Amit Raut

Jijau Shrushti

INTRODUCTION Maharashtra is a state of Marathi peoples, but what is the history of Maharashtra, how it was born, vary few peoples knows this. My project 'Jijau Shrushti' will focus not only on the history of Maharashtra but also on the Jijamata and Shivaji Maharaj.

What is the purpose of 'Jijau Shrushti'? Although Maharashtra is having a vast background of Shivaji Maharaj and Jijamata but there is no structure or place where anybody can get an information about Jijamata. So that's why, it is a need that a different world should be created such that it will have a display of historical monuments, history, light and sound show of history, meditation center, auditoriums where dramas will be played.

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Why Sindkhed Raja ? Sindkhed (Raja) is a town in Buldhana District where the Jijamata which are declared as a historical monuments, Sindkhed (Raja) is known as 'Matrutirth' for Maharashtrian people.

Where very few peoples visit

daily, because of this project people will come to know about this project and Sindkhed (Raja). It will be developed as an historical tourist place. Buldhana District is having an vast background of famous places like Shegaon, Sindkhed (Raja), Lonar it is not has much developed so that the whole District will be known to the common peoples, so this project could help to development Buldhana District. Sindkhed (Raja) lies on the Nagpur - Jalna State Highway, which is proposed as a express Highway. Now, which will increase the importance of Sindkhed (Raja).

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JIJAU SRUSHTI The saga of Chhatrapati Shivaji Bhosale, his phenomenal rise to power and the sculpting of an independent Maratha Rajya against overwhelcoming odds is a golden chapter in the history of India. He is the embodiment of all that is gallant, honorable and secular in the Indian tradition. He is a living example of the "Karma Yoga" of the Bhagvat Gita. The hands that rocked his cradle, guided his footsteps from a tender age, the mind that lit the fierce fire of patriotism in him and the heart that gave him courage through the darkest hours, were those of his mother - JIJAU. She was truly "Shakti" incarnate - a goddess, an angel, temper and loving as a mother to her children, who could assume the form of "Mahakali" to vanquish evil. CHARISMATIC JIJAU Jijau was married to Raje Shahaji somewhere between 1611 AD. The traumatic event which turned the course of history was the brutal killing of

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Jijau's father, both her brothers and nephew

in the Raj Durbar of the

Nizam in 1629. Raja Shahaji was kept prisoner by the Adilshah inspite of his loyalty and selfless service. These events lit the fire of SWARAJYA - a free Maratha state, in Jijau's heart. After staying with Raje Shahaji in Karnataka till 1640 Jijau returned to Pune with her ambition of "Swarajya" and her son Shivba. The times were difficult, the enemy was strong and surrounded the Maratha Region on all sides. There was no unity amongst the various Maratha Sardars. It was in this hostile soil that JIJAU planted the tender sapling of SWARAJYA in Shivba's heart and nurtured it to maturity.

Shivba learnt lessons of

warfare, administration and politics under her watchful eye. He and his handful of Marathas started with small victories against the mighty Moghuls. Strategic locations were captured, Maratha sardars were united under the ideal of Swarajya, military power and supplies were amassed and at all times justice and rights of the weak and the downtrodden were

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upheld.

JIJAU's vision had started to take shape.

Subsequent events

proved her to be a woman of courage, and integrity, one who combined clever politics with able administration, built on a strong foundation of humanitarianism, and justice. MSS has taken up the mammoth tak of translating the preaching and ideas of JIJAU in the form of a project - JIJAU SRUSHTI., at Sindkhed Raja, her birth place. Sindkhed Raja is in Buldhana District, 30 Kms. From Jalna, well connected to the Nagpur-Pune Highway by an all season road. It is also the capital of Raje Lakhuji Jadhav in 1565.

With a population of

45000, it was at that time a well developed commercial center and is today a place of tremendous historical importance.

THE IDEA The MSS wishes to develop this historical place into a pilgrimage and educational center of international repute.

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Maharashtra Government, a Jijau Gramin Vidyapeeth, Jijau Sangrahalaya (Museum) and Jijau Granthalaya (Library) have already been set up there. Further, the MSS also has plans to set up a Jijau Dharmapeth and Jijau Temple.

This entire complex will be known as JIJAU SRUSHTI.

This

magnificient project will have the capacity to accommodate 50,000 people with facilities for lodging and boarding. It is envisaged as a "Matru Tirth", a sacred pilgrimage not only for the Marathas but for all Indians. It will provide an insight into JIJAU's contribution to Indian history. This shall be depicted by way of Sculptures, paintings as well as through the latest electronic medium like Laser shows, CAD, LCD displays etc. A meditation center, a temple, a study centre, a research wing and stage of the art library facilities shall make JIJAU SRUSHTI an ideal educational center.

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THE MEGA PROJECT The scope of the project is all-encompassing-ranging from the educational,

social,

cultural

to

a

pilgrimage

and

heritage

center.

Conceptualising and realizing this mammoth dream without imparting any parochial or dogmatic flavour will require studied, broadminded and wide ranging inputs. The Maratha Sewa Sangh has given deep thought to these aspects and has enlisted the support and help of reputed people in the fields of civil engineering, architecture, history, religion and social science and, having acquired 40 acres of land, are determined to bring to fruition this tribute to JIJAU in the ardent hope that the people of this country will draw inspiration there from and some more 'Shivbas' will emerge in this country to help recapture our lost glory.

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DESIGN FEATURES Parking :1. The site is highly contoured on the North side.

Where there is no

possible to provide untry fore vehicles. So that the parking is provided at the entrance and on the both side of hostel for Rest house and hostel which prevents campus from the vehicular nuisance and keeps the site clean, peaceful and safe. 2. Buffer zone :

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As one flock of museum is attached with the open air theatre which requires silence for that purpose and cut is provided in the two buildings in which Ashoka and palm trees is planted as a buffer zone. 3. Light and Ventilation : The big open to sky is provided in the museum block for getting Natural light and ventilation for working easily throughout day. In the sfurti center the roof is having covering of acrylic sheet and glass which provides natural light and ventilation. In the Rest House the central open space makes the atmosphere pleasant and peaceful due to which no problem of light and ventilation. In the Hostel central cut out is having height two storeyed over which acrylic sheet provides natural light and huge cut out connects the students. Paving :

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As the site having a huge area at 2 acres, after parking the peoples will walk throughout the site. The paving plays an important role in comfort the having may bricks, concrete blocks or other. Landscape Elements : Landscape is a important element which makes the site beautiful and asthetically good. Landscape covers various element like trees, shrubs, water body, fountains, flowing water, bridges, islands, small huts, artificial contours, rock gardens or others due to which peoples fills interest while moving on the site. Materials - The Jijau Shrumuti is constructed with various elements old and modern both. The open air theatre is constructed in RCC slab of 15 cm ths. the stage is having wooden platform.

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The interior of museum is havings cladding of various accoustical materials like accoustical blanckets, tiles. The partition wall is of single brick wall which is cladded from both side. The sfurti center is constructed in steel trusses over which the acrylic sheets and glass is used which makes its look beautiful. Water Body - The water body is on the north side of site which is grown for the purpose of sitting dule, the contours around the water body is developed and the peoples can seat on the contours are on the seaches laid on that contours. Small huts are also for the purpose of seating purpose. Conviniency of the peoples : The drinking water fountains are provided it easily accessable distance. Children's playing area is also provided for playing various games like see-saw, mercy go around etc.

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Big Puzzle is created on the site for childrens for enjoying themselves. If the peoples set hungry fore that Restaurant and snacks counter are also provided. Library is also provided for acquiring knowledge from books with news paper reading area and book stacks, book reading area. Toilets are also provided in every block for convenience of the peoples. Information contour : Information center is in basement of Sfurti center which contains Audio Visual Hall and scenes display area for giving information Alore Jijau Shrushti and whole life of Jijau and Shivaji Raje.

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CASE STUDY - I NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN ART, DELHI. National Gallery of Modern Art Jaipur House, New Delhi. The National Gallery of modern Art was established in year 1954 by the Govt. of India for development & promotion of modern Art in India. Gallery is to sure quality & to set & maintain international museum. Gallery House International Art exhibition programme under which various quality exhibition of masters of overseas countries are arranged at regular internals. The gallery owns permanent collection more than 14000 works of Indian & Western modern Art of paintings, sculpture, graphics, C.O.E.&T.,Akola.

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Industrial

Design,

Architecture,

photography

&

select

audio-visual

material. The activities have further extended to Non formal education, preservation & conservation of modern objects, publication programme on the spot art competition. The Central P.W.D. is the premier construction agency of the Government of India with a heritage of experience in different fields of civil engineering construction for more than 100 years. The Department is moving forward in the field of civil construction by adopting new techniques and technology. As per the parameters set by department of culture, a National Design competition was floated by CPWD and a Board of Assessors, specially constituted by department of Culture, awarded the first prize to Shri. A. R. Ramanathan of M/S TEAM, who were also entrusted the task of Architectural consultancy.

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The proposed new wing having an approximate plinth area of 24,700 Sqm. comprises of two basement floors and three upper floors in the superstructure. While the basements shall cater to the art and general storage requirements, workshops and services support, and the upper levels will be utilised for display spaces, administration, conservation laboratories, library, auditorium, preview theatre and lecture halls.

The

proposed new wing shall be equipped with state of the art high technology support services in the form of central environmental control, CCTV and intrusion alarm systems, automatic fire detection and protection systems. The intervening landscaped courts between the proposed blocks and the existing building have been designed as an integral part of the overall development, catering to outdoor sculpture displays. The external facade of the proposed new wing respects the existing Jaipur House and shall have a finish in sand stone panels.

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The proposed new wing has an interlinked lower basement and three superstructure blocks; one auditorium-cum-administration block and two gallery-cum-display blocks.

The structural system is essentially an RCC

framed structure (span - 7.68 m x 7.68 m) to integrate column free display spaces with support infrastructure. The electrical power requirements shall be met through an in-house substation receiving HT supply and transforming to LT distribution.

A

centralised Air-Conditioning plant with computerised control shall cater to year round operation.

In the integrated fire detection and protection

system smoke and heat detectors located at necessary intervals, zone wise, are proposed to be controlled through a central monitoring cell. Likewise the security system comprising of intrusion alarms.

CCTV at

strategic locations, access controls, perimeter protection and public address system shall be monitored through a central control room.

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1) Location -

The site is located in the heart of the city, in the

periphery of the India Gate, which is the most costly area in the Delhi. 2) Surroundings surrounded

by

The

Hi-class

site residential

is or

commercial buildings. 3) Topography Topography of the site is almost plain there are contours in the site or water body.

4) Transport -

As the is in

the periphery of India Gate, so lot of transport facilities are available. 5) Vehicular Traffic Analysis As India Gate is a tourist place so

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that heavy traffic flows daily in that area. Thousands of people visit India Gate only. 6) Parking In the site parking has been provided for 25 four wheelers and 25 two wheelers. 7) Functions & Activities The gallery has a programme of increasing its collection under paintings, sculpture, graphics, industrial design, architecture, photography & select Audio-Visual material. The gallery owns a permanent collection of 14000 works of Arts of Indian & Fokelan peoples. The gallery is set to sure & maintain as a International Museum.

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8) Construction period -

36 months

started in 1949 & Established in 1954. 9) Structure -

The whole structure is in

RCC SPAN (7.68 m x 7.68 m.), for column free display. 10) Scope & Limitations Due to the less space the working of the new wing has been started, having an area of 24, 769.44 m2.

With two basements &

three upper floors, exterior finish is of sand stone. View of Gallery

11) Area Analysis Total plot area - 7.84 acre

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Existing total plinth area - 4,620 m2. New wing - 24,769.44 m2. 12) Service supports Internal environment control through split air conditioning. Electric fire detection and protection system. Closed circuit television (CCTV) & intrusion alarm system for security purpose. 13) Architect - Shri.

A.

R.

Ramnathan & M/s Team, Team for Engg. Architecture & Management. Constructed by

- Central

Works Department (PWD).

Interior view of entrance Foyer Climate - Temperature Max. 380 Summer 220 Winter Min. 230 Summer 120 Winter

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Humidity -

Summer - 35 %

Monsoon - 65 % Winter - 54 % Post Monsoon - 62 % Rainfall -

Summer - 47 m.m. Monsoon - 962 m.m. Winter - 22 m.m.

Conclusion -1. No signs have provided so visitors get confused where to go. 2. More electricity consumption in artificial lighting & AC. 3. No centralised AC have been provided so more wastage of space. 4. No carpets or accoustical material is applied in the auditorium.

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2. Conference room

-

3. Director's cabin

312 -

312

4. Photo section

-

300

5. Reception

-

540

6. Computer room

-

280

AC plant on Back side of

building

7. Technical section

-

320

8. Restoration laboratories -

150

9. Air conditioning plant

-

 View of Gallery

1300 10. Display area

-

12529

11. Store

-

500

12. Library

-

1602

13. Reserve collection

-

5993

14. Attached toilets

-

450

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CASE STUDY - II NATIONAL MUSEUM, NEW DELHI The museum was established on 15 August 1949, in the Darbar Hall of Rashtrapati Bhavan New Delhi. After that it was transferred to the new building near India Gate on 18 December 1960. It has work over 2,00,000 of equisite art, both of Indian & foreign origin.

It has a display of selected art objects in the various galleries

screening of Education films related to art & culture.

Special lecture &

training programme, facilitate for photography & access to the reserve collection & library for study.

The art exhibitions sent abroad from

National museum have further enhanced the image of Indian art & culture throughout the world. National museum is having large buildings & good landscaping, open display

area

&

various

sections

like

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&

archacology,

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(Decorative), Anti quities, femellery, suthropology, education, public relations & pre-columbian Art. National museum also have there own Auditorium & library in the building for public functions. For

the

documentation

purpose,

the

Research

laboratory

necessary in which the written & graphic records are maintained.

is The

laboratories are well equipped. The laboratories has organised no.of training programmes for students, curators, conservator. Also it has been arranged workshops & seminars. Educational programmes It is said to be a deemed University, comparts teaching a student who enroll themselves for matiln conservation. Lab. provides guidance to other Institutions not having facility for Restoration & has been Rendering valuable services to many Institutions.

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OTHER DETAILS OF NATIONAL MUSEUM The museum was developed & designed by Ar. Deolalkar.

Who

proposed three phases of construction. First was completed in 1959-1960. Lighting & Ventilation The Galleries located in the periphery enjoys light through box windows. Since the natural lighting is not sufficient, artificial lighting used in excess in two ways. 1.Hidden lighting in false ceiling

2. Sliding channel spot lights.

• The museum was designed as an octagonal in plan which is set around acentral circular court. • A circular around the court provides ventilation. • All the corridors & courts Act as a display area.

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• The entrance hall leads to the auditorium & library & corridor leads to central court. • The vertical circulation of goods is through stair & lifts near the circular corridor. • Central courtyard acts as a landmark for the visitors in orienting himself from one gallery to another gallery. • The central court is the vertical circulation from where the galleries

radiater.

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Auditorium -

Interior View of

Gallery

Capacity 260 people 210 lower flook & 40 balcony projection room area 416 m2. Two projectors 35 mm & 16 mm. Stage 10 x 6 m with carpated floor workshop provided on backside of stage. Green Room 1 large room on side of stage. Conclusions • Spot lights on showcase enhance glare • Seating/Resting space within galleries is missing. • No Relief space for visitors. C.O.E.&T.,Akola.

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• There is only one entrance & one exit to museum. • Loading & unloading areas are away from public ent. • Bldg.was not designed for so many services therefore they are located on terrace Eg. AC plant. • Museum does not provide any visitor's parking in its premises which in conveniences public.

Gallery Plans

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CASE STUDY - III DR. PUNJABRAO DESHMUKH SMRITI BHAVAN, AMRAVATI. It was constructed in year 1903.

In the Smriti of honorable Shri.

Punjabrao Deshmukh. It is having an requirements of Administrative building, Smriti Bhavan, exhibition Auditorium, art gallery, library. This Smriti Bhavan is constructed for the purpose of taking general functions in Audi, Central open space.

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In the Smriti Bhavan is having G + 1 floors, where the peoples will go for meditation. The art gallery & library is provided for the purpose of display of paintings, photographs, manuals & for the study purpose.

ANALYSIS Site - Site is located at panchvati square, Amravati. Traffic - Heavy traffic is flowing on all the five roads. Parking - Parking space has been provided for 2 & 4 wheelers of visitors, as well as for staff. Structure - All the buildings are of modern structure with all type of modern materials like stain glass, glass mozaic tiles, aluminium composite pannels, glass blocks, channelized pavings.

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The pathways are in the form if channels with lights which are hidden. The booking counters are at entry. The open ground is provided at the center for small functions with small stage. Tire seating is provided in front of Smriti Bhavan for tired peoples.

Planning considerations i) No direct light is used in Smriti Bhavan. ii) Glass pyramids provided at top in Library, Art gallery. iii) Glass blocks are provided in front side if Smriti Bhavan for getting the view of statue, in the night when the lights focussed on it. iv) An cavity wall of .345 m is used in the Smriti Bhavan for reducing noise of the surrounding.

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v) In the meeting hall louvers are provided at top for using natural light, they are provided in the last butone row to prevent direct light on the persons seating inside.

FORMAT FOR CASE STUDIES 1) Analysis 1. Site analysis - Location. 2. Surrounding. 3. Topography. 4. Climate - macro & micro 5. Vegetation. C.O.E.&T.,Akola.

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6. Soil. 7. Transport & parking. -

vehicular traffic analysis.

-

Parking.

-

entry & exit.

-

Pedestrian traffic analysis.

8. Functions & activities - the spaces provided. 9. Landscape analysis. -

the green areas.

-

the hard areas.

-

additional features.

-

relationship with built form.

10.Visual analysis. -

general observations.

-

colour.

-

texture.

-

form.

2) Areas

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- Individual built spaces with areas in sq. m. - The area statement. - area analysis - in terms of pie charts & % 3) Services - water supply. - drainage. - electricity. - garbage disposal. - air conditioning system Lighting - natural - artificial. Structure & materials. Openings & fenestration. Signage. Other special features. 4) Conclusion Scope & limitations of the project.

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Future of the project. Aims & objectives.

SITE ANALYSIS 1) Location - On Nagpur - Jalna State Highway at a distance of 3 Km's from Sindkhed (Raja) District. Buldhana. 2) Area - Part A - 17408.56 M2, Part B 49858.75 M2, Total - 67267.31 M2 = 6.7 Hectare = 16.61 acre. C.O.E.&T.,Akola.

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3) Surrounding - The site is surrounded by Farms, Moti Talao is on the West side of the site, which supplies water to the town. 4)

View showing water body

Topography

-

The

topographical area is near about plain but some part of the site is having contours & water body. 5) Soil - The soil is Rocky & Murumad

type

having

hard

surface at low depth. 6) Vehicular Traffic Analysis - As the site lies on state highway the road is quit busy within few years heavy traffic is expected on this road.

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7) Functions & Activities - Jijau Srushti will be an religious place, with all type of educational facility, it will provide jobs to the people living in that area with peaceful environment. At easily reachable distance. 8) Landscape Analysis - The site surrounded by fields only which are used for farming so the surrounding area is open. For that purpose more wind load will affect on the whole structures. 9) Temperature Max. - 460C. Summer 220 Winter Min. - 300 C.Summer 120 Winter

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10) Contours - Steaf contours in the water body area, water body is below 16 m from main ground level.

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1. Entrance foyer

-

130 m2

Manager's cabin

-

23 m2

Directors cabin

-

27 m2

Maintenance engg's cabin -

23 m2

Staff Room

-

Meeting cum confereance -

80 m2

Store

-

10 m2

Training Center

-

92 m2

Books Counter

-

50 m2

16 m2

Gents toilet

-

25 m2 (2 nos.)

Ladies toilet

-

-------"-------

Snacks counter

-

16 m2

Handicraft shop

-

78 m2

Display area model & art craft - 78 m2 Library

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Computer section Security counter

-

38 m2

12 m2

Library Reading area -

250 m2

Toilet

-

8 m2

Library cabin

-

13 m2

Book stacks

-

32 m2

Paper store

-

25 m2

Jewellery section

-

120 m2

Sculpture section

-

120 m2

Museum Ground floor

Murals

section

Paintings

-

40 m2

-

270 m2

First floor Pottery section

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Armery section

-

121

Dresses section

-

64

Murals section

-

42

Handicraft section Photography section

-

Paintings section

64

36 -

178 m2

Restaurant Indoor

-

200

Outdoor

-

45

Kitchen

-

55

Store

-

24

Wash up

-

9

Gents toilet

-

20

Ladies toilet

-

20

Temporary Display area. 66 mt.

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Gents toilet - 23 m2 ( 2 Nos.) Ladies toilet ----------"--------Snacks counter 16 m2 (2 Nos.)

BLOCK II Shruti Center

Ground floor

Entrance Foyer Admission

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Incharge

-

15 m2

Multi functional Hall

-

G. toi.

-

16

L. toi.

-

16 mt BACK STAGE AREA

G. Green Room - 23 m2 L. Green Room - 23 m2 Store

- 18 m2

Reharsal room toilet

- 36 m2

- 14 m2 BASEMENT FLOOR

Scenes Display area - 560 m2 G. toilet

- 16 m2

L. toilet

- 16 m2

Incharge

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Store

- 16 m2

Audio Visual Hall

- 340 m2 for 360 peoples. BLOCK III

Rest House Foyer

- 15 m2

Adminstration

- 12 m2

TV Room

- 55 m2

Cards Room

- 55 m2

Reception and Record Room - 12 m2 8 suits

- 50 m2

Dining area

- 110 m2

Pantry

- 10 m2

Kitchen

- 55 m2

Store

- 10 m2

toilet

- 10 m2

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wash up

- 8 m2 BLOCK IV

Hostel Foyer

- 50

Cards Room

- 20

5 tv

- 9.5

4 ym

- 50

G. toi.

- 10

L. toi.

- 10

Incharge Room - 13 15 Room

- 26 m2 each

Reception

- 9 m2

Dining

- 100 m2

Administration - 40 m2 Kitchen

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Store

- 10 m2

Wash up

- 5 m2

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