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The Druk White Lotus School in Ladakh, India utilizes sustainable design principles to provide high-quality education. The design addresses the harsh climate with traditional local materials, passive solar strategies like trombe walls, and on-site water collection. Buildings are arranged around a central courtyard according to mandala and key concepts, combining education and spirituality. The school has received several awards for its sustainable design and contributions to the community.

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THE DRUK WHITE LOTUS SCHOOL LEH,LADAKH RAJDEEP DHAR. 2nd YEAR. DIGNITY COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
INTRDUCTION Location: SHEY, LADAKH, INDIA. Building type:EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX. Client: DRUKPA TRUST. Head Architect : JONATHAN ROSE Design team: ARUP ASSOCIATES AND ARUP. It aims to provide a high-quality educational environment for children. The severity of the climate and the scarcity of water have been the essential determinants of the design. All buildings utilise local materials and traditional techniques.
LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY Nearest Airport- Leh Military Airport (16 KM.) Nearest Train Station- Pathankot Nearest Bus Station- Manali and Jammu And Kashmir
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS High Altitude Desert:3700 meters Latitude/Longitude: 34尊 N, 77尊 40 E. Solar radiation:Jan[2.02 kWh/m2/day] Jun[5.95 kWh/m2/day] Relative humidity:Ranges from 10%-50% Very hot in Summer and extremely cold in Winters. Main source of water- Snowfall Summers are short and pleasant. Average temperature in summers- between 10属C and 20属C. Lack of oxygen because of lack of vegetation.
SITE AND SURROUNDINGS The school is in the village of Shey, close to the River Indus and its irrigated fields. It is the site of the historic Shey monastery of Ladakh. The school is at the edge of the village Next to the site is another school complex of humble quality. The site slopes gently to the south
BUILDING DATA Site Area- 130,000 square meters ( 13 hectares) Ground floor area- 1200 square meters Total covered area- 1240 square meters Nursery and Infant School-800 square meters Residence- 440 square meters All buildings are single storey except for Junior School which has partial secondary.
CONCEPT OF DESIGN Combining the concept of MANDALA & KEY the school become the junction of education & spirituality
SITE PLAN OF THE SCHOOL
SUSTAINABLE FEATURES Using locally-available materials, which have the least impact on the environment; Exploiting natural ventilation and passive solar heating; Minimizing energy use and emissions; Minimizing water use; Refining and adapting traditional techniques to provide modern solutions.
The water distribution system reuses water for irrigation and directs any rainfall to planted areas. Groundwater from the 105- foot (32-meter) deep water table is pumped by solar power to a 16,000-gallon (60,000 liter) tank at the surface
The roofs are designed to bring in additional daylight through clerestory windows. Small windows are set in the north-facing facades to provide daylight.
DIRECT PASSIVE SOLAR
EEFICIENT SHADING
PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS TO GENERATE ELECTRICITY FROM SUNLIGHT,
V.I.P Latrines The roof is made from a combination of mud and local wood. Rock wool and felt are used to insulate. On top of this they have added corrugated aluminum sheets and sand to cover the felt
The druk white lotus school presentation
TROMBE WALLS
Seismic Design and Safety Druk White Lotus building structures use timber frames to resist seismic loads and ensure life safety in the event of an earthquake. The timber frames are independent of the walls, and steel connections Cross-bracing provide earthquake stability.
Construction Schedule and Costs Total Cost- Rs. 3.40 Cr. Cost per square metre- Rs.15976. Infrastructure- Rs. 41 lacs. Labour- Rs. 38 lacs. Materials- Rs. 71 lacs. Landscaping- Rs. 6.21 lacs. Professional fees- Rs. 1.53 Cr. Other- Rs. 27 lacs.
ACHIEVEMENTS Australian National Association of Women in Construction (2005): Sinclair Knight Merz Award for Achievement in Development British Consultants and Construction Bureau, International Expertise Awards (2003):Large Consultancy Firm of the Year World Architecture Awards (2002): Best Asian Building, Best Education Building, BestGreen Building (joint winner)
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The druk white lotus school presentation

  • 1. THE DRUK WHITE LOTUS SCHOOL LEH,LADAKH RAJDEEP DHAR. 2nd YEAR. DIGNITY COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
  • 2. INTRDUCTION Location: SHEY, LADAKH, INDIA. Building type:EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX. Client: DRUKPA TRUST. Head Architect : JONATHAN ROSE Design team: ARUP ASSOCIATES AND ARUP. It aims to provide a high-quality educational environment for children. The severity of the climate and the scarcity of water have been the essential determinants of the design. All buildings utilise local materials and traditional techniques.
  • 3. LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY Nearest Airport- Leh Military Airport (16 KM.) Nearest Train Station- Pathankot Nearest Bus Station- Manali and Jammu And Kashmir
  • 4. CLIMATIC CONDITIONS High Altitude Desert:3700 meters Latitude/Longitude: 34尊 N, 77尊 40 E. Solar radiation:Jan[2.02 kWh/m2/day] Jun[5.95 kWh/m2/day] Relative humidity:Ranges from 10%-50% Very hot in Summer and extremely cold in Winters. Main source of water- Snowfall Summers are short and pleasant. Average temperature in summers- between 10属C and 20属C. Lack of oxygen because of lack of vegetation.
  • 5. SITE AND SURROUNDINGS The school is in the village of Shey, close to the River Indus and its irrigated fields. It is the site of the historic Shey monastery of Ladakh. The school is at the edge of the village Next to the site is another school complex of humble quality. The site slopes gently to the south
  • 6. BUILDING DATA Site Area- 130,000 square meters ( 13 hectares) Ground floor area- 1200 square meters Total covered area- 1240 square meters Nursery and Infant School-800 square meters Residence- 440 square meters All buildings are single storey except for Junior School which has partial secondary.
  • 7. CONCEPT OF DESIGN Combining the concept of MANDALA & KEY the school become the junction of education & spirituality
  • 8. SITE PLAN OF THE SCHOOL
  • 9. SUSTAINABLE FEATURES Using locally-available materials, which have the least impact on the environment; Exploiting natural ventilation and passive solar heating; Minimizing energy use and emissions; Minimizing water use; Refining and adapting traditional techniques to provide modern solutions.
  • 10. The water distribution system reuses water for irrigation and directs any rainfall to planted areas. Groundwater from the 105- foot (32-meter) deep water table is pumped by solar power to a 16,000-gallon (60,000 liter) tank at the surface
  • 11. The roofs are designed to bring in additional daylight through clerestory windows. Small windows are set in the north-facing facades to provide daylight.
  • 14. PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS TO GENERATE ELECTRICITY FROM SUNLIGHT,
  • 15. V.I.P Latrines The roof is made from a combination of mud and local wood. Rock wool and felt are used to insulate. On top of this they have added corrugated aluminum sheets and sand to cover the felt
  • 18. Seismic Design and Safety Druk White Lotus building structures use timber frames to resist seismic loads and ensure life safety in the event of an earthquake. The timber frames are independent of the walls, and steel connections Cross-bracing provide earthquake stability.
  • 19. Construction Schedule and Costs Total Cost- Rs. 3.40 Cr. Cost per square metre- Rs.15976. Infrastructure- Rs. 41 lacs. Labour- Rs. 38 lacs. Materials- Rs. 71 lacs. Landscaping- Rs. 6.21 lacs. Professional fees- Rs. 1.53 Cr. Other- Rs. 27 lacs.
  • 20. ACHIEVEMENTS Australian National Association of Women in Construction (2005): Sinclair Knight Merz Award for Achievement in Development British Consultants and Construction Bureau, International Expertise Awards (2003):Large Consultancy Firm of the Year World Architecture Awards (2002): Best Asian Building, Best Education Building, BestGreen Building (joint winner)