Architecture Works: Undergrad

Abhimanyu Goel B.Arch. goelabhimanyu@hotmail.com +919718482030 B-2/159, Paschim vihar, New Delhi, 110063, India

Any 3D form of artwork is Architecture

Abhimanyu goel

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Contents 3D Model…………………………………………………………………………..…….26 The Castle School-Greater Noida-2011……..……………………….1

UNESCO LIK trophy: Deeg Palace-2011……………….….…………27-28 Inter-State Bus Terminal Delhi-2013……………………..………..2-5 Windows By The Lake: A Clubhouse Design…………………………………………………..…………….29 Urban Design: Revitalization of Mehrauli……………...………………….....….….6-10 Bamboo kiosk (Auroville Green Practices)…………………………….30

Professional Works……………………………………….…………….11-17

Thesis 2014: Thinking Soul Retreat……………………………….…………….…..18-25

Photography…………...………………………….……………………………….31

Sketches and Graphics…….……………………………….…………………..32

THE CASTLE: PRIMARY SCHOOL GREATER NOIDA

The Castle School

The school plays a very essential role in a child’s life. Here, a child learns, grows and understand.

In the competitive world, there, there are many options for people about their child in a good school. So, a necessity of a good school demands the attraction of the school building.

Children, as we know are attracted by cartoons, fairy tales kind of things.

So, a new concept arises as The Castle School. The School where a child finds his interest and instead of hating the school, he should enjoy coming to school everyday and learn the things accordingly.

THE CASTLE LOOK OF THE SCHOOL BUILDING IS A DEMAND BUT PROPER FUNCTIONING OF THE STRUCTURE IS A NECESSITY. The orientation of the building as per sunlight and needs of the different age groups of children has been taken care off.

A special kind of section for mentally disabled children for example autism is given inside the school building so that the children would note the behavior of normal children and imitate them, but at the same time they will remain in the special supervision of the school head authorities.

Care has been taken for multipurpose hall for school students as well as for outside guests, i.e. two entrances has been provided.

The stationary and the uniform shops are present in the well reachable area to all.

Landscaping has been done throughout while maintaining the Castle look of the school.

SECTION AB

SIDE ELEVATION

SECTION XY

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SITE PLAN

Open spaces created keeping in mind, the orientation of the building which will have shadow during the playtimes and recess.

FRONT ELEVATION

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EXPLODED VIEW

REDEVELOPMENT OF INTER-STATE BUS TERMINAL, SARAI KALE KHAN NEW DELHI

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SARAI KALE KHAN INTER-STATE (ISBT) IS A MAJOR BUS TERMINUS COMPLEX IN DELHI, INDIA CATERING TO BUS SERVICES TO HARYANA AND RAJASTHAN STATES. BUILT TO DECONGEST THE OVER-CROWDED KASHMERE GATE ISBT, IS ADJACENT TO THE HAZRAT NIZAAMUDDIN RAILWAY STATION PLOT AREA= 94,000 SQ. M. ASPECTS

PERMISSIBLE

PROPOSED

GROUND COVERAGE

33% OF PLOT AREA= 31,020 SQ. M.

27,840 SQ. M. (29%)

FLOOR AREA RATIO

@150= (94,000 X 1.5)= 141000 SQ. M.

65,800 SQ. M.

-PASSENGERS FOOTFALL IN PEAK

16,000 PER DAY

-NO. OF BUSES

550

-SETBACK ALLOWED

15 MT.

CONCEPT

INTER-STATE BUS TERMINAL AT SARAI KALE KHAN NEW DELHI

Concept sketches, Green roof concept, Circulation design, 3D views, Presentation

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PROPOSALS: PIEZO-ELECTRIC POWER GENERATORS Provided Beneath The Speed Breakers For Generating Electricity Through Mechanical Force Of Buses BIO-TOILETS Invented By Defense Research Development Organization (INDIA) Can Be Used As They Are Widely Used And SELF SUSTAINABLE SOLAR PANELS Are Used In The Roof Of The Waiting Area At The Bays Of The Intra-city Terminal GREEN ROOF Keeps The Building Cool As It Absorbs The Sun Radiation THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF GREEN ROOF FOR TEMPERATE CLIMATES Is A Single Un-irrigated 3 To 4 Inch Layer Of Vegetation With Succulent Plants And Herbs.

BENEFITS: -MITIGATING URBAN HEAT-ISLAND EFFECTS Prolonging The Service Life Of Roofing Materials -CONSERVING ENERGY

DESIGN SCHEME

INTER-STATE BUS TERMINAL AT SARAI KALE KHAN NEW DELHI

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1. Separate Entries For Buses To Inter And Intra State Bus Terminal 2. Visitors Parking Provided At The Basement Of The Terminal Building

DIFFERENT LEVELS FOR DIFFERENT PLATFORMS

ENERGY NEED IS CATERED BY SOLAR PANELS FOR DIFFERENT BAYS IN INTRA STATE MAKING IT INDEPENDENT OF POWERGRID.

3. Any Conflict Between The Pedestrian And Vehicular Movement Is Avoided

FLOOR PLANS

INTER-STATE BUS TERMINAL AT SARAI KALE KHAN NEW DELHI

FLOOR PLAN AT LVL +600 M.M.

EXPLODED VIEW OF INTER STATE COMPLEX

FLOOR PLAN AT LVL +5500 M.M.

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FLOOR PLAN AT LVL +8500 M.M.

BUSES, PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICULAR MOVEMENT

URBAN DESIGN: REVITALISATION OF MEHRAULI NEW DELHI

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POCKET 7

POCKET 7

MEHRAULI IS ONE OF THE SEVEN ANCIENT CITIES OF DELHI, NAMED AFTER KING MIHIR BHOJA, LOCATED IN AROUND 15KM SOUTH OF ITS PRESENT CENTER. IT HAS BEEN A SILENT YET VIBRANT SITE FOR OVER 900 YEARS WITH DIVERSE SETTLEMENTS INCLUDING A HINDU CITADEL, DELHI SULTANS AND MUGHAL RETREATS. LOCATED on the Delhi-Gurgaon road, Mehrauli is a rural environment nestled within the larger metropolis of modern Delhi with Hauz- Khas situated to its north, Vasant Kunj situated to its west and Tughlakabad area situated to its South.

ACCESSIBILITY: Indira Gandhi International Airport is approximately 17 km New Delhi Railway Station is approximately 18 km.

Nearest Metro Station is Chhatarpur & Qutab Minar Metro Station.

URBAN DESIGN: REVITALISATION OF MEHRAULI LAND USE AND BUILDING HEIGHT NEW DELHI

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URBAN DESIGN: REVITALISATION OF MEHRAULI NEW DELHI PROPOSALS AND DEVELOPMENT

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SPACES FOR INTERVENTIONS

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THE FOLLOWING INTERVENTIONS WERE DECIDED FOR ENHANCING THE COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND TOURISM. MAKING THE SPACES CULTURALLY AND SOCIALLY DEVELOPED. 1. RECREATIONAL PARK AND BOATING DECK 2. CLUB HOUSE 3 OPEN AIR THEATER 4 ALP DILLI 5 GHATS:A BUILT ENVIRONMENT 6. MULTI LEVEL PARKING AND LAWN 7. REHABILITATED COMMERCIAL 8. HOUSING FOR EWS. S.no

SPACE

PRESENT USE

INTERVENTIONS

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PARK AT HAUZ-ISHAMSI

USED AS A PARK

DEVELOP AS A RECREATIONAL PARK AND BOATING DECK AS A WATER FRONT SEATING

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PARK AT THE BACK SIDE OF HAUZ-I-SHAMSI

USED AS A PARK

CLUB HOUSE

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THE LAND IN FRONT OF THE JAHAZ MAHAL

USED AS A PLAY GROUND FOR CHILDREN AND AS A PLACE FOR SEATING AT THE TIME FOR PHOOL WAALON KI SAIR

OPEN AIR THEATRE PROPOSED FOR THE PHOOL WAALON KI SAIR

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EMPTY LAND IN RUINS

USED AS A GARBAGE DUMPING GROUND AND LOCAL PEOPLE COME HERE TO PLAY CARDS

SOCIO CULTURAL CENTER: ALP DILLI

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VACANT LAND IN FRONT OF RESIDENTIAL PLOTS

RARELY USED FOR SMALL GATHERINGS BY LOCAL PEOPLE.

DEVELOPMENT AS GHATS AND RECREATIONAL PARKS FOR THE TOURIST THE OTHER HALF OF THE LAND CAN BE USED BY LOCALS FOR GATHERINGS

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DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY LAND

USED AS A MELA GROUND AT TIME OF PHOOL WAALON KI SAIR

DEVELOP THE GROUND FOR THE MELA AND MULTI LEVEL CAR PARKING

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UNAUTHORISED SHOPS

TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION OF SHOPS

DEMOLISH IT AND CONVERT IT INTO A PROPER COMMERCIAL COMPLEX FOR HAWKERS

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UNAUTHORISED SHOPS

UNAUTHORISED TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION AND USED AS DUMPING GROUND

HOUSING FOR ECONOMICALLY WEAKER SECTION

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VISION FOR SUSTAINABLE MEHRAULI

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• PROPOSAL OF A BY-PASS ROAD THROUGH THE PERIPHERY OF MEHRAULI ARCHEOLOGICAL PARK FOR THE BIFURCATION OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC MOVEMENT FROM THE MAIN SPINE • BARRICADING THE MAIN SPINE FOR ONLY PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M.

BOAT-HOUSE

INTERVENTIONS AERIAL VIEW

GREEN GHATS

ALP-DELHI CENTRE 

SPECIFIC SPACE FOR HOARDINGS AND ADVERTISEMENTS FOR EACH SHOP TO ENHANCE VISUAL COMFORT  PROPER DRAINAGE SYSTEM USING DRAINAGE PIPES ALONG THE ROAD BY CONSTRUCTING DRAINAGE RAISED PLATFORM  RELOCATION OF HAWKERS FROM THE ROAD Providing a Decentralized And Small Scale waste SIDE AND GIVEN A SPECIFIC PLACE INSIDE THE ALP-DELHI CENTRE LEADING TO INCREASED treatment system for the slum complex.

This is an integrated self-sustainable system which is a ROAD WIDTH Closed Loop Cycle of several inter-dependent 10.5 % improvement in 10 years subsystems, the output of one subsystem is the input to another, so that external inputs to some of the component subsystems is minimal. The structure include the following:  BIO DIGESTER PLANT AT LOWEST LEVEL  COMMUNITY TOILETS AT UPPER LEVELS  CROPPING PLOTS FOR LANDCAPING AT TERRACE  DELIVERY OF METHANE GAS TO DOMESTIC HOUSEHOLDS Percentage of Households Having No FOR COOKING Toilets in India, 2001-2011  DELIVERY OF RECYCLED WATER FOR FLUSHING PURPOSE.

BHARADWAJ BHARADWAJ AND ASSOCIATES (STUDIO BBA)

Professional Works

A Well-known Large Multi-disciplinary Turnkey Consultancy Organization In Fields Of Architectural, Engineering And Planning And Interior Design Firm Established In The Year 1970.

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CONCEPTUAL ZONING Concept, Master planning, 3D views, Presentation

Concept is to make the Campus self-reliant and sustainable with regard to its requirements of power, water and even possibly day to day requirements of natural food.

Economical Sustainability • High level of sensitivity in planning so as to cut down the cost of cutting and filling which will lead to huge construction costs and despoil the natural ecological environment which we have avoided to maximum extent.

•The building designs have been taking the advantage of the contours to create dynamic structures with minimum cutting and filling.

• The road network has been kept minimum both in length as with careful consideration of contours to cut down the cost of construction and defiling the site.

Environmental Sustainability Probably this is the most important form of sustainability where we aimed in the development of our campus with minimum adverse impact on its environment. Not only our design aimed at minimum cutting of trees it has also incorporated most aspects of a green, environmental campus friendly, healthy and sustainable.

CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU JAMMU & KASHMIR

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CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU JAMMU & KASHMIR ROAD NETWORK, ELECTRICAL, LANDSCAPE AND SEWAGE

Professional Work: STUDIO BBA-2012

LAYOUT 1.

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Primary Roads Are 4 Lanes With A Divider , These Roads Have Been Provided To Give Access To All Major Zones Of University Starting From Main Entry Point Of Campus.

Secondary Roads Are 2 Lanes Which Are Peripheral Roads Connecting Various Schools With Each Other And With The Central Plaza Having The Public Zone Buildings These Roads Also From The Primary Road Link The Stadium, Hostels And Form Peripheral Ring Around The Residential Complex.

Tertiary Roads Are Provided To Give Linkages Between Various Buildings In The Zones Or Sub-zones Such As The Academic Campus Linkages To School Of Art Between Various Hostel Blocks Within Sports Campus And To The Faculty And Staff Club.

Since University Campus Is Spread Out Horizontally, It Will Be Necessary That The Distribution Is Made On High Voltage ELECTRICAL LAYOUT System. Therefore Supply Is Proposed To Be Received At 33KV At Two Locations And Further Stepped Down To 11 KV. Exclusive Use Of Solar Energy Shall Be Done For Which Solar And Wind Farms Are Located At High Areas Of The Site

Proposal for solar, energy farms and biograde waste energy generation systems.

SEWAGE TREATMENT: As Sewage treatment and disposal has always been critical problem, a Bio-Toilet System is proposed for the project.

The system is based on a bacteria developed by Defense Research & Development Organization which simply converts human waste into smell free & solid/sub solid waste free water which is fertile in nature and can be used directly for irrigation. Also methane is produced at the same time which is proposed to be used to address a portion of the hostel kitchens.

WASTE WATER RECYCLING: The treated water from Bio-Toilet tank shall be further used for various purposes like flushing, irrigation, etc.

LANDSCAPE PLAN

SEWAGE DISPOSAL SCHEME

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OLD AGE HOME FOR NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND DWARKA CITY, NEW DELHI

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DESIGN PHILOSOPHY: The architecture design of the Old Age Home had to be visually appealing and Dwarka City is also connected to the culture and history of New Delhi. # Ground floor was to be used as a public space for Public Functions, Corporate

Meetings to generate some revenue for the Non-Governmental Organization.

The Functionality Of The Structure Was To Be Taken Care Off As This Old Age Home Would Also Cater To Blind People.

The project site set in characterless Dwarka City which has a Mixed Land Use (M.L.U.) concept having 80% Residential and 20% Commercial.

The low construction budget was a main constraint that had to be dealt with clever and innovative designing ideas which also could cater an Environmental Responsive Design and adapts principles of passive design from antecedents in history.

The major landmark is ISKON Temple in Dwarka.

The selection of the building material was based on the locally available materials.

The design reviews the importance of architectural design in Old Age Home for the Blind and visually impaired as regards site, green areas, building type(design), entrances, motion axes, flooring, etc.

PLOT AREA= 2000 SQ. M. ASPECTS

PERMISSIBLE

PROPOSED

GROUND COVERAGE

30% OF PLOT AREA= 600 SQ. M.

551.60 SQ. M. (27%)

FLOOR AREA RATIO

@100= (2000 X 1.0)= 2000 SQ. M.

1990 SQ. M.

PARKING

REQUIRED PARKING @ 1.8 PER 100 SQ. M. OF BUILT UP AREA NO. OF CARS REQUIRED= 1990 X 1.8/100= 35 APPROX

32 FOUR WHEELERS (SURFACE PARKING)

& 37 TWO WHEELER (2 SURFACE & 35 IN BASEMENT)

PLOT AREA= 2000 SQ. M. GROUND COVERAGE= 550 SQ.M. OPEN AREA= 2000-551= 1449 SQ. M. BASEMENT AREA= 475 SQ. M.

SITE PLAN

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FLOOR PLANS

GROUND FLOOR • • • •

Waiting Lounge Conference Room Multipurpose Hall General Rooms

FIRST FLOOR • • • •

General Rooms Dining Hall Kitchen Store

SECOND FLOOR • • • •

Eye Care Centre Recreation Room General rooms Emergency Rooms

THIRD FLOOR •

General Rooms

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DAY LIGHT FACTOR STUDY

AXIS 1

JALI PROVIDED IN THE CORRIDOR CONNECTINGG TWO AXIS

DESIGNED CONSIDERING THE USE OF MAXIMUM DAYLIGHT AXIS 2

PLANNING ALONG 2 MAIN AXIS FOR AVOIDING CONFUSION IN THE BLIND USER GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

THE AXIS SHOULD BE IN A STRAIGHT LINE AND PERPENDICULAR.

Toilet

SECOND FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

Medical Block

Manager Room

General Rooms

Multipurpose Hall

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DETAILS, SECTION AND FLOORING CENTRAL AND RADIAL DESIGN METHODS SHOULD BE AVOIDED AS FAR AS POSSIBLE FLOOR: NON SLIPPERY FLOORING WITH IDENTIFYING MARKS ON SURFACE WITH PLASTIC ROUGH STICKERS STICKED ON THE FLOOR EMPLOYING A VARIETY OF MATERIALS CONSIDERING DIFFERENT QUALITIES, CONSIDERING DIMENSION, ROUGHNESS, ELASTICITY AND FLEXIBILITY TOGETHER WITH REVERBERATION.

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A RETREAT CENTRE "A Special Period Of Group Or Individual Withdrawal To A Place Of Seclusion For The Purpose Of Deepening The Spiritual Life Of Participants Through Such Means As Prayer, Meditation, Study And Instruction Under A Director.“

Site Location: In Rishikesh, Uttaranchal, Next To Hilly Outcrop Of Himalayas Key Concept: Nature Plus Built Form Objectives: Natural Spaces Are More Important Than Buildings, Leaving The Site On Its Own Wherever Possible To Give A Feel Of Seclusion In Nature.

Traditional As Well As Modern Technologies Used To Create A Typology For Appropriate Recreational Architecture.

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SITE IS A REGISTERED SPRITUAL AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS AS PER THE MASTER PLAN IS TO BE BUILT ON THE BANKS OF THE RIVER GANGA AT THE PARTICULAR SITE. PLOT AREA= 35050 SQ. M. or 8.659 ACRE ASPECTS

PERMISSIBLE

GROUND COVERAGE

35% OF PLOT AREA= 12267SQ. M.

FLOOR AREA RATIO

@75= (35050X .75)= 26287 SQ. M.

SETBACK

TO BE PROVIDED IS 3 M FOR 10 M HEIGHT AND ADDITIONAL 1M FOR EVERY ADDITIONAL 3 M.

SPATIAL REQUIREMENTS: MEDITATION ADMINISTRATION REJUVENATION RESIDENTIAL

•SITE ENTRY IS EAST FACING •SITE LOCATED NEAR GEETA BHAWAN PLOT NO.6.

•ON WATERFRONT •RICH LANDSCAPES •PEACEFUL ENVIRONMENT

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CONCEPTUAL PHILOSOPHY

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AURA AROUND A LEAF AND EARTH

RECOVERY SPEED IN GREEN SPACES

POSITIVE INTERACTIONS

AURIC CHAKRAS AROUND THE CORE OF SITE

BUILDING THE REJUVENATION BLOCK ALONG THE CONTOURS

AURIC EGG

ANALYSING THE SHAPE OF AN AURIC EGG

AREA ANALYSIS THROUGH CONCEPT

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SITE PLAN

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200 M

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REJUVENATION CENTRE

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SECTION SHOWING THE LEVELS OF THE FLOORS EXTENSIVE USE OF NATURAL LIGHT IN EVERY CLOSED SPACE OF THE BUILDING

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STRUCTURE BUILT ALONG THE CONTOUR

AXONOMETRIC 2

PASSIVE DRAMA

BUILDING ALONG THE SITE

• GREEN ROOFS ABSORB RAINWATER • DESIGN FOR MAXIMUM EXPOSURE OF DAYLIGHT • UNDERGROUND WATER COLLECTION TANKS (U.W.T.) PROVIDE WATER FOR IRRIGATION • GREY WATER WILL BE FURTHER CLEANED BY BIOFILTRATION IN ECOLOGICAL PONDS

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ATRIUM GREEN ROOF SKYLIGHT STRUCTURAL MEMBERS

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SHOULD NOT BE BUILT ACROSS THE CONTOURS

3D RENDERINGS

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MODEL

H.D.P.E. SHEET CUT BY CNC CUTTING MACHINE

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SUN BOARD BASE CUT PREPARING CONTOUR FINAL MODEL BY SPRAY PAINTING THE WHITE BLOCKS

FINAL MODEL

DETAIL OF TREES BY CRUSHED SPONGE AND METAL WIRE BASE

DETAIL OF WINDOWS FLUORESCENT SHEETS

MODEL MAKING

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BUS TERMINAL: 2013

ARMY WELFARE HOUSING: PROFESSIONAL TEAMWORK-2012

BUS TERMINAL: 2013

EXHIBITION SPACE: 2009

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CANTEEN DESIGN: 2010

100 BED HOSPITAL-2011

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND: 2012

UNESCO LOUIS I KAHN TROPHY DEEG WATER PALACES

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With only scant amount of water and spirited design all the water in the world can be called to mind.

Along with earth, air and fire, water had long been regarded as one of the four basic elements of the universe.

This life giving water appears over and over as a common thread woven through the religion, and art of every culture culture.

USE OF WATER IN DESERTS In the hot dry climate countries water was used for the treatment of environment and for its implication of coolness. The use of water in the built environment is though sands of years old and is interwoven throughout its long history with symbolism and religious rites as well as with sensual delight; BHARATPUR: AN EASTERN GATEWAY OF RAJASTHAN.

A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY OF KESHAV BHAWAN TO STUDY THE THUNDERING EFFECT BY NATURAL WATER FOUNTAIN SYSTEM RAINFALL The rainfall over Bharatpur is scanty and is concentrated over four month, i.e. from June to September. The rains are erratic and so is the distribution of the rainfall. The average rainfall is 646 mm, 95 % of the annual rains is experienced during June and September.

CLIMATE The climate of Bharatpur is generally dry, the maximum average temperature during summer is 44 degree Celsius to 47 degree Celsius and during winters it is 5 degree Celsius to 1 degree Celsius.

UNESCO LOUIS I KAHN TROPHY DEEG WATER PALACES

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Deeg Palace, A Very Meaningful Application Of Water Satisfies The Architectural Aspect.

The Attention To The Various Forms Of Water Is Given When It Is Still, Flows, Spouts Up Or Helps In Organizing Various Spaces.

Thus It Involves The Bold Implications Of Forms And Qualities Of Water To Enhance The Architectural Principles To Organize This Palace.

Its Reflective And Auditory Quality Created An Oasis Of Tranquility In The Palace.

The Mirror Like Quality Of Water Enhances The Architectural Forms By Reflecting Them On The Water Surface.

Another Striking Feature Are The Fountains, Water Of Which Comes From The Reservoir In The Palace.

WINDOWS BY THE LAKE: CLUBHOUSE DESIGN LUDHIANA

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Concept visualization, Louvers and Jali design, 3D views, Presentation

SITE PLAN OF THE CLUBHOUSE

On the external faรงade of restaurant, Jalis are used at an angle to reduce heat gain caused by glare and enhance the circulation of air SITE ANALYSIS:

The Indoor Swimming Pool is covered with double height louvered ceiling to enhance the natural light The Louvers are mechanically operated which can be closed as and when required

The function hall along with the pre-function area is at ground floor The hall opens up in the open area and lawn Hall can be used as two separate areas or can be clubbed during large scale functions

Climate- Semi Arid TemperatureSummer: 45-46 Degree Celsius Winter: 5-18 Degree Celsius Annual Rainfall: 600700 cm.

LIFE PROJECT AND DESIGN PROPOSAL: BAMBOO KIOSK AUROVILLE Bamboo is a versatile material of construction that is light weight and strong, this sustainable material was used and implemented in making a Kiosk at the Auroville Visitor Centre.

The structure was to be used as a display and interaction point by Auroville units that offer sustainable products or services.

Elements of the Kiosk: 1. Foundation 2. Bamboo Members A Main Column 1 B Main Column 2 C Framing Member 1 D Framing Member 2 E Floor Beams F Floor Purlins G Bracing 1 H Bracing 2 I Roof Purlins J Horizontal roof members K Roof members 3. Pakka Maram Flooring 4. Bamboo Ply for doors 5. Metal Sheet (Roof Covering) KIOSK DESIGN PROPOSAL After the life project of building a kiosk was done, we had to give our proposals for Kiosk in groups and given a brief according to which, a space that can used as a knock down structure of 8-10 sq. meter that can be used as a “Street fruit or vegetable stand�, place for the vendor to rest during the slow hours and storage of his / her tools and consumables.

CONCEPT: The form and structure has been conceived keeping in mind that the kiosk is to be mounted on a side walk without disturbing the pedestrian traffic. There is proper provision for display and storage. The vender can rest during slow hours on a hanging hammock bed that is supported on main structural members. The LED light lamps are used for lighting purpose for which solar cells can be used.

The side walls are detachable cane panels. Proposal of telescopic bamboo members used in the beams for the ease of transportation.

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PHOTOGRAPHY

AGRASEN KI BAOLI-DELHI

TATA ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE-GURGAON

CITY PARK-THE EARTH

NOTRE DAME DE PARIS

CHURCH OF SAN GIORGIO-VENICE

ST. PETERS BASILICA-VATICAN CITY

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BUCKINGHAM PALACE-LONDON

TAJ MAHAL BOUNDARY WALL-AGRA

HAUZ KHAS

NAINITAL ZOO

SKETCHES AND GRAPHICS

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IIIT JABALPUR DESIGN FOR SUSTAINABILITY

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