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Iim (Indian Institute of Management), 1: Literature Study

The document discusses the campus design of management institutes. It notes that a campus' architecture, planning, and supportive environment can complement academic performance. An ideal campus is a closely clustered group of buildings within intimate pedestrian spaces, providing a quiet oasis apart from the normal busy world. Campus design patterns discussed include concentric, zonal, linear, and molecular growth. Trends in campus design include symbolism through built form and recreation areas.

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Iim (Indian Institute of Management), 1: Literature Study

The document discusses the campus design of management institutes. It notes that a campus' architecture, planning, and supportive environment can complement academic performance. An ideal campus is a closely clustered group of buildings within intimate pedestrian spaces, providing a quiet oasis apart from the normal busy world. Campus design patterns discussed include concentric, zonal, linear, and molecular growth. Trends in campus design include symbolism through built form and recreation areas.

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IIM (INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT),LITERATURE STUDY 1

The campus of a management institute is a unique place with special resonance. It’s architecture and planning has in it the power to complement the
academic performance. It is the supportive environment of the campus generated with thoughtful development and a set of fundamental planning principles of
the factors such as campus social development, campus population and the growth plan, residential accommodation, land use, environment impact,
sustainability, local community impact and interaction, transportation, provision of utilities and communication infrastructure that aids in the in-campus growth
and contributes to the overall community development.

FIRST GENERATION IIM’s – 4. PATTERN OF GROWTH


• IIM, BANGALORE  CONCENTRIC
• IIM, AHMEDABAD  ZONAL
• IIM, CALCUTTA  MOLECULAR
• IIM, KOZHIKODE  LINEAR
• IIM, INDORE
5. TRENDS IN CAMPUS DESIGN
 SYMBOLISM THROUGH BUILT FORM
LITERATURE STUDY INCLUDES:  DESIGN MATRIX CONCENTRIC GROWTH ZONAL GROWTH
1. CAMPUS DESIGN  RECREATION
CAMPUS DESIGN IS AN ART OF CAMPUS PLANNING- THE CULMINATING ACT OF
THOSE PROCESSES AND PROCEEDURES THAT GIVE FORM, CONTENT, MEANING AND
DELIGHT TO THE PHYSICAL BUILT ENVIRONMENT SERVING HIGHER EDUCATION.

2. IDEAL CAMPUS
THE CAMPUS OUGHT TO BE A CLOSELY KNIT, UNIFIED CLUSTER OF BUILDINGS WITH
INTIMATE PEDESTRIAN, OPEN SPACES PROVIDING A UNIQUE ENVIRONMENT FOR
LIVING AND STUDYING.
IT SHOULD BE IDEALY A QUIET COMFORTABLE OASIS APART FROM THE NORMAL
NOISY, BUSY, CONGESTED WORLD.

3. FORM AND APPROACH LINEAR GROWTH MOLECULAR GROWTH


 HOMOENEOUS CAMPUS
 HETEROGENEOUS CAMPUS

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AR. BHUPINDER PAL SINGH DHOT ABHIRAJ SINGH (15120001)
AR. AMANDEEP KHIVA RAHUL PANTHRI(15120033)
AR. MITAKSHI SHARMA
IIM (INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT),SITE ANALYSIS 2

CONCENTRIC GROWTH ZONAL GROWTH

LINEAR GROWTH MOLECULAR GROWTH

SUBMITTED TO – SUBMITTED BY –
AR. BHUPINDER PAL SINGH DHOT ABHIRAJ SINGH (15120001)
AR. AMANDEEP KHIVA RAHUL PANTHRI(15120033)
AR. MITAKSHI SHARMA
IIM (INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT),SITE ANALYSIS 3
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE SITE

CONCENTRIC GROWTH ZONAL GROWTH

MOLECULAR GROWTH

SUBMITTED TO – SUBMITTED BY –
AR. BHUPINDER PAL SINGH DHOT ABHIRAJ SINGH (15120001)
AR. AMANDEEP KHIVA RAHUL PANTHRI(15120033)
AR. MITAKSHI SHARMA
IIM (INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT),RAIPUR 4

SUBMITTED TO – SUBMITTED BY –
AR. BHUPINDER PAL SINGH DHOT ABHIRAJ SINGH (15120001)
AR. AMANDEEP KHIVA RAHUL PANTHRI(15120033)
AR. MITAKSHI SHARMA

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