Architecture Porfolio Aditi K Y (2016-2021)
Dayananda Sagar College Of Architecture 1
This portfolio is the compilation of the authors work produced in the course of the five years of the Architecture course (B.Arc) . Throughout the portfolio there is a display of numerous design projects both academic and non academic with detailed analyses of the concepts, architectural tectonics and design process. 1.All drawing, images and texts in this portfolio have been produced by the author 2. For ground projects only drawings and images produced by the author is displayed. If otherwise, credits have been duly stated
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The biggest lesson I have received is to keep learning, which is my strength. I have consciously made an effort to always be open to it, to always look into new ways, new alternatives, new methods of study and design. I believe it is absolutely essential, especially in the field of architecture where there is constant evolution of technology and creative spaces. I aim to explore all possibilities in terms of design with any project that comes my way. This not only allows for the best possible outcome, but also facilitates more than one idea to come to play. Deductive thinking I believe is essential to creating new kinds of spaces that meet the requirements of any project and are woven into the fabric of my process. I believe each new project is an opportunity to learn, rediscover and implement new ideas. Every new design will have its own personality and uniqueness, I aim at being able to fully enunciate that.
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CONTENTS
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Gadag, Betagiri
Thippagondanahalli
Dayananda Sagar Architecture Office
Urban Design
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Campus Design
Interior Design
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Annual NASA design Competition Importance of Transition spaces
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Urban Design Collective
Kampli Documentation
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Pure n Natural
-Housing -Staircase detail -Toilet -Showcase
Live Project
Working Drawing
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Miscelaneous
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Rebuilding Market Connection -Uplifting the Economy Town Project Type:Academic Organisation:Dayananda Sagar College of Architecture Year:2020 Project:Urban Design and Planning
Project Breif The aim of the Urban Design and Planning Project was to understand and address the methods of development in the districts of Gadag and Betagiri. Gadag district, in the state of Karnataka is composed of seven talukas with a total area of 4656 kmsq.
My approach to the design emphasises tackling the economic development of the town. The design tries to zero in on master level and architectural intervention.
The twin towns of Gadag and Betagiri is the Munical Head the the district. 7
VISION OF GADAG
Making Gadag and Betagiri self sustaining for its requirements by making the town Inclusive, Sustainable and Safe.
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Increasing safety in Public spaces
Improvement of Betagiri Market
Lake side Development
Creating Identity for the district
Increase the number of Bus Stands
Increasing the Plantation
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Zone 2
1.Economic stretch from betagiri and gadag 2.Decentralizing the present market 3.Betterment of industrial area 4.Providing recreation spaces for people 5.Creating urban identity which also boost the economy of gadag and betagiri 6.Providing dedicated spaces for textile and weaving industries.
.Increasing the transportation systems -Improving the market -Providing more public spaces -Reducing the dependance on gadag 2.Sustainable
Legend Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4
Town of Gadag-Betagiri divided into zones.
Zone 3
Zone 4
1.Consisting the major public zones of the town 2.Making it easily accessible 3.Sustainable 4.inclusive: Too all people All income groups 5.safe-Survilliacs cameras Safety of women and chidren Not creating dead and dark spots areas always be lit
1.Sustainable 2.Improving transportatio systems 3.Safety- Area always well lit Survilliance cameras
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Street Development in economic street adding parking,seating spaces, footpath.
Lake side development with hawker spaces and seating area to increase informal economy.
Street Development in major economic stretch to make it more user friendly Building
Footpath/ Pause point
Road
Footpath/ Pause point
Building
Lake side development- hawker spaces to generate informal economy Lake
Lake edge Development
Road
Footpath
The master level intervention aims at improving the public toilets, streets, increasing public transportation parking, creating plazas and pause points. The architectural interventions on the other hand tries to improve the faculties of the Betagiri market, APMC yard, re-designing the gadag market and create an identity to the town of Gadag by bringing back the indigenous practices like hand loop, printing press
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Building
Legend Selected Zone Selected Stretch
Designing a plaza at the Main junction and designing a drop off area for the present market.
Site 3
Site 1
Proposing bus stands at every 500m in the Economic zone.
Site 2
Site 1 1. To provide facilities to improvise the APMC yard. 2. Requirement of spaces for the bidders and the truck drivers. Site 2 1. The existing market experienced a fire breakdown earlier this month. 2. Congestion and commotion, as there are various activities happening at the same time. 3. Decentralisation of activity and traffic. 4. There is not enough loading and unloading space.
Site 3 1. To increase the connectivity between Gadag and Betagiri. 2. As the culture of the district is dying out, it is necessary to educate the coming generations. 3. It is required to bridge the generation gap. 4. Provides a foundation for the tourists to understand and experience the culture of Gadag. 5. It has the potential to boost the informal economy.
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Landuse Map
-Large number of commerical and industrial areas. -Absence of parking lots or spots. -Absence of commerical area near the lake. 12
Site 1
Area of Site-66,179 sq m ( 16.3 Acres) Strenght governoment land development of existing APMC yard Opportunity providing hospitality services for the auction buyers and farmers
Site 2
Area of site - 37635.8sqm(9.3acres) Strenght Large commerical area around the site Present market is close by governoment proposed commerical activities in 2021 Linear site Opportunity decentrailzed market Threats can make the main road or centre of the city more congested
Site 3
Area of site-13,522sqm(3.3 acres) Strenght Accessible from all three sides Between betagiri and gadag Weakness Site geWWometry can effect thr design sound from railway station will be high Opportunity rail connectivity immediately next to it
Legend for Land Ownership Trust Governoment/Public Private
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Road Hierarchy Site is surrounded by roads on all 4 sides. North- primary road west, east- secondaery road. South side-tertiary road Inference- main vehicular access on primary road tertiary road can be used for pedistrain entry
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Smell and noise
Observation- large number of informal economy in the centre of Gadag. Inference- creating spaces for informal economy (hawker spaces )on site.
Public Transport Observation -Abense of public transport at the radius of 0.5 and 1km around the site. Inference- proposing a auto and bus stand on site.
Formal, Informal Economy
Observation- large number of informal economy in the centre of Gadag. Inference- creating spaces for informal economy (hawker spaces )on site.
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Food Court with semi open seating area in close proximity to market
Redesigning and relocating the Fresh produce market. The structure is a G+1.
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Dorm and parking space for Truck drivers and farmers visiting APMC yard.
Provision of Guest house for wholesale dealers visiting the Apmc Yard.
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Central Plaze connecting the fresh produce to the plastic market and the food court .
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Fresh prodice market with farmers maret at the lower floor, platforms with storage space designed.
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Ornothology Institution Project Type:Academic Organisation:Dayananda Sagar College of Architecture Year:2019 Project:Campus Design Individual
Proposed plantation and existing plantation
Project Breif Chamrajsagar also is known as T G Halli is located at the confluence of two rivers, 35 km West of Bangalore. The land parcel is 85 acres of land which also consists of a dysfunctional water purifier, the project brief was to design an ornithology Institute with a site area of 15 acres.. A detailed study was carried out on the type of trees, creepers and plants which would attract butterflies and bees which would, in turn, attract the birds.
This land parcel is an optimum choice for an ornithology institution as it is pause point for migrating bird( puttanahlli bird sanctuary (23 km)). The site was selected based on the accessibly, topography, possible usage of present structures 21
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Aacdemic
Laboratory
Auditorium
Library
Laboratory
Residential Scholars
Faculty
Visitors
Day Scholars
Staff
Aacdemic
Gallery
Admin
Housing
Hostels
Recreation
Recreation
Gallery
Cafe
Cafe
Auditorium
Housing
Activity Mapping of users.
Ornithology Institution Plan
The institution was zoned into three parts to reduce the number of people in the research, academic and hostel area/zones. Public Semi Public Private
The lowest point of the site is user to create a water body which would in turn attract birds with feed on fish. The academic, research and hostel zones face the lake go get a good view
The existing buildings are used as a housing for the staff the breeding area for birds with a observer tower in the centre Designed Structures Existing Structures
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The Institution mainly consists of a reseacher centre with a laboratory for the observation and study of birds, with an academic centre for the study of birds. The Institution also behaves as an observation area of birds for researchers due to breeding area, plantation and watch towers provided. 24
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Entrance from Plaza to seminar hall and cafe
Admin block- Directors room, confrence room,admisiion and researchers cabins.
1-Seminar hall 2- Shop 3-Cafe 4-Vertical circulation 5-toilet 6-Cabins 7-Seating area 8-Admission area 9-Conference room 10-Director’s room Creating semi open spaces on first floor to improve ventilation and closeness to nature.
Cearting open spaces in the lower floor.
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Basement Plan- consists of computer plan and reading space
Ground floor plan- reception area, book display, reading area and semi open seating space.
Entrance to Library
1-reading area 2- coputer lab 3-printer space 4-green space 5-reception Creating semi open discussion area.
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Creating open/green spaces
Project Breif
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Architecture Collage Office Project Type:Academic Organisation:Dayananda Sagar College of Architecture Year:2020 Project: Interior Design Individual
The project brief was intended at redesigning various parts of Dayanand Sagar College of Architecture. Included in this is the office space that comprises the directors room, the conference room, a common seating space for faculty and an office area. Knowing that it is the office of an architectural institution, the essence of the space is to be modified to portray the same. To show that this space unlike any other regular office space is that of a school of architecture, I have made the attempt of using a different material. have used cardboard/corrugated sheets owing to the fact of how unusual the usage of these materials are in any office space.
I In addition to this, my other main materials are cement and wooden flooring. I have also made use of neutral colours like shades of grey and brown along with greenery to bring a sense of calm into the space.
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Plan of office space
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Waiting and entrance to directors Cabin and conference room.
Teachers seating space with Library
Office space with display area.
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Corrugated sheet
Exploded View
Design process of Chair
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Multiple layers of corrugated sheet laser cut to produce the desire shaped.Treatment to prevent water absorption aand facilitate ease of maintenace
layers of corrugated sheet stuck by using adhesive.
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Kampli Project Type: Documentation Organisation:Dayananda Sagar College of Architecture Year:2020 Project:Urban Design and Planning Individual 31
Project Breif Map of Kampli-Indicating different house typology
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Fishermen house Plan
Fishermen house Front Elevation
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Kampli comprises of various typologies of houses that have been through drastic changes. While an empire emerged from there, the age-old houses still hold on to their roots. The house of the fisherman documented by us, also went through a lot in the 300 years of its existence. What used to be a full built continuous span of a house stands apart as two individual ones now. This reflects the nuclear nature of society which we harvest now. 34
Sitting by the river, it enjoys the view and the fresh breeze, but the rage of Tungabhadra affected the house, because of which the plinth level was raised. One of the most prominent features of these fishermen’s house now turned farmers are it’s tapering walls which could not stand the test of time. Although it is a compact area with magnificent space management instead of the limitations, the skylights aid to the aesthetics of the house.
They allow the passage of good quality natural light instead of providing fenestrations. The material most used is mainly stone which is locally available.
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Project Type:Competition Year:2018 Project:Importance of Transition Space achievement:Top thirty six Group
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Importance of Staircase
Importance of Entrances
Importance of Light
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Pure & Natural Project Type: Live Project Year:2019 Project:Interiors of Cafe Individual The client’s requirement was to bring in a warm environment inside the space with the use of natural colours which goes with the type of cuisine severed in the space and retain the wooden roofing.
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Ground Floor Project Type:Academic Organisation:Dayananda Sagar College of Architecture Year:2018-2020 Project:Working Drawing Individual
First Floor
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Ground Floor- Electrical Plan 44
First Floor -Electrical Plan 45
Railing Chamfered Edge Riser Floor finish
Handrail Balustrade
Floor finish
Skirting Tile Screed Concrete slab
Staircase Detail 46
Brick wall 230mm
Fringe Granite Tile
300*300mm
DadoTile
300*300mm
Brick wall
230mm
Concrete Slab
150mm
ConcreteBeam
Concrete Slab 150mm
ConcreteBeam 450mm
450mm
Vetilator
Shower Dado Tile
300*600mm
Door
Shower Dado Tile
300*600mm
Plaster 10mm thkWW
Plaster
20mm thk
Dado tile
10mm thk
Handwash
WC
Dado Tile 10mm thk
Handwash
WC
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12mm shutter glossy grey PU finish 25 mm plywood niche frame with star line vera teak veneer 83448
12mm drawer frame glossy grey PU finish
Front Elevation
Plan
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interior plywood 12mm partition for shutter, grey laminate 12 mm plywood with star line vera teak veneer 83448e
Drawer interior plywood 12mm partition for shutter, grey laminate
25 mm plywood niche frame with star line vera teak veneer 83448
Section Use of adhesive to join the two plywood’s 12 mm plywood with star line vera teak veneer 83448 12mm drawer shutter with groove finished with glossy grey PU finish 12 mm plywood tinished with grey pu finish
12 mm ply wood finished with grey interior laminate for interior partions
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Miscelaneous Work
Parametric Design
Smart Facade
Malayanila
Project Type:Academic Year:2019 Project:High Rise Stucture Individual
Project Type:Competition Year:2018 Project:Facade design achievement:Top three Group
Project Type:Competition Year:2020 Project:Hostel Design Group
Circuiti
Fluid_Studio23
Guides
Automobile Cataloge for a Bangalore bases sterio company.
Creativity is individual to every single being and fluid art is one of the many ways to portray it. The process of creating fluid art helps with calming and expression of the mind. I want to bring the fluid art into people’s life. Instead of just talking about it, I decided to add it to the daily use objects and brighten them up with a dash of fluidity
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