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CASE STUDY: SELECT CITYWALK

 Location- Saket District Centre, South Delhi


• Type : Mixed use commercial
• Plot Area- 15,884.5 Sq. Mt
• Built up area-62,862.32 Sq. Mt.
• Commercial Area – 24,281 Sq. Mt.
• Retail Area (Multiplex & Mall) – 8498.3 Sq. Mt.
• Landscaped Area – 15782 Sq. Mt.
 It comprises of a retail podium,cinemas,an office building and service apartments.

PLANNING CONCEPT

The planning of the select citywalk is divided into 4 categorization1.

1. Family & tradition space

2. Celebration (centre-sage)

3. High-voltage (youth)

4. Open plaza/ Landscaped area (ground floor)

CIRCULATION ENTRANCES

• There were 2 main entrances to the mall.

• One from the front & 2nd from the rear side.
• On the front side, 4 main entries were present.

• Passage Running on one side of L-shape building, is

1. 2.5m wide

2. Distance between columns- 6m

3. Column size-600x450

BASEMENT PARKING SERVICE

• 1300 cars can be parked in 3 different floors of basement at one time.

• Basement 1- Offices, Parking for 370 cars, Loading & unloading area, Garbage disposal area

• Basement 2- Parking 470 cars

• Basement 3- Parking 270 cars

• Basement height- 3.5m

• Grid 6x6m

• BASEMENTS =41578.5 sq.m (3L VLS)

• There were two separate entries which were connecting to the parking, from ground floor. One was
used for general entry of cars & The other was used by service vehicles

BASEMENT SERVICES

It includes

A. Fire fighting equipment's

B. Emergency exits

C. Loading & unloading area

D. Garbage Collection area

There were 4 lifts which were connecting basement to upper floors.

• Toilets and locker rooms Provided for the drivers.

• Signage are clearly marked in the basement.

• Throughout the basement, fire fighting equipment's like sprinklers, Fire hose reel, Fire extinguishers
were present
GARBAGE AREA

Composting Area Segregation Area Segregated waste for recycling

• The waste from restaurants was collected in basement, through shaft.

• There were 3 separate areas, which were dividing the waste intodifferent categories.

• After separation, waste is dispose of through garbage trucks.

ATRIUM

Oval shaped Atrium present at the entrance of Mall.

Atrium covered with light membrane sheet of polycarbonate.

Around the atrium, Shops are located.

Below atrium space is used for performance or exhibition

FOOD COURT

• Situated on 2nd floor

• Open terrace area was included with the food court, thus utilising the terrace

• Seating capacity- 200 person

• ATM placed at a distance of 100m

KIOSKS

• Centrally placed at the corridor.

• Segregating corridors in two ways.

DOME

• G+7

• Top two floors used for services (washrooms, changing room)

• 5th floor assigned to fitness club


• 4th floor assigned to Buddha Bar (both 4th & 5th are not a part of SCW mall)

• 3rd floor- Children's play area & Restaurant area.

• Height 33m

• Balcony projected at the 4th floor, which was BAR

SERVICES

3 Escalators

6 Fire staircases

4 Lift lobby, comprises 2 lifts each Capcaity-12

Total 86+ fire hydrants chamber

Sprinklers placed at 2.6 m apart

WASHROOM

There were 2 washrooms present on each floor.

Each washroom comprises of

• 5 washbasins

• 6 urinals

• 6 cubical

• Hand dryer

• Handicapped washroom

Total Area- 5mx8m

PVR CINEMA

Beside the mall building, cinema is connected by a bridge from 1st floor.

Road width- 20m

Parking for cinema is same as for Mall


• Size of plot 36x36m

• G+2

• Multiplex consists of six cinemas

• 2 - Gold class

• 4 - premier class.

• Main entry is through a bridge which connects the cinema & mall building from first floor.

• 1.5m wide staircase

• Gold class capacity- 40

• Premier class capacity- 420, 370, 120

E- Area Dedicated To Food Court

D- Staircase to help In evacuation in case of fire emergency

C- Harsh south/southwest sun is dealt with by giving a buffer space(ramp)

B- Curtain glazing on north side.

A- Adequate Measures for convenience of Handicaps

AREA STATEMENT

BASEMENTS =41578.5(3L VLS) +6075(3L VLS =47653.5 SQ.M

GROUND FLOOR =9622.345+ 1756.46(MULTIPLEX) =11378.81 SQM


FIRST FLOOR =10803.323+2012.72 (MULTIPLEX) =12816.043 SQ.M

SECOND FLOOR =6568.06 SQ.M

THIRD FLOOR =2921.226 SQM

FOURTH FLOOR =2776.216 SQM

FIFTH FLOOR =2467.621 SQM

SIXTH FLOOR =2268.241 SQM

SEVENTH FLOOR =1948.80 SQM

FOYER AREA IN MULTIPLEX= 825.29 SQ.M

TOTAL WITHOUT BASMENTS =43970.307 SQM

TOTAL WITH BASEMENTS =91623.807 SQM


Shopping Mall – Case Study
Estimated Annual Monetary Savings of 25.54 Lakh Rs
Payback Period of 17 Months
Reduced Carbon Footprint per Year of 309.42 Tonnes of CO 2

Estimated Annual Energy Savings of 442031.2 kWhr

Shopping malls vary in their size and amount of lighting & air-conditioning used. But the following
sample calculation should point you in the right direction:

Assume 100 shops (counting the equivalent of all areas), and assume on average each shop uses 2
kW with A/C. Further assume the mall and the shops open for 12 hours a day.

So daily power consumption = 2 x 100 x 12 = 2400 kWh. Each kWh (i.e. ‘unit of electric power’)
costs at least around Rs 8/- at commercial rates.

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