ACADEMIC BUILDINGS Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institue of Technology (SVNIT) project by VMS vmsconsultants VMS has extended its horizon in the construction industry with taking on new architectural design of the academic buildings. Due to the scale of the project there were lot of on-site changes, VMS was ingeniously able to accommodate the same without changing the original design. An ingenious feature in the auditorium design was the staggered slab which was very cost effective. In the designing of the academic building a very important part is played by the buffer spaces which act as the interactive spaces for the students and the facility users. VMS has executed the Master Planning and Design of 8 New blocks to expand the mechanical engineering, production engineering and computer engineering departments. The new buildings include classrooms and workshop areas. Workshops are designed with large column free 18m spans to accommodate the equipment. Design of all buildings adhere to GRIHA guidelines with a minimum of 3 star rating. The design of Laboratory buildings enables a hands-on experience. The facilities are carefully designed to be accessible to the physically challenged. All buildings are planned for possible vertical expansions in the future. Keeping the biodiversity in mind good landscaping space has been provided at the ground level. This design facility is a very good example for Futuristic design with a very refined and modern Finishing. Team Members: Amit Rathod Prachi Garud Pradip Sheth Apurv Bokil Client: National Building Construction Corporation For Latest updates visit to vmsconsultants/buildings/ VMS is a reputed consultancy firm providing architecture, engineering and allied professional services for construction, infrastructure, industrial and property markets. Clients include Indian Corporates, Multinational Companies, EPC Contractors, Developers, Advisory/Services/Financial Firms & Government Organizations. 50years of Track Record
Posted on: Fri, 05 Dec 2014 13:40:46 +0000
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