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DAHEJ - MASTER PLANNING

 
“What principles need to be taken into consideration when looking at the master planning for a land?”
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Location
Dahej
Typology
Industry
Site Area
27.6 Hectares
Built Area
12.4 Hectares
 

There have been three principles in the master planning of the land, and siting of the buildings. These are as follows – 1) architecture and landscape have found ways in which to seamlessly connect with one another; 2) buildings have been sited on the basis of the extent of their use, and function; 3) climate has been a constant consideration for the planning of the land.


 
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A substantial portion of the land was occupied by a pond. This became the central nucleus around which all other spaces were planned.

The Master Plan of the space was organized in a manner such that all vehicular movement was concentrated along the periphery; the core of the space was reserved for pedestrian movement. This allows for experiencing the various landscapes that have been created across the campus.

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Workspaces find constant connections to the landscape that they are surrounded by. The Brahmsthan was marked at the centre of the land; it has created a secluded landscape.

Buildings that see maximum usage have been sited at the centre of the land, such that they are easily accessible, and have meaningful connections with the landscape. These buildings include the canteen and the dining space, and the administrative buildings.

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The warehouse has been sited near the entrance to allow an easy movement of material, but also to ensure that the core of the land remains committed to pedestrian movement.

In its making the master plan integrates very carefully on one hand industrial processess and  also ideas of ecology, and on the other focuses on manufacturing efficiency, but also the joy of human occupation.

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