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LITERATURE STUDY

•GALLERY•MINITHEATRE•AUDIOVISUAL ROOM•BLACKBOX ROOM

MelissaDeeptiShani

ShalakhaHelena



Kansas City ArtInstitute

INA ABRAMOVIC - GALLERY 1988

MARINA ABRAMOVIC - GALLER

Corcoran Gallery of Art

http://www.corcoran.edu/

http://www.corcoran.edu/



Galleries



1. exhibition rooms,

2. office

3. Auditorium

4. Storage space5. multiple-use event spaces

6. Spaces for refreshments, rest rooms etc(optional)



Leeds Art Gallery Exhibiton Room

Office space, AdvocateGallery, England

Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao Auditorium

Metropolitan museum of ar

Los Angeles CountryMuseum of Artrefreshment space



Berlins new national gallery by MiersVan de Rohe Stirling’s Staatsgalerie



Provide a central orientation space-anatrium

ate Modern, Herzog & de Meuron“so that people don’t feel lost”



• Words• Colour coding and

pictograms



National Soaring Museum, NYC



Research Store – with appropriateconditions like controlled

environments



Walls:•Uninterrupted surfaces•Fabric-covered or plasterboard-clad

hardboardFloors:•Quiet, comfortable, attractive, hard-wearing,light-reflective and capable of taking heavy

loads.•Wood, stone or carpet- most suitable.



Appropriate viewing level

Suitable light Presentation of information



Compatibility with the object

Backgrounds Innovations like screen systems



Hinged- side access Hinged-front access Top Hinged

Sliding front 2 Sliding panels Sliding upwards



Sliding downwards Lift-off front Demountable case system

Rear Access Hood case



working lights

emergencylighting

display lighting



1) Wall washing 2) Downlighting

3) Uplighting

4) Diffused5) Directional spot

6) Lighting of pale objects

7) Increased illuminatifor dark objects



office: 300 ambient, 500 task

demonstration theatre: seating area 300,

demonstration area 600

exhibition hall: 500/300/100 workshop:200/500/750

circulation areas 200, shop 600, toilets 150.



glare



Fire

Theft and damage

Water sprinkler system

Pulsing water mist

Barriers

Infra-red movement detectors

CCTV systems

Display cases

Deadlocks, non removable hinges



Vandalism•Shatterproof glass or Perspex should be

considered for casing valuable objects



NAPIER MUSEUM, KERALA

Case Study



History of Napier Museum

• Indo-Saracenic structure

• Built in 1857. Presently, 150 yearsold.

• In 1874, named after the Maharaja of Travancore.



Architect and Influences

• Designed & overseen by a Britisharchitect, Chisholm.

• Chinese, Mughal, Kerala & Italianinfluences.

• Unique architectural style - gothicroof; minarets.

• Yellow scalloped arches, frieze &lattice work, beautiful carvedbalconies.



HVAC

• Natural A.C.

• Lush observatory gardens, in thestyle of Chinese & Mughal & Kerala'stradition.

• Blue, pink, yellow, red & white usedin roofs & minarets.

Obj di l i h



Objects on display in theMuseum

• Sculptures in bronze & stone

• Carvings of wood & ivory

•

Kuftgiri works• Traditional musical instruments

• Coins, lamps etc.



AUDITORIUM

Entrance

halls

Foyers

Boxoffice

Cloakroom

Toilets

CorridorStairway

s

Mainseating



Main stage,wings,

backstage

OPTIONAL

Shop,restaurant

, bar

Exhibitionspace

Officespaces

Kitchen,staffroom



T= 800-1150 mmC1 = 60 mm

C2= 120mm



Special Effects in 5D cinema:•Lightning•Rain•Snow•Smoke•Bubble•Vibration•Spray• Jet•Leg sweep



Fixed,

seminar

Jury room ,

courtroom

Faculty only,

modular



Screen Height = the furthestallowable viewing position/5.3



Connections –plugpoints

storage



Acoustic tile ceiling

Carpet for acoustics

Venetian blinds De-humidifiers



Of i d



FLOOR

Fireresistant,

non-reflectiive

Non-slippery,

Trapdoors

LIFTS

Basement

Min. Headroom-2.5m

Easy access

StageRaised, tilted,

revolted

Often raised to1100mm abv.

Lvl of auditorium



- SHORNOOR – KALAMANDALAM

-GOA- KALA ACADEMY, GOA



Inaugurated by Shri G. Kathikeyan Hon. Minister for Cultural Affairs on 6th July,

2001



Steel posts- Barricades Ht. approx. 75 cm Concrete walls and one side top panelling

glass Source of light- 1 tubelight Upper window openings - lots of natural

light

Exhibits have sensor system Adjascent to the gallery- Cultural tourism

office and a beautiful courtyard



Outside the gallery – an area to showcasepictures of artforms and artefacts like chatti

A mini library showcase of books related tothe culture and traditoons of the exhibits in

art gallery Type of exhibits- Kathakali veshams and

various art forms (statues)



Various Kathakali

exhibits

Window openings

Barricades



Water SupplyMotor starting point- room behind gallery 10 HB motor pumping from bore wellWater tank capacity 1 lakh litersDistributed to various buildings namelyhostels, quarters , offices etc.Water used for all purposes. No separate

sources usedWater pumping lines laid undergroundSpecial inlets for waste water disposals



WaterDrainage

System



RainWaterDrainage

S stem

GuttersStorage tank



Water Supply System



Direct connection from KSEB Hence no current..works on generator Generator room behind dance class Generator cables laid underground KSEB Transformers- 3 phase line- over

entire compund of kalamandalam Meters provided in evry building

Inside compund- approx- 31 electric posts Powercuts- Half and hour (morn. and eve)



Old Motor Shed

Generator Room

Generator room-inside



Main Electric Posts from

KSEB

Electric Circuit Boards-Gallery; Hostel



Fire extinguishers provided in Hostels Offices Koothambalam Rest – open buildings – less provocation of

fire Airconditioning systems

Vice Chancellor’s room Computer room Guest room



Rest – offices have fans and teachingfacilities depend on natural ventilation

Toilets- approx total 100 Septic tanks- covered with underground

slab Separate for respective buildings Rain water harvesting system – Tank with

chakari, stones, mannal



Tubelights

Floodlights



PLAN OF KALA ACADEMY, GO



Used for experimental productions Designed for music concerts, meetings,

amateur performances ,press functions Easy to change backgrounds Acoustically treated No backstage Entre black setting

Recording studio



PLAN



1. Seating capacity without chair …250seats

2. Seating capacity with chair …

170seats3. No. of green room/dressing room …1

4. General light arrangement with onehalogen/flood of 1000w with dimmer

Floor, ceiling ,wall -black



2Emergency exitLeft -small accessDoorRight- proper routeDefinedExtra door – not op

Led lighting

Pro ector oint Surveillance camer

2 sets of 41 chairs Thick foam, coir material

Behind area for storage-I piano, extra plastic-chairs

St

AC duct



V

Recording studio

Storage room

14 plugpoints

4 speakers1 emergency light2 spotlight1 surveillance camera1 sprinklers18 vents

5 alarm systems



• Height of room – varies from 2.9 to 4.5 m

• 24 lights- main area of the room• CFL lamps with transluscent glass• Behind area of the hall – different

coloured glass on CFL lighting• Curved wall for proper acoustics



Description

1.Running wall space for display - 51 runningmts

2.Carpet area of the Gallery approx. -165 sq.mts

3. Three mobile display panels to be used onboth sides(each having a space of 4 * 1.5 mts)

4.Height of the Eaves board



PLAN



Paintings- landscape and portrait andsculptures

Acrylic on canvas/paper Oil on canvas 0.6 to 1 m lengths in size 1 fire extinguisher

2 general floodlights with stan



Ceiling- normal concrete

with plastering

No proper barricades

Flooring-tile

Hooks and pipes – hanging exhibits

• 10 flood lights

for exhibits

5 tubelights



Led light to help walk in d



6 light fixtures- CFL lamps 8 speakers Telephone systems 7 specially designed chairs 2 sprinklers 2 alarm systems Flooring soft – coirmat



Adjacent to preview room, working as a subsidiary

Water tank placed near theparking area – provided by waterdept



dept.Wells with inbuilt tanks

Incase of water supply shortage- tank

Fire hydrant supply



Surface drains- rainwater collection

Normal systems of water dispos



Electricity- municipality –electric dept

Water hydrants externally placed



Safety- smoke alarmsfire sprinklers

Fire Hydrant externally placed



3 floors- specified area for toilets

Server roomOperator lines 200 lines – intercoms placed

CCTV cameras

Spl. Guards (lady security also) Metal detectors Police forces for spl. Functions Bomb squad with dog sniffers



The Architect’s Handbook edited by Quentin Pickard RIBA

Time savers http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/reg/using/facilities/avroom.html http://www.cksc.edu.ph/facilities1.html http://kalyanaresort.com/gallery.php http://www.si.edu/mci/english/professional_development/past_courses_

And various sites from the net Thesis studies

http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/reg/using/facilities/avroom.html


http://www.cksc.edu.ph/facilities1.html

http://kalyanaresort.com/gallery.php

http://www.si.edu/mci/english/professional_development/past_courses_programs/programs/relact_argentina.html

http://www.si.edu/mci/english/professional_development/past_courses_programs/programs/relact_argentina.html

http://kalyanaresort.com/gallery.php

http://www.cksc.edu.ph/facilities1.html



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