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Study on

Vertical Circulation & Service……………..


Vertical circulation:
Vertical circulation, as usually applied in architecture, is the movement of people and goods between
interior spaces in buildings and to entrances and exits. Safe, convenient, rapid circulation is essential for
all buildings under both normal and emergency conditions.

Element of Vertical circulation:


1. RAMP.
2. STAIR.
3. ESCALATOR.
4. ELEVATOR.

Service:
Simply state that service is defined as those part of a building that consists of the service lift, fire stair,
Toilet, M&E service riser duct .

Element of Service :
1. TOILET
2. FIRE STAIR.
3. SERVICE/FIRE ELEVATOR
4. RISER DUCT
Elements of service :

PLAN: SEARS TOWER

1. TOILET
1
2. PLUMBING

3. DUCTING

4. SERVICE/FIRE LIFT

5. FIRE STAIR
Core:
The core of a multistory building that integrates functions and service
needs for established occupants. Such areas are normally composed of
toilet facilities, elevator banks, janitors’ closet, utilities, mechanical
facilities, smoke shafts and stair.

Core also known as facade envelope is a spatial element for load-


bearing high-rise building system

Types of core:

1. central core

2. Split core

3. End core

4. Atrium core
Structure of Core:

a. If the building structure been R.C.C,the core structure should be shear


wall. In this case core structure may not be steel structure.

b. If the building structure been steel , the core structure should be steel
structure. In this case core structure may be R.C.C structure.

c. If the building structure been Composite ,the core structure should be


shear wall. In this case core structure may not be steel structure.
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:
(ELEVATOR)
ARRANGEMENT TWO-CAR GROUPING

•Side-by-side arrangement is best


•Passenger face both cars& can react immediately
•AVOID separation of elevators
•EXCESSIVE separation destroy advantages of group
operation

THREE-CAR GROUPING

•3 cars in a row is PREFERRABLE


•2 cars opposite 1 is acceptable
•PROBLEM: location of elevator call button
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:
(ELEVATOR)

ARRANGEMENT FOUR-CAR
GROUPING

•commonly in large, busier buildings


•2-opposite-2 arrangement is the most
efficient

ARRANGEMENT EIGHT-CAR
SIX-CAR GROUPING GROUPING

•the largest PRACTICAL group


•found in large office buildings, public
•4-opposite-4 arrangement
buildings & hospitals
•provide quantity & quality
•3-opposite-3 position is PREFERRED
•dimension of the LOBBY must not be
less than 3m or 3.6m if function as a
passageway
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:
(ELEVATOR)

EXPRESS ELEVATOR :
• fastest elevator
• interval stoppage: specific floor
• interval time: 33 ft/s(World Trade Centre)
54 ft/s (Taipei 101)

LOCAL ELEVATOR :
• normal speedy elevator
• interval stoppage: each floor
• interval time: up to 10 ft/s
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:
(ELEVATOR)
1.Central Core
Elevator position
preferable in centre
&Horizontal
circulation is easier

ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:
(ELEVATOR)
2.Split Core

Individual elevator layout


position according to using
purpose &
Horizontal circulation is not
easier

ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:
(ELEVATOR)
3.End Core

Horizontal circulation is not


easier

ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:
(ELEVATOR)
4.Atrium Core

Horizontal circulation
is easier

ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(STAIR & FIRE EXIT)
1.Central Core

Easily escape for central


position & mechanical lighting

STAIR & FIRE EXIT


Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(STAIR & FIRE EXIT)
2.Split Core

More easily escape for split


position

STAIR & FIRE EXIT


Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(STAIR & FIRE EXIT)
3.End Core

Easily escape for end


position

STAIR & FIRE EXIT


Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(STAIR & FIRE EXIT)
4.Atrium Core

Mechanical lighting

STAIR & FIRE EXIT


Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(SERVICE & FIRE ELEVATOR)
1.Central Core

FIRE ELEVATOR
SERVICE ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(SERVICE & FIRE ELEVATOR)
2.Split Core

FIRE ELEVATOR

SERVICE ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(SERVICE & FIRE ELEVATOR)
3.End Core

FIRE ELEVATOR
SERVICE ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(SERVICE & FIRE ELEVATOR)
4.Atrium Core

SERVICE
ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(TOILET)

• Toilet layout should be in service core


• Toilet block should be near of riser duct
• Block position is located in a place so that
people can use it without access in lift lobby
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(TOILET)
1.Central Core

TOILET
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(TOILET)
2.Split Core

TOILET
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(TOILET)
3.End Core

TOILET
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(TOILET)
4.Atrium Core

TOILET
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(RISER DUCT)

• Duct layout should be near of toilet block for cost effective ducting
• Duct shaft should be included maintenance door
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(RISER DUCT)
1.Central Core

RISER DUCT
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(RISER DUCT)
2.Split Core

RISER DUCT
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(RISER DUCT)
3.End Core

RISER DUCT
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(RISER DUCT)
4.Atrium Core

RISER DUCT
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(VENTILATION)
Ventilating is the process of replacing air in any space to provide high indoor air quality ( to control
temperature, replenish oxygen, or remove moisture, odors, smoke, heat, dust, airborne bacteria and
carbon dioxide). Ventilation is used to remove unpleasant smells and excessive moisture, introduce
outside air, to keep interior building air circulating, and to prevent stagnation of the interior air.
Types of ventilation:
1. Natural ventilation: occurs when the air in a space is
changed with outdoor air without the use of mechanical
systems, such as a fan. Most often natural ventilation is
assured through operable windows. Open windows or
vents are not a good choice for ventilating a basement or
other below ground structure. Allowing outside air into a
cooler below ground space will cause problems with
humidity and condensation. Natural ventilation
2. Mechanical ventilation: an air handling unit or
direct injection to a space by a fan. A local exhaust fan
can enhance infiltration or natural ventilation, thus
increasing the ventilation air flow rate.
3. Mixed Mode Ventilation: both mechanical and
natural ventilation processes.

Mechanical ventilation
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(RISER DUCT)

Preferable ventilation: Mechanical. Preferable ventilation: Natural.

Preferable ventilation: Natural. Preferable ventilation: Natural & Mechanical


Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Service:
(RISER DUCT)
1.Central Core 2.Split Core
Natural Ventilation

Mechanical Ventilation

3.End Core 4.Atrium Core


Natural Ventilation

Natural Ventilation
& Mechanical Ventilation
Case study – National :

Babylonia, Dhaka

Shanta western tower, Dhaka


Babylonia:
Project name: Babylonia
Architect: Mustapha Khalid Palash
Location: Bir Uttam Mir Shawkat Sarak,
Tejgoan
Land area: 40 katha, 28818 sq.ft
Occupancy type: commercial
Building stories: 12 stories +3 basement
No of floor: 15
Size of spaces: 4363-14566 sq.ft
No of lift: 5
Car parking :128+
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:
Core Type: End Core

1.Lift Lobby
2.Stair
3.Fire Exit
4.Toilet Block
5.Commercial space
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:

1.ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:

FIRE EXIT

STAIR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of SERVICE:

FIRE & SERVICE


ELEVATOR
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of SERVICE:

TOILET
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of SERVICE:

RISER DUCT
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of SERVICE:

End Core : Natural Ventilation


Shanta western tower,
Dhaka
Project name: Shanta western tower
Architect: Mustapha Khalid Palash
Location: Bir Uttam Mir Shawkat Sarak,
Tejgoan
Occupancy type: commercial
Building stories: 14 stories + 3 basement
No of floor: 17
No of lift: 7
Car parking :333+
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:
Core Type: Central Core
SOUTH PART WEST PART

1
1
3 3
2 2

4
EAST PART NORTH PART

1.Lift Lobby
2.Fire Exit
3.Toilet Block
4.Commercial space
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:

SOUTH PART WEST PART

1
1
3 3
2 2
1.ELEVATOR

4
EAST PART NORTH PART
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of Vertical circulation:

SOUTH PART WEST PART

FIRE EXIT
1
1
3 3
2 2

4
EAST PART NORTH PART
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of SERVICE:

SOUTH PART WEST PART

FIRE & SERVICE


ELEVATOR 3
2
1 1
2 3

4
EAST PART NORTH PART
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of SERVICE:

SOUTH PART WEST PART

TOILET 3 1 1
2 3
2

4
EAST PART NORTH PART
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of SERVICE:

SOUTH PART WEST PART

RISER DUCT 3 1 1
2 3
2

4
EAST PART NORTH PART
Arrangement pattern & spatial effect of SERVICE:

SOUTH PART WEST PART

Central Core:Mechanical Ventilation 3 1 1


3
2 2

4
EAST PART NORTH PART
References : Books:
1. Service core.
2. Eco-sky scraper.
3. Tall Building structure

Website:
1. www.skyscrapercity.com
2. www.skyscraperpage.com
3. www.wekipedia.com
4. www.wekiarchitectura.com
Thank You

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