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PROPOSED MODEL SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT

DATE : 5 Dec 2013. PROPOSED MODEL SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT. CONCEPT : MR. RAVINDRA CHAUDHARI (CHAIRMAN). SCHOOL IS A BUILDING WHICH HAS FOUR WALLS WITH TOMORROW INSIDE. DATE : 5 Dec 2013. PREFACE. ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER. - ENTRANCE GATE - COMPOUND WALL

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PROPOSED MODEL SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT

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  1. DATE : 5 Dec 2013 PROPOSED MODEL SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT : MR. RAVINDRA CHAUDHARI (CHAIRMAN)

  2. SCHOOL IS A BUILDING WHICH HAS FOUR WALLS WITH TOMORROW INSIDE.. DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  3. PREFACE ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER. - ENTRANCE GATE - COMPOUND WALL - LANDSCAPING - a)HARDSCAPE b)SOFTSCAPE PARKING INTERNAL PLANNING CLASS ROOMS COMPUTER LABS STAFF ROOM / ADMIN SECTION PRINCIPAL CABIN 3. INNOVATIVE DESIGN IDEAS. 4. ACCESSIILITY IN CAMPUS. SAFETY & SECURITY UTILITY AMENITIES. DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  4. ARCHITECTURAL CHARACHTERS • STANDERED SIZE – • MAIN ENTRANCE OR VEHICULAR GATE - 6 M WIDE • PEDESTRIAN ENTRY - 1.2 M WIDE • HEIGHT - 2-3 M • FEEL ATTRACTED BY ITS DESIGN ,GRAFFITI OR OTHER APPEARANCE. • APPEALING AND VISUALLY ATTRACTIVE • CREATE IMAGE OF CAMPUS. ENTRANCE GATE SOME INNOVATIVE DESIGN EXAMPLES… DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  5. PRESENT SENARIO.. 5 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  6. PROPOSED DESIGNS.. 6 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  7. PROPOSED DESIGNS.. 7 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  8. PROPOSED DESIGNS.. 8 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  9. SECURITY TO THE CHILDREN AND SCHOOL PROPERTY • SLATE STONE MATERIAL – • CHILDREN TO DO ART AND WRITING ON IT. • BRICK WALL JALI – IT WILL HELP TO PERFORATE THE INNER ENVIRONMENT OF THE SCHOOL PREMISES AND ALSO KEEPING THE FENCE AROUND THE SCHOOL. • ALSO WILL LET THE CHILDREN COMMUNICATE VISUALLY WITH THE OUTER WORLD. COMPOUND WALL 9 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  10. LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING HARD SCAPE SOFT SCAPE GROUND PLANTATION PAVER BLOCK ROADS PARKING AREA 10 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  11. PAVER BLOCKS • PAVER BLOCK PATTERNS IN VARIED SIZES AND SHAPES CAN BE USED. • COVER PATHWAYS AND PARKING SPACES. • KEEPING PAVED AREA TO A MINIMUM WOULD REDUCE HEAT ISLAND EFFECT 11 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  12. PLANTATION • ADD BEAUTY TO CAMPUS. • FLOWERING PLANTS SHOULD BE USED MORE AND MORE TO MAKE PLEASANT ENVIRONMENT. • NO THORNY BUSHES • MORE AND MORE SHADY TREES. MAKE A COOLER ENVIRONMENT . • BIG TREES CUT DOWN TROPICAL TEMPERATURE. • DENSE VEGETATION TO DECREASE NOISE POLLUTION . PRESENT SENARIO.. 12 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  13. SCHOOL CLIMATE IS AN ESSENTIAL CONSIDERATION FOR ANY SCHOOL THAT DESIRES TO CREATE AND NURTURE A SAFE AND POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR BOTH STUDENTS AND STAFF. THE LANDSCAPE AREA SHOULD BE WELL DESIGNED & THOUGHT OF WITH THE PLANNING OF BUILDING CAMPUS. 13 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  14. PARKING PARKING STAFF & VISITORS STUDENTS 2 WHEELER & FOUR WHEELER BUS/VAN PARKING BICYCLE PARKING PRESENT SENARIO.. 14 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  15. A SENSE OF DISCIPLINE TO ALL . • COVERED PARKING • SEGREGATED FROM PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT. STANDARD PARKING AREA BUS – 12M X 4M BICYCLE – 2M X 0.6M TWO WHEELER – 2.5M X 1M FOUR WHEELER – 5M X 3M 15 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  16. CLASS ROOM PRESENT SENARIO.. 16 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  17. PROPOSED DESIGN.. 17 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  18. PROPOSED DESIGN.. 18 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  19. PROPOSED DESIGN.. • SOFT BOARDS. • STEPED CLASS ROOM • COLOUR COMBINATIONS. • STUDENTS ART WORK. • WALL PAINTINGS/WALL PAPERS. • NATURAL LIGHT 19 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  20. COMPUTER ROOM : PRESENT SENARIO.. 20 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  21. PROPOSED LAYOUT.. 21 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  22. STAFF ROOM : • SITTING ARRANGEMENT. • DRINKING WATER FACILITIES. • STORAGE- CUPBOARDS • NOTICE BOARD. PRINCIPAL CABIN : • WATING AREA • CONTROL OVER CAMPUS. • STORAGE- CUPBOARDS. • DISPLAY BOARD. • MEETING ROOM. • PANTRY & ATTACHED TOILET. PRESENT SENARIO.. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE : • SITTING ARRANGEMENT • DOCUMENT STORAGE. • INDIVIDUAL CABINS. 22 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  23. DESIGN IDEAS PAINTINGS ON WALL COLOUR WHEEL ON WALL DOOR PROTRACTOR SOFT BOARDS TO DISPLAY STUDENTS WORK WINDOW GRILL AS ABACUS 23 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  24. ACCESSIBILITY RAMPS : • DIFFERENTLY ABLED CHILDREN SHOULD BE ABLE TO ENTER THE SCHOOL • BUILDING EASILY AND NEGOTIATETHEIR WAY AROUND THE SCHOOL. • BARRIER FREE ACCESS REQUIRED FROM ENTRY OF THE SCHOOL TO ALL COMPONENTS WITHIN CAMPUS • (I) RAMPS WITH RAILINGS AT TWO LEVELS • (II) RAMP SLOPE TO BE NOT LESS THAN 1:12 & WIDTH NOT LESS THAN 1200 MM • (III) HAND RAILS ON STEPS • (IV) SIGNAGE'S 24 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  25. STEPS & STAIRCASE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS SAFE AND WELL-DIMENSIONED STAIRCASE. TREADS NOT LESS THAN 225 MM IN WIDTH AND WITH RISERS NOT MORE THAN 175 MM IN HEIGHT. NOT MORE THAN 16 STEPS IN ANY PROPERLY FITTED HANDRAILS ON BOTH SIDES . NON-SLIPPERY NOSING. PRESENT SENARIO.. 25 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  26. THE MORE GRADUAL THE SLOPE OF THE RAMP (I.E. THE LESS STEEP IT IS) THE MORE EASILY PERSONS CAN USE IT WITHOUT ASSISTANCE. THEREFORE, SLOPE WITH THE RATIO OF 1:20 (5%) TO 1:15 (6.7%) IS PREFERRED. HANDICAPPED TOILET 26 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  27. SAFETY & SECURITY ‘Whether a child feels safe and supported can Have a significant impact on student performance.’ A RAMP SHOULD HAVE SLIP-RESISTANT SURFACE. STAIRCASE SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH NON-SLIPPERY NOSING PROTECTION GRILLS IN PASSAGE AREAS. NON SLIPPERY FLOORING IN COMMON AREAS. STAIRCASE TREAD DETAILING. NON SLIPPERY TILES IN COMMON WET AREAS. 27

  28. FIRE SAFETY- ALL MEASURES SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AT THE TIME OF DESIGNING AS PER FIRE REGULATIONS. FIRE HAZARDS… PRESENT SENARIO.. EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT- THE BUILDING SHOULD BE EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT & RCC DETAILING SHOULD BE DONE FOR THE SAME EARTHQUAKE PROOF BUILDING FOR SAFETY OF LIFE. 28 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  29. UTILITY DRINKING WATER FACILITIES FOR DRINKING WATER SHOULD BE ADEQUATE, THE DRINKING WATER TAP SHALL BE AT PROPER HEIGHTS CHILD FRIENDLY AND ACCESSIBLE. UNIT SHOULD BE PROVIDED ON EVERY FLOOR. UNIT SHOULD BE CENTRALLY LOCATED PRESENT SENARIO 29 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  30. SOME EXAMPLES.. 30 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  31. TOILETFACILITY TOILET UNIT PROVIDED SEPARATELY FOR GIRLS & BOYS. SEPARATE TOILET FOR STAFF. TOILET FOR SPECIALLY ABLED CHILDREN. VITRIFIED NON SLIPPERY TILES OR ANY OTHER SUCH MATERIAL ON FLOOR AND WALLS. PRESENT SENARIO.. 31 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  32. AMENITIES • PLAY GROUND – • EVERY SCHOOL SHOULD HAVE PLAYGROUNDS FOR CHILDREN. • THE MINIMUM AREA FOR THE SCHOOL PLAYGROUND IS SUGGESTED AS • *PRE- SCHOOL 1000 SQ M • *PRIMARY SCHOOL 4000 SQ M • SPORTS ROOM • STORE ROOM • FIRST AID ROOM • LIBRARY / STUDY ROOM • WELL EQUIPED LAB. PRESENT SENARIO 32 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  33. LIBRARY AND STUDY ROOM SPORTS ROOM WITH FACILITY OF INDOOR GAMES. • OTHER AMENITIES TO BE PROVIDED • MULTIPURPOSE HALL • OPEN AIR AMPHITHEATRE/STAGE • PLAY GROUNDS FOR SPECIFIC GAMES. 33 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  34. FOLLOWING SCHOOLS ARE SUGEESTED FOR DEVELOPMENT BY SHIKSHAN MANDAL PUNE CORPORATION. 94 B , 74 B , VI.NI. 2 ,40 G , 24G, 55G , VI.NI. 11, 25G, 25G MARATHI,162 B, 60B MARATHI, 15G, VI.NI. 3 URDU, 72 B, 48 G, 125B, 85G. 34 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

  35. SCHOOL IS PRACTICE FOR FUTURE LIFE… LETS MAKE IT PERFECT…. PRESENTED BY MR. RAHUL A. SALUNKE - B.E. (Civil) , M.E. (Structure) MR. ROHIT A. SALUNKE -B.Arch THANK YOU. 35 DATE : 5 Dec 2013

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