CASE STUDY

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN IV
5TH SEMESTER
BATCH 2018
GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 GROUP 4
1. PARTHA SARATHEE BEJ 1. PRAGYAN PARAMITA 1. BISWAPRAKASH PANDA 1. JAGADISH P TRIPATHY
2. ASHRAY P MOHANTY 2. MANISHA RATH 2. PRATIVA NAIK 2. STHITAPRAGYAN SENAPATI
3. BUDHESWAR MARANDI 3. NIDHI PATRO 3. PRATIKSHYA MUNI 3. SUBHASHREE MURMU
 APOLLO HOSPITALS,
NASHIK

HKS INDIAN DESIGN CONSULTING PVT. LTD.

NEW DELHI By-
Jagadish
Subhashree
Sthitapragyan
CASE STUDY BY GROUP 4
 CONTENT
1. About the firm 4
2. Location and detail of site 4
3. Climate and Design ideology 5
4. Requirements 6
5. Site plan 7
6. Zoning 8-18
7. Planning analysis 19-39
8. Views and conceptual 40-42
representation of the site
9. Schematic Sections

10. Inferences

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 ABOUT THE FIRM ABOUT THE SITE
• HKS, Inc. is an American international architecture firm
 headquartered in Dallas, Texas (USA)

• The firm was founded in 1939 by Harwood K. Smith.

• In 2011, the firm expanded its branch in New Delhi, India.

• Located in New Delhi, HKS India is a full-service design studio

serving clients in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

• They offer holistic design services and take a technology and

research-driven approach.

• They have a great experience in health, hospitality, commercial,

mixed-use, aviation and sports projects

• Their popular works in India includes:

i. Aster Medcity in Kochi; Apollo Hospitals, Nashik is spread across 3910 sq. m. of land near Panchavati, a holy place near
ii. Ananda in the Sahyadris, Nashik. Apollo's mission of bringing healthcare of international standards within the reach of
iii. A destination spa in Maharashtra; every individual has inspired the group to start this facility at Nashik. This project is based on
iv. Four Seasons Hotel in Bengaluru; Apollo's vision for the next phase of development that is to Touch a Billion Lives and to reach as
v. Max Healthcare Facility in New Delhi; many districts as possible spreading quality health care to billions.
vi. Tourism planning for UNESCO World Heritage sites across
India.
Proximity
• They promote sustainability, health and well-being through our • Total site area - 3910sq.m.
design work and thought leadership. As part of our Citizen HKS Airport- 17kms (25mins)
initiative, we help to improve education, health and living • Built up area - 11,148sq.m. Railway station- 6.3kms (10mins)
conditions for all. Shopping mall- 15kms (24mins)
• The site is facing northwest
Mumbai-Agra highway- 60metres

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CLIMATE DESIGN IDEOLOGY
1. The Challenge

• Apollo Hospitals, one of the largest health care systems in Asia, asked HKS to
design a modular building system for use on building sites in semi-urban and rural
settings.

2. The Design Solution

• HKS’ design uses 24-bed inpatient towers as the building’s core element with
modular pods that house different services.
• When applying this building’s design in other locations, these pods can be
rearranged to meet the site’s constraints and the needs of the community.
• The 120,000-square-foot, 100-bed Apollo Reach Hospital in Nashik makes use of
this concept by vertically stacking pods to meet the requirements of a smaller
footprint.

3. The Design Impact

• By creating a modular building system, the design, development and construction

• The Nashik lies on 577m above sea of new Apollo hospitals is simplified and accelerated, allowing the system to
level Nashik's climate is classified as expand quality health care to underserved communities in India faster.
tropical.
• The summers are much rainier than the
winters in Nashik. 4. Project Features
• The climate is classified as Aw. In
Nashik, the average annual • 24-bed inpatient tower units • General surgery • Neurology
temperature is 24.7 °C | 76.4 °F. About • Orthopedics • Neonatal ICU
812 mm | 32.0 inch of precipitation • Emergency services • Cardiovascular
falls annually. • Trauma unit • Outpatient clinics
• Imaging • Blood donor centre

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 REQUIREMENTS
The 150 bedded multi-speciality hospital offers basic, Multi - Speciality and Super Speciality services all under one roof .

DEPARTMENTS: SERVICES & FACILITIES:

• Cardiology • 24 x 7 Emergency Care
• Cardiovascular & Thoracic surgery • 24 x 7 Pharmacy with home delivery option

• Neurosurgery • 24 ICU Beds

• 24 Hours Blood Bank
• Neurosciences
• 24-hour Diagnostic Services (including lab services with auto
• ENT
analyzer, CT scan, X-Ray, Ultrasound, TMT & Echo-Colour
• Nephrology
Doppler)
• Orthopaedics
• 3 Laminar Flow OTs with state of the art facilities
• Paediatric Surgery • 128 Slice CT Scan Facility Available
• Ophthalmology • 1.5 Telsa MRI Facility Available
• Obstetrics & Gynaecology • Advanced Mammography Facility
• Critical Care • Advanced Cath Lab Facility
• General Medicine • Master Health Check

• General Surgery • Surgical ICU

• Neonatal ICU

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 MAIN BUILDING
• (G+6) structure with two
basement floors .
• Prominent entrance and exit
from the north-west direction
of the site
• Two distinctive ramps in order
to facilitate(4m wide)
movement to the basement
S floors.
I • Separate area for the
engineering services.
T • Separate entry and exit for the
E services.
• Separate entry and exit for the
ambulances and emergency.
P • The building is oriented
L towards north east direction.
A • The engineering services
N consisted of :
i. Electrical services and
transformer house
ii. BMW and other civil
services

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 ZONING

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VERTICAL CIRCULATION CIRCULATION
BASEMENT LEVEL2
PARKING

PUBLIC CIRCULATION MECHANICAL

PUBLIC
PUBLIC LOBBY
LOBBY
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR
LOBBY
GROUND LEVEL

SERVICE
SERVICE
RAMP UP TO

ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR

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STAIRS
STAIRS WHEE
WHEE
LER
LER
CAR PARKING

EXHAUST
EXHAUST CAR
CAR
FAN
FAN PARKI
PARKI
ROOM
ROOM NG
NG

CORRIDOR
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL
ROOM
ROOM

FRESH
FRESH
AIR
AIR
FAN
FAN CAR PARKING
ROOM
ROOM
STAIRS
STAIRS

RAMP UP TO BASEMENT LEVEL2 RAMP UP TO BASEMENT LEVEL2

(FROM GROUND LEVEL) (FROM GROUND LEVEL)
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 BASEMENT LEVEL 1

MR LOCKER
LOCKER ROOM
ROOM
PUBLIC MR ROOM
ROOM
PUBLIC FOR
FOR
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR LOBBY MALE
MALE ,,
FEMALE,
FEMALE, IT
IT BIO
BIO -MED
-MED BODY
BODY HOLD
HOLD
SERVICE/IN-
SERVICE/IN-
STAFF(
STAFF( WITH
WITH PATIENTS
PATIENTS
ATTACHED
ATTACHED ELEVATOR
CONFERENCE ELEVATOR
CONFERENCE TOILET)
TOILET)

STAIRS
STAIRS

FHC
SOILED
SOILED
CORRIDOR LINEN
LINEN

TOILET
TOILET

CSSD
CSSD
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL
ROOM
ROOM
KITCHEN
KITCHEN

DINING
DINING
MATERIAL
MATERIAL
OFFICE MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT STORE
STORE STAIRS
STAIRS

VERTICAL CIRCULATION BUILDING SERVICE PUBLIC/ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE MECHANICAL

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 GROUND LEVEL

ENTRANCE
BUILDING
WAITING
WAITING HEALING
RECEPTION GARDEN

PUBLIC
PUBLIC
ELEVATOR ENTRANCE REGISTRATION SERVICE
ELEVATOR REGISTRATION SERVICE
LOBBY AND II M
M A
A G
G II N
N G
G // IN-
AND BILLING
BILLING IN-
PATIENT
PATIENT
SECURITY LOBBY S
S
SECURITY
ELEVAT
ELEVAT
PATIENTS DROP OFF LANE

OR
OR
S TA I R

SERVICE
FHC CORRIDOR

DUCT
2 WHEELER PARKING

OXYGEN
OXYGEN
TOILET
TOILET MANIFOL
MANIFOL
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C Y
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I M A G I N G
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL
PANEL
PANEL ROOM
ROOM

EMERGENCY
ENTRANCE S
STTA
A II R
R

RAMP DOWN TO
BASEMENT 1 AMBULANCE
DIAGNOSTIC/ TREATMENT EMERGENCY DROP OFF RAMP DOWN
POINT
PUBLIC CIRCULATION

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 FIRST FLOOR
WAITING

PUBLIC
PUBLIC BLOOD
BLOOD
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR LOBBY DONER
DONER PHARMACY
PHARMACY SERVICE
SERVICE //
WAITING
WAITING IN-PATIENT
IN-PATIENT
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR
RECEPTION

S PUBLIC
CORRIDOR
STTA
A II R
RSS PUBLIC AHU
FHC TOILET
TOILET SHAFT

PHYSIOTHER
PHYSIOTHER STORE
STORE
OUT
OUT PATIENT
PATIENT APY
APY
AHU
SHAFT BLOOD CLINICAL
CLINICAL
BANK LAB ELECTRICAL
LAB ELECTRICAL
ROOM
ROOM
DIALYSIS
DIALYSIS

S
STTA
A II R
RSS

OUT-PATIENT CLINIC

BLOOD BANK
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 ROOF
ROOF GARDENING
GARDENING SECOND FLOOR
LOBBY WAITING
PUBLIC
PUBLIC DOCTOR
DOCTOR
TOI ICU
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR ON
ON DUTY
DUTY ICU PATIENT
PATIENT CARE
CARE UNIT
UNIT
LET

SERVICE
SERVICE //
IN-PATIENT
IN-PATIENT
ELEVATOR
S
STTA
A II R
RSS
CORRIDOR ELEVATOR

FHC

DOCTOR
DOCTOR SOILED
SOILED

C O R R I D O R
EQUIP
EQUIP

C O R R I D O R
ON UTILIT
ON DUTY
DUTY MENT
MENT
UTILIT
Y
Y AHU
BABY ICU
ICU SHAFT
ICU
ICU NURSE
NURSE C O R R I D O R NURSE
FEED NURSE
PATIENT
PATIENT STATION
STATION STATION
STATION PATIENT
PATIENT
CARE
CARE CARE
CARE
UNIT
UNIT ICU
ICU UNIT
UNIT
PATIENT
PATIENT
CARE
CARE
UNIT ELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL
UNIT
NICU NICU ROOM
ROOM
NICU NICU C O R R I D O R C O R R I D O R
UNIT
UNIT UNIT
UNIT

ICU
ICU PATIENT
PATIENT CARE
CARE UNIT
UNIT S
STTA
A II R
RSS

PATIENT CARE UNIT

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 THIRD FLOOR

PUBLIC
PUBLIC
ELEVATOR LOBBY DAY
DAY BED
BED UNITS
UNITS ENDOSCOPY
ELEVATOR ENDOSCOPY

SERVICE
SERVICE //
LOBBY IN-PATIENT
IN-PATIENT
S
STTA
A II R
RSS
CORRIDOR ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR

FHC
DISCN
DISCN NURSE
NURSE PRE
PRE OPERATION
OPERATION
TOILET ROOM
ROOM STATION
STATION OBSERVATION
OBSERVATION UNIT
UNIT
TOILET
AHU POST
POST PATIENT
PATIENT AHU
SHAFT OPERATION
OPERATION TRANSFER
TRANSFER SHAFT
EQUIP
EQUIP
MENT
MENT
OBSERVATIO
OBSERVATIO CORRIDOR
N
N UNIT
UNIT
CONTROL
CONTROL STORE
STORE
POST OPERATION
OBSERVATION UNIT

CORRIDOR SURGERY CORRIDOR ELECTRICAL

ELECTRICAL
ROOM
ROOM
EQUIP
EQUIP ANESTHET
ANESTHET
MENT
MENT IC
ROOM STERI
STERI IC ROOM
ROOM
ROOM
CATH OPERATION LE OPERATION
OPERATION ROOM
ROOM OPERATION
OPERATION ROOM
ROOM
CATH OPERATION LE S
STTA
A II R
RSS
(ROOM STOR (GENERAL) (ORTHO/NEURO)
(ORTHO/NEURO)
LAB
LAB (ROOM CARDIO)
CARDIO) STOR (GENERAL) STAFF
STAFF &
&
CATH E
E PHYSICIAN
CATH PHYSICIAN
STORE
STORE LOUNGE
LOUNGE

DIAGNOSTIC/ TREATMENT

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 FOURTH FLOOR

PUBLIC UPS
UPS
PUBLIC
ELEVATOR LOBBY ROOM
ROOM
ELEVATOR
SERVICE
SERVICE //
IN-PATIENT
IN-PATIENT
LOBBY
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR
AHU
AHU
S
STTA
A II R
RSS PANEL
PANEL
ROOM
ROOM
FHC

AHU AND OTHER SERVICES

AHU
AHU
AHU
AHU SHAFT
SHAFT
SHAFT
SHAFT

ELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL
ROOM
ROOM

S
STTA
A II R
RSS

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

MECHANICAL

AHU : AIR HANDLING UNIT

FHC : FIRE HANDLING CABINMATE
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 FIFTH FLOOR AND SIXTH FLOOR

PUBLIC LOBBY PRIVATE

PRIVATE ROOMS
ROOMS
PUBLIC
ELEVATOR (WITH
(WITH ATTACHED TOILET
ATTACHED TOILET ))
ELEVATOR
SERVICE
SERVICE //
LOBBY IN-PATIENT
IN-PATIENT
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR
S
STTA
A II R
RSS MED/SURG UNIT CORRIDOR
FHC

SOILED
SOILED STAFF
STAFF
UTILITY TOILET
DELUXE
DELUXE NURSE
DR
DR UTILITY TOILET EQUIP
EQUIP
NURSE ON NURSE
NURSE DELUXE
DELUXE
ROOM
ROOM STATION
STATION ON MENT
MENT STATION
DUTY
DUTY STORE
STORE
STATION ROOM
ROOM
CLEAN
CLEAN PANTRY
PANTRY
UTILITY
UTILITY

ELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL
CORRIDOR ROOM
ROOM

S
STTA
A II R
RSS
SEMI-PRIVATE
SEMI-PRIVATE DELUXE
DELUXE
ROOMS
ROOMS ROOMS
ROOMS

PATIENT CARE UNIT

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 ROOF

PUBLIC
PUBLIC
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR LOBBY
LOBBY
SERVICE
SERVICE //
SERVICE/
SERVICE/ IN-PATIENT
IN-PATIENT IN-PATIENT
IN-PATIENT ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR
ELEVATOR
S
STTA
A II R
RSS

FHC
T
T E
E R
R R
R A
A C
C E
E

CHILLER
CHILLER
PANEL
PANEL
ROOM
ROOM

S
STTA
A II R
RSS

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 Greenery outside
The site Second floor

Third floor
Greenery inside

Main road Fourth floor

Roads inside the 5th floor

site

Basement 2 6th floor

Basement 1 Roof

Ramp
Ground floor

Engineering
First floor
services

VERTICAL ZONING OF THE SITE Main road

Boundary
walls

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 PLAN ANALYSIS

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CIRCULATION Sl. No Facility Areas( m)
• Circulation inside the site are of two types, vertical and horizontal.
• Horizontal circulation primarily through corridors.
• Vertical circulation is through stairs case, ramps, lift, which is used by 1 Car parking (33 .No) 5 x 2.3
patients, visitor, doctors and service personnel.
• The main circulation has been simplified a lot in order to avoid vehicular 2 2 wheeler parking(4 .No) 2.3 x 1
congestion inside the hospital periphery.
• The main circulation are generally divided into 4 categories 3 Parking circulation 6.8 wide
i. Entrance to the site(8m wide)
ii. Exit to the site(8m wide) 4 Stairs1 7 x 4.3
iii. Ambulance and emergency entry and exit(10m wide) 5 Stairs2 8 x 4.3
iv. Service entry and exit(8m wide)
6 Public elevator (2 .No) 2.3 x 2.3
BASEMENT 2
• Having a capacity for accommodating 33 cars and 4 two wheelers. 7 Service elevator (2 .No) 3.5 x 1.6
• Entry of vehicles from south-east of the building from the ramp connected
8 Ramp 4 wide
to the ground floor.
• Exit of vehicles from north-west of the building to the ground floor .
9 Fresh air fan room 2.9 x 3.8
• It is very important to provide ample scope for ‘VENTILATION’ through
the basement floors. 10 Exhaust fan room 3.3 x 7.2
• They have provided fresh air cut outs, fresh air fan room and an exhaust
fan room, for a better circulation of air through the basement. 11 Ahu shaft 1.75 x 1.3
• Apart from these features a service elevator, 2 public elevators and 2
staircases (one with the necessary facilities for fire fighting) are also
equipped.

All the dimension are taken approximately

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 Sl.No Facility Areas(m2)

BASEMENT 1 1 Public elevators ( 2 .No) 2.3 x 2.3

• Consists of the administrative block with a dining hall , MRD,
2 Service elevators 3.5 x 1.6
CSSD , conference hall, staff locker rooms, IT department , bio-
3 Stairs 1 7 x 4.3
med department , morgue and material management store . 4 Stairs 2 8 x 4.3

• Mostly used by the staff, doctors , administrative officers .

5 Medical records room (MRD) 12.3 x 6
• Most importantly they have divide the administrative and other
6 Conference room 8.65 x 18
neutral departments to the basement in order to avoid public
7 Nurse lockers 12.7 x 9.2
admission and to keep privacy of these departments intact.
• Here, they also provided features to facilitate proper ventilation of 8 It room 5.25 x 9.2

the basement floor. 9 Bio- med room 5.45 x 9.2

• They have also provide 2 in-patients elevators in order to allow 10 Dining 12.68 x 18
patients for official or documentary purposes.
11 CSSD 26 x 9.8

12 Material management room(Mtl. Mgmt) 11.5 x 7.9

13 Office 19.9 x 7.8

14 Body hold ( mortuary) 4 x 9.2

All the dimension are taken approximately

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 Sl.No Facility Areas(m)
GROUND FLOOR
• Having the main entrance of the building , registration and billing
counter , with imaging department and emergency block . 1 Registration/billing 8.3 x 5.85

• Parking for (12nos) 2 wheeler in front of the building . 2 Emergency 16.92 x14.43
• Separate entrance is provided for emergency block for easy access .
3 Oxygen manifold 4.9 x 3.8
• Ground floor largely has spaces for functions related to imaging
4 Electrical panel room 3.5 x 2.8
facilities such as MRI, radiology, ECG, mammogram etc.
• Entrance is followed by reception and waiting area for the in-patients. 5 Imaging 1 23.35 x 4.8
• Which leads to the registration and billing desk in the entrance lobby.
6 Imaging 2 147.09 x 127.12
• A special room for oxygen manifold( gas supply management in allotted
in the ground floor with an AHU shaft attached to it.
7 2 wheeler parking ( 12 .No) 2.3 x 1

8 Stair 2 8 x 4.3

9 Public elevators 2.3 x 2.3

10 Service elevator 3.5 x 1.6

11 In-patients elevators 3.5 x 2.7

All the dimension are taken approximately

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 Facility Area(m)

FIRST FLOOR Sl.No

17.3 x 18.3
• Consist of the out-patients zone , blood bank , clinical lab , 1 Out patients

physiotherapy department , dialysis and a pharmacy . X 7.5

2 Blood bank
• Having more space for waiting & for circulation as it will have 3 Clinical lab
5.6 x 15.5

patients visiting on daily basis . 7.8 x 8

4 Dialysis
• Basically the hospital has allotted the first floor for the OPD 7.8 x 7.5
5 Physiotherapy
consulting and other facilities related to the out patients.
21.8 x 5.5
6 Waiting area
• The waiting area in the first floor is distinctively divide according to
10.7 x 5.2
the purpose of visit 7 Pharmacy
1.7 x 3.2
• A store room is added to the first floor 8 Store

• Medical gas shaft is provide in order to allow proper circulation of 8 x 4.3

9 Stair 2
gases to the respective departments. 2.3 x 2.3
10 Public elevators ( 2.No)
3.5 x 1.6
11 Service elevator
3.5 x 2.7
12 In-patient elevators (2.No)
3.5 x 2.8
13 Electrical panel room

All the dimension are taken approximately

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 Sl.No Facility Area(m)

SECOND FLOOR 1 Roof garden 16.4 x 4.7

• Consist of ICU and NICU 2 ICU waiting area 10 x 3.75
3 ICU corridor 2.4 wide
• Access for the public is generally restricted. Though they have certain visiting
4 NICU 7.9 x 9.2
hours for visitors to visit the patients. 5 ICU (total) 32.3 x 23
• Specific on duty doctor’s cabin are allotted to both ICU and NICU 6 Doctor on duty 3.2 x 3.1
7 Nurse station 3.6 x 3.1
respectively.
8 Baby feed 2.8 x 1.5
• A baby feeding room in terms of NICU has been allotted for the mother to 9 Pantry 3 x 2.5
feed the baby. 10 Utility 3.4 x 3.4

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Pantry for the patients. Stretcher alcove 1 x 2.7
12 Each bed (23 .No) 3.8 x 3.6
• Utility room for cleaning of the soiled or unsoiled clothes of the patients.
13
• Nurse stations are placed at the closest proximity for faster access of the Equipment room (3.75 x 3.8)-½pantry

patient in need and for check up of each patient at regular interval. 14

Soiled utility (3.75 x 3.8)-½pantry
• A stretcher alcove is include in the 2nd floor for transferring of patients . 15
Public elevators ( 2 .No) 2.3 x 2.3
16
Service elevators 3.5 x 1.6
17
In-patient elevators (2.No) 3.5 x 2.7
18 Stair 2 8 x 4.3

All the dimension are taken approximately

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 Sl.No Facility Area(m)

1 Day bed unit 4x3

THIRD FLOOR 2 2 wide
Corridor
• Consist of OTs and shares space with a Cath lab, aesthetical room and space 3 Cath lab 6 x 8..5

for lounge . Operation theatres

• Adjoined with post & pre operation observation and endoscopy unit. 4 A)cardio 6.7 x 6.7
B)general
• Maintenance chambers is provided just above the floor so that the
C)ortho/NEURO
maintenance can be done without disturbing the sterilization or , the 5 3 x 3.2
Pre operation ( 3 .No)
circulation of doctors, staff , patients , on the lower floor .
6 3 x 3.2
Post operation ( 6 .No)
• A stretcher alcove is being allotted for transferring of patients after operations. 7 4.3 x 3.5
Control room
• Utility room for both soiled and clean material are also allotted. 8 Anaesthetist room 4.78 x 2.2
9 Or in charge 3.1 x 2.25
• The Cath lab is accompanied by control room, Cath wash room, scrub room
10 Endoscopy 5 x 3.45
and equipment room. 11 Staff lounge 4.8 x 3.9
• A sterile room is also placed in the operation theatre periphery. 12 Physician lounge 4.8 x 3.9
13 Sterile store 2.3 x 6.3
14 Public elevator 2.3 x 2.3
15 Service elevator 3.5 x 1.6
16 3.5 x 2.7
In-patient elevator ( 2 .No)
17 Stair 2 8 x 4.3

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FOURTH FLOOR
• Consist of AHU and other maintenance service with a UPS
room.
• Supply of hot and cold water service
• Specialist piped services
• Medical gases
• Air conditioning management
• It is restricted for general public and even the staffs
• Only access is permitted for the HVAC maintenance unit.
 The floor of a building where service equipment, utility lines, and various 
machinery are located. 
 A service floor can be located in the basement, on the top floor, or in the mi
Service floor and placement ddle portion of a building. 
 Some buildings have several such floors. Service floors contain heating, wa
ter, and sewage pipes, air ducts, power supply mains and equipment, ventila
ting and airconditioning equipment, elevator engine rooms, rooms for vario
us equipment, and supplementary rooms.
 Service floors are found in multistory residential and public buildings and i
n plants of the electronics, radio engineering, and other industries, which ha
ve much technical equipment and require the careful regulation of the temp
erature, humidity, and air circulation in production areas.

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FIFTH FLOOR AND SIXTH FLOOR Same for 5th and 6th floor
• Consist of MED/surg unit wards , with services for nurse station and doctor on
Sl.No Facility Areas(m)
duty .
1 Private room ( 3 .No) 3.9 x 5.5
• Wards type
2 Deluxe room ( 6 .No) 3.9 x 8.4
1. Single bedded
3 Semi-private room ( 10 .No) 3.9 x 8.4
2. Two bedded
4 Isolation room (1 .No) 5.6 x 4.8
3. Deluxe room
5 Nurse station (2 .No) 3x5
4. Isolation room for infected patients
6 Doctor on duty 2.85 x 3.8
7 Pantry 3 x 2.8
8 Equipment store 3.4 x 3.8
9 Corridor 2 wide
10 Soiled utility 3 x 2.4
11 Clean utility 3 x 2.4
12 Public elevators lobby 5.3 x 4.5

13 Public elevators (2 .No) 2.3 x 2.3

14 Service elevators 3.5 x 1.6

15 In-patient elevator (2 .N0) 3.5 x 2.7

16 Stair 2 8 x 4.3

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 FLOOR WISE PRESENCE OF SERVICES

SL.NO ENGINEERING SERVICES BASEMENT 1 BASEMENT 2 GROUNG FLOOR 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH ROOF

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1 RAMPS 

2 STAIRS
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3 PUBLIC ELEVATORS
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4 IN-PATIENTS ELEVATORS
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5 SERVICE ELEVATORS
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6 AHU SHAFTS
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7 FRESH AIR CUT OUTS
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8 DATA & ELEC. SHAFTS
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9 MED GAS SHAFT
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10 PLUMBING SHAFTS
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11 LIGHT WELL
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SCHEMATIC SECTIONS

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A A’

KEY PLAN

SECTION AT AA’
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Floors» Basement 1 Ground 1st 2nd 3rd
1 Conference room Entrance lobby Consult Doctor on duty Discn room
2 Nurse locker(m) Treat room Room 19 Patient toilet
3 Staff locker(m) Public toilet(m) Room20 Nurse station
4 Toilet Public toilet(f) Room21 Meds
5 Service provider Reception Room22 Clean utility
6 Bio med incharge Examination Room23
7 Bio med body
8 Last rite

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Interior view of the operation theatre premises

Engineering services Roof of the Ramp to the

buildings hospital basement floors

Aerial view of the hospital

(conceptual model)
Inside the operation theatre
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 Ambulance and emergency View of Service
entrance/exit entry/exit

View of the hospital from the main entrance Conceptual view of

apollo Nashik

View of the roof

garden in the
second level

View of the Main entrance View of the Main exit

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 INFERENCES

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 THANK YOU

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