CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE

BRAHMANAND GROUP OF
INSTITUTION BULANDSHAHR

THESIS
SYNOPSIS

PRESENTED BY:-
MANISH THAKUR
THESIS CO-ORDINATER:-
ROLL.NO. – 1267181003
B.ARCH 5TH YEAR
AR. AKANSHA RAJPUT
(2012 – 2017 BATCH)
LIST OF TENTATIVE THESIS TOPIC
2012-2017

ARCHITECTURAL SYNOPSIS

Option 1- YAMUNA RIVER FRONT

DEVELOPMENT

Option 2- FIVE STAR HOTEL MYSORE

Option 3- NOIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSIT

YAMUNA RIVER FRONT
DEVELOPMENT

SYNOPSIS BY:
MANISH THAKUR
B.ARCH, 5TH YEAR
1267181003
CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE
B.G.I. (BSR) 2016 - 2017
 PROJECT TYPE:
 Rivers cape, River Front Development.
 INTRODUCTION:
 Human civilizations and cultures have grown on
river banks. Agrarian India cultures reveres rivers
as life-giving mothers. Development of human
culture is closely related to river valleys and the
civilizations assumed names of the rivers that
supported them to grow, flourish, possibly as a
gesture showing their respect.
 There is no celebration dedicated to these rivers-
saying “Thank You” to them. Instead, They are
turned into the gutters. The city ‘Delhi”, has the
riverside left the riverside either to encroach, dump
or just to decay. Nowadays, The urban stretches of
the Mula and Mutha are left to support no form of
life-forget a culture.
 Obviously the opportunity is still not lost. There is
time for every citizen to do his or her bit for the
river- though they are not our lifelines in the
traditional sense. They still can provide a space for
stress bursting fresh air, To sit a while and dream
or just to walk in, for children to play and for all of
us to under rivers.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:
To develop a Multidimensional Environmental
Improvement, Social Upliftment and Urban
Rejuvenation Project.
Make the riverfront accessible to the public.
Stop the flow of sewage, keep the river clean and
pollution free .
 Reducing the fear of erosion and flooding in
flood prone neighborhoods create riverfront
parks, promenades and Ghats to enjoy the
water.
 To demonstrate a model for strategic and
sustainable interventions in the riverfront, The
Indraprastha Power Station site has been
chosen as a pilot project.
 Introduction of recreational use in the form of
cultural use, active sports use and casual
recreational landscape use to the proposed
function by the Zonal Development Plan –
“recreation and ghat”.
 Main objectives:
 To understand what makes the process of
Urban waterfront revitalization successful and
sustainable.
 TO develop a method for comparative
assessment of successful Urban waterfront
revitalization.
 To develop a planning/design framework for
sustainable urban water revatilazation.
METHODOLOGY:
Understand the evolution of the city and the river.
Understand the character of the river for the city.
Study the selected site in relation with the city and
vice versa.
Developing the zones and spaces.
Understanding the change in land use and effects
of the changes.
Correct the old city to new city and give river back
to its city.
 SCOPE AND LIMITITATIONS:
 Delhi is the Capital of India, has lots of impacts on
people and accordingly on the spaces because of
religious and ongoing customs. Thus strategic planning
of space to space to fulfill and enhance cultural, civic,
religious and contemporary space is the ambition of the
scope.
 Although the ambition is to provide spaces at an urban
level, a stretch of 0.8 km. has been identified out of
15 kms of the river stretch through the city.
 As design development is concerned. Immerse thought
has been put in framing out of the Master Plan,
meanwhile to give an identified and intended character,
individual spaces have been explained just to
understand the building form and layout.
REQUIREMENTS:

• The requirements and justifications of the

activities would evolve from different aspects of
Urban issues and the relation between city and
river.
• Understanding the religious, cultural and
aspirations of the people would give a justified
analysis of the spaces.
• The cultural zone culminates in the development
of the water edge with a modern interpretation
of the traditional ghat by conceiving
• it as a sweeping curve of a gentle slope along
the river bank which allows multiple uses to
happen at different times and aims to create an
archetype for the new river edge.
• The water reservoir for ritual bathing is designed
as a pool separate from the Yamuna in order to
create a tank which is safe and shallow, and
more
importantly has clean water filled with collected
rain water.
PROPOSED SITE

 Gas Turbine Power Station, Inderprastha, New

delhi- 110002
 Built up Area to be planned in this project – 20
acres
 Climate- composite.
FIVE STAR HOTEL

SYNOPSIS BY:
MANISH THAKUR
B.ARCH, 5TH YEAR
1267181003
CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE
B.G.I. (BSR) 2016 - 2017
 PROJECT TYPE:
 FIVE STAR HOTEL in MAYSORE, oppsosite the
Lalitha Mahal place .
 INTRODUCTION:
 A hotel is an establishment that provide loding
paid on a short term basis.
 The provision of basic accommodation, in time
past, consisiting only of a room with a bed , a
cupboard, a small tabel and a wash stand has
largely been replaced by room with modern
facilities, including ensuite bathrooms and air
conditioning or climate control.
 Additional common features found in hotel rooms
are a telephone, an alarm clock, a television, a
safe, a mini-bar with snack foods and drink, and
facilities for making tea and cofee.
 Large hotels may provide additional guest facilities
such as a swimming pool, fitness center, business
center, confrence facilities.
TYPES OF HOTELS
 ONE STAR HOTELS:
 One private bedroom and may or may not include
a bathroom with basic facilities.
 family owned business, warm and home-like.
 TWO STAR HOTELS:
 Private bathroom, a cafeteria service or dining
room/area.
 same a with one star hotels, but there are few
more service available.
 THREE STAR HOTELS:
 A spacious entry hall and reception area,
 In-house cleaning services and will offer breakfast
located on or near to main avenues and streets of
the cities, in order to be easily found.

 FOUR STAR HOTELS:

 Formal and large hotels with excellent facilities.
 above-average service.
 beautifully furnished rooms, resturant,
 rooms service, valet parking
 fitness center and a concierge.

 FIVE STAR HOTELS :

 Most luxurious and costly.
 private jacuzzi in the bathrooms
 full service meal and drinks offered at any hour of
the day.
 ball rooms , conference hall
 entertainment such as in-house casinos and pool.
 spas, gym and much more.
AIMS OF THE PROJECT:

Five star hotel with Shopping market

OBJECTIVES:
TOURISM IN INDIA:

• This parameter pertains to the current supply of

hotel rooms with in the respective states.

• Expectedly, the top ten states are all either key

business centers in India (Delhi, Maharashtra,
Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh) or key leisure
market (Goa, Kerala and Tamil Nadu).

• Karnataka has 7,977 hotels occupying the 7th rank

in India.

DEVELOPMENT OPPURTINITY:

• Mysore is the tourist hub and base for the entire

region including destination such as Bandipur ,
Ooty, Kabini and Coorg.

• Growth in sectors like IT and education in the

region, the demand for MICE facilities has increa-
sed.

• The convention facility offered by infosys is the

major convention facility in the region.
SCOPE AND LIMITITATIONS :

• Mysore is the 2ND largest city in Karnataka at a

distance of 130 kms from Banglore.

• As against nearly 2.69 million tourists who visited

Mysore during January-December in 2009, the
same period in 2010 – an increase of nearly 16 %.

• A domestic tourism survey conducted by the

ministry of tourism, Government of India, indicated
that Mysore most popular places visited.

SITE ANALYSIS:

• Located in south central Karnataka, the heritage

city of Mysore was the capital of the historic
Mysore state.

• It is one of the top ten destination of south India.

• It is also the culture capital of Karnataka and the

state’s of Bangalore.

• It is situated 140 km from Banglore.

LOCATION:

• The subject land parcel is a vacant land located

at Kurubarahalli in the eastern part of the city,
oppsosite the Lalitha Mahal place Hotel and 4KM
from the Mysore place.

• AREA – 20 acres

• LAND – Urban Development

• PROXIMITY TO CITY – With in the main mysore city

• ACCESS ROAD AND ITS WIDTH – 18 MTR. WIDE.

NOIDA INTERNATIONAL
UNIVERSITY

SYNOPSIS BY:
MANISH THAKUR
B.ARCH, 5TH YEAR
1267181003
CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE
B.G.I. (BSR) 2016 - 2017
 Noida International University
Yamuna Expressway Noida in G.B.NAGAR

PROJECT BACKGROUND-
TAKING UNIVERSITY AS A PROJECT IS A NATURAL
CHOICE FOR ME. AS I HAVE INTERESTED IN
INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING, AS IT EMPHASIS MORE ON
CREATING THE SPACES FOR THIS TYPE OF
PARTICULAR SECTION OF PEOPLE ACCORDING TO
THEIR LIVING STYLE.

•MY DESIRE AT THIS PROJECT TO DESIGN A BEST

UNIVERSITY & ARCHITECTURAL COLLEGE IN BOTH
CREATIVELY AND SCIENTIFICALLY WITH THE
AESTHETIC AND FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS OF DESIGN.

•AS AN ARCHITECTURE STUDENT I USED TO IMPROVE

THE PERFORMANCE OF BUILDING BOTH SOCIALLY
AND ENVIRONMENTALLY.

•THE UNIVERSITY MUST BE DESIGNED FOR

ADAPTABILITY, WHERE A CAMPUS SHOULD BE
PERFECT FROM EVERY ASPECTS, INFORMAL
TEACHING AS WELL AS RELAXATION OUTSIDE THE
BUILDING AND LANDSCAPE TO ACCOMMODATE
EFFICIENTLY AND FUNCTIONALLY. BESIDES TEACHING
AND LEARNING AREAS, THE BUILDING SHOULD
PROVIDE ADEQUATE SOCIALIZING AREAS, EXHIBITION
AREA, CAFETERIAS, ENTRANCE HALLS ETC .
• IT IS A PHYSICAL EXPRESSION OF VARIOUS
FUNCTIONS SUCH AS SPORTS, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES,
ANY TYPES OF ACADEMIC, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND
RECREATIONAL. OF LEARNING. FUNCTIONS,
MEETINGS AND SEMINARS.

AIM

• AIM OF GALGOTIA UNIVERSITY IS TO EDUCATE

THE STUDENTS TO FIT INTO THE SOCIETY AND TO
CONQUER TOMORROW’S TECHNOLOGY AT
GLOBAL LEVEL WITH HUMAN VALUES AND TO
DEVELOP THE ABILITY TO LIVE CONFIDENTLY,
COURAGEOUSLY AND HOPEFULLY.
• TO DELIVER EDUCATION OF INTERNATIONAL
STANDARDS AND TO MAKE THE UNIVERSITY BEST
IN THE COUNTRY AS WELL AS IN THE WORLD
WHICH WOULD MEET ALL THE FUTURE DIVERSE
AND EVOLVING CHALLENGES.
• TO CREATE BEST STUDENTS INCORPORATING
GOOD HUMAN VALUES THROUGH RELEVANT AND
HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION.

• TO INCLUDE ETHICS, INTEGRITY, EXCELLENCE,

DEDICATION, ACCOUNTABILITY AND RESPECT.
 OBJECTIVE:-
THE SCOPE OF THE DESIGN LIES IN THE SITE
PLANNING AND SYSTEMATIC ZONAL LAYOUT OF
VARIOUS ACTIVITIES DREAMT BY GURUKULAM WHICH
INCLUDES- ENTRANCE, COLLEGE CAMPUS, PLAY
GROUND, ACADEMIC BLOCK, ADMIN, CANTEEN,
CAFETERIA, AUDITORIUM, LIBRARY, COMPUTER LAB,
HOSTEL, RECREATIONAL AREAS, STAFF RESIDENCE,
ETC.

LOCATION:-
NOIDA, A PART OF
GAUTAM BUDH NAGAR
DISTRIC, IN
UTTAR PRADESH STATE.
 SITE:-

The 75 acres of
the Noida
International
University is
located near the
Yamuna
Expressway
Educational Hub,
GautamBudh
Nagar and is
just opposite to
the F1 racing
track.

LOCATION OF SITE
REQUIREMENTS:
-
• ENTRANCE
•COLLEGE’S CAMPUS
•PLAY GROUND
•ACADEMIC BLOCK
•ADMIN
•CANTEEN
•CAFETERIA
•AUDITORIUM
•LIBRARY
•COMPUTER LAB
•HOSTEL
•RECREATIONAL AREAS
•STAFF RESIDENCE
•SPORTS FACILITIES
• MAINTENANCE BLOCK
• SERVICES BLOCK

CASE STUDIES :-

1. ALIGHAR MUSLIM UNVERSITY

1. SHARDA UNVERSITY , NOIDA

COURSES IN
UNIVERSITY:-
• SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

• UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC

• CENTER FOR RESEARCH STUDIES

• SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

• SCHOOL OF FINE ART

• SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION

• SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

• SCHOOL OF LAW & LEGAL AFFAIRS

• SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS

• SCHOOL OF NURSING & HELTH SCIENCES

• SCHOOL OF SCIENCES

• 150 COURSES AVILABEL IN 11 SCHOOLS.

• CAMPUS PLANNED FOR 30,000 STUDENTS.

 SOURCES OF
DATA:-
• www. Google.com
• www. undergraduatethesis.com
• www. thesis.com
• www. archicom.com
• www. scribid.com
• http://niu.edu.in/fee-structure.php

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