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INTRODUCTIONRape is a dark side of the society today.

Its one of India's most


common crime against women. Its growing day by day.
According to the national crime records bureau of India, 24,923 rape
cases were reported across India in 2012. On an average 93 women
are being raped everyday.
It is worth noting that
more than half such
incidents are not
reported because of the
humiliation and
harassment women
have to face in the
process of registering
their report.

THE REAL SCENARIOThe rape victims because of the social stigma and other factors face a lot
of problems.
The traumatised victims have to suffer when they
visit a police station to file a criminal complaint against
the rapists. They are asked embarrassing questions and
at times even an FIR is not registered as police suspects
victims are lying.
The victims many a times do not even got proper
medical facility. Instead of treating them with care, they
are sometimes treated as dirt.
At times even proper legal representation - which
they have a right to - is lacking.
Not only these, social stigma is yet another reason for
such incidents not being reported. Society also plays a
negative role and treats victims like offenders.
Thus, a special cell, a One Stop Crisis Centre is needed
so that proper care and counselling may be given to the

ONE STOP RAPE CRISIS CENTRE


(OSRCC)
One Stop Rape Crisis Centre (OSRCC) is a specialized facility centre for
providing all necessary services for women victims or survivors of rape.
The centre is a special suggested centre so that rape victims do not need
to run here and there to seek justice.
A One-Stop Rape Crisis Centre will counsel the victims along with giving
them legal help.
The OSRCC is to basically provide all facilities under one roof. It will
provide all facilities so that the victim does not have to wander from the
OPD to police station to any other ward. They will be treated with sensitivity
keeping their state of trauma in mind.

AIM- To design one stop rape crisis centre (OSRCC)


for rape victims.
OBJECTIVE OF OSRCCProvide medical as well as legal help to the
victims.
Provide emotional and counselling support.
Help in registration of FIR and police
complaints.
Provide a lawyer for counselling and legal
assistance
of the victim.
Support the survivor in rehabilitation.

RESEARCH COMPONENT Psychological treatment of the victims


Healing process through built up form, colour, texture etc.
linking up of all the spaces

LIMITATION OF WORK Structural detailing of the project


Estimation of cost of the project
Studying of each and every individuals psychology and
implementing it in
the design work is not possible

SPACES TO BE DESIGNED Psychological healing and counselling centre

FIR and police complaint centre

Medical centre
Space for legal assistance of the victim
Recreational
spaces
Seminar hall
Shelter spaces
Training area
Administrative area

SITE LOCATIONDelhi

REASONS Delhi in spite of being the capital of India faces a large number of
rape crimes.
According the statistics,
4 rape cases are reported in Delhi everyday.
706 rape cases were reported in Delhi in 2012
23.43% rape cases increases in Delhi from 2013
to 2014
The setting up of OSRCC needs to be valued
and run successfully so that number of OSRCC
can come up, one in each district. Delhi being the capital of
India and being
in the focus of media for rape cases needs to have a OSRCC so
that it can motivate the idea and help it in spreading all over

ARCHITECTURAL APPROACH TO
DESIGNVernacular Architecture
REASONS According to the recent news, The budget for the project
has also been slashed from Rs 244.48 crore to Rs 18 crore.
Officials in the PMO say its "wasting money" over standalone
buildings.
Because of the budget, the proposed 660 'Nirbhaya
Centres' or ORSCC- one each in the 640 districts and another
20 in the six metros were short down to just 36, and their
locations will be decided by the state governments.

WHO WILL FUND THE PROJECT Non governmental organisation


Social welfare department
Central/ State government

THANK YOU...

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