OFFSTREET PARKING

• One parking space for every 50 Sqm of total floor

area
Mezzanine floor • Drive way leading to off-street parking space
shall have width not less than 3metres.
• Headroom height min 2.2metres • Width of ramp for driveway for one-way
SETBACK • Built-up area of mezzanine floor shall not exceed one third direction shall not be less than 3.5metres, 5.5
area of the main floor or room accommodating the meters for two-way direction and at curves it
FRONT = 10.5 M mezzanine floor. shall not be less than 4 meters and 6 meters
RARE, SIDES = 5 M respectively, and slope of such ramps shall not be
steeper than 1:7
In addition to the minimum front, • Rows of vehicle parking – width - min 4 meters
rear and side open spaces • 25% of that area shall be provided additionally
required as for height up to 10 for parking two wheelers
metres, proportionate increase in
such minimum open spaces at
the rate of 0.5 metres for every 3
metres height exceeding 10
metres shall be provided.

TOTAL SITE AREA = 12140.6 SQM

COVERAGE = 65 %
FSI = TOTAL FLOOR AREA/ PLOT AREA = 3
TOTAL FLOOR AREA = 36421.68 SQM
TOTAL BUILDING HEIGHT = MAX. 50 M

KMBR- GROUP J –
MULTIPLEX
COMPLEX
BATHROOM

• Area of bathroom – 1.5 sqm min ( either side shall not be less than 1.1m )
• Area of Combined bathroom and latrine– 2.2 sqm min (with one side min
1. 1metres )
• Height of bathroom and latrine - min 2.2m
• Water closet for first 1000sqm – 1 per 200 males
1 per 100 females
1 per 400 males or part thereof and 1 per 200 females or part thereof for the
remaining area
• Urinals - 1 per 50 persons or part thereof for the first 1000 sq. meters of
built up area and 1 per 100 persons or part thereof for the remaining area.
• Washbasin for first 1000 sqm – 1 per 200 males , 1 per 200 females
1 per 400 males and 1 per 400 females or part thereof for the remaining area.

Occupancy load

1.8 sqm per person

 ELECTRICAL RAINWATER HARVESTING
Accessory rooms –
• The cabin may be made with any material but • The components of a workable rainwater storage arrangement shall include: -
the area of such cabin shall not exceed 15 sq. 1.Roof gutters
2.Down pipe and first flush pipe arrangement
meters and the installation of electricity
3.Filter unit and
generator is allowed with insulated sound- 4.Storage tank with provisions for drawing water and spill over.
proof cabin only.
• The telecommunication tower or ancillary • The minimum capacity of the storage tank, as stipulated in sub-rule(2)(iv) of the rain water
structures shall not prevent or block the storage arrangement for group J is 25 litres/sq.metre of Covered area
access, exit or entry or reduce the width of
such access, exit or entry of building or in no WASTE DISPOSAL
way badly affect the safety measures or • Every new building shall be provided with provisions for segregation of
amenities provided in the building in which it waste wherever applicable and safe disposal of waste.
is erected. • Every new building of built-up area exceeding 100 sq.metres shall be
• Electrical line clearance:—Every tower or provided with septic tank of suitable size unless it is connected to a public
ancillary construction shall satisfy the sewerage system or sewage treatment plant.
minimum vertical and horizontal clearance • Leech pit, sock pit, refuse pit or septic tank shall have a minimum distance
from electrical lines as stipulated in the Indian of 1.20 metres from the plot boundaries.
Electricity Act, 1910 and Indian Electricity
Rules, 1956. • Commercial refuse - Collection rooms for the disposal of commercial refuse
The major components of a building’s electrical should be at ground level and near the delivery area. Their size varies
power system are according to the size of the business; it would be about 90-200 m2 . If skips
• wiring, including conductors and raceways of are used and collected by truck, a clear ceiling height (under sprinklers or
all types. lights) of at least 4.80-4.90 m should be provided.
• power-handling equipment, including
transformers, switchboards, panelboards, large
switches, and circuit breakers
• control and utilization equipment, such as SEWAGE TREATMENT PLAN
lighting, motors, controls, and wiring devices They are only permissible for the treatment of wastewater from, for
and recepticles. example, kitchens, laundries, bathrooms, toilets and wash rooms.
Interior wiring systems - Exposed insulated Principle of a small-scale sewage treatment plant:
cables, Insulated cables in open cable trays. 1. Mechanical cleaning, i.e. sludge removal from a multi-chamber
sedimentation tank --7 0 - f).
2. Biological cleaning in a filter trench or trickle filter or through
PLUMBING underground filtration.
For structures in excess of five stories the engineer should select any of the following The construction of a small-scale sewage treatment system consists of:
means to provide adequate pressure and flow to the plumbing fixtures within the multi-chamber sedimentation tank, distribution shaft, filter trench (trickle
structure: filter or underground filtration), collection shaft, discharge into waterway.
• Booster pumps can be a duplex system or several duplex systems supplying
different zones. A structure taller than five stories should be divided in zones of not
more than 12 stories. Booster systems can be complimented with storage tanks at
the highest level of each zone. SOLAR POWER
• Another alternative for pressuring the system is to provide a pneumatic booster
system with the following components: booster pump, compressor, pneumatic tank, The solar yield depends on the climate and the
valves, and controllers. alignment of the panels.
A rule of thumb is to expect to require 7.5 m2 of
panels for each kW of installed capacity.

EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM

SERVICES
Emergency power units are combustion motors
(usually diesel) which are coupled to generators
HVAC
to produce electricity. They are used for a limited
basic components –
time in case of a power cut.
• generation equipment
• distribution system
• terminal equipment

FIRE SAFETY
Construction measures - (e.g. escape routes, number and construction of stairwells and the
formation of fire compartments)
Technical fire protection measures - smoke and fire detector systems, sprinkler systems,
smoke and heat extraction systems
Organisational fire protection measures - appointment of a fire protection representative and
the creation of a fire safety organisation and plans.
Fire Escape Staircase –
• Width of fire escape staircase shall not be less than one metre
• Tread shall not be less than 25 cm
• Riser shall not exceed 19 cm and the number of risers shall not exceed 16 per flight of stairs.
• Height of handrail of a fire escape staircase shall not be less than 100 cm and not more than 120 cm
• Fire escape stairs shall have straight flight for building exceeding 10 metres height.
Escape routes –
Residential or commercial units with at least one occupied room must have at least two independent escape routes leading to the
open air on each storey.
Sprinkler -
area coverage of sprinklers are: -
- 15.6 to 21 sq. m for light fire hazard.
- 12 sq. m for ordinary fire hazard.
- 9.3 sq. m for extra hazard.
- maximum spacing between any sprinklers cannot exceed 14.6 m
- for light and ordinary hazard and 3.7 m for extra hazard occupancies.
DATA STANDARDS
 MULTIPLEX
• 2 150 PERSON CAPACITY SCREEN
• 2 200 PERSON CAPACITY SCREEN
• 2 300 PERSON CAPACITY SCREEN

SCREENS
• Distance of the screen from the wall with ACOUSTICS
is min. 120 cm; according to cinema size and system this • Adjacent auditoriums should be separated by walls of approx. 85
can be dB 18-20 000 Hz. The ceiling should feature sound-directing
reduced to 50 cm on the setting up of the sound system. surfaces with low acoustic delay difference time.
• The screen is perforated (sound-permeable). • The reverberation time can increase with growing auditorium
• Retracting blinds or curtains restrict the screen at the
volume and reduces from 0.8 to 0.2 s from low to high
sides with the same picture frequencies. . The rear wall behind the last row of seats should
height. have an insulated surface to prevent echo .
• Large screens are curved in a radius centered on the • Loudspeakers are distributed in the auditorium so that the
back difference in volume between the front and back rows does not
row of seats. The lower edge of the screen should be min. exceed 4 dB .
1.20 m
above the floor.

ACCESSIBILITY FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED

• Film widths are 16 mm, 35 mm and 70 mm. The center of the RAMPS
projection beam should not deviate more than so horizontally and • The gradient of ramp should not be too steep
vertically from the center of the screen or it should be redirected • For longer ramps the maximum gradient is usually between 1:15 and
by a deflection mirror .
1:20, and for short ramps down to 1:12 might be acceptable.
• If the ramp is long, there must be landing for each given rise height
(usually between 500–1000 mm) or for each given ramp length.
• If the total rise height is large, for example over 2000 mm, risers
PICTURE SIZE should not be used.
These depend on the distance of the projector • The width of the ramp might be given by the conditions of use or
from the screen and having a height-side might be given by regulations. Minimum 1200–1500mm is common.
relationship of 1 :2.34 A ramp must have handrails on both sides, with a height from the
(Cinemascope) or 1 :1.66 (wide screen) with a ramp floor usually in the range of 900–1100mm.
narrow auditorium
width. The angle from the center of the back row of
seating to the
• The minimum parking area for a wheelchair may be different.
outer edge of the picture should not exceed, for
Often it is in the range of 900 x 1400 mm ( W x D ).
Cinemascope,
• In addition to parking, there must be space for access and
38° = distance of the back row : screen = 3:2 -7 f)
turning.
This may be given as a circle with a diameter that allows for
PROJECTION ROOM turning the wheelchair, typical around 1500 mm, or as a rectangle
where the wheelchair can move forward and turn ,the size of this
rectangle 1300 x 1800 mm.
Minimum room size: 6.50 x 2.80 x 2.80 m[ w x D x H]. Projection
• It is common to go by 1 percentage of the total number of seats
window size approx. 150/250 x 50 cm(one or two projectors)
as fixed wheelchair spaces[ min 1]
The platform under the projectors should be vibration-free. A
noise level of approx. 75 dB must be damped to 30 dB by the
projection window. The working temperature should not exceed
22oc in order to protect film copies and equipment.

SEATING

• The minimum escape width might be fixed (usually 400 -

450 mm) or increasing with number of seats (or distance)
to the closest aisle (usually 350–500mm).

• There might be restrictions for maximum distance from

any seat to the closest exit door. This maximum distance
may also be dependent on the number of exits in the
auditorium.
SEATING TYPES LIGHT LEVELS

With LED lamps, it is recommended to use a system that

allows the individual control of each lamp in the
auditorium. This way it is possible to make nice
sequences for different scenarios and to customize the
use of lights for different types of films or events,
different types of audiences and so on

SPEAKER PLACEMENT

common for immersive audio systems, or to pre- pare for immersive audio, the side
surround speakers can be placed on the side walls, along an axis running from the
height of the rear surround speakers to the acoustic center of the front speakers

For immersive audio systems there might be more surround speakers, closer to the
screen, and the number and placement might be calculated according to instructions
from the manufacturer of the audio system. Be sure to consult requirements from
manufacturers/dealers if such systems are an option

1 layer 12–15 mm gypsum board. _

1 layer 12–15 mm plywood. _
1 layer 12–15 mm gypsum board. _
1 layer 50–100 mm sound absorption layer that must be matte black on the side
facing the screen

Usually the wall is built as a studwork in fireproof 2”x 4” wood for a small baffle
wall. Larger walls will require thicker studs, or the wall can be built in steel or
other materials. There are also simpler and lighter prefab baffle walls (so called “
Bafflettes ”) available. Make sure that the studs are not in conflict with the
front speakers.
 GREEN RATING
GRIHA
In the Indian context, a building is 'green' when
• It is designed using an integrated approach (as
mentioned in NBC, Part 0)
• It provides its users with an “optimal” level of comfort
catering to local needs (as per NBC-Part 8)
• It uses minimum resources, sourced locally (as per
various IS codes and other local materials)
• It consumes minimum energy and water (as per ECBC
and NBC)
• It generates optimum waste, processed locally (as per
CPCB, and MoEF norms)... during its construction,
operation and demolition (i.e., over its entire life cycle)

LEED
The LEED® rating system has seven areas of concentration;
• Sustainable Sites
• Water Efficiency
• Energy and Atmosphere
• Materials and Resources
• Indoor Environmental Quality
• Innovation in Design Process and Regional Priority.
Projects obtain credits in these areas to achieve
certification. A building becomes certified after receiving a
minimum of 40 credits from the USGBC.

MALL LAYOUT
• Anchor stores - a considerably larger tenant in a shopping mall, often
a department store or retail chain. Anchors account for 50–70% of the centre's
leasable space.
• Convenience stores -
• Flagship stores
• Connected (omnichannel) stores
• Leisure and entertainment facilities