Located at the heart of the proposed sky city, the site offers well connectivity and Accessibility making it suitable for Business hotel. Situated at the heart of Mumbai, a visual connectivity to the Chhatrapati Shivaji International airport tends to make an impact on the surroundings as well as the Built form, architecture and construction techniques. The bandra kurla complex serves as the major source of business in proximity. It encourages individuals to explore the vast stretch of Mumbai along the North and south thus providing a rich experience of the city. The essence of Mumbai is captivated within proximities, thus providing a rich exposure to implement Passive design features to Improvise the functioning of the Structure and making it sustainable.
The entire built mass is envisioned to be an integrated Green-design approach.
Screened off on east & west sides with a contemporary interpretation.
Day lighting is achieved through North-South orientations and a central courtyard running through WEST-EAST allows wind circulation to be carved off the total massing.
A series of interconnected building volumes that stagger off as arms of the main edge buildings allow for Public and Semi-Private spaces.
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A primitive yet a new technology integrated in bioskin uses circulation of rainwater through ceramic tubes. Porous ceramic pipes are made with soil. The rainwater collected from the surface of the rooftop stored in the underground storage tank, is pumped up and circulated throughout the pipes that are connected in a square form The rainwater penetrates the porous ceramic and then evaporates from the pipe surface, thereby cooling the surrounding air and the built structure., Rainwater is not discharged into sewage immediately, but is retained on the outer surface of the building for evaporation. Excess water is impregnated in the soil of the premise as much as possible. This will result in the normalization of the water cycle and reduction in load on the sewage infrastructure in the urban environment
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