Architecture Portfolio - Abhishek Sathe by Abhishek Sathe

PORTFOLIO Abhishek

Sathe

Abhishek Sathe

An ambitious and aspiring Architecture student recently in third year, seeking a position of architectural intern in a firm which provides an engaging and challenging design environment.

dd.abhishek18@yahoo.in

After taking experience in an office environment as a student apprentice and trainee and involving myself in various hands-on activities, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve developed many abilities and skill sets which helps me in dealing varied situations and problems.

18.04.1996

+91 96620 30225 â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Jankinathâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; near Sarjan Complex, Pratap Road, Raopura, Vadodara - 390001

Design Program - II / 2017

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Work Experience

Education

Proficiencies.

Oct 2014 Feb 2016 Aug 2016

CAVE, Hands on Construction in Bamboo | Wattle and Daub, Hands on Construction | Bamboolian, Hands on Construction |

VDA, Vadodara VDA, Vadodara VDA, Vadodara

Jan 2016 Aug 2016 Aug 2016 Aug 2016 Sep 2018 Sep 2018 Oct 2018

Brick by Brick Workshop Art & Architecture Workshop Design Workshop by Prof. Yatin Pandya Design Workshop by Prof. Neelkanth Chhaya Lime as a Construction Material, Workshop Mud as a Construction Material Workshop Laurie Baker Centre, NASA Exposure Program

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Buildathon, Vadodara VDA, Vadodara VDA, Vadodara VDA, Vadodara Zonal NASA, Tarsadi Zonal NASA, Bardoli Thiruvananthapuram

Mar 2016 Jan 2018

Mandvi Pol Houses, Vadodara MRID, M. S. University, Vadodara

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Documentation ( RSP ) Documentation ( RSP )

Feb 2018 Sep 2017

Installation - Hyperbolic Parabolic Structure Reubens Trophy, Zonal Nasa Convention 2017

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APIED, Gujarat NASA, India

Aug 2015 Nov 2016 Jun 2017

Student Apprentice (5 months) Architectural Intern (6 months) Redevelopment of a Row House

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INSCAPE, Ahmedabad INSCAPE, Ahmedabad Vadodara, Gujarat

2011-12 2013-14 2014-15 2017-19

Software Proficiency / Hand Skills

10th Grade 12th Grade 1st Year 2nd, 3rd Year

Model Making Sketching Painting

Hand Drafting Hand Rendering Hand Lettering

Design Program l

Anthropometry / 2015 6

Understanding Optimum Space Design Program ll

Advanced Anthropometry / 2015 8 Weekend Home for Yourself. Design Program lll

Material Studio / 2017

Hands on Construction / 2018

Related Study Program /2018

Meditation Centre for Spiritual Upliftment. 1:1 Scale Public Installation

Maharaja Ranjitsinh Gaekwad Institute of Design (MRID) Design Program lV

Contextual Studio / 2018 Annexure of MRID, M.S. University. Design Program V

Institutional Studio / 2018 Skill Development Centre Internship Experience

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INSCAPE, Ahmedabad / 2015

Building Construction / 2014 - 2018

On-Site Design Opportunity / 2017

Hands-on-Construction / 2014 - 2018

Sohan Nilkanth Architects. .

Hand Drafted Construction Details.

Basic Design / 2017

Decoding Structural System.

Redevelopment of a Row House. Mud | Brick | Bamboo | Metal

Public Installation / 2017

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Following sketches shows 20 different positions of human body in a sequential manner while performing the activity in Plan and Elevation.

DESIGN PROGRAM - l

Understanding Optimum Space / 2016 Anthropometry

Prof. Nirav Hirpara

INITIAL EXERCISE

In order to understand the anatomy of human body along with the action line one performs to do a particular task, free hand quick sketches of different human positions were made after visiting a crowded public place.

PROGRAM

To choose any sports activity which can be performed individually and can be studied or documented in plan and elevations. The intention of exercise was to understand the optimum space required to perform that particular activity in a three dimensional space. The exercise also demands three dimensional representation of the documented space in Sectional, Void and Solid Form through physical models. To do so, Alley Bowling was chose and to document it the task was first performed physically and each and every position was studied by taking a sudden pause in between. The task was recorded thoroughly from the initial sitting position till the last position after completing the task.

The areas rendered in blue and red denotes space required at that particular position in plan and elevation. The area in green, both in plan and elevation cohesively denotes optimum space consumed from a three dimensional larger space in order to perform a particular activity.

Initial Site Section showing Profile of the building.

Initial Perspective View

DESIGN PROGRAM -ll

Weekend Home for Yourself / 2015

Advanced Anthropometry Professor Sohan Nilkanth

INITIAL EXERCISE

To study and measure draw narrow pol-houses of old city, Vadodara and to understand and record the arrangement of spaces, orientation, light - ventilation, circulation, etc. The exercise continues by recording the daily routine activities and calculating the optimum space required to perform them.

PROGRAM

To design a weekend home when one can unplug himself from daily routine activities. The challenge here, was to accommodate the required spaces within a 3m wide long narrow space trapped in-between two load bearing walls.

CENTRAL IDEA

In order to accommodate the required spaces, the functions were overlapped. Access to light and ventilation was from the narrow sides, thus the spaces were separated using furniture and a staircase. Each core spaces were exposed to the outside environment through large openings, feeling the space partly inside - partly outside.

Bubble Diagram showing the connectivity between different quality of spaces.

Sectional Perspective View explaining the quality of Outside-Inside Spaces.

View of the interior space from V1.

Metal Box Section

I - Sectional Girder

8 mm dia.. Metal bars

Chicken mesh

Ferro-cement

Stone Slabs Material palette

DESIGN PROGRAM -lll

Material Application / 2017 Material Studio

Asst. Prof. Harsh Sharma. The exercise was divided into two main divisions to understand the material from its core properties and micro structure to its application on large scale. The first part of the exercise focuses on application of materials on previous semester design to comprehend the changes one needs to assimilate due to change of construction material. The process started by freezing a primary material for structural behaviour and a secondary material which will act as a skin to the building. The second part of the exercise was of a little large scale and it majorly focuses on breaking the pre-conceived notions of using materials for construction. The entire design was evolved to cater the climatic needs of the space after studying the tangible and intangible aspects of the given site. It also emphasizes on not disturbing the existing character of the space and make it more pleasing and comfortable to the users.

Final Designed Joineries with approximate dimensions.

The material joineries were resolved first and further hand sketched and recorded in a typical wall section.

For application of materials, steel was used for structural purpose and Ferro-cement was used for construction of walls which mainly acts as a skin to the building. The floor plates were spanned using I-sectional girders and mild steel T-sections along with kottah stone and concrete with little reinforcement. The joineries between and steel members and ferro-cement were further resolved understanding its thermal behaviour.

Physical Model of Amphitheatre Roof.

Amphitheatre Roof, Sayaji Baug / 2017

Material Studio

Asst. Prof. Harsh Sharma.

PROGRAM

The brief was to provide a roof to the Amphitheatre of Sayaji Baug, Vadodara and the main concern guiding the brief was to extend the use of amphitheatre in every season over the year by making it climatically sound while preserving the fascinating character of the space.

CENTRAL IDEA

After studying the tangible and intangible aspects of the context, the conceptual idea was inspired from the existing site fabric which was defined by landscapes, waterscapes, flora and fauna. The proposed design should echo the immediate lush green context for which a form generated using concrete was a great challenge. To control the heaviness of the concrete the proposed design is a systematic arrangement of thin concrete self-balanced petals which are tied with a ring main in the centre and the petals are lifted from the ground using solid RCC supports. The hyperbolic paraboloid petals creates a void in-between which fills the internal volume with ambient light and allows the air to flow with least restriction. The petals gets its texture from raw timber planks used to create the form work and the stage in the centre is covered using light weight spherical roof. Detail between RCC Columns, Tie Ring and Pre-Casted Hyperbolic-Parabolic Petals.

Sectional View from the main stage of Amphitheatre.

Roof Profile of Amphitheatre.

Site Section 01

Site Section 02

Freehand Conceptual Sketch

Meditation and Art Therapy Centre / 2017

Material Studio

Asst. Prof. Harsh Sharma.

PROGRAM

To design a Meditation and Art Therapy Centre for spiritual upliftment for the society. The centre consists spaces like meditation hall, spa and swimming pool, space for music-art-dance therapy, canteen, a common gathering area, controlled entry and a parking.

CENTRAL IDEA

To segregate spaces at the site level using landscapes and waterscapes, allowing the spaces to function independently while being a part of the site fabric. The character of each cluster of spaces was according to the type of functions which the building was housing. The central water body ties all the clusters together and guides the site level circulation. The earth from the artificial lake was used to balance the plot. The notch in the centre of the water body houses a canteen which captures clear view of different site level activities. The Meditation Hall located in the top right corner takes a depression which can be accessed by a narrow entry creating its own micro climate shaded with large canopy of trees & helps the users to isolate themselves from other ongoing activities.

A Site Plan B

Construction Process : 5. Laying of Asphalt Shingles : After the layer of felt paper, shingles are laid on by one which is the final layer of roof. They are available in 12â&#x20AC;? X 36â&#x20AC;? size & 8 mm thickness. 4. Laying of Felt Paper. Felt / Tar paper is made by impregnating paper or fibreglass mat with tar, producing a waterproof material useful for roof construction. It also fills the gaps between the OSB sheets. 3. Decking : This step includes fixing of OSB -Oriented Strand Boards above the trusses and purlins. They are available in 1250 x 2500 mm size and they are nailed with a 5 mm gap in between to allow expansion and contraction due to moisture.

2. Timber Structure : Construction of truss is done in assembly system. They are made in workshop and transported to the site to assemble. Other members are fixed on site to make a complete assembly.

Exploded Isometric of Meditation Hall.

1. Masonry Construction : Masonry Construction includes excavations and construction of super-structures and sub-structures like foundations, walls, flooring, etc.

Public Installation / HANDS ON CONSTRUCTION / 2018

Main Gate

BRIEF

To design a transition space between the outside and the inside during the college festival which allows the guest to transit through different environments. A space which acts as a buffer and makes the guests little conscious about the arrival and the activities ahead. The intention was to guide the guests physically as well as mentally and to do so, the entrance pathway was chosen which connects the main gate to the institution building.

CONCEPT

The idea was to define a fabric using straight lines, strongly guided by geometric pattern which gives a sense of canopy without hindering the immediate context. The idea was evolved from the reinforcement arrangements and geometry of the hyperbolic parabolic structures of Felix Candela. The entire canopy was a repetitive arrangement of modules, which were characterized following a same principle.

Institution Building

Entrance

Plan Showing Location of the Installation.

Split-Column Detail at ‘A’.

Beam-Column Joinery at ‘B’.

Isometric View of a Module.

North Side Elevation, Malti Baug

Related Study Program - ll

Maharaja Ranjitsinh Gaekwad Institute of Design / 2018 Malti Baug : HISTORY

Malti Baug was constructed in the year of 1890 during the construction of Baroda College (M.S. University currently) and its campus. The bungalow was once used as the residence of Baroda State’s Main Education Officer. The garden in front of the bungalow had creepers of Madhumalti (Rangoon Creeper) which gave the bungalow its name ‘Malti Baug’.

PRESENT SCENARIO

Malti Baug consists of Workshop Areas for MRID’s Design Course. The ground floor have Accessory Design Workshop, Administration, store rooms and other service areas and the first floor have classrooms for lectures and a studio for Still Life Photography Course.

Ground Floor Plan, Malti Baug

Types of Door in Malti Baug

South Side Elevation, Malti Baug Physical Model of Malti Baug Bungalow

Sketch showing different window panels First Floor Plan, Malti Baug

Types of door in Malti baug

Herringbone strutting between floor joists of Malti Baug.

Longitudinal Section, Gulab Baug

Related Study Program - ll

Maharaja Ranjitsinh Gaekwad Institute of Design / 2018 Gulab Baug : HISTORY

After construction of the Lakshmi Villas Palace, Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad built many bungalows for state executives. Gulab baug is one of such bungalow built opposite to Sayaji Baug, Vadodara. The royal bungalow was made for Baroda State’s Main Civil Surgeon’s residence. But after many years, residence house was shifted to Dhanvantari Bungalow, Vadodara. The bungalow was then allotted as residence of MSU’s Pro-Vice Chancellor. The garden in front of the bungalow grew only Roses (Gulab in Hindi) from were the bungalow derived its name ‘Gulab Baug’.

Ground Floor Plan, Gulab Baug

PRESENT SCENARIO

Gulab Baug houses the Ceramic and Glass Workshop Areas of the Institute. The ground floor has administration, Glass Workshop, Ceramic Workshop and other service areas whereas first floor has classrooms for lectures.

FILE FLOORING SAND BED / CEMENT SLURRY

B.B.C.C. RAILLING

FINISHED FLOOR

I- SECTIION

BRICK WALL

WOODEN BEAM

WOODEN PLANKS JOIST

WOODEN POST BRICK ARCH

B.B.C.C.

BRICK WALL

Jack-arched Ceiling Detail

Wooden Joist Floor Detail

20 RAILLING

MANGLORE TILE

Sectional Model showing internal wooden staircase , jack-arched ceiling and T-Section spanned floor.

East Side Elevation, Gulab Baug

FILE FLOORING SAND BED / CEMENT SLURRY

B.B.C.C. RAILLING

FINISHED FLOOR

I- SECTIION

BRICK WALL

WOODEN BEAM

WOODEN PLANKS JOIST

WOODEN POST BRICK ARCH

B.B.C.C.

BRICK WALL

Sketch from North-East side of the building.

First Floor Plan, Gulab Baug

RAILLING BALUSTER

Mild Steel I-Section Floor Detail

MANGLORE TILE RAFTER PURLIN

FINISHED FLOOR

PRINCIPAL RAFTER

SAND BED / CEMENT SLURY

RAFTER

B.B.C.C.

WINDOW FRAME

WOODEN BEAM

GLASS PANE

T - SECTIONS

FASCIA

Sloping Roof to Wooden Facade Joinery Detail

Physical Model of Gulab Baug Bungalow.

DESIGN PROGRAM - lV

Annexure of MRID, Vadodara / 2018 Contextual Studio

Asst. Prof. Renuka Oka

INITIAL EXERCISE

To measure draw and document the campus of MRID, Vadodara which includes plotting more then 200 existing well grown trees, the site boundary and its immediate context and Gulab Baug - Malti Baug Bungalows. Further the analysis of the documented campus was done.

PROGRAM

To provide proper infrastructure and work environment to the students of MRID and to shift all the functions of the institute which is presently distributed in three different campuses namely Gulab Baug, Malti Baug and Sayaji Bhavan into the new proposed campus on the site area of Gulab Baug and Malti Baug.

CENTRAL IDEA

The historic colonial buildings of Gulab Baug and Malti Baug are typical construction of brick masonry and timber. The idea was to emphasis these brick red buildings by creating a canvas of grey concrete masses around them proposing areas for outside informal activities next to the buildings leaving a space of appreciation to them.

The site plan of MRID Campus reflects the character of new proposed areas inspired from the character oftwo existing bungalows on-site. The existing bungalows and the new proposed areas try to echo each other and defines the site fabric emphasizing their individual character.

The process for designing MRID Campus started with a study model where the masses were carved out on the north and south side of Malti Baug in relation with the new spaces alloted in it after daptive reuse.

After several back and forth exercises, the spaces around the Gulab Baug were freezed which includes a long rectangular chunk of site reserved as an exhibiting area used by different design courses of M.S. University.

Campus Entry

Black Box

Key Plan

In order to develop a functional relation of the proposed areas with the existing buildings, first the spatial possibilities of Malti Baug bungalow were studied. Taking reference from the Area Calculations done in the Conceptual Stage, different spaces were proposed for adaptive reuse of the existing structures.

Set Design Studio

The new proposed spaces in the Malti baug Bungalow consists of Computer room, Sound and Visual Editing Studio, Graphic Design Studio, Dark Room and service areas like storage and Wash Rooms on the ground floor and Admin related spaces on the first floor. The circulation axis continues to connect the Annexure on the Northern side which consists of spaces like Set Design Studio, a Black Box with a small capacity for audience to carry juries and plays and other areas like Green Rooms and Wash Rooms. The black Box have a separate entry with a large semi covered foyer which connects to the main site entry and parking area with a path way. A MRID Part Plan

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Malti Baug Bung

Section - AA

Section - BB

Key Plan

The Gulab Baug Bungalow was once used by Maharaja Ranjitsinh Gaekwad as studio space to do canvas paintings. Thus, the new proposed areas in Gulab baug consists of Exhibition Galleries for students MSU Fine Arts on the ground Floor and Audio- Visual Rooms on the first floor.

D Canteen

The North facade of the Gulab Baug bungalow acts as a backdrop for the Amphitheatre proposed on the Northern side of the bungalow. The spaces in the bungalow which were once used as Furnace and Kiln Room were adaptively reused as Green Rooms for the Amphitheatre and have no connection with the other spaces of bungalow.

Gulab Baug

The circular garden in front of the Gulab Baug Bungalow was used for celebrative and festive purposes and shares a great emotional bond with the memories of students was preserved and is now developed and proposed for various outdoor activities and gathering spaces and it also acts as a extension spaces to the workshop areas around it.

Central lawn and garden

C MRID Part Plan

Amphitheatre Stage

Section - CC

Section - DD

DESIGN PROGRAM - V

Skill Development Centre, Silvassa / 2018 Institutional Studio

Prof. Jyoti Gill.

INITIAL EXERCISE

To visit different institutional campuses in groups and studying their design typologies and principles. Case Studies of different functioning institutes housing similar courses and understand the spatial and functional requirements. To sketch and record detailed Area Calculations along with the furniture arrangements for different activities in the campus.

PROGRAM

To design a Skill Development Centre in Silvassa to encourage the involvement of local community in different fields. The program demands two clusters of built masses in campus, one for institutional activities comprising of 3 major verticals namely Skill Enhancement Department, Soft Skill Department and Humanities & Home Science Department with facilities like Canteen and Auditorium and second for housing facilities.

CENTRAL IDEA

After knowing the major opportunities and constraints of site the two clusters were separated using a internal access road and have their separate recreational areas. The immediate patch overlooking the river was dedicated to different informal activities which acts as an extension to the core areas.

Site Level Massing - Skill Development Centre.

Staff Quarters 8 Dwelling Units. Director’s Bungalow And a bungalow for Admin Officer.

Four Wheeler Parking Ramp to access parking with capacity of 50 cars.

6.1

2.9 8.0

Two Wheeler Parking

Admin Areas Library Exhibition Porch Entry 01 Main Entry to Campus Auditorium Areas Humanities and Home Science Department Central Gathering Area Skill Enhancement and Soft Skill Department

2.5 0 2.5

7.5

Site Plan Level 02

OPPORTUNITIES • • •

Site guides the built form to take benefit of Funnel Effect. Informal Recreational Areas in relation with river edge and greens. Site takes benefit of two crucial views , one of a river edge and second of a deciduous forest.

CONSTRAINTS • •

A water logging area on the site with a depth of average 1 feet. Rise in water level blocks the access road between the site and river. Opportunity Diagram.

Constraint Diagram.

Auditorium and Canteen The Auditorium fits in a narrow corner of the site and takes benefit of the site depression. It gains its shape and form in order to accommodate it on a narrow piece of land left after leaving the margins. The areas on the back stage are accessed from the internal access road following the secondary site entry and are overlapped by canteen kitchen areas above. The canteen above, overlooks the common gathering and recreational areas and takes the benefit of crucial views of river during different seasons.

Auditorium

Spill over space to Auditorium Guest Parking

Section - AA through Auditorium an d Canteen Areas.

Humanities and Home Science Department

Common Gathering

Soft Skill Department

7.5 M wide access road Spill over area to Skill Enhancement Studio. Site Plan 01 - Skill Development Centre.

A LVL.+3650 MM SLAB TOP AIR VENTS.

1050

AIR VENTS.

707

35 50 35

707

600 SHELF FOR STORAGE

SHELF FOR STORAGE

WORKSHOP AREA

LVL.+575 MM SKIRTING

2300

600 FOR SHELF STORAGE

PASSAGE BETWEEN WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP AREA

LVL. +500 MM FINISHED FLOOR ELEVATION FROM WORKSHOP

SCALE - 1:25

707

WORKSHOP 707 35 50 35WINDOWS 707 35 CAN BE USED AS SINGLE MODULE AS 10 RWELL AS10 MODULE OF TWO.

35 10

707

PLAN AT LEVEL +1700 MM

SHELF FOR STORAGE

SCALE - 1:25

600

Elevation of workshop windows from internal passage. WORKSHOP WINDOWS

50 R

LVL. +3500 MM GUTTER TOP

LVL. +5900 MM BEAM BOTTOM

LVL.+6500 MM SLAB TOP

LVL. +3500 MM GUTTER TOP

LVL. +2900 MM GUTTER BOTTOM

50145 145145 145145 145145 145145 145145 145 145 50 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 50 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 50

SCALE - 1:25

CAN BE USED AS SINGLE MODULE AS WELL AS MODULE OF TWO.

10 R 10 10 R 10

70 10

10 10

70 70 10

10 10

70 10

PLAN AT LEVEL +1200 MM EQ 70 SCALE - 1:25 R

EQ EQ 20 WORKSHOP 70 70 DOOR 20 SLIDING WOODEN DOORS FIXED ON 10 10 10 ON 10TOP &RBOTTOM. 10 10 R SLIDING CHANELS

EQ R

70 10

SUMMER SUN RAYS 21 JUNE

Section of internal passage showing services. PLAN AT LEVEL +1700 MM

SHELF FOR STORAGE

SCALE - 1:25

600

PLAN AT LEVEL +1700 MM

SCALE - 1:25

10 22 DECEMBER

LVL. +5900 MM BEAM BOTTOM

ELEVATION FROM PASSAGE

PASSAGE BETWEEN WORKSHOPS 2300

WINTER SUN RAYS

LVL.+6500 MM SLAB TOP

10 10 10 10 10 10 EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ 1110 10 70

2300

SECTION - AA

SCALE - 1:25

PLAN AT LEVEL +1700 MM 707 SCALE - 1:2535

EQ 20 EQ 20 EQ 20 EQ

10 70 35

10 R 10

1110

SCALE - 1:25

900

707

2300

SECTION - AA

SCALE - 1:25

WORKSHOP AREA

CEILING MOUNTED CABLE TRAY

10 R 10

ELEVATION FROM WORKSHOP

SHELF FOR STORAGE WOODEN FALSE CEILING TO HIDE SERVICES. PASSAGE BETWEEN WORKSHOPS

1200

WORKSHOP AREA

10MM BIDING PATTI ALL AROUND

VENTILATION DUCTS

SHELF FOR STORAGE

TOUGHEN GLASS

900

SHELF FOR STORAGE

CEILING MOUNTED CABLE TRAY

VENTILATION DUCTS

EQ 20 EQ 20 EQ 20 EQ

1050 1200

10MM BIDING PATTI ALL AROUND

10 10 10 10 10 10 EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ EQ

10 R 10

EQ 20 EQ 20 EQ 20 EQ

AIR VENTS.

R LVL. +1400 MM SILL LEVEL

LVL. +500 MM FINISHED FLOOR

WOODEN FALSE CEILING TO HIDE SERVICES.

TOUGHEN GLASS AIR VENTS.

10 R 10

LVL.+575 MM SKIRTING

EQ 20 EQ 20 EQ 20 EQ

LVL. +1400 MM SILL LEVEL LVL.+2600 MM LINTEL LEVEL

CEILING MOUNTED CABLE TRAY

VENTILATION DUCTS

10 R 10

LVL.+3650 MM SLAB TOP

10 R 10

LVL.+2600 MM LINTEL LEVEL

CEILING MOUNTED CABLE TRAY

VENTILATION DUCTS

SCALE - 1:25

Elevation of workshop door from internal passage.

PASSAGE BETWEEN WORKSHOPS

WINTER SUN RAYS

PLAN AT LEVEL +1200 MM SCALE - 1:25

WORKSHOP DOOR

SLIDING WOODEN DOORS FIXED ON SLIDING CHANELS ON TOP & BOTTOM.

SUMMER SUN RAYS

22 DECEMBER

21 JUNE

GUTTER FOR STORM WATER LVL.+1250 MM COMPOUND WALL

230 MM BRICK WALL FIXED GLASS COMPOUND WALL

FIXED GLASS

FIXED WOODEN LOUVERS GUTTER FOR STORM WATER CREEPERS

FIXED WOODEN LOUVERS

LVL.+1250 MM COMPOUND WALL LVL.-250 MM TOP OF GABION WALL

METAL STAND TO FIXED GLASS PLACE POTS.

50 50

FIXED WOODEN LOUVERS

SCALE - 1:25

100

1145

50 EQ

50 50

1145

100

1145

GABION WALL 2

GABION WALL 1

CREEPERS

50 EQ

COMPOUND WALL

INNER DIMENSION OF GUTTER 640 X 450 MM

GUTTER FOR PLANTATIONS FIXED GLASS

ELEVATION FROM OUTSIDE

EARTHEN POTS

SECTION - BB

1145

ROAD LEVEL ±0.00 MM

GABION WALL 1

EARTHEN POTS

230 MM BRICK WALL

SCALE - 1:25

METAL STAND TO PLACE POTS. INNER DIMENSION OF GUTTER 640 X 450 MM

GUTTER FOR PLANTATIONS

STORM WATER DRAINAGE GUTTER

FINISHED FLOOR - 2250 MM

ROAD LEVEL ±0.00 MM

LANDSCAPING DETAILS EDGE OF LAND BEING CUT TO ACCOMMODATE SPACES AT SEMI-BASEMENT LEVEL

ELEVATION FROM OUTSIDE

LANDSCAPING DETAILS

SCALE - 1:25

EQ EQ

1145 PLAN AT LEVEL +4200 MM SCALE - 1:25

100

50 EQ

50 50

1145

100

1145

NORTH LIGHT WINDOWS

CAN BE USED AS SINGLE MODULE AS WELL AS MODULE OF TWO.

50 EQ

1145

SECTION - BB

GROUND EARTH

SCALE - 1:25

STORM WATER DRAINAGE GUTTER

EDGE OF LAND BEING CUT TO ACCOMMODATE SPACES AT SEMI-BASEMENT LEVEL

B FINISHED FLOOR - 2250 MM

GROUND EARTH PLAN AT LEVEL +4200 MM SCALE - 1:25

NORTH LIGHT WINDOWS

CAN BE USED AS SINGLE MODULE AS WELL AS MODULE OF TWO.

Elevation of workshop windows taking north light.

Fixed wooden louvers allowing winter sun to penetrate the spaces.

LVL.-250 MM TOP OF GABION WALL

GABION WALL 2

LVL. +2900 MM GUTTER BOTTOM

LVL.-1250 MM TOP OF GABION WALL

Landscape Detail at site boundary.

LVL.-1250 MM TOP OF GABION WALL

STAIRCASE DETAILS SCALE - 1 : 25

LVL. +7250 MM SLAB TOP

RAILING JOINERY TO DETAIL

1050

RAILING JOINERY TO DETAIL

HANDRAIL FIXING TO DETAIL

LANDING

900

LVL. +6200 MM LANDING

HANDRAIL FIXING TO DETAIL

LANDING

1050

LVL. +5300 MM LANDING

LVL. +4250 MM SLAB TOP

RAILING JOINERY TO DETAIL

1050

RAILING JOINERY TO DETAIL

HANDRAIL FIXING TO DETAIL

LANDING

900

LVL. +3200 MM LANDING

HANDRAIL FIXING TO DETAIL

LANDING

1050

LVL. +2300 MM LANDING

LVL. +1250 MM SLAB TOP

RAILING JOINERY TO DETAIL

1050

RAILING JOINERY TO DETAIL

HANDRAIL FIXING TO DETAIL

LANDING

View of south-west facade from internal court.

900

LVL. +200 MM LANDING

HANDRAIL FIXING TO DETAIL

LANDING

1050

LVL. -700 MM LANDING

LVL. -1750 MM SEMI-BASEMENT LEVEL

SECTION - CC

ELEVATION

SCALE - 1 : 25

1200

125

CAST-IN-SITU CONCRETE LIFT SHAFT (SHEAR WALL).

3000 1200

1800 300

300

150 325

1950

1650

1000

TYPICAL STAIR DETAIL

SCALE - 1 : 10

10 x 50 MM M.S. RAILING. BOLT TO FIX M.S. RAILING WITH PRECASTED CONCRETE STEPS AND LANDINGS. PRECASTED CONCRETE STAIR FIXED WITH CAST-IN-SITU CONCRETE LIFT SHAFT.

325

CAST-IN-SITU CONCRETE LIFT SHAFT (SHEAR WALL).

1425

150

300 300

4350

1500

300

PRECASTED CONCRETE STAIR FIXED WITH CAST-IN-SITU CONCRETE LIFT SHAFT.

1200

LVL. +1250 MM GROUNG FLOOR LEVEL

1425

1200

LVL. -1750 MM SEMI-BASEMENT LEVEL

C 07

150

1500

TYPICAL HANDRAIL FIXING DETAIL

SCALE - 1 : 5

10 x 50 MM M.S. RAILING.

150

1800

10 x 50 MM M.S. RAILING.

PLAN AT LEVEL -400 MM

10 x 50 MM M.S. RAILING.

SCALE - 1 : 25

TYPICAL RAILING DETAIL

SCALE - 1 : 5

Staircase Details - Soft Skills & Skill Enhancement Department.

View from a informal gathering area looking towards the building.

Masonry Layout. (Vatsal Dave’s Residence)

Electrical Layout. (Vatsal Dave’s Residence)

INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE

INSCAPE - Sohan Nilkanth Architect / 2016 Ahmedabad.

PROJECT BRIEF

Twin Penthouse for vatsal Dave, an NRI and his family. Being someone who lived abroad for so many years the brief was of a modern approach to the interiors. Due to change in the interior layout of the apartment, the greater challenge was to manage the services like plumbing, electrical, Air Conditioning, etc. To avoid the damages to the structure, drop ceiling was provided to avoid core cutting for AC and electrical services. The plumbing services were managed by introducing ledge wall or plumbing wall.

Revised Floor Plan according to the clients requirement.

34 NOTES: 

THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE PROJECT ARCHITECTS AND IS NOT TO BE COPIED OR USED WITHOUT THEIR PERMISSION. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE READ AND NOT TO BE MEASURED. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM, AND ARE GIVEN FROM STRUCTURAL SURFACES AND DO NOT INCLUDE FINISHES-UNLESS OTHERWISE MENSIONED. ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE CHECKED AND CO-RELATED WITH STRUCTURAL AND OTHER CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS AND ANY AMBIGUITY SHALL BE IMMIDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE PROJECT ARCHITECTS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK.

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DESCRIPTION

DRG. TITAL : PROPOSED LAYOUT- OPTION 1D.4

PROJECT:

PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT AT RAJHANS

DWG NO.: BU/A/016/R0 DATE: 22/12/16 SCALE: 1:100 DRAWN: ABHISHEK, MUDITA CHECKED: SN

SR NO. 016

ISSUED: FOR REFERENCE

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TERRACE LEVEL

FALSE CEILING TO DETAIL.

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

VENTILATION R

PP7 STONE PLATFORM 2 TO DETAIL S

POINT FOR APPLIANCES

POINT FOR CHIMNEY

HOLE FOR GAS PIPE

POINT FOR WATER FILTER

STONE PLATFORM TO DETAIL

FINISHED FLOOR

P10 S

FOURTH FLOOR LEVEL

FINISHED FLOOR

3" HIGH PLATFORM

ELEVATION 1

10'-3" 3'-5" (S10)

3'-5" (S11)

3'-1"

16 GRANITE JOINT TO BE MATCHED WITH THE FINISHED COLUMN SURFACE.

3'-3"

3'-2" (S7)

ELEVATION 3

3'-5" (S12) S4

3'-2"

3'-2" (S6)

3'-3" (S8)

POINT FOR CHIMNEY

POINT FOR WATER FILTER

S14

TYPICAL SANDWICHED STONE SUPPORT FOR PLATFORM

0'-3" THICK BRICK WALL BELOW COUNTER TO SUPPORT PLATFORM.

KOTAH STONE

0'-3"HIGH PLATFORM.

S13

TYPICAL SANDWICHED STONE SUPPORT FOR PLATFORM

2'-1"

1'-10"

0'-3"

1'-10"

SB10

0'-3" THICK BRICK WALL BELOW COUNTER TO SUPPORT PLATFORM.

0'-3"

2'-0"

P11

KOTAH STONE 1'-7"

2 1

R (1'-5")

1'-10" R (1'-8")

0'-2"

2'-1" PLACE FOR REFRIGERATOR NO PLATFORM BELOW

3'-4"

PLACE FOR REFRIGERATOR NO PLATFORM BELOW S15

S16

S17

2'-0" (S17)

S15

N SINK ABOVE

PART SECTION AA (NTS)

PP6

2'-0"

1'-3"

S13

SINK

PP7 S14

2'-5" (S18)

0'-5" S1

S8 SINK ABOVE POINT FOR CRUSHER

3'-5" (S19)

SB11

P10

3" 2"

4'-1" (S5)

4'-6" (S9)

1'-7"

2'-1"

J S6

FINISHED FLOOR

3" HIGH PLATFORM

ELEVATION 2

S11

POINT FOR CRUSHER

S14

S11

3'-8"

POINT FOR APPLIANCES

SB9

PP6

S13

POINT FOR FRIDGE DW1

SB10 S14

FALSE CEILING TO DETAIL.

POINT FOR APPLIANCES

D2A

DW1

FALSE CEILING TO DETAIL.

SB11

FALSE CEILING TO DETAIL.

P11 R

TYPICAL SECTION (NTS)

TOILET SB9

S16

S19

BREAKFAST COUNTER TO DETAIL

TOILET S20

SB8

ORIENTATION

GRANITE SIZE (W X H)

GRANITE FINISH

VERTICAL

2'-1" x 3'-8"

ONE SIDE POLISHED

1'-9" x 2'-1"

VERTICAL

1'-8" x 2'-1"

VERTICAL

1'-8" x 2'-1"

VERTICAL

1'-8" x 2'-1"

HORIZONTAL

1'-7" x 4'-1"

HORIZONTAL

3'-2" x 1'-9"

HORIZONTAL

3'-2" x 1'-9"

HORIZONTAL

3'-3" x 1'-9"

HORIZONTAL

1'-10" x 4'-6"

HORIZONTAL

3'-5" x 1'-9"

S9 S10

PLAN BELOW COUNTER

PLAN ABOVE COUNTER

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THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE PROJECT ARCHITECTS AND IS NOT TO BE COPIED OR USED WITHOUT THEIR PERMISSION. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE READ AND NOT TO BE MEASURED. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM, AND ARE GIVEN FROM STRUCTURAL SURFACES AND DO NOT INCLUDE FINISHES-UNLESS OTHERWISE MENSIONED.  ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE CHECKED AND CO-RELATED WITH STRUCTURAL AND OTHER CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS AND ANY AMBIGUITY SHALL BE IMMIDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE PROJECT ARCHITECTS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK.

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DESCRIPTION

ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE CHECKED ON SITE BEFORE ORDERING THE STONES. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE GIVEN FROM END TO FINISHED SURFACES. SIZES INDICATED FOR PLATFORMS ETC ARE DIMENSIONS OF STONE VISIBLE OUTSIDE THE WALL AND DOES NOT INCLUDE PART OF THE STONE WHICH WILL BE EMBADED IN THE WALL. LARGER PIECES OF STONES ARE TO BE ORDERED CONSIDERING CUTTING, WASTAGE AND INSERTION INTO WALLS, ETC. ALL STONE ARE TO BE POLISHED ON OUTER SIDES ONLY, INSIDE REMAINS ROUGHT FOR PROPER JOINING WITH ONE ANOTHER.

DRG. TITLE: KITCHEN DETAILS EAST APARTMENT.

PROJECT:DAVE RESIDENCE AT AMBIANCE PARK

NO S11 S12 S13

ORIENTATION

GRANITE SIZE (W X H)

GRANITE FINISH

HORIZONTAL

3'-5" x 1'-9"

HORIZONTAL

3'-5" x 1'-9"

HORIZONTAL

2'-1" x 4'-5" 10'-3" x 2'-0"

S15

VERTICAL

2'-0" x 3'-8"

S16

VERTICAL

1'-8" x 2'-1"

S17

HORIZONTAL

1'-9" x 2'-0"

1'-9" x 2'-5"

S18

HORIZONTAL

S19

HORIZONTAL

2'-0" x 3'-5"

S20

HORIZONTAL

9'-6" x 3'-6"

SPECIFICATION

SIZE

QUANTITY

ROTTOMATT 1'-0"X2'-0" 100 SQ.FT. (64 NOS) FINISH (300X600) +WASTAGE MAKE:KAJARIA

WD 015

SCALE: 1:25 DRAWN: ABHISHEK CHECKED: SN

1'-9" x 2'-1"

ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED

ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED -

ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED -

DADO : GRANITE

DWG NO.: P164/IN/010/R0 DATE: 03/04/17

ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED ONE SIDE POLISHED

KOTA STONE KOTA STONE SIZE (W X H) FINISH

HORIZONTAL

S14

TILE : METRO IVORY

NOTES:   

NOTES:

KOTA STONE KOTA STONE SIZE (W X H) FINISH

ISSUED: FOR EXECUTION

SPECIFICATION

HEIGHT

RUNNING LENGTH

VOLGA BLUE GRANITE

1'-0"

20 RFT +WASTAGE

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Kitchen Layout. (Vatsal Dave’s Residence)

View from Bedroom Window’s.

Panoramic View of on-going Masonry Construction .

2'-0"

1'-6"

2'-0"

1'-6'

2'-0"

EQ THRESHOLD TO DETAIL

R 10

1030

200 F 1030

F 200

EWC LVL.+2890

1'-0"

3'-3"

AS SHOWN BY DIMENSION ARCHITECTS

ELEVATION 3

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DATE 11 04 17

NOT INCLUDE FINISHES-UNLESS OTHERWISE MENSIONED.

 ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE CHECKED AND CO-RELATED WITH STRUCTURAL AND OTHER CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS AND ANY AMBIGUITY SHALL BE IMMIDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE PROJECT ARCHITECTS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK.

RE CL IC R0 E E

WASTE WATER PIPE AS SHOWN BY INSCAPE ARCHITECTS

REVISIONS: NO DATE

DESCRIPTION

805 10

200 F 920

F 200

R 10

OUT SIDE

F 10

920

200 F 10

920

INSIDE

OUT SIDE

BEDROOM 02 - D2b

DOOR STOPPER

EAST APARTMENT

TOILET 15 E, BEDROOM 14

NAME (THK) VOLGA BLUE

13.0 SFT+ WASTAGE

VOLGA BLUE

2.20 SFT+ WASTAGE

BASIN COUNTER LEDGE THRESHOLD

PROJECT:

SCALE: 1:25 DRAWN: ABHISHEK CHECKED:

(5'-7"X0'-6") X 1

(5'-7"X0'-5") X 1

VOLGA BLUE

13.5 SFT+ WASTAGE

(2'-0"X6'-9") X 1

VOLGA BLUE

8.40 SFT + WASTAGE

(3'-7"X0'-5") X 1 (5'-7"X0'-5") X 1 (10'-0"X0'-5") X 1

SAME AS DOOR 1.25 SFT + WASTAGE FRAME

DWG NO.: P164/IN/014/R0 DRG. TITLE: TOILET 11 DETAILS - EAST APARTMENT. DATE: 11/04/17

DAVE RESIDENCE AT AMBIENCE PARK.

(5'-7"X1'-4") X 1

WD 020 ISSUED: FOR EXECUTION

(2'-6"X0'-6") X 1

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LIGHT GREY

DOOR HANDLE (SAME LOCATION AS OUTSIDE)

DARK GREY OIL PAINT

DOOR LATCH (SAME LOCATION AS OUTSIDE)

DOOR LATCH

LVL.+50 SILL LVL.±0.00 FLOOR

LIGHT GREY

F 200 10

R 10

OUT SIDE

F 10

TOILET 01 - D1

675 INSIDE

F 10

F 200 10

CENTER LIN OF WALL A DOOR FRAM

DOOR LATCH (SAME LOCATION AS OUTSIDE)

R 10

℄

DARK GREY

DOOR LATCH

Railing Details. (Bhutoria Residence)

Massing Option 02 - Housing at Kolkata

OIL PAINT

DOOR HANDLE (SAME LOCATION AS OUTSIDE)

SIZE(LXW) X NOS

QUANTITY(SFT)

BATHTUB SHOWER AREA

DOOR STOPPER

DOOR HANDLE

Toilet Layout. (Vatsal Dave’s Residence)

Massing Option 01 - Housing at Kolkata

R 2

SOIL WASTE PIPE WASTE WATER PIPE

NOTES:

DOOR BOTT STOPPER

TOILET NO GRANITE LOCATION

SOIL WASTE PIPE ADEQUATE WATER PROOFING AND SLOPE OF 1:80 IN FLOOR

F 10

920 INSIDE

LVL.+2210 LINTEL

GRANITE FOR BASIN COUNTER

THIRD FLOOR LEVEL

DOOR BOTTOM STOPPER

BEDROOM 01 - D2b

TOILET 11

2'-6"

DOOR LOCK(KEY)

EWC

LIGHT GREY

DARK GREY

2'-0" ASC HF

R 10

STRUCTURAL SLAB

TYPICAL THRESHOLD DETAIL KEYPLAN : NTS

6'-9"

F 200 10

MORTAR BEDDING COURSE LAID TO SLOPE WHERE REQUIRED

BM WB

LIGHT GREY

34 + WASTAGE 85 + WASTAGE 50 + WASTAGE 38.5 SFT+ WASTAGE

DARK GREY

GRANITE PATTA FOR THRESHOLD

LVL.±0.00 FLOOR

R S (T1)

POLISHED GRANITE

DOOR BOTTOM STOPPER

0'-11"

PLAN

VOLGA BLUE

TILES (600 X 300)

DOOR LOCK(PUSH)

1'-0"

TR THRESHOLD TO DETAIL

W5 R

TILES (600 X 300)

LIGHT GREY

DARK GREY

421" THICK BRICK WALL TOW +4'-0"

TILES (600 X 300)

LIGHT GREY

LVL.+50 SILL QUANTITY

1'-0"

1'-0" R

1'-0"

2 3

KAJARIA / CALDERA BEIGE (T1) KAJARIA / CALDERA BEIGE (T1) KAJARIA / CALDERA BRONCE (T2)

WALL (T1)

SIZE (WXDXH)

DARK GREY

DOOR LOCK(PUSH)

FFL

1'-0"

CEILING POINT

EWC

1'-0"

SLOP

1'-0"

421" MM THK BRK WALL. TOW +4'-0"

MAKE / NAME

HIGHLIGHTER (T2)

FLOOR (T1) TOILET 11 E, BEDROOM 10

FALSE CEILING TO DETAIL

1'-0"

O SL

FIXED GLASS TO DETAIL

TOILET 11E

1'-0"

CEILING POINT

TILE LOCATION

TOILET NO

DOOR LOCK(KEY DOOR LOCK(KEY)

TILES AND SLOPE AS SPECIFIED

LINTE LEVEL

SLD

S (T1)

FFL

DOOR STOPPER 10MM GROOVE FOR COPPER STRIP

1'-0" R ASC

1'-0"

ASC

1'-0"

STONE SKIRTING AND FLOORING AS SPECIFIED

10MM GROOVE FOR COPPER STRIP

1'-6"

PLUG POINT FOR APPLIANCES.

TOILET GRANITE AS SPECIFIED

200 F 10

920 INSIDE

10 10 F

1'-6"

DOOR STOPPER

EXISTING GRANITE PATTA

ROOM

2'-0"

TERRACE FLOOR

NOTE: - MIRROR TO BE FIXED AFTER WALL TILES ARE PLACED. - POSITION OF THE CV TO BE DECIDED ON THE BASIS OF WATER INLET PIPE ENTERING EACH TOILET. - ALL HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL LEDGE STONES ARE TO BE PLACED AFTER CUTTING THE TILES. - SIZES INDICATED FOR PLATFORMS ETC ARE DIMENSIONS OF STONE VISIBLE OUTSIDE THE WALL AND DOES NOT INCLUDE PART OF THE STONE WHICH WILL BE EMBADED IN THE WALL. LARGER PIECES OF STONES ARE TO BE ORDERED CONSIDERING CUTTING, WASTAGE AND INSERTION INTO WALLS, ETC. - ALL STONE ARE TO BE POLISHED ON OUTER SIDES ONLY, INSIDE REMAINS ROUGHT FOR PROPER JOINING WITH ONE ANOTHER.

805

2'-0"

1'-11"

10 10 F

LVL.+2210 LINTEL

5MM CLEAR FIX GLASS WITH 10MM BIDING

3'-6"

2'-0"

4'-9"

ELEVATION 4

KITCHEN DOOR - D2a

412" MM THK BRK WALL. TOW +4'-0"

LEDGE TO DETAIL

ADEQUATE WATER PROOFING AND SLOPE OF 1:80 IN FLOOR

GRANITE FOR BATHTUB TO DETAIL.

0'-3" SKIRTING

ELEVATION 1

GRANITE FOR BATHTUB TO DETAIL.

F 10

920 OUT SIDE

5MM CLEAR FIX GLASS WITH 10MM BIDING

ADEQUATE WATER PROOFING AND SLOPE OF 1:80 IN FLOOR

ADEQUATE WATER PROOFING AND SLOPE OF 1:80 IN FLOOR.

R 10

INSIDE

ENTRANCE DOOR - D3

ELEVATION 2

DOOR LOCK(KEY)

10 F 200 10

DARK GREY

805

805 LVL.±0.00 FLOOR

R R

LIGHT GREY

10 F

THRESHOLD TO DETAIL

LVL.+50 SILL

OUT SIDE

412" THICK BRICK WALL TOW +4'-0"

LIGHT GREY

(T2) S

DOOR LOCK(KNOB)

DARK GREY

DOOR BOTTOM STOPPER

3'-0"

(T1) S

DARK GREY

DOOR LOCK(KEY)

1'-0"

1'-6"

1'-0"

GRANITE FOR BATHTUB TO DETAIL.

(T1) S 1'-6"

LEDGE TO BE PLACED AFTER CUTTING THE TILE

1'-0" 1'-0"

D2 R

412" THICK BRICK WALL TOW + 4'-0"

75 75

LIGHT GREY

DOO LOCK(

DOOR HANDLE

DARK GREY

10 F

421" THICK BRICK WALL TOW +4'-0"

1'-6"

1'-0"

S (T1) S (T2)

FALSE CEILING TO DETAIL

TR W5

1'-0"

ASC EQ

DOOR HANDLE

1'-0"

3'-0" EQ

POINT FOR EXHAUST FAN LEDGE TO BE PLACED AFTER CUTTING THE TILE

1'-0"

ASC EQ

(T1) S (T2) S ASC

INDICATIVE POSITION FOR CABINET

(T1) S S (T2)

1'-0"

PLUG POINT FOR APPLIANCES NR

1'-0"

421" THICK BRICK WALL TOW + 4'-0"

1'-0"

1'-0" 1'-0"

FALSE CEILING TO DETAIL

1'-0"

LEDGE TO BE PLACED AFTER CUTTING THE TILE

421" THICK BRICK WALL TOW + 4'-0"

ASC

ASC 1'-0"

1'-0"

1'-0" 1'-0"

MIRROR

FALSE CEILING TO DETAIL

R ASC

1'-0"

ASC

R 1'-0"

FALSE CEILING TO DETAIL

LIGHT POINT

THIRD FLOOR LEVEL

1'-0"

DOOR STOPPER

10MM BIDING PATTI ALL AROUND

LINTE LEVEL

1'-0"

TERRACE FLOOR

LVL.+2210 LINTEL

1'-6'

10 F

INDICATIVE LOCATION OF GEYSER

PLUG POINT FOR GYESER

2'-0"

10 F

INDICATIVE LOCATION OF GEYSER

P R

2'-0"

10 F

INDICATIVE LOCATION OF GEYSER

16 R

OUT SIDE

F 10

TOILET 03 - D1

675 INSIDE

F 10

TYPICAL DO

R 10

OUT SIDE 920

200 F

10 INSIDE SIDE 920

F 200

R 10

920

LVL + 3300 1ST FLOOR

DIMENSION OF WOODEN SECTION TO BE USED IN MAKING THE STRUCTURAL FRAME OF SOFA

210

450

50 50 50 70 248 50

310 20

UPHOLSTERED SEAT.

50 50

21 B

THICK RCC SLAB.

INSIDE

40 A

SECTION - XX

300

700

3) 19MM THICK WATERPROOF PLY IS USED IN CONSTRUCTION OF SOFA SET. 4) DRAWERS AS PER DETAIL WITH HETTICH/HAFELE ACCESSORIES.

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE READ AND NOT TO BE MEASURED ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM, AND ARE GIVEN FROM STRUCTURAL SURFACES AND DO NOT INCLUDE FINISHES-UNLESS OTHERWISE MENSIONED. IT IS NOT INDICATED IN THE DRAWING BUT ALL THE SURFACES ARE PLASTERED SURFACES. ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE CHECKED AND CO-RELATED WITH STRUCTURAL AND OTHER CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS AND ANY AMBIGUITY SHALL BE IMMIDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE PROJECT ARCHITECTS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK.

40 WOODEN SECTION - S2

THICK RCC SLAB.

40 280 40

2) SOFA SET TO BE MADE IN THREE PARTS, A SOFA IN THE CENTRE AND DRAWER BOX ON BOTH THE SIDES.

THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE PROJECT ARCHITECTS AND IS NOT TO BE COPIED OR USED WITHOUT THEIR PERMISSION.

10 200 F 10

WOODEN SECTION - S1

DRAWER 04

780

DRAWER 03

111 40 40

630

DRAWER 02

1) THIS DRAWING IS ONLY FOR REFERENCE AND NOT FOR EXECUTION.

DRAWER 01 B

TERRACE DOOR - D2a

WOODEN SECTION - S3

SECTION - YY

5MM FROSTED FIX GLASS WITH 10MM BIDING

06 20

920

INSIDE THE ROOM

R 10

805

F 10

INSIDE

BEDROOM 03 - D2a

675

590

765

S1M

845 170 40

490

970

230 MM THK BRICK WALL

FRAME

(10X3)MM GROOVE FOR COPPER STRIP

DATE: 02/03/17

40 385

SCALE: 1:25

DRAWER

WD 0036

920 X 2210

2210

CHECKED: KOMAL

920 X 2890

2210

ISSUED: EXECUTION

1035 X 2210

2210

575 40 S3M S2M DRAWER

DRAWN:KOMAL

D2b

1160

PROJECT:

BHUTORIA RESIDENCE.

DWG NO.: BU/A/REF464/R0

DATE: 13/02/2017 SCALE: 1:25 DRAWN: ABHISHEK

SR NO 473

CHECKED: XXXX

590

LINTEL

550

2210

D2a

10MM BIDING PATTI ALL AROUND

20 50

2210

805 X 2210

590

SIZE (WXH)

D1A

DESCRIPTION

REVISIONS

ONYX MARBLE.

ISSUED:

35MM FLUSH DOOR

550

1.5MM THK LAMINATE AS SPECIFIED HINGE

DWG NO.: BU/A/036/R1

1ST TOTAL GF FL QUANTITY

DOOR TYPE

NO DATE

DRG. TITLE: DINING SOFA DETAILS.

DRG. TITLE: DOOR DETAILS

DOOR SCHEDULE

725

470

725

ONYX MARBLE.

110 40 40

765

HORIZONTAL STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. (SIZE : 40MM X 50MM)

490 41

PRINT ISSUE

2250

170 40

13/02/17 R0 DATE RE CL SE EE PHE LA FR

845

PROJECT: RESIDENCE FOR SHRI HEMANT JOSHI AT AHMEDABAD

OUT SIDE

COMMON TOILET - D1a

970 40

DESCRIPTION

575

REVISIONS

805

R1 01 03 17 NO DATE

UPHOLSTERED SEAT.

F 200

40 385

OUT SIDE (STAIRCASE SIDE)

10 200 F

1160

920

10 10

2250

DARK GREY

UPHOLSTERED SEAT.

EQ(490) 50 20

PRINT ISSUE

550

590 VERTICAL STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. (SIZE : 40MM X 50MM)

ONYX MARBLE.

EQ(250) EQ

LIGHT GREY

02 03 17 R1 10 02 17 R0 P DATE RE CL SE EE PHE LA FR

TOM R

F 200

DRAWER

DOOR LOCK (PUSH) 75

LIGHT GREY

DARK GREY

OIL PAINT

DOOR LOCK (PUSH) LIGHT GREY

DRAWER

DOOR STOPPER

DOOR LOCK(KEY)

550

DOOR STOPPER

NE AND ME

20MM THICK ONYX MARBLE TO BE USED ON THE TOP.

ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE CHECKED AND CO-RELATED WITH STRUCTURAL AND OTHER CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS AND ANY AMBIGUITY SHALL BE IMMIDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE PROJECT ARCHITECTS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK.

920

OUT SIDE

STORAGE - D2a

700

IT IS NOT INDICATED IN THE DRAWING BUT ALL THE SURFACES ARE PLASTERED SURFACES.

F 200

640

DOOR BOTTOM STOPPER 10

DOOR BOTTOM STOPPER

NOTE:

20 190 20

LIGHT GREY

EQ EQ(205)

DARK GREY

LIGHT GREY

1260

200MM THICK BRICK WALL..

820

DOOR LOCK WITH NOB 75

R 75

LIGHT GREY

R 10 805

DARK GREY

THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE PROJECT ARCHITECTS AND IS NOT TO BE COPIED OR USED WITHOUT THEIR PERMISSION. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE READ AND NOT TO BE MEASURED ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM, AND ARE GIVEN FROM STRUCTURAL SURFACES AND DO NOT INCLUDE FINISHES-UNLESS OTHERWISE MENSIONED.

DOOR LOCK WITH KEY

OR (KEY)

NOTES

F 10

10 F

DOOR STOPPER

FOR DOOR POSITION PLEASE REFER DRAWING NO-WD 16

PLAN AT BB

MAKE : MEGHDOOT LEMINART PVT. LTD.

PLAN AT AA

DIMENSION DRAWING TO OBTAIN THE CURVE.

TOP VIEW

CATALOGUE : QUESSO BESPOKEN COLLECTION OUT PLAN

OOR SHUTTER DETAIL

LAMINATES LIGHT GREY MATT FINNISH DARK GREY MATT FINNISH

NO 263SF 272SF

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Dining Sofa Details. (Bhutoria Residence)

Housing at Kolkata - Competition Project

B u i l d i n g C o n s t r u c t i o n

English Bond Wall Masonry - Building Construction - 02

Operable Teak Wood Louvers - Building Construction - 03

Types of Isolated Foundation - Building Construction - 05

Window Frame with M.S. Grill - Building Construction - 03

Types of Steps - Building Construction - 04

Types of Door - Building Construction - 03

Door Frame Joineries - Building Construction - 03

Door Frame Joinery and Expansion joints in Door Shutters- Building Construction - 03

Aluminium Partition with Door - Building Construction - 03

04 03

01. ENTRY 02. LIVING AREA 03. PASSAGE 04. KITCHEN 05. STAIRCASE 06. TOILET

Floor Plan 01

0.5

1.5

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Sectional Profile

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07. PASSAGE 08. BEDROOM 01 09. BALCONY 10. BEDROOM 02 11. STAIRCASE 12. TOILET

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ON-SITE DESIGN OPPORTUNITY

Redevelopment of a Row House / 2017 Vadodara

A residence for Gunjan Ekbote, a renowned sound engineer from Vadodara with a small plot area of 35 SQM trapped between G+5 masses on three sides leaving 4.2 M facade open. Spending his past life in a single storey house with huge load bearing walls and tiny openings the client was very sensitive about light and ventilation. Understanding the demands and requirments of the client after several discussions, the brief ended up in answering three major issues. First, access to light and ventilation in all core areas and toilets. Second, propossing a design which offers functional future expansion for him and his younger brother and third, adjusting everything in a small budget of 5 lakh rupees as cost of construction.

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Clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Requirement : 01. Living Room 04. Internal Staircase 07. Balcony

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03. Common Toilet 06. Toilet on 1st Floor 09. Personal Terrace

Volumetric mass consumed by the house in relation with its over powering context.

Division of internal masses taking advantage of light and ventilation.

Introducing service areas leaving a light well In-between internal masses.

The light well surrounded by quarter turn stairs acts a connecting space between different volumes taking benefit of the stack effect, continuously drawing hot air and maximizing the air flow in internal areas.

The overall planning was conceptualized following the above explained idea, exemplifying a method for designing in such narrow spaces and conditions.

The areas on the ground floor consists of a common living area, kitchen and a staircase which were treated together as a single mass with minimal partitions making life more participatory for the family.

EARTH CONSTRUCTION. Exploring MUD through various construction techniques like Cob, Adobe, Wattle and Daub, Rammed Earth and CSEB. Learning about the tools, techniques, curing treatments, CSEB machines like Mardini Press, proportion of constituent materials, tests for different use, etc. Using stabilised mud construction for seismic zones along with use of reinforcement like bamboo & steel.

Bamboo structures covering outdoor spaces to extend its use in different conditions and creating opportunities for students to involve themselves in activities of different scale and masses.

BAMBOO CONSTRUCTION. Construction of Bamboo Structures in campus to develop outdoor working areas, canopies to carry informal activities, workshops, celebrating festivals, etc. Learning about repetitive joinery modules using jute ropes and steel bolts, constructing foundations, making different covering with bamboo chip mat and waterproof fabric, methods to tie different structures in compression, etc.

BRICK MASONRY CONSTRUCTION Exploring brick as a construction material while understanding its design aesthetics and construction techniques. Working in an actual construction environment with masons, architects and site supervisors. Learning about organising and scheduling the construction process considering the on-site adjustments and problems.

LIME CONSTRUCTION. Using LIME in preparation of Plaster, Mortar, Lime Concrete, Wall Finish, Floor Finish, etc. The process includes preparation of constituent materials like Surkhi, Husk, Sand, Quick lime, etc. and learning the use of other organic ad-mixtures like curd, buttermilk, etc. to achieve various finished surfaces.

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