UD Studio_3 PLuG in@3SiTES_the LINEAR PARK COLLECTIVE

[anithasuseelan]

HI All,

 

For Groups 1,2,3

Maps from the Bangalore masterplan_2015: 2.09 A, 2.10A, 2.10B - for ACAD Basemap preparation - Submn on Tuesday

Use Google Earth images , for precinct mapping as per design brief -Submn on Tuesday

 

The Design brief

 

Group 4: thematic mapping to be be done directly on stitched 2.09A, 2.10A, 2.10B maps (B/W) copies -Submn on Tuesday

The circulation map, overall LU and Planning districts of the city (Color) with description/ Premise of the project - Submn on Tuesday

The color stitched map of the LU 2.09A, 2.10A, 2.10B maps - Submn on Tuesday

The Historical data_thematic compilation, as per the design brief - Submn on Tuesday

 

Regards

ANITHA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[shal daTTa]

Dear Faculty,

When talking about mapping robustness, what aspects does one focus on when dealing with the scale we're working on.

Thank you,

Regards

Shalini

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Anitha Suseelan]

Hi Shalini,

 

Let us understand what ‘Robustness’ means:

It’s the DESIGN quality of the space which offers the users multiple choices of uses/ or the space its adaptability

It may be understood at 2 levels

·         The building typology level

OR at

·         The public private interface level

We are more concerned, in the current project, with the robustness at the public private interface.

At the building typology you may critique on the 'semi public areas as stairs etc', 'bldg depth, access and height' ie.

large scale robustness @ building level

Please find the attachment for further details

Regards,

 

Anitha Suseelan

ARCHITECT, URBAN DESIGNER

 

PG Coordinator - Architecture

RV SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

RVCE, Bangalore, India

 

WEB SITE: http://www.rvsa.edu.in

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[shal daTTa]

Dear Ma'am,

Thank you so much for your valuable inputs.

Regards,

Shalini