Design Problem
The hospitality industry in Delhi NCR has seen tremendous growth in the past decade especially due to the recent developments in the regional suburb Noida. An emerging satellite town and a hub for IT, Noida has witnessed a huge growth in the business sector, but still lacks behind in the hospitality sector to cater to the increased number of business travelers.
Background Study
Economic Culture
The hospitality industry in Delhi NCR has seen tremendous growth in the past decade especially due to the recent developments in the regional suburb Noida. An emerging satellite town and a hub for IT, Noida has witnessed a huge growth in the business sector, but still lacks behind in the hospitality sector to cater to the increased number of business travellers
Economy drivers
Key Players
Target Group
As companies become more global, there is an increase in the number of employees sent to different locations to complete projects or to collaborate with other companies. Therefore, the primary target group here are business travelers. For this group, technology affects their productivity, as they want during their stay in a hotel to feel like being in their office. More than being wireless connected wherever they are, it is about staying in flexible environments that accommodate both their domestic and professional activities.
Design Process
Program Development
Scenario Planning
For the purpose of program development, scenario planning of the city has been done to identify the key issues and driving factors in order to generate a suitable program. In scenario diagrams, the main driving forces of the city are identified and plotted on the Cartesian plane and the driving sectors in each sector is identified. After identifying the most growth promoting region in the plane, they are translated into built forms and a suitable program is achieved that caters to the issue.
Relationship Diagrams
The business complex will have three major interrelated functions: 1) The hotel 2) The business center 3) The office block.
The basic level of circulation, access and interaction of different functions with their users as well as themselves are represented through the relationship diagrams below.
Program structure
Program relationships
Program relationships by user
Concept and Form Development
Form Development
Form evolution
Program articulation
Design Development
Circulation and flows
Separate entries have been provided for every use in the building complex. Three separate drop offs provided for hotel, business center and office block respectively. A separate service entry has also provided for the hotel staff leading directly to the back of house.
Guest Entry
Service Entry
Business Center Entry
Office Entry
External Circularion
Design Overview