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Architecture
Incremental Housing, Baprola
Amity School of Architecture and Planning
India
Project idea
Incremental Housing is a step by step process which goes by different names (starter house, phase development house, owner driven house) but fundamentally, incremental housing is an integral urban development process, building housing communities and citizens.
Project description
Site Location: Baprola, New Delhi
Site area: 25,414 sqm
AIM:
To design an affordable housing using the principals of incremental design in order to make the dwelling units more affordable for Lower Income Group (LIG)
OBJECTIVE:
1. A system of modural units that can be expanded thought time.
2 To design a hybrid of cluster court and row housing to build thorugh shared spaces.
Technical information
Site area: 25,414 sqm
Ground Coverage: 5,916 sqm (22%)
Built up: 35,808 sqm
F.A.R: 1.4
Density: 480 D.U/hec.
E.C.S : 0.5/100 sqm
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