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Architecture & Design Proposal - July 2018

Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh

SUBMARINE MUSEUM PROPOSAL | ENVIRONMENTAL CREATIONS



Architecture & Design Proposal - July 2018

Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh

©SUBMARINE MUSEUM PROPOSAL | ENVIRONMENTAL CREATIONS ©

VisualAuditory &

SpatialExperience

Iconic Architecturalelements & Spatial

Layout

Pools & Decks

“..acomprehensive

design”

Project Brief00

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VisualAuditory &

SpatialExperience


LayoutVirtual Reality

Requirements

InteractivePublicSpaces

VisualAuditory &

SpatialExperience

PublicAmenities

Large Live Exhibits:Kursura Submarine ,TU 142 & Sea HarrierJets & other large fibrereplicas & instruments

Food Courts Gardens &Promenades

Amphitheatre


Layout

Parking FacilityCurio Shops

Pools & Decks

“..acomprehensive

design”

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MuseumInteractive

PublicSpaces

VisualAuditory &

SpatialExperience

Themerelated

Entertainment

Large Live Exhibits:Kursura Submarine ,TU 142 & Sea HarrierJets & other large fibrereplicas & instruments


Layout

Areas for elite themerelated shows/ parties/

exhibitions

Virtual Reality

“..a fabulousstory”


Site

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• straight planes, creating vistas andsensible circulation patterns.

• simple and pure forms that can workflexibly in different site configurations

• Aims to incorporate landscape as partof museum experience

A Flexible primary architectural languageadaptable for different sites

Site Option(A)(Either by maintaining Rajiv Smriti Bhavan or not)


Site Option(B)Plot behind AU Convention centre

Option1 Option 2


OPTIONS FORINCORPORATING RajivGandhi Smriti Bhavan

The proposed building for submarine museum canbe worked out by retaining the existing structureand by making minor modifications.

Option1 Option 2

Area Retained

Area Deleted

Area Added/Modified

Option 2

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Option 2 Option 3

Area Retained

Area Deleted

Area Added/Modified

Maximizingperception ofspace:• A glass and steel

structure

• Water pools

• Double glazed walls

• Projection screens andmultipurpose halls arealso included.

Activeengagementwith SeasideLandscapeA building that fits into theseaside landscape andincorporates its vistas.

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Maximizingperception ofspace:• A glass and steel

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• Water pools

• Double glazed walls

• Projection screens andmultipurpose halls arealso included.

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Movement throughthe Vertical spaceUsing a building language of catwalks, bridges andramps to experience the building and view exhibits

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Millennium Park, ChicagoView showing how the park interfaces various urban

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Millennium Park, ChicagoThe park interfaces various urban blocks and integrates surrounding cityscape

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Building seamlesslyconnects to road

LightStructureGlass & Steel

ArchitecturalFramesFraming the city& sky

Continuous Rampgradually becomesexhibit space

Overhead naturallighting



BMW Welt and Museum, Munich, Germany


Continuous Rampgradually becomesexhibit space

Catwalks and bridgesgive comprehensive &overhead view ofexhibits & life in themuseum

Overhead naturallighting




Millennium Park, ChicagoThe park interfaces various urban blocks and integrates surrounding cityscape

Create a VisualMarker

Capturecity andseascapeviews

Align withexistingbuildings &exhibits

01 SITING The proposed building is sited such that it is in proximity to the INSKursura and TU 142, capturing views, encompassing the surrounding seascape & tocreate a visual pointer on the unpunctuated landscape


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WATERPOOLS

BRIDGES/CATWALKS/RAMPS

01 SITING The proposed building is sited such that it is in proximity to the INSKursura and TU 142, capturing views, encompassing the surrounding seascape & tocreate a visual pointer on the unpunctuated landscape


02 BUILDING LANGUAGE


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1. Entrance Plaza2. Main Museum3. Open Air Ribbed

Theatre4. TU 1425. Serpentine Gallery6. Tower/Windmill

(Optional)7. INS Kursura8. Pedestrian Subway9. Parking10. Reflecting Pool11. Existing Building -

AU ConventionCentre

12. Sea


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1. Entrance Plaza2. Main Museum3. Open Air Ribbed

Theatre4. TU 1425. Serpentine Gallery6. Tower/Windmill

(Optional)7. INS Kursura8. Pedestrian Subway9. Parking10. Reflecting Pool11. Existing Building -

AU ConventionCentre

12. Sea



PARKING

01 On site & Basement of Main Museum500 No.s for Cars & 2Wheelers each


Movement on groundMovement underground

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02 Underground Parking600-700 No.s for Cars & 2Wheelers each ifunderground basement is developed upto YMCAParking Lot

01 MAIN MUSEUM• 3 Floors of 16,575 SQ. Ft area each with themed sub galleries• A continuous ramp with restaurants/kiosks

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01 MAIN MUSEUM• 3 Floors of 16,575 SQ. Ft area each with themed sub galleries• A continuous ramp with restaurants/kiosks

03 OPEN AIR RIBBED THEATRE• Has a capacity of 1500 person (+ option to expand for 1500 more)• A tensile structure with exterior fabric


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02 SERPENTINE GALLERY• Total Length of 200 m with a 30 minute walk time

04 PROMENADE• Wide pedestrian stretches for jogging/walking & free movement of

people



A Museum Experience drawn from the landscape & urbanity of Visakhapatnam

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A Museum Experience drawn from the landscape & urbanity of Visakhapatnam

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AERIAL VIEW



VR Ride in theSerpentineGallery

• Ties the site and variouscomponents

• Offers a 30 minute rideanimated by VR/ spatialmedia displays

• 200 m Length with twopods to enter and exit

Interior concept

Schematic serpentine cross-section at various points


• Is cantileveredcontinuously by a series ofsteel supports with a clearheight of 4 metres fromground.

• Cladded with embossedstainless steel(weatherproof)

• 6m x 6m pentagonal cross-section that twists alongthe length

• Ducts provided in minimum50 cm deep clear spacebelow interior deck forservice lines

• Streamlined to let strongwinds pass

Interior concept

Reflective Surfacesmagnify sense of space & helps integrate designwith the landscape



Flexible interiorsAllow the museum to be partitioned & to accommodate new andexisting technology


Flexible interiorsAllow the museum to be partitioned & to accommodate new andexisting technology

Interiors

VR Experience of Piloting aSubmarine

Museum exhibits aresplit among threelevels of the museum:

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Flexiblemuseumspaceaccommodatescurrent & futuretechnology


Creating a StoryGroup exhibits thematically to tell a good story

How does aSubmarine Work?


Display of Actual SubmarineEquipment

SubmarineEquipmentMuseum

Submarine FibreModels & Gear

IndianSubmarine

History Museum

Cut-away Section of MainMuseum Building

Museum exhibits aresplit among threelevels of the museum:

Large HangingExhibits likeMissiles etc

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Mock-up spaces withequipment/ gear displays Infographic display

panels

SECO

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Creating a StoryGroup exhibits thematically to tell a good story

How does aSubmarine Work?

Life of an Indian NavalSubmarine Officer

50 Years of IndianSubmarines


Mock-up spaces withequipment/ gear displays Infographic display

panels

Scaled models ofdifferent classes of

submarines + timeline ofmissions

Display of Actual SubmarineEquipment

Badges of Honour

Drills/Disastermanagement/Social ServiceSE

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Sea World, San DiegoVR Simulated rides incorporated into theserpentine that narrates the story of theSubmarine through movement


Museum of Science + Industry, ChicagoAboard a re-created sub environment, climb through the hatch andexperience the sights, sounds and feel that was reality for the U-505's 59 sailors during wartime.


Museum of Science + Industry, ChicagoAboard a re-created sub environment, climb through the hatch andexperience the sights, sounds and feel that was reality for the U-505's 59 sailors during wartime.

A play of VR,Digital &PhysicalDisplays

Spatial Media animation


Victory MemorialREFLECTIVE

URBANMARKER

RECREATIONAL PARK

UNDER-GROUNDGALLERY

OF HEROES

Site Area: 20,000 SQ FT

• 95 m long sitesloped up to 2mheight.

• Length of plot usedfor a recreationalpark withwaterbody.

• Tower Height: 11m+ 4 m high minigallery below


CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1) AerialView of Site 2) view from Podium3) Reflective Tower element tocapture landscape 4) Waytowards underground gallery 5)Steps form dome of gallery+Ramp leads down to undergroundgallery

SUNDECKS

STEPPEDSEATING

ANGLINGPOINTS

BeachfrontDevelopment

PROPOSED COMPONENTS


The Submarine Museum acts as abackdrop for the integrated beachdevelopment on the Kursura Side

Schematic Section

Sea organ, CroatiaPROPOSED COMPONENTS


Scheveningen Beach, Hague

References

Main Museum

ContinuousRamp

SerpentineGallery

STAGE I

ProposedPhasingof SubMuseum

Landscaping

ContinuousRamp

SerpentineGallery

2 Pods

VR DisplaysSea Harrier

29,945 SQ.FT (MainMuseum) + 1,02,257SQ.FT (Landscape)

15,500 SQ.F (S. Gallery)+ 5715 SQ.FT (Pods)


Museum Interiors


ProposedPhasingof SubMuseum

15 CR 9 CR

* Indicative cost ismentioned

STAGE II STAGE III

SerpentineGallery Open Air

TheatreWindTurbine

SerpentineGallery

2 Pods

VR DisplaysSea Harrier

Open AirTheatre

WindTurbine

6,652 SQ.FT15,500 SQ.F (S. Gallery)+ 5715 SQ.FT (Pods)

37,750 SQ.FT


9 CR 5-8 CR 5-8 CR

Beachfront

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