55TH NASA - ANDC
ECO INDUSTRIAL CITY AT KRISHNAGIRItheme__revolution in evolution:
- +the design problem is to study the after effects of unemployment,migration of rural settlements to urban areas and to analyse cramped settlements.
- +krishnagiri is one such locality which needs immediate attention it has large amount of raw material
- +special economic zone is created with 6 zone in the site providing importance to industrial & recreation zones
- +The concept of the evolutionary design solution with regard to the present prevailing scenario is being acheived
- +the deisgn is made with innovative use of technology&materials,promoting a greener and better world of employ ment, thereby creating a green footprints for the future of india
THE SCENARIO AND PROPOSAL:
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In
today’s context, urbanization is taking place rapidly.
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The
influence of urbanization is felt all over the world and also in Krishnagiri
but not to a greater extent as in other surrounding areas.
·
Thus
the main aim of the design is to create complete functional set -up where both
the production and the sale of every commodity in a particular field are
present in the immediate vicinity, with close proximity to each other.
·
The
first step is to analyze the present state of unemployment, underemployment,
population migration, slum development.
·
By
relating the present state of under development and need for the economic
progression the proposed design context is to create an urban platform.
·
Our
proposal will be in such a way that will bring uplift to the economical,
social, industrial, through a sustainable approach.
LOCATION:
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'Krishna'
refers to 'black' and 'giri' refers to 'hill'. This district is gifted with
black granite hillocks and named as "Krishnagiri" located 90 km from Bangalore and
45 km from Hosur.
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Krishnagiri is a rapidly growing town and is the site of
significant business and residential development. It is carved out of Dharmapuri district as 30th district of Tamil Nadu, a municipal centre. The Krishnagiri Dam is currently
undergoing expansion and a variety of small scale industry zones are being set
up.
FORMATION OF KRISHNAGIRI DISTRICT:
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The
historical need for importance and the need for potential growth in education,
economy and tourism of present Krishnagiri made it necessary to create a separate
district.
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Krishnagiri
was formed as 30th district by the Government of Tamil Nadu.
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Krishnagiri
district was carved out of Dharmapuri district on 9 February
2004 with five Taluks and ten blocks.
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Due
to this division, Krishnagiri gained little importance. But still it was poor
in terms of industrial and economic growth.
NEIGHBOURHOOD:
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Krishnagiri
district is bounded by Vellore and Thiruvannamalai districts in the East,
Karnataka state in the west, State of Andhra Pradesh in the North Dharmapuri
District in the south.
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Its
area is 5143 Sq. Km s. This district is elevated from 300m to 1400m above the
mean sea level. It is located between 11º 12'N to 12º 49'N Latitude, 77º 27'E to 78º 38'E Longitude.
CLIMATE OF KRISHNAGIRI:
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Krishnagiri
experiences Savanna type climate (Tropical savanna climate) during the
summers. Summers are generally warm and dry.
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Monsoon
season brings substantial amount of rainfall to this region and Krishnagiri
experiences a long monsoon.
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Winters
are generally pleasant and comfortable. This is the best time to visit the
place.
AGRICULTURE:
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The
important crops of Krishnagiri region and surrounding in the entire district
are Paddy, Maize, Ragi, Banana, Sugarcane, Cotton, Tamarind, Coconut, Mango,
Groundnut, Vegetables and Flowers.
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The
region has an excellent scope for agriculture related business.
Paddy
|
20,687 hectares
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Ragi
|
48,944 hectares
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Other minor crops
|
11,937 hectares
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Pulses
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48,749 hectares
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Sugarcane
|
4,078 hectares
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Mango
|
30,017 hectares
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Coconut
|
13,192 hectares
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Tamarind
|
1,362 hectares
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other crops
|
43,199 hectares
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