Spaces in Resort

TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY

INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE PULCHOWK CAMPUS

A THESIS PROPOSAL ON DEISGNING

RECREATIONAL TOURIST RESORT FOR PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF REQUIREMENT FOR THE COMPLETION OF BACHELORS DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE

SUBMITTED TO:

PROF. DR. SUDARSHAN RAJ TIWARI THESIS COORDINATOR

SUBMITTED BY:

BISHWODEV BHATTARAI 064/B.ARCH./208 DATE: DECEMBER 16, 2011

Thesis Proposal on Designing Recreational Tourist Resort

TABLE OF CONTENT

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1. BACKGROUND 2. INTRODUCTION 2.1 WHAT IS RESORT 2.2 RESORT SCENARION IN NEPAL 3. INTRODUCTION OF PROJECT 4. JUSTIFICATION 5. 6. 7. 8.

OBJECTIVE SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS METHODOLOGY PROPOSED CASE STUDY,PROGRAM STUDY AND LITERATURE REVIEW 9. PROJECT OUTPUT 10. SITE ANALYSIS AND LOCATION INFORMATION 10.1 SWOT ANALYSIS OF SITE 11. PROGRAM FORMULATION AND AREA ANALYSIS 12. CONCLUSION A. REFERENCES

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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I would like to pay my deep respect to my professor Dr. Sudarshan Raj Tiwari for his valuable guidance and advice. It would have been a hard task for me to choose my thesis topic without his suggestion and I am pleased to have him as our thesis coordinator. I would also like to acknowledge seniors and friends for their worthy suggestions and advice. At last, I would like to thank all of them who directly or indirectly helped during preparation of this thesis proposal.

Bishwodev Bhattarai 064/B.Arch/208

1.0 BACKGROUND Nepal comprises only 0.1% of the land area in a global scale but is endowed with disproportionately rich diversity of flora and fauna; heart seizing scenic beauty; diverse culture; ethnic etiquettes. Nepal’s diverse and magnificent environment along with the 3


country’s hospitable and pleasant people has made her one of the major tourist destinations for world around. The diverse geology, climate, and biodiversity with in a short N-S length and variation in culture, tradition, built forms, and socio-economic pattern is a uniqueness of Nepal. One can experience scorching heat to freezing cold within 4-5 day trek, with a great natural and cultural variance, which is almost hard to get anywhere in any other part of the world as the climate here varies from Tropical to Arctic. Globalization has narrowed the boundaries between countries and people’s curiosity is dragging them here and there creating new from of social language, Tourism. Touring is a historic concept but it has not been half a century, it developed as industry and gained its pace to highly advanced state. Now, if we stare on present trend, tourism has been an essential part of local as well national economy. Countries like Switzerland, Thailand, Maldives, China, South Africa etc well known for tourism industry whose national economy rely in it. Dubai has forecasted 2030 A.D (1)to be the time when its all oil resources exhaust. Thus, it has planned to make it world’s prominent tourist destination by 2015 and creating architectural oasis with tones and tones of money on constructing marvelous, iconic buildings like Burz Dubai, Burzal-Arab, Palm Island so that people all around fly there to enjoy the charm of modern architecture. Thailand is well known for mall tourism, where foreigner goes for shopping, tourist goes Switzerland for ski, Africa for wild safari and so on. Nepal has also huge potential in this sector, as tourism is one of the major sources of foreign exchange earner for the country and accounts for more than 17.11 % (2) of the total GDP. The potential Culture and Nature tourism, which needs no extra infrastructural investment like in sports tourism and the trend of tourism in Nepal is also what I have mentioned here. There are two forms of economic growth caused by tourism, one is local which is due to internal tourism, and other is national due to international tourism. The current trend of internal tourism is so charming that few places like, Malekhu in Dhading, Ghale Gaun in Lamjung, Chisapani in Kathmandu are blooming due to internal tourism. But, at the same time if there is a point to upgrade the national economy, it has to be focused on international tourism where people around the world travel miles and spent thousands of dollars to feel the scenic and cultural beauty abroad. Planner and economist have realized that economy of Nepal can be flourished through tourism and with this fact, we are celebrating tourism year targeting to receive 1 million tourists by the end of 2011. The number is high in terms of accommodation that is available in current situation, hence, it can be understood that to meet this target in 2011 or some years later, it is very necessary to create sufficient space with proper facilities. There are very less number of resorts as compared to hotels and lodges and so, resort tourism is not so flourished in Nepal. Resort can provide versatile functions and amenities and we are not being able to have masterpiece resort to advocate all the demands, though some attempts made so far are insufficient.

2.0 INTRODUCTION 2.1 WHAT IS RESORT Resort is a place to spent holiday for relaxation and recreation so that, one can give dynamism to their leisure time. Oxford’s dictionary defines resort as place that is frequented for holidays 4


or recreation or for a particular purpose. One can go and swim in resort, can have lunch, can go just to pass time, plan an overnight stay and lit campfire, artist can complete their portrait, novelist can finish novel, a poet can create his poem and tourist can have charming stay there. A resort can function as a conference centre, as a meeting centre, as a banquette, as a restaurant, as a health club and various other functions. A resort could be day serving and night serving, and it provides the cuisine service. According to the new definition, ‘A resort is a full-service lodging facility that provides access to or offers a range of amenities and recreation facilities to emphasize a leisure experience. Resorts serve as the primary provider of the guests’ experience, often provide services for business and meetings, and are characteristically located in vacation-oriented settings’ (3). If we go through the history of resort, it dates back to Roman era where Therme serves multifunctional recreation activity and most popular among this is Baiae(4). There may be numerous form of resort like, - Sports Resort - Adventure Resort - Nature Resort - Eco Resort - Agro- Resort - Health Resort However, the purpose is same, that they all serve people and among them majority is foreign tourist. Resort being discussed here is self-contained one, and another form of resort could be resort town where facilities are dispersed with in a small town or area. So, if we go through the structural formation of resort then there are two types of resort; 1. Self contained of integrated resort A modern form of resort where one can have all the resort facilities within a boundary. All the functions are incorporated but the scope of resort may vary as we have discussed above, like a resort focusing on sports may not concern in health facilities, like wise wildlife safari resort may not pays attention to mountaineering. But, it is true that resort is self contained units, where it is possible to have as much facilities as a dweller needs. There are very few amount of self-contained resort in Nepal, thus, this project will focus on designing full self-contained resort. 2. Resort town: It is often understood as a traditional form of resort but this type carries essence of resort where functions and facilities are scattered in a small town, which focuses on tourism as its primary occupation. For example, Ghale Gaun, Ghandruk etc are resort town. A resort town may be self developed like Helambu in Sindhupalchowk, Namche in Solukhumbu or may be planned which is not found in Nepal. Resort can be classified into several categories and have guidelines to rate them, but according to service provided by them, it could be day resort with recreational facilities like, spa, sports, sauna, health and cuisine facilities with several restaurant, bars, and various other amenities. Other resort is that which provides lodging facilities with all necessary service requirements. There is a guideline stated by Centre for Resort and Hospitality Business (5) for resorts having lodging facility. This sort of resort shall, -

Provide one signature amenity or anchor attribute Provide five secondary recreation/leisure/entertainment experiences 5


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Provide one full-service food & beverage outlet Bed-base must include short-term or overnight lodging Minimum of 25 rooms or other accommodations (exception to minimum for properties with two signature amenity/anchor attributes) Emphasize a leisure or retreat-environment experience

The definition of few terms states above, Signature Amenities: Signature amenities are amenities, attractions, and geographically significant attributes that a resort requires to provide in order to be considered as a resort. These include, for example: golf, ski/mountain, beach/ocean, lakeside, casino/gaming, all-inclusiveness, spa/health/wellness, marina, tennis, and Water Park. For property-generated or fabricated amenities, they need to be considered full-service to be a signature amenity. Anchor Attribute: It is minimum number of amenities that a resort should provide in addition to lodging and cuisine facility. The minimum number of amenity is five, below this number; it is no more resort. Among various facilities like Health, Gymnasium, Sports, Library, Museum, Swimming pool, Educational, Dude ranch, Casino, Discotheque etc, it should have minimum of five. A mixture of various amenities, majestic hospitality, fantastic built structures and creative landscapes will create illustrative resort. 2.2 RESORT SCENARIO IN NEPAL After Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa conquered the Everest peak in 1953, mountain tourism rose aloft, and its pace has not slowed yet until today. Formal tourism developed in Nepal since two of these climbers dig the victory flag in the top of Everest, thus, early 50’s is the era of tourism development in Nepal. The inflow if international visitors pointed the necessity of accommodation and other utilities facilitating them and so, the development of hotels and resorts started and if we look upon the current numbers, there are all together 257(6). Tourist hotels and resort with rated standard. Hotels and resort for different purpose and the target group is also different but at the same time, they perform similar functions to some extent. Both are the units of tourism sector and primary service client is tourist. Tourists are the people who travel for recreational, leisure or business purpose. According to world tourism organization, tourist are the people who travels to and stay in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes. Nepal has short history of receiving formal tourist and it has not been more than half a century. There is three major purpose of tourism, - For pleasure: Pleasure means to enjoy, relax, and have satisfaction from the leisure time that is acquired through spending the money. People coming for holiday, trekking, mountaineering, rafting, and adventure are form of pleasure tourism. - For business: People coming for pure official or business work falls in this category. But we should note that, these tourists also requires proper accommodation, cuisine, and facilities along with pleasing hospitality. This may include the diplomatic visits. - For mix purpose: Some tourist may come for private business or official work, and extend their stay to visit some of the important places around. 6


Let us see the chart below showing the purpose of visit

Above chart shows that, major tourist come for pleasure, thus, resort could be a best possible arena to provide pleasing facilities and space for them.

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3. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT This is a thesis proposal on designing the Recreational Tourist Resort, for the partial fulfillment of Bachelors Degree of Architecture. This covers design problems related to resort and tourist space, from program formulation, site selection, case studies, literature reviews, research, and design. The project will try to incorporate all the necessary facilities and amenities and will be the largest resort in the country. With a change of time, the meaning of resort has changed and now it has been a commercial form of making money. Resort, proposed here, is also a commercial tourist resort, which provides hospitality to both internal as well as external tourism as it cannot depend wholly on foreigners, as there is seasonal variance in incoming tourists. The resort will be located in urban fringe, not very far from the core city so as it could serve urban people well and be their holiday destination. The good resort is that which plunge people, gives feelings of intimacy, and never urge them to move away from its boundary. Thus, spaces has to be planned so that it comply with the demand of both national and international visitors and standards to meet their demands. It is hard task to incorporate both forms in a same resort as there is disambiguation in social and economic pattern but that can be solved by classifying the group of users. This resort will perform multifunction, as it will have restaurants, Conference halls, Lodging suites, Individual Cottages, Heath Club, Curio Shop, Ethnographic Museum, Small Library, performance space etc. Besides this, it will have services like Parking, Receptions, Plazas, Tourist Information Centre, and recreational spaces like Swimming Pool, Mini Golf Course, Lawn Tennis, Natural as well as artificial landscapes and Space for Artists, Writers etc. If we see the present scenario, we cannot find all these activities in single resort, thus, it is important to know the management of all these activities and also we cannot take this sort of resort more far form urban fringe as target group is urban dwellers too. The resort will attempt to integrate the socio-cultural aspect of Nepalese society with contemporary spatial demand of resort and create harmony between them, together harmonizing it with site, and surrounding to fit it in context. One most important thing is that the resort will be focusing more on its services which are provided through proper design of spaces and at the same time, it will be concerning on the sustainability in architecture, of which the world is thirsty. The tremendous rise of energy demand has created uncertain future seeking a new form of design concept based on passive solar technologies and sustainability in built form. Building sector contributes 30%-40% (7). of total global energy consumption, which is increasing in rapid pace which need to be reduced and it is our duty to create efficient design, though we are designing a virtual project. 8


Thus, there is a multiple task to be performed aside design of resort, which are research on related topics, case studies, literature review on space, planning etc. Hence, it is a challenging topic to work in spatial planning to incorporate the formulated programs, Landscape planning, and along with sustainability in design.

4. JUSTIFICATION In present context, tourism in Nepal holds a great potential to establish itself as a significant means of economy. This sector has a great potentiality to generate foreign revenue, which can bring about immediate socio-economic benefit from small investments. A well-synchronized and planned resort, which caters the modern amenities as per the requirement of the visitors, is a present need. We can find many resorts here and only few of which are fulfilling these needs. In addition, most of the resorts are oriented to limited service focusing only foreigners and paying very little attention to urban haves. The multifunctional resorts are still absent in Nepal and this proposed resort will be one of the iconic resort with all resort facilities which will ultimately promote resort tourism. The fact that, Nepal is still deficient of required hotel rooms comparing to tourists inflow, it is said that, the present number of hotel can only hold up to half a million visitors in a year. The tourist estimated to visit in tourism year 2011 is far more that the holding capacity of available accommodation. Thus, if we are really upon the promotion of tourism, we may receive more than 1 million visitors a year, if not this year then probably the next, so there is still need of huge numbers of hotels, resorts, lodges, home stays etc. Viewing the present scenario of the world, the issue of eco-sensitive and sustainable architecture must be raised by the architects and we as a architect can alter the landscape and built form for which we need to understand and be responsible for its far-reaching consequences. The future is hard to predict but some things are certain. There will be rise in urban population in developing economies and an increase in levels of income. This project will pay its attention towards the global energy crisis and climate change though it is a worthless effort to give impact in global scale, but it will certainly create an example and impact locally as there is saying, think locally, impact globally. This proposed resort could be the masterpiece of all resort that are functioning today and will approach to give it global identification. The most important part is socio-economic impact. The society has changed a lot from traditional to modern and still in the stage of metamorphosis, from modern to post modern and Sanskritization through global interchange has not kept Nepalese society untouched. The economic influence of tourism in Nepal is noteworthy as is has established itself as a prominent foreign exchange earner. Before 1960’s Pokhara was accessible only by foot, but now the economy has boosted and people around the country are being pulled there (8).. Thus, 9


tourism plays an important to upgrade local as well as national economy so resort proposed is commercially acceptable. The creation of unique resort in a built form will be the landmark of valley and even of Nepal so that, it becomes place to visit. Resort tourism is well flourished in Maldives, and people go there just dwell around the resort area. Likewise, this proposed resort will be leisure resort with recreational activities, which could provide space for both internal and external tourist.

5. OBJECTIVES The main objective of this proposal is to design Re-creative Tourist Resort for the partial fulfillment of Bachelor Degree of Architecture. Specifically the objectives are to, -

Provide a recreational environment for the resort through varieties of facilities and functions. Provide hospitality for both domestic and foreigner tourists and promote tourism ultimately Promote local as well as national economy through the promotion of both internal and external tourism. The establishment of tourist resort will create the economic opportunities to site neighborhood. Also the local and national economy will boost due to establishment of multifunctional recreational tourist resort. Create an interactive ground for locals and visitors so that there may be interchange of ideas and cultural demonstration. Provide a space for official meetings and seminars in natural surroundings. Make analytical study of the functional requirements of resort and implement efficient design to carry out the functions smoothly. Respond to climatic and energy consumption issues raised by present day architecture through eco-sensitive design.

In addition, there are various objective related to achieving proper functioning built forms, that can be achieved through literature reviews and research. Thus, the objectives are to, - Study about the materials and technology regarding the sustainability in design - Study about energy efficient design - Study about passive solar architecture - Study about low cost sustainable building materials - Study about spatial organization and areal need of resort programs The ultimate objective is to attain unique resort design with all the knowledge and skills that is learned throughout four years of learning. The final design should be free from all the design problems and should be outstanding from all the prevalent resort in Nepal. 6. SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS:

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The scopes of the projects are, The resort with recreational facilities posses’ wide range of scope. If we analyze the present trend of internal resort tourism and need of leisure place, then it is acceptable to have multifunctional resort, which not only focus on overnight stay but also concern in day services too. For internal visitors, there is no trend of going hotels in weekend, due to their location on core urban area. They intend to go some distance far from city so that they can enjoy the environment and freshness there. Hence, resort tourism can provide best solution to internal tourism. For external tourism, it will function as a luxurious resort which provides all the facilities within its boundary so as to make their stay pleasing and exotic. It will help to promote resort tourism in Nepal and encourage foreigner to come here once just to stay in this very resort. Ultimately, it will enhance tourism sector of country. Resort can also be a place for convection and conference, and that depends on the quality of space they provide so that the convection, conference or seminar becomes more interesting and fascinating. The proposed resort will attempt to provide seminar space to meet international standard. The resort will be a place to gain knowledge regarding the green design, as it will apply integrated energy system. The limitations of the projects are, It will not focus more on social survey, research as this is an academic project, and this does not fall under the primary constraint. The project is concerned in built form so; there will be limited research and study on feasibility of project and detailed site suitability will not be analyzed. The project will not focus on structural analysis of built structures of resorts, although structural consultation will be made and it will not be sufficient. The project will not covers all the details related to green design incorporated, though research will be made and required level of detailing will be done to meet the architectural requirement. Detailed environment assessment will nit be done due to limitation of knowledge in this field and it is not our primary focus, as the project is virtual. However, some impact will be analyzed. 7. METHODOLOGY The project will be oriented to meet the requirements for the completion of Bachelors Degree in Architecture. Though it is an academic requirement, it will be based on ground reality. The following methodologies will be adopted in two phases to come up with the final design. Research phase - Literature Review - Case study

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This is preparatory phase for thesis project in which data, facts, spatial needs and requirements are studied focusing on the approved topic. We will study the present functioning and organization of spaces through case studies. All the findings gathered in this phase will be applied in our design phase. Design phase - Site selection and analysis - Program formulation and zoning - Conceptual design - Design development - Analysis and evaluation of output design - Preparation of architectural drawings, 3D views, model, report for final presentation This phase will orient itself on creating proper design of thesis topic selected where the combination of all knowledge gathered form research phase would be applied. This could be better understood from the charts below,

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8. PROPOSED CASE STUDY, PROGRAM STUDY AND LITERATURE REVIEW, It is very essential to know about functioning and spatial management of resort before commencing the design work, hence several cases on related topic will be studied. There are numerous resorts in Nepal, but none of them are likely to meet all the requirements of the resort proposed here. Thus, several resort will be studied and besides this, related program will be studied separately. Following case study will be performed, National Context - Godavari Village Resort- Godavari - Hattiban Resort-Hattiban - Dhulikhel Mountain Resort- Dhulikhel - Fishtail Lodge- Pokhara - Gokarna Forest Resort- Gokarna International Context - Leela Resort- Goa, India - Kiching Horse mountain Resort- Canada - Vista Mar Golf and Beach Resort- Pasific Coast, Republic of Panama Following program will be studied - Mini Golf Course of Soltee Crown Plaza at Tilganga - Swimming pool of different hotels and resorts - Study of integrated energy system in Zero Energy House - IOE, Pulchowk. - Ethnographic museum of Nepal Tourism Board - Exhibition Road. - Others will be studied as per necessity. Following will be studied in literature review part, - Time Saver Standard for Buildings - An Architects Handbook- Edited by Quinten Pickard (RIBA) - Architects Data- Ernst and Peter Neufert - The Ecology of Building Materials- Bjørn Berge - Architecture: Comfort and Energy, Editors- C. Gallo, M. Sala, A.A.M. Sayigh - Day lightening - Derek Phillips - Sustainable Design; Ecology,Architecture,and Planning - Daniel E. Williams, FAIA - Resort Definations and Terminilogies, (www.caribbeanhotelassociation.com/.../Research-UofMemphis.pdf) - Resort Design; Planning, Architecture and Interior – Book by Mc-Graw Hill. - Data related to Wind, Solar PV cells, and other green technologies will be collected from Center for Energy Studies ( CES), Pulchowk Campus and Alternative Energy Promotion Centre, Khumaltar 13


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Tourism related data will be collected form ministry of Tourism and Nepal Tourism Board. Byelaws and Building codes will be studied from books issued by Kathmandu Metropolitan City and Department of Urban Development and Building Construction. Other necessary literatures will be studied as per requirements.

For both case study and literature, internet is beneficial, so it will be maximum used. 9. PROJECT OUTPUT General output - Positive impact on tourism Entrepreneurs - Employment generation and increase in the life standards of the local people - Positive increment in the local as well as national economy - Establishment of a tourist resort with ample facilities - Sense of awareness towards sustainability in design - Exposure of the site to the national level for provision of better infrastructures Design output - Research in related topic to simplify the problems related to resort design - Iconic resort with multi facilities in well organized manner - Planning and designing resort with all indoor and out door amenities - Use of green technologies and environment sustainable design - Use of different design concept to acquire final built structure with proper interior and exterior complying with surrounding - Final product as complete architectural drawings, 3D’s, model, report and other supporting materials. 10. SITE ANALYSIS AND LOCATION INFORMATION

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Araniko Hignwa y Club Bagmati

Proposed Site

Location Area Topography GOOGLE SITE Access MAP Water Supply Electricity Telecommunication Sanitary

: Bhaktapur District, Sipadol VDC, Ward no-2 Latitude: 27º39’46.24’’ N to 27º39’36’’N Longitude: 85º25’54.93’’ E to 85º25’57.09’’E : 34129.48 Sqm, 67-3-0-0 : Slight Contoured form east to west, the total level difference is 32’ : It is 12 Km east of Kathmandu, About 10 min ride from Koteshwor. : No provision of water supply : 3- Phased grid from Nepal Electricity Authority is present : Provision of Land line Point form Nepal Telecom : No provision

Climatic Data from Wikipedia.org (Based on 2005 Records) - Maximum Average Temperature : 18ºC in Jan, 28.3º in June - Minimum Average Temperature : 1.2ºC in Jan, 20º in July - Annual Relative Humidity : 75% - Average Sunshine Hours/Day :7 - Annual Average Precipitation : 7.5 mm in Nov, 359.6 in July ( Annual Precipitation of 1124 mm. - Average Annual Wind Velocity : 5 m/s in earth surface, 14m/s 50 m above ground(9). Selection Criteria: The site lies very near to the traditional settlement of Bhaktapur, an important historical and cultural city. It is near to the core urban and easily accessible to both internal visitor as well as external visitor. There is abundant agricultural land, which is in verge 15


of transformation from its traditional form to building plots. Thus, resort development will help to maintain the landscape of the site and create greenery. The site being near to world heritage site and Araniko Highway, which is one of the major tourist routes, carries great potential on tourism development. 10.1 SWOT ANALYSIS OF SITE Strength Renounced Location Easy Access Sub-Urban, Heritage fringe Good Views towards North Green Hills around Free from Urban Congestion Weakness Haphazard Development and unplanned residential development Minimum Road Frontage No municipal Sewerage System No proper land management, infrastructural facilities Opportunity Iconic resort, unique identity all over the country and world Fewer Contours and no vegetation around No resort development in site surroundings Lack of Proper amenities and facilities available in other resorts Internal as well as external tourist as its target group Threat Political Imbalance and low tourist arrival Vandals and anti-social activities Change in government policies Market Inflation

12. PROGRAM FORMULATION AND AREA ANALYSIS S. N 1 a b c

Program

Capacit y

Multi Function Block ( Mother Unit) Reception Counter 4 Person 15 Lobby/ Waiting person Lounge 50

Area in Sqm

Nos. of Unit

Total Area

15

1

15

35 110

1

35 110

Remark

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Thesis Proposal on Designing Recreational Tourist Resort person 100 person

d e f g h i j

General Restaurant Central Kitchen for Restaurant Dry Store Chilled Store Waste Disposal area Dish Wash Area Kitchen Staff Toilet

k

Visitors Toilet Office Space

m n o

Waiting and Reception Chair Person's Room General Manager Room

p q r s t u

Deputy Managers Room HR Manager Room House Keeping Manager Engineering Department Legal Department Administrative Staff room

v

Accounting Staff Room

w

Meeting / Presentation Hall

x y z 2 a b

Rest room Utility room/ Store Room Store Keeper 1 Person Secondary Main Service Block Reception Counter 2 Person Operation managers Room 1 Person 15 Lobby/ Waiting person 50 Restaurant person Kitchen with accessory spaces 20 General Bar Person 20 Cocktail Bar Person 100 Discotheque Person 2 DJ control Room person

c d e f g h i

1 Person 4 person 5 person 1 Person 1 Person 1 person 1 Person 1 Person 1 Person 1 Person 6 Person 2 person 15 person 2 person

135 70 10 10 10 10 4.5

1 1 1 1 1 1 1

135 70 15 15 10 10 4.5

4.5

4

18

15 30 30

1 1 1

15 30 30

20 15 15 15 15 45

2 1 1 1 1 1

40 15 15 15 15 45

15

1

15

50

1

50

4.5 10 10

2 1 1

9 10 10

8 15

1 1

8 15

35

1

35

70 50

2 2

140 100

20

1

20

20

1

20

150

1

150

20

1

20 17

Thesis Proposal on Designing Recreational Tourist Resort j k l m n 3 a b

Rest room for restaurant

2 Person 10 Person

Rest Room for Discotheque Buffer Room For Discotheque Rest room for Staff 1 Person Utility room/ Store Room Informative and Learning Block 10 Lobby/ Waiting Lounge Person Reception Counter 1 Person

c

Tourist Information Centre,

d

Library

e f

Museum to reflect the sociocultural status of Nepal Control Office

g

Toilet for Visitors and Staff

h

Conference Hall 2

i

Conference Hall 1

j k

Toilet for Conference Hall User Curio Shop

k

Cyber Café

4

Main Conference Hall

a

Lobby/ Foyer

b 5

Rest Rooms Recreational Block

a

Squash hall

b

Gymnasium

c

Aerobics

d

Meditation

e f g

Barber/ Parlor Coffee/ Tea shop Spa

20 Person 15 Person 20 Person 1 Person 2 person 100Pers on 50 person 10 Person 10 Person 250 Person 50 Person 12 Person 2 person 25 Person 10 Person 20 Person 2 person 8 Person 1 Person

4.5

2

9

4.5 10 4.5 15

10 1 1 1

45 10 4.5 15

35 4

1 1

35 4

30

1

30

60

1

60

100 10

1 1

100 10

4.5

4

150

1

150

75

1

75

4.5 20

10 1

20

1

20

400

1

400

40

1

40

4.5

12

60

1

60

75

1

75

40

1

40

30

1

30

25 20 10

1 1 1

25 20 10

With Audio Visual Presentaion

2 in each

18 floor

including

45 Urinals 20

including

54 Urinals

18

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Sauna Snooker

10 18

1 4

10 72

j

Locker room /Change

1 Person 4 Person 30 person

30

1

30 pool user too

k

Rest Room 6 Person Common Accommodation 20 Unit Rooms Individual Accommodation Unit Up to 8 Group User Block User 2+ 1 Couple/ Honeymoon Block Child

4.5

4

18 pool user too

40

20

75

5

375 Kitchenette

40

20

800 Kitchenette

Family Block 4-5 User Staff Accommodation and Back House Staff Kitchen 15 User Staff Dining 15 User Wash Area Site Storage 10 Accommodation Units rooms 2 Rest rooms person Family Suite for High level staff 2 Family Generator and Battery Room 4 Guard House Person Total Area 10 % Circulation Space 3 % Structural Envelope Ground Coverage Total Proposed Built- Up Area

80

8

640 Kitchenette

15 20 5 30

1 1 1 1

15 20 5 30

15

10

150

4.5 80 30

2 2 1

9 160 30

10

4

40 5868 586.8

6 7 a b c 8 a b c d e f g h 9

For Swimming For Swimming

800 1-2 user/room with out with out With

175 6629

Note: All the programs and areal data are taken from general conception and brief study of Time Saver Standard. They are likely to change during design phase according to the requirements.

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13. CONCLUSION The project proposed here on designing Recreational Tourist Resort is an academic requirement, for the partial fulfillment of Bachelors Degree in Architecture, which is purely oriented in design rather than social surveys and research findings, so, this is not to provide new intervention and is only continuation of culture. However, we can see intervention in design approach. The project will focus on research, literature reviews, and case studies, which will help to gather informations and finally its application to designated project. The final product of this project will be an iconic resort in the arena of tourism industry, with all necessary architectural drawings, 3D views, Model, Report and other supporting materials and documents. The entire thesis project wills a challenge and opportunity to accumulate bunches of information regarding the topic. All those gathered tools and technique will be applied and project will harmonize socio-cultural aspect of community with form and function of resort The project will also focus on detailed site analysis and brief feasibility study, and tend to solve the problems existing there. It will concentrate to create better physical and socio-economic environment than what exist today.

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