report on campus master plan

8/10/2019 Report on Campus Master Plan

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Muzharul Islams analysis of the site was a unique understanding of theearthen and sandy soil hills of Bangladesh. This kind of terrain made buildings

on the top or the slope of the hills almost impossible or if possible at formidablecost. The harsh monsoon and heavy rainfall in that area demanded that thenatural water courses low lands and water bodies strictly maintained to avoidany disruption of the ecological system.Muzharul Islam studied these apparent restraints carefully. And then fromthem derived an ingenious way of placing buildings and connecting them. Thebuildings were all placed in the valleys or at the foot of the hills. This would setthe building against a wonderful set back of the hills themselves avoiding thecomplexity and the ecological disturbance that would have taken place if thebuilding were set on the slops or the top of the hills. As one enters the buildingsone is situated in a close dialogue with the rising slops of the hills behind. Thismagical space between the building and the slop of the hills that is created bythe close proximity of the slops and the buildings is truly his creation and gift tothe inhabitants of the campus.Muzharul Islam was able to take the complex the site and decipher its hiddencode into a profound simple geometry. Muzharul Islam again chooses brick asthe main material because of our rich heritage of brick architecture and alsoits color and texture would play beautifully with the lash green setting. He alsoassumed that it would be a more maintenance free finish rather than plasterand paint. All the buildings in the campus are designed in a clear modernlanguage, compositions of planes, solids and voids in sculptural geometricorder.

In Chittagong University he worked with such a form which w as repeated in a staggeredprogression to echo the mountains and the contour the site was on. Every floor had an openterrace on one side and the mountains on the other. The buildings were gradually sliding oncolumns towards the mountain creating a beautiful graphic and a visual system. Hence itdisplayed a skillful juxtaposition of the aesthetic and perception of the structure inconsistency with the environment. His private indoor spaces always linked with the outdoorlandscape through a secondary space in between them. This semi enclosed space was notonly necessary for linking the outdoor with the indoor but was also an ideal solution for theprotection from sun and rain that a warm humid monsoon climate plead for.The robust

exposed brick walls with similar rectangular openings and staggered form provide thebuildings a sense of order and primordial power.

CHITTAGONG UNIVERSITY MASTERPLAN

students hall

teachers quarter

circulation

stuffs quarter

water dam

academic zone

CHITTAGONG UNIVERSITY

SECTION OF AUDITORIUM

AUDITORIUM MASTERPLAN

JOBRA

FATE BAD STATION

CENTRAL LIBRARYCSE BUILDINGHUMANITIES DEPARTMENT AUDITORIUM


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SITE ANALYSIS - HISTORY

CALIFORNIA IN TITUTE OF CIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

ARMS LABORATORY BROAD CENTER BECKMAN AUDITORIUM WALKWAYAVERY HOUSE BECKMAN INSTITUTERICKETTE HOUSE

AERIAL VIEW OF THE CAMPUS

ARCHITECT : BERHAM GOODHUE

LOCATION18 km away from DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELS

CONCEPTdesign was influenced by SPANISH MISSION ARCHITECTURE

AREAtotal area comprising with1 24 ac re AC ADE MIC, RES IDE NT IAL & LAB FAC ILI TY

ESTABLISHED IN 1891

ACADEMIC FACILITY

Biology & Biological Engineering Chemistry & Chemical Engineering Engineering & Applied Science

Geological & Planetary Science Humanities & Social Science Physics, Mathematics & Astronomy

6 DIVISIONS

RECIDENTIAL FACILITY4 houses, apartments, dormitories & single family houses

DEVELOPMENT HISTORY ORGANIZES THE CAMPUS INTO FOUR DISTINCT BANDS OR ZONES

CHITTAGONG UNIVER ITY

ARCHITECT : MAZHARUL ISLAMESTABLISHED IN 1966

AcademicsAcademic Faculties 7Academic Departments 52Research Centers 5Affiliated Institutes 6Affiliated Colleges 8Academic staff 726Admin. staff 1900Students 22000

AREA

1244.73 acre

Degrees AwardedUndergrad BA, MA, B.Ed, BSc, MSc,MS, BBA, MBA, LLB, LLM, M.Ed, BSS,MSS, M.B.B.S.Postgrad M.Phil., Ph.D., M.D., M.P.H

Residence Hall 10Types Male:6, Female:3, Coed:1

StaffTeaching Staff 726Other Staff Officer:296, 3rd ClassStaff:478, 4th Class Staff:1180HITTAGONG UNIVERSITY EXISTING CONDITION RESIDENCE HALL LANGUAGE MARTYRS MONUMENT

RESIDENCE HALLCENTRAL HALL

pritilata hall

teachers quarter

business faculty

social science faculty

biological science faculty

central mosque

central library

shahid abdur rob hall

language martyrs monument

shah jalal hall


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CALIFORNIA IN TITUTE OF CIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

CAHILLCENTER

emergency telephone

parking

institutional buildingshop facilitylabauditoriumfire stationchurchlibraryadmindormitoryapartmentssingle family housetennis courtrecycling centercafgreen open field

BRIDGE(physics lab)

ARMS

(astronomy &astrophysics)

BROADCENTER

KECKLAB

BAXTER

FLEMING FLEMING

DABNEY BLACKER

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SPALDING

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KIRCKHOFF BIOLOGY LAB

CHURCH

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WATSON

MOORIE

STEELE

POWEL

JORGENSEN

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NOYESMEAD

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DOWN LAURITSEN

FIRESTONE

STUDENT SHOP

STUDENTSHOP

MILLIKANLIBRARY

EXISTING CONDITIONS - SURFACES

Analysis of surface conditions reveals that over 50% of the campus is impervious over 20% is planted in high maintenance lawn

PARKING

PARKING PARKING

PARKING

PARKING

PARKING

PARKING

BECKMANAUDITORIUM

GUGGEMHEM

KERMAN

THOMAS

BECKMANBEHAVIORAL

BIOLOGY

BECKMANINSTITUTE

RUDDOCK

gymsite for future projection


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S- away from the city & crowd- there are 2 institute around the site already- openness- fresh environment & less pollution

W- the bazar is much distant from the site- hospital facility is much distant from the site- less road width- scope of increasing the road width is low

- when the institute will be established the area will be more developed- the bazar will be developed- the road will be improved

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- after developing the area the load on the road will be increased but the scope of increasing theroad width is low

- the developing residential area will be on the back of the institute. that will create theaccessibility will be hampered.

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Gazipur - Joydebpur Highway Secondary Road To The Site

Road In Front of The Site

BARRISmall Pond

Existing Two Tin Shaded Building

Less Wide RoadPoor Road Condition

testing field

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The main objectives of the Institute are to carry out scientific research and investigation to ascertain the causes ofaccidents on roads, railways and waterways in Bangladesh. The institute has also given the mandated function tocreate awareness for safety issues at different stages of community across the country and share acquiredknowledge with the professionals at different levels to ensure safer transportation system.

ARI

he Institute of Flood Control and Drainage Research was established in 1974 and later renamed as the Institute ofWater and Flood Management (IWFM) in 2002. The Institute pursues research and capacity development in the fieldof water and flood management that is vital for economic development and social prosperity of the country.

IWFM

Institute of Appropriate Technology (IAT) is one of the oldest institutes of Bangladesh University of Engineering andTechnology.This institution was established to support development of national indigenous capability in selection,generation and dissemination of technologies appropriate to the national development objectives of Bangladesh.

IAT

The purpose of the Institute is to provide a platform for teaching, learning and research in information andcommunication technology (ICT) that will contribute to industrial and infrastructural development, economic growthand social prosperity.

IICT

The BUET-Japan Institute of Disaster Prevention and Urban Safety (BUET-JIDPUS) is a newly establishedinstitution of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). The university syndicate gave formalapproval to this institute on July 1, 2011. BUET-JIDPUS was established to fulfill the urgent need for active researchand education support in the field of disaster prevention and urban safety in Bangladesh.

BUET

-JIDPUS

PROPOSED INSTITUTE DESIGN

ITE ANALY I : GAZIPUR


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Program for IAT(Institute of Appropriate Technology)

Space requirement for Teaching Facility

Msc Classroom 2 30 per classroom

Phd StudentsRoom

Training room

Discussion room

Space requirement for Lab Facility

Computer Lab 1 15 per classroom

R&D LAb 1

Prototype Model Lab 1

Also require selected apparatus from EEE,CIVIL,CHEMICAL&Metallurgydept

100x60 sqft

20x30 sqft

Space requirement for Administration

Teachers Room 5

Stuffs Room 1

Director, Asst. Director And Section Officers willhave individualoffice

Space requirement for Support Function

Meeting Room

Seminar Room 1

Common Room

Garage

150 person

30-40 sitting &10 individualcubiclesLibrary

8 person

provision of power room, generator room, storage, first aid room etc. isrequired

4 3 0 p er cl as sr oo m

1 2 1 pe r r oo m



SpaceNo of UsersNo of Room Total Area

E XI ST IN G C O ND IT IO N P RO PO SE D DE SI GN

No of UsersNo of Room




1 3 0 pe r cl as sr oo m

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3 0 1 r oo m f or e ac h

5 25 person




1 40 person

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200 person

50 Person

2-3 Cars

1 1

Program for IWFM(Institute of Water & Flood Management )


Msc Classroom 2 10 per classroom

Phd Students Room

Pgd Classroom


Computer & GIS Lab 1 20 pc

Soil Testing Lab 1

Water Testing Lab 1

15x20 sqft

15x20 sqft


Teachers Room 10

Stuffs Room 2

Director, Asst. Director And Section Officerswillhave individualoffice


Meeting Room

Seminar Room

Common Room 1

Garage

10 Person

20-30 sittingLibrary

Hydraulic Flume 1

Flood Flow Channel 1

40x120 sqft

60x160 sqft

HydraulicFlume &Flood FlowChannel are placed outside

8 person

Project Room 2 5-6 Person 20x30 sqft



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1 40 person

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200 person

50 Person

20-30 sitting

2-3 Cars

8 5-6 Person

1 6 1 ro om fo r e ac h

5 16 person

1 30+10 pc

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5 1 per room

1 5 p er c la ss ro om

Program for ARI(Accident Research Institute)


Classroom


Ve hi cl e I ns pe ti on La b ( 1 c ar ) 1 6 pe rs on

Dr ivi ng Si mu lat ion La b 1

S of tw ar e S im ul at io n L ab 1

500 sqft

400 sqft


Teachers Room 6 1 room for each

Stuffs Room 1

Director willhave individualoffice


Meeting Room 1 20 person

Seminar Room 1

Common Room 1

Garage 1

200 person

20 Person

20 sitting

2-3 Cars

Library

Safety Equipment Lab 1

C ra sh In ve st ig at io n L ab 1

800 sqft

1800 sqft

2 person

1200 sqft

Research Incubator 200 sqft

1800 sqft

4 person

5 person

2 person

Computer Lab 1 2000 sqft30 person

Re ce pti on & Wa it ing Ro om 1 1 0 p er son 400 sqft

3 personData Entry

-Server Room

1

1

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200 sqft

200 sqft

provision of power room, generator room, storage, first aid room etc. is required














5 1 person

1 6 person

1

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4 person

5 person

4 person

1 30 person

8 1 ro om fo r e ac h

3 3 person

1 20 person

1

1

1

200 person

20 Person

20 sitting

2-3 Cars

1 10 person

3 person

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4 1 person

Circulation

Faculty and Administration

Classrooms

Lab and Reserch

Service

Ground Floor Plan ( ARI )

1st Floor Plan ( ARI )

2nd Floor Plan ( ARI )

3rd Floor Plan ( ARI )

Ground Floor Plan (IAT & IWFM)

1st Floor Plan (IAT)

2nd Floor Plan (IWFM)

circulation 30.5% (ARI)

(IAT & IWFM)

circulation 30.5%

EXI TING IN TITUTE URVEY OF BUET

TOTAL25000 sqft (approax.)



IAT& IWFMARI


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Program for BUET-IICT


Classroom 8 30 per classroom


Computer Lab 5 30 pc provision

Data Entry 1

Server Room 1

300 sqft


Teachers Room 30

Stuffs Room 5

Director, Asst. Director And Section Officers willhave individualoffice



Seminar Room 1

Common Room 1

Garage 1

200 person

50 Person

30-40 sitting

2-3 Cars

Library

BUET- Institute Of Information & Communication Technology

BIIS 1

provision of power room, generator room, storage, first aid room etc. is required

Multipurpose Hall 1

Hardwware Room

Strong Room

Training Room 1 40 per classroom

Video Conference Room

1

1

1

6 person

5 person

2 person

5 person

5 person

10 person

1250 sqft

150 sqft

150 sqft

150 sqft

600 sqft















5

1

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1

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1

1

6 person

5 person

2 person

5 person

5 person

5 person

1 room for each

25 person

25

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1 room for each

15 person

1 40 person

1

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200 person

50 Person

30-40 sitting

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Program for BUET-JIDPUS


Classroom 4 30 per classroom

Training room 2 50 per classroom


Computer & Simulation Lab 1 30 per classroom

Earthquake Engineering Lab 1

Geotechnical& GeophysicalLab 1

Earthquake Engineering Lab requires Triple height space, Controlro om, Gallery, Basement to facilitate Anchorage (5.5' high) and 20' high doorway

2700 sqft


Teachers Room 12 1 room for each

Stuffs Room 4

Director, Asst. Director And Section Officerswillhave individual office



Seminar Room 1

Common Room 1

Garage 1

200 person

50 Person

30-40 sitting

2-3 Cars

Library

17 person

BUET-Japan Institute of Disaster Prevention and Urban Safety

Non-Destructive Testing Lab 1


Multipurpose Hall 1















1

1

1

1

1 2 1 ro om fo r e ac h

4 17 person

1 40 person

1

1

200 person

50 Person

30-40 sitting

Geotechnical&GeophysicalLab requires High roof level needed, Storage space, Trainer's Station

Non-Destructive Testing Lab requires Storage space, Trainer's Station

Equipments details of Lab Facility

Earthquake Engineering Lab

Geotechnical &Geophysical Lab

BI-directionalReaction Wall, UnidirectionalShake Table, Horizontal Tray, Cooler, Crane

Actuators, Portable Accelerometers, Micro-tremor equipment, Ground penetrable radar

equipment, Soiltesting Apparatus, Cyclic tri-AxialMachine, Field Equipment

Non-Destructive Testing Lab Ferro Scanner, Ultrasonic NDT device, Cross-hole seismic equipment, UPVdevice etc.

6th Floor Plan (IICT)

7th Floor Plan (IICT)

Ground Floor Plan (BUET-JIDPUS)

1st Floor Plan (BUET-JIDPUS)

2nd Floor Plan (BUET-JIDPUS)

circulation 32.7%BUET-JIDPUS

circulation 32.7%

(IICT)

EXI TING IN TITUTE URVEY OF BUET

BUET-JIDPU

TOTAL 30000 sqft (approax.) TOTAL 14700 sqft (approax.)

IICT

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