stellar group_case study

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INTRODUCTION

Stellar IT Park has been built by the Stellar Group, which over the last 10 years has diversified interests in Real Estate ,

Construction , setting up Software Technology Parks , Information Technology, and Hospitality and Entertainment,.

The Stellar IT park is a two tower setup, with built up area of 600,000 sq ft available as integrated office space and about

300,000 sq ft developed as a double basement.

The exclusive building finish is enhanced by the combination of various glass, granite, metal and brick compositions,

which clearly highlights the premium structure as a great work place

The building is located at C-25,Sector-62,Noida,India .

The entire site is divided into two main towers . The total area of tower I is 51, 465 sqft. and the area of tower II is

2,162 sqft .

LOCATION


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LAYOUT PLAN


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BUILDING DESIGN:

Tower I is a double basement+ stilt floor + ground+8 structure.

The floor to ceiling height is 3.8m.

TowerII is a double basement+ ground+6 structure.

The floor to ceiling height is 4.2m on ground and first floor and 3.8n other floors .

PLANNING AT SITE LEVEL The whole complex comprises of two different building units tower-1 & tower-11 respectively having office space and

administrative facilities in both the two. With all the basic amenities like banks, restaurant, cafe & atm facilities

The total area of tower-1 is 51,465 sq ft and the area of tower-11 is 2,162 sq ft.

Parking is divided into two parts, basement parking & surface parking

Entry to basement parking is given on the back side

Building is surrounded by paved area on all sides. This paved area is used for vehicular movement and surface parking

in the campus

BUILDING SPECIFICATIONS:-Combination of clear/ reflective float glass/ granite/ metal cladding/ exterior paint / brick work/ any other.

Lift, Lobbies ,Floors & Walls

Combination of marble/ granite stone

Main staircase(s) / Fire-Escape staircase(s) Terrazzo / Iota Stone / Good concrete. Parking Area Double basement/ Surface

for 800 + Parking.

FACILITIES:

Office spacesrestaurants(food court)

recreational spaces

Gymnasium

Cafe

Bank and ATM facilities

Ample parking for employees and visitors.

UTILITIES:Air Conditioning: Central Air Conditioning with energy efficient water cooled

chillers.

Provision for 4 AHUs on each floor plate. Space provided for specialised /

extra AC for the server room application.

The internal distribution system of Air Conditioning is the sole responsibility

of the tenant.

Power Supply and Captive Power:-i) 5000 KVA power sanctioned on 33KVA

Grid system .ii) Further, provision for 100% power back-up has been made

through DG Sets. Provision also includes power back-up for Centralised ACsystem.


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Tower-1

Ground floor plan First floor plan

Typical floor plan Eight floor plan


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Tower-II

Ground floor plan First floor plan

Second to Fourth floor planFifth floor plan

Sixth floor plan


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GREEN BUILDING CONCEPT

Provision of storm water disposal

Rain water harvesting

Recycling and re use pf water, solid waste the complex is provided with underground and over

head water storage tanks (fire water tank, raw water tank, domestic water tank, soft water

tank etc.) energy saving measures

The units mostly oriented face north-south direction, so as to minimize the heat gain

Use of cfl in basement and common areas.

Dg set shall be plc controlled to optimize their usage based on the actual load requirement.

Solar lighting is provided for open spaces and for hot water supply to kitchen.

INFRENCES The site complex follows a simple and convenient planning.

Ample space has been designed for parking both for the office staff as well as for the visitors.

A multi cuisine food court not only provides relaxation and interaction but also saves space for

own canteen & pantry.

Public utilities has been appropriately planned

Green building concept

Fly ash is mostly used as a building material

Heat recovery units to reduce hvac load

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