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“There is enough light for one who wants to see.”- IMAM ALI (A.S)

RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX FOR

BARAKAT-E-HYDERI TRUST

The ConceptARCHITECTURE DESIGN PRESENTATIONJune, 2010

HABIB FIDA ALI, Architect

DESCRIPTION OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Making of Mohallah:As Aqa Moula TUS has stated " the society in

which a Mumin lives, should always imitate the imani imprnit."

Mohallah is a combination of society, people living in it, environment they are surrounded with and the culture they acquire. The society has a deep reflection on his life, behavior, manners, ethics and every single organ in his body will echo his surroundings. Keeping this in mind we have designed this Mohallah which will reside our culture, our environment, our atmosphere, our community making it livelier. Furthermore the beautiful landscape with gardens and outdoor play area are also integrated within our Mohallah design. Jamaat Khana and Madrasah is the central core of our mohallah. The upshot of all this is to enlighten ourselves with Ibadat. Manzil (Towers):As Aqa Moula TUS has defined in his bayan, in order to uplift our darajat (manzil) in life here and thereafter one has to increase the value and the caliber of the place he lives in. Metaphorically, the levels of the tower depict the level of these darajaats.

Manzils should be such that we are relieved, lightened and disburdenedwhen we enter it.

Privacy and discretion should be thefactor of consideration

Proper facilities of Taharat are even considered, shoe rack given when entered, adequate size of bathroom with Pakeezgihave also been the driving consideration in our design.

SITE PLAN

Residential Complex For Barakat-e-Hyderi Trust

SALIENT FEATURES OF

THE SCHEME


An environment has been conceived and created that shall be helping and directing every individual of any age to become more conscious and responsible towards life and its surroundings.

The surrounding or the developed environment on the other hand shall respond and create the sense of place and community on longer run.

SENSE OF COMMUNITY AND PLACE


• PEDESTRIAN ENCLAVE TO NOURISH

SENSE OF PLACE AND COMMUNITY

LIVINGThe leading concept of mohallah and the

sensitivity of the communal feel drive us to make some serious decision regarding

transport and commute.Concepts of having free flowing, user friendly,

green and interactive garden spaces and walkways have been encouraged. However,

the issue of cars and parking has been handled carefully and 3 floors are dedicated

along with 4 ramps at entry nodes.Furthermore, the concept of Retail kiosks,

spaces for informal gatherings, revival of the bicycle, trees, lawns, green patches and water

bodies in the open area are introduced and integrated architecturally to create the feel

of mohalla.



• SECURITY ENCLAVE

Compound is gated and secured as it has been a challenge in this particular region.Two gate houses have been introduced to ensure the safety and security of the entire scheme.Though it had been a challenge for us to develop a secured and gated community with the intent of interactivity at the same time. Hence the main entrances are gated but welcoming and inviting.



• JAMAT KHANA AND

AMENITY AS A CENTRAL

SPINE OF ENTIRE MASTER

PLAN SCHEME



• RESPECT FOR NATURE

Nature is the guiding source for the intellectual development for mankind.

The entire design scheme revolves around to develop or establish a direct connection of every individual with the nature.

Hence the term nature should not be strictly limited to the selection of plants into the scheme.

The color, texture, proportions, scale and other architecture principles have been studied to carve a direct, substantial and

creative relationship with the nature.



• INTRODUCTION OF KIOSK IN ENCLAVE

TO ENCOURAGE COMMUNAL

INTERACTION

.The idea of bringing in the retail kiosk into the scheme shall encourage the interactive quality of the compound with its adjacent surroundings and improves the hostile situation of today’s man’s mind infected by the electronic media invasion in his own private space.This interaction shall allow this architectural scheme to act as contemporary context to the entire neighborhood of North Nazimabadand beyond.It will also help in cutting down the unnecessary mobility of users going out and coming in for perishable items for daily use.



MASTER PLAN

MASTER PLANHABIB FIDA ALI, Architect


TOWER FLOOR PLATES

Ground & Podium Floor PlateTOWER A, B & D



1st & Upper Podium Floor PlateTOWER A, B & D



7th to 19th Typical Floor PlatesTOWER A, B & D



TOWER C: Typical Floor PlanHABIB FIDA ALI, Architect


LOWER FLOOR PLAN

UPPER FLOOR PLAN

CATEGORY A- (DUPLEX)UNIT AREA 1600 SQ FTTOTAL UNITS: 76



CATEGORY B- (2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS)UNIT AREA 885 SQ FTTOTAL UNITS: 566

CATEGORY C- (1BEDROOM APARTMENTS)UNIT AREA 550 SQ FTTOTAL COUNT: 464



STATISTICS


Apartments Configuration in Plot-01 & Plot-02

Floor Description Parking Category-A Category-B Category-CTypical Floor (1-3) (3 Bed Dupilex) (2 Bed) (1 Bed )

Ground Floor 38 NIL 24Upper Ground Floor NIL NIL 24Parking Floor-01 270Parking Floor-02 270Parking Floor-03 270Podium Floor 38 NIL 24Upper Podium Floor NIL NIL 247th To 19th Floor NIL 494 (7th to 20th)33620th To 23rd Floor NIL 72 (21st to 24th)32

Grand Total 810 Car Spots 76 566 464

APARTMENT CONFIGURATIONHABIB FIDA ALI, Architect


Tower A, B & D Configuration and Summary Tower C Configuration and Summary

24th Floor23th Floor22th Floor21th Floor20th Floor19thFloor18th Floor17thFloor16th Floor15th Floor14th Floor13th Floor12th Floor11th Floor10th Floor9th Floor8th Floor

7th FloorCategory-B(2

Beds)Category-B(2

Beds)Upper Podium Floor

Podium FloorCategory-A(3 Beds)

Category-A(3 Beds)

Category-C(1 Bed)

Category-C(1 Bed)

Parking Floor-03Parking Floor-02 Parking Floor Parking Floor

Parking Floor-01Upper GroundFloor

Ground FloorCategory-A(3 Beds)

Category-A(3 Beds)

Category-C(1 Bed)

Category-C(1 Bed)

TOWER CONFIGURATIONHABIB FIDA ALI, Architect


BARAKAT-E-HYDERI TRUST BARAKAT-E-HYDERI TRUST

AREA DESCRIPTION AREA DESCRIPTION

Plot No. 1 Plot No. 2

Total area of the Plot 121,738.00 Total area of the Plot 160,392.00F.A.R. 5.50 F.A.R. 5.50Allowable area 669,559.00 Allowable area 882,156.00Allowable Ground Floor Coverage @65% 79,130.00 Allowable Ground Floor Coverage @65% 82,204.00

Category -A (3 Bed Duplex) Category -A (3 Bed Duplex)

No. of Apartments 52.00 No. of Apartments 24.00Area Sft. 1,600.00 Area Sft. 1,600.00Total area category - A (Sft.) 83,200.00 Total area category - A (Sft.) 38,400.00

Category -B (2 Bed) Category -B (2 Bed)

No. of Apartments 386.00 No. of Apartments 1,800.00Area Sft 885.00 Area Sft 885.00Total Area Category-B (Sft) 341,610.00 Total Area Category-B (Sft) 159,300.00

Category -C (1 Bed)

No. of Apartments 464.00Area Sft 550.00Total Area Category-B (Sft) 255,200.00

Miscellenous Miscellenous

Shops 25,000.00 Shops 33,962.00Circulation 84,962.00 Circulation 92,900.00

Shopping Mall 50,000.00Amenity 50,000.00

Total Area 534,772.00 Total Area 679,762.00

Parking 134,775.00 Parking 164,466.00

Total Builtup Area Including 3 Parking Floors 669,547.00 Total Builtup Area Including 3 Parking Floors 910,650.00

Total Covered Area (Sft) As Per FAR 534,772.00 Total Covered Area (Sft) As Per FAR 746,184.00

AREA DESCRIPTIONHABIB FIDA ALI, Architect


BUILDING FORM STUDY

TOWER ELEVATION: OPTION 1

TOWER –CTOWER –A.B & D TOWER –A, B & D



TOWER - A TOWER – B & C (1) TOWER – B & C (2)

TOWER ELEVATION: OPTION 2



TOWER SECTIONHABIB FIDA ALI, Architect


ROAD SECTION




AMENITIES

The presence of a four storied structure as Jamat Khanaand amenity block provides the state of absolute to the

entire residential scheme and exists as a convenient feature for the users.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN



The location of the amenity block is pivotal and symbolizes the ethnic and cultural essence of the community. Functionally more than 1000 people can be accommodated in two floors in case of formal or informal gatherings.

1ST AND 2ND FLOOR PLANS



3 RD FLOOR PLANS

FRONT ELEVATION

SIDE ELEVATIONJamaat Khana:No of people: 1000-1200Gym and Indoor Sports:Body BuildingTable tennisSnooker/Billiard, Fuse ballAdministration:OfficesClinicLibrary

The upper floor of the structure has been dedicated to the gymnasium and indoor sports activities.

Jamat Khana has also been surrounded by larger green patches to encourage to extend the gathering

into green areas along with covered spaces.HABIB FIDA ALI, Architect


SHOPPING MALL

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

A celebrating and welcoming entrances through the glass void has been provided for the visitors. The colonnade adds an important feature to the shopping experience as well.



The triple height of the atrium is given to bring the visual connection between the retail shops and the circulation space.

1ST, 2ND AND 3RD TYPICAL FLOOR PLANS



4TH FLOOR /FOOD COURT PLAN

The fourth floor is dedicated for the food court where families as well as individuals can enjoy wide range of cruise,. the dining area is connected to the covered terrace which look-out to the busy urban landscape.



BASEMENT 1 & 2 - TYPICAL FLOOR PLANS

To cater the parking situation; in each basement 25 car parking has been provided.




The purpose of setting up a mall in a residential complex is to generate income and to utilize the money gained in the maintenance of the scheme.Besides shopping, facilities such as food court and children’s play area are also incorporated in the design.

Mall:No. of Floor: B1+2 & G + 4No. of Shops: 46No. of Parking Floors: 2 FloorsNo of Car Spots: 50 carsConvenient Feature:EscalatorsFood CourtHyper MarketChildren’s play AreaFood Court terrace



SIDE ELEVATION

SECTION



Nothing is going anywhere, all is here. Things are changing certainly, but there is no evolution. Things are moving certainly, but nothing is going higher and nothing is left behind as lower

CONSTRUCTION PHASES

PHASE - 2

PHASE - 1



PHASE - 3

PHASE - 4



There is only rhythm or no rhythmThere are two states. You can be in rhythm or you can be not in rhythm- that is the freedom of man.Trees are continuously in rhythm, birds are continuously in rhythm. Man can choose…

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