Housing Design Case Study

Housing, or more generally living spaces, refers
to the construction and assigned usage of
houses or buildings collectively, for the purpose
of sheltering people — the planning or provision
delivered by an authority, with related meanings.
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Housing…
•Access network
•Collective open spaces
•Built form character
•Common amenities
•Climate and environment
•Social mix
•Form and type
•Form variation and flexibility
•Structure and construction
•Space organization
According to BALKRISHNA DOSHI the key points
of housing design is -

Housing…
Discurage cul-de-sac.
T,Y junction are safe for
vehicular access.
Segregated of vehicular
& pedistrian entry.
Open space to
bedistributed throughout
the sattelment.
Open space should be
interlinked.
Use appropiate hierarchi
for size & shape of open
space.
Contiguity of building
forms along the formal
street.
Shilhouette & massing
for visual richness.
Should be centraly
located.
Easy & equally
accessable from every
space.
Combined with
community & open
space.
Access network
Collective open spaces
Built form character
Common amenities

Housing…
North-south orientation of building.
Plan & section should allowed the air flow & light.
Tree & vegetation for environmental balance.
Waste water treatment.
Mix housing type for variation of form & visual interest.
Avoide friction.
Mix various economical group.
Climate and environment
Social mix

Housing…
Lowrise dwelling
Built & unbuilt space integreted.
Terraces to be accessable & usable.
Flexible & altering use of
space.
Allow the natural gorwth.
Discipline of structure & easy of construction.
Use locally available materials.
Consider a composite structure.
Combine precasting component with cast site
structure.
Form and type
Form variation and flexibility
Structure & construction

Housing Building Type…
Building types of housing-

Housing Land Standards…
Type Size Area per 1000 persons Location
Neighborhood park 3-acres minimum 1-2 acres Preferably adjoining elementary school.
Playfield 10-25 acres (approximate) 1/2 acres Near the centre of service area.
Community park 25-100 acres 2 acres Near the centre of service area.
Large park Minimum 100 acres Approximate 5 acres
Desirable with in urbanized are or on the periphery.
Parkways, ornamental areas Size varies depending on condition and nature of area Where size dictate development Along waterways or as aesthetic treatment.
Special use areas
Size varies depending on condition and nature of area
Specific facilities Near the centre of urban area.
Out door activities 2 acres
1 acres for every 5000 people
Located in playfield or community park.
Community center 7500-10000 sq.ft
1 acres for 25000 people Within large park or possible community park.
Ref. Time- Saver Standards for Housing and Residential Development.

Housing Land Elements Of
The Neibourhood… Ref. Time- Saver Standards for Housing and Residential Development.
Residential elements Area served radius in feet Number of family served
Types of open space and community
facilities required
Single-family detached room
detached room 0-40ft 1
Patio, outdoor recreational area, family
family room.
Single dwelling unit in a multi
a multi unit building 0-40ft 1
Terrace or balcony, open corridor, outdoor
corridor, outdoor living room.
Typical floor in a multi unit
unit building 40-200ft 4-10
Enclosed placed space, enclosed sitting
enclosed sitting area.
Apartment building 10-150ft 10-150 Community room.

Housing Net Residential To Major Dwelling Uses…
Ref. Time- Saver Standards for Housing and Residential Development.
Dwelling types land area per family sq.ft
One-family detached. 6000
one family semi detached or two family detached. 4000
one family semi attached(row) or two family semidetached. 2400
Multifamily (common access and services):
2-storey 1465
3-storey 985
6-storey 570
9-storey 515
13-storey 415

Housing Facilities & Land Use…
Land use -

Housing Facilities…
Basic community facilities includes –
 Easy access to school.
 Healthy and medical facilities.
 Shopping, recreation and cultural institution.
 Reasonable travel time to and from the place of work.
The fundamental purpose of housing includes –
 The safety of the people.
 The physical, emotional and social health of the individual in relation to communal life.
 The provision of families and community facilities.

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By Architect B.V. Doshi
Sumaiya Islam Orny

About
• Architect – Vastu-Shilpa foundation, Balkrishna Doshi
• Client - Indore Development Authority
• Project Associate - Mr. Himanshu Parikh
• Structural Engineer - M/s Stein Doshi & Bhalla, New Delhi
• Project Engineers - Environmental Engineering Consultants, Bombay
• Total Built - up Area -100,000 m2
• Project Cost - Rs. 100 Million
• Year of completion - 1989
• Award - Aga Khan award for Architecture in 1996
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Indore, India in the early 1980’s was facing a shortage of Housing. It had been estimated that approximately 51,000 families were homeless or
living in illegal settlements. The Indore Development Authority initiated an affordable housing project for 60,000 people that would tackle this
issue and at the same time be affordable to the government and urban poor. Previous efforts by the government to provide low-cost urban
housing in India were aimed at supplying ready-built units. However, it took too long to construct a complete house and it became expensive for
the low income group and also ate up too many resources.
As a result, public authorities resorted to two new approaches to housing. First, improving and upgrading the slum area, and, secondly,
providing services sites for new housing developments. Aranya Nagar, a township of 86 hectares, was a planned site, service and core units for a
new housing development of some 6,500 dwellings.
largely for the Weaker Economic Section. This was an integrated approach for 'a sustainable society' where the mix of different economic levels
of society could stay together.

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 Indore is located 556 meters above Mean Sea Level (MSL).
 The major climatic factors affecting the nature of built form are solar radiation, ambient temperature, relative
humidity, prevailing wind and rainfall.
 The overall climate of Indore can be termed as composite.
 In the winter months of December to February the climate is cool-dry, which changes to hot-dry during the summer
months of April to June.
 The rainy season begins in July, and continues until September.

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 Traditional settlements have multiple and mixed land use.
 The existing slums, although unplanned and crowded, had certain characteristics and language of
settlement.
 There were clustering of huts with the formation of small neighborhoods and houses extended to the
outdoors.
 Small shops operated within the congested area.
 Wherever possible a tree was planted to create a small public space.
 Streets were not merely corridors for movement but they also accommodated various social,
economic and domestic activities and in doing so, they enhanced the quality of the living
environment.
 The presence of small shops highlighted their relevance in the neighborhood as a means of earning
a livelihood with minimum investment.
 The major unsolved problem was the utility services, and inadequate infrastructure which otherwise
affected a healthy environment and well being of the community.
Then
Now

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• The urban area of Indore City is 214 square
kilometers with Aranya being 86 square
kilometers.
• Most of the recent growth has been along the
DelhiBombay highway, which runs through the
city in the north-south direction.
• Aranya is located approximately 6km from the
city centre of Indore.
• Out of the net area of the site, 1.85 hectares has
been set aside to accommodate the existing light
industries on the highway boundary.
• Square in plan the site measures approximately
1 km by 1 km.
Aranya Housing
DelhiBombay
Highway
N

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• Delhi-Mumbai highway on the east
• Developing industrial areas on the north, south and
west.
• Internal city roads to the north, south and west.
• Approach through the Delhi – Mumbai highway
• The site is flat with no major physical features, except a
natural rainwater channel that runs diagonally across
the south-west corner.
• Topography determined the orientation of the major
infrastructure network and hence influenced the overall
spatial organization of the township.
• The site and the rest of the city has a 2-2.5-metrethick
top strata of evenly deposited black cotton soil,
expansive clay with some organic content.
Aranya Housing

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Vitality
Imageability
Equity
Efficiency
Feasibility
Flexibility

 Improve and upgrade the existing slum area
 Provide serviced sites for new housing
developments instead of building complete
houses.
 Provide for 6,500 residential plots ranging in size
from 35m2 for EWS to 475m2 for high income
groups.
 Create a township with a sense of continuity and
fundamental values of security in a good living
environment.
 Achieve a community character by establishing
harmony between the built environment and the
people.
 Create a balanced community of various socio-
economic groups to evolve a framework through
design.
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STAGE 1:
Plan initially prepared by Indore
Development
Authority which shows a typical
rubber stamping attitude
without any concern for open
space hierarchy, circulation
system, climatic orientation or the
built form.

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STAGE 2:
Initial stage of BV Doshi’s
proposed plan
with distributed open spaces and
street hierarchies.

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STAGE 3:
Later stage of development with
rectified orientation to minimize
heat gain and increase natural
shading.

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STAGE 4:
Proposed master plan with
interlinked
open spaces, built form
variations, distributed
amenities, road network
hierarchies and climate
friendly orientation.

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 The master plan of the township was informal and emphasized enrichment of spatial quality in
the plot layout plan with inter-linked space of cultural context; maintenance of a hierarchy of
road, open spaces, and commercial spaces; a central location of basic community services,
institutional, commercial, social facilities; and the allowance of growth of population density
and house extensions in the context of the Indian lifestyle.
 At the six sector level, the aim was the formation of a social compatibility of an interactive
and integrated income/ social group who have attained a viable community in each socio-
economic sector; segregation of pedestrian and vehicular movement and good distribution of
land use and infrastructure; and to reflect local, historical characteristic in built form by
promoting multiple and overlapping interactive land use, maintaining contact with built and
green land.

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 The master plan was divided into 6 sectors with a central
spine area of commercial and institutional land use.
 The town centre in the middle of the spine consisted of
four clusters of shopping, residential and office
complexes.
 At the end of the spine, two more clusters of social
functions were located. This was a mixed-use zone with a
five storey building.
Central
Spine
6 Sectors
Town Hall
Mixed Use
Zone
N

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 The high income group (HIG – 9%), is
along the periphery of the national highway
and part of the south-east border of the
arterial road in the south.
 The Middle Income Group (MIG – 14%) is
planned along the periphery of arterial
roads on the north-west sides and part on
the south arterial road along the part of
spine.
 The Lower Income Group (LIG – 11%) and
the EWS (65%) are located in the middle
of all 6 sectors.
N
Middle
income Group
High income
Group
Lower income
Group

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 At the dwelling level, a service core was provided with the prime
objective that the basic house when complete will be sensitive to the
lifestyle of daily needs of individuals with the freedom to integrate
indoor and outdoor spaces with privacy within and from outside the
homes, by designing optional plans.
 Priority was also given to the orientation, light, ventilation and climatic
control; to future scope for vertical expansion and the provision of
subletting and commercial options; and the use of appropriate utility
technology, materials and construction methods

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 At the community/ street level, the aim was to produce
a design linking the scale of the built form and the
human scale by incorporating a street life with plugged
cluster houses, sympathetic and aesthetically
complimenting each other and a socio cultural life of
community interaction of families in the “otta” (outdoor
platform). An important feature of the Indian home, at
the service space between house, community spaces
and the cul-de-sac. The street corner spaces are
formed by the alternating arrangement of the road, the
green space, and the pedestrian pathways.

• Segregation of vehicular and pedestrian
traffic
• Offsets break visual monotony
• Hierarchy is based on the volume of the
traffic and activities.
• The roads suit human scale
• Use of cul-de-sacs to avoid traffic
40
60m
30m
12m
15m
9.5m
4.5m
1.5m

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• Vehicular access in the form
rectilinear and formal roads in the
hierarchy of 4.5m wide to 15m wide
road draw the vehicles outwardly.
• Pedestrian access in the form of
informal interlinked open spaces draws
people inwardly.
• This achieves a clear and safe
segregation of vehicular and
pedestrian movements.

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• The net planning area of Aranya Housing Scheme was around 85 hectares
of which 58% was residential use, 23.5% roads, 8.15% open spaces and
6.73% community and commercial facilities.
• The marketable area was 68.16%.
• There were 6,500 plots divided into eleven types in the scheme depending
upon the income level and plot sizes.
• The smallest plots belonging to EWS whose income level ranged from Rs.
200-400 per month was 35.32 sq m.
• EWS plots accounted for nearly 65 % of total plots and nearly 66% of the
entire population.
• Plot sizes ranged from 35.32 sq m for EWS to 613 sq. m for HIG.

• Houses have been clustered in groups of 10, separated by open space.
• Each sector has a main pedestrian street.
• Otta, a traditional zone, is provided in front of each house which is located
between private and public spaces.
• Otta are provided as a meeting place or interactive place.
• A septic tank is provided between 2 clusters. A housing plan included two
rooms and a living area followed by a kitchen.
• Lavatory was constructed between the front extension and the melty use
courtyard at the back.
• Most houses were provided with an a additional access at the back, which
allowed for keeping animals, a vehicle or even renting out part of the
house to provide income.
• For interaction of families an otta (an important feature of the Indian home)
when completed will be sensitive to the lifestyle and daily needs of
individuals with the freedom to integrate indoor and outdoor spaces with
privacy within and from outside the homes, by designing optional plan.

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o For the EWS the options of core housing included-
• Site, plinth and service core (latrine and water tap)
• Site, plinth and service core (latrine and bath)
• Site, plinth and service core (latrine and bath) and 1 room (kitchen).
o For other income groups only plots were sold.
o A verandah or house extension helped in expanding the small EWS houses and
enhanced the space quality.
o A transition zone of 0.5 meters between the street and house was provided.
o Permissible house extensions such as platforms, porches, and open stairs were
built which created an interesting street character.

Architect adopted a very objective
approach towards the
incrementality aspect of the units.
One can trace the growth of
spaces desired and understand
the growth pattern in
correspondence to increase in
family’s spatial requirements.
1 room set on
ground floor with
toilet block
protruding in the
backyard.
Addition of a hall
transforming 1
room set into a
1BHK unit.
Addition of a
separate kitchen
and another 1 room
set on first floor.
Transformation of
first floor one room
set into 1BHK
making the whole
unit a 2BHK.
addition of spaces over time as expected by the designers in
order to accommodate the increasing family sizes.

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o Cost-effective
o Houses built by the people themselves to suit their needs.
o Each family provided with a plot having a water tank, sewerage
connection, paved access with street lighting, storm water drainage
o Service cores - key to this site and service scheme. - nuclei around which
houses were built.
o Septic tank provided for every 2 clusters.
o Water drawn from 3 local reservoirs.
o To economize, 20 toilets are connected to 1 manhole.
o One service line serves four rows of houses

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• Major alternatives: -
• Sewer-less sanitation.
• Conventional sewerage system.
• The soil being impermeable black soil of 2m depth,
conventional sewerage system was adopted.
• Designed after thorough analysis of topography –
naturally slopes towards NW
• Higher income groups, using more water were
located at high ground level to generate large
flow..
• Lower income groups, using less water located at
lower ground level • This resulted in 10-15%
savings

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• Conventional and locally available building materials and construction techniques were
adopted.
• The structures were constructed with load bearing brick walls.
• Walls were plastered and painted.
• Floors were cement concrete.
• The CRC roof was always constructed at a later stage because it was a high investment
item.
• The black cotton soil of the site necessitated pile foundation even for simple and 2-
storey buildings.
• Low cost hand made under reamed CRC piles were built for the core house (latrine,
wash room) and the residents were provided with ready built foundations.
• The doors, windows, and grills were made on site by all of the residents who made it
their role.
• Railings, parapets and cornices were made to ornament the house.

1) Model template failed to inspire the inhabitants
Doshi designed a 80 houses as design models for future inhabitants to follow as inspirations for development and extensions.
 Doshi’s design drew no inspiration from the Islamic heritage and its achievements and displayed no connection to the major
ethnic group of Indore, Muslims.
 Except the originally developed 80 units rest of the 200 acre site was, though intricately planned, never designed and left
dotted with lavatory blocks and plinth beams for future inhabitants to develop according to the model houses; which never
happened.
2) Conceived merely as a one-time design project and no focussed efforts to create a thriving community
 Problems faced while creating a community were catered to purely by architectural interventions and
apparently no dedicated efforts were made to humanise the design development.
 For instance, units were staggered along the street in order to create interaction spaces to gather and
engage in dialogue and living spaces for inhabitants were created on different levels from terraces to
courts keeping in mind the generic physical and social requirements of humans but the focus was not
given to the ethnicity and economic background of their potential inhabitants.

3) Undesirable site made worse for living through objective design approach
 Site for Aranya housing was chosen at the edge of Indore. This was a decision rising from an objective approach for slum redevelopment to push the slum dwellers to a
fresh parcel of land away from the city congestion.
 The very basis of a thriving community can not be the architectural setting along and more so in case of a slum development built with an intention to promote
incrementality and public participation. There have to be some mechanisms to support the living of the inhabitants in order to regulate their finances and support and
improve their living standards.
No arrangements for credit and mortgage were put in place to enable the slum dwellers to develop or hold their properties.
4) Unfavourable times challenged the fate of the society and repelled its potential inhabitants
 Soon after the development of the housing the long debated Barbari masjid got demolished by Hindu
fundamentalists and created a hostile social setting.
 Majority of the property holders at Aranya were Muslims and were compelled to sell their property and
move to Muslim dominant neighbourhoods in search of a sense of safety.
 This abrupt migration of inhabitants and as a result of hostile times the housing units were sold at
inappropriate prices as neither Aranya housing could prove itself as a safe abode for the majority of the
ethnic group nor could it keep up with facilities that are needed by a settlement to thrive.

 Aranya housing saw no NGO activities to encourage community participation.
 The slum dwellers never received appropriate funding facilities to buy/develop these incremental units.
 No arrangements for alternate employment were created in or around the site.
 Water was made available only for half an hour a day.
 Potential dwellers were entrusted with a majority of development to be carried with no conditioning and little
support provided by the government.
5) Lack of mechanisms for sustenance

5) Inaccurate estimation of catchment area and unpredictable consequences
 Since the Aranya housing could never attract the intended inhabitants, most of its predicted consequences could never be realised.
 Slum dwellers never really turned in owing to no support and hostile conditions.
 Most buyers that did resort to buy plots, belonged to a different social and economic strata and chose to not develop the units on the basic framework of plinth beams
provided and this resulted in either unpredicted and inappropiate development disrupting the planning mechanisms of the site as a whole or the buyers were left stuck
with a housing unit that the ultiumate users could never develop as desired leaving large parcels of land barren and devoid of any community life as was desired by the
designers.

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By Architect Charles Correa
Tazrima parvin
Tonima

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About
•Location - Alaknanada, New
Delhi, India
•Principal Architect -Charles Correa
•Area - 3.7 Acres
•Number of units -160 units of 2 and 3
bedrooms.
•Density -375 people per
hectare
•Program -Residential center
for middle-class
•Client -Tara Cooperative
Group Housing Society
•Cost -$ 1.48 million
•Structural system -Reinforced concrete,
brick walls

Site Location
• The project is located along
Guru Ravidas Marg Street
which leads to two big
residential areas in the North
and the South. It is in the
suburb of middle-class.
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INDIA

Site Surroundings
• The project plays an
important
connector, linking other
buildings with the
adjacent park.
• There are many schools
adjoining the complex,
as well as community
markets and other
commercial areas.
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Site Surroundings
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• Park and Forest
• School
• Bank
• Mandir
• Church
• Apartments

Site Evaluation
• The building turns its back on the
street to prevent noise, dust from
the high flow vehicles.
• Being staked as a row, central
garden, big overhangs and sharp
edges, all give these buildings a
sense of Indian characteristic
under hot sun, full of light
without suffering from high
temperature.
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South East
Section
Section A-A‟
A‟
A

Site Evaluation
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Porosity
Car Circulation
Slow Road Network
Main Site Entrances

Concept
• The main concept of Tara
housing project is a creative
VERNACULAR TYPOLOGY in
term of arranging and piling the
singular flat into united blocks.
• By separating with the outside
world and providing an interior
garden the building preserves
well PRIVATE LIFE of families
within.
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Site Plan
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Housing Block
Community Space
Pedestrian walkway
Green space

Building pattern
• The duplex units are accessed
either at ground floor or second
floor levels by outdoor stair
cases.
• Two kinds of flat: two-bedroom
flats- 84 sq. m(3 m wide, 6 m
high with two floors and 15 m
long, three-bedroom flats -130
sq. m.
• Each unit is provided an open
terrace which is protected by a
pergola and big overhangs.
• Two sides of the project are
connected by staircases.
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Two-bedroom flat
Three-bedroom
flat

Two Bedroom Type
• The complex is formed due to
the combination between pairs
of accommodation units.
• The second floor which is larger
than the ground one with a big
overhang that rises further
approximately 6 m gives the
mixture between shadow and
light.
• The duplex above is also push
back hence front of the below
one is protected too.
• In that way, the whole central
garden is full filled with shadow.
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Ground Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Section

Three Bedroom Type
• In the shape of “L”, this type
seems to be difficult to attach in
the middle of a cluster and all of
them are located in the outer-
most.
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Flat A„s ground floor plan
Flat B‟sground floorplan
Flat A‟ssecond floor plan
Flat two‟ssecond floor plan
Three-bedroom type

Design Features
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• The concept of building allows people to access directly to the interior garden

Design Features
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• Everyone has their own open-to- sky terraces with full filled shadow.
• Provides thermal relief to inhabitants during the harsh summer sun, with big overhangs over
the units and a central garden, allowing infiltration of ample light within the units while
preventing high temperatures.

Design Features
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• The project takes big advantages from natural resources like lighting and ventilation and all
families share these features equally.
Natural Ventilation

Design Features
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• Only pedestrians are allowed
to enter the housing group and
the parking lot features in the
back of the building.
• Indian architectural elements
are illustrated with the use of
concrete bands ,panels of
exposed brick, portals ,
overhangs and shape edges.

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View from the periphery of
the site of the Terraced
Flats..

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View of the
Community Space..

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Terraced gardens defined by
the over head Sun
Protecting Beam..

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Stair leading to the upper
floor..

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Living room looking onto the
Open Space..

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Axonometric view of the
Interlocking Flats..

By Architect Charles Correa
Sakhawat Hossain

International Case Study…
ACC Township Housing…
Architect: Charles Correa
Built Year: 1984
Location : Wadi, Andhra Pradesh, India
Site Area: 46,053 sq.m. (495,710 sq. ft.)- Type B
10,182 sq.m. (109,598 sq. ft.)- Type J
Building Area: 17,664 sq.m. (190,133 sq. ft.)- Type B
4860 sq.m. (52,312 sq ft.)- Type J
Green Area: 28,389 sq.m. (305,576 sq. ft.)- Type B
5322 sq.m. (57,285 sq. ft.)- Type J
Client: Associated Cement Company
Materials: Reinforced Concrete
User Group: Workers of the cement factory
Status: Built

CONTEXT
 In 1984, the Associated Cement Company, the first Indian supplier of cement and concrete, commissioned Charles
Correa two projects in two separate lots to be incorporated in a neighborhood exists for their workers.
 The units are designed along the periphery of the sites, rather like a necklace.
 There is a evolution between from the exterior to the interior of the site; from the public to the vehicular
accesses; to the private internal spaces of the houses to the semi- private spaces( patio or courtyards) to the
large central common spaces.
BUILT FORM
CHARACTER & TYPES
FIG: Clusters of each type of units.
Type J Terraced HousesType B Apartments

Type B:
 Consists of 368 flats
 Each flat has an area of 48 sq.m. (516.7 sq.ft.)
 Each are 3-storey unit
 These 3 structures are arranged in a highly formal manner to
form a series of interconnected units, courtyards and gardens.
 The units decrease on the upper levels to form terraces
overlooking the central spaces.
SECTION AA’
SECTION BB’

FIG: Site Plan N

1st Floor 3rd Floor2nd Floor
To 1st floor
To open space
To open space
FIG: Floor Plan

x
2x
x2x
1.5x
1.5x
x
2x
3x
x x
x
FUNCTIONS
The apartments are composed of:
 Living
 service areas and kitchen
 Bedroom
 garden and terraces on the upper floors.

UNIT 1
UNIT 2
Living Room+Dining
Bed Room
Kitchen
Stair
Toilet, Storeroom
OpenSpace

FIG: Axonometric of Type B

Type J:
 Consists of 45 courtyard houses
 Each flat has an area of 65 sq.m. (699.7 sq.ft.)
 Each are 2-storey units
 They are ventilated by internal patios,
arranged in tightly-knit clusters
 Each unit has a barsati (i.e. rainy season) room
on the upper terrace level.
SECTION AA’
SECTION BB’

FIG: Cluster of Type J units
N

N

FIG: Ground Floor Plan
FIG: First Floor Plan
To open space
To open space

FIG: Ratio of Used Space to Free Space
x
x
2x
3x
2x
The terraced houses are composed of:
Living
service areas and kitchen
bedroom
garden
additional bedroom on the first floor and a
terrace "barsati"
FUNCTIONS

Living Room+ Dining
Bed Room
Kitchen
Foyer, Stair
Toilet, Storeroom
OpenSpace
FIG: Color Coding of Functions

FIG: Axonometric of Type J
Front Side

ROAD NETWORK:
Primary Roads
Pedestrian Roads
Parking

ACCESS NETWORK:
Type B Type J

Cluster of Type B Cluster of Type J

SOLID VOID RELATION:
Type B
Type JBuilt Space Ration- 40% of total area
Open Space Ration- 60% of total area
Built Space Ration- 45% of total area
Open Space Ration- 55% of total area

DIFFERENT ARRANGEMENTS OF EACH TYPE OF UNITS:
Type B
Type J

Type B Type J
COMMUNAL SPACES:

Type B Type J
GREEN SPACES:

CLIMATE & ENVIRONMENT
Wadi usually has a dry and healthy climate, characterized by a monsoon season in the summer .
An average annual temperature between 26 ° and 30
The average rainfall is 750 mm per year
Correa created open spaces inside and outside the units to feel the Monsoon season.
To feel the monsoon season:
Type B units consists of courtyards around the units.
Type J units consists of terraces in the upper levels.

STRUCTURE:
Type B Type J
Material: reinforced concrete
Column-beam structure

ENERGY EFFICIENCY:
Shades are provided to protect the internal spaces from the sun rays.
Excellent ventilation throughout the whole unit.
Type J
Type JType B

HALEN HOUSING…
LOCATION:
BERN,SWITZERLAND
ARCHITECT:
ATELIER 5
TYPE:
ROW HOUSE,TERRACE
AREA:
1500 -2000 sq.ft
NO OF RESIDENCE:
79
CONSTRUCTION:
1961
MATERIAL:
CONCRETE,PLASTER, WOOD
WINDOW
ANCILARY SERVICES:
PARKING, POOL, CLUB
FACILITES, CENTRAL HEATING,
LAUNDRY

It is surrounded
by a lush forest
that highlights
its status as
artifact
immersed in
nature.
1. ACCESS ROAD
2. PARKING
3. PETROL
4. SQUARE
5. SHOPS AND COFFEE HOUSE
6. HEATING PLANT
7. SWIMMING POOLAND SPORTS AREA
8. HOUSE TYPE 12
9. HOUSE TYPE 380
HALEN HOUSING…
MASTER PLAN
1
2
3
8
9
7
8
8 9
4 6
5

HALEN HOUSING…
TWO IMPORTANT
FEATURES:
_FORM OF THE
ESTATE
_SKILLFUL
DEVELOPMENT OF
THE TERRACED
HOUSE AS A TYPE

HALEN HOUSING…
CONCEPT…
_to protect both the
internal and external
private spaces.
_acoustically isolate
each unit.
_promoting social
interaction in the
common areas

HALEN HOUSING…
PARKING
_The Colony has a large
parking and internal
roads that are free of
traffic. The central road
of the complex can only
be used by service
vehicles.
the central street is a
lane for pedestrians, and
there is a central, public
piazza.

HALEN HOUSING…
33 larger dwellings (type 12
houses), 41 smaller dwellings
(type 380 houses) and five studios
for a total of 79 units.
The dwellings have between four
and six room and are either four
or five meters wide.
ALL HAVE private gardens.
DWELLING UNIT

HALEN HOUSING…
They consist of 3 floors:
• Intermediate level: This level is
accessed from the street and
contains the living room, dining
room and kitchen.
• Upper and Lower levels: These
contain bedrooms and bathrooms.
Composed of a single corridor
formed by two parallel reinforced
concrete walls.
DWELLING UNIT

HALEN HOUSING…
_12’ WIDE
WITH THE
STAIRS
PERPENDICU
LAR TO THE
PARTY WALLS
Type 380 is
about 4 x
14meters
DWELLING UNIT

HALEN HOUSING…
DWELLING UNIT
Type 12 houses
are about 5 x
14 meters.
_15WIDE WITH
THE STAIR
PARALLEL TO
THE PARTY
WALL.

HALEN HOUSING…
The Colony sits on a south-
facing hillside, featuring gaps
in the facade to ensure that
both the houses and gardens
receive perfect natural lighting
and display great views.
INDOOR-OUTDOOR RELATIONSHIP
The terraces and other elements
that give it depth and form
transitions between indoor and
outdoor living spaces, it is also a
facade that allows the building to
breate and open to the landscape
.

HALEN HOUSING…
AMENITIES
cafe and a small shop, swimming pool and
underground parking .

HALEN HOUSING…
SUSTAINABLE ISSUES
_terracing system are the
green roofs on the houses and
partially roofed areas.
The arbors and partial roofs
on the gardens provide
privacy from above.

Oil and Mineral Exploration and
Development Corporation
Housing
Location : Joypurhat, Bangladesh
Architect :-
MUZHARUL ISLAM sir.

The discovery of limestone deposits
at a depth of 1700 feet, just outside
the town of Joypurhat, led to the
development by the Oil and Mineral
Exploration and Development
Corporation of extensive housing
and related facilities for mining
workers on a large site surrounded
by paddy fields. The famous
Buddhist ruins of Paharpur
Monastery lie 4 miles from the site.

The project design followed guidelines of the Planning Commission for Government Housing. Separate housing complexes are
designated for various categories of officers and workers. The common facilities for the families of 2,000 employees include a clinic
and hospital, school, playing fields, a bazaar and a mosque. The plan employs the web of tilted squares explored earlier at
Jahangirnagar University.

The major task for an architect in hot-humid Bangladesh is to
allow through ventilation in rooms and to avoid unequal
temperature loads on different walls. The predominant wind from
the south during the summer months dictates an east-west
orientation of buildings, with large openings on the north and
south walls. When a spatial enclosure is created by placing four
buildings perpendicular to each other, the buildings facing east-
west have disproportionately high heat loads and inadequate
ventilation. Islam addressed this issue by tilting the square plan
of the enclosures 45 degrees, and by running all interior walls of
the buildings exactly north south. The courtyard-like spaces
function as play areas for children, meeting grounds for families,
and vegetable gardens. Eight different apartment types are
realised in four-storey buildings. The construction involves load
bearing walls made from handmade brick and reinforced
concrete slabs

Karnaphully Fertilizer Project Housing
CHITTAGONG

Built Year: 1992
Location : Chittagong
Context: Hilly area
Client: Karnofuli fertilizer company
Materials: Brick
User Group: Workers of the fertilizer factory
Capacity: 280 family
Status: Built

Timeline
Before extension
732,180 sq ft
After extension at 2010
732,180 sq ft + 840,570sq ft =
1,572,750 sqft

COURT
VALLEY BALL
COURT
VALLEY BALL
BASKET BALL
COURT
OVER HEAD
WATER TANK
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
FOOT BALL FIELD
E X I S T I NG R O A D S I D E D R A I N E X I S T I NG R O A D S I D E D R A I N
E X I S T I NG R O A D S I D E D R A I N
E X I S T I NG
R O A D
S I D E
D R A I N
PLAY AREA
CHILDREN'S
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.25
FGL-16.105
105'-7"
106'-7"
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
SUB-STN.& GENERATOR
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
CENTRE
CUFL-CHATURI ROAD
6'-3"
LOBBY
VER1
B ED R OOM2
K ITC HEN
S TORE
1 0'-1 0" X1 2'-11"
1 2'-0"X 11'-3"
7 '-10 "X 4'-0"
7 '-1 0"X 10'-0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
T OILE T4
3'-4"X 4'-10"
VER2
4 '-2 "X9 '-4"
TOILE T2
5 '-0 "X7 '-1"
TOILE T1
5 '-0 "X7 '-1"
LOBBY
L IV IN G ROOM
B ED R OOM3
VER1
M. B E D ROOM1
B ED R OOM2
TOILE T3
K ITC HEN
S TORE
1 4'-2"X 10'-10"
1 0'-1 0" X1 2'-11"
1 0'-10" X11 '-3"
5 '-5 "X6 '-8"
1 2'-0"X 11'-3"
7 '-10 "X 4'-0"
7 '-1 0"X 10'-0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
FAMIL Y LOUNGE
1 0'-0"X 12'-2"
T OILE T4
3'-4"X 4'-10"
VER2
4 '-2 "X9 '-4"
TOILE T2
5 '-0 "X7 '-1"
TOILE T1
5 '-0 "X7 '-1"
E1-TYPE
OVER HEAD
WATER TANK
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
PLAY AREA
CHILDREN'S
105'-7"
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
SUB-STN.& GENERATOR
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
E-1
BED
3 .3 5mX3 .6 8m
BED
3 .3 5mX3 .6 8m
BED
3 .3 5mX3 .6 8m
BED
3 .3 5mX3 .6 8m
BED
3 .3 5mX3 .6 8m
TOILET
1 .4 4mX2 .4 1m
STAIR
3 .0 0mX3 .6 8m
TOILET
1 .4 4mX2 .4 1m
DRESS
TOILET
1 .4 4mX2 .4 1m
TOILET
1 .4 4mX2 .4 1m
N
KITCHEN
4 .7 4mX3 .6 9m
HANDWASH
3 .3 5mX3 .6 8m
TOILET
1 .7 8mX2 .2 1m
VER
S TORE
PANTRY
COOK/STAFF
DINING
2 1'-3"X 4'-5"
3 .1 5mX1 .5 2m
6 .0 2mX2 .2 1m
3 .0 5mX3 .6 8m
BED
4 .7 5mX3 .5 8m
PORCH
6 .9 1mX2 .5 4m
LOUNGE
SITTING
DRESSDRESS
UP
TOILET
1 .3 0mX2 .2 1m
STORE
3 .0 4mX3 .6 8m
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
A1
TOILET
1 .5 2mX2 .4 1m
00
01
PORCH
3 .6 1mX1 .5 2m
3.94m2.21m3.94m
1.55m
2.21m
3.83m
TOILET
1 .4 4mX2 .4 1m
WASH
1 .4 0mX1 .6 5m
CARETAKER/
OFFICE
C O R R IDOR C O R R IDOR
6.40m
A1'
00'
01'
2.13m
Apron
0.76m
0.76m
Line
6.30mX3.68m
LOBBY
L IV IN G ROOM
D IN ING
B ED R OOM3
VER1
M. B E D ROOM1
B ED R OOM2
TOILE T3
K ITC HEN
S TORE
1 4'-2"X 10'-10"
1 0'-1 0" X1 2'-11"
1 0'-10" X11 '-3"
5 '-5 "X6 '-8"
1 2'-0"X 11'-3"
1 1'-7"X 10'-6"
7 '-10 "X 4'-0"
7 '-1 0"X 10'-0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
FAMIL Y LOUNGE
1 0'-0"X 12'-2"
T OILE T4
3'-4"X 4'-10"
VER2
4 '-2 "X9 '-4"
TOILE T2
5 '-0 "X7 '-1"
TOILE T1
5 '-0 "X7 '-1"
LOBBY
L IV IN G ROOM
D IN ING
B ED R OOM3
VER1
M. B E D ROOM1
B ED R OOM2
TOILE T3
K ITC HEN
S TORE
1 4'-2"X 10'-10"
1 0'-1 0" X1 2'-11"
1 0'-10" X11 '-3"
5 '-5 "X6 '-8"
1 2'-0"X 11'-3"
1 1'-7"X 10'-6"
7 '-10 "X 4'-0"
7 '-1 0"X 10'-0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
FAMIL Y LOUNGE
1 0'-0"X 12'-2"
T OILE T4
3'-4"X 4'-10"
VER2
4 '-2 "X9 '-4"
TOILE T2
5 '-0 "X7 '-1"
TOILE T1
5 '-0 "X7 '-1"
LOBBY
L IV IN G ROOM
D IN ING
B ED R OOM3
M. B E D ROOM1
TOILE T1
B ED R OOM2
TOILE T2
K ITC HEN
S TORE
7 '-0 "x9 '-0"
7 '-0 "x4 '-0"
1 0'-9"x 10'-4"
1 1"-2"x 11'-0"
9 '-7" x1 0'-6"
1 4'-2"x 10'-7"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
1 0'-0"x 12'-1"
8 9
V E R1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILE T3
5 '-5 "x7 '-0"
VER2
TOILE T4
3 '-4" x4 '-10"
4 '-2 "x8 '-2"
L IV IN G ROOM
D IN ING
B ED R OOM3
M. B E D ROOM1
TOILE T1
B ED R OOM2
TOILE T2
K ITC HEN
S TORE
7 '-0 "x9 '-0"
7 '-0 "x4 '-0"
1 0'-9"x 10'-4"
1 1"-2"x 11'-0"
9 '-7" x1 0'-6"
1 4'-2"x 10'-7"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
1 0'-0"x 12'-1"
V E R1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILE T3
5 '-5 "x7 '-0"
VER2
TOILE T4
3 '-4" x4 '-10"
4 '-2 "x8 '-2"
LOBBY
L IV IN G ROOM
D IN ING
B ED R OOM3
M. B E D ROOM1
TOILE T1
B ED R OOM2
TOILE T2
K ITC HEN
S TORE
7 '-0 "x9 '-0"
7 '-0 "x4 '-0"
1 0'-9"x 10'-4"
1 1"-2"x 11'-0"
9 '-7" x1 0'-6"
1 4'-2"x 10'-7"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
1 0'-0"x 12'-1"
8 9
V E R1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILE T3
5 '-5 "x7 '-0"
VER2
TOILE T4
3 '-4" x4 '-10"
4 '-2 "x8 '-2"
L IV IN G ROOM
D IN ING
B ED R OOM3
M. B E D ROOM1
TOILE T1
B ED R OOM2
TOILE T2
K ITC HEN
S TORE
7 '-0 "x9 '-0"
7 '-0 "x4 '-0"
1 0'-9"x 10'-4"
1 1"-2"x 11'-0"
9 '-7" x1 0'-6"
1 4'-2"x 10'-7"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
1 0'-0"x 12'-1"
V E R1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILE T3
5 '-5 "x7 '-0"
VER2
TOILE T4
3 '-4" x4 '-10"
4 '-2 "x8 '-2"
LOBBY
L IV IN G ROOM
D IN ING
B ED R OOM3
M. B E D ROOM1
TOILE T1
B ED R OOM2
TOILE T2
K ITC HEN
S TORE
7 '-0 "x9 '-0"
7 '-0 "x4 '-0"
1 0'-9"x 10'-4"
1 1"-2"x 11'-0"
9 '-7" x1 0'-6"
1 4'-2"x 10'-7"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
1 0'-0"x 12'-1"
8 9
V E R1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILE T3
5 '-5 "x7 '-0"
VER2
TOILE T4
3 '-4" x4 '-10"
4 '-2 "x8 '-2"
L IV IN G ROOM
D IN ING
B ED R OOM3
M. B E D ROOM1
TOILE T1
B ED R OOM2
TOILE T2
K ITC HEN
S TORE
7 '-0 "x9 '-0"
7 '-0 "x4 '-0"
1 0'-9"x 10'-4"
1 1"-2"x 11'-0"
9 '-7" x1 0'-6"
1 4'-2"x 10'-7"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
5 '-0 "x6 '-8"
1 0'-0"x 12'-1"
V E R1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILE T3
5 '-5 "x7 '-0"
VER2
TOILE T4
3 '-4" x4 '-10"
4 '-2 "x8 '-2"
LIVINGBED ROOM3
DINING
BED ROOM1
VER1
LOBBY
UTILITY
6
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
PORCH
3.43m X 3.30m
3.17m x 3.23m
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
2.29m X1.4m
1.52m
PORCH
15
KITCHEN
1.91m x 3.28m
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET1
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
2.98m X 3.05m
BED ROOM2
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM3
DINING
KITCHEN
BED ROOM1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3.43m X 3.30m
3.17m x 3.23m
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
2.29m X1.4m
KITCHEN
1.91m x 3.28m
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
2.98m X 3.05m
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGBED ROOM3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET1 TOILET2
BED ROOM1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3.43m X 3.30m
3.17m x 3.23m
1.27m x 2.16m
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
2.29m X1.4m
1.52m
PORCH
1514
KITCHEN
1.91m x 3.28m TOILET3
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET2
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET1
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
2.98m X 3.05m
BED ROOM2
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET1TOILET2
BED ROOM1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3.43m X 3.30m
3.17m x 3.23m
1.27m x 2.16m
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
2.29m X1.4m
KITCHEN
1.91m x 3.28mTOILET3
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET2
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET1
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
2.98m X 3.05m
BED ROOM2
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
5
UP
UP
PORCH
14
TOILET2
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
2.98m X 3.05m
BED ROOM2
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM3
DINING
TOILET1
VER1
LOBBY
UTILITY
UP
UP
3.17m x 3.23m
1.27m x 2.16m
3.30m x 2.67m
3.05m x 1.78m
2.29m X1.4m
TOILET2
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET1
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGBED ROOM3
DINING
BED ROOM1
VER1
LOBBY
UTILITY
6
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
PORCH
3.43m X 3.30m
3.17m x 3.23m
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
2.29m X1.4m
1.52m
PORCH
15
KITCHEN
1.91m x 3.28m
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET1
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
2.98m X 3.05m
BED ROOM2
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM3
DINING
KITCHEN
BED ROOM1
VER1
LOBBY
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
3.43m X 3.30m
3.17m x 3.23m
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
2.29m X1.4m
1.91m x 3.28m
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
2.98m X 3.05m
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGBED ROOM3
DINING
LOBBY
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
KITCHEN
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING BED ROOM3
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
LIVING BED ROOM3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET2
BED ROOM1
LOBBY
TOILET3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
3.43m X 3.30m
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
LIVINGBED ROOM3
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGBED ROOM3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET1 TOILET2
BED ROOM1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3.43m X 3.30m
3.17m x 3.23m
1.27m x 2.16m
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
2.29m X1.4m
1.52m
KITCHEN
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET2
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET1
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
2.98m X 3.05m
BED ROOM2
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET1TOILET2
BED ROOM1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3.43m X 3.30m
3.17m x 3.23m
1.27m x 2.16m
1.91m x 3.28m
3.30m x 2.67m
2.98m X 3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05m x 1.78m
BED ROOM2
2.29m X1.4m
KITCHEN
1.91m x 3.28mTOILET3
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET2
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET1
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING
3.17m x 3.23m
BED ROOM3
VER1
2.29m X1.4m
DINING
3.30m x 2.67m
UTILITY
3.05m x 1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
2.98m X 3.05m
BED ROOM2
BED ROOM1
3.43m X 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
KAFCO HOUSINGN
A- type
B- type
C- type
D- type
E- type
Hostel
Sports facilities
Amenities
Road
Building type

P A R K I N G P A R K I N GP A R K I N G P A R K I N G
A-2
P A R K I N G P A R K I N G
BADMINTON COURT
LAWN TENNIS COURT
OFFICERS CLUB
A1-TYPE
GUEST HOUSE
E X I S T I NG
R O A D
S I D E
D R A I N
FGL-15.00
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.35
FGL-15.00
Type A – 2 building
For COO
A1- 2699 sq ft
Residence
A2- 4461 sq ft
Apartment building

B-TYPE
B-TYPE
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
FGL-14.95
FGL-14.50
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
FGL-14.95
FGL-14.50
Type B – 2 building
For General manager
3912 sq ft
Apartment building

LIVING ROOM
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10' -10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11' -3"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10' -0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12' -2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
ENT
C-TYPE C-TYPE
C-TYPE C-TYPE
B-TYPE
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
FGL-15.50
FGL-16.00
FGL-1.00
FGL-15.50
FGL-14.95
Match sheet no-2.
Property Line
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
ENT
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10' -10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11' -3"
11'-7"X10' -6"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10' -0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12' -2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10' -4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10' -7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12' -1"
VER1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10' -4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10' -7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12' -1"
8 9
VER1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
ENT
COVEREDPARKINGLOTCOVEREDPARKINGLOT
ENT
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10' -4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10' -7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12' -1"
VER1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10' -10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11' -3"
11'-7"X10' -6"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10' -0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12' -2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
ENT
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10' -4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10' -7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12' -1"
8 9
VER1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
ENT
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
LOBBY
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10' -4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10' -7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12' -1"
8 9
VER1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10' -4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10' -7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12' -1"
VER1
8'-4" X 6'-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
VER1
BED ROOM2
KITCHEN
STORE
10'-10"X12'-11"
12'-0"X11' -3"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10' -0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
ENT
LOBBY
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
COVEREDPARKINGLOTCOVEREDPARKINGLOT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
LADIES CLUB
LOBBY
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
FGL-15.50
FGL-16.00
FGL-1.00
FGL-15.50
FGL-14.95
Match sheet no-2.
Type C – 9 building
For Manager
3144 sq ft
Apartment building (5 storied)

LOBBY
VER1
BED ROOM2
KITCHEN
STORE
10'-10"X12'-11"
12'-0"X11'-3"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
ENT
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10'-10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11'-3"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12'-2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
ENT
LIVING ROOM
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10'-10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11'-3"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8'-4" X 6-8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12'-2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
Type C
Per unit 1287 sq ft

1149'-2"
OVER HEAD
WATER TANK
C-TYPE
C-TYPE
D-TYPE D-TYPE D-TYPE
D-TYPE
D-TYPE
FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00
FGL-16.20 FGL-16.20FGL-16.20
PLAY AREA
CHILDREN'S
FGL-15.50
FGL-16.00
FGL-15.00
Property Line
SUB-STN.& GENERATOR
E1-TYPE
FGL-16.321
D-TYPE
D-TYPE
D-TYPE D-TYPE
1149'-2"
COURT
VALLEY BALL
SCHOOL BUILDING
OVER HEAD
WATER TANK
FOOT BALL FIELD
D-11
FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00
FGL-16.20 FGL-16.20FGL-16.20
PLAY AREA
CHILDREN'S
FGL-15.50
FGL-16.00
FGL-15.00
FGL-16.103
F.G.L-15.25
FGL-16.105
FGL-15.50
SUB-STN.& GENERATOR
E1-16
FGL-16.321
6'-3"
Type D – 9 building
For officers
2683 sq ft

E1-TYPE
E1-TYPE
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.155
E1-TYPE
FGL-16.321
LIVINGBED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
PORCH
3 .43mX3.30m
3 .17mx3.23m
1 .27mx2.16m
1 .91mx3.28m
3 .30mx2.67m
2 .98mX3.05m
1 .27m x2.16m
3 .05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2 .29mX1.4m
1.52m
PORCH
1514
KITCHEN
1 .91mx3.28m TOILET 3
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .27m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
2 .29mX1.4m
DINING
3 .30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3 .05mx1.78m
1 .27m x2.16m
2 .98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3 .43mX3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3 .43mX3.30m
3 .17mx3.23m
1 .27mx2.16m
1 .91mx3.28m
3 .30mx2.67m
2 .98mX3.05m
1 .27m x2.16m
3 .05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2 .29mX1.4m
KITCHEN
1 .91mx3.28mTOILET 3
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .27m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
2 .29mX1.4m
DINING
3 .30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3 .05mx1.78m
1 .27m x2.16m
2 .98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3 .43mX3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGBED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
PORCH
3 .43mX3.30m
3 .17mx3.23m
1 .27mx2.16m
1 .91mx3.28m
3 .30mx2.67m
2 .98mX3.05m
1 .27m x2.16m
3 .05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2 .29mX1.4m
1.52m
PORCH
1514
KITCHEN
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .27m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
2 .29mX1.4m
DINING
3 .30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3 .05mx1.78m
1 .27m x2.16m
2 .98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3 .43mX3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3 .43mX3.30m
3 .17mx3.23m
1 .27mx2.16m
1 .91mx3.28m
3 .30mx2.67m
2 .98mX3.05m
1 .27m x2.16m
3 .05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2 .29mX1.4m
KITCHEN
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .27m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
2 .29mX1.4m
DINING
3 .30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3 .05mx1.78m
1 .27m x2.16m
2 .98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3 .43mX3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGBED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
PORCH
3 .43mX3.30m
3 .17mx3.23m
1 .27mx2.16m
1 .91mx3.28m
3 .30mx2.67m
2 .98mX3.05m
1 .27m x2.16m
3 .05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2 .29mX1.4m
1.52m
PORCH
1514
KITCHEN
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .27m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
2 .29mX1.4m
DINING
3 .30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3 .05mx1.78m
1 .27m x2.16m
2 .98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3 .43mX3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3 .43mX3.30m
3 .17mx3.23m
1 .27mx2.16m
1 .91mx3.28m
3 .30mx2.67m
2 .98mX3.05m
1 .27m x2.16m
3 .05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2 .29mX1.4m
KITCHEN
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .27m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
2 .29mX1.4m
DINING
3 .30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3 .05mx1.78m
1 .27m x2.16m
2 .98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3 .43mX3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGBED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3 .43mX3.30m
3 .17mx3.23m
1 .27mx2.16m
1 .91mx3.28m
3 .30mx2.67m
2 .98mX3.05m
1 .27m x2.16m
3 .05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2 .29mX1.4m
KITCHEN
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .27m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
DINING
3 .30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3 .05mx1.78m
1 .27m x2.16m
2 .98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3 .43mX3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3 .43mX3.30m
3 .17mx3.23m
1 .27mx2.16m
1 .91mx3.28m
3 .30mx2.67m
2 .98mX3.05m
1 .27m x2.16m
3 .05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
KITCHEN
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .27m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
DINING
3 .30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3 .05mx1.78m
1 .27m x2.16m
2 .98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3 .43mX3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
E1-TYPE
E1-TYPE
E1-16
E2-Type
E1-TYPE
E1-15
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.155
F.G.L-15.995
F.G.L-15.827
F.G.L-15.670
F.G.L-15.502
E1-16
FGL-16.321
Type E – 22 building
For employees
4092 sq ft (4 unit)

VER1
TOILET 3
UTILITY
3.43mX3.30m
3.17mx3.23m
1.27mx2.16m
1.91mx3.28m
3.30mx2.67m
2.98mX3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2.29mX1.4m
1.27m x2.16m
LIVINGBED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
LIVINGBED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
PORCH
3.43mX3.30m
3.17mx3.23m
1.27mx2.16m
1.91mx3.28m
3.30mx2.67m
2.98mX3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2.29mX1.4m
PORCH
1514
KITCHEN
1.91mx3.28m TOILET 3
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING
3.17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
2.29mX1.4m
DINING
3.30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3.05mx1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
2.98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3.43mX3.30m
LIVING BED ROOM 3
DINING
KITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED ROOM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
PORCH
3.43mX3.30m
3.17mx3.23m
1.27mx2.16m
1.91mx3.28m
3.30mx2.67m
2.98mX3.05m
1.27m x2.16m
3.05mx1.78m
BED ROOM 2
2.29mX1.4m
KITCHEN
1.91mx3.28mTOILET 3
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1.27m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1.27m x2.16m
LIVING
3.17mx3.23m
BED ROOM 3
VER1
2.29mX1.4m
DINING
3.30mx2.67m
UTILITY
3.05mx1.78m
1.27m x2.16m
2.98mX3.05m
BED ROOM 2
BED ROOM 1
3.43mX3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
Type E
Per unit 983 sq ft

ENTRY
STAIR CASE
ELEVATION
ENTRY
STAIR CASE
ELEVATION
Elevation

VER1
BED ROOM2
KITCHEN
STORE
10'-10"X12'-11"
12'-0"X11'-3"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8 '-4" X 6 -8"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
E NT
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10'-10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11'-3"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8 '-4" X 6 -8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12'-2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
E NT
1149'-2"
E1-TYPE
E1-TYPE
OVER HEAD
WATER TANK
C-TYPE C-TYPE
C-TYPE C-TYPE
B-TYPE
B-TYPE
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
D-TYPE
D-TYPE
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.155
FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00
FGL-16.20 FGL-16.20FGL-16.20
PLAY AREA
CHILDREN'S
FGL-15.50
FGL-16.00
FGL-1.00
FGL-15.50
FGL-15.00
FGL-15.00
FGL-14.95
FGL-14.50
Match sheet no-2.
Property Line
Property Line
Property Line
Property Line
598'-9"
105'-7"
E-2 E-2 E-2E-2
EMPLOYEES CLUB
E-1 E-1 E-1 E-1
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
BACHELOR OFFICES' HOSTEL
SUB-STN.& GENERATOR
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
E-1 E-1
SITE OFFICE
&
LABOUR SHED
( TEMPORARY )
COVEREDPARKINGLOT
E1-TYPE
FGL-16.321
COVEREDPARKINGLOT
BED
3.35mX3.68m
BED
3.35mX3.68m
BED
3.35mX3.68m
BED
3.35mX3.68m
BED
3.35mX3.68m
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
S TAIR
3.00mX3.68m
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
DRESS
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
N
K ITCHEN
4.74mX3.69m
HANDWASH
3.35mX3.68m
TOILET
1.78mX2.21m
VER
STORE
P ANTRY
COOK/STAFF
DINING
21'-3"X 4'-5"
3.15mX1.52m
6.02mX2.21m
3.05mX3.68m
BED
4.75mX3.58m
P ORCH
6.91mX2.54m
E NT.VER.
LOUNGE
S ITTING
6.40m X 2.13m
DRESSDRESS
UP
TOILET
1.30mX2.21m
S TORE
3.04mX3.68m
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
A1
TOILET
1.52mX2.41m
00
01
P ORCH
3.61mX1.52m
3.94m2.21m3.94m
1.55m
2.21m
3.83m
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
WASH
1.40mX1.65m
CARE TA KER/
O FFICE
T
C O R R I D O R C O R R I D O R
6.40m
A1'
00'
01'
2.13m
A pron
0.76m
0.76m
Line
6.30mX 3.68m
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10'-10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11'-3"
11'-7"X10'-6"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8 '-4" X 6 -8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12'-2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
E NT
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10'-10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11'-3"
11'-7"X10'-6"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8 '-4" X 6 -8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12'-2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
E NT
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
8 9
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
E NT
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
8 9
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
E NT
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
8 9
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
E NT
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
E1-TYPE
E1-TYPE
D-TYPE
D-TYPE
D-TYPE D-TYPE
1149'-2"
E1-16
E2-Type
BANK & Admn(2-STORIED)
COURT
VALLEY BALL
COURT
VALLEY BALL
MOSQUE
BASKET BALL
COURT
SCHOOL BUILDING
OVER HEAD
WATER TANK
A-2
BADMINTON COURT
LAWN TENNIS COURT
OFFICERS CLUB
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
A1-TYPE
GUEST HOUSE
FOOT BALL FIELD
MEDICAL
EMPLOYEES' HOSTEL
E1-TYPE
E1-15
D-11
E X I S T I NG
R O A D
S I D E
D R A I N
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.155
F.G.L-15.995
F.G.L-15.827
F.G.L-15.670
F.G.L-15.502
FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00
FGL-16.20 FGL-16.20FGL-16.20
PLAY AREA
CHILDREN'S
FGL-15.50
FGL-16.00
FGL-1.00
FGL-15.50
FGL-15.00
FGL-15.00
FGL-14.75
FGL-15.00
FGL-14.95
FGL-14.50
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.35
FGL-15.00
FGL-14.75
FGL-14.25
FGL-15.00
FGL-16.103
F.G.L-16.103
F.G.L-15.50
F.G.L-15.25
F.G.L-15.25
F.G.L-15.25
FGL-16.105
FGL-16.103
FGL-15.50
Match sheet no-2.
598'-9"
105'-7"
610'-9"
106'-7"
EMPLOYEES CLUB
E-26
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
SUB-STN.& GENERATOR
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
COVEREDPARKINGLOT
CENTRE
E1-16
FGL-16.321
COVEREDPARKINGLOT
CUFL-CHATURI ROAD
6'-3"
COMMUNITY CENTRE
LADIES CLUB
PROPERTYLINE
PROPERTY LINE
EXISTING HOUSING COMPLEX
LOBBY
KAFCO HOUSINGN
MOSQUE

VER1
BED ROOM2
KITCHEN
STORE
10'-10"X12'-11"
12'-0"X11'-3"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8 '-4" X 6 -8"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
E NT
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10'-10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11'-3"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8 '-4" X 6 -8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12'-2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
E NT
1149'-2"
E1-TYPE
E1-TYPE
OVER HEAD
WATER TANK
C-TYPE C-TYPE
C-TYPE C-TYPE
B-TYPE
B-TYPE
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
D-TYPE
D-TYPE
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.155
FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00
FGL-16.20 FGL-16.20FGL-16.20
PLAY AREA
CHILDREN'S
FGL-15.50
FGL-16.00
FGL-1.00
FGL-15.50
FGL-15.00
FGL-15.00
FGL-14.95
FGL-14.50
Match sheet no-2.
Property Line
Property Line
Property Line
Property Line
598'-9"
105'-7"
E-2 E-2 E-2E-2
EMPLOYEES CLUB
E-1 E-1 E-1 E-1
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
BACHELOR OFFICES' HOSTEL
SUB-STN.& GENERATOR
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
E-1 E-1
SITE OFFICE
&
LABOUR SHED
( TEMPORARY )
COVEREDPARKINGLOT
E1-TYPE
FGL-16.321
COVEREDPARKINGLOT
BED
3.35mX3.68m
BED
3.35mX3.68m
BED
3.35mX3.68m
BED
3.35mX3.68m
BED
3.35mX3.68m
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
S TAIR
3.00mX3.68m
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
DRESS
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
N
K ITCHEN
4.74mX3.69m
HANDWASH
3.35mX3.68m
TOILET
1.78mX2.21m
VER
STORE
P ANTRY
COOK/STAFF
DINING
21'-3"X 4'-5"
3.15mX1.52m
6.02mX2.21m
3.05mX3.68m
BED
4.75mX3.58m
P ORCH
6.91mX2.54m
E NT.VER.
LOUNGE
S ITTING
6.40m X 2.13m
DRESSDRESS
UP
TOILET
1.30mX2.21m
S TORE
3.04mX3.68m
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
A1
TOILET
1.52mX2.41m
00
01
P ORCH
3.61mX1.52m
3.94m2.21m3.94m
1.55m
2.21m
3.83m
TOILET
1.44mX2.41m
WASH
1.40mX1.65m
CARE TA KER/
O FFICE
T
C O R R I D O R C O R R I D O R
6.40m
A1'
00'
01'
2.13m
A pron
0.76m
0.76m
Line
6.30mX 3.68m
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10'-10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11'-3"
11'-7"X10'-6"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8 '-4" X 6 -8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12'-2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
E NT
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
VER1
M. BED ROOM1
BED ROOM2
TOILET3
KITCHEN
STORE
14'-2"X10'-10"
10'-10"X12'-11"
10'-10"X11'-3"
5'-5"X6'-8"
12'-0"X11'-3"
11'-7"X10'-6"
7'-10"X4'-0"
7'-10"X10'-0"
8 '-4" X 6 -8"
FAMILY LOUNGE
10'-0"X12'-2"
TOILET4
3'-4"X4'-10"
VER2
4'-2"X9'-4"
TOILET2
5'-0"X7'-1"
TOILET1
5'-0"X7'-1"
E NT
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
8 9
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
E NT
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
8 9
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
E NT
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
LOBBY
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
8 9
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
E NT
LIVING ROOM
DINING
BED ROOM3
M. BED ROOM1
TOILET1
BED ROOM2
TOILET2
KITCHEN
STORE
7'-0"x9'-0"
7'-0"x4'-0"
10'-9"x10'-4"
11"-2"x11'-0"
9'-7"x10'-6"
14'-2"x10'-7"
5'-0"x6'-8"
5'-0"x6'-8"
10'-0"x12'-1"
VER1
8 '-4" X 6 '-0"
TOILET3
5'-5"x7'-0"
VER2
TOILET4
3'-4"x4'-10"
4'-2"x8'-2"
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
LIVINGB EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1 TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
5 6
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
1.52m
P ORCH
1514
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m TOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
LIVING B EDROOM 3
DINING
K ITCHEN
TOILET 1TOILET 2
BED RO OM 1
VER1
LOBBY
TOILET 3
UTILITY
UP
UP
UP
P ORCH
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
1 .2 7mx2 .1 6m
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8m
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
B EDROOM 2
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
K ITCHEN
1 .9 1mx3 .2 8mTOILET 3
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 2
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
TOILET 1
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
LIVING
3 .1 7mx3 .2 3m
B EDROOM 3
VER1
2 .2 9 mX1.4m
DINING
3 .3 0mx2 .6 7m
UTILITY
3 .0 5mx1 .7 8m
1 .2 7 m x2.16m
2 .9 8mX3 .0 5m
B EDROOM 2
BED RO OM 1
3 .4 3 mX 3.30m
UP
UP
UP
UP
E1-TYPE
E1-TYPE
D-TYPE
D-TYPE
D-TYPE D-TYPE
1149'-2"
E1-16
E2-Type
BANK & Admn(2-STORIED)
COURT
VALLEY BALL
COURT
VALLEY BALL
MOSQUE
BASKET BALL
COURT
SCHOOL BUILDING
OVER HEAD
WATER TANK
A-2
BADMINTON COURT
LAWN TENNIS COURT
OFFICERS CLUB
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
A1-TYPE
GUEST HOUSE
FOOT BALL FIELD
MEDICAL
EMPLOYEES' HOSTEL
E1-TYPE
E1-15
D-11
E X I S T I NG
R O A D
S I D E
D R A I N
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.321
FGL-16.155
F.G.L-15.995
F.G.L-15.827
F.G.L-15.670
F.G.L-15.502
FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00 FGL-16.00
FGL-16.20 FGL-16.20FGL-16.20
PLAY AREA
CHILDREN'S
FGL-15.50
FGL-16.00
FGL-1.00
FGL-15.50
FGL-15.00
FGL-15.00
FGL-14.75
FGL-15.00
FGL-14.95
FGL-14.50
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.35
FGL-14.35
FGL-15.00
FGL-14.75
FGL-14.25
FGL-15.00
FGL-16.103
F.G.L-16.103
F.G.L-15.50
F.G.L-15.25
F.G.L-15.25
F.G.L-15.25
FGL-16.105
FGL-16.103
FGL-15.50
Match sheet no-2.
598'-9"
105'-7"
610'-9"
106'-7"
EMPLOYEES CLUB
E-26
CHILDRENS
PLAY AREA
SUB-STN.& GENERATOR
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
COVEREDPARKINGLOT
CENTRE
E1-16
FGL-16.321
COVEREDPARKINGLOT
CUFL-CHATURI ROAD
6'-3"
COMMUNITY CENTRE
LADIES CLUB
PROPERTYLINE
PROPERTY LINE
EXISTING HOUSING COMPLEX
LOBBY
KAFCO HOUSINGN
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