Heritage Resort Casestudy

HERITAGE VILLAGE RESORT

MANESAR

THE HERITAGE VILLAGE MANESAR INVITES YOU TO A CHARMING WORLD OF ETHNIC GRANDEUR. REMINISCENT OF THE MAGNIFICENT HAVELIS OF RAJASTHAN.

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INTRODUCTION - Ar. Madhav Naik - Sita Travels - Ashwani Sharma - 1995

INTRODUCTION The heritage village Manesar invites you to a charming world of ethnic grandeur. Reminiscent of the magnificent Haveli’s of Rajasthan.

LOCATION AND APPROACH

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•This palatial resort is conveniently located on:

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QUTUB INST. AREA

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RAJIV CHOWK JAIPUR HIGHWAY

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13KMS

10KMS IG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT •Approximately 40mins drive from Delhi's international airport

•PERFETTI

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HERITAGE VILLAGE MANESAR •It is far from the madding crowds. •Its peaceful ambiance is perfect for a relaxing holiday

CLIMATE: Moderate Temp. ,5 – 30C – winters, 35 – 40C - summers TOPOGRAPHY: Flat

•IMT MANESAR

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SITE PLANNING AGRICULTURAL LAND

SERVICES

BADMINTON COURT

NURSERY

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NEW ROOM BLOCK-2 A G R I C U L T U R A L

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Conference Block 30’

PARKING LOT CLUSTER-1

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HAVELI

CENTRAL LAWN

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Swimming Pool

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LOBBY AND RECEPTION

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CLUSTER-2

NEW ROOM BLOCK-1

SERVICE BLOCK 30’-0” WIDE ROAD

SERVICE ENTRY

BARAHANDI OPEN RESTAURANT

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PLANNING CONCEPTS •The concept of courtyard planning has been used by arranging the rooms in a cluster around a courtyard.

•Hindu Methodolgy to be shown in the resort by using all the elements of Hindu character like Koisks , Jharokas , domes

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•Rooms are flanked on both sides of the central landscaped court creating a feeling of being close to nature.

•The feel of privacy as well as space for social interaction has been provided.

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AXIS OF SYMMETRY

•The site is divided into different zones like •Public areas •Private areas •Semi –private areas •Service areas •Recreational areas.

•PLANNING IS DONE ON THE PRINCIPLE OF SYMMETRY.

•PRIVATE AREAS ARE PLACED REAR SO THAT PRIVACY IS MAINTAINED THERE.

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SITE LAYOUT

C A HAWELI. AREA=3568SQ.FT.

•NEW GUEST ROOM BLOCKS AREA=7219SQ.FT. EACH

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CENTRAL LAWN AREA=17774SQ.FT

ROOM CLUSTER: AREA=11508SF.FT EACH.

BUILT UP AND OPEN SPACE RELATIONSHIP

THE FRONT BLOCK AREA=31321SQ.FT.

•This beautiful eco-friendly resort is set amidst green, spacious lawns spread over 12 sprawling acres. •Floor Area ratio is 0.34

ORIENTATION OF BUILDING •The orientation of the building is along the northsouth, axis. •Building Blocks are placed with consideration of wind movement.

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FRONT BLOCK The front block is divided into four zones: •Area of front block=31321sq.ft

Service Areas

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Restaurant And Banquet Areas

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•This block provides a grand entrance to the resort. •Porch at the entrance gives a very welcoming feature to the resort.

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•All public activities is depend on the service activities. •This block hides the private activities behind it.

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GUEST ROOMS •Mohall's connected through open archways represents old street character and lends a wonderful and exhilarating feeling of spaciousness and freshness.

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•Joining two Molalla's is a semi-circular ‘Natya greh’ and ‘Natya shala’

•Traditional parapets and windows.

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•72 spacious and luxuriously appointed guest rooms and suites are built in double storied clusters •There are 2 clusters of rooms and each cluster consist of 36 rooms. •Area=7219sq.ft

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courtyard

Interiors Of Room

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Exterior view of new guest rooms. •Courtyard type planning adopted for cluster of rooms makes temperature cool and also protect from harsh sun. •Stairs well represents the chabutra.

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•Sitting areas are provided at the corners,

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Area of Rm.=200sq.ft.

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HAWELI •Haveli is a residence for chairman •Courtyard type planning gives the effect of typically Rajasthani Culture

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•Area of haweli=35659sq.ft.

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•Courtyard with covered corridor all around.

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Courtyard is well landscaped with kadam tree in the centre

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN –CONFERENCE AND SUITS BLOCK

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

•Designed in vernacular style and symmetrical architecture adding beauty to the resort.

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES •The central lush green lawn in approximately 34,000 sq. ft. in size. •It is used for outdoor events like weddings, receptions and banquet.

•Swimming pool with an adjoining children’s pool.

•It has a swimming pool just behind the main block and facing the central lawn

•The pool has different levels with different water depths to cater to a variety of age groups of people. •Open air theatre is provided for a capacity of 50 persons.

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raised to improve privacy.

•A good play area for children & also a jogging track are also provided.

•Recreational activities segregate in the whole resort increases the interaction in the resort.

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•The level of the pool has been

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Playing area for kids.

•INDOOR AND OUTDOOR GAMES

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SERVICES •For fire fighting, two pump rooms have been provided on the either side of the resort. water treatment plant

Pump room 30’

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nursery

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S •The water treatment is done with the help of an underground treatment plant and then the treated water is use for irrigation purpose. •Laundry, housekeeping, general store, an A.C. Plant, cold storage, kitchen , pantry etc Are the components of the service zone.

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SERVICE ENTRY

•The service zone is provide on the left side of the restaurant and also has a separate entry from a 30’ wide road running along the boundary wall of the resort on the west side.

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Service Corridor

INFERENCES •This palatial resort offers discerning guests a perfect blend of old world charm and modern amenities. •The building expresses the traditional Indian architecture, and further an influence of Rajasthani architecture in it’s

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buildings. •Various traditional building elements and materials have been used. •.Central facilities located right at the center not only serve the stay-in guests but also visitors.

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•Service entry is very convenient and efficient because of it’s location. •There is a clear distinction between public, semi-public and private areas. •The resort fulfills all the requirements of a tourist complex and has been very efficiently designed.

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•Circulation pattern is also well defined and efficient. •Swimming pool is centrally located and no separate bath house and changing rooms have been provided, due to which guests have to cross the public circulation areas and health club for changing.

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•Sometimes the parking space also seems inadequate. •Traditional elements like Koisks. Jharokha binds the different structures in a visual sequence.

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