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Item Adventure training institute(AIKTC, 2021-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Khan, Ameema Shamim Ahmed (16AR06)This report shows the providing architecture for enhancement of extreme outdoor sports of institutional character. The objective of this course is to provide students with a supervised professional experience with in an adventure/extreme sports activity setting under controlled. The motive behind the project is to train and a center of attraction for tourism. Also place for enjoyment to the people of Bhiwandi, as well as nearby city. Its nearly covers all the major requirements of any extreme sports training.it is not only contains different kind of extreme outdoor activities, but also entertainment ,fun, and recreational aspects. By the research of to understand the context and character for urban institutions and as per corresponding activities with the spaces. Extreme/adventure sports are gaining popularity throughout the world specially in tourism sector as a part of adventure tourism sector. However, they lake in infrastructure facility, so, make this project for recreational, fun as well as training. As all of have some sort of different hobby. Extreme/adventure sports have scope to be pursued seriously as a career.so one need to develop expertise in it. The presence of the media (national geographic, discovery, AXN etc.).people have become more aware of extreme sports activities around them and people to plan an adventure holiday. There are number of career options to choose from, and by training people doing activities which under rules and safety. So, these specialists may work as free-lancer or many be recruited by specific agencies. There are also strong relationship between Economy and tourism.Item Architectural manifestation of music: Music school(AIKTC, 2021-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Thorat, Swastik Vilas (16AR28)Music has always played a very important role. If we consider all the societies and cultures, music being an art form which speaks about the evolution of that society or culture. If we look back to the history of Indian Classical Music, it has developed through very intricate interactions amongst people of different cultures from many years which can be dated back to 3000-1 200 BC. However, the evolution of music got influenced from not only cultures but with the advancements and improvements in the music in terms of notations, scale, rhythm, instruments, language, etc. From these advancements the concept of ragas evolved which can be found in c. 700 A.D. From c.1200A.D-c.1700A.D., various styles like qawwali, naqsh and many more other forms of music were invented. Eventually, gharanas which are also called as schools emerged which further led to the concept of performing and accommodation for the performers of royal courts who were accommodated by the royals. The guru-shishya parampara in music became more popular when the musicians performed in the royal courts in front of the people and the person who got interested in that style of music was free to take lessons from the gurus and staying with him at the same time. The performances in the royal courts thus further gave aesthetics to music. Thus, the gharanas gave music a new approach in terms of form and interpretation both in terms of music and architecture. The evolution of music thus did not remain confined to the notes or the rhythm but also started evolving in terms of the space and the quality. The old tradition of music has to be preserved as they are a very important part of musical heritage. But, the approach for the Indian classical music, especially the guru-shishya parampara which was earlier followed as gharana style is becoming very superficial. Also, the gharana style of teaching is not becoming inviting for large number of people because of varied approach towards music and the wide range of music which is getting popular nowadays. Also, the absence of royal patronage has also resulted as a setback. The mutual relations between the two art forms, that is, music and architecture will intervene a new approach where architecture will act as a tool which will express the art of music, especially the structure of gharanas, in terms of quality of space externally as well as internally which will increase the prominence of this style of school and thus provide a space for the gharana which are getting extinct in this date.Item Human centric health care: Role of architecture in hospital design(AIKTC, 2017-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Chogale, Heena (12ARC06)Healthcare buildings are to be designed as living spaces for patients rather than warehouses for the sick. It has to be remembered that a hospital is not a factory in which the assembly lines dictates all aspects of design but is a community in which the patient is fundamental to the successful working of the whole. Needs and expectations of the patients have to be visualized, analyzed and fulfilled. The hospital building should provide the patients a sense of safety, comfort, dignity and repose. It should also provide pleasing spaces for patients, families and visitors as well as imbibe the cultural concerns of the community This thesis is therefore intended to elucidate on how to create a healing environment in light of growing health challenges The aim is to have a humanizing architecture that can positively contribute to the healing process. It should make the patient enjoy the best of bioclimatic comfort. Healthcare Design must also satisfy professional requirements. The physical environment of the healthcare facility should firstly do no harm and secondly facilitate healing process Hospital is an institution providing medical and surgical treatment and nursing care for sick or injured people. In case of Roha there are no multi-speciality hospitals or proper health care facility in the vicinity. Based on the statistics of roha town it shows that the area lacks health centre to cater the citizens .As a result of this patient have to be rushed to nearby developed areas to obtained that required treatment .this is the major issue since it poses as a threat to the health and lives of patients that have to be taken to the nearby cities. Immediate treatment is not available. It is essential for basic and advance facilities to be provided with in the area to cater the patient residing in that area Hence there is a need of health care centre in the area, which will cater to the general public of that area and the people will not have to travel long distance for the kind of treatment needed.Item Inland passenger water transport terminal at Belapur(AIKTC, 2019) Prajapati, Sandeep; Sonawane, Rajat Rahul (11ARC34)Mumbai was a cluster of 7 islands, but subsequent land reclamation has turned all of them into a single land mass.Mumbai being a natural port with a sheltered harbour developed further into its own manufacturing centre, with the coming of the steam ships in the 1830's and the opening of the Suez Canal a generation later. When the Portuguese first arrived on the scene the main inhabitants of the islands were the simple fisherfolks known as the kolis, whose hamlets developed in coastal localities like Kolbhat or Colaba, PalvaBunder later known as Apollo Bunder, Dongri, Mazgaon, Naigaon and Worli. A shrine of their patron goddess, Mumbadevi, was built to the south of Dongri and gave the main island its name Mumbai. Now, it is the fastest moving, most affluent and most industrialized city of India. It has the country's busiest airport and port, handling 50% of the country's trade.Item Living with coexistance(AIKTC, 2021-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Deshmukh, Aarti Vijay (16AR04)In the rapid development of urbanization, along with the trend of globalization, the architecture and landscape have been affected by the arbitrary and westernized style. The loss of historical sense and blind imitation led to the decline of the regional cultural elements of the city. Traditional courtyard-space design is an expression of regional and national spatial models, it also means to awaken and nurture memories of history and culture, so it ought to have its attention in modern architecture. Traditional courtyard-space functions as a kind of space organization, strengthen the building penetration of indoor and outdoor atmosphere. It accumulates in the aesthetic perception of life experience from generation to generation, to some extent, to meet the aesthetic demands of people, which resonated with people. Its unique cultural value should be inherited and developed in modern architecture. The essence of good architectural design is to achieve not only the visual aesthetics and functional fulfilment but more importantly human comfort in the buildings. An internal courtyard in the buildings of tropical climate has significant effects on the thermal performance of indoor spaces especially the adjacent areas. As an open space within a building, a courtyard is a design element in most of the vernacular buildings and was originally used in the Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Tropical regions. The courtyards may be classified concerning size, height, depth, typology, and several planes making an enclosure. The size of the courtyard is defined based on the proportional area over which a courtyard extends. The height of any open space or courtyard within a residential unit defines its spatial character and use. Courtyards play a major role in guiding the sun and wind movements in the buildings. The quantity of wind and sunlight required its quantity, till what time… can be calculated by knowing the exact volume of a courtyard. The courtyards were and will be sources for social and cultural integration.Item Multifunctional tribal sports training centre(AIKTC, 2022-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Fernandes, Alister Pearson (15AR08)A Tribe is an Indian gathering which has specific characteristics and qualities that make it an extraordinary cultural, social, and sports entity. The idea of what comprises an Indian tribe and the actual idea of tribes have shifted extensively over the span of hundreds of years, yet certain attributes have remained. Tribal individuals in India are called adivasi. Adivasi is an umbrella term for a heterogeneous arrangement of ethnic and tribal gatherings considered the native populace of India. Despite the fact that terms, for example, atavika, vanavasi ("woodland occupants"), or girijan ("hill individuals") are additionally utilized for the tribes of India, adivasi conveys the particular significance of being the first and autochthonous occupants of a given area and was explicitly authored for that reason during the 1930s. Tribal people groups constitue 8.6 percent of India's all out population,according to the 2011 census(68 million individuals as indicated by the 1991 enumeration). The Indian constitution, taken on in 1949, included articles that called for preferential treatment to be allowed to Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes. People characterized as such get extraordinary advantages and privileges that helps countless individuals. Many groups have hustled to be delegated Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes. so they could get these advantagesItem Music gurukul: An architectural manifestation of music at Amravati, Andhra Pradesh(AIKTC, 2018-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Gilbile, Nirali K (11ARC05)Music has always played a very important role. If we consider all the societies and cultures, music being an art form which speaks about the evolution of that society or culture. If we look back to the history of Indian Classical Music, it has developed through very intricate interactions amongst people of different cultures from many years which can be dated back to 3000-1200 BC. However, the evolution of music got influenced from not only cultures but with the advancements and improvements in the music in terms of notations, scale, rhythm, instruments, language, etc. From these advancements the concept of ragas evolved which can be found in c.700 A.D. From c.1200A.D-c.1700A.D., various styles like qawwali, naqsh and many more other forms of music were invented. Eventually, gharanas which are also called as schools emerged which further led to the concept of performing and accommodation for the performers of royal courts who were accommodated by the royals. The guru-shishya parampara in music became more popular when the musicians performed in the royal courts in front of the people and the person who got interested in that style of music was free to take lessons from the gurus and staying with him at the same time. The performances in the royal courts thus further gave aesthetics to music. Thus, the gharanas gave music a new approach in terms of form and interpretation both in terms of music and architecture. The evolution of music thus did not remain confined to the notes or the rhythm but also started evolving in terms of the space and the quality. The old tradition of music has to be preserved as they are a very important part of musical heritage. But, the approach for the Indian classical music, especially the guru-shishya parampara which was earlier followed as gharana style is becoming very superficial. Also, the gharana style of teaching is not becoming inviting for large number of people because of varied approach towards music and the wide range of music which is getting popular nowadays. Also, the absence of royal patronage has also resulted as a setback. The mutual relations between the two art forms, that is, music and architecture will intervene a new approach where architecture will act as a tool which will express the art of music, especially the structure of gharanas, in terms of quality of space externally as well as internally which will increase the prominence of this style of school and thus provide a space for the gharana which are getting extinct in this date.Item Promotional centre for indian traditional sports(AIKTC, 2019-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Thakur, Marijali RThis research paper is an attempt to research on promotion of Indian traditional sports by identifying the relationship between the significance of body movement, social interaction and cultural identity facilitated by a space for sports. These identifications form the basis for articulating a design strategy concerning architectural quality in future space for upliftment of Indian traditional sports. The research paper focuses on strategies to revive and uplift traditional sports by means of architecture by designing a space exclusively for traditional sports. Can architecture help to revive the interest of people in the society for playing Indian traditional sports which are being forgotten day by day? This research paper focuses on two major objectives. First objective is that the study shall showcase the possible ways and opportunities that can help athletes associated with these underrated sports to excel and get fame and the other objective is to make the modern generation aware of their native traditional games and their importance in the society so as to shift their interest and attention from playing modern virtual reality games to Indian traditional games. This report consists of a theoretical study regarding future spaces for various sports and also talks about the scope and possible ways through which the Indian traditional sports can be given a limelight in the society which will have a subsidiary benefit of riving the cultural identity. The main aim of this thesis proposal is to provide a platform for the promotion, display and development of Indian traditional sports in order to protect them from losing their identity from the society. The project strives to safeguard, preserve and promote the Indian traditional sports, in a very innovative and broad-minded approach combining research, probable solutions and design.Item Rethinking understanding of vernacular into contemporary architecture(AIKTC, 2022-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Shaikh, Sumaiyya Faruk (17AR32)India ranks second with its largest population around the globe and are among the rapidly enlarging economies in the world and therefore our energy consumption is expected to surge significantly. Increased energy consumption will lead to more greenhouse gas emissions with serious repercussions on the environment. “Energy use” being the topmost contributor to global warming, an obvious way to alleviate climate change is to design low or no-energy use buildings. To do so, requires going back to the basics and scrutinize cautiously, the way in which the building design is optimized to minimise the potential for extreme energy use, as these vernacular architecture proves to be energy efficient and sustainable, although some of them are presently no longer functioning properly because of the change in the culture and environmental situations. Thus, the research aims to learn about the values, the importance of vernacular architecture and how one can still preserve those values and importance in the present time. What is the need of preserving the values from the past? Why is it needed in the present? How one can do that without imitation or without understanding the concern behind vernacular architecture. Considering the site in the Lalkhoti area of Jaipur. which is a Climate Change Resilient City, and is the area of of focus in the urban city limits which has an important influence of climate change on urban morphology impacting the ambient temperature which give rise to Urban Heat Island effect on these areas. So here there is an attempt to propose a Material Research Institute in an urban context on a large scale to explain how vernacular practises were beneficial and have positive impact on the environment with the backup of its principles being followed such that by preserving those parameters from the vernacular architecture into contemporary design in the current time, how these problems can be catered through architectural invention.Item Revitalizing precinct of historical structure(AIKTC, 2022-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Khan, Tariq Mehboob (17AR17)An historic / heritage site is a place where pieces of architectural, political, cultural, religious, or socio-economic history can be found. It can be any building, site or structure that acquires significance on a local, regional, national or international scale. As a result, such locations provide us with a vivid picture of the rule, culture, and faith of changing times that particular area embraced throughout the ages, thus creating a connection between generations, thereby shedding light on our ancestors and their traits. Architecture is deeply rooted in Indian culture, religion, and history. Once upon a time, India was known for its significant monuments and other historical structures. These vintage historical structures hold an important part in our history of human evolution. Each city has its own identity. It may get buried by intensive development and expansion of the city. For instance, Vapi city in Gujarat, India. Due to the rapid industrialization of the city, these structures were left unused. Many of these are on the verge of degradation. Therefore, now is the right time to revive these historical structures. Reactivating these spaces can be accomplished through small associate functions or architectural interventions. There is an urgent need to work on their preservation and reactivation.Item Revival of fishing dock in Mirkarwada, Ratnagiri(AIKTC, 2017-04) Prajapati, Sandeep; Pawaskar, Rameez (12ARC25)The fishing port may be considered as the connection between the netting of fish and its consumption. The purpose of the study is to identify the problems and redesign the program of a fishing port. This will upgrade the design the facilities like auction hall, ice storage, shades, parking, etc. are also included in the design. Tourism is also included in the design. The proposal is given by the government of India for the upliftment of the society.Item Sustainable approach to learning centre in urban fabric(AIKTC, 2019) Prajapati, Sandeep; Bhattacharya, Manali (14ARC06)A person spends 1/3rd his life getting educated at an institute we call ‘ school’. His childhood school experiences at such learning centres forms a major fragment of his personality and temperament. As we see in today’s youth – not only are they confused but also impulsive and impatient. The chief cause of this is the environment they thrive in. The space a person spends most of his time it has the maximum impact on his mental health and composure. When this space asks you to sit at one place for 8 hours straight and not make you wonder or ask question, this prolonged effects are corrupt.Item Transformation of bus depot at Pen, Maharashtra(AIKTC, 2017-11) Prajapati, Sandeep; Hasware, Adnan(12ARC10)Public Transport is mandatory and key feature in developing a well functioning and sustainable city. In Public Transport, Road Based Transport system is more accessible in Maharashtra as it is well connected from Rural Area to Urban. If Road Based Transport System is Crafted in Public Transport then the Need for Private Vehicle Reduces, Resulting in less Traffic Congestion, Low Co2 emission and Affordable Journey. A Bus Depot is the Spine of any City, as it Serve the most Basic Necessity for the City that is Public Transportation. Infrastructure Aesthetic value and Comfort Attract Passengers and Increase Ridership. And also network and fare of Industry which is second part. MSRTC is a Bright Industry in Public Transport Industry and is a reputed Brand Since 1948. To Maintain its Reputation, MSRTC has to Change according to the Modern Age, as his sister's Industry GSTRC and KSTRC Relying According to the Time. Because as Technology Changes, Customer Expectation also Changes by Time. Passengers Need more Comfortable, Good Functioning System and Facilities in their Daily Life. Owning to this issue, MSRTC regularly upgrade their fleet so as to suit the travel requirements of everyone. But this is not enough to get emphasized. Depot is a driving structure of MSRTC other than buses. Structural facility also have to be upgrade to relay good performance and get benefited of. And also Transformation in Depot Design is Necessary by which Depot Infrastructure use Less Energy in its daily Services and Earn to get Maintain, And also make Profit in Business by adding Various Asset's (Commercial) according to the Site Context to the Infrastructure.Item Transformation of bus depot at Pen, Maharashtra(AIKTC, 2017-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Hasware, Adnan(12ARC10)Public Transport is mandatory and key feature in developing a well functioning and sustainable city. In Public Transport, Road Based Transport system is more accessible in Maharashtra as it is well connected from Rural Area to Urban. If Road Based Transport System is Crafted in Public Transport then the Need for Private Vehicle Reduces, Resulting in less Traffic Congestion, Low Co2 emission and Affordable Journey. A Bus Depot is the Spine of any City, as it Serve the most Basic Necessity for the City that is Public Transportation. Infrastructure Aesthetic value and Comfort Attract Passengers and Increase Ridership. And also network and fare of Industry which is second part. MSRTC is a Bright Industry in Public Transport Industry and is a reputed Brand Since 1948. To Maintain its Reputation, MSRTC has to Change according to the Modern Age, as his sister's Industry GSTRC and KSTRC Relying According to the Time. Because as Technology Changes, Customer Expectation also Changes by Time. Passengers Need more Comfortable, Good Functioning System and Facilities in their Daily Life. Owning to this issue, MSRTC regularly upgrade their fleet so as to suit the travel requirements of everyone. But this is not enough to get emphasized. Depot is a driving structure of MSRTC other than buses. Structural facility also have to be upgrade to relay good performance and get benefited of. And also Transformation in Depot Design is Necessary by which Depot Infrastructure use Less Energy in its daily Services and Earn to get Maintain, And also make Profit in Business by adding Various Asset's (Commercial) according to the Site Context to the Infrastructure.Item Transition in space, between built and nature(AIKTC, 2022-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Serfarazi, Faisal (17AR08)In architecture there are many types of spaces, every spaces have their own sets of property which completes the overall experience of the space, some spaces are created for dedicated purpose and some are dynamic in nature, some are made to link the in between spaces which generally known as transition in spaces it is used for spatial continuity. To gain the knowledge of transitional spaces. I want to create a comprehensive learning which includes how they evolve, the way they evolve and layers, and examines their role and significance. There are many types of transitions within spaces that can be differentiated, in my research, I’m looking more particularly the transition from the natural to the built environment. Most of the people have lost touch with nature as well as its significance and its beneficial impact on our living, so this will be the journey of humans (user) through the perspective of Learning and admiring nature. In my study, I wanted to point out briefly about the connection linking man and nature, also the connection between nature and architecture, this learning is important to understand these spaces. They provide to the spatial characteristic of space, be it any setting or environment. Their role is functional, cultural, social,Item Women Crises and rehabilitation centre(AIKTC, 2021-05) Prajapati, Sandeep; Siddiqui, Sadaf Mohammed Naeim (16AR26)Crime against women is a serious public health and human rights problem with both short- and long-term consequences on women’s physical, mental, sexual and reproductive health. Crimes against women gets reported every two minutes in India. As many as 2.24 million such crimes were reported over the past decade. Rape is the fourth most common crime against women in India. Helping victim recover from the trauma is complex as there is need to assess the impact of counselling and understand the mindset of women. The project aims at architectural translation of spaces to the behavior and psychology of the survivors binding them in a community where the survivors will themselves be able to help the fellow survivors recover, thereby an attempt to create a Home away from Home. It focuses on various measures that could be taken architecturally to convert their Pain into Power. The program for the project is designed in a way to have a long lasting effect on the overall development of the survivors .The broad idea is to Unleash the Boundaries of the Formal institutional framework into an informal framework of activities giving flexibility and freedom to the users to use it the way they want to, thus making it more Approachable in order to help the survivors recover back into their normal lives.