Nature-Based Tourism Resort Guide

[NATURE BASED TOURISM,TITHAL,GUJARAT.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.CHAPTER Page 2-7

1.1 WHAT IS NATURE BASED TOURISM
1.2 BACKGROUND.
1.3 INTRODUCTION.
1.4 STRUCTURE OF A RESORT

1.5 CURRENT SCENARIO OF TITHAL.
2.CHAPTER 2. Page 8-16

2.1 INTRODUCTION ABOUT PROJECT 2
2.2 SYNOPSIS.
2.1 AIM/ OBJECTIVES
2.2.2. SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
2 . 3 METHODOLOGY
2.4 DESIGN GUIDELINES
3.CHAPTER 3-DATA COLLECTION. Page17-20

3.1 CRZ
4.CHAPTER 4- CASE STUDYS. Page21-47

4.1.1 CIDA DE GOA.
4.2.1 PARK HAYATT GOA RESORT AND SPA.
4.3.1 FORT AGUADA BEACH RESORT
5.CHAPTER5 Page48-53
5.1 COMPERATIVE ANALYSIS.
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[NATURE BASED TOURISM,TITHAL,GUJARAT.]
CHAPTER 1..
WHAT IS NATURE BASED TOURISM?
It is tourism based on the natural attractions of an area. Examples include bird

watching, photography, stargazing, camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, and visiting
parks. These experiential tourists are interested in a diversity of natural and cultural
resources. They want what is real, and they want to be immersed in a rich natural,
cultural, or historical experience.
-The nature-based tourism efforts in Texas will continue to focus on achieving

habitat conservation by providing information and assistance to private landowners,
communities, businesses, and local community leaders wishing to make nature-
based tourism an integral part of their business and community. By empowering
people at the local level, we hope to build and provide guidance to a growing
industry that holds great promise for sustainable economic development and
conservation of wildlife habitat.
-From the standpoint of conservation, nature-based tourism provides incentives for

local communities and landowners to conserve wildlife habitats upon which the
industry depends – it promotes conservation by placing an increased value on
remaining natural areas. As nature tourism becomes more important to the local
economy, communities have additional incentive to conserve their remaining natural
areas for wildlife and wildlife enthusiasts.
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1.2 BACKGROUND.
Situated on the coastline of Valsad, Daman(a union territory)is divided into two
areas, Moti Daman, Split by the Damanganaga River .After the Portuguese
successfully infiltrated Goa, they searched for a coastal territory in Gujarat to
conduct trade. They landed in Daman, and 1531, the Guajrat Sultan agreed to hand
the territory over to the Europeun power in exchange for a share in their customs
revenue. The port thrived in trade and was more important than Diu for the
Portuguese. Daman became part of the Indian Union in 1961.
The town is worth a day trip if you are interested in seeing the ligering
influences of Portuguese colonialism, especially in moti daman. The beaches
hoewer, are far from paradise and often packed with drunken local tourists who flock
to this popular drinking destination. Of the two former Portuguese territories touching
Gujarat, Diu is no doubt the more attractive destination.
The imposing Moti Daman Fort was built from 1559-93 over an area once
occupied ny a small Muslim citadel. It spreads over three hectares in a polygonal
layout. Just outside the fort is Church of our Lady of the Remedies, built at the
beginning of the 17th c. Although outwardly simple, the interior is stunning with
golden cherubs, rose petals and excellent woodwork. The Badrapore District retains
a Portuguese influence in its winding lanes ans small house
In Nani Daman, the Fort of St jerome, completed in 1627, covers 12 ha with a

striking gateway facing the river. A status of St jerome crowns the entrance with two
imposing human figures standing guard. You can walk along the ramparts and get a
view of the surrounding area. Another prominent building is the church of our Lady
of the Sea. The local claim that an underground passage connects this fort to the
one in Moti Daman.
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1.3 INTRODUCTION.
.1 WHAT IS RESORT
Resort is a place to spent holiday for relaxation and recreation so that, one
can give dynamism to their leisure time. Oxford¶ s dictionary defines resort as place
that is frequented for holidays or recreation or for a particular purpose. One can go
and swim in resort, can have lunch, can go just to pass time, plan an overnight stay
and lit campfire, artist can complete their portrait ,novelist can finish novel, a poet
can create his poem and tourist can have charming stay there .A resort can function
as a conference centre, as a meeting centre, as a banquette, as a restaurant, as a
health club and various other functions. A resort could be day serving and night
serving, and it provides the cuisine service. According to the new definition, µA
resort is a full-service lodging facility that provides access to or offers a range of
amenities and recreation facilities to emphasize a leisure experience .Resorts serve
as the primary provider of the guests¶ experience, often provide services
for business and meetings, and are characteristically located in vacation-oriented
settings¶
.If we go through the history of resort, it dates back to Roman era where. Therme
serves multifunctional recreation activity and most popular among this is Baiae.
There may be numerous form of resort like,
a) Sports Resort
b) Adventure Resort
c) Nature Resort
d) Eco Resort
e) Agro- Resort
Health Resort However, the purpose is same, that they all serve people and
among them majority is foreign tourist. Resort being discussed here is self-
contained one, and another form of resort could be resort town where facilities are
dispersed with in a small town or area. So, if we go through the structural formation
of resort then there are two types of resort;1.
Self contained of integrated resort A modern form of resort where one can
have all the resort facilities within a boundary .All the functions are incorporated but
the scope of resort may vary as we have discussed above, like a resort focusing on
sports may not concern in health facilities, like wise wildlife safari resort may not
pays attention to mountaineering. But, it is true that resort is self contained units,
where it is possible to have as much facilities as a dweller needs. There are very
few amount of self-contained resort in Nepal, thus, this project will focus on
designing full self-contained resort.2.
Resort town :It is often understood as a traditional form of resort but this type
carries essence of resort where functions and facilities are scattered in a small town,
which focuses on tourism as its primary occupation. For example, Ghale Gaun,
Ghandruk etc are resort town. A resort town may be self developed like Helambu in
Sindhupalchowk, Namchein Solukhumbu or may be planned which is not found in
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nepal. Resort can be classified into several categories and have guidelines to rate
them, but according to service provided by them, it could be day resort with
recreational facilities like, spa, sports ,sauna, health and cuisine facilities with
several restaurant, bars, and various other amenities.
1.4STRUCTURE OF A RESORT
Resorts are generally interwoven with natural surroundings without disturbing
the serene environment. Unlike hotels, resorts are spread over large areas. They
provide comfortable privacy to the families very similar to their own houses in the
form of individual residencies. Each residential unit contains an individual lobby
area, a drawing room, dining space and a fully equipped kitchen besides spacious
bedrooms. Depending on the local climate resorts provide fire place to keep the
house warm. A family can indulge in leisure cooking away from home in a new
modern set up. A resort attempts to provide all the facilities like entertainment,
sports and shopping at one place. Some resorts have the provision to hold official
meetings as well. In case of urban surroundings, resorts are provided with spacious
areas with parks, swimming pools, gardens and play areas for children and adults.
WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF RESORTS
Resorts can be categorized as per their location
SEASIDE RESORTS
Seaside resorts are developed along the sea cost. These are generally
located at placed where sea is shallow and amenable to sea sports. Normally sea
resorts boast private beaches and with facilities like sunbathing and an impromptu
food and beverages countryside counters. Such resorts will have visitors throughout
the year.
SKI RESORTS
In North America and Europe, ski resorts are situated in villages and towns
which are closer to skiing areas. These resorts provide all equipment required for
skiing on rent. Skiing lessons are also taught for beginners and new comers.
HILL RESORTS
If the resort is situated in hilly tourist places, they can be termed as hill
resorts. Facilities for adventure sports like paragliding, parachuting, are provided by
most of the resorts. Hill resorts are away from cities and people usually visit these
resorts for recreation and therapeutic purposes. Health spas are attached to some
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of the resorts. In such places spa treatments of all sorts are provided for the benefit
of the customers. Health spas offer packages to attract visitors all through the year.
SPA RESORTS
In spa resorts the main focus will be on the spa facilities at the resort. Different
health packages are offered for the benefit of the customers. Physical fitness
programs related to yoga, aerobics and gymnasium are provided at the spa resorts.
For relaxation, several massage therapies are also included in the package. Spa
resorts offer relaxation and rejuvenation at the same place. More and more people
are being attracted to spa resorts because of their health benefits.
WEEKEND GETAWAYS
In urban areas, people look forward for spending time with their families during
weekends and vacations. Such resorts are situated closer to cities at around a
couple of hours drive from the city. These resorts provide recreational facilities like
different types of water sports, horse riding, outdoor games like tennis, cricket and
foot ball and also facilities for indoor games like badminton, chess and other games.
Children can spend time in separate play areas specially erected for them. Added
facilities like shopping will be more attractive to visitors.
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1.5 CURRENT SCENARIO OF TITHAL.
Situated along the Arabian Sea, 4 km west of Valsad town, the Tithal
Beach is famous for its black sand. A popular tourist attraction, the beach has
several shops selling Indian snacks such as bhajiya, dabeli, bhel, sweet corn
roasted on charcoal, along side freshly prepared sugar cane juice and coconut
water. There are many souvenir shops along the shore as well. You will also see
several restaurants serving Indian and Chinese food. Ideal for a picnic, head here
for a fun filled day.
People mostly visited tithal sai mandir on thursday. may it is the only sai
temple which is on sea side. this sai temple is on south side from tithal beach.
People often have a walk from sai madir to beach. there is crowd on sunday. in
summer times crowd take a little bath to get cool in tithal .which is the part of an
Arabian ocean. this temple is developed very well there is also the hotel in the same
temple property .where you can have food. there are also many vendors so u can
have some food on beach .In evening time people mostly came for hang out ,for
walk for refreshment.
HOW TO REACH TITHAL.
By air: Various domestic flights connecting metros and other major cities are
operational from the Surat Airport.
By road: Surat lies 234 km from Ahmedabad, 131km from Vadodara, and 297 km
from Mumbai. Bus stations, both ST and private, are on the eastern edge of the city.
By rail: Train stations are also on the eastern edge of the city.
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CHAPTER 2.
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2.1 INTRODUCTION ABOUT PROJECT.
This is a thesis proposal on designing the Tourist Resort, for the partial
fulfillment of Bachelors Degree of Architecture. This covers design problems related
to resort and tourist space, from program formulation, site selection, case studies,
literature reviews, research, and design. The project will try to incorporate all the
necessary facilities and amenities.
With a change of time, the meaning of resort has changed and now it has
been a commercial form of making money. Resort, proposed here, is also a
commercial tourist resort, which provides hospitality to both internal as well as
external tourism as it cannot depend wholly on foreigners, as there is seasonal
variance in incoming tourists. The resort will be located in urban fringe, not very far
from the core city so as it could serve urban people well and be their holiday
destination. The good resort is that which plunge people, gives feelings of intimacy,
and never urge them to move away from its boundary.
Thus, spaces has to be planned so that it comply with the demand of both
national and international visitors and standards to meet their demands. It is hard
task to incorporate both forms in a same resort as there is disambiguation in social
and economic pattern but that can be solved by classifying the group of users.
This resort will perform multifunction, as it will have restaurants, Conference

halls, Lodging suites, Individual Cottages, Heath Club, Curio Shop, Ethnographic
Museum, Small Library, performance space etc. Besides this, it will have services
like Parking, Receptions, Plazas, Tourist Information Centre, and recreational
spaces like Swimming Pool, Mini Golf Course, Lawn Tennis, Natural as well as
artificial landscapes and Space for Artists, Writers etc.
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If we see the present scenario, we cannot find all these activities in single
resort, thus, it is important to know the management of all these activities and also
we cannot take this sort of resort more far form urban fringe as target group is urban
dwellers too. The resort will attempt to integrate the socio-cultural aspect of
Nepalese society with contemporary spatial demand of resort and create harmony
between them, together harmonizing it with site, and surrounding to fit it in context
.One most important thing is that the resort will be focusing more on its services
which are provided through proper design of spaces and at the same time, it will be
concerning on the sustainability in architecture, of which the world is thirsty. The
tremendous rise of energy demand has created uncertain future seeking a new form
of design concept based on passive solar technologies and sustainability in built
form. Building sector contributes 30%-40%. of total global energy consumption,
which is increasing in rapid pace which need to be reduced and it is our duty
to create efficient design, though we are designing a virtual project. Thus, there is a
multiple task to be performed aside design of resort, which are research on related
topics, case studies, literature review on space, planning etc. Hence, it is a
challenging topic to work in spatial planning to incorporate the formulated programs,
Landscape planning, and along with sustainability in design.
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2.2 SYNOPSIS
2.2.1AIM/ OBJECTIVES
The main objective of this proposal is to design Tourist Resort for the partial
fulfillment of Bachelor Degree of Architecture. Specifically the objectives are to,-
 Provide a recreational environment for the resort through varieties of facilities

and functions.
 Provide hospitality for both domestic and foreigner tourists and promote
tourism ultimately Promote local as well as national economy through the
promotion of both internal and external tourism.
 The establishment of tourist resort will create the economic opportunities to
site neighborhood. Also the local and national economy will boost due to
establishment of multifunctional recreational tourist resort.
 Create an interactive ground for locals and visitors so that there may be
interchange of ideas and cultural demonstration. Provide a space for official
meetings and seminars in natural surroundings.
 Make analytical study of the functional requirements of resort and implement
efficient design to carry out the functions smoothly.-
 Respond to climatic and energy consumption issues raised by present day
architecture through eco-sensitive design.
In addition, there are various objective related to achieving proper

functioning built forms, that can be achieved through literature reviews and
research. Thus, the objectives are to.
 Study about the materials and technology regarding the sustainability in

design-
 Study about energy efficient design.
 Study about passive solar architecture.
 Study about low cost sustainable building materials.
 Study about spatial organization and a real need of resort programs.
 The ultimate objective is to attain unique resort design with all the knowledge
and skills that is learned throughout four years of learning. The final design
should be free from all the design problems and should be outstanding from all
the prevalent resort in Valsad.
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2.2.2. SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
The scopes of the projects are, The resort with recreational facilities posses¶
wide range of scope. If we analyze the present trend of internal resort tourism and
need of leisure place, then it is acceptable to have multifunctional resort, which not
only focus on overnight stay but also concern in day services too .For internal
visitors, there is no trend of going hotels in weekend, due to their location on core
urban area. They intend to go some distance far from city so that they can enjoy the
environment and freshness there. Hence, resort tourism can provide best solution to
internal tourism.
For external tourism, it will function as a luxurious resort which provides all the
facilities within its boundary so as to make their stay pleasing and exotic. It will help
to promote resort tourism in gujrat and encourage foreigner to come here once just
to stay in this very resort .Ultimately ,it will enhance tourism sector of country .Resort
can also be a place for convection and conference, and that depends on the quality
of space they provide so that the convection, conference or seminar becomes more
interesting and fascinating. The proposed resort will attempt to provide seminar
space to meet international standard. The resort will be a place to gain knowledge
regarding the green design, as it will apply integrated energy system. The limitations
of the projects are, It will not focus more on social survey, research as this is an
academic project, and this does not fall under the primary constraint. The project is
concerned in built form so; there will be limited research and study on feasibility of
project and detailed site suitability will not be analyzed. The project will not focus on
structural analysis of built structures of resorts, although structural consultation will
be made and it will not be sufficient .The project will not covers all the details related
to green design incorporated, though research will be made and required level of
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detailing will be done to meet the architectural requirement. Detailed environment

assessment will nit be done due to limitation of knowledge in this field and it is not
our primary focus, as the project is virtual. However, some impact will be analyzed.
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2 . 3 METHODOLOGY
The project will be oriented to meet the requirements for the completion of
Bachelors Degree in Architecture. Though it is an academic requirement, it will be
based on ground reality. The following methodologies will be adopted in two phases
to come up with the final design Research phase-
 Case study, Literature Review
This is preparatory phase for thesis project in which data, facts, spatial needs
and requirements are studied focusing on the approved topic. We will study the
present functioning and organization of spaces through case studies. All the findings
gathered in this phase will be applied in our design phase.
Design phase-
 Site selection and analysis.
 Program formulation and zoning
 Conceptual design

Design development
Analysis and evaluation of output design-
Preparation of architectural drawings, 3D views, model, report for final presentation

This phase will orient itself on creating proper design of thesis topic selected where
the combination of all knowledge gathered form research phase would be applied.
This could be better understood from the charts below.
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2.4 DESIGN GUIDELINES

1. Create a built environment that has a human scale, rather than a monolithic or
monumental scale and provides visual excitement and orientation for pedestrians.
High rise buildings in particular should provide pedestrian scale and detail at the
ground floor;
2. Establish height and massing transitions that maintain visual and spatial
relationships with adjacent buildings;
3. Promote modes of transportation other than the automobile, including walking,

biking and transit;
4. Provide common usable open space and outdoor amenities that are of mutual
benefit to surrounding property owners, businesses, residents and visitors;
5. Foster sustainable development that meets the needs of the present without
compromising the needs of future generations;
6. Utilize the highest quality of materials and design in all buildings and spaces to
create memorable and successful places;
7. Provide opportunities that improve and capitalize on views of the A Ocean,.
8. Reduce the amount and impact of on-site surface parking along streets and
walkways;
9. Improve the transition from the Resort Area to residential neighborhoods; and
10. Create a “character of place” that will provide memorable experiences typical of
great resort cities.
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BUILDING DESIGN ELEMENTS

The appearance of buildings within the Oceanfront Resort District and the
relationship of the buildings to the public and private spaces around them are critical
to the overall success of the District..
Buildings should be compatible with the ones surrounding them by respecting

established patterns of building orientation, style, massing, height and scale.
New development and redevelopment, however, should utilize contemporary but

complementary architectural design, features and materials. Of particular
importance are building heights, architectural style, building form, the rhythm of
building bays and openings, details, materials, textures, and color.
The goal is to develop new buildings that respect the past successes of the Resort
Area, but also allow for individual buildings and businesses to present their unique
image.
Of equal importance is the creation of pedestrian-friendly frontages with design

elements such as display windows, awnings, canopies, seating, and the extension
of interior uses, such as dining, into the sidewalk area. Façades of non-residential
buildings should typically have recessed ground level entries and large glass display
windows.
Facades of buildings that face the street and Boardwalk should incorporate human
scale detailing through the use of reveals, belt courses, cornices, expression of
structural or architectural bays, recessed windows or doors, material or material
module changes, color and/or texture differences, or strongly expressed mullions.
Buildings should be divided into “modules” that provide visual interest and serve to
create a traditional “Main Street.
All sides of a building should be continuous in design. No side should be

unimproved. All architectural details, such as roof lines and parapets, should
continue around all sides of a structure ..
Canopies, awnings and similar features along the facades of buildings are
encouraged. Such features may be constructed of rigid or flexible material designed
to complement the streetscape of the area. No such feature should interfere with the
growth or maintenance of street trees or the lighting of the sidewalk. A minimum
overhead clearance of at least eight feet, six inches (8’-6”) from the sidewalk should
be maintained.
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Use of an awning, change in roofline, or other architectural feature to define the

entrance is encouraged. A sign mounted at the entry and conforming to the ORD
Form-Based Code may also be used. Special paving treatments may be used to
define the entry.
Building entries may be recessed to emphasize the entrance, increase window

display area, and provide a sheltered transition to the interior.
Mechanical equipment should be screened with materials and be designed to be

complementary to the main building. Mechanical equipment (including elevator
rooms) located on the roof of a building should be screened so as to be ‘invisible’
from the ground adjacent to the building as well as from approaches to the building..
Horizontal (flat) roof forms should be screened by extensions of the building wall
planes (parapet).
Buildings with frontage at the intersection of two streets should provide a building
entrance at the corner to enhance activity at the intersection. In lieu of providing
such an entrance, enhancement of the building at the intersection is encouraged
through additional building mass, distinctive architectural elements, different building
materials, changes in building planes, or changes in building shape.
While some diversity in exterior building materials and color is a part of the tradition
of resort areas, the range in the Oceanfront Resort District should be limited in order
to promote a sense of visual continuity for the area.
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3.1 CRZ
On behalf of the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF), Government of
India a public consultation was organized on the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) by
the Centre for Environment Education (CEE) at the Valsad Panchayat Office Hall at
Valsad on 24 February, 2010. Around 80 participants including fisher folk, fisher
federations, NGOs, political representatives, scientists from the coastal districts of
South Gujarat shared their viewpoints. Dr. Shriji Kurup, Programmed Coordinator,
National Consultations, CEE Bangalore and Mr.M.S.H.Sheikh from Brackish Water
Research Centre (BWRC), Surat chaired the proceedings.
Coastal Regulation Zone:

Under the Environment Protection Act, 1986 a notification was issued in
February, 1991, for regulation of activities in the coastal area by the Ministry of
Environment and Forests (MoEF). As per the notification, the coastal land up to
500m from the High Tide Line (HTL) and a stage of 100m along banks of creeks,
estuaries, backwater and rivers subject to tidal fluctuations, is called the Coastal
Regulation Zone(CRZ). CRZ along the country has been placed in four categories.
The above notification includes only the inter-tidal zone and land part of the coastal
area and does not include the ocean part. The notification imposed restriction on the
setting up and expansion of industries or processing plaits etc. in the said CRZ.
Classification of Coastal Regulation Zone:

For regulation of developmental activities, the coastal stretches within
500m of HTL on the landward side are classified into four categories, viz..
 Category I (CRZ-I)
 Category II (CRZ - II)
 Category III (CRZ-III)
 Category IV (CRZ-IV)
Category I (CRZ -I):
a) Areas that are ecologically sensitive and important, such as national parks/marine
parks, sanctuaries, reserve forests, wild habitats, mangroves, corals/coral reefs,
area close to breeding and spawning grounds of fish and other marine life, areas of
outstanding natural beauty, historical and heritage areas, areas rich in genetic
biodiversity, areas likely to be inundated due to rise in sea level consequent upon
global warming and such areas as may be declared by the authorities.
b) Areas between the Low Tide Line and High Tide Line
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Regulations:
No new constructions shall be permitted within 500m of the HTL.
Category II (CRZ -II):

The area that have already been developed up to or the shoreline. For this
purpose, ' Developed Area' is referred to as that area within the municipal limits or
in other legally designated urban areas which is already substantially built up and
which has been provided with drainage and approach roads and other infrastructural
facilities, such as water supply and sewerage mains.
Regulations:
a) Buildings shall be permitted neither on the seaward side of the existing road(or
roads proposed in the approved Coastal Zone Plane of the area) nor on the
seaward side of the existing and proposed road. Existing authorized structures shall
be subject to the existing local Town and Country Planning regulations including the
existing norms of FIS/FAR
b) Reconstruction of the authorized building to be permitted subject to the existing
FSI/FAR norms and without change in the existing use.
c) The design and construction of buildings shall be consistent with the surrounding
landscape and architectural style
Category III (CRZ -III):

Areas that are relatively undisturbed and those which do not belong to either
Category I or II. These will include coastal zone in the areas (developed and
undeveloped) and also areas within Municipal limits or in other legally designated
urban areas which are not substantially built up
Regulations:
a) The area up to 200m from the HTL is be earmarked as 'No Development
Zone'. No construction shall be permitted in this zone except for repairs of existing
authorized structures not exceeding existing FSI, existing plinth area and existing
density. However, the following uses may be permissible in this zone-agriculture,
horticulture, gardens, pastures, parks, play fields, forestry and salt manufacture from
sea water.
b) Development of vacant plots between 200 and 500m of High Tide Line in
designated areas of CRZ-III with prior approval of Ministry of Environment and
forests permitted for construction of hotels/beach resorts for temporary occupation
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of tourists / visitors.
c) Construction/ reconstruction of dwelling units between 200m and 500m of the
High Tidal Line permitted so long as it is within the ambit of traditional rights and
customary uses such as existing fishing villages and gothans. Building permission
for such Construction/reconstruction will be subject to the conditions that the total
member of dwelling unit shall not be more than twice the number of existing units;
total area covered on all floors shall not exceed 9 meters and construction shall not
be more than 2 floors (ground floor plus one floor).
d) Reconstruction/alteration of an existing authorized building permitted subject to
(1) to (3) above.
Category IV (CRZ-IV):
Coastal stretches in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakhadweep and small
islands, except those designated as CRZ I, CRZ II and CRZ III.
Regulations
Andaman and Nicobar Islands:
1. No new construction of buildings shall be permitted within 200m of HTL.
2. The buildings between 200m and 500m from the HTL shall not more than 2 floors,
the total area covered on all floors shall not be more than 50% of the plot size and
total height of construction shall not exceed 9m.
3. The design and construction of buildings shall be consistent with the surrounding
landscape and local architectural style.
4. Corals and sand from the beaches and coastal waters shall not be used for
construction and purposes.
5. Dredging and underwater blasting in and around coral formations shall not be
permitted
6. However, in some of the islands, coastal stretches may also be classified into
categories of CRZ-I or II or III with the prior approval of the MoEF and in such
designated structures.
Activities prohibited within the CRZ

The following activities are declared as prohibited within the CRZ
1. Setting up of new industries and expansion of existing industries, except those
directly related to water front or directly needing foreshore facilities.
2. Manufacture or handling or disposal of hazardous substances.
3. Setting up and expansion of fish processing units including warehousing (
excluding hatchery and natural fish drying in permitted areas)
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4. Setting up and expansion of units/mechanism for disposal of waste and effluents

into the water course.
5. Discharging of city untreated waters and effluents from industries, cities or towns
and other human settlements.
6. Dumping of city or town waste for the purposes of land filling or otherwise; the
existing practice, if any, shall be phased out within a reasonable time not exceeding
three years from the date of notification.
7. Dumping of ash or any wastes form the date of notification.
8. Land reclamation, building or disturbing the natural course of sea water with
similar observations, except those required for control of coastal erosion and
maintenance or sandbars except tidal regulators, storm water recharge.
9. Mining of sand, rocks and other substrata materials not available outside CRZ
areas.
10. Harvesting or drawl of groundwater and construction of transfer within 200m of
HTL; in the 200m to 500m zone it shall be permitted only when done manually
through ordinary wells for drinking, horticulture, agriculture and fisheries.
11. Construction activities in ecologically sensitive areas
12. Any construction between LTL and HTL except facilities for carrying treated
effluents and waste discharges, oil, gas and similar pipelines and dressing or
altering of sand dunes, hills natural features including landscape changes for
beautification, recreational and other such purposes.
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CHAPTER 4
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4.1 CASE STUDY.1
4.1.1 CIDA DE GOA.
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CIDA DE GOA.
4.1.2 INTRODUCTION.
 Architect-Charles correa.
 Client-under the management of renowned formento resort hotel.
 Completion period 1979-1982.
GENERAL:
 The name cidade de goa was the original name for the goa’s capital panji.
 Portuguese architecture styles has been captured.
 The mixture of Portuguese ,hindu , muslim and contemporary western imaginary
gives rises to architecture in which there is an interplay between dimensional
image and three dimensional from
4.1.3 GEOGR APHICAL LOCATION:

Situated on the western coast of tr Indian peninsula.
 Terekhol river in the north, Karnataka in the south, and the western ghats in the east
surround the state.
4.1.4 LOCATION:
 Resort is located on the exclusive vainguinim beach ,facing the Arabian sea
approximately 32 kms from the airport.
 72 kms .from the panjim ,the capita city goa.
 14kms from the old goa churches and equidistant from north and south goa tourist
centers.
4.1.5 SITE SURROUNDINGS:

 Cidade de goa situated on hillside by a palm fringe beach in a goa ,which for over four
centuries was ta part of Portugal.
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 Heavy and media type of traffic, tourist can reach there by taxi, auto rickshaws ,private
coaches etc.
 Built on the slopping site, which descends down to palm fringed beach on the zuari river.
 The hotel is approached by the 9 meters wide road.
 Building set back-200 meters from high tide line and 10 meters from north east side.
4.1.6 PLANNING:
 Main building is divide into three blocks –old block (room)south-east-north east axis, lobby
block northwest –west-east axis.
 linear grouping of housing in a continuous manner and facing the sea.
 The guest rooms are the only barriers cutting them of from the public spaces.
 The rooms are arranged at different levels to get clear view of the sea and breeze of fresh
air.
 It is very interesting that courtyards large openings are provided which makes space more
inviting the guests.
 One common kitchen serving to the serving to the seven restaurant. since it is
centrally located so the distance between room and restaurant is minimized.
 Service entry and exit are at basement level.
4.1.7 RECEPTION AND LOUNGE:

 Entrance lobby diverges to form west and west and east wing .west wing has
rooms on same level and east wing has rooms on a different level.
 As you step in to the lobby you are greeted with the spectacular view of the Arabian
sea.
 Big hall with a central platform in a level difference ,this act as an informal sitting
places.
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 The reception lunge is more like a pause along the main circulation passage .it is not
a regularity
 designed space with walls and doors.
5.1.8 PUBLIC AREAS AND PRIVATE AREAS ARE WELL DISRIBUTED.
 As we stroll down these covered areas ,past courtyard, we glimpse to the
connecting bridges and short fights of stairs to the guest rooms. the shops are not in
the main lobby ,but along the pedestrian way beyond these lawns.
4.1.9 ACCOMADATION:
 Cidade de goa has 210 rooms , which divided into double and deluxe room.
 Most of the rooms have balconies offer a panoramic and air equipped with modern
amenities.
 The casa room is designed to make you feel at home just like the Portuguese saying
.”mea casa, tua casa” my home ,your home. all rooms have cable television ,a well-
stocked mini-bar, and a magnificent view of the Arabian sea.
 DAMAO:
 Rooms carved in me local goan-style.
 A few of these “ damao -type ”rooms are decorated with terracotta ,mirror –work, and
straw mats ,highlighting the influence of daman on Goa ,hence the word- Damao.
 SUITES:
 Each suite has character of its own. the three suites are vasco -da - ga panorama
,and oceana.
 Luxury suites faithfully recreate all the magic and splendor of a by gone Portuguese
era, tey have a total of four luxury suites from.
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 RESTAURANT AND BAR:

 ALFAMA:
 The alfama restaurant serves Indian and continental food to the tune of serenades.
 Dinning by candle light with live music accompaniment make it’s a truly unforgettable
goan experience.
BARBEQUE:
 Set in a lush tropical space. this restaurant gives variety of seafood meat and
vegetarian dishes are cooked right before your eyes.
LA GOA AZZUL:
 It is coffee shop conveniently located besides the swimming pool and serves a vast
array of snacks and light lunches that appeal to guest of all ages.
MIRAMAR:
 It is variety for local international cuisine .it is air condition buffer area.
FANTAN:
 Authentic orientated restaurant ;located by the poolside, which serves east asian
cuisine.
TAVERNA:
 It is traditional goan pub and the ground floor.
 The bar serves exotic cocktails ,bear .this area overlook into a central court and the
sea beyond.
ADEGA:
 There is a game of pool, a casual drink at the bar and a variety of music.
 Bar lantino, daylong poolside bar.
BARISTA:
 The atmosphere ,the aroma, the flavor the experience, and joy of coffee what barista
coffee .made from the finest Arabian beans.
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5.1.10 HELTH AND RECEATIONAL FACILITES:

 Gym
 Steam and sauna bath
 Yoga
 Aerobics
 Health and fitness center.
 Ayurvedic treatment.
 Unique activities.
 Massage.
3conquistadores in the reception area
In internal street Creating un real street
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The tavern Garden ,walkways ,terrace and staircase

connect to different part of hotel.
A courtyard. A corner at restaurant.
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One of the best damao guest room .the sleeping area consists of a matters place on
otla covered
An internal street and plaza. The plaza at night.
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 Beach volleyball, children’s play area.

 Children’s pool
 Cycling
 Driving
 Fortune teller
 Jogging track
 Swimming pool
 Tennis court.
WATER SPORTS
 One of the best water sports clubs in the country with the scuba diving parasailing
.snorkeling, sailing ,jet skiing, fast speed boats and lots of exciting water rides of
swimming in the pool. besides it has one of the best scuba diving outfits in the country
try with dive club called: barracuda diving.
INDOOR SPORTS:
 Badminton, carom, chess, cards ,tennis.
KIDADE KIDS CLUB:
 A place where kids join in the following activities:
 Children ‘park locates next to the activity center. Children’s room has lots of toys,
colorful kiddy furniture, and cots for a little catnap.
 Children’s movie –education and entertaining films for children are organized at the
children’s room.
 Video games-games are at available at the health club for a nominal charge.
BUSSINESS FACILITIES:
 Children’s pool located at next to the main pool.
 A wide range of conferencing facilities from video conferencing to lcd
 Projectors is available at the resort.
 Two large conference hall the convention hall and the sala de banquete can host the
largest convention in goa.
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 The resort also has a business center open 7 days a week, with an attached
bathroom-harmonia to it.it has modern communication, binding etc.
 Resort has meeting rooms that include provisions for tvs, vcr’s, and projects.
 Efficient courier, and computer services.
GRAND SALA:
 It is suitable for meetings upto 500 persons.
 The hall has no pillars and a high ceiling .it has an excellent range of conference. it
has an excellent range of conference facilities.
SALA DE BANQUETE:
 It Is medium capacity hall, with can accommodate up to 200 persons.
HARMONIA:
 A room ideal for small meeting up to 20 persons ,conveniently located next to our
business center.
 Preparation, separate section for bakery and confectioneries, vegetarian, non
vegetarian, south Indian, Punjabi, Chinese, desert, to ensure a proper working
system.
 Each section with cold and dry storage area.
 Crockery and cutlery store is provided with sterilizing system very near to the
restaurant outlets.
SERVICES
 WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE.
 An overhead water tank supplies water to all areas. Efficient system has provide for
proper water circulation.
 Hot water system in the boiler in the toilets and kitchen. A septic tank takes care of all
sewage.
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY AND AIR CONDITIONING.
 A separate power plant to cater the power demands of the resort. concealed wiring
has
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 done in all over areas of resort.

 A central air conditioning plant cools and chiller lines and then all through the resort
condition the air in the engineering and workshop department provided in the
basement along with other services.
 All the engineering services are lined along the corridor to allow easy access to reach
of them. Ceiling fans for the summer.
GARBAGE DISPOSAL:
 Treatment plant at the back of the hotel. garbage from the kitchen collected a huge
trolley wheels and the taken to the treatment which is like a small box like a room.
5.1.11 PARKING:
 There is a single road from the main entrance leading to the area, where about 30
cars can be parked.
 Two wheeler parking are slightly on the outer side.
 Guest parking -25 cars ,4 to 6 bueses,15-20 scooters.
 Staff parking-25 cars ,40 scooters.
5.1.12 THE KITCHEN AND FOOD STORES:
 Main kitchen and food stores are at the basement level .separate service entrance
has given the kitchen.
 The kitchen is divided into different types of the preparation ,separate section for
bakery and confectioneries ,vegetarian, non vegetarian, south Indian ,punjbi,
Chinese, to ensure a proper working system.
 Each section with cold and dry storage area.
 Crockery and cutlery store is provided with sterilizing system very near to the
restaurant outl
FIRE FIGHTING
At the end off every passage one portable unit of fire has been provided.
LANDSCAPING:
 Garden is nicely done and the merges with terracotta tilling and the blue sea.
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 Guests can enjoy the outdoors at cida de goa with a walk in the lush tropical gardens
or on its secluded beach.
SOFT LANDSCAPING:
 There is variety of flowers ,plants ,shrubs used in the garden is of an informal nature.
courtyard has landscaped with plants and shrubs.
HARD SACPEING.
 Paving used is though Shahabad stone .late rite posts and piers have been made act
as a part of the landscape and a environment.
 Wall which act as a barrier between the beach and garden at the back of the site in
very simple and informal.
LIGHTING:
 Spotlights made of metal up passages and lobbies. spotlights merged in the bamboo
ceiling, whivh looks a homogeneous surface.
EXTERNAL LIGHTING.
 Two or three types of lampposts are used in the garden, surrounded by restaurants
etc.
5.1.13 CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES:

o Overall r.c.c framed structure.
 230 thick brick wall as in filling material in cement mortar .flat roof has been
used which does not suit the heavy rainfall in goa.
 On the terraces concrete seating is used to avoid use of wood in regards with
the conservation of the environment.
 At some places like lagoa azul,semi permanent structural material is used ;it is
done in bamboo tao give in an informal appearance.
 Shading device no chajjas are used in the whole design, the rain shelters have
been taken care of in the design itself ,and main disadvantage is that all
openings are not covered.
 A predominantly earth color scheme like deep orange, pink, and white being
dominantly used.
ADVANTAGES:
 Canteen and restaurants, and bars etc. are softly lit.
 Well planned massing is of clusters well done ,so guests get privacy and enjoy
sunbath from individual terraces.
 There is one inter play between 2d and 3d forms.
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DISADVANTAGES:
 Parking is an one side of the entrance and uncovered.
 Needs to closed or covered during monsoon and painted every year after
monsoon.
 The entrance road has an abnormal gradient.
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CASE STUDY 2
4.2.1 HAYATT PARK GOA RESORT AND SPA.
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PARK HAYATT GOA RESORT AND SPA.
4.2.2 INTRODUCTION:
 Architect simeen halstead.
 Clint blue coast hotels.
 Completion period 1996-2002.
5.2.3 GENERAL:
 the park brand is hyatt international’s collection of a the highest degree of personalized
services to its guests.
 The look and feel of the resort is of a typical goan village having indo-Portuguese style.
 GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION:
 Situated on the western coast of the Indian peninsula in the heart of historical south goa.
5.2.4LOCATION:
 Located on 45 acres of beachfront property overlooking the pristine arrosim beach.
 15 minutes drive from dambolin airport.
 20-25 minutes from madgaon station.
5.2.4 SITE AND SURROUNDINGS:

 Positioned in the heart of historical south goa ;park hyatt goa resort & spa offer a sanctuary
of serenity.
 Media type of traffic ,tourist can reach there by taxi, auto rickshaws, private coaches etc.
 Built on the slopping site.
 The hotel is approached by 9 meters wide road.
 Building set back-200 meters from high tide line.
 Plot area back -45 acres of lush green land.
 Coverage-22%
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4.2.5 PLANNING:
 With lush greenery ,landscaped gardens, glimmering water ways and lagoons .you feel you
are in a different world.
 Informal & open kind of planning.
 Neighborhood concept is used in arranging the guestrooms.
 5 different units of guestrooms are placed in such a way that it maintains their own identity
& privacy together.
 A large water body is circulated through whole area holding all the spaces together.
 Main entrance is from east side.
 Service entry is separate &from left side.
5.2.6 RESTAURANT AND BAR:

 At the heart of the resort village , a collection of plaza restaurant offer a variety of culinary
delights lo tempt every palate.
 The restaurants here have indoor and outdoor seating areas.
DA LULGL.
 Serves organic pastas, authentic trattoria specialties and delicious pizzas from its wood
–fired ovens.
 The market grill:
 With its lively open kitchen ,prepares the freshest sea foods, grilled to perfection.
MASALA:
 Taste buds will titillated by tandoori and goan specialties.
SAMBAR:
 A variety of vegetarian dosas.
JUICE BAR.
 There is a natural juice bar the health –conscious.
AQUAMARINE:
 a poolside bar aquamarine ,for refreshing thirst-quenchers.
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PARAIA DE LUZ:
 Praia de luz Portuguese and Spanish wines.
MIRANDA:
 While Miranda, situated on the resort’s grand canal, is just the venue for indulging in a
selection of premium whiskies, ports and cigars.
5.2.7 HEALTH AND RECRETIONAL FACILITIES:

 Park hyatt goa resort and spa is designed to rejuvenate body and soul.
 Myriad land and water –sports, miles of sandy white beaches and breezes off the Arabian
sea combine to make a potion for hypnotic days In the sun.
 Luxuriate at the resort’s sere no spa featuring indoor and outdoor pavilions around a
“courtyard of tranquility”-where ancient ayurvedic treatments and new-age therapies are
offered by trained specialists to smooth away stress and tension.
 Children can enjoy the entertaining and educational youth activates at camp hyatt or revel in
india’s largest outdoor swimming pool waterslides.
5.2.8BUSINESS FACILITES:
 The park hyatt goa resort and spa has become a venue for companies like Microsoft ,birla
sun to hold their corporate and banqueting events.
 Conference facilities offered include ballroom with built –in stage and spectacular lagoon
view ,state –of- the-art multi –media equipment ,broadband connectivity and a team of
convention and implement the corporate events.
 Gatherings from a minimum 16 people to an assembly hall.
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4..3. CASE STUDY-3 FORT AGUADA BEACH RESORT
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4.3.1 FORT AGUADA BEACH RESORT

INTRODUCTION:
Architect-1m kadri.
Client –taj group.
5.3.2 GENRAL:
 Built on the ramparts of a 16th century Portuguese fortress ,the resort is
part of a sprawling 46 acres complex 46 acres complex overlooking the
Arabian sea.
 Situated right on the beach the resort offers guests a unique opportunity
to relax in elegantly appointed villas and cottages, while they are
serenaded by the lapping of waves nearby.
5.3.3 GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION:
The site is located on the western coast of Indian on the golden sands of
colangute beach.
5.3.4 LOCATION :
 Resort is located on the 18th century Portuguese fort that offers a
panoramic view of the Arabian of the Arabian sea the entire north goa
beaches coastline. approximately 45kms.from airport.
 25kms. From the panjim ,the capital city of goa .
 30kms. .from the railway station.
4.3.4CLIMATIC ANALYSIS:
 climatic zone –warm humid.

 Climate-min-15 & max-29
 Altitude:1.022m above sea level.
 Temperature-21 degree C .to 32degree C humid.
 Rainfall-highest rainfall while February is the driest month .rainfall from the
monsoon june to October.
 Best season –October to may.
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4.3.5SITE AND SURRONDINGS:
 Built on the slopping site, on the calangute beach.

 Plot area-46acre.
 Built up area-35%
 Fort aguada situated on hillside .
 Heavy and media type of traffic tourist can reach there by taxi, auto rickshaws
,private coaches etc.
4.3.5 PLANNING:
 Linear plan with central part-recreation ,conference room , shops etc

symmetrical and west wings, off which 64 standard rooms and 24 suits.
 Entrance at first floor. Kitchen and admin in basement.
ENTRANCE PORCH:
 Drive way is up to entrance lobby.

 The canopy with round column s supporting and well lit coffered ceiling.
4.3.6LOUNGE:
 Large enough and well designed with framed views of beach and fortress.
 Lounge has a glazed door and arches used to frame the beach views.
 The area has reception, seating area and shops with ample light and
ventilation.
4.3.7ACCOMODATION:
 This 5 star deluxe hotel resort part of the taj group of hotels and offers stunning
views of the Arabian sea.
 It consists of 130 rooms including 24 suites.
 The rooms are sea facing rooms cottages and terrace sea facing suites or a
newly designed cluster of one or two bedroom cottages nestled on a hilltop.
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SEA FACING ROOMS:

All rooms are elegantly appointed and offer guest amenities like international direct
dial facility ,channel music and color television with satellite programmers.
TERRACE SEA FACING SUITES:
Each of these luxuriously appointed suites has a private terrace.
COTTAGES:
 These are designed on the gradual hill slop every cottage is approachable
through a well landscaped stone laid path.
 These are designed I the form of units of two cottages .each cottage is a.c and
very well furnished. edges of the roof are sloping and central part is flat slab.
VILLAS:
 These are designed on the steeper part of hill, easily approachable by a vehicle
through a well-landscape d tar road..
 Every villas has a living ,dinning, kitchen and bedroom with toilets. villas are
very well set into the landscape area and have their own garden slopes.
RESTAURANT AND BARS:

 The beach houses:
 Serves continental , Indian, and goan cuisine. A sizzling barbeque of the day’s
catch is also served.
 The banyan tree:
 Resting in the shadows of huge banyan tree and surrounded by a shimmering
fishpond this charming restaurant serves authentic thai and Chinese cuisine.
CARAVELA:
This restaurant on the beachfront serves intoxicating cocktail and seafood.
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ROCK YOUR BLUES:

A retro bar/discotheque.
KIDDES CORNER:
A special restaurant for children.
RAAMPON:
Offers goan specialties.
THE ANCHOR BAR:
A café and bar that service snacks ,cocktails ,and goan wines, dining.
MORISCO:
For traditional goa specialties .seafood barbeque .there are freshly caught lobsters
,prawns, crabs ,fish, marinated in very goan spices accompanied by the lively beats
of traditional goan music.
5.3.8 SEASHELL RESTAURANT:
Refresh the best of Indian and European gourmet fare amidst the elegance of
flowers, wine and serenades. The chef urges to try the coastal catch ocean fresh
shrimps in a superbly prepared brandy sauce.
2 CAMINO:
For Italian cuisine .at the 2 camino , heart of Italy. savor authentic Italian delicates
from the regions of roma , Milano and Tuscany. tuck into hand tossed pizzas
delectable pastas and freshly baked garlic bread. Variety of specialty coffees flavored
with vaniiia ,caramel, hazelnut of lrish cream.
MARTINI BAR:
By the poolside. It is a delightful nook by the poolside overlooking the virgin sands of
the calenture. Where the bartender whips up accompanied by the soft nodes of the
piano.
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HEALTH AND TECREATION

:
FACILITES:
There is a spa with couple suites separate floors for ladies and gents.
Steam rooms /Jacuzzi/ayurveda treatment and oil massage.
Rooms/gymnasium/relaxation /landscape d lawns for yoga and outdoors massages.
There are two fresh water swimming spool. Water pool include speed boats, sailing
wind surfing, water skiing ,parasailing ,jet skies, surfing ,bump skies, and banana
boat rides.
Adventure sports include trekking ,rappelling ,jungle safaris, cave expeditions and
river crossing.
and also there is 5 hole ,putting green ,tennis ,fishing ,squash ,badminton.
Children’s activity center and astrologer on request are also there.
 Gym
 Jacuzzi
 Steam and sauna bath
 Yoga
 Massage
 swimming pool
 Badminton
 table tennis
 Billiards
 water sports
 Children’s play area.
 Windsurfing.
 Golfing
 Jet parking
 Surfing.
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 Squash court.
 BUSINESS FACILITES:
 Banqueting
 Business center
 Conference room
 Meeting facilities
 Conference and banquet facilities
 There are three meeting rooms
 Host a business meeting or seminars conference room furnished with the best
in modern business facilities.
 It can comfortably seat up to 170 people.
 There s nothing quite as relaxing as a theme evening by the poolside to round
off a successful conference.
5.3.9 ENTERTAINENT:
 The beach resort also offers a variety of theme nights reflecting the
cultural diversity of india from colorful evenings ,traditional gaon food and
entertainment.
 CASINO
:here one play on a variety of gamming machines such as sega royal,
ascot ,American roulette ,and digital black, slot reel machines and poker
machines.
SERVISCES:
PARKING:
 Guest parking-42 cars, 5 bus,4 mini bus,3 jeeps.
 Staff parking-25 cars,30 seconds.
 THE KITCHEN AND ADMINISTRATATION:
Administration has separate service entrance. Main kitchen ,food stores
and admin are in the basement with the amen entrance.
 Near entrance cargo lift to carry goods downloads at entrance.
the admin has different department types of preparation; manager;
house l\keeping; maintenance department; Xerox –fax at entrance.
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 Laundry kitchen divided into different types of preparation ;separate

section for bakery and maintenance ,vegetarian, south Indian, Punjabi,
Chinese ,deserts .each section with cold and dry storage areas.
 WATER SUPPLY:
 Water storage tank located on sloping land near villas as need more than
water provided by P.W.D and ground water so sometimes are needed.
A.C PLANT
Located near to the villas , on sloping land. Services pipes are carried
underground.
GARBAGE DISPOSAL:
Garbage is located in one room near security office used for vermicular.
 FIRE FIGHTING
there is an additional tank, which store for use in case of fire. fire
extinguishers are fitted in each villa and there is also a fine engine trolley
mountain.
LANDSCAPING:
 The resort built on amparts of adds to the landscaping of resort from the
security to be entrance the road surrounded by coconut trees and
parking along the side hides the main entrance.
 As we reach the entrance we see the spectacular view of sea ,the
fortress part and swimming pool around it the paved area ,a step up there
a chess tiles and to the sides of swimming pool thatched roof open
restaurants.
CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES:
 R.C.C and dressed laterite blocks .Late rite blocks are well plaster and
painted with pungent pink color. flat roof main building and sloping roof for
cottages.
 At some places ,semi permanent structural material is used such as
wood bamboo.
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 Shading device –chajjas are used.
ADVANTAGES:
 Canteen and restroom provided for staff.
 The lobby area, restaurant, and bars etc.
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CHAPTER 5
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5.1COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
ON BASIS OF
1.LOCATION
2.ARCHITECT
3.CLIENT
4.SITE AREA
5. TOPOGRAPHY
6.GENRAL PLANNING
7. ACCOMODATION
8. INTERIORS
9. RESTURANT
10. RECREATIONAL FACILITES
11. BUSINESS FACILITES.
12. KITCHEN.
13.HOUS KEEPING.
13. LIGHTING.
14. AIR CONDITIONIG AND ELECTRICITY
15. PARKING
16. STRUCTURE
17.OPEN SAPCES AND SCAPING
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CRITERIA CIDA-DE-GOA PARK HAYTT FORT AGUADA REMARK

Few min.drive *located on beach front *located about 15 it must be perfectly
from penji,near property overlooking the km from panji pn the located in a very quite
dona paula pristine arrrosim beach. calangute beach on zone away from the
adjacebt zuari *15 min drive from the northen side city
dambolin airport *20- built into ramparts of
river.
25min from madgaon a 18th century
*approximetly station. portuguese
LOCATION 32kms from the frotresss.
airport *14 *app.45kms from
kms from the gold the airport
churches and *25 km from the
equidistant from panjim. *30kms
north and south the railway.
goa tourist.
ARCJHITEC
Ar.charles correa. Ar.simeen halstead Ar.i.m.kadri
T
CLIENT Formento resort. blue coast hotels. taj group of hotels
SITE AREA 46 acres 45 acres. 35 acres
TOPOGRAPH
sloping site. slpoing site. sloping site sloping site.
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sea
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*part hyatt has 251 and terrace are
*no of toatal
rooms &13 autlas. sea facing sultes
rooms 210
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*100 bedrooms
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have been
TION with verandas or and four room.*6 no suites.
provided
balconies bedroomunits.*it
*types casa
.*types:passiflora,hibis conalats of 130
dameo suites.
cus,silver leaf. rooms including
32 deluxe
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the rooms include:walk
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in closet,individually
.*rooms have are very simple
controlled air- *rooms interior
been decorated in but elegant.*the
conditioning and should be very
a typical goan cottages hae a
dimmer lights two simple and elegant
INTERIORS style an offer typical goan style
telephone with use of natural
glimpses of a interior with
lines,computer data and locality available
bygone portugese bamboo made
ports in the roomand in material.
are. beds and
the veranda.*indo-
cupboards.
portuguese style
pousadas or villas.
*three different *the restaturent here *gym,yoga,aerobi *a very of restaturent
RESTAURANT types of resaturant have indoor and c,health and which serves local
serving various outdoor seating areas. fitness apeciality &sea
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types of cuisine *three different types of center,jacuzzi,ste foods

.*no,of reataturent serving am and sauna etc.*2restaurants,ma
restaurants-9. various types of bath,ayurvedic inbar&1 coffee shop.
culsine. massage.*
*gym,jacuzzi,stem
*the rooms are
and sauna bath *gym,yoga,aerobics,he
sea
,yoga,aerobic,heal alth and fitness
facingcottages
th and fitness centre,jacuzzi,steam
and terrace are *different type of
centre,ayurvedic and sauna
sea facing sultes health and
tretment,massage. bath,spa,ayurvedic
RECREATIO cottages are recreational facilites
*beach massage.
available in two sholud be
NAL volleyball,children' *tennis court,kid s
and four provided.*1health
FACILITES. s play playground ,megical
bedroomunits.*it club &indoor sports
area.children's forest,spice garden.
conalats of 130 centre.*2 swimming
pool,cycling,diving *india s largest outdoor
rooms including pools.
fortune,jogging seimming pool and
32 deluxe
track,swimming waterslides.many
rooms,32 delux
pool,tenniscourt,v types of watersports.
rooms.
olley ball.
two large
conference *benqueting,busin
conference facilites
halls.the ess
offerd include,ballroom
convention hall centre,conference
with in stage *1 conference hall
and banquette can room,meeting
spectacular lagoon for max100 people
host the largest facilites.*there are
view,state of the art &1 banquet hall for
BUSINESS convention in three meeting
multi- 50 people with
FACILITES. goa.*the resort rooms.furnished
mediaequipment,brodb modern
also has a with the best in
and connectivity and a communicartion
business centre morden business
team of convention aida.
open 7days a facilites.it can
services specialits to
week,with an comfortably seat
plan.
attached up to 170 people.
bathroom.
cold and dry
storage
area.*near
separate services entarance,cargo *kitchen should have
entrance has lift to carry goods separate service
given for the *separate service downloaded.*main entry.it should be
kitchen.*main entrance has given for kitchen,food property placed to
kitchen and food the kitchen.*main stores,and serve all
KITCHEN
stores is provided kitchen at backside admin.are in the restaturants.kitchen
with sterillxing 7close to the village basement with the should be provided
system very near plaza. same with all nacessary
to the restaturant entarance.restatur atores and
outlets. ent is directly euipments.
connected to yhe
kitchen.each
section with
The resort has *the resort provides *resort does not
*resort sholud
its own house the house keeping have its own
HOUSE have its own
keeping and and laundry facility of laudry and it is
KEEPING laundry for staff
laundry its own.house depended on the
and guests.
facilites.house keeping departments local
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keeping is placed at laundry.washed

department is basement neer to the clothes and
places at ground services. various linen of
level near to the the working staff
sevice ares. and guests are
brought to the
house keeping
room from where
it is distributed.
*natural as well
as artificial
well use of
lighting has been
natural light in *natural as well as
provided to
the lobby artificial lighting
create the
area,rooms play an important
*all areas are well perfect
&passages.spotli role to create the
LIGHTING ghts made of
benefilted by na tural amblence in the
perfect amienced
light. interiors.kitchen
metal light up the in the interiors
areas and the
massages and required for the
basement
lobbies in the hotel.
depended totally
night.
on artificial
lighting.
*a central air
conditioning
resort has to be air
plant,cailing fans
conditioned but in
AIR used for the *a.c plant room
such a way thet
CONDITIO summer.a located at ac room is
when the room is
separate power basement.electricity located near to
NING AND paint to cater the is supplide from the the villas,on
not in use the air
ELECTRICI conditioner and
demands of the local electricity sloping land.
TY. electricity can be
resort.conceated board.
turend off to
wiring has done
reduce the load
in all over areas
of resort.
ample parking
spaces provided there should be
where about 30 adequate space
staff parking-15
cars can ample spaces for4 wheeler as
cars,40 two
park.guest for parking along wellas parking staff
wheeler.guest
parking-25 stepped patking.8four
PARKING cars,4-6
parking 35
landscape staff wheelers 25 two
cars,business-5,10-
buses,15-20 parkig 24 taxi,35 wheelers .guest
15 two wheelers.no
scooters.staff two wheelers parking-20 four
covered parking.
parking- wheelers 4 buses
25cars.,40scoote 5 two wheelers
rs.
r.c.c framed r.c.c framed structure r.c.c framed r.c.c framed
STRUCTU structure.230 with brick walls.use structure and structure suitable
RE thick brick wall of wooden structural dressed laterite to resist wind
as in finishing members to give it a blocks and pressure coming
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materials cemant village brickare used. from the seaside

mortar.at some appearance.walls sloping roof ideal
places semi are well plasterd and for weater
permanent painted with pink condition.
structural color
material is used
like bamboo and
hay.falt roof has
been used which
does not sult the
heavy rainfall in
goa.
courtyards are
provided with well maintained large lot of open space
dense landscaping waterbody with providewith lobby
&seen wgile the sprinkling fountain in openings onto
proper integration of
passages. paving between activites the open landscaped
OPEN used is rough spaces.well maintained areas.the resort
internal sand
SPACES external spaces
shahabad been landscaped built on ramoers
should be done
made to act as a areas.dence of fort adds to the
part of the landscaping landscaping of
landscape and as surrounding the rooms. resort
planters.
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[NATURE BASED TOURISM,TITHAL,GUJARAT.

1.CHAPTER Page 2-7

1.4 STRUCTURE OF A RESORT

2.CHAPTER 2. Page 8-16

2.4 DESIGN GUIDELINES

3.CHAPTER 3-DATA COLLECTION. Page17-20

4.CHAPTER 4- CASE STUDYS. Page21-47

WHAT IS NATURE BASED TOURISM?

It is tourism based on the natural attractions of an area. Examples include bird

-The nature-based tourism efforts in Texas will continue to focus on achieving

-From the standpoint of conservation, nature-based tourism provides incentives for

In Nani Daman, the Fort of St jerome, completed in 1627, covers 12 ha with a

are being attracted to spa resorts because of their health benefits.

facilities like shopping will be more attractive to visitors.

1.5 CURRENT SCENARIO OF TITHAL.

HOW TO REACH TITHAL.

2.1 INTRODUCTION ABOUT PROJECT.

This resort will perform multifunction, as it will have restaurants, Conference

 Provide a recreational environment for the resort through varieties of facilities

In addition, there are various objective related to achieving proper

 Study about the materials and technology regarding the sustainability in

 Study about energy efficient design.

 Study about passive solar architecture.

 Study about low cost sustainable building materials.

 Study about spatial organization and a real need of resort programs.

2.2.2. SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS

detailing will be done to meet the architectural requirement. Detailed environment

 Case study, Literature Review

Analysis and evaluation of output design-

Preparation of architectural drawings, 3D views, model, report for final presentation

2.4 DESIGN GUIDELINES

3. Promote modes of transportation other than the automobile, including walking,

7. Provide opportunities that improve and capitalize on views of the A Ocean,.

BUILDING DESIGN ELEMENTS

Buildings should be compatible with the ones surrounding them by respecting

New development and redevelopment, however, should utilize contemporary but

Of equal importance is the creation of pedestrian-friendly frontages with design

All sides of a building should be continuous in design. No side should be

Use of an awning, change in roofline, or other architectural feature to define the

Building entries may be recessed to emphasize the entrance, increase window

Mechanical equipment should be screened with materials and be designed to be

Coastal Regulation Zone:

Classification of Coastal Regulation Zone:

Category I (CRZ -I):

Category II (CRZ -II):

Category III (CRZ -III):

Activities prohibited within the CRZ

4. Setting up and expansion of units/mechanism for disposal of waste and effluents

4.1 CASE STUDY.1

4.1.1 CIDA DE GOA.

4.1.3 GEOGR APHICAL LOCATION:

4.1.5 SITE SURROUNDINGS:

4.1.7 RECEPTION AND LOUNGE:

 RESTAURANT AND BAR:

5.1.10 HELTH AND RECEATIONAL FACILITES:

3conquistadores in the reception area

In internal street Creating un real street

The tavern Garden ,walkways ,terrace and staircase

A courtyard. A corner at restaurant.

An internal street and plaza. The plaza at night.

 Beach volleyball, children’s play area.

 done in all over areas of resort.

5.1.13 CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES: