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    The National Institute of Fashion Technology in New Delhi was designed by Stein. Doshi & Bhalla and completed in 1986. It covers nearly the entire 11,560 square meter site, leaving little green space. The building is oriented along a northwest-southeast axis to maximize sunlight and breeze. It uses a frame structure with waffle slabs to provide column-free indoor spaces. Academic areas are grouped into clusters around a central sunken courtyard to promote activity and a lively environment.

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    The National Institute of Fashion Technology in New Delhi was designed by Stein. Doshi & Bhalla and completed in 1986. It covers nearly the entire 11,560 square meter site, leaving little green space. The building is oriented along a northwest-southeast axis to maximize sunlight and breeze. It uses a frame structure with waffle slabs to provide column-free indoor spaces. Academic areas are grouped into clusters around a central sunken courtyard to promote activity and a lively environment.

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    The National Institute of Fashion Technology in New Delhi was designed by Stein. Doshi & Bhalla and completed in 1986. It covers nearly the entire 11,560 square meter site, leaving little green space. The building is oriented along a northwest-southeast axis to maximize sunlight and breeze. It uses a frame structure with waffle slabs to provide column-free indoor spaces. Academic areas are grouped into clusters around a central sunken courtyard to promote activity and a lively environment.

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    NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY STUDIES,

    NEW DELHI
    W
    PROJECT - NIFT, NEW DELHI
    OWNERSHIP - MINISTRY OF TEXTILES, GOVT OF INDIA.
    ARCHITECT - STEIN. DOSHI & BHALLA.
    SITE AREA - 11,560 SQ MT. (3 acre)
    BUILT UP AREA - 13,570 SQ MT. (INCLUDING BASEMENT)
    LOCATION - HAUZ KHAS NEW DELHI.
    YEAR OF COMPLETION – 1986
    N
    INTRODUCTION E
    The building covers almost the entire site leaving very less green area. GROUND FLOOR PLAN
    An Institute For Fashion Education to encourage the fast – Growing Garment • The plan follows the site boundary with a setback of 6m maintaining its character.
    Industry and of Provide education in clothing design as a service to the Ready • The opening are designed such that they maintain a visual unity in their form and
    – made garment industry. proportion.
    • Academic clusters have been grouped together to form units comprising class rooms,
    labs, common lobby, and service spaces.

    LOCATION Different blocks acquire different shapes and


    forms depending upon the functions they are accommodating.
    The institute is situated in the Hauz Khas institutional zone. It Permeability of the blocks, due to accessibility from all the sides.
    The building blocks are concentrated around the sunken court
    lies on the way to Asian Games Village from green park. thus generating activity and creating lively environment FIRST FLOOR PLAN
    Access is from north east and south west side of the campus

    ORIENTATION
    Building is aligned with its long sides
    along NW and SE axis, facilitating good
    exposure to the sun and breeze, at times
    causing glare. Openings for Light and
    ventilation have been sacrificed for aesthetic Narrow corridor of administration Labs are south west oriented
    considerations thanclimatic comfort block end up at toilet blocks on both sides which causes glare
    SECOND FLOOR PLAN

    STRUCTURE Flat land with artificial contours.


    This complex is based on frame structure • Proper segregation of functions as building blocks are places in certain set of zones
    - square module has been followed up.. which is determined by the function character of the building block.
    The roofing is done with waffle slabs • The planning revolves around the two courtsthe sunken cover with
    (1.7mx1.7m) thus providing a column a stepped kund and the amphitheatre.
    free space of 6.85 sq.m The external • Although apart from the zonal green there is not any substantial
    thickness Acts as adequate sun protection green area to be landscaped, the institute gives a feeling of richly landscaped environment.
    for the Windows, providing insulation. • Two types of circulation pedestrian and vehicular

    THIRD FLOOR PLAN

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