water storage is provided 1,30,000 Lts

(50000+10000+70000) by 3 water tanks whereas for fire service
total storage is 60,000 Lts by 2 storage tanks.

Fig40 – HVAC Room

SERVICES
FHC Layout

FHC

Pipes used-
150Ø- Fire Hydrant Pipe
80Ø- Drain Pipe
150Ø- Sprinkler Pipe
For fire fighting FHCs are provided on all floor.
Also the whole building is covered by sprinkler
with an average of 3 Ms.

Fig39 – FHC Layout

LANDSCAPE

Fig41- Handmade Structure Fig43- Landscaping Fig45- Cut-out in commercial block

Fig42- Sculpture Fig44- Use of native plants Fig46- Use of solar panels
 CIVIL STRUCTURE- 22 CRORES

FINISHES- 5 CRORES

FAÇADE STEEL WORKS- 1.5 CRORES

M.E.P SERVICES- 11.5 CRORES

COST
ANALYSIS TOTAL- 40 CRORES
 MATERIAL
STUDY Fig50- Wooden Flooring

Principal office, Early intervention

etc., - Lamiwood – Teak finish,
Fig51- Brown Granite

Toilet threshold U type band -

Omam brown Granite band
Wooden Flooring

Fig47- White Terrazzo Flooring Fig48- Yellow Tile

Fig52- Pixel Glass Mosiac Fig53- Spice Grey and Glossy White Flooring

Fig49- Jaisalmer Skirting

Toilet – Somany Spice Grey in
School flooring - White Terrazzo flooring with Yellow flooring and Somany Glossy White
Toilet band above dado - Pixel
borders and Jaisalmer base/skirting for dado(wall)
Glass mosaic band
 MATERIAL
STUDY
Fig56- Kota Stone Fig57- Eta Gold Tile
Kitchen Area - Kota Stone with Eta gold borders

Fig54- Gold Flooring Fig55- Jaisalmer Stone

Staircase – ETA Gold in Treads, Landing & Jaisalmer in

Risers
Fig58- Virtified Tile Fig59- Galaxy Black Granite

Cafeteria Flooring – ASCOCI, Nitco Virtified Tiles with Galaxy Black granite
borders
 MATERIAL
STUDY
Fig61- Antique Brown Granite

Lift Lobby wall cladding – Antique Brown Granite

Fig60- Gwalior Stone

Fig63- Galaxy Black Granite
External wall cladding - Gwalior stone Fig62- Ice/ Pearl Blue Granite

Atrium Flooring – Ice/Pearl Blue Granite with galaxy black granite borders
DETAIL STUDY
FHC Layout

Fig64 – Coping Detail