SITE ANALYSIS

Submitted by:
BARCH. III YEAR
Submitted to : AR. Harendra bohra
AR. Furkan baig mirza
 INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT
HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL INSTITUTE DESIGN
AIM :
• To Design A Hospital And Medical Institute As Per The
Standards And Norms With An Understanding Of
Circulation, Area Division, Functioning And Services.
• The key challenges in the healthcare sector are low quality
of care, poor accountability, lack of awareness, and limited
access to facilities.
• To control the spread of diseases and reduce the growing
rates of mortality due to lack of adequate health facilities,
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special attention needs to be given to the health care.
 INTRODUCTION TO CITY
• Jodhpur, popularly known as “Sun City and“Blue City” .
• was founded by Rao Jodha in 1459
• the 2nd largest city of rajasthan.
• a popular tourist destination,
featuring many palaces, forts and
temples,
• The average elevation of the city from mean sea level is
250-300 meter.
• covering geographical area of 22850 sq. kms. 3
 LOCAL ARCHITECTURE
• Architecture of Jodhpur consists of historical
• monuments like Mehrangarh Fort, Ghanta Ghar 
• (Clock Tower) , the Jaswant Thada, and
• the Umeed bhawan palace

Mehrangarh Fort

Jaswant Thada

Ghanta Ghar (Clock
Umeed bhawan palace Tower) 4
 ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS
• Various elements includes CHATTRIS,
COURTYARDS, JHAROKHAS, HIGH
BOUNDARY WALL, JAALIS( for
fenestration). Etc. are clearly visible in JHAROKHA
various monument in Jodhpur.
• Jodhpur architecture is primarily
influenced by Courtyard planning.
• Sandstone is the locally available
material. CHAJJAS 5
JAALI CHHATRI

STEPWELL

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 DEMOGRAPHICS
● As per provisional reports of
census india, the population of
jodhpur is 3,687,165 in 2011.
● Males constitute approximately
1,923,928 of the population and
females constitute
approximately
1,763,237
● The average literacy rate of
jodhpur is 539,505.
REFERENCE 7
https://www.census2011.co.in/census/city/80-jodhpur.html
 NATURE OF THE CITY
• Jodhpur is a major regional road and rail junction and a trade
center for agricultural crops, wool, cattle, salt, and hides.
• The city has engineering and railway workshops and manufactures
cotton textiles, brass and iron utensils, bicycles, ink, and polo
equipment.
• Jodhpur is famous for its handicraft
• products, which include ivory goods,
• glass bangles, cutlery, dyed cloth,
• lacquerwork, felt and leather products,
• marble stonework, and carpets.
• Tourism is an important component of the city’s economy. 8
 CLIMATE
Climate type: 
Jodhpur the arid zone of the
Rajasthan.
 The 11.60 % of total area
of arid zone of Rajasthan is
covered by Jodhpur.
 The district also includes
some of the area of the
great Thar Desert in India. 
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*reference-https://en.climate-data.org/asia/india/rajasthan/jodhpur-2848/#climate-table
CLIMATE CHANGE OF CITY

JODHPUR CLIMATE SUMMARY 

  The average temperature in Jodhpur is

26.5 °C .
 Average Rainfall: Around 362 mm
 Throughout the year, temperatures
vary by 17.4 °C
 At an average temperature of 34.0 °C 
May is the hottest month of the year.
January is the coldest month, with
temperatures averaging 16.6 °C
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*reference-https://en.climate-data.org/asia/india/rajasthan/jodhpur-2848/#climate-table
 FLORA AND FAUNA OF JODHPUR
● 6948 hectares of the total reported
area of land use was covered with forests
in 1999-2000.
● The forest area is available around the
hills and is classified as any scrub thorn
forest,Thorny trees, clumps of kheemp
bushes and the thorny cactus can also be
found in the area.
● There are over 141 species of migratory and resident
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birds in the thar region
 GROUND WATER LEVEL
 Netra village - Bawari block
- Jodhpur district
 Well type - Partitioned
Neutral Zone
 PZHyd_formation–
Sandstone
 Total depth - 128.0 (M)

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Cause of Rising water level :
• Jodhpur town has peculiar geomorphologic
setting.
• Old wall city part is located on hill slope area
and in the base of the Fort hill ridge.
• The sloping land gradually turns to plain alluvial terrain
towards east, south and southwest.
CONCLUSION
Ground water level is high so we cannot go for the
basement. 13
 MEDICAL CONDITION OF JODHPUR
Population according to Census 2011 provisional,
Fertility and Mortality indicators in Jodhpur,
Rajasthan.
S. State/distri Population Crude birth Crude Infant alNeo-natal Under Five
No. ct Census Rate (births Death mortality mortality mortality
2011 per 1000 Rate Rate (infant Rate Rate
Provisional (in MYP) (deaths per deaths per (deaths per (deaths per
lakh) 1000 MYP) 1000 LBs) 1000 LBs) 1000LBs)

1. RAJASTHA 686.21 24.7 6.6 60 40 79

N
2. JODHPUR 36.86 23.9 6.3 54 35 71
3. JAIPUR 66.64 23.1 5.9 55 39 74

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REFERENCES: *Census 2011 provisional and **Annual Health Survey, 2010-11
● Population according
to Census 2011 as
displayed in chart :-

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 NEED FOR COLLEGE & HOSPITAL
● Currently, AIIMS Jodhpur is functioning
with 204 beds IPD. bed occupancy rate
at the hospital is around 95%.
● The total bed strength of ICU is 18 beds.
● Distance from AIIMS Jodhpur = 38.97 km.
● Distance from SN Medical College = 35.87 km.
● Distance from the MDM Hospital = 42 km
INTAKE = 1142
patients AVG OPD/day = 3046 16
● Distance from MGH = 38.6 km INTAKE = 1400
patients AVG OPD/day = 1225
● Distance from Umaid Hospital = 39.4 km INTAKE
= 650 AVG OPD/day = 1126
● Jodhpur’s population is estimated to grow at an
average of 2.4% per annum
● Estimated population to be catered around the
site (Baori Block population) = 208148
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CONCLUSION
• Jodhpur needs a medical college and hospital to
cater the rural as well as the growing urban
population of the city.
• With the institutional boom near the Netra village,
the site is well suited for a new college and hospital.
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 SITE LOCATION
 NETRA is a Panchayat
village.
 NETRA is under BAWAD
Tehsil.
 It is 38km away from
the city of Jodhpur.

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SITE DEMOGRAPHICS

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 SITE ACCESSIBILITY
DISTANCE FROM -

(37.7 km) (35.7 km) 21

 ROAD CONNECTIVITY
SITE
NH – 62
STATE HIGHWAY - 58
STATE HIGHWAY - 63
RURAL ROADS
NATIONAL HIGHWAY -
 NH-62 passes nearby the
site.
 Starting from NAGORE city
and goes for BARMER city.
 Width of the highway road
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is 18 meter.
 STATE HIGHWAYS -
 State highway 63 and 58 crossing each other.
 SH-58 starting from SOJAT city.
 SH-63 goes for BANAR area in jodhpur city.
 Width of both roads are 6 meter.
RURAL ROADS -
 Rural roads passes just front and rear of the site.
 Roads are 3 to 4 meter in width.
CONCLUSION
 Rural roads are option for entry and exit of services and
emergency. 23
SURROUNDINGS

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INDUSTRIAL CONNECTIVITY
CONCLUSION
 Catchment of
river can
provide water
in rainy days.
 Architecture
can be
inspired by
major
institutes. 25
 18.4km 9.8km

SURROUNDING 7km

VILLAGES 15km

Distance & Population

8.6km
12km
Umednagar: 1,072 5km

Khari khurd: 500

Basni Karwar: 503
Anwana: 3,051
Baori: 10,697 10km
Kasti: 2,723
Birai: 1,669
Gangani: 6,467
Conclusion: approx.
Gharab: 1,203 N
30,000 population is there in
REFERENCE:
https://www.census2011.co.i 13.5km
nearby area of 15-20km.
n/census/city/80-jodhpur.html 15km
SURROUNDING
ZONING

EDUCATION INSTITUTES URBAN AREA

LAND RECLAMATION AREA
RURAL AREA RESIDENTIAL
SITE MEASUREMENT AND SITE FORM

SITE FORM:
The site is in the form of
an irregular ploygon.

REMARKS
Site zoning should be
done with respect to the
irregular shape of the
site.
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SUN-PATH AND WIND-PATH DIAGRAM

WINTER
SUMMER
WIND
WIND
FLOW
FLOW
CONCLUSION- Being a south
facing site, proper consideration
has to be given while placing the
blocks so as to utilize the site to
its maximum potential.
 EXISTING VEGETATION

CONCLUSION- A number of trees are located in the south-west and

north-east direction. Shrubs and wild plants are scattered around the
site.These existing trees could be utilized well by creating landscapes
around them.
 SET BACK

Total Site Area- 735778 sq. m

Norms:-
Set backs:- 3m Front ,9m All side
F.A.R :- 3.0
Ground Coverage :- 40%
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=294311.2
 SITE CONTOUR

CONCLUSION- The
difference between
minimum and
maximum elevation is
of 6 metres.
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SITE PHOTOGRAPHY

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 SOIL STUDY

• The soil is RED DESERTIC SOIL.

• Like the desert soils these also developed aeolian
sand but under relatively higher rainfall of 250 to
400mm.
• The red desertic soil have a reddish brown and
sandy to loamy sand, structureless surface soli and
dark brown loamy sand to sandy loam ,weak subangular
blocky subsoil
Reference: https://insa.nic.in/writereaddata/UpLoadedFiles/PINSA/Vol44B_1978_4_Art01.pdf
 Soil Bearing Capacities
a) 32-67 t/msq soil bearing capacity
Class of Material
b) Load-Bearing Pressure of Sandy gravel or gravel is 5,000
(pounds per square foot)
 Foundation used in this type of soil
a) Isolated Pier footing foundation.
 CONCLUSION
• The safe soil load bearing capacity is 25t/msq .
• The soil at are site have good load bearing capacity .
Reference: Data compared from iit jodhpur
 SERVICES AVAILABILITY
OBSERVATIONS AFTER SITE VISIT AND LOCAL INTERVIEWS
No Sewage Line Is Available.
Project Should Have Its Own Stp
Ground Water Level Of Site Is High, Thus Tubewell
Irrigation Was Observed In Nearby Villages.
 Netra Village Get The Electricity Supply From
Neighbouring Village Bhawad
 At A Distance Of Approx. 1km An Industrial
Electricity Line Is Available. 36