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Case Study - Nift Bangalore

This case study summarizes the NIFT campus located in Bangalore, India. The 4.5 acre campus was completed in 2001 at a cost of 25 crore rupees. It follows a radial/circular design concept based around a golden spiral layout. The campus contains several academic blocks with classrooms and labs, as well as hostel blocks, administrative areas, and recreational spaces like a gym and courtyard. While the radial design successfully separates academic and residential areas, it fails to fully protect student privacy due to the location of the single play area.

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Case Study - Nift Bangalore

This case study summarizes the NIFT campus located in Bangalore, India. The 4.5 acre campus was completed in 2001 at a cost of 25 crore rupees. It follows a radial/circular design concept based around a golden spiral layout. The campus contains several academic blocks with classrooms and labs, as well as hostel blocks, administrative areas, and recreational spaces like a gym and courtyard. While the radial design successfully separates academic and residential areas, it fails to fully protect student privacy due to the location of the single play area.

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  • Case Study Overview: NIFT Bangalore
  • Building Blocks Layout
  • Additional Campus Structures

CASE STUDY – NIFT BANGALORE

INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
•project : NIFT, BANGALORE
•Ownership : ministry of
textiles
•Architect : STUP consultants
pvt.ltd
•site area : 4.5 acres
• cost : 25 crore•Locations :
C.A. Site # 21 , sector
1,27th , main, HSR
• year of completion : 2001

CONCEPT
CONCEPT
• this complex is based on
frame structure - circular
module has been followed
• A golden spiral is a
logarithm spiral whose
ZONING
ZONING
growth factor is - the golden
ratio . That is a golden spiral
gets wider ( or further from
its origin ) by a factor of for
every quarter turn it makes

COURSES
COURSES OFFERED
OFFERED

BACHELOR PROGRAMMES : Some of the spaces are converted into green spaces not because of design need but only to
B.Des – Design fill the waste spaces
• fashion design 30
• Accessory Design 30
• textile design 30
• knitwear Design 30
• Fashion communication
30
BACHELOR PROGRAMS:
B.F.Tech = technology
• apparel production 32
MASTER PROGRAMMES
• master of fashion
management (M.F.M) 32
• master of fashion
technology ( M. F . Tech ) 31 Radial planning of classrooms successfully segregate the private part from the public
The zoning is sensible in concern with the walking distance by putting all the academic
section on one side of the oval and the girls hostel to the other side
KEY
KEY DISTANCES
DISTANCES
• nearest bus stop - BBMP is
at a distance of 400 m
• Bangalore railway station is
at a distance of 14.4 km

Site contour is managed very


well and OAT in the middle
segregates the public area
from girl’s hostel but still
design fails to protect the
privacy of the girls hostel
because of the only play area
provided in the front
BLOCK A : ADMIN AND FACULTY
BLOCK BLOCK B – ADMIN AREA
Block A consists of offices, meeting halls, storage Block B consists of classrooms, labs, studios, locker
spaces and seminar halls.it is a 3 storey building rooms and staff room area
with lower floor, ground floor and first floor

BLOCK C

Block C consists of various labs and the gym area. It


has a central courtyard which acts as an interaction
space for students

BLOCK D

Block D consists of labs, workplaces and canteens


with a terrace and courtyard as recreational spaces
BLOCK G
New building block consists of classrooms, display
halls and areas

BLOCK E AND F
Block E and F are hostel blocks rising upto 5 floors

BLOCK H & I
Amphitheatre and auditorium

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