Major Project Data Collection: Group 1
Major Project Data Collection: Group 1
Major Project Data Collection: Group 1
DATA COLLECTION
GROUP 1
PROJECT : FIVE STAR
RESORT
SITE : KOLLAM BEACH
SIDE
GENERAL
N
FULL TIME OPERATION 7 DAYS A
WEEK IN SEASON.
N
ESTABLISHMENT TO HAVE ALL ESTABLISHMENT TO
NECESSARY TRADING LICENSES / PERMISSIONS HAVE PUBLICLIABILITY INSURANCE
BEDROOMS, BATHROOMS, N
PUBLIC AREAS AND KITCHEN FULLY SERVICES ALL FLOOR SURFACES CLEAN AND IN FLOOR MAY
DAILY. BE OF ANY TYPE
GUEST ROOM
MINIMUM SIZE OF BEDROOM 200 sq m.ROOMS SHOULD NOT BE LESS THAN THE
EXCLUDING BATHROOM IN SQ.FT. SPECIFIED SIZE. THE AREA MAY INCLUDE THE
VESTIBULE AND OTHER COVERED AREA WITHIN
THE ROOM BUT EXCLUDE OUTDOOR VERANDAH/
BALCONY. SINGLE OCCUPANCY ROOMS MAY BE 20
SQ.FT. LESS.
AIR – CONDITIONING - % OF N
ROOMS
SAFE KEEPING / IN ROOM SAFE 1,2, AND 3 STAR HOTELS TO HAVE FACILITIES
FOR SAFE KEEPING IN THE RECEPTION.ALL 4
STAR, 5 STAR AND 5 STAR DELUXE HOTELS
SHALL PROVIDE A SAFE IN THE ROOM.
CLOTHES N
– HOOKS IN EACH BATH/ SHOWER ROOM ALL STAR CATEGORY HOTELS SHALL PROVIDE
TWO (2) CLOTHES HOOKS IN THE BATH /
SHOWER ROOM
SANITARY BIN N
THESE MUST BE COVERED.EACH WESTERN WC
TOILET TO HAVE A SEAT WITH LID AND TOILET
PAPER
N
VALET (PARKING) SERVICES TO BE
AVAILABLE
ROOM AND FACILITIES FOR THE DIFFERENTLY AT LEAST ONE ROOM FOR THE
ABLED GUEST DIFFERENTLY ABLED GUEST.
THE ROOM SHALL HAVE LOW HEIGHT
FURNITURE, LOW PEEP
3 STAR CATEGORY N
ONE MULTI – CUISINE RESTAURANT CUM COFFEE
SHOP PEN FROM 07.00 AM. TO 11.00 PM. AND 24
HR. ROOM SERVICE.
N
4 STAR CATEGORY (WITH GRADE A CITIES:ONE MULTI – CUISINE
ALCOHOL SERVICE OR WITH NO RESTAURANT CUM COFFEE SHOP OPEN FROM
ALCOHOL SERVICE) 07.00 AM. TO 11.00 PM., ONE SPECIALTY
RESTAURANT AND 24 HR. ROOM SERVICE.THE
SPECIALTY RESTAURANT MAY EITHER BE
INDOORS WITH AIR-CONDITIONING, OR
OUTDOORS. THE SPECIALTY RESTAURANT MUST
SERVE SPECIFIC FORM OF CUISINE.
THE SPECIALTY RESTAURANT MAY BE OPEN FOR
LUNCH / DINNER.CITIES OTHER THAN GRADE A
CITIES:
ONE MULTI – CUISINE RESTAURANT CUM COFFEE
SHOP OPEN FROM 07.00 AM. TO 11.00 PM. AND 24
HR. ROOM SERVICE.
N
REFRIGERATOR WITH DEEP WOODEN CHOPPING BOARDSHEAD COVERING
FREEZER FOR
PRODUCTION STAFF
N
SEGREGATED STORAGE OF MEAT, KEPT IN SEPARATE FREEZERS TILED WALLS,
FISH AND VEGETABLES NON SLIP FLOORS
GARBAGE TO BE SEGREGATED – N
WET AND DRY
N
STAFF UNIFORMS FOR FRONT OF
THE HOUSE
UNIFORMS TO BE CLEAN AND IN GOOD
CONDITIONED
DRINKING WATER .N
WATER TREATED WITH UV+ FILTRATION
VENTILATION SYSTEM N
TO ENCOURAGE RECYCLINGWET GARBAGE
AREA TO BE AIR-CONDITIONED.
DISPLAY OF PLEDGE N
PLEDGE TO BE DISPLAYED PROMINENTLY IN
THE STAFF/ BACK AREAS / OFFICE PREMISES OF
ALL THE
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS (HODS)TRAINING FOR
‘CODE OF CONDUCT FOR SAFE & HONOURABLE
TOURISM’
N
FOCAL POINTS / NODAL OFFICERS
GUEST SERVICES
N
PROVISION FOR WHEELCHAIR FOR THE
DIFFERENTLY ABLED GUEST. WHEEL CHAIR TO
BE MADE AVAILABLE ON COMPLIMENTARY BASIS
IN HOTELS OF ALL CATEGORIES
N
ACCEPTANCE OF COMMON CREDIT CARDS AND
FACILITY/ INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ACCEPTING/
MAKING PAYMENTS BY DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS
N
ASSISTANCE WITH LUGGAGE ON
REQUEST
N
WASTE MANAGEMENT
GROUP A2—LODGING HOUSES AND SPECIAL RESIDENTIAL SHALL INCLUDE ALL LODGING OR ROOMING
HOUSES, SEMINARIES/CONVENTS, ORPHANAGE, OLD AGE HOMES, DORMITORIES, TOURIST HOMES,
TOURIST RESORTS (OR BY WHATEVER NAME CALLED), HOSTELS, HOTELS WITH OR WITHOUT
CONFERENCE HALLS, DINING HALLS OR ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
● IN THE CASE OF BUILDINGS WITH MULTIPLE OCCUPANCY OTHER THAN MULTIPLEX COMPLEX,
YARDS FOR THE MOST RESTRICTIVE OCCUPANCY SHALL BE PROVIDED.
● THE REQUIRED MINIMUM SETBACKS SHALL BE PROVIDED AT THE GROUND LEVEL ITSELF FOR THE
WHOLE BUILDING.
● THE MINIMUM YARDS FOR EVERY BUILDING UPTO 10 METRES IN HEIGHT IS GIVEN :
ADDITIONAL OPEN SPACE CORRESPONDING TO HEIGHT ( GREATER THAN 10M ) OF THE BUILDING
SHALL BE PROVIDED AT THE RATE OF 50 CENTIMETRES FOR 3 METRES HEIGHT OR PART THEREOF AT
THE GROUND LEVEL ITSELF.
GROUP A2 65 2.5 4
● PARKING REQUIREMENT IS CALCULATED BASED ON BUILT-UP AREA. THE AREA PROVIDED FOR
PARKING INSIDE THE BUILDING SHALL NOT BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT WHILE CALCULATING THE
BUILT-UP AREA FOR ASSESSING THE PARKING REQUIREMENT OF THE BUILDING
GROUP 1
MAJOR PROJECT Aagney Alex Robin
11201
DATA COLLECTION Abhishek Kumar.
11202
OFF-STREET PARKING SPACE
SANITATION FACILITIES—(KMBR)
GROUP 1
MAJOR PROJECT Aagney Alex Robin
11201
DATA COLLECTION Abhishek Kumar.
11202
WATER CLOSET—
EVERY BUILDING ABOVE 50 SQUARE METRES OF BUILD UP AREA SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AT LEAST
ONE WATER CLOSET.
● EVERY BATHROOM OR LATRINE SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH SUFFICIENT LIGHT AND VENTILATION.
● EVERY BATHROOM OR LATRINE SHALL HAVE AT LEAST ONE OF ITS WALLS ABUTTING ON AN OPEN
SPACE OR OPEN VERANDAH OR AN AIR SHAFT IF NOT CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED; THE SIZE OF
AIR SHAFT SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN THAT SPECIFIED IN TABLE BELOW.
NO. OF STOREYS AREA OF AIR SHAFT (SQ. MINIMUM WIDTH OF AIR SHAFT
M)
UPTO 10 3 1.5
ABOVE 10 5 2
GROUP 1
MAJOR PROJECT Aagney Alex Robin
11201
DATA COLLECTION Abhishek Kumar.
11202
PROVISIONS FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED , CHILDREN AND ELDERLY - (KMBR)
THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES SHOULD BE PROVIDED IN THE BUILDINGS UNDER GROUP A2 OCCUPANCY :
IN GROUP A2 LODGING HOUSES AND SPECIAL RESIDENTIAL, ONE ROOM FOR EVERY 25 ROOMS OR PART
THEREOF SHALL BE SET APART FOR THE DIFFERENTLY-ABLED.
RAMPS
● EVERY SUCH BUILDING SHALL HAVE EASY ACCESS TO THE MAIN ENTRANCE THROUGH A RAMP.
● EVERY PUBLIC BUILDING EXCEEDING 1000 SQ. METRES AND RESIDENTIAL FLATS EXCEEDING 2500
SQ. METRES BUILT-UP AREA SHALL HAVE LIFT OR SEPARATE APPROACH THROUGH A RAMP
(INTENDED FOR THE DIFFERENTLY-ABLED AND ELDERLY) TO EACH FLOOR. THE MINIMUM CAGE
DIMENSIONS OF SUCH LIFT SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS:
(I) CLEAR INTERNAL WIDTH 110 CM
(II) CLEAR INTERNAL DEPTH 200 CM
(III) ENTRANCE DOOR WIDTH 90 CM
● THE MAXIMUM GRADIENT OF ANY RAMP APPROACH INTENDED FOR THE DIFFERENTLY-ABLED,
ELDERLY AND CHILDREN SHALL NOT EXCEED 1 IN 12 AND FINISHED WITH NON-SLIPPERY MATERIAL.
● THE MINIMUM WIDTH OF RAMP SHALL BE 120 CM. AND PROVIDED WITH HANDRAILS OF 80 CM HEIGHT
ON BOTH SIDES. MINIMUM GAP FROM THE ADJACENT WALL TO THE HAND RAIL SHALL BE 50MM. THE
SLOPE OF ALL SUCH RAMPS SHALL BE CONSTANT WITHIN A BUILDING. ENTRANCE LANDING SHALL
BE PROVIDED ADJACENT TO RAMP WITH THE MINIMUM DIMENSION 120 CM X 150 CM.
TOILETS
A MINIMUM OF ONE SPECIAL WATER CLOSET SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR THE USE OF THE
DIFFERENTLY-ABLED AND ELDERLY WITH ESSENTIAL PROVISION OF A WASH BASIN AT AN EASILY
ACCESSIBLE LOCATION WITH PROPER SIGNAGES: PROVIDED THAT IN THE CASE OF SUCH SPECIAL
TOILETS:
● THESE SHALL BE PROVIDED AT THE GROUND FLOOR AND AT EVERY FLOOR IN MULTIPLES OF
THREE.
● MINIMUM SIZE OF TOILET SHALL BE 1.50 M X 1.75 M.
● MINIMUM CLEAR OPENING OF THE DOOR SHALL BE 90 CM. WIDE, THE DOOR SHALL SWING OUT, OR
BE SLIDING OR FOLDING TYPE.
● SUITABLE ARRANGEMENTS OF VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL HANDRAILS WITH 5CM. CLEARANCE FROM
THE WALL SHALL BE PROVIDED IN THE TOILET.
● THE WATER CLOSET SEAT SHALL BE 50 CM. ABOVE FROM THE FLOOR LEVEL:AT LEAST ONE SINK IN
EACH FLOOR SHALL HAVE A KNEE ROOM OF 70CM. HIGH UNDER THE SINK;
● LOCKS OF SUCH TOILET DOORS SHALL BE OF A TYPE THAT CAN BE OPENED FROM OUTSIDE IN CASE
OF EMERGENCY.
PARKING FACILITIES
● 3% OF THE REQUIRED PARKING SUBJECT TO A MINIMUM OF ONE CAR SPACE, SHALL BE PROVIDED
NEAR THE ENTRANCE, EXCLUSIVELY FOR USE OF THE DIFFERENTLY-ABLED WITH MAXIMUM TRAVEL
DISTANCE OF 30 METRES, FROM THE BUILDING ENTRANCE.
● THE WIDTH OF SUCH PARKING BAY SHALL BE AT LEAST 3.6 METRES.
GROUP 1
MAJOR PROJECT Aagney Alex Robin
11201
DATA COLLECTION Abhishek Kumar.
11202
KMBR
SAFETY PROVISIONS FOR HIGH RISE BUILDINGS
(1) STAIRCASE.—
● EVERY HIGH RISE BUILDING SHALL HAVE AT LEAST TWO STAIRCASES, INCLUDING FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRCASES.
● THE HEIGHT OF THE HANDRAIL IN THE STAIRCASE SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 90 CENTIMETRES AND IF
BALUSTERS ARE PROVIDED NO GAP IN THE BALUSTERS SHALL BE MORE THAN 10 CENTIMETRES WIDE
(4) DUCTS: —
● EVERY OPENING TO INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR DUCT SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH PROTECTIVE COVERING
CONSISTING OF STRONG PARAPET WALL HAVING NOT LESS THAN 90 CENTIMETRES HEIGHT FROM
EVERY FLOOR LEVEL AND THE PORTION ABOVE SUCH PARAPET WALL SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH
OPENABLE AND LOCKABLE SHUTTERS FIXED WITH OPAQUE OR TRANSLUCENT GLASS WHICH DO NOT
CAUSE SPLINTERS WHEN BROKEN; THE SHUTTERS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH OPAQUE METAL SHEETS
OR WITH METAL GRILLS OR BARS EITHER IN THE FRONT OR ON THE REAR.
(5) ACCESS:—
● THE MINIMUM WIDTH OF ACCESS TO A HIGH RISE BUILDING AND PLOT AS WELL AS THE MINIMUM
EXISTING WIDTH OF THE STREET GIVING ACCESS TO THE PLOT FROM THE MAIN STREET SHALL BE 5
METRES OR AS PRESCRIBED ELSEWHERE IN THESE RULES, WHICHEVER IS HIGHER.
GROUP 1
MAJOR PROJECT Aagney Alex Robin
11201
DATA COLLECTION Abhishek Kumar.
11202
FORMS OF HOTEL
HOTELS
Source:NEUFERTS,TIMESAVER,.
● MANNED MINIMUM 16
HOURS. CALL SERVICE
24 HOURS. LOCAL
DIRECTIONS TO HOTEL
INCLUDING CITY STREET
MAPS TO BE AVAILABLE.
ATTACHED FACILITIES;
● VALET (PARKING)
SERVICES TO BE
AVAILABLE.
HEATING AND COOLING TO BE PROVIDED IN ● PUBLIC REST ROOMS
PUBLIC AREAS : FOR LADIES AND GENTS,
TEMPERATURES TO BE BETWEEN 20 DEGREES A WASH BASIN WITH
CELSIUS TO 28 DEGREES CELSIUS. AIR – RUNNING HOT AND COLD
CONDITIONING IN COMMON AREAS LIKE LOBBY, WATER, A MIRROR, A
RESTAURANTS, VERANDAHS, BAR WHERE THEY SANITARY BIN WITH LID
ARE OPEN TO NATURE ON ONE OR MORE SIDES, IN UNISEX 7 LADIES
SHALL NOT BE MANDATORY FOR BEACH, LAKE, TOILET.
BACKWATER, RIVER, HILL, MOUNTAIN, FOREST OR
NATURE HOTELS & RESORTS
GROUP 1
MAJOR PROJECT Abhishek Kumar.
11202
DATA COLLECTION Amrutha .S
11203
● RECEPTION :- RECEPTION SPACE ARE BOTH THE FIRST LOUNGE
AND THE LAST AREA WITH WHICH THE VISITOR
INTERACTS AND ACCORDINGLY HAVE CONSIDERABLE
VISUAL IMPACT. NOT ONLY MUST "THE RECEPTION SPACE LOUNGE IS A WAITING AREA
● INDIVIDUAL SEATS ARE
LOOK ATTIVATIVE BUT IT MUST FUNCTION EFFICIENTLY IN A HOTEL, WHERE ONE
THE MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENTS ARE THE RECEPTION PREFERRED OVER SOFAS.
SIT/WAIT . THESE HAVE
DESK AND VISITORS WAITING AREA CORNER SEATING
SEATINGS AND MAY HAVE
● BELL DESK - IT IS AN EXTENDED ARM OF RECEPTION IT ARRANGEMENTS MUST
HANDLES LIGOLACI- ES AND MAILS,DELIVERS ADJACENT TOILETS, WAITING
ALWAYS CONSIDER LEG
NEWSPAPERS COLLECTS KEYS AT PEPARTURE AND ROOMS FOR HIGHEND
CLEARANCE. CIRCULATION
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS JOBS. SERVICES MAY PROVIDE
● CONCIERGE DESK :- ASSISTS GUEST BY BOOKING TOURS BETWEEN LOW TABLES AND
COMPLIMENTARY DRINKS.
MAKING THEATRE AND RESTAURENT RESERVATIONS. THE EDGES OF CHAIRS MUST
● INFORMATION DESK :- IT COORDINATES QUEST MAILS, BE ADEQUATE TO ALLOW FOR
TELEGRAMS, ETC. PROVIDE INFORMATION TO QUEST 75 75
THE LEGS OF PERSONS
REGARDINGTHE HOTEL FACILITIES AND SERVICES
SEATED IN THE CHAIRS.
● TRAVEL DESK - MAKES TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS,
ARRANGES GUIDES, PROVIDES PICK UP AND DROP ● CONVENIENT LOCATIONS FOR
FACILITY AND VEHICLES ON REQUEST SIDE TABLES, SO THAT
● CASHIER :- IT POSTS ROOM CHARGES AND RECORPS ALL MAGAZINES, CUSTOM BULT-IN
CREPIT CHANGES IN QUEST FOLIOS, UPDATES CASH ASHTRAYS, ARTWORK, OR
RECIPVED AND FORIEON EXHANCE.
PORTABLE LIGHTING CAN BE
PLACED ON THEM.
FURNITURES
● 14"-18 35.6-45.7 CM
SHOULD BE PROVIDED
BETWEEN AN ARMCHAIR
AND A COFFEE TABLE
Source:NEUFERTS,TIMESAVER,.
WORK SPACE
Source:TIMESAVER.
Amrutha .S
11202
WORK STATIONS
HORIZONTAL FIELD OF VIEW PREFERED AND PERMISSIBLE REACH AREAS DIMENSION FOR
WORKSTATION FURNITURE
ACCOUNTS ROOM
● DESPITE THE APPLICATION OF NEW OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES, THE USE OF PAPER AS THE MAIN
INFORMATION STORAGE MEDIUM HAS INCREASED. UNTIL 1980, PAPER CONSUMPTION DOUBLED
EVERY FOUR YEARS.
● COMPUTER-AIDED STORAGE IS INCREASINGLY USED AS INFORMATION DEPOSITORY IN OFFICE
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. LETTERS, TEXTS AND NEWSPAPERS, WHICH ARE DESCRIBED AS
UNCODED INFORMATION, WILL CONTINUE TO BE PART OF THE PAPER VOLUME.
Amrutha .S
11202
SUBSIDIARY AND ADDITIONAL AREAS
THE TOTAL SPACE REQUIREMENT PER WORKSTATION VARIES BETWEEN 23 AND 45 M2 , DEPENDING ON
ORGANISATIONAL AND STATUS REQUIREMENTS. THIS INCLUDES 2.6 M2 CAR PARKING AREA IN THE
BASEMENT, WHICH IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE FLOOR TO SPACE RATIO. THE TENDENCY HAS BEEN
INCREASING SINCE THE 1970S.
SPACES INCLUDE;
● ENTRANCE AREA
● CONFERENCE AND MEETING
● POST ROOM ARCHIVE ROOM
● TOILETS
● SERVICES
ENVIRONMENT
● ALL FURNITURE IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY (DESKTOP ETC.) SHOULD HAVE A COEFFICIENT OF
REFLECTION OF 20-50%.
● LIGHTING INTENSITY SHOULD BE 300-500 LX, AND LAMPS HAVE LIMITED GLARE, E.G. THROUGH
RECESSED CEILING GRID LUMINAIRES OR 2-K LIGHTING .
● LIGHT BANDS SHOULD BE ARRANGED PARALLEL TO THE WINDOW. MATT SURFACES IN THE ROOM
WITH RECOMMENDED COEFFICIENTS OF REFLECTION (APPROX: CEILING 70%, WALLS 50%,
PARTITIONS 20-50%).
● THE VIEW TO THE SCREEN SHOULD BE PARALLEL TO THE WINDOW FAGADE AND TO LIGHT BANDS,
WITH THE SCREEN IF POSSIBLE IN-BETWEEN.
● INSTALL COMPUTER WORKSTATIONS IN WINDOWLESS ZONES. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CLIMATIC
CONDITIONS AND SOUND REDUCTION SHOULD BE COMPLIED WITH.
● THE INCREASED USE OF EQUIPMENT IN OFFICES WILL MORE PROBABLY RESULT IN A COOLING
LOAD RATHER THAN A HEATING LOAD
Source:TIMESAVER,.
Amrutha .S
11202
RESTAURANT SPACES
GRADE A CITIES: ONE 24 HOUR MULTI CUISINE RESTAURANT CUM COFFEE SHOP, ONE
SPECIALTY RESTAURANT AND 24 HR. ROOM SERVICE. THE SPECIALTY RESTAURANT
MAY EITHER BE INDOORS WITH AIR – CONDITIONING, OR OUTDOORS.
THE SPECIALTY RESTAURANT MUST SERVE SPECIFIC FORM OF CUISINE. THE SPECIALTY
RESTAURANT MAY BE OPEN FOR LUNCH / DINNER. CITIES OTHER THAN GRADE A
CITIES: ONE 24 HOUR MULTI CUISINE RESTAURANT CUM COFFEE SHOP AND 24 HR.
ROOM SERVICE. ONE SPECIALTY RESTAURANT WOULD BE DESIRABLE.
Source:NEUFERTS,TIMESAVER,.
Source:NEUFERTS,TIMESAVER,.
Source:NEUFERTS,TIMESAVER,.
Source:NEUFERTS,TIMESAVER,.
Source:NEUFERTS,TIMESAVER,.
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CONFERENCE ROOM
b) c)
d) e)
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DATA COLLECTION Abhishek Kumar.
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Diameter Approximate Recommended
seating min. Room size
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MAJOR PROJECT 11201
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11202
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TOILET,RESTROOM,BATHROOM
ACCORDING TO ITDC
● ALL THE ROOMS WITH ATTACHED BATHROOMS.
● MINIMUM SIZE OF BATHROOM SHOULD BE 45 SQFT.
● 1 BATH TOWEL AND 1 HAND TOWEL TO BE
PROVIDED PER GUEST.GUEST TOILETRIES TO BE
PROVIDED.
● MINIMUM 1 NEW SOAP PER GUEST.
● ALL STAR HOTELS SHALL PROVIDE WATER SPRAYS
OR BIDETS OR WASHLETS OR OTHER MODERN
WATER BASED POST TOILET PAPER HYGIENE
FACILITIES.
● FLOORS AND WALLS TO HAVE NON – POROUS
SURFACES.
● WATER SAVING TAPS AND SHOWERS
ACCORDING TO ITDC:
Source:TIMESAVER.
Source:TIMESAVER.
Source:TIMESAVER.
Source:TIMESAVER.
TYPE SIZE
Twin 2 Twin beds(1 *2)
Double- 2 Double beds(1.35*2)
double 1 queen bed (1.5*2)
Queen 1 king bed(2*2)
King 1 king bed(1.8*2)
California king 2 twin bed(1.5*2)
Oversized 2 queen beds
Twin 1 double bed and convertible sofa
Queen-queen 1 queen bed and convertible sofa
Double Studio 1 convertible sofa
King Studio 1 wall bed
Parlour SPACING BETWEEN BED
Different
Wall Bed types of suites
Guestroom dimensions
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MAJOR PROJECT 11201
DATA COLLECTION Abhishek Kumar.
11202
Amrutha .S
SWIMMING POOLS
A POOL CAN BE DESCRIBED AS A SMALL AND RATHER DEEP BODY
OF USUALLY FRESH WATER
THE POOL SHOULD NOT BE LESS THE WATER NEEDS TO BE KEPT CLEAN AND THIS IS
THAN 2.25 M WIDE AND THE NORMALLY DONE BY WATER CIRCULATION SYSTEMS
LENGTH WORKED OUT ON THE AND FILTERS. THE PROCESS IS IMPROVED WITH A
BASIS OF A SWIMMING STROKE GOOD SURFACE CLEANING SYSTEM USING A SKIMMER
LENGTH OF APPROXIMATELY OR CHANNEL.
1.5M PLUS BODY LENGTH.
Source:TIMESAVER.
● HEATING
● VENTILATING
● AIR CONDITIONING
HEATING , VENTILATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM PEOVIDE THE COMFORT AND VENTILATION NECESSARY FOR HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE ENVIRONMENT.
HVAC SYSTEMS :
DESIGN CONSIDERATION
In the packaged air conditioners all the important components of the air
conditioners are enclosed in a single casing like window AC. Thus the
compressor, cooling coil, air handling unit and the air filter are all housed in a
COOLING TOWERS
single casing and assembled at the factory location.
SPACE OCCUPIED BY EACH COOLING TOWERS AND APPR OPERATING
WEIGHT
Depending on the type of the cooling system used in these systems, the
packaged air conditioners are divided into two types: ones with water cooled
condenser and the ones with air cooled condensers.
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Anakha Prasad
Differences in systems In Office Floors different systems can
be considered:
Centralised AC and Package AC 1) The air-conditioning systems will be b. Central Station Air-Handling
all-air variable air volume type. Supply Units
● The central air conditioning systems air 1) Outside air supply systems
are used for where the cooling loads will originate from condenser water (100% outside air) will be located
extend beyond 20 /30 tons. cooled, direct expansion (DX) in main mechanical
packaged air- equipment rooms (MERs). These
The window and split air conditioners are conditioning units located on each floor supply systems will provide
usually used for the small air conditioning in a local floor fan room. outside air to each
capacities up to 5 tons. office floor via a riser located
Outside air will be supplied to each within the local fan room
● packaged air conditioners are used for floor via a supply air riser located Central smoke exhaust fans will
the cooling capacities in between within each local floor fan room. be provided and be connected to
these two extremes. The packaged air Smoke exhaust risers located within the smoke
conditioners are available in the fixed the building core will provide smoke exhaust risers (described above)
rated capacities of 3, 5, 7, 10 and 15 exhaust from each floor that serve the office floors.
tons. All connections into vertical duct risers The ground floor lobby air-
will be provided with combination conditioning system will be an all-
These units are used commonly in places fire/smoke dampers, which may air constant volume
like restaurants, telephone exchanges, function as control ALDs DX system with 100% outside air
homes, small halls, etc. capability. The system will be
Even in certain instances, people choose to Each air-conditioning unit will provide a provided with a
go for higher capacity air-conditioning with minimum available external dedicated return air/smoke
multiple package units to avoid central AC, static pressure of 2.50 in. of water (625 exhaust fan.
since it needs a lot of space for various Pa
equipments such as chillers, pumps, ahus,
Cooling Towers, chilled water n Condesed
water pipe lines n for all these separate
electrical panels etc.
The Architect’s Involvement
The architect’s primary concern with the floor-to-floor height of a building results
from the concern the architect has with the floor-to-ceiling clear height on the occupied
floors of the project. The architect, with the active involvement of the owner, will deter-
mine this dimension in an effort to provide space that, in their judgment, is aesthetically
attractive.
● The floor-to-floor height required to meet the needs of a tall commercial office
building with general office occupancy can usually be effected with a floor-to-floor
height of 12 ft 6 in. (3.8 m) to 13 ft 6 in. (4.1 m). This floor-to-floor height is achieved by
the space from the bottom of the ceiling to the top of the slab of the floor above is 4 ft 0
in. (1.2 m). This 4 ft 0 in.
(1.2 m) space would contain the lighting fixtures, ducts, sprinkler piping, and structural
steel system supporting the slab.
An increase (or decrease) in any of the elements shown in this figure will result in an
increase (or decrease) in the floor-to-floor height.
● These conclusions do not include special areas in a building such as data
centers,
trading floors, or dining facilities. A data center or trading floor will require a raised
floor of as much as 24 in. (600 mm.) to 30 in. (750 mm.). Trading floors are normally
open, partitionless spaces and very much call for a floor-to-ceiling height in excess of 9
ft 0 in. (2.75 m) to allow line-of-sight communication between traders in various areas
of the floor.
● This brief overview is intended to highlight the issues involved in determining the
floor-to-floor height, a significant determination that has a major impact on the building
cost due to the effect it has on the area and cost of the exterior wall of the building and
the other vertical elements in the building. Accordingly, the entire design team must
focus considerable effort on the reduction of the floor-to-floor height to a practical min-
imum for any tall commercial office building SOURCE:ASHRAE STDS
First aid / Fire fighting / Fire detection systems and other facilities
1 >9 - 12 4.5
2 >12-15 5
3 >15 -18 6
4 >18- 21 7
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
5 >21 -24 8
A fire alarm system
6 >24 - 27 9 works to detect and
warn people
7 >27 - 30 10 through visual and
audio appliances
8 >30 - 35 11 when smoke, fire,
carbon monoxide
or other
9 >35 - 40 12 emergencies are
present
SOURCE : NBC STANDARDS Guest room
LADDER-TYPE STAIRS WITH HANDRAIL NORMAL STAIRS 17/29, LANDING AFTER MAX.
18 STEPS FOR LEGALLY ESSENTIAL STAIRS.
PRESTIGIOUS-STYLE STAIRS CAN CLIMB UP
TO A 4 M STOREY HEIGHT WITHOUT A
LANDING.
STAIRS WIDTH
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LIFTS
● EVERY HIGH-RISE SHOULD HAVE TYPES OF LIFTS GROUPING OF ELEVATORS ARE
A MINIMUM OF ONE LIFT (OR DONE IN A COMPLEX SYSTEM OF
ELEVATOR) WHICH CAN CARRY ELEVATORS TO AVOID THE CHOAS
EIGHT PERSONS OR A MAXIMUM AND RUSH IN LOBBY
WEIGHT OF 545 KGS.
● THE LANDING DOORS OF THE
LIFT ENCLOSURES SHOULD OPEN
INTO A VENTILATED LOBBY AND
HAVE A 30-MINUTE FIRE
RESISTANCE.
● THE EXIT FROM THE LIFT LOBBY
SHOULD BE THROUGH A SELF-
CLOSING SMOKE-STOP DOOR OF
A 30- MINUTE RESISTANCE.
● THE LIFT SHOULD ALSO HAVE A
SWITCH AT THE GROUND FLOOR
LEVEL TO GROUND THE LIFT CAR
IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY.
● ONE FIRE LIFT OF EIGHT-
PERSON CAPACITY (545 KGS)
FOR 1,200 SQUARE METRES OF
FLOOR AREA SHOULD BE
PROVIDED AND BE AVAILABLE
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE FIRE
PERSONNEL TO CONTAIN THE
FIRE.
● LIFTS SHOULD HAVE SOLID
DOORS WITH AT LEAST ONE-
HOUR FIRE RESISTANCE.
LIFT GROUPING LAYOUTS
● NO LIFT SHOULD HAVE
COLLAPSIBLE GATES.
INFORMATIONS TO BE
PROVIDED BY THE
ARCHITECT
●NUMBER, TYPE, SIZE AND
POSITION OF LIFTS
●SIZE, POSITION, NUMBER
AND TYPE OF LANDING
DOORS
●NO OF FLOORS SERVED BY
THE LIFT
●HEIGHT BETWEEN FLOOR
LEVELS
●NO.OF ENTRANCES
●TOTAL HEADROOM
●PROVISION OF ACCESS TO
MACHINE ROOM
●PROVISION OF
VENTILATION, LIGHTING
●HEIGHT OF MACHINE ROOM
●DEPTH OF LIFT PIT
Source:TIMESAVER.NBC ●POSITION OF LIFT MACHINE,
ABOVE OR BELOW LIFT WELL
● IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT RELATES TO THE TYPE OF SPRINKLER HEAD THAT WATER'S THE LANDSCAPE.
PIPES USED
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
WASTE DISPOSAL
IT IS THE MAJOR CONCERN DIRING THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE BUILDING. MANAGEMENT OF DOMESTIC WASTE IS EASIER THAN CONSTRUCTION WASTE.
THE RAMPS PROVIDED SHOULD BE OF RATIO 1:12 AND THE PLATFORM 180*180 THE MINIMUM WIDTH OF PASSAGES SHOULD BE
120CM
RAMP WITH ANTI SLIPPERY FLOORS SHOULD BE PROVIDED AT THE ENTRANCE.AND ALL PUBLIC AREAS
SANITARY FACILITIES
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MOVEMENT AREA NEXT TO A BED IS
CLEARANCE OF 180*180 CAN BE PROVIDED AND LESS THAN 190CM
ALSO KNEE CLEARANCE SHOULD BE PROVIDED FOR
TABLES
ROOM FACILITIES
ATLEAST ONE ROOM FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED
ROOM SHALL HAVE
● LOW HEIGHT FURNITURE
● LOW PEEP HOLE Visual Clarity
● LOW CLOTH HANGERS ● The principal entrance door should contrast
● AUDIBLE AND VISIBLE ALARM SYSTEM AND visually with its immediate surroundings and
DOOR BELLS should be well lit and have clear signage.
● LIGHTS CONNECTED TO DOOR BELL FOR HEARING ● The door and the surrounding wall should
IMPAIRED contrast adequately, in tone and colour, with
● SLIDING ALMIRAH each other. Approach to Doors All public
BATHROOMS SHALL HAVE passageways that lead to doors in the
● WHEEL CHAIR ACCESSIBLE DOOR WIDTH min 90cm restaurant or dining room, lounge, bar and the
● ACCESSIBLE FIXTURES :LOW WASH AND VANITY disabled guest’s bedroom should be at least
● WALL MOUNTED SEATING FOR SHOWERS 1200mm wide while the passageways inside
● HAND SHOWERS the disabled guest’s bedroom should not be
Accessible Public Restroom • less than 900mm wide opposite the doors.
● Unisex accessible toilet should be no less than 1800mm ● The direction and angle of approach from the
X 2550mm where a floor mounted water closet is used. access route must also be taken into
● The toilet door should either be an outward opening door consideration while installing doors as this has
or a sliding type. an impact on the manoeuvring space needed
● Be provided with a horizontal pull-bar, at least 600mm to negotiate the doorway.
long, on the inside of the door, located so that its one end
(which is closer to the hinge) is 130mm from the hinged
side of the door and at a height of 1100mm.
SOURCE:ITDC AND NEUFERTS
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MAIN ENTRANCE
CORRIDORS
HANDRAIL
● Handrails are extremely important features and must be designed to be easy to grasp and to provide a firm and
comfortable grip so that the hand can slide along the rail without obstruction
● . Many disabled persons rely upon handrails to maintain balance or prevent serious falls. Illustration of handrail
bracket specifications Handrails should: -
● Have a circular section of 30-45mm in diametre;
● • Be free of any sharp or abrasive elements;
● Have a minimum clear space of 40mm from the wall; •
● Have continuous gripping surfaces, without interruptions or obstructions that can break a hand hold. It is preferrable
to install L-shaped brackets for this purpose;
● Be continuous, on both the sides, even at the intermediate landings;
● Be provided on both sides of the ramp;
● Extend at least 300mm beyond the beginning and the end of the ramp. The ends of the handrail should return back to
the railing or be grouted in the wall or floor so as to prevent any injury to the users; •
● Be installed at a height of 900mm to 1000mm; •
● Be finished so as to contrast in colour and luminance with the background against which it will be viewed; • Be made
of a material that will not get hot in direct sunlight, especially in outdoor installations •
● LOCKERS
● Sufficient lockers should be set at heights between 400mm and 800mm and be at least 300mm wide. •
● Some lockers should be at least 1200mm high to accommodate mobility aids and so on. Ideally some full-height
lockers must be provided.
● • Alternate coat hooks should be located between 900mm and 1200mm above floor level to enable use by
wheelchair users.
● Colour Contrast There should be adequate colour and tonal contrast between fittings, walls, ceilings, floors and so on
to assist persons with vision impairments.
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MAJOR PROJECT
LITERATURE CASE
STUDY
AMENITIES OFFERED
● RESIDENTS ● VIDEO SECURITY
● RECEPTION SERVICE
● LOUNGE AREA ● COMMON COURTYARD
● CONCIERGE SERVICE
● MEETING ROOM ● COMMON GARDEN
● DOORMAN
● GYMNASIUM ● COMMON ROOF DECK
● VALET PARKING
● STEAM ROOM ● COMMON TERRACE
● HIGH-SPEED INTERNET
● SAUNA ● CLEANING SERVICE
● SMART HOME
● JACUZZI ● ROOM SERVICE
TECHNOLOGY
● RETAIL AREA ● LAUNDRY SERVICE
● GAMES ROOM
● RESTAURANT ● PACKAGE ROOM
● BBQ AREA
● STANDARD ● OVERFLOW POOL
● INFINITY POOL
POOL
ACCESSIBILITY
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SITE PLAN
1
3
7
6
4 5
1. MAIN ENTRANCE
2. PAVILLION
3. WAY TO PARKING
4. METRO STATION
5. SWIMMING POOLS
6. INFINITY POOL ON SKY
BRIDGE
7. SERVICE ENTRY
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PLANNING AND ZONING
THE FIRST TOWER IS 61 STOREYS HIGH,
DEDICATED SOLELY TO SERVICED
RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND HOUSES A SPA.
200M HIGH
CANTILEVER
OBSERVATION
HALL CALLED
SKYWALK ON
SKY BRIDGE
531 UNITS OF
1, 2, 3, 4 AND
5-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
SPA
THE RESTAURANT
PARKING
LOBBY
RESTAURANT
AND QIX CLUB LOUNGE
PARKING LOUNGUE AT ADDRESS SKY VIEW CENTRALLY
THE PARKING IS PROVIDED IN 3 SERVICE POSITIONED, THE LOUNGE ON LEVEL 2 IS OPEN,
LEVELS PODIUM ARRANGEMENT IN APARTMENTS YET INTIMATE, AND ORNATE, YET COMFORTABLE.
LOWER FLOOR OF BUILDING WHICH
CAN HOUSE 500 VEHICLES AT A TIME SPA CONCIERGE AND GUEST SERVICES
CAR OWNERS CAN CHOOSE FROM CONCIERGE SERVICES IN THE ADDRESS SKY
SELF-PARKING OR CAN AVAIL VALET INFINITY POOL
VIEW TOWERS PROVIDE 24-HOUR FRONT DESK
PARKING SERVICE. ASSISTANCE FOR INFORMATION AND HELP .
CONVENIENTLY
MAJLIS LOCATED ON THE
THE MAJLIS IS A QUINTESSENTIALLY MIDDLE GROUND LEVEL
EASTERN SPACE. MAKE GUESTS FEEL AT HOME IN
A LUXURIANT DÉCOR THAT IS A TRIBUTE TO THE
TRADITIONS OF LOCAL INTERIOR DESIGN,
COMBINED WITH CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSIONS.
A MUST FOR BUSINESS-SAVVY EXECUTIVES.
● SEATS UP TO 16 GUESTS
● MAGNIFICENT CHANDELIER AND PLUSH
CARPETING
LOUNGE-STYLE
THE BALLROOM
SEATING AND
WHEN GUESTS THINK OF IDEAL PLACES FOR A
ALFRESCO DINING
WEDDING, THEY THINK OF THE ADDRESS SKY VIEW
AREAS (GROUND
BALLROOM. CHIC INTERIORS, MARBLE WALLS,
FLOOR)
EXHILARATING VIEWS OF DOWNTOWN DUBAI, AN
EXPANSIVE TERRACE, AN ELEGANT PRE-FUNCTION
ROOM — WE HAVE ALL YOU NEED TO MAKE YOUR
WEDDING LEGENDARY.
MEETING ROOM 1
DESIGNED PRIMARILY WITH THE NEEDS OF
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES IN MIND, OUR MEETING
ROOM 1 IS FULLY EQUIPPED AND VERSATILE. WITH
SEATING FOR UP TO 35 PEOPLE AND SUPERIOR
AUDIO-VISUAL TECHNOLOGY, YOU CAN USE IT TO
SUIT YOUR PARTICULAR NEED.
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ACCOMMODATION UNITS
1 - BEDROOM APARTMENTS
ISOMETRIC VIEW
● 1 BEDROOM ,2 BATHROOMS (1 POWDER ROOM),
LIVING AREA , DEN SPACE, KITCHEN , LAUNDRY
,BALCONY
● UPTO 2 GUESTS
● CITY VIEWS
● KING SIZE BED & BUILT IN CLOSETS
● AREA : 103 SQ METRE
● BALCONY AREA :8 SQ METRE
● TOTAL 119 SQ METRE
PLAN
2- BEDROOM APARTMENTS
3- BEDROOM APARTMENTS
● UPTO 6 GUESTS
PLAN
4- BEDROOM APARTMENTS
● 4 BEDROOM , 6 BATHROOM
,LIVING , DINING , 2 BALCONY ,
KITCHEN, LAUNDRY ROOM ,
MAID ROOM
● SUPERIOR 4 BEDROOM
DUPLEX
● UPTO 8 GUESTS
● VIEWS OF BURJ GHALIFA / CITY
● KING OR TWIN SIZE BEDS AND
BUILTIN CLOSETS
FEATURES
CONSTRUCTION OF SKYBRIDGE
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