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GROUP MEMBERS :

AKANKSHA K. BANGAR – 05SIDHDANT D. BENDE – 09HITESH V. BHALERAO – 10SHUBHAM R. BHOIR – 11TUSHAR M. KADU – 38

ART IS …• “Art is not what you see but what

you make others see....” - Edgar Degas.

• “Use of skill and imagination in the creation of aesthetic objects, environment or experiences that can be shared with others….”- Gary Freeman

GOA COLLEGE OF ARTARCHITECT : SARTO ALMEDAoLOCATION : Altinho, Panjim, Goa.oAREA : 3 Acre.oCLIMATE : Warm and Humid oTYPE : Institutional oVEGETATION : teak, sal, cashew,mango oTOPOGRAPHY : coastal region and Arabian

Sea in the West.

WHY?•THIS COLLEGE HAS A HISTORY OF OVER FOUR DECADES IN IMPARTING FINE ART EDUCATION TO ASPIRING YOUNG MINDS IN THIS BEAUTIFUL STATE OF GOA.•THIS IS THE ONLY FINE ARTS COLLEGE IN THE STATE.

• Born in 1924. (Goa)• studied architecture at the J. J. School of Art,

Bombay.• After a brief period of practice in Bombay, he went

to Ahmadabad where he worked with B.V. Doshi till 1964.

• He then moved to Goa where, he established his own office in 1967.

• The best of Almeda’s work today reveals a conscious strain of an authentic regionalism.

• The first Chairman of the South Goa Planning and Development Authority.

• He has also been a member of the Ecological Control Committee and the Conservation Committee in Goa.

GOA COLLEGE OF ARTARCHITECT : SARTO ALMEDA

CARMEL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, MARGAO

ARMELITE MONASTERY CHURCH, MARGAO

SITE – GOA

• ACCESS TO SITE :

MUMBAI TO GOA COLLEGE OF ART PANJIM TO GOA COLLEGE OF ART

GOA COLLEGE OF ART

SURROUNDINGS :GOA COLLEGE OF ART

GOA RESERVE POLICE CAMP

ELECTRICITY COLONY JOGGERS PARK GOA COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

GOA COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

GOA COLLEGE OF ART

• Founded by Kala Academy

1972

• Brought under Department of Education, gov.of Goa

1983 • Directorate of Technical Education, Goa.

At present

TIMELINE :

• COURSES : Degree course Diploma Certificate

• DURATION :4 years7 hours a day

PAINTING AND SCULPTING

• MURALS• SCULPTURE• PAINTING• PRINTMAKING

APPLIED ART

• PHOTOGRAPHY• AUDIO VISUAL• DIGITAL ART

GOA COLLEGE OF ART

Hobby

• ELIGIBILITY OF STUDENT :

12th pass ( at least 50% - 45%)

Entrance exam conducted by college

Gets admission

HOSTELS : Are not available The college allows only residents of Goa to get admission as per the rules of government of Goa. CAPACITY OF STUDENTS :•2 divisions for a class• 20 students in a batch for foundation ( 1 year )•6-7 students in a batch for specialization (3 years)

TEACHER STUDENT RATIO :Teacher : student - it should be 1 : 10

but it is 1 : 20

COLLEGE TIMING : 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. (Break)

FEES : Approximate 13,000 – 16,000

GOA COLLEGE OF ART

•SITE PLAN :

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Open areaParkingpaintingApplied art Administration areaDark roomsBasketball courtGuest roomcanteen

INDEX

GOA COLLEGE OF ART

StructurePassagesOpen to sky courtyards

INDEX

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ROOF PLAN:GOA COLLEGE OF ART

INDEX :HIP ROOF

FLAT ROOF

NORTH LIGHT

GABLE ROOF WITH SKYLIGHT

HIP ROOFNORTH LIGHT

GABLE ROOF WITH SKYLIGHT

A.C.

NATURAL LIGHT

ONLY ARTIFICIAL LIGHT

INDEX :

LIGHT AND VENTILATION :

GOA COLLEGE OF ART

•MOST OF THE PLACES ARE LIT WITH NATURAL LIGHT BY USING NORTH LIGHT.

•ONLY THE ROOMS LIKE DARK ROOM AND LIBRARY ARE PROVIDED WITH ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.

•A.C. IS USED ONLY IN CONFERENCE ROOM AND COMPUTER ROOM(DIGITAL AREA).

PLAN OF LECTURE ROOM :

GOA COLLEGE OF ART

APPLIED ART : PHOTOGRAPHY

• DARK ROOMS• DIGITAL ROOM

PHOTOGRAPHY

Applied arts involve a variety of artistic fields, such as photography, audio-visual art, digital art and illustration.

AREA REQUIREMENTS: 4 Studios with dark rooms = 600 sq. m. In-charge’s cabin = 50 sq. m.Indoor shooting hall = 150 sq. m.Total area = 800 sq. m.

• DIGITAL ROOM• DISPLAY AREA

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

APPLIED ART : COMPUTER GRAPHICS

AREA REQUIREMENTS: 4 Studios = 600 sq. m. In-charge’s cabin = 50 sq. m.Total area = 650 sq. m.

PAINTING & SCULPTING: PRINTMAKING• MACHINERY ROOMS• EXHIBITION ROOM• WORKSHOP AREA

PRINTMAKING

AREA REQUIREMENTS: Visual area/Studios = 300 sq. m. In-charge’s cabin = 50 sq. m.Display area = 150 sq. m.Machinery room = 300 sq. m.Total area = 800 sq. m.

• DISPLAY AREA• WORKSHOP

SCULPTURE

PAINTING & SCULPTING: SCULPTURE

AREA REQUIREMENTS: Clay studio = 600 sq. m. In-charge’s cabin = 50 sq. m.Display area = 150 sq. m.Store room (material) = 50 sq. m. Total area = 850 sq. m.


MURALS

PAINTING & SCULPTING: MURALS

AREA REQUIREMENTS: Clay studio = 600 sq. m..Display area = 150 sq. m.Store room (material) = 50 sq. m. Total area = 800 sq. m.


PAINTING

PAINTING & SCULPTING: PAINTING

AREA REQUIREMENTS: 2 studios = 600 sq. m. In-charge’s cabin = 50 sq. m.Display area = 150 sq. m.Store room (material) = 5 sq. m. Total area = 800 sq. m.

ANCILLARY SPACES :ANCILLARY SPACES :•LIBRARY•OPEN SPACES•COURTYARDS•PASSAGES•RECREATIONAL AREA•INDOOR GAMES •BASKETBALL COURT •CANTEEN•ADMINISTRATION AREA•STAFF ROOM•PARKING

ANCILLARY SPACES

THE LIBRARY CONSIST OF FOLLOWING AREAS –

LIBRARIAN’S SECTIONREADING AREAART GALLERYPRIVATE READING SECTIONS

LIBRARY :

ANCILLARY SPACES

CORTYARDS ARE CREATING GOOD CIRCULATION SPACE AND SPACE FOR RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

COURTYARDS ARE BLENDED WITH LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS AND DECORATED WITH VARIOUS WORKS OF STUDENTS.

COURTYARDS :

ANCILLARY SPACES

ADMINISTRATION AREA CONSIST OF FOLLOWING SECTIONS :

PRINCIPAL’S CABINCONFERENCE ROOMRECEPTION AREAPANTRY

ADMINISTRATION AREA :

ANCILLARY SPACES

THE MOST IMPORTANT AREA OF STRUCTURE

CAN SEE HARMONY THROUGH FRAMES

USED FOR ANNUAL FUNCTIONS LIKE “KALA UTSAV”

USED BY STUDENTS FOR OUTDOOR SKETCHING ALSO

OPEN SPACES :

ANCILLARY SPACES OPEN SPACES :

ANCILLARY SPACES OTHER SPACES :

PARKING

BASKET BALL GROUND

CANTEEN

DISPLAY AREA

INDOOR PLAY AREA

INDOOR PLAY AREA

FURNITURE DETAILS : DESKGOA COLLEGE OF ART

150cm 80cm

FURNITURE DETAILS :GOA COLLEGE OF ART

DESKS IN MURAL SECTIONDESKS IN LIBRARY

BENCH DESKS IN MURAL SECTION

FLAT SURFACE TO PUT MATERIAL IN IT

SLOPE FOR EASY USE

STOPPING BAR SO THAT THINGS WON’T ROLL DOWN

ARCHITECTURAL STYLEUSE OF NORTH LIGHTVENTILATIONNO ORNAMENTATION REGIONALISM

ISSUES :THE PRINTMAKING SECTION :

IN PRINTMAKING SECTION LARGR AMOUNT OF HEAT IS PRODUCED DUE TO USE OF MACHINES

THERE IS ADEQUATE AMOUNT OF NATURAL LIGHTBUT - NO PROPER VENTILATION ,BECAUSE OF –

• FIXED GLASS IN WINDOWS• SOME WINDOWS ARE OUT OF REACH

LOOKING FORWARD :

• FILM MAKING• CRAFTS• SET DESIGNING

SUBJECTS

• MINITHEATRE• EXTENSION FOR

MURAL WORKSHOP• PERMANENT GALLERY• OPEN AIR THEATRE

AREAS

THE PROJECT IS STILL UNDER PROGRESS....

REFERENCES :• http://www.feedpune.org/upload/pdfs/sartoalmeida.pdf• http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Hes-on-board-and-in-control/articleshow• www.goacollegeofart.com

• Mr. Wengurlekar – The principal of goa college of arts • Mr.Wifred Goes – faculty (Applied art)• Mrs. Harsha Mandurkar – faculty (painting section)• Mr. Potdar –faculty (sculpture section)• Mr.Hanuman Kamble – faculty (printmaking section)• Shardul Mumbaikar – student • Sayli D’souza – student