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    This document provides guidelines for shopping mall architecture and design. It discusses planning criteria like structural models and widths, types of stores and their typical sales areas and ratios, as well as general design considerations like column spacing, clear heights, and parking requirements. It also outlines criteria for circulation areas, ramps, restrooms, and cafeterias/waiting areas to ensure accessibility and comfort for customers.

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    Architecture Design

    Library study of Shopping Mall

    Submitted by –dixit sharma


    (mau15uar005)
    Shopping Mall:-
    • A Shopping mall is a complex of retail store end
    related facilities planned as a unified group to give
    maximum shopping convenience to the customer and
    the maximum exposure to the merchandise.
    • Principal of Planning :-
    • 1)Convenience and comfort for the coustomer.
    • 2)Simple and direct pedestrian shopping routes with
    minimum obstruction.
    PLANNING CRITERIA :-
    STRUCTURAL MODELS WIDTH(M) NOTES
    Small shops 5.3 to 6.0 Mostly 5.4m
    Large space user 7.3 to 9.2 Depending on beam depth. Single-
    storey buildings- larger spans

    TYPE SALES AREA SALES AREA RATIO


    SMALL SHOPS Less then 280m2 sales area 45:55
    DEPARTMENTAL STORES 10000 to 20000 m2 45:55
    VARIETY STORES 500 to 15000m2 50:50
    SUPER MARKET 1000 to 2500m2 60:40
    SUPER STORE 5000 to 1000 m2 of selling space
    HYPERMARKETS Atleast 2500m2 sales floor 60:40
    SHOPPING CENTERS 25000&500000m2
     
    GENERAL DESIGN AND PLANNING CRITERIA

    • Column Spacing-
    • Often used spaces are 20, 25 and 30 ft, with the last themost
    flexible.
    • Clear Heights-
    • These vary from 10 to 14 ft or more, with 12ft a good
    average .Above this clear height ,there must be adequate
    space for air-conditioning ducts, recessed lights, structural
    system, etc.
    Parking system-
    1)Parking should be within 30 meters of the the building.
    2)To accessible parking lots with dimension 3600mm X 5000mm.
    3) International symbol of accessibility painted on the ground and also
    on assign post/board.
    4) Directional signs guiding people to the accessible parking.
    5) Wheel stoppers to be provided.

    CAR PARKING ECS PER 100m2


    SUPERMARKETS 10
    SHOPPING CENTER 45
    PARKING PLAN:-
    Store sizes & layouts-
    • 12 to 15 ft wide by 50 to 60 ftlong in large cities ; and15 to 18 ft. wide
    by 60 to 80 ft long in smaller cities .Basements 8 to 9 ft high, in the
    clear, permit economical stock storage .Ground floors are preferably
    approximately 12 ft high If no mezzanine is included ; mezzanines at
    least 7 ft6 inch above floor level will accommodate most fixture
    heights. Height from mezzanine floor to ceiling may be as low as 6 ft6
    in . if used for service space only 7 ft is the preferred minimum for
    public use .
    CIRCULATION AREA

    • Corridors should have an unobstructed width of 1800mm.


    • Level differences should be beveled. Thresholds and gratings should
    not be more that 10mm.
    • Protruding objects (more that 100mm form
    • the wall) to be placed either in a niche or above 2100mm form the
    floor.
    • Open spaces below ramps, escalator and
    • stairs should be blocked out completely by protective guard rails,
    raised curbs or marked with a tactile surface.
    • Cafeteria/Waiting Area
    • i.The foyers are subdivided into actual foyer, cafeteria and a smoking area. An area
    • of foyer should be 0.8-2.0 m²/ spectator.
    • • Restrooms
    • i. Bathrooms should have a minimum of one fixture for every 25 people; these
    • should be allocated 65% for women and 35% for men.
    • ii.Rest rooms should be distributed in proportion to the seats at each level of the
    • cinema and also must provide accessible fixtures compliance with applicable codes
    • and regulations
    • iii.People should not have to travel more than one level up or down to get to the
    • restroom.
    • iv.Minimum width of 120cm for handicapped fixture inside the restrooms plus
    • handrails located on each wall.
    RAMPS

    • • FOR CARS
    • Slope 1:10
    • • FOR PEOPLE
    • Slope 1:12-14
    • • FOR HANDICAPPED
    • Slope 1:16-18

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