Adithya David by Adithya David

ADITHYA DAVID Architecture Portfolio 2017

Design Philosophy The design process is a hermeneutic circle, it is a constant dialogue between precedents,parameters and restrictions that act as projections of a pre understanding of the design. The interplay between the parts and the whole expresses the boundaries within which only through reflection,revision and reinterpretation of the parts can the whole begin to take its final form.

Academic Work Center for Architectural Research

National Defense Academy

Health Care

Urban Design

Shifting Datum

Professional Work Kavinpuram Senior Housing

Anand Residence

St Thomas Marthoma Church

Muziris Heritage Project

Maitriea

Akeman Street Baptist Church

Bamiyan Cultural Center

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ACADEMIC

PROJECTS

Center for

Architectural Research CHENNAI . India

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Centre for Architectural Research was a result of a study on Architectural Research and the current state of Architectural Research in different Institutions of Architecture, an attempt to bridge the various types of Architectural Research involved a study of different components of AR and the bodies that are involved with them, primarily Schools, Offices and Research After looking into these bodies and understanding the existing pattern in which research takes place in these bodies, a new module for research was created by taking bits and pieces from the other bodies and creating a new platform for research.

Dissemination of Architectural Research Architecture Student Architecture Students are involved with theoretical parts of architectural research, they push the boundaries of the syntax, this research stays with the academia and does not breach into the professional practice. Architects who associate themselves to academia are involved with the research that happens in this bubble.

Women comprise of 60% of architecture students i.e., 18,000 graduates every year. There is a potential to cater to these graduates who could be making huge shifts in Architectural Research.

General Public

Architecture is experienced by the general public by their interaction with the city, but the awareness of what architects are capable of can be achieved only through exposure to the realm of architecture,

Building Research Scientist Research stays within the CBRI and online and does not reach the community of architects. Research is often short sighted with no room for hypothetical experimentation. Number of architects in CBRI in 1970 - 35 Number of architects in CBRI in 2015 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2 Number of students involved in building research in 5 years is 0

Architect A study of offices shows that research is an integral part of every project and there is a need to allow space for experimental research in offices. Research through Design needs to be documented and the professional practice needs to connect with the academic research.

Choosing a Site The Metropolitan city of Chennai was chosen for the modular approach to CFAR, The Site was chosen by mapping out the various Architecture Schools, Offices, Libraries and CSRI and an appropriate plot which would cater to the module was selected in Perungudi.

The Site is located in the southern part of the City adjacent to OMR , the site is characterized by a lush green landscape . the Site is of close proximity to the MRTS and 15km from the airport. The Site offers 65 Acres of Land which can be used for future development,

The Site belongs to the Central Government and a part of the site is used as a wireless monitoring Camp, which still leaves most of the site free for CFAR , The Site is flanked by Perungudi Lake in the South and a dense residential neighborhood in the north and the East which are mostly squatter settlements.

Legend Architecture Offices Developer Offices Library Architecture School CSRI Site 12

There are two main access to the Site, the northern one is used as the primary access. A central axis is created along the existing path used in the site which connects the two diversity in the building heights of the commercial offices and the settlements show the sensitivity of the site which calls for an introverted design.

The dense vegetation constraints the design so the important tree clusters were identified and were used to define the zoning and the circulation loops were identified and the existing green nature of the site needed to be retained.

The build able regions of the site was identified and the trees were analyzed based on girth and age. Then clusters of trees were identified as focal points and the shrubs and weeds were removed.

Vertical Steel Columns are erected along the verticesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s of the grid and a horizontal beam is laid connecting the Columns,

The Primary axis is identified and the circulation loops are weaved into the tree clusters.

The framework provided by the steel grid layout allowed a flexible arrangement of walls and floor panels according

A horizontal grid is located along the building zones .

A fluid green roof form canopy covers the built form allowing the site to retain its green lung space and also introvert the design.

Legend

01 Action Based Research 02 Experimental Research 03 Theoretical Research

04 Qualitative Research 05 Interpretative Research 09

06 Simulative Research 07 Building Center 08 Administrative Block 09 Innovation Park 15

A new module for research in architecture was achieved by separation the bodies involved with the research and clustering them into 6 forms from action to more experimental based research, the design called for a flexible built up space and the chosen site provided challenges but also opportunities to allow an environment in which the built and unbuilt blurred together created one big introverted campus. The design encourages interaction on all front each cluster consists of classrooms, offices and labs. 16

The external breakaway spaces form floating islands which connects the seven research sectors, They also share spaces by bringing these different architects, academicians together the center creates a think tank for interdisciplinary research and the constantly changing needs of the architecture Community and also bridges the gap created within the different bodies of research. The building itself as porous as it is with the blurring of transparency and breaking of hierarchy of built spaces showcases architecture in its purest form, on the drawing board. 21

DEFENSE ACADEMY Fourth

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kodaikanal . India A National Defense Academy for Cadets coming straight out of school into an environment of discipline and rigorous simulated training. A master plan for their various activities and a detailed design of the Academic sector was the brief. The project will provide a series of innovative spaces for research, teaching, and learning, as well as informal spaces for staff and students to interact, relax, or study in between formal classes.

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Activity Mapping The cadets have rigid military routine ,by mapping out the activities they perform during the day we find the relationship between the spaces and the required proximity required in the Masterplan. The cadets spend a lot of their training in the Academic Zone and in their Quarters. They spend their mornings in the training ground and spend their afternoons in the sports area. The Quarter master,Canteen and Armory are also on their regular visits. The Training Officers have their own Quarters and the higher officers will host their offices in the Command Center at the highest point of the Site.

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The Site is heavily contoured with a couple of build able plateau zones. The highest points on the site is at level 182and the lowest is at 165.

The activity mapping is then applied onto the build able zones based on proximity. PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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A Primary loop is drawn connecting the various zones with minimal intervention to the existing natural topography.

Secondary loops are drawn connecting the zones creating a sub arterial network that break away from the primary loop.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Masterplan The site is located in SHENBAGANUR in KODAIKANAL. Shenbaganur is famous for its natural scape and near by mudumalai forest which comes under reserve forest area. Masinagudi offers plenty of scope for tourists at the moment. Though there is no institutes proposed as on date, Masinagudiv exposes lots of scope for a campus on a hilly terrain, that focuses on Design and crafts development. The total area of the site is 110 acres.

Plan at Level 173

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The Academic Block is planned as a three tier terraced plan with roof forming the floor plane of the next tier, the lowest tier starts at level 173 and the second and third tier are at level 176 and 179. the block are punctured to allow natural lighting and cross ventilation of the academic blocks. the three tiers allow a visual interaction of the senior cadets with the junior cadets.

The formal characteristics of the NDA is retained in the Academic zones, by using exposed concrete , the design chars a brutalistic raw aesthetic which reflect the aspiring Cadets the formal horizontal and vertical lines created by the built form reinforce the rigidity and formality that defines an NDA. 33

The Terraced tiers open into the landscape, the rough exposed concrete is complimented with timber columns and louvers and with large glazed openings which allow a panoramic view of the site and the sunken spaced have large vertical punctures aloownig light and natural ventilation on the sides. 35

HEALTH CENTER Third

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Project

CHENNAI . India Chennai city is undergoing expansion with neighborhoods Sprouting in the outskirts and there is need for basic health infrastructure at each neighborhood level to cater emergency and epidemic situations. In context to this, a 40 bedded health care center is proposed at Mount Ponamalle high road, catering to Ramapuram and Mugalivakam.These are densely packed residential areas with a need for health care.

The vehicular and pedestrian zones are separated,this allows the hospital to be pedestrian friendly.

The vertical zoning is places along the three axis forming the emergency wing, in and out patient wing, the diagnostic and maternal ward wing.

A main axis and three secondary axis are identified for the three wings, A central courtyard separate the two wings.

The three wings are punctured to allow views into the central courtyard and the exterior vegetation . The corridor spaces are treated as semi solid spaces by using glass and timber louvers.

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The Health center is wrapped with a false facade of timber louvers that removes the classic Grey depressing image of a hospital that pricks peoples anxiety,it also allows semi partial privacy while allowing light to seep through. Long strips of glazed curtain walls are used in corridor spaces which open up the common area and waiting spaces which are usually closed boxes are a stereotypical image of a hospital.

Deciphering OMR Group Project | 10 Members

Urban Design Studio Fourth Year

Chennai . India Old Mahabalipuram Road is an IT Corridor that developed into a six lane IT Hub in the year 2008 ,a study was done in 2015 to understand the fundamental elements that weave together to form the urban fabric of this corridor. The study was divided into four stretches,my groups was the first stretch extending from Tidal Park to Perungudi Toll Gate,

Building Typology

Public spaces

Foot-over bridge

OMR has a lack of open space that can be used as a public spaces, the threshold spaces often act as public spaces,NIFT has a service lane with an extended pedestrian pathway which acts as a public space. At the Thiruvanmiyur Junction a monument called the flamethrower has been constructed to act as a public space but has failed due to inaccessibility.

In the first stretch OMR has four Foot over bridges which has failed in its function as most people prefer to jay walk across the median,making foot-over areas a accident prone zones. due to being unlit at night they act as unsafe areas for pedestrians.

Residential Residential Residential Residential Residential

Public Transport

Threshold Spaces

The Main public transport that is used to commute is the bus along with share autos,The bus stands have failed in design to cater to the users as most of the people stand on the road or after the bus stand.

The Service lanes act as threshold spaces and are often used for parking and hawkers also found near the IT parks,the commercial spaces often spill out into the service lane and act as a potential public spaces if articulated properly.

Morphology

Node Study

OMR was initially a two lane road with predominantly residential and industrial buildings, the road was the main connecting road from Chennai to Mahabalipuram. The Buckingham canal which is parallel to OMR was the mode of transportation till 1960,

Thiruvanmiyur | Node 1

2001

The IT sector begins to take shape along the corridor,the large vacant lands begin to develop rapidly into glass box IT sectors and this is soon followed by an increase in demand for residential causing a spike in the adjusant lands of OMR.

2005

Tiruvanmiyur junction is one of the busiest nodes along OMR, traffic is found to bottleneck during rush hours,a foot-over bridge connects the MRTS to the Tidal Park.

Ascendas | Node 2

2010

Existing Building New Building

The IT corridor project phase 1 comes to a completion,, the influx in the development of IT buildings leaves a desperate need for basic infrastructure to catch up, leaving most o the residential plots left vacant due to lack of services. 48

Section at NIFT

Mapping OMR Landmarks

The character of OMR is provided by its landmarks,the various buildings and monuments along the stretch which. The prominent landmarks are NIFT,The MRTS,SRP tools ,Kanjanjavadi Temple,Tool Gate.

Landmarks are physically elements which one cannot enter but along OMR we find landmarks being spaces of important cultural value and with time various spaces have identified themselves as landmarks.

Pedestrian Network

The Pedestrian walkway has a series of blockages and the walkways are not wheelchair-accessible, the service lanes are often treated as a secondary road and as a parking lot constraining the free movement of pedestrian traffic.

The Pedestrian realm is found to be vibrant during certain parts of the day,concentrating along the threshold spaces of the commercial fronts, there is a potential for cycle lanes in the service road which could in turn reduce the traffic that bottle necks along the road. 49

SRP Tools | Node 3

The toll gate is the last junction on the study, it consists of 11 bays for 4 wheelers , a school is found near this junction without proper pedestrian pathway near this junction, children are found walking in line of traffic.

Section at Toll Gate

Toll Gate | Node 4

The junction at SRP tools also has issues of traffic being bottle necked,during rush hours , the lack of proper cross walk for pedestrians has made this into a accident prone junction.

Section at Toll Gate

Green Spaces

The City of Chennai has developed its IT hubs along OMR creating a need for the urban charchter to be safe and vibrant urban stretch,the study showed potential for its development, some of th emajor issues that hinder its development is the congestion during rush hours and the lack of pedestrian friendly frontage,there is a possibility to bring about densification with a diverse community by connecting the unused urban spaces and by making the roads accessible to everyone including disabled users,there is a potential for the introduction of a cycle path and vehicular free pedestrian zones,another potential is by using spaces that are not active during the night to light up and enrich the street life of the IT sector.

Shifting DATUM Group Project|3 Members

Zonal

NASA

Competition

2015

CHENNAI . India A Settlement to be designed on a rotating disc conceptually that personifies â&#x20AC;&#x153; Dynamic Architectureâ&#x20AC;? which promises to start a new era of built form of buildings in motion. Looking beyond the semantics of such architecture, this conception aims to rationalize and conceptualize. This project was shortlisted for the Zonal NASA Convention Trophy,The design was a Utopian settlement that revolved around the idea of buildings in motion.

Masterplan

The site comprises of a number of small rotating disks. These disks are made up of large hexagons which combine to form a circle. The hexagons are placed edge-to-edge. The base of these settlement disks are held down by screw piles which make up the foundation.

The Masterplan consists of six type of rotating pad with different function in each, this Utopian module allowed the built form to be adaptable and flexible, detachable and reattach able, so that the community had the ability to re-adapt and reinterpret its cultural aspirations with time.

Farming And Agriculture

Water and Waste Mangement

The discs on top of the existing natural features have been given the function of farming and cultivation of crops.

The water reservoir is located at the center of the city to allow the treated fresh water radially and from a high point to is distributed to the lower circumference.

Residential Cluster The residential cluster is divided into two, north and south residence cluster maintaining the axis created by the main road of the existing site.

Commercial Cluster

Institutional Cluster Institutional buildings and government offices are kept at the center of the city, this cluster is a non rotating cluster. This acts as the nucleus of the master plan. This cluster forms the core of the city dictating the running of the settlement.

Cultural Cluster The cultural cluster has been designed around an open air theater,The hexagonal units have an elevated walkway along the roof.

The commercial cluster is kept in proximity to the entry to the site to allow trade from the outside, it is also positioned to close to the port to allow trade through the sea.

The buildings in this settlement are modular temporary, easy to build structures that are entirely prefabricated and built on site based on the needs of the user.

The user puts up six piles on the vertex and sets his prefabricated ground beam. The user finds six verticesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on the hexagonal grid system to construct his multi functional modular unit.

Combining Units The user puts up six piles on the vertex and sets his prefabricated ground beam. The user finds six verticesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on the hexagonal grid system to construct his multi functional modular unit.

Kinetic Wall and Floor A kinetic wall panel provides the modular units with the ability to open out and become a balcony space.

Wall Panel Typology

Building Elements

Wall panel panels are clip on panels that can be chosen based on the climatic need creating a climatically adapting building in motion. The panels are pre fabricated and clipped on site.

Roof Typology Modularizing the roof of buildings allows each module different insulation,space,energy and ventilation according to the function below.

Dual axis tracking is typically used to orient a mirror and redirect sunlight but the mechanism can be integrated with solar panels The building being in rotating motion allows the solar panel to track the sun and allowing a reduced solar gain yet bringing in indirect sunlight from the back.

A screw pile system allows a temporary yet stable structure for the hexagonal grid. The ground beam on the pile has an attached hydraulic jack with protects the building from differential movement and also allowing a small rise of the structure in case of flooding. 57

PROFESSION

PROJECTS

Kavinpuram Senior Community VEDIKA

Benny

Kuriakose

Kerala . India A Senior Housing Community in Trivandrum consisting of 19 Villas, a 16 Apartment Block and a Common Amenities Block . I was involved with the design development, working drawings, visualization and corresponding Client meetings.. The design was play of traditional Kerala architectural elements like verandah,courtyards and sloping roofs. The softwares used in this project are Draftsite, Sketchup and Thea Rendering.

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Dr.Anand Residence VEDIKA

Benny

Kuriakose

CHENNAI . India Dr.Anand Residence is located in Ambattur, Chennai. A four bedroom house with a basement for parking and .a double story covered courtyard. A steel framed supported sloping roof en-capsules the building finished with Mangalore tiles. My contribution to the project was Working drawings, Site coordination, corresponding Client meetings. and Visualization. The softwares used in this project are Draftsite, Sketchup and Thea Rendering.

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ST Thomas, Mar Thoma Church VEDIKA

Benny

Kuriakose

CHENNAI . India A Interior renovation of ST.Thomas Mar Thoma Syrian church, the project involved a design of a new Altar, False ceiling and new wiring for the church. I was involved with the Design development,Visualization and Site coordination for this project. The False ceiling was three bays of barrel vaults with gypsum boards and lit with golden cove lighting,a bay with varnished timber beams complemented the golden arches. The softwares used in this project are AutoCAD, Sketchup and Thea Rendering.

Muziris Heritage Project VEDIKA

Benny

Kuriakose

Kerala . India Muziris was an ancient seaport and urban center in Kerala, a part of the spice route that was found to be of great archaeological value. The Heritage project funded by Kerala Tourism Board. The project identifies th potential heritage buildings in the little town of muziris which used to be an ancient port along the Spice route. Benny Kuriakose has been the lead conservation consultant. I was a part of a team that spent a month in Muziris ,I was a part of various parts of the projects. I lead a graphic design team , We identified the potential nodes for Road signage and also signage for 15 heritage buildings.

The Signage along the waterfront, we identified routes that tourists can take .

A conditional assessment of Cheraman Juma Masjid, the oldest Juma Masjid in India.

The Redesign of Karupadanna Govt School.

Identifying the Way finding experience the tourists would take to experience the heritage museums.

The major nodal points in Muziris were documented and we designed and proposed the Road Signage

Kottapuram Fort is one the excavation site that brought to light the importance of Muziris.

KKTM is a new college for the Kerala Tourism studies and we were involved with the graphic design for the signage for the institution.

Signage for 15 Buildings which have already been converted into Museums.

Maps were designed for areas like gothuruthu which would be used in tourist brochures.

MAITREA VEDIKA

Benny

Kuriakose

Prague . Czech Republic Maitrea is a Spa and spiritual healing center in Prague. The Spa is an adaptive reuse of an old warehouse. I was involved with the visualization of the courtyard. The two options we presented was a tropical courtyard and a Zen garden courtyard. The design played with the five senses using elements of The softwares used in this project are Draft Site, Sketchup and Thea Rendering.

Baptist Church, Akeman Street Molyneux

Architects

Tring . uk This project involved a conditional assessment of a grade 2 heritage church,measured drawing of the church and the design of a church hall over an existing grave yard. The Grave yard stones were removed and relocated and piles were driven into the clay soil over which the new hall sits. I was involved with the measured drawings, working drawings, the conditional assessment,fire safety plans,site meetings and developing presentation boards. The softwares used in this project are Vectorworks, Photoshop.

Rooflight

Existing flat roof renewed with insulated Sedum roof

Rooflight Stone capping to parapet wall of extension

Existing flat roof Extension flat roof

Existing double doorset retained

2 steps to boiler room under

Remove existing store partitions and build new to form lobbies, wc tea point & office/study

Existing gallery balcony untouched

Extg sliding screens retained with new glazed centre panels to doors where illustrated 'gl'

Existing gallery balcony untouched. Demountable guarding of ss and natural wood at the bottom of each sets of steps

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New seats with low level storage cupboards under

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Existing noticeboards removed

Relocate existing timber wall panels

LINING TO STORE WALLS: 18mm WBP ply c/sunk screw fixed at 300mm c/c to SW battens at 400mm c/c with noggings at 600mm c/c, rawlplugged to wall at 600mm c/c

external skin of facing brickwork laid in stretcher bond using 1:1:6 mortar, a nominal 98 mm cavity & 100mm inner leaf 3.5N blockwork laid in stretcher bond using 1:1:6 mortar; all joints to line thro' with extg building and be full and flush pointed. Inner & outer skins tied together at 450 mm staggered centres with s/s wall ties complete with insulation clips, additional ties at openings (150 mm in from jambs) at 225 mm vertical centres. 100mm 'Rockwool' insulation batts to be built into the cavity as work proceeds in accordance with manufacturer's detailed instructions ensuring that no mortar snots are allowed to reduce the thermal resistance. Insulation to be kept dry at all times (including after installation)

Refer to 238/WD/110

New partitions to Disabled WC, with new sanitaryware

DISABLED WC

proposed grille and lockable gate

new and extg brick coursing to line thro'

location of elec. water heater to serve WCs above underfloor heating manifold serving whole area

store

each new masonry leaf to be fixed to existing wall using stainless steel 'Furfix' single flange profile connecting strip ref.1FUR100S with ties at 225mm c/c and 2-part polysulphide mastic pointing at junction with extg wall

SS D07

weep holes above in the external skin above pitch polymer cavity tray/dpc at 450 mm centres

store

Refer to 238/WD/118 & 119

GROUND FLOOR PLAN - AS PROPOSED

Rooflight in extended flat roof

Proposed Extension

internal lintels over doors to be pc type, 100x150mm high

FLOOR extg finishes and screed removed new 1:3 cement:sand screed laid to line thro' with screed in new store to receive linoleum sheet with coved skirtings

Scale 0

ROOFLIGHT: eg. Whitesales EM-DOME polycarbonate triple skin rooflight with splayed EM-CURB PVCu 300mm high, installed to prepared roof aperture rooflight to achieve 'U' value 0.35W/m2 deg C grid 12mm dia anti vandal bars at 100mm c/c under bolted to roof structure

FLOOR to achieve 'U' value 0.25W/m2 deg C

10 400

site stripped beneath the area of building, levelled and graded as req'd

long section B-B

150mm compacted hardcore/type 1 with 50mm sand blinding over floor slab 225 mm thick 32/40 grade reinforced mass concrete laid on 1200 gsm polythene dpm laid over the whole area, joints lapped min. 150mm and sealed with adhesive tape, dpm taken up inner leaf and lapped with pitch polymer cavity tray dpc slab continued to form reinforced concrete downstand toe at end and alongside boundary wall, base min 1000mm below extg GL, all as Structural Engineer's details, to comprise:

65x215mm airbricks at 900mm c/c to air gap around joists

WALLS to achieve 'U' value 0.35W/m2 deg C

Clnr Provide baby change unit to WC and Cleaners sink under stairs

Cavity wall to extension (facing SS D05 brick outer skin to match existing)

Refer to setting out plans for setting out. All drawings to be read in c NBS

TO BE CONFIRMED

100mm lightweight 3.5N blockwork off extg slab laid in stretcher bond using 1:1:6 mortar, tied at head by SW noggings to extg ceiling joists internal finish nom.11mm Thistle hardwall plaster New blackout blinds with nom. 2mm Thistle Multi-Finish skim coat, painted internal lintels over doors to be pc type, 100x150mm high

All steelwork shown on thes structural philosophy it is to dimensioned by others. Ref plans for up to date structu

Existing steps repaired

Refer to PARTITIONS: 238/WD/113

New PCC coping stone introduced

1412.3415

uder total roof system as specified elsewhere Rockwook HARDROCK tissue-faced sulation slabs 85mm + 135mm thick aggered joints and held at centre by insulation chors with 70mm head (eg. HILTI)

Baby Change

Dis'd wc

Remove existing partitions and construct new with new sanitaryware New wall mounted baby change unit

New storage New Cleaner Sink

The Main Contractor is resp dimensions prior to commen

Illuminated sign to Street front

SW fillets around INCLUSION OF ROOFLIGHT obelisk rooflights to give level base and ease roofing felt onto upstand

lobby

Retain outer sliding doors, form inner housing & new inner glazed double doors Relocated doorset from Lobby

Sound Desk

gallery over

Remove ramp and revert to existing steps

Form new raised platform with screen for Sound Desk

Baby Change

Form new Kitchen partition with new door & hatch in existing sliding screen

Pew

Chapel

CEILING

Hall

Extg sliding screens retained with new clearstorey glazing over and with new glazed centre panels to doors where illustrated 'gl'

This drawing to be read in c consultants engineers and s drawings. All items to be cro design, tender ,construction

graveyard

New weather stripping to external doors

Relocated doorset from Lobby

Pew

pulpit baptistry

new door

gallery over

Proposed Extension

Any discrepancies whatsoev the Main Contractor or Cont soon as they become appar

New bench seats each side of steps

Bench seat

New seats with low level storage cupboards under

GROUND FLOOR PLAN - AS PROPOSED

Proposed Extension

For all movement joints refe engineering drawings

cbd

Fr.

Heating grille overlaid with new floor covering

UP existing door set retained

tea

Serving Hatch

Pew

Sedum green roof

EXTG EXTENSION c.1970's

gas meter

Relocated Pew

Incorporate 2 No additional doorsets within existing opening to improve sound insulation

ROOF PLAN - (AS PROPO

Refer to 238/WD/108

Seat

decking and felt carried through opening in wall with code 4 lead flashings welted and bonded underneath, also around opening to discharge into ALUMASC or SECTION equal cast aluminium gutter and UP downpipe

proposed grille and lockable gate

Do not scale dimensions fro manufacturing.

Relocate existing timber wall panels

gallery over

retaining wall

hopper detailed thus:

New partitions to Disabled WC, with new sanitaryware

Bauder total roof system as specified elsewhere on Rockwook HARDROCK blackout New door tissue-faced insulation slabsNew 85mm + blinds opening 135mm thick staggered joints and held at centre by insulation anchors with UP 70mm head (eg. HILTI) on 25mm WBP ply on treated SW firrings to give min.1/60 fall Newto gutter laid crosswise and access skew-nailed to extg ceiling joists new rampmade with good as req'd stiffened and ramp storage to side wall

SECTION

timber picket fence

reconstituted stone capping to extg wall, nom. 350x100mm, monopitch fall towards roof

Relocate existing Existing roof cowel timber wall panels retained

brick boundary walls c.1900

Storage

store

General Notes:

Bench seat

SECTION

steps to boiler room under

Rooflight in extended flat roof

Refer to 238/WD/110

Clnr

Outline of Proposed External Hall

New glazed timber automatic entrance door set within existing archway

Refer to 238/WD/121

4 Rooflight

Existing noticeboards removed

Provide baby change unit to WC and Cleaners sink under stairs

Refer to 238/WD/118 & 119

EXTG EXTENSION c.1970's

Existing double doorset retained

Dis'd wc

Cavity wall to extension (facing brick outer skin to match existing) Extension flat roof

Existing flat roof

For New Hall Refer to 3 238/WD/126-153

Graveyard

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store

SECTION

New wall mounted baby change unit

Refer to 238/WD/112

SECTION

svp

Baby Change

Dis'd wc

Remove existing partitions and construct new with

FIRST FLOOR PLAN - AS PROPOSEDnew sanitaryware New Sedum insulated flat roof with rooflight to extension

New MH storage New Cleaner Sink Rooflight

SECT

Relocated doorset from Lobby

st. Cooker

New coathook rail Remove window & infill opening to match

Stone capping to parapet wall of extension

Refer to 238/WD/109

New blackout blinds

kitchen

lobby

Refer to 238/WD/113

Music Area

st.

Room

New wash basin

Rooflight

Existing flat roof

Existing steps re

560

Existing flat roof renewed with insulated Sedum roof

Form new Kitchen partition with new door & hatch in existing sliding screen

New blackout blinds

Remove Vestry walls

st.

ELEVATION

New fire door & partition to form smoke lobby

sunday school

dormer windows

Form new raised platform with screen for Sound Desk

Baby Change

gallery

Relocate existing timber wall panels gallery over

Remove ramp and revert to existing steps

New weather stripping to external doors

Retain outer sliding doors, form inner housing & new inner glazed CHAPEL slate roof over doors double

Sound Desk

SECTION

lobby

Refer to 238/WD/116

Chapel Loose Seating = 139

slate roof over HALL new door

gallery over

pulpit baptistry

Hall

Pew

existing door set retained

edge of balcony

New bench seats each side of steps

Relocated doorset from Lobby

Heating grille overlaid with new floor covering

edge of balcony

Incorporate 2 No additional doorsets within existing opening to improve sound insulation

cbd

Fr.

Seat

beam over

Chapel

Refer to 238/WD/123

tea

organ

new door

gallery over

Seat

office/ study

New access new ramp with ramp storage to dormer windows side wall

tea

Serving Hatch

gallery over

retaining wall

Extg doorset to be recessed back into wall

Hall

SECTION

timber picket fence

edge of balcony

chimney gl

edge of balcony New fire door & partition to form smoke lobby

gas meter

UP Storage

(dormer windows over)

Refer to 238/WD/122

creche

Pew

vertical sliding panels

store

lobby

Existing door repositioned

New blackout blinds

New door opening

graveyard

gallery

Refer to 238/WD/108

Relocate existing timber wall panels

Bench seat

youth meeting

flat roof

New raised platform to provide level access threshold chimney

Refer to 238/WD/121

New blackout blinds

office

Outline of Proposed External Hall

New glazed timber automatic entrance door set within existing archway

Bench seat

 

Relocated Pew

SECTION

flat roof

SECTION



For New Hall Re 238/WD/126-15

Graveyard

SECTION

FIRST FLOOR PLAN - AS PROPOSED Refer to 238/WD/112

New Sedum insulated flat roof with rooflight to extension

layer A142 mesh top and bottom, 25mm min cover to top layer, 35mm min cover to bottom layer 50x225mm SW

New foundation to be excavated no lower than existing

Bamiyan Cultural Center Shilpa

Architect

BAmiyan . Afghanistan Bamiyan Cultural Center was a competition held by UNESCO The building structure is inspired by a meditating form in the LOTUS POSITION. The extending SILK DRAPE is a tribute to Bamiyanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s location on the SILK ROUTE The stepped roofs resemble the terraced topography formed like a silk drape. The site orientation responds to a combination of the optimal thermal efficiency from south and maximum views of the Buddha Cliff to North West I was involved with the Design development,Computational fluid analysis, Vizualization,Presentation. The softwares used in this project are Revit,Photoshop,3DS Max and Autodesk CFD and InDesign.

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1 Main Gate/Security Cabin 2 Primary Roundabout 3 Car Park 1 (22 Cars) 4 Car Park 2 (8 Cars) 5 Secondary Roundabout - Afghan Icon 6 Security Check for Art Loading 7 Landscape Plaza 8 Pedestrian Plaza 9 Water Feature/ Ice Rink 10 Landscape 11 Main Entrance 12 Future Expansion 1000 SM 13 Art Loading 14 Outdoor Tea House 15 Exhibition Space Extension / Sculpture Court 16 Solar Plaza 17 Terrace Gallery Seating 18 Terrace Gallery Stage 19 Outdoor Area for Artists and Artisans 20 Solar Orchard 21 Open Landscape for Temporary Adaptable Shacks/Farmers Market or Adaptive used during Festivals Compound wall 3M high

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“ The landscape focuses on delivering long-term enhancements for the community. Along the Center’s exterior is a provision for temporary adaptable “shacks” serving as a farmers’ market or for adaptive use during festivals, local market for artists and chefs. Importantly, these shacks can accommodate women entrepreneurs on a priority basis who may sell souvenirs or local food.”

ELEVATION D 1 0

INTERIOR VIEW 3- elements of Islamic architecture, such as the mosaic tile ceiling, local expertise for metal carving and etching work as seen embedded in the interior pakhsa walls and a variety of mud wall colors. Also seen are the Macedonian stylized ‘Light Columns” along the exterior

4 2

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8 4

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B’

6 16 20

15 8 A 14

A’

24 13

GROUND LEVEL

4 3

LOWER GROUND LEVEL 1 1 Collection Storage 2 Research Room 3 Office 4 Classroom 5 Classroom 6 Classroom 7 Classroom 8 Private Restrooms 9 ‘Bodhi’ Courtyard

105sq.m 76sq.m 15sq.m 56sq.m 60sq.m 56sq.m 62sq.m 10sq.m

Possible link to Future Expansion

25 6

9 8 22 C B

1 Entrance Vestibule 8.5 sq.m 2 Reception/Lobby 119 sq.m 3 Private Restrooms 6.5 sq.m 4 Workshop studio 102 sq.m 5 Retail 30 sq.m 6 Retail 6 sq.m 7 Main Public Bathroom 12 sq.m 8 Musicians Performance Room 30 sq.m 9 Performance Hall 266 sq.m 10 Off Stage Area/Private Restrooms 10 sq.m 11 Private Restroom 6 sq.m 12 Temporary Exhibition Space* 140 sq.m 13 Permanent Exhibition Hall 1* 40 sq.m 14 Permanent Exhibition Hall 2* 80 sq.m 15 Permanent Exhibition Hall 3* 110 sq.m 16 Permanent Exhibition Hall 4* 60 sq.m 17 Tea House 75sq.m 18 Alfresco Tea House 40 seats 19 Terraced Gallery & Stage 20 Outdoor Terrace for Artists and Artisans 21 ‘Bodhi’ Courtyard 22 Ramp 23 Courtyard 24 Gallery Courtyard 25 Art Loading 26 Solar Plaza *Denotes ADAPTABLE SPACES for flexibility

ELEVATION C 1

4 2

DIAGRAM 08- PASSIVE THERMAL WINDOW DETAIL The window has double glazing with local stone that is heated due to south exposure, thereby heating adjacent spaces

ELEVATION C 1

4 2

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DIAGRAM 08- PASSIVE THERMAL WINDOW DETAIL The window has double glazing with local stone that is heated due to south exposure, thereby heating adjacent spaces

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4 2

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DIAGRAM 09- PASSIVE THERMAL CLERESTORY The glazing between roof levels has double glazing with local stone that is heated due to south exposure, thereby heating the interior spaces

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SECTION B-B’ 1

4 2

DIAGRAM 09- PASSIVE THERMAL CLERESTORY The glazing between roof levels has double glazing with local stone that is heated due to south exposure, thereby heating the interior spaces

The thrust 2555 LVL

SECTION A-A’ 1

4 2

symbolic of our ephe The is designe and interior cosmic energy of transformable spaceo The Galleries open The design is iterative fringed by stylized ‘li size and volume requ allude to the Zoroast requirement. upon Bamiyan. The no the Solar Plaza, lead through a helical ram performance arena. viewed without hindra that descends with th of the site. The majes backdrop. The pakhs with local cave painti caves and ancient tie

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P H O T O G R A P H Y

Southbank | London 2015 85

Varanasi | India 2016

SOUTHBANK | LONDON 2015

Southbank | London 2015

Pulicat Lake | India 2015

Muziris| India 2017

Adithya David Premraj

Experience

05 | 12 | 1993

Shilpa Architects, Chennai Internship - 6 Months

Contact: +91 8939294405 Email: adithyadavid512@gmail.com

Education Bachelor of Architecture Graduated: 2016 Faculty of Built Environment Sathyabama University,Chennai

Skills - AutoCAD - SketchUp - Revit - Vectorworks - Lumion - VRay - Thea - Photoshop - Illustrator - InDesign - Lightroom - Model Making - Photography

• • • •

Urban Design Research on Seemandhra, Construction Drawings, Assisted in design development for competitions, Assisted with presentation boards,

Molyneux Architects, London Internship - 6 Months • • • • • •

Assisted in Design development, Construction Drawings, Assisted with Client Meetings, Assisted with Measured Drawings, Assisted in conditional assessment of heritage buildings, Assisted with presentation boards,

Vedika, Benny Kuriakose Chennai Junior Architect- 6 Months • • • • • • •

Site co ordination, Construction Drawings, Assisted in Design development, Assisted with presentation boards, Assisted in conditional assessment of heritage buildings, Graphic Design, Corresponding Client Meetings

Languages - English - Tamil - French

Achievements - Editorial Team Zonal NASA Magazine 2013 - Organizer Technosummit 2014 - President Design Club, Sathyabama University - Co Founder Moot Debate Club - Shortlisted Zonal NASA convention Trophy 2015,2104 - 2nd Place Charles Correa Essay Writing Competition

Workshops Urban Design Collective,Chennai Reading the Urban Context

Aukett Swanke Architects,London Urban Design Workshop VACA,Chennai Low Cost Housing and community center using Mud and Bamboo Workshop 93

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