rv school of architecture case study
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Case study
The first step
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Comparative study
• Site• Design on the basis of site context• Organization of spaces• Visual effects• Comparison with standards• Comments
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Site
Dayananda sagar school of architecture
• Sloped site- situated on a hillock
• Site cut and filled to a leveled surface
R.V. college of architecture• Sloped site- site inclined in
two directions• Designed with context to
the site’s slope
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Design on the basis of site context
Dayananda sagar school of architecture• No separate block for architecture• Housed in a floor of a block meant to serve an
engineering department• Building here hasn’t been designed with context
to the site which is actually a sloped site
R.V. college of architecture• A dedicated block for architecture in a campus of an
engineering college• To screen activities of school from engineering-blank
walls• Slope incorporated in design• Built to human scale
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Organization of spaces
Dayananda sagar school of architecture
• Learning spaces branch out from the corridor
• Learning spaceso Studio cum lecture halls, 5 nos.,
meant for 40 studentso 1 seminar hall that doubles as a crit
roomo A 40 unit computer lab
• Interactive spaceso Nothing specific- the built
environment does not promote interaction
• Two faculty rooms – equipped with PCs
R.V. college of architecture• Studio spaces separated from lecture
rooms to promote physical activity• Learning spaces
o 9 studios with a capacity of 40 studentso 6 lecture halls with A/V facilitieso 1 seminar hall with 120 seating capacityo 60 unit computer lab
• Interactive spaceso Landscaped courtyardso 200 seater- Open air theatre
• Faculty rooms – individual and common rooms
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Lighting & ventilation
Dayananda sagar school of architecture
• Doubly loaded corridor dimly lit and poorly ventilated by natural means inducing the necessity for artificial lighting
• Well lit studios/classrooms of height 12’ with strip windows
R.V. college of architecture• doubly loaded corridor-well lit and
ventilated• Studios- well lit and ventilated by
natural means - vertical windows at two levels, studio ht-15’
• Classrooms- artificial lighting required on gloomy days, room ht-11’
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Comparison with standards
Standards• Studios- space required/ A0 drawing table-
3.5sq.m• Adjustable drawing table preferred• Classrooms- 1.2 sq.m per head
R.V. college of architecture• Fixed tables A0 size• Area of studio- 155 sq.m approx.-3.8sq.m
per head-more than sufficient• Spacing between tables-edge to edge 4’• Classrooms-1.56 sq.m per head
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Design concept• Located in an engineering campus-
privacy desired-Blank outer walls• Friendly and welcoming to
students- o human scaleo Several small courtyards
instead of a single large one• Main corridor-spine of the college• Site inclined in two directions-
levels of site used in design• Classrooms and studios spaced out
to increase student’s physical activity and relax their minds
• Built form encourages interaction between students
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Corridors • Main hub of the college• Serves as an interaction
space• Display and notification
space• Branches out the learning
spaces• Runs at three different
levels across the entire school
• Height of the corridor ranges from 10’-15’ since it varies from place to place due to levels in the site - 6’ wide
• Well lit and ventilated by courtyards
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Dayananda Sagar School of Architecture• Location: Kumarasamy layout,
south Bangalore• Area: 28 acres(DSI)• School of architecture: housed in a
floor of a building meant to cater to the needs of engineering
• A linear corridor with learning spaces and faculty rooms on either sides