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    Bhikaji Cama Place is a 36-acre development in South Delhi designed by Raj Rewal and Kuldeep Singh. It consists of 12 identical multi-story blocks arranged in rows, containing a mix of uses including a supermarket, offices, shops, art gallery, vegetable market, and hotel. The blocks are connected by pedestrian passages and landscaped open areas, with vehicular access on two levels below and above ground.

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    Bhikaji Cama Place is a 36-acre development in South Delhi designed by Raj Rewal and Kuldeep Singh. It consists of 12 identical multi-story blocks arranged in rows, containing a mix of uses including a supermarket, offices, shops, art gallery, vegetable market, and hotel. The blocks are connected by pedestrian passages and landscaped open areas, with vehicular access on two levels below and above ground.

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    Bhikaji Cama Place is a 36-acre development in South Delhi designed by Raj Rewal and Kuldeep Singh. It consists of 12 identical multi-story blocks arranged in rows, containing a mix of uses including a supermarket, offices, shops, art gallery, vegetable market, and hotel. The blocks are connected by pedestrian passages and landscaped open areas, with vehicular access on two levels below and above ground.

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    Case Study 2

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    Bhikaji Cama Place is a 36-acre development in South Delhi designed by Raj Rewal and Kuldeep Singh. It consists of 12 identical multi-story blocks arranged in rows, containing a mix of uses including a supermarket, offices, shops, art gallery, vegetable market, and hotel. The blocks are connected by pedestrian passages and landscaped open areas, with vehicular access on two levels below and above ground.

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    Case Study 2 : Bhikaji Cama Place

    General Details:

     Location: South Delhi

     Architect: Raj Rewal and Kuldeep Singh.

     Area :36 acre

     Surroundings : Government residential colonies like Netaji Nagar, Sarojini


    Nagar, and R.K Puram and privately owned residential areas like Safdarjug
    Enclave and Green Park Extension

     Accessibility : 
    IGI Airport : 16 KM

    NDLS: 14 KM
    Site Plan :
    Zoning :
     The 550 m facade has three types of buildings in a row (Super market,
    office towers, and shops)(shops-lower floor,offices-upper).

     All the twelve multi-storied blocks would be identical in height and shape,
    color and composition.

     The blocks include an art gallery ,vegetable/fruit market,hotel,HUDCO


    bazaar,offices
    Materials Used:
     Creates unity on account of the massing, colour texture and material.

    Layout :

     Ground coverage achieved is 19.32 % and maximum numbers of stores is


    18.

     There are two levels for the pedestrians and vehicular traffic namely Lower
    Ground and Upper Ground.

     All the buildings are interconnected by

    passages and in between the open areas are well

    landscaped with proper seating arrangement

    Circulation and Parking:

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