Urban Entertainment Center, introduction, live case study, literature case study, comparative charts, inferences, observations

U R B A N E N T E R TA I N M E N T C E N T R E ,
AT M Y S O R E
S U B M I T T E D T O :
T H E D E PA RT M E N T O F A R C H I T E C T U R E
B I T PAT N A
PRESENTED BY –
SUMIT KUMAR JHA
BARCH/15006/14
STAGE -1 PRESENTATION

URBAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, MYSORE
• Urban entertainment centre (UEC) can be defined as
family-oriented entertainment destinations.
• These centres combine shopping and recreation with
entertainment to form an overall experience.
• Retail needs entertainment to draw people in and
entertainment needs retail to support the overall
operation.
• The goal of an urban entertainment centre is to create
tax revenue, or to sell food, or merchandise, for the
visitor the overriding concept is to have fun.
COMPONENTS OF PROJECT
INTRODUCTION

URBAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, MYSORE

• Shopping mall - set of buildings which contain retail
units, with interconnecting walkways
• Amusement park collection of rides and other
entertainment attractions
• UECs - variations of retail and entertainment
combinations.
• variety of outdoor plazas, corridors, paths, trails,
courtyards, and interior space.
KEY DIFFERENCES – SHOPPING MALLS, AMUSEMENT
PARKS AND URBAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTRES
IMPORTANCE OF ENTERTAINMENT / RECREATION
 Beneficial for both physical and psychological wellbeing.
 Helps in staying healthy and achieving a peace of mind.
 serve as a way of relaxing.
 Improves mental and physical health
 Improves the quality of life.
URBAN ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, MYSORE THESIS’18 SUMIT KUMAR JHA BARCH/15006/14 B.I.T MESRA ,PATNA CAMPUS

SITE PROPOSAL SITE JUSTIFICATION
Why Mysore ?
• 2nd largest city in Karnataka
• Total population of 8,93,062 (2011 census),
• Area of Mysore is 128.42 km2.
• Most popular tourist destinations in Karnataka.
• A choice destination for software and hardware
companies to set up their offices.
• City emerging as the 3rd largest software
exporter in the state of Karnataka, next to
Bangalore and Mangalore
 14 cities in Karnataka
identified for developed of
UEC are as follows:
™Bangalore
™Mysore
™Mangalore
™Bellary
™Hubli
™Shimoga
™Bijapur
™Belgaum
™Davangere
™Gulbarga
™Raichur
™Manipal
™Coorg
™Chitradurga
NEED OFTHIS PROJECT
 To provide better entertainment and shopping
facilities to tourists (both domestic and foreign) in
Mysore.
 Most cities in Karnataka have reasonable shopping
and entertainment facilities like amusement parks
etc. However, there is no integrated centre where
the visitors can take the advantage of
entertainment as well as retail shopping.
• Proposed by –Infrastructure Development Corporation
(Karnataka) Limited

SITE INTRODUCTION
LOCATION – KR Colony, Belvata,
Mysuru, Karnataka 570003
TOTAL AREA: 90 acres
Project Proposed by – Karnataka
Govt.
Under Infrastructure Development
Corporation (Karnataka) Limited

Live case
study
• Select city
walk, Saket
• Entertainment
city, Noida
Literature
case
study
• Elante mall
• Essel world,
Mumbai
AIM
• To create a UEC where a family or group of
people can spend their leisure time at a place.
OBJECTIVES
• To design a UEC for the young generation as well as
other age group.
• To create an appropriate user movement
• To develop the relationship between commercial
and recreational places.
SCOPE
• Establishment of a platform to accomplish goals of
social interactions.
• Designing something more appropriate that can better
serve for all types of people.
• Producing something more interactive and better
platform for retail market to serve society well as an
architect.

CASE STUDY
1. SELECT CITY WALK,
SAKET, DELHI

• Select City Walk Is Mix-use Development,
• It is centrepiece of 54-acre, well planned business district.
• India's first 6-Screen, two Gold Class and four Premier Class
PVR Cinemas,
• An enclosed shopping mall, with a 240m façade
• 4-acre landscaped park.
• Location - Saket District Centre, South Delhi
• Architects-Tevatia Chauhan & Sharma Architects (P) Ltd.
• Completed In 2008.
• Client – Select Infrastructure.
• Climate – Hot And Humid
• Site Area: 6 Acres
INTRODUCTION

RELEVANCE OF THIS CASE
STUDY INTHESIS PROJECT
SELECTION CRITERIA OFTHE CASE STUDY

CONCEPT OF DESIGN
The planning of the SCW mall
is divided into 4 categorization
• Staple(family)
• Celebration(centre-stage)
• HighVoltage(youth)
• Open plaza (Sanskriti)
Open plaza
Celebration
(centre-sage)
Family &
tradition
space
High-voltage
(youth)
• Weekend Holiday - 65,000
• Week days - 35,000
FOOTFALL
SPACE
ORGANISATION
SITE PLAN AND ITS ORGANIZATION
• Organization of spaces in a linear
fashion along the 20 m wide corridor
• Linear organization.
• L shaped planning with a public plaza
in front which compliment each other

DIFFERENT FLOOR PLAN AND FACILITIES
Family & tradition
Youth
Celebration, centre stage
Lift lobby
Corridor
Balcony
 4 LIFT LOBBY
 2 WASHROOMS
 I FEEDING &
 RESTING ROOM
 3 ESCALATORS
 ATRIUM AT
ENTRANCE
 4 DIFFERENT
ENTRANCES
 AT FRONT SIDE.
 THE PLAZA
 I ENTRY FROM
REAR SIDE
 6 STAIRCASES
GROUND FLOOR PLAN - 11378.81 SQM

FIRST FLOOR PLAN - 12816.043 SQ.M
Family & tradition
Youth
Lift lobby
Corridor
Balcony
 4 LIFT LOBBY
 2 WASHROOMS
 3 ESCALATORS
 6 STAIRCASES

SECOND FLOOR PLAN - 6568.06 SQ.M
Family & tradition
Youth
Lift lobby
Corridor
Balcony
 4 LIFT LOBBY
 2 WASHROOMS
 3 ESCALATORS
 6 STAIRCASES
 EXIT OF CINEMA
FROM 2ND FLOOR.

SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
SHOWING GATHERING SPACES INSIDE THE BUILDING.

AREA PROGRAM
BUILT
SPACE
60%
OPEN
SPACE
40%
BUILT SPACE : OPEN SPACE
RETAIL
56%
OFFICE
11%
HOTEL
11%
MULTIPLEX
9%
RECREATIOAL
SPACE
9%
SERIVICES
4%
SPACES RATIO
Built-up space/ open space activities ratio = 6 acres/ 4 acres= 3:2
S.NO. SPACE AREA
1 Site Area 6 Acres
2 Basements 47653.5 sqm
3 Ground floor 11378.81 sqm
4 multiplex 1756.46 sqm
5 First floor 12816.043 sqm
6 multiplex 2012.72 sqm
7 Second floor 6568.06 sqm
8 Third floor 2921.226 sqm
9 Fourth floor 2776.216 sqm
10 Fifth floor 2467.621 sqm
11 Sixth floor 2268.241 sqm
12 Seventh floor 1948.80 sqm
13 Foyer level area in
multiplex
825.29 sqm
14 Total without basements 43970.307 sqm
15 Total with basements 91623.807 sqm
16 Landscaped plaza 8992 sq. m

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
o Type of the Construction : RCC Frame
structure
o Internal Wall Finish : Plaster with desired
paint finish, ceramic tiles for the toilet.
o Flooring : Marble, Granite Slabs,Vitrified
Tiles
o Windows :Aluminium Sections
o External Finish - The entire complex is
finished with combination of
• Granite
• ACP cladding
• Acrylic paint
• Structural glazing
Used at
• Atrium roof
• Corridor shed
• Amphitheatre stage
• Sitting space
• At terrace
TENSILE MEMBRANE
Corridor shed
Atrium roof
Amphitheatre stage
Sitting space
Terrace cover

PARKING
• 1200 cars can be parked in 3 different
floors of basement at one time.
• Basement 1- Offices, Parking for 370 cars,
Loading & unloading area, Garbage disposal
area
• Basement 2- Parking 270 cars
• Basement 3- Parking 270 cars
• Basement height- 3.5m
• Grid 6x6m
• There were two separate entries which
were connecting to the parking, from
ground floor.
• One was used for general entry of cars &
The other was used by service vehicles.
Ramp within basement, connecting
one floor of basement to another.
Before entering to the mall from
basement, security barrier has to be
crossed over
Entry from parking side (basement)
Basement parking
6m wide driveway
6m wide driveway

BASEMENT
• 4 lifts which were connecting basement to upper floors.
• Toilets and locker rooms Provided for the drivers.
• Signage are clearly marked
• Throughout the basement, fire fighting equipment 's like
sprinklers, Fire hose reel, Fire extinguishers were present
• Basements are used for car parking
• loading-unloading areas in the basements
• Car wash facility is given in basement.
BASEMENT SERVICES
It includes
• Fire fighting equipment's
• Loading & unloading area
• Garbage Collection area
• HVAC Equipment
• The waste from restaurants was collected in basement,
through shaft.
Electronic Boards
Air Extractors in basement.
Sprinklers at basementService lift,
Staff collecting garbage
from shaft

OPEN PLAZA
• Select citywalk also has an
outdoor open air plaza Sanskriti,
• outdoor landscaped area with rich
plants, trees, water bodies
• Comprises of 4 acres of outdoor
open plaza, for art exhibitions &
performances.
• Landscaped plaza of 8992 sq.
meters.
• An OAT, with a capacity of 200+
people.
• Statues & Sculptures were placed
all around the landscaping.
• Flooring: Marble, Granite Slabs,
VitrifiedTiles .
• Sitting spaces is created all over
the landscaped area.
• Fountains attracting visitors
Site layout with hardscape &
softscape

SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
Fountain
sculpture Sitting spaces
Planter wall
Jantar mantar free wall Pots at terrace
Buddha statue
Pots inside mall

DOME
• G+7
• Top two floors used for services
• 5th floor assigned to fitness club
• 4th floor assigned to Buddha Bar (both 4th & 5th are
not a part of SCW mall)
• 3rd floor - Children's play area & Restaurant area.
• Height 33m
• Balcony projected at the 4th floor, which was BAR
ADVERTISEMENT AREA
ACP CLADDING
GLAZING
STORES
• Area to stores were assigned
as per their requirements.
• Floor to floor height-4m
• Stores equipped with fire
fighting equipment's
• Internal layouts varies
individually.
• Shops area ranges form 50
Sq.m- 1500sq.m
WASHROOM
There were 2 washrooms
present on each floor.
Each washroom comprises of
• 5 washbasins
• 6 urinals
• 6 cubical
• Hand dryer
• Handicapped washroom
Total Area- 5m x 8m

MULTIPLEX
• PVR complex is connected through a bridge
to the mall.
• Tickets counter at ground floor & first floor.
• Parking for cinema is same as for Mall.
• 6 screen cinemas - 2 Gold Class & 4 premier
class.
• Total seating capacity – 1235 seats
Bridge connecting mall and multiplex
CINEMA (GOLD CLASS)
• Two Audi’s are of gold class cinema
Namely Audi 1 & 2.
• The entrance for the gold Class is
from the same lobby as for the
premiere class.
• Total no. of seats in gold Class are 80.
• Ticket counter is at ground Floor for
gold class.
• Gold class are small in size as
compared to the premiere Classes.
PLANNING
A - Adequate Measures for
convenience of handicapped
persons.
B- Curtain glazing
C- Staircase for fire emergency.
D- Food court and waiting lobby.
E – Washrooms and staff area.
F – Foyer before entering the
Audi.
Ground floor plan

FIRST FLOOR PLAN
• Box office has 3 counters to serve
premiere class cinema.
• Box office size - 3.0m x 2.5m
• Lift provided for disabled persons
• Lift size - 1m x 1m.
• Entrance & exit gates are 2 M wide
• Waiting lobby has cafeteria &
washrooms
A- Large foyer & waiting area.
B- Adequate Measures for
Convenience of Handicaps
C- Washrooms for both genders
and staff area
Entry from first floor to the
mall.
Waiting Area
Washroom services.
Area - 2012.72 SQ.M
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
 Lobby capacity- 300 people at a time.
 Premiere class - AUDI no. 3, 4, 5 & 6.
 Total Premiere class cinema capacity –
1158 peoples
 Distance between the screen and the
first row is 7 M.
 Walls of the theatre is parallel to each
other.
 Upholstery used to absorb the sound.
A- staircase for fire/emergency
B- Adequate Measures For
Convenience of Handicaps
4 premier cinema hall
Capacity- 422, 371,
181 & 181

AUDI NO. AUDI SIZE
(LXB) (in
meter)
SEATING
CAPACIT
Y
SCREEN
SIZE
(In meter)
NO. OF
ENTRANCE
NO. OF
EXIT
NO. OF
FIRE EXIT
AUDI – 1 15.0 X 10.8 40 9.6 x 5.2 1 1 1
AUDI – 2 13.7 X 11.0 40 9.5 x 5.2 1 1 1
AUDI - 3 24.0 X 20.0 371 18.5 x 7.6 1 5 2
AUDI – 4 24.3 X 22.7 422 19.2 x 8.2 1 5 2
AUDI – 5 18.O X 13.4 181 10.5 x 5.8 1 3 1
AUDI - 6 19.5 X 13.2 181 11.2 x 5.5 1 3 1
AUDITORIUM INFORMATION-
BUBBLE DIAGRAM OF THEATRE,
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
BOX OFFICEGOLD CLASS CINEMA PREMIERE CLASS CINEMA LOBBY AND STAIRS

INFERENCE
• Case taken as it fulfils requirements.
• Encouraging more public participation and
approachable commercial hub.
• Create sense of enclosure and scale
• Geometrical minimalism
• No vehicular movement in side the site or
public area.
• Pedestrian and vehicular traffic should be
segregated for comfort and safety
• Surface parking should be more
POSITIVE POINTS
• Landscaping provide open interactive space.
• Sufficient sitting area provided as per footfall.
• Glazing used for visual connectivity.
• Planning- shops to have max. frontage, making them
more visible & lively.
• Fire fighting and HVAC systems provided.
• Designed as per disables too.
• Proper circulation(horizontal & vertical)- lifts,
staircase & staircase.
OBSERVATION

ENTERTAINMENT
CITY, NOIDA, U.P.

 Complete retail destination with a thrilling experience at
World of Wonder, Which is spread over 147 acres.
 A hypermarket to effectively cater to the needs of the high
density of population in Noida and Delhi.
 It has 6 screen Big Cinemas, gymnasium and bowling alley.
 This mega mall has 258 outlets.
 Multi cuisine food court with fine dining, cafes, speciality
snacks and various restaurants.
 The rides are imported from Italy, Switzerland and USA.
 The footfall comprises of working people and the students.
ENTERTAINMENT CITY, NOIDA
RELEVANCE OF THIS CASE STUDY IN THESIS
PROJECT
 One of the biggest entertainment destination for
the entire family.
 It has both shopping and recreational spaces.
 Its one of the mall “The great India place” is one of
the largest mall of the country.
 Worlds of wonder is one of the largest amusement
park of Delhi- NCR region.

1. Parking capacity - 5000 cars &1000
bikes
2. Pedestrian width - 2 meters
3. Internal road width - 12 meters
4. Food stalls provided inside this city
5. Total no. of gates - 12 gates
6. Trees and pots provided along roads.
7. Music system placed along pedestrian
8. 7 Ramps provided of 6M width.
9. Signage and advertisements
FACILITIESLOCATION
ENTERAINMENT CITY, Plot No A-2, Sector 38-A, Noida, Uttar
Pradesh 201301
COMPONENTS OF
ENTERTAINMENT CITY are-
- The great India place
- Garden galleria
- Worlds of wonder
- Kidzania
- Go karting
- Decathlon
MASTER PLAN

• The Great India Place is a shopping mall in Noida
, India. It is one of the largest operational malls in
India.
• LOCATION: THE GIP, building no. 104,sector
38-A, plot no.A2, greater Noida , India.
• DEVELOPERS : unitech AND irppl
• ARCHITECT: ANDRE BIRLOKAR.
• TOTAL AREA: 13 ACRES
CATCHMENT AREA
• Surrounded by professionals, students and business
class people
• Noida expressway includes offices, colleges and other
commercial towers
• Most of the population is middle class and upper class
with higher than average per capita
INTRODUCTION

FACILITIES
o 7 ramps
o Surface parking – 1200 cars
o 2 small plaza
o 7 different entry gate to mall
o 4 entries to mall building

ZONING OF THE MALL
The mall is divided into specific zones-
• Basement level - Home and grocery
• Women’s apparel on one side, men’s
on the other on each floor.
• Second floor - digital and electronics
shops
• Third floor - Food and
entertainment zone & A 6 screen
BIG cinemas multiplex having 1220
seats.
• There is also and 850 sq ft (79 sq.m)
zone dedicated to a wedding bazaar.
• A home saaz section for home
improvement.

FLOOR PLAN
SERVICE PROVIDED-
- 05 PAIRS OF LIFTS
- 06 ESCALATORS
- 02 WASHROOMS
- 10 STAIRS
- 2 FIRE-Exit STAIRS
- 4 ENTRANCE
- 4 ATRIUM
SERVICE PROVIDED-
- 05 PAIRS OF LIFTS
- 06 ESCALATORS
- 02 WASHROOMS
- 10 STAIRS

FLOOR PLAN
SERVICE PROVIDED-
- 05 PAIRS OF LIFTS
- 06 ESCALATORS
- 02 WASHROOMS
- 10 STAIRS
SERVICE PROVIDED-
- 05 PAIRS OF LIFTS
- 06 ESCALATORS
- 02 WASHROOMS
- 10 STAIRS

CONSTRUCTION
MATERIAL
- Type of the Construction - RCC Frame
structure
- Internal Wall Finish : Plaster with desired paint
finish, ceramic tiles for the toilet.
- Flooring : Marble, Granite Slabs,Vitrified Tiles.
- Columns - covered with metal sheets or
hoardings.
Tin sheds resting on trusses.
- Flooring tiles - cream colour making beautiful
patterns on floors.
- Railings - Glasses and steel
- Atrium covering - Tensile membrane
- Concrete floor - roads surrounding the
complex.
- Structural Glass used as glazing.
- ACP panels used on facade.
- Different types of false ceiling used inside mall.
Pillars are covered with metal sheets or hoardings. beautiful patterns on floors
Tin sheds resting on trusses. Glass finishes are also used at different
intervals in the elevations
The atrium is composed of fibre material allowing the light to enter from desirable
direction

HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT
• Several corridors
are provided for
proper circulation
• Skywalks are
provided at regular
intervals provide
connectivity as well
as flow to the
expansion shopping
corridors
• Lifts and escalators
are provided at
different places for
the vertical
movement.
• Stairs are also
provided for
transferring the
goods
• Travellators are
provided for
transferring the
goods
VERTICAL MOVEMENT

• Ramps are provided
for the disabled
people for there
wheelchairs to move
up and down the
floors.
• Different signage are
provided for better
assistance of the
disabled.
• The flooring of the
corridors does not
contain any
hindrances ,which
would effect the
movement of the
wheelchairs
BARRIER FREE DESIGN
• The landscape is treated
with both hard and soft
landscape.
• Most of the area is
covered with hardscape,
Less softscape.
• Small plants are provided
in the rear side of the
mall .
• Outside seating are
provided for the people
to sit and enjoy the
elevation.
• Pedestrian movement and
driveways are separated
by planters.
• A huge space for audience
to relax outside the mall.
• Sitting space provided in
front of building.
LANDSCAPING

FACILITIES
Food court
Kids zone
Integrated shops Entertainment zone
Super market
Departmental store Sitting area
Emergency exit
Toilet
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PARKING
Accommodation
• Surface parking – approx.
1200 cars
• Basement (2 levels)- 1600
cars
• 3 entry ramps, 2 exit
ramps, 2 loading and
unloading ramps having
width of 3 m.
• Segregated parking and
pedestrian movement
• Proper signage
• 7 entrance and exit gates
separate for vehicles and
pedestrians.
• Round the clock water
supply.
• Standby generators.
• Fire protection system
• Central air conditioning
system.
• Provision for public
address voice
communication system.
• Loading /unloading
facilities for goods
• Underground parking.
• Big bazaar, home town
etc.
• Basement well connected
to ground floor outside
the building by staircases
BASEMENT

OBSERVATIONS
NEGATIVE POINTS:
• The food court and the entertainment zone were
very congested.
• The view of the building cannot be captured in just
one click
• The building was very close to the main road.
• The landscape was not treated properly.
POSITIVE POINTS
Stairs are provided apart from the building part to carry down the goods to the basement area.
Appropriate no. of lifts and escalators are provided at every exit
Sufficient no. of emergency exit are provided on each floor.
Glazing are provided on each atrium for better natural lighting.

• The Amusement Park has more than 20 fantastically built
and placed rides and attractions.
• Worlds of wonder is one of the largest amusement park of
delhi- NCR region.
• There are more than 20 attractions placed in two
entertainment zones:
• 1.)The Road Show – Road show meant for adventure
lovers, has seven thrilling attractions (also known as
the teen zone).
• 2.) La Fiesta – La Fiesta meant for family and kids,
comprises of 13 attractions and a family park where
the kids who are below 90 cm can enjoy their day.
• One of the most sought after amusement and
entertainment destinations currently available in the
NCR
• Registered a healthy footfall across the years.
• Park comprises of multiple entertainment zones
dedicated to teens, kids and family respectively
• Designed by internationally renowned consultants.
INTRODUCTION

DIFFERENT SPACES
KIDS ZONE RIDES WATER BODY AT THE CENTER MAIN ENTRY / EXIT
SERVICES ZONE STAFFS ENTRY WIDE PATHWAYS FOR EASY CIRCULATION
ENTRY FOR BOATINGMCDONALD NEAR FUN SQUAREGAMES AT ENTRANCE
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RIDES FOR TEENAGERS DIFFERENT STALLS FUNKY NAMES ATTRACTVISITORS
PUNJABI DHABA INSTRUCTION DISPLAY INHOUSE GAMES
NICE PRESENTATION TO ATTRACT FOOD COURT PLAY N WIN GAMES
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MEDICAL ROOM
SHOPS
DUSTBINS
DRINKING WATER &WASHROOM
ADVERTISEMENT
RAIN DANCE
FACILITIES
 Medical room are provided
at the staff entry.
 Different types of Shops are
available.
 Food court and
restaurants are available.
 4 restroom are placed at
convenient place.
 Pair of dustbins are
provided for biodegradable
and non-biodegradable
waste.
 Waiting area provide for
parents in kids zone.
 Inside the pedestrian there
was display panels for
advertisement

PLANTER WALL PLANTS
PATTERNS ON PATHWAYS PLANTS INSIDE PATHWAYS SITTING SPACES UNDER TREES
SCULPTURE
LANDSCAPING
STRUCTURES PROVIDING SHED OPEN SPACE FOR FUNCTION
• The landscape is treated with
both hard and soft landscape
• All type of trees are provided
ail around the amusement
park.
• Planter walls are provided on
some of the walls.
• Open spaces is provided in
the rear side of the
amusement park for any
special functions.
• Several other elements like
sculptures are provided
which includes the hard
landscape.
• Different types of tiles are
used in the flooring and for
making sitting spaces under
trees.
• Tiles creating interesting
patterns and showing the
path indirectly.

DIFFERENT TYPES OF SITTING SPACESS
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GUIDE MAP OF AMUSEMENT PARK
OBSERVATION
POSITIVE POINTS
 Amusement park is
accessible by physically abled
persons too.
 Attracting name and
presentation attracts people.
 Rides for all age group are
available.
NEGATIVE POINTS
 No proper sitting
arrangement in kids zone for
parents.
 Amount of trees are used is
very less.
 No battery car available for
visitors.

LITERATURE CASE
STUDY
1. ELANTE MALL,
CHANDIGARH

• "Elante" a mixed use development project. Spread
across 20 acres.
• The developments consists of three distinct facilities
which includes retail mall, office complex & hotel with
central courtyard.
• The retail space hosts premium national and
international brands along with a mix of hypermarket,
departmental stores, sports bar, bowling alley .
• Elante has well planned entertainment zone with
multiplex and food court to cater to its customers.
SITE ADDRESS: - 178-178a, industrial & business park, phase i, Chandigarh
INTRODUCTION

CONCEPTUAL VIEW
FLOOR ARRANGEMENT
- Total Area : 11,15,000 Sq.ft.
- No. of Floors : 3B + G + 3
- Designed by -Woodhead,Australia
- Engineering - EDRC and L&T
- Constructed by - L&T
- Construction period - 2010- 2013
- Tenancy : 100% Lease hold
- Total no. of stores - 218
- Total no of anchor tenants - 8
GENERAL INFORMATION
- It is the second largest shopping mall in
Northern India and the eleventh largest in India.
- The Mall has an 8-screen Multiplex.
- It has outdoor central plaza as courtyard.
- Usage-mixed use
- Linear , simplified planning
- Commercial + social area
- Geometrical form
RELEVANCE OFTHIS CASE STUDY

VERTICAL MOVEMENT:
- 3 sets of escalators
- 10 passenger lifts
- 8 Goods lifts
- 10 Stairs
- 2 Travellators
PARKING
• It has a vast parking area
that can accommodate
over 5000 cars
• There are 3 basement
floors dedicated to it.
HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT:
- 16 M wide aisles and open circulation
spaces.
- Large corridors and Ramps are also
provided make the design barrier free.
FEATURES
Basement parking Surface parking
Escalator
Wide corridor
Lift

RECREATION
Multiplex
• At 3rd floor of Elante’s mall.
• The eight screen cinema
• Area - 70,000 sq. ft.
Gaming Zone
• Provided at 3rd floor of mall.
• Games for all age Group.
• Known as ‘Fun City’.
Food Court
• Food court area 20,000 sq. ft.
• Seating capacity of 750 seats .
• Range of fine dine restaurant.
Bowling Area
• A vast area is defined by bluO
for bowling.
• It also consists of café,
karaoke, tattoo lounge, gaming
parlour, etc.
• Friendly design enable easy
access for physically
challenged.
• Dedicated parking for
women.
• ATM facility.
• Locker and Café facility for
employees.
• Baby care facility on each
floor.
• Fire protection system
used.
• User friendly signage and
digital displays.
• Managed indoor air quality
(incl. basement parking).
• Central gas bank with
piped gas supply to
kitchens.
• They produce their own
electricity.
FACILITIES

• Type of the Construction : RCC Frame
structure.
• Internal Wall Finish : Plaster with desired
paint finish, ceramic tiles for the toilet.
• Different types of false ceiling is used inside
the mall.
• In basements there were exposed ceiling.
• Columns are decorated with granite and
advertisement.
• Skylight were provided to allow daylights
inside the mall at daytime.
• Glazing is used for the skylight
• Italian marble flooring on the entire floor.
• Lacquered glass used on the walls.
• The entire complex is finished with
combination of
• Granite
• ACP cladding
• Acrylic paint
• Structural glazing Lacquered glass used
on the walls.
• Glazing is used
for the skylight
Wide corridors
Italian marble
flooring
Exposed ceiling at
basement.
• Italian marble flooring
CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL

LANDSCAPING
• The landscape is treated with both
hard and soft landscape
• Patterns were created with tiles
• Small trees are provided in the
central plaza of the mall .
• A plaza is provided in the centre for
the people to sit and enjoy.
• Several other elements like fountain
and open area theatre are provided
which includes the hard landscape.
• Outside seating are provided for the
people to sit and enjoy the elevation.

OBSERVATION
POSITIVE POINTS
• Skylight allows natural daylight during daytime
inside mall.
• Beautifully landscaped central plaza attracts
visitors to spend some time there .
• Dedicated parking for women.
• Entertainment available for all age group.
NEGATIVE POINTS
• Hoardings are placed in unplanned way.
• Lack of covered sitting in central plaza.

S.NO. PARAMETERS SELECT CITYWALK THE GREAT INDIA
PLACE
ELANTE MALL INFERENCE
1. LOCATION DELHI NOIDA CHANDIGARH MYSORE
2. ARCHITECT DP Architects And TCS
(DFI)
ANDRE BIRLOKAR WOODHEAD,
AUSTRALIA
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3. CONSTRUCTION TYPE RCC FRAMED RCC FRAMED RCC FRAMED RCC FRAMED
4. TOTAL AREA (MALL
AREA)
10 ACRES (6 ACRES) 13 ACRES (6 ACRES) 12 ACRES (7.5 ACRES) -----
5. TOTAL REATAIL AREA 1,300,000 sq. ft. 1,500,000-sq. ft. 1,115,000 sq. ft. -----
6. FOOTFALL WEEKDAY/
WEEKEND
45,000 / 65,000 40,000 / 80,000 38,000 / 60,000 -----
7. LIFT 4 SETS 5 SETS 5 SETS + 4SETS 5 SET
8. ESCALATOR 3 SETS 3 SETS 3SETS 3 SETS
9. TRAVELLATORS NO 1 SET 2 SETS 2 SETS
10. STAIRS 6 10 10 10
11. FIRE EXIT 2 2 2 2
12. OPEN PLAZA 4 ACRES 0.5 ACRES 1.5 ACRES ------
13. NUMBER OF ENTRANCE 5 4 3 4
14. MULTIPLEX 6 SCREEN 6 SCREEN 8 SCREEN 6 SCREEN
15. WASHROOMS AT 2 PLACES / FLOOR AT 2 PLACES / FLOOR AT 3 PLACES/ FLOOR AT 3 PLACES / FLOOR
16. SKYLIGHT YES YES YES YES
17. PARKING 1200 CARS & 500
BIKES
3000 CARS 2000 CARS -----
COMPARATIVECHARTSOFMALLS

S.NO. PARAMETERS SELECT
CITYWALK
THE GREAT INDIA
PLACE
ELANTE MALL INFERENCE
18. SURFACE PARKING 200 CARS 1000 400 -----
19. BASEMENT PARKING 1000 CARS 2000 1600 -----
20. FIRE PROTECTION
SYSTEM
YES YES YES YES
21. FLOOR TO FLOOR
HEIGHT
4 M 4 M 4 M 4 M
22. NO. OF FLOOR G + 2 G + 3 G + 3 G + 2
23. BASEMENT 2 BASEMENT (3.5M) 2 BASEMENT 3 BASEMENT 2 BASEMENT
24. BARRIER FREE DESIGN YES YES YES YES
25. PLAN FORM REGULAR ( L–
SHAPED)
REGULAR REGULAR ( L-
SHAPED)
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26. SEATING SPACES YES YES YES YES
27. STORE 180 258 218 -----
28. ANCHOR TENANTS 8 10 8 -----
29. FOOD COURT 10,000 sq. ft. 17,000 sq. ft. 20,000 sq. ft. -----
30. ATM YES YES YES YES
31. DRINKING WATER YES YES YES YES
32. NATURAL LIGHT MAXIMUM MINIMUM MODERATE MAXIMUM
COMPARATIVECHARTSOFMALLS

S.NO. PARAMETERS WORLDS OF WONDERS ESSEL WORLD, INFERENCE
1. LOCATION NOIDA MUMBAI MYSORE
2. TOTAL AREA 22 acres 42 acres ------
3. NO. OF ENTRIES 2 2 2
4. FOOTFALL 3 LAKH / YEAR 11 LAKHS/ YEAR ------
5. TOTAL ATTRACTION / RIDES 24 57 ------
6. FIRST AID STORE YES YES YES
7. INFORMATION COUNTER YES YES YES
8. BATTERY CAR YES NO YES
9. TOILET AT 4 DIFFERENT PLACE AT 7 DIFFERENT PLACES -----
10. LAWN/ PICNIC SPOT YES YES YES
11. HELIPAD NO YES IF NEEDED
12. SHOPS/STALLS YES YES YES
13. DEDICATED PHOTO POINT NO YES YES
14. FOOD COURT YES YES YES
15. BARRIER FREE DESIGN YES YES YES
16. ATM NO YES YES
17. TREES MAXIMUM MODERATE MAXIMUM
18. BAGGAGE COUNTER NO YES YES
19. FEEDING AREA NO NO YES
20. LAKE YES NO YES
21. DAILY PERFORMANCE YES NO YES
22. ZONE WISE RIDES YES NO YES
23. ICE SKATING NO YES ------
COMPARATIVECHARTSOFAMUSEMENT
PARK

ESSEL WORLD, MUMBAI
AMUSEMENT PARK

• Essel World is the biggest and one of the first
amusement parks in India.
• Among all the fun activities that can be enjoyed, the
ice skating ring, discotheque and bowling
alley serve as the prime attractions for people.
• The park has several rides that cater to all age
groups.
• A perfect destination for all, this place attracts
almost 10,000 visitors every day.
• The best feature of the Essel World Amusement
Theme Park is that it is open 365 days.
• There are also avenues for shopping and food
courts for people looking for a holistic experience.
• The 42 acres complex - 57 attractions designed for
all age groups.
• The amusement park is a favourite for school &
corporate picnics.

SITE LOCATION
• It is situated in Gorai, Mumbai, India and was established in
1986.
• Easily accessible from Western Express Highway, Kashimira and
Bhayndar.
ACCESSIBILITY
• 8 Kms from Manori beach.
• 31 Kms from Sanjay Gandhi national
park
• Distance from Airport, 41 Kms.
• 48 Kms from the heart of the city,
Mumbai.
• 61. kms from CST, Railway station,
Mumbai.
MAP OF INDIA
MAP OF MUMBAI
MAP OF ESSEL WORLD

RESTAURANT
BULL RIDE GAME GAME
DIFFERENT RIDES
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FACILITIES
• Ticketing plaza
• Rest arena
• Helipad
• ATM
• Picnic area
• Drinking water
• Toilet
• First aid facility
• Wheel chair
• Control room
• Shops
• Food court
• Baggage
counter
• Photo point
• Lawns
FOOD COURT

PARKING BOWLING ALLEY PATHWAY
STAGEPHOTO POINTICE SKATING
TOILET DHABA GAME
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FACILITIES
• Ticketing plaza
• Rest arena
• Helipad
• ATM
• Picnic area
• Drinking water
• Toilet
• First aid facility
• Wheel chair
• Control room
• Shops
• Food court
• Baggage
counter
• Photo point
• Lawns

OBSERVATION
Positive points
 Amusement park is accessible by physically
abled persons too.
 Large amount of trees are used to make
surrounding environmental friendly.
 Rides for all age group are available.
Negative points
 No proper sitting arrangement in kids zone
for parents.
 Area is so huge that one get tired to enjoy
all rides.
 No battery car available.

SITE ANALYSIS
Site Location – KR Colony, Belvata,
Mysuru, Karnataka, 570003
Location map of site
From Airport – 16.1 Km
From Mysore
Junction – 5.7 Km
From KSRTC Bus
Stop, – 4.5 Km
From City Bus
Stand – 5.0 Km
Map of Karnataka Map of MysoreMap of India
ACCESSIBILITY
Site Area –
90 acres

SITE CONSIDERATIONS
- Coordinates : 12°21'8.60"N 76°39'27.44"E
- Altitude : 715 meters above msl
- Perimeter of the site : 2903 m
- Area of the site:Total area is 359,855 sq.m.
i.e. approx. 90 Acres or, 36.4 hectares
- Shape:The shape of the site is irregular
polygon.
- Orientation:The orientation of the site is
East-West
- Seismic Zone: seismic zone of the site is
ZONE - II
SITE CONTEXT
SITE DIMENSION
SITE CONTOUR
Source – Google earth,TCX converter, surfer
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SITE CONTEXT

SITE & SITE
PHOTOGRAPHS
SITE
VARUNA CANAL
WASTEWATERTREATMENT
PETROL PUMP
SITE CONDITION
RAILWAYTRACK
45 MWIDE RING ROAD COLUMBIA ASIA HOSPITAL

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• District is mainly composed of
igneous and metamorphic rocks
• Rock formation falls into 2 groups,
charnockite and granite genesis.
• Mysore City is classified in to two
major groups, Cauvery river
basin (30%) and Kabini River
basin (70%).
• The soils of Mysore classified as the
red loam, sandy loam, red sandy
loam and black cotton soils.
• Site has black cotton soil.
SOILSGEOLOGY GEOMORPHOLOGY
• Coordinates: 12°21'8.60"N &
76°39'27.44"E
• Altitude - 715 m above msl
• Slope – south to north & west to east.
TOPOGRAPHY
• Ground water is also portable and
at minimum depth
• Other source of the drinking water
is from Cauvery and Kabini rivers.
HYDROLOGY
• Third richest in forest wealth in the State.
• Two types of forests - moist deciduous
(rainfall is 900-1100 mm) and dry
deciduous (rainfall is 700 – 900 mm.)
NATURALVEGETATION

• Underground drainage system since 1904.
• The entire sewage from the city drains into four
valleys: Kesare, Malalavadi, Dalavai and
Belavatha.
• Under the national urban sanitation policy Mysore
was rated the second cleanest city in India
in 2010 and the cleanest in Karnataka.
• The site falls in Zone II.
• Seismic zone with low risk of
earthquake.
SEISMIC ZONING DRAINAGEN
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• Mysore has Tropical Savana Climate.
• Mysore city is located in the tropics, it enjoys a
moderate climate.
• The highest temperature recorded in Mysore was
39.4 °C on, and the lowest was 7.7 °C.
• (Long dry hot summers, cold winter,
• Average annual rainfall varying between 75 cm &150
cm
• Summer temp. rises up to 46° C.
• Winter temp. seldom falls below 18° Celsius.)
CLIMATE
Rainfall
Temperature
Humidity
CLIMATIC DATAS

WIND ROSE DIAGRAM
• Prevailing wind direction isWest-South-West
(WSW) to East-North-East (ENE).
• Average annual wind speed is 5 m/s

HISTORIC FACTORS
• City is known as Cultural
capital of Karnataka.
• Well known for the Dasara, the
state festival of Karnataka.
• Mysore painting style is an
offshoot of the Vijayanagar school
of painting.
• Feature of these paintings is the
gesso work, to which gold foil
is applied.
• The city leads its name to the
Mysore silk saree, made with
pure silk and gold zari
(thread).
Mysore painting
depicting the goddess
Saraswati
Mysuru silk saree
Mysuru DASARA
• Mysore city is one of the famous
historical and tourist place of South
India.
• Popular tourist destination, offering
several attractions ranging from the
royal splendor of Mysore palace and
its fabulous Dasara festival.
• Mysore attracts nearly 3.5 million
tourists every year.
TOURISM
Mysore place

Architecture styles of Heritage buildings in Mysore
• Mysore city is a classic example of architectural and cultural heritage.
• The prominent styles of architecture are (a) Indo– Sarcenic style (b) Traditional Hindu style (c) Greco –
Roman style (d) Gothic style (e) European Classical style and (f)Traditional Bungalows.
European classical style
Lalitha Mahal Palace
Gothic style
Philomena‟s Church
Gerco roman style
K.R.Hospital
Traditional Hindu style
Jaganmohan Palace
Indo-Sarcenic style
Royal Palace of Mysore
Architectural features -
curvilinear chatris,
banana and lotus stem
brackets attached to the
column
Thick bands of
cornices, finaled
parapets and rediments
containing Hindu gods
and goddesses
Structure placed
shoulder to shoulder
with shared masonry
walls.
Dome rising on a drum
(circular, octagonal etc.)
Dominates the
elevation.
Tall towers or spheres at
the entrance of this
church; all the openings
are supported by gothic
arches.
AESTHETIC FACTORS
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 Existing land use- Barren land (No use)
 Traffic and transport –
 Site is accessible from almost all modes of transportation.
 Site is adjacent to 45 m wide ring road and 30 m wide
Bangalore-Mysore road.
 Density -
 Population of Mysore is about 8.9 lakh.
 Total geographical area of Mysore is 113 km2.
 Population density of the city is 7917 persons / km2.
SOCIO-CULTURE FACTORS  Zoning –
Nearby area mainly - residential area and some of these are
public and semi-public area and commercial area.
 Socio-economic factor –
• Catchment population is middle class and upper
class with higher than average per capita.
• Mysore has 38% (about 3.4 lakh) population engaged in
either main or marginal works.
• 57% male and 18% female population are working
population.
 Utilities
• Storm water – Entire site drains storm water into Varuna
canal which is adjacent to the site.
• Water supply - In most parts of the district, ground water is
the major source for domestic and drinking purposes. In a
major part of the district the water level is within the ranges
of 2-5m and 5 to 10m.
• Sanitary - Waste water treatment plant, Kesare is under
200m area from the site.
• Power supply – Nearest power-station is
Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation,
Vijayanagara 2nd stage, Hinkal, Mysore, which is under 500 m.

• Site is accessible from almost all modes of transportation.
• The proposed site belongs to this urban region.
• Foundation in black cotton soils may be Strip or pad
foundation, Pier foundation or Under reamed pile
foundation. The preferred type of foundation is under
reamed pile foundation.
• Site has very gentle slope, Slope Pattern: 0-5% therefore
generally flat hence is highly buildable.
• Mainly bushes, weeds and eucalyptus trees are seen on the
site, needs more plantation.
• As Mysore city is located in the tropics, the weather of
Mysore is pleasant throughout the year.
• The topography of the site is such that the entire site
drains storm water into Varuna canal which is adjacent to
the site.
• The site needs buffer zone from the railway track part
side.
• For the convenience of the pedestrian visitors it is
necessary to provide foot over bridge over the main
roads.
CONCLUSION / INFERENCESWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTH
Heritage city continues to
attract increased number
of visitors
Industries and IT sector
attracts youth as a
employee.
WEAKNESS
Land development
encroached upon the lung
space of the old city.
Commercial construction
around the old city
reducing green and open
spaces.
OPPORTUNITIES
Improved tourist
infrastructure would
provide tremendous
opportunities.
IT sectors and traditional
Mysore products attract
visitors from all over the
world.
THREATS
Existing facilities and
civic amenities may not
be sufficient for the
increasing tourist inflow.

THANK YOU

PRESENTED BY -
SUMIT KUMAR JHA
BARCH/15006/14

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