Govt. Homeopathy College & Hospital, Kagal

A government homoeopathy college and teaching hospital for the Government of Maharashtra at Kagal, in Kolhapur district. The campus brings together a college building of a lower ground and five floors with academic blocks, laboratories, lecture halls, offices and a library; a hospital of a ground and three floors; boys' and girls' hostels; staff quarters of several types, nurses' quarters and the dean's bungalow; playgrounds and open spaces; and parking for the college, the hospital, the hostels and the quarters, linked by 12 m, 9 m and 6 m internal driveways. A campus where people study, are treated and live needs water, power and waste handled for all three at once, and an environmental clearance before it is built. The architecture is the architect's; our scope is the EC layouts and the MEPF design.

We prepared the services layouts from June to August 2026, revising them as the architectural layout changed. Site: the service area set out with space for two 630 kVA transformers and two DG sets, the pump room, the underground tanks, two sewage treatment plants, an effluent treatment plant for the hospital, an organic waste converter and solid-waste handling. Water: underground domestic tanks of 448 kL and 86 kL and a 200 kL fire tank, 3.7 m deep, fed from the bore and tankers through filtration, softening and chlorination, with hydropneumatic pumps and overhead tanks on the buildings. Sewage and effluent: sewer lines from every building to sewage plants of 420 KLD and 80 KLD, a treated-water tank, and the hospital's effluent kept apart through its own treatment plant. Storm water: drains across the campus to the existing storm water lines, with recharge pits for the roofs and the paved surfaces. Fire: a 150 mm hydrant ring with single-headed hydrants and hose boxes round the buildings. Energy and safety for the clearance: more than 130 rooftop solar PV panels and more than 150 solar hot-water collectors of 125 litres on the terraces, EV charging in the college's lower-ground parking and the hostels' stilt parking, and lightning arrestors on the terraces with down conductors to chemical earthing pits.