DATA COLLECTION

ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK:
The administrative block is a well-planned and spacious building consists of:
principal room, office room, staff room, records room, waiting area, faculty rooms.
toilets conference room

RECEPTION
 visitors and students can easily access this place. provision of two doors, one
from the entry vestibule and another from the lobby, can create a passive
security layer to the facility.
 this arrangement passively directs visitors to pass through the office during the
off peak times when students are not arriving or leaving .

WAITING AREAS
 Waiting area of a building, is where people sit until the event or
appointment for which they are waiting begins.
 All the offices are connected through this.
 Waiting areas, having a large sitting space should not disturb the circulation.

PRINCIPAL AND OFFICE ROOMS

 Principal and office rooms should have direct access to the staff work
area.
 The office windows should command views of the main entrance and
work areas, Pro- vision of space for a small conference table in the office
is necessary. Always a second exit should be included for the suite.
RECORD ROOM
 Student Records Room Provide a separate, secure, fire resistant area
for storage of con- fidential records. This room shall be 1 hour fire
rated and lockable.
STAFF ROOM
  Staff room is one of the most important, yet often neglected areas in the
whole school.
 When it comes to priority for maintenance and refurbishment, teacher's
offices and staff zones generally fall to the bottom of pile. Staff rooms
and faculty offices should be designed in a way that help your staff to
perform to the best of their ability.

CONFERENCE ROOM
The Conference is used for formal meeting, training, and teleconference
activities, Visitors as well as the principal should be able to access this room
easily.
These space types are generally finished with durable materials and surfaces
that pro- vide added conferencing and meeting functionality such as marker
boards and projection screens.
Ambient lighting with dimmable controls and special accent lighting is
typically used to allow user control for presentation purposes.
STAIRCASES -
The capacity of exits, indicating Number of occupants per unit exit width of
50 cm
-for stairways 25
for ramps 50
PROVISION FOR STAIRWAYS-
 doors 75
 Educational institutions:
 Stair case width -2m
 Raiser height minimum-0.15m
 Limited 12 per flight
 Handrails minimum height of 0.9 m from the centre of the tread
 Tread-minimum 0.30 m
Ne combustible material shall be used for decoration/wall panelling in
staircase Interior staircases shall be constructed as self contained unit with
atleast one side adjacent to an external wall and shall be completely enclosed
ACADEMIC BLOCK
LECTURE HALL:
 A lecture theatre is an expensive facility and the utilization of lecture
theatres is often very low, being used for a few hours a day, and only by
a few people at a time
 It should be flexible, in that it should be able to perform different
functions e.g. lecture, cinema, demonstration, theatre etc.
 It may be flexible in size, to be able to fit different audience group size.
Divisible lecture halls are more accepted.
 It should be shared and centrally timetabled and located and not be the
territory of one department
TYPE MIN.
RECOMMENDATION IN
MM
WIDTH OF SEAT WITH 500
ARMS
WITHOUT ARMS 450
BACK TO BACK
DISTANCE FOR
1. SEATS WITH BACK 750
2. SEATS WITHOUT 600
BACK
SPACE BETWEEN ROWS 300
WIDTH OF GANGWAY 1000

LIBRARY DESIGN

 Study and reading areas

 Study area is the most important part of a library.
  The recommended size of each individual table is 900 X 600 mm. if
tables are arranged in rows this will have to be increased to 900 X900
mm.
 Each reader allowance in reading area should be 2.3 m giving him the
share of circula- tion within the room.
 A long table can accommodate upto 12 readers: the width of such a table
should be 1200mm.
 It is recommended that long tables should have central division
 Bookshelves are in various sizes, but it has been established that at least
90% books are 230mm deep.
 Library could standardise on 230mm wide shelving, with special runs of
shelving (lim- ited number) 300mm wide for books over 230mm wide.
 Manufacturer offer three lengths of shelving in their system-750mm,
900mm, and Im. Wall shelving should never be higher than 2m
(preferably 1.8 m).

 Island shelves in lending libraries should not be higher than 1.5 m and
1.375 is preferred.
 No shelf in public areas should be lower than 300 mm from the floor.
 It should be shared and centrally timetabled and located and not be the
territory of one department

CANTEEN
 Canteen should be planned so that variety of seating arrangement can be
achieved
 Also consider banquet or booth seating, but normal tables to give
flexibility should sup- plement these
 The degree to which food preparation is to be a visual element and
degree of isolation of individual tables are fundamental to design
 Cash desk may be at entrance or by service doors or with in kitchen area
depending on cash system operated by management.
 same level is most economic arrangement to operate. Service entrances
at the back of the kitchen, a square kitchen, a rectangular dining
 room with entrance at one side and pantry along one side provide the
best arrangement

 Allow an approx. area for dining of 1.2 sqmt. Per diner.

 Space requirement

 Square Tables in Rows

 Parallel Sitting 2-1.7 to 2.0 m2 (18 to 22 sq. ft.)

 Parallel Sitting 4-1.3 to 2.0 m2 (14 to 18 sq. ft.)

 Parallel Sitting 2-1.0 to 1.2 m2 (11 t13 sq. ft.)

 Rectangular Sitting in Rows.

 Sitting 4-1.3 to 1.5 m2 (14 to 16 sq. ft.)

 Circular Table in Rows

 Sitting 4-0.9 to 1.4 m2 (1 to 15 sq. ft.)

Total Sitting Area required for a dining hall

 Capacity 50-1.7 x 50-85 m2 (915 sq. At.)
 Capacity 70-1.7x80136 m2 (1465 sq. ft.)
 Capacity 100-1.7 x 100 = 170 m2 (1830 sq. ft.)
 Main gangway width <1.2M (4'-0")
 Service Aisles <9 to 1.35m (3'-0" to 4°-0")

HOSTELS
Introduction
 The entrance hall shall serve as reception and waiting area
  Hostels are generally run by a manager or warden. The office requires
central positions which can supervise the main entrance.
 Desirable area- 18 sqmt...
 The common room shall comprise of the recreation area indoor games,
TV room reading hall etc
 Area of the common room @0.9sqmt per bed.

CARPET RECOMMENDED AREA

SQ MT
SINGLE ROOM 9
TRIPLE SEATED ROOM 20
MEDICAL ROOM 50 FOR ALL HOSTELS

PARKING
 Dimensions of vehicle parking spaces in parking bays range from
1.80x4.60 m to 2.50x 6.00m

 Parking arrangements should be clear and organized, using road

markings and signs, preferably with one-way systems
 Keep dead ends as short as possible so that the driver can view vacant
spaces.
 Staff car parking must be quite separate and entered from service areas
and not from vis- itor's access points.
 One car parking each shall be provided for every 200sqm of floor area.
 For auditorium: one car parking shall be provided for every 50 seats of
accommodation subject to a minimum of 20
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

LABS PDA requirements /AICTE

Electronics and communication engineering

Mini Project: 84 75 sqm
Analog Communication: 45 75 sqm
Microwave Communication Lab: 45 75 sqm
Network Analysis Lab: 76 75 sqm
Analog Electronic Lab: 56 75 sqm
Data Structure: 64 75 sqm
VLSI Lab: 54 75 sqm
Project Lab: 48 75 sqm
Microcontroller Lab: 54 75 sqm
VHDL Lab: 84 75 sqm
Digital Electronics Lab: 76 75 sqm
Electronic Devices: 76 75 sqm
Circuits Lab:

Civil Engineering
Geotechnical Lab: 98.5 200 sqm
Environmental Lab: 102 100 sqm
Concrete Lab: 134 200 sqm
Geology: 100 sqm
Industry Supported: 134 140 sqm
Project & Research Lab: 134 140 sqm
CAD Laboratory: 56 50 sqm
Advanced Structural Lab: 102 100 sqm
Strength of Materials Lab: 100 sqm
Fluid Mechanics Lab: 75 /300 sqm
Transportation: 75 /100 sqm
Total Area: 2500 sqm

Mechanical Engineering
Hydraulics Lab: 400 500 sqm
Fluids Mechanics Lab: 150 200 sqm
Machine Shop / Workshop: 334 100 sqm
Material Science Testing: 400 sqm
Instrumentation and Metallurgy: 150 sqm
Heat Transfer Lab: 400 sqm
IC Engine Lab: 75 sqm
Fuel Testing Lab: 400 sqm
Design Lab: 75 sqm
Total Area: 3000 sqm

Ceramic and Cement Engineering

 Instrument Analysis Lab: 90 sqm
Project Lab: 85 sqm
Research Lab 1: 66 sqm
Research Lab 2: 66 sqm
Fabrication and Testing Lab: 90 sqm
Total Area: 1500 sqm

Computer Science Engineering

Cloud computering 600 600 sqm
Analog and Digital electronics 410 400 sqm
Basic Computering Lab: 800 800 sqm
Cyber Security Lab: 400 400 sqm
Project Lab 400 400 sqm

Total Area: 4000 sqm

Administrative
Principal Office: 30 sqm
Board Room: 28 sqm
Office Room: 400 sqm
Examination Control Office: 30 sqm
Placement Office: 30 sqm
Store Room: 10 sqm
Meeting Room: 30 sqm
Pantry: 10 sqm
Waiting Area: 10 sqm
Security: 20 sqm
Maintenance Room: 10 sqm
Total: 700 sqm

Sports
Volleyball: 18 06 sqm
Throwball: 12 18 sqm
Basketball: 28 15 sqm
Badminton: 13 06 sqm
Cricket: 137 150 sqm
Swimming Pool: 12 08 sqm
Indoor Games:
Table Tennis: 07 05 sqm
Carrom: 03 05 sqm
Chess: 03 05 sqm
Gym: 16 10 sqm
Total: 1200 sqm

Hostel

Capacity: 420 students

2 Sharing Room: 24 × 150 = 3600 sqm
3 Sharing Room: 36 × 60 = 2160 sqm
Mess/Canteen: 85 sqm
Warden Room: 70 sqm
Reception: 15 sqm
Medical Room (Sick Room): 20 sqm
Guest Room: 24 sqm
Toilets: 10 sqm
Warden Office: 10 sqm
Lecture Room: 60 sqm
Workspace: 60 sqm
Total: 6500 sqm