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    A case study involves a detailed investigation of an existing building or group of buildings through site surveys and analysis of existing information to understand various aspects to consider in design. It includes analysis of the site area, orientation, topography, surroundings, and infrastructure systems. Built form analysis covers floor areas, concepts, development bylaws, construction, materials, strategies for sustainability and efficiency, aesthetics, and relationships between spaces. Critical analysis compares case studies' pros, cons, and inferences regarding site planning, functionality, thermal and visual comfort, services, and sustainable features. The conclusion discusses the building's positive and negative impacts.

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    A case study involves a detailed investigation of an existing building or group of buildings through site surveys and analysis of existing information to understand various aspects to consider in design. It includes analysis of the site area, orientation, topography, surroundings, and infrastructure systems. Built form analysis covers floor areas, concepts, development bylaws, construction, materials, strategies for sustainability and efficiency, aesthetics, and relationships between spaces. Critical analysis compares case studies' pros, cons, and inferences regarding site planning, functionality, thermal and visual comfort, services, and sustainable features. The conclusion discusses the building's positive and negative impacts.

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    A case study involves a detailed investigation of an existing building or group of buildings through site surveys and analysis of existing information to understand various aspects to consider in design. It includes analysis of the site area, orientation, topography, surroundings, and infrastructure systems. Built form analysis covers floor areas, concepts, development bylaws, construction, materials, strategies for sustainability and efficiency, aesthetics, and relationships between spaces. Critical analysis compares case studies' pros, cons, and inferences regarding site planning, functionality, thermal and visual comfort, services, and sustainable features. The conclusion discusses the building's positive and negative impacts.

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    A case study involves a detailed investigation of an existing building or group of buildings through site surveys and analysis of existing information to understand various aspects to consider in design. It includes analysis of the site area, orientation, topography, surroundings, and infrastructure systems. Built form analysis covers floor areas, concepts, development bylaws, construction, materials, strategies for sustainability and efficiency, aesthetics, and relationships between spaces. Critical analysis compares case studies' pros, cons, and inferences regarding site planning, functionality, thermal and visual comfort, services, and sustainable features. The conclusion discusses the building's positive and negative impacts.

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    Analysis of Site & Case Study (Thesis)

    Case study is a method of research involving a detailed investigation of an existing building or


    a group of buildings and includes site surveys and analysis of existing information. This in
    turn helps to understand the various aspects to be considered during designing.

    1. Site analysis

     Area of the site in acres (sq. m.)

     Site approach and major /minor roads abutting site

     Orientation of site

     Soil type

     Topography

     Location of site with key plan (Distances from Airport, Railway station and Bus stand)

     Site surroundings with major nearby landmarks

     Natural and Manmade landscape features on the site (water body, mound etc.)

     Site drainage system

     Water Supply system

     Sewerage disposal system

     Rainwater disposal system

     HT lines

     Parking Details

    2. Built Form Analysis

     Floor-wise area of building

     Form and Function

     Concept of planning

     Development Bye-laws (Covered area, FAR, Setbacks etc.)

     Plans of all floors

     Construction system

     Materials used in interior and exterior of building

     Strategies for energy efficiency/sustainability

     Aesthetics
     Inter relationship between spaces

     Light and Ventilation

     Service core (HVAC, Water supply, Sewerage, Drainage, Fire Fighting system)

     Vertical circulation

     Rainwater harvesting

     Electric substation

    3. Drawings

     Location Plan and Site plan

     Plans of All Floors

     Elevations

     Sections

     View

     Service Drawings

    4. Critical Analysis

    Critical analysis of the Case studies is to be done keeping in mind various pros and cons. The strong
    points are to be kept in mind while designing and the negative points are to be avoided.

    Site Form & Circulation Thermal Light & Visual Services Any other Inferences
    plann Function comfort ventilation comfort sustainable
    ing ality feature

    Case
    Study 1

    Case
    Study 2

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    Study 3

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    5. Conclusion

    Positive and negative impact of the building on the users, surroundings, environment and society.

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