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    The Mahatma Mandir Convention & Exhibition Centre in Gandhinagar, Gujarat was built by Larsen & Toubro and inaugurated in 2011. Spread across 34 acres, the complex includes convention facilities that can accommodate up to 15,000 delegates, exhibition halls, and the Dandi Kutir museum. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's principles, the complex has abundant natural light and ventilation. It has column-free air-conditioned convention halls, four seminar halls, seven conference halls, and exhibition space that can accommodate over 15,000 people. The complex also includes a Heads of States Centre, outdoor amphitheater, food court, and retail shops.

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    The Mahatma Mandir Convention & Exhibition Centre in Gandhinagar, Gujarat was built by Larsen & Toubro and inaugurated in 2011. Spread across 34 acres, the complex includes convention facilities that can accommodate up to 15,000 delegates, exhibition halls, and the Dandi Kutir museum. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's principles, the complex has abundant natural light and ventilation. It has column-free air-conditioned convention halls, four seminar halls, seven conference halls, and exhibition space that can accommodate over 15,000 people. The complex also includes a Heads of States Centre, outdoor amphitheater, food court, and retail shops.

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    The Mahatma Mandir Convention & Exhibition Centre in Gandhinagar, Gujarat was built by Larsen & Toubro and inaugurated in 2011. Spread across 34 acres, the complex includes convention facilities that can accommodate up to 15,000 delegates, exhibition halls, and the Dandi Kutir museum. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's principles, the complex has abundant natural light and ventilation. It has column-free air-conditioned convention halls, four seminar halls, seven conference halls, and exhibition space that can accommodate over 15,000 people. The complex also includes a Heads of States Centre, outdoor amphitheater, food court, and retail shops.

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    Mahatma MANDIR

    Gandhinagar, GUJRAT

    CASE STUDY

    `Submitted by;
    Gagandeep Singh
    Siraj Singh
    Introduction

    Client-Government of Gujrat
    Built by- Larsen & Toubro (L&T)
    Area- 34 acers
    Inaugurated-2011

    The Mahatma Mandir Convention & Exhibition Centre is an integrated development


    comprising of a Heads of States Centre, Convention facilities, Exhibition halls, an open-to-air
    amphitheatre, expansive lawns, Retail shops and easy access museum on the life & principles
    of Mahatma Gandhi and the 300 room, The Leela Gandhinagar.
    Inspired by the tenets of Mahatma Gandhi, this architectural marvel has an abundance of
    natural light & airy spaces. While the innovatively designed spinning wheel generates energy
    that helps illuminate the complex, access to the mound-shaped Dandi Kutir by way of a
    suspension bridge is symbolic of the Dandi March that played a significant role in India's
    Independence Movement.

    The Complex
    • An integrated development spread across 34 acres, comprising of Convention facilities,
    Exhibition halls and Dandi Kutir
    • Can accommodate up to 15,000 delegates
    • Convenient accessibility to airport, train station and ground transportation hub
    • Double-height atrium & pre-function areas
    • Safe evacuation measures
    • Storage facilities on site
    • Rest rooms with provision for differently abled delegates

    • Adequate parking facilities

    The Convention Centre


    A convention centre has column free air-conditioned halls with capacity to accommodate
    over 15,000 people at a time. Its theatre style main hall has capacity of 6000 people.
    Exhibition halls are built over 10,000 sq. ft (930 m2) area. It has four seminar halls (three
    having seating capacity of 500 and one with capacity of 1000), seven high tech conference
    halls and a meeting room.  Spread across 34 acres, it is one of the biggest state-of-art facility
    in India, uniquely designed to combine a sense of aesthetics, functionality and flexibility. The
    20,000 sq. of Convention and Exhibition area has an abundance of natural light and airy
    spaces and is equipped with energy efficient lighting and waste water management
    The Exhibition Centre
    • halls with extensive Viewing Galleries
    • Flexible, heavy duty floor for showcasing heavy machinery and other industrial / medical
    equipment’s
    • Wide alley back of the house service areas to aid swift movement of exhibits and
    equipment Other Spaces
    Other Spaces
    • Heads of States Centre to accommodate over 250 VIP delegates in multiple meeting
    spaces
    • Open air amphitheatre to seat 1000 guests
    • Gandhi Garden can accommodate over 2000 guests
    • Multi-level Food Court that can accommodate over 2500 guests
    • 16 Retail Shops to facilitate shopping requirements
    Schlussfolgerungen

    • Segregation of vehicular and pedestrian entry.


    • The site is being catered on all four sides thus providing different entries for each
    block.
    • The whole structure is divided into number of small building blocks providing
    breathing space between them and allowing natural ventilation to occur.
    • The green roof of the exhibition halls and convention space prevents direct solar
    radiations from sun thus lowering load on the air conditioning units.
    • Symbolic representations have been used to co-relate this project with mahatma
    Gandhi as the suspension bridge is being related to the dandi march this provides
    context to the project.
    • The open spaces between the buildings has been used for other purposes such as open
    exhibitions.

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    SNO MAHATMA IHC LIBRARY PROPOSED
    MANDIR STUDY
    1. Amphitheater

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