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1.1 INTRODUCTION:
• A Turf Club is a Sports club primarily involved into horse racing and a major venue for legalized
gambling.
• Horse-racing is a sport which primarily depends on the special ability acquired by training & is
a game of skill.
• Horse racing in India is over 200 years old, making India quite possibly the oldest racing
jurisdiction in Asia where racing was conducted under rules.
1.2 AIM:
• To design a new home for horse racing to meet the demands of the future and continue to
compete at an international level.
• Govt. of Telangana proposed to shift the existing 130 acre Race course at Malakpet,
Hyderabad to 150 acres at Rajendranagar, Rangareddy dist.
1.4 OBJECTIVIES:
• To study and understand the present scenario of race courses and to come up with new
proposal that combines healthy and active sporting environment that generates good
economy to the state.
• To study and understand the existing architecture style and to propose a contemporary
design.
1.6 SCOPE:
Horse racing opportunities in India, is vast for people who want to make money in this sport, that
made it a profitable business. Racing also provides numerous opportunities for those who love riding
and seeking to make a career in this sport. It offers a huge economic activity with multiple career
options and also gives a wide scope of employment opportunities through the club and several
license holders.
Flat racing, where horses gallop directly between two points around a straight or oval track.
Jump racing, also known as Steeple chasing where horses race over obstacles.
Harness racing, where horses trot or pace while pulling a driver in a sulky or chariot.
Endurance racing, where the race extends upto miles.
Components of built forms could be club house, Betting halls, Grandstands, Judge stand, stables,
Veterinary centre, , Restaurants, Staff residences, Shopping centres , Training rooms, Gym, etc.
LIMITATIONS :
• Extra functional spaces may be proposed or deleted according to the conclusions obtained
from the case studies.
• Structural feasibility of the building will be considered during the design but the structural
design will not be done.
• Furniture Layouts and working details will be shown only in the parts where it is necessary to
understand the design.
DESKTOP STUDIES :
CASE STUDIES :
SITE:
• The site is proposed at Rajendranagar, Rangareddy dist. about 150 acres by the Govt. of
Telangana.