CODENO. 401 ‘THE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS PART-IV_ EXAMINATION (SCHEME-2004) ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN-IV Time : 18 Hours (10.30 am. to 430 p.m.) Date : 19" 20" 21% June,2013. ‘Max. Marks : 500 (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday) , Instructions to candidate 1. ‘The examination will be spread over 3 days with 6 hours duration on each day. The first day (6 hours) will be for preliminary work and the next two days for final, finished drawings. The second and third day will have a break of half an hour after 3 ‘hours. 2. At the end of the first day, the candidate shall submit line plans, two elevations and one section of the scheme, which shall NOT be returned on the next day. On the next two days, final drawings ie. properly dimensioned site plan, floor plans, elevations, sections and 3-D expressions will be prepared. No deviation/change in the design from the one submitted on the first day-shall be allowed. 3. While designing, emphasis shall be given on the design concept, design process or evolution of design, climatic considerations, provision of services, compliance of building regulations and presentation techniques. ‘Assume suitable data wherever necessary and mention it clearly at the appropriate place. ‘This paper contains 3 pages. ye LE) ACTIVITY CENTRE (for health & recreation) AT RESORT NEAR JAISALMER ‘An upcoming private luxury resort near Jaisalmer wishes to add an activity centre for the use of its guests. The architectural character of the centre should match that of the other structures within the resort area — which are designed with typically vernacular elements and features of Rajasthani architecture. The centre should be planned in such a manner that it is climate responsive and sustainable. ‘The Site: The site earmarked for the activity centre is flat and devoid of any vegetation. It is within the premises of the resort and measures 90.0 m x 150.0 m. Two sides of the site viz. the West and the South are bound by 9.0 m wide internal roads. Guest accommodation is on the North of the site, which also has a panoremic view of the Jaisalmer fort in the background. The reception and administration areas are on the South of the road and there is a large landscaped area on the West. ?P. TOSetbacks of 6.0 m from the road sides and 3.0 m from the other permissible ground coverage is 1/5 rd the area of the plot. ‘The Spaces: A. Health Spaces ‘Yoga and Meditation ....45-50 sqm. 2 oe sey (common for ladies and gents).... 45-50 saan 3. Sauna room for 6 persons (separate for ladies and gents) 44. Tacuzs 8 persons (separate fr ladies and gents) 2°0U6 0" st arog $. Spa cum massage area (two cubicles each for ladies and gen! 6. 7. ‘wimming pool....100-120 sqm. Sofcient changing cubicles and toilets (independent for both sexes). adequate area, B. Recreation Spaces Indoor badminton court...1 no Table Tennis room...for 2 tables Carrom and chess room. ..for 2 boards each Card room...for 4 tables Outdoor tennis court...1 no. Library with reading area and counter. ..for 400-500 books TLV. lounge Sufficient changing cubicles and toilets (independent for both sexes)...adequate area eraykeye C. Ancillary Spaces 1, Entrance lobby with a small reception and waiting lounge. ..20-25 sqm. 2. Manager’s office...12-15 sqm 3. Administrative office (for 3 persons) with an attached general store...25-30 sqm 4, Small seourity office...12-15 sqm 5. First aid room,..12-15 sqm 6. iz 8 9 1 Kitchen, pantry, store, washing areas to support the kitchen. ..adequate area Workers rest room...2 nos. 12-15 sqm each Toilets (independent for both sexes)...adequate area 0. Staff toilets...(independent for both sexes)...adequate area 5. Restaurant...(for 30-35 persons)...adequate area Drawing requirements: A. First day’s work 1. Single line (schematic) floor plans 2. Schematic section 3. Frontelevation (conceptual)- ae Final submission Site plant with landscaping, parking, built form, etc. (1:250 or 1:300)... Concept of design along with a note about the architectural character .. Al floor plans with openings, furniture layout, etc, (1:100), ‘Two rendered elevations (1:100)... ‘Two sections (through toilet & staircase) (1:100), ‘Two 3-D views/expressions of the building (suitably rendered)... Detailed note of the climatic considerations, sustainable features | and other issues addressed in the design... 50 marks 25 marks 150 marks: 100 marks 100. marks 50 marks 25 marks