Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio | ADITYA MAIND | VNIT NAGPUR

2018-2022

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

PORTFOLIO

ADITYA MAIND

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT

BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURE

Visvesvaraya National Institute Of Technology

Aditya Sanjay Maind Studying architecture has been a journey of creativity, self discovery, patience, learning and unlearning, conﬁdence, hard work, responsibility. All these qualities have helped to brush the skills I own. My skills include being detail oriented, multitasking, Architecture design, problem solving. I wish to use these skills and learn more every day.

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Nationality DoB Address

Education +91 9326657362 adityamaind11@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/ in/aditya-maind-37a373169 Indian 9 January 2000 685, Mankapur, Koradi Road, Nagpur, 440030

Bachelors of Architecture

Visvesvaraya National Institute Of Technology, Nagpur,- 440010 2018 - Present

Senior Secondary School

Shri Shivaji Science College, Nagpur [Maharashtra Class XII Board] 2016-2018

Secondary School

Modern School, Nagpur [CBSE Class X Board] 2015-2016

Experience & Extra-curriculars

Lectures & Workshops

Aarohi Event Co-ordinator

GRIHA

Member of Depertmantal Core Committee

Documented the Undocumented

Central india’s largest annual cultural festival (Cultfest). VNIT 2018 2019-2021

DEVISE Event Manager, [AXIS]

Annual Technical Festival of VNIT Architectural competitions and workshops. Conducted a Guest Lecture with President of COA 2020

361 BIT, Associate

361BIT is a uniform platform for students and professional architects and experience. 2020 - Present

Internship, Paramarsh Incorporation | Ar. Abhilash Maind, Nagpur (two months)

Worked on Planning of residential project, 3D exterior model development on SketchUP and Developed a landscape proposal for semi-govt organization in Adipur, Gujarat (Competetion-10 Acre Site) 2021 (May-June)

Internship, Emanate Design | Ar. Lokesh Kadu, Nagpur (two months)

Worked on AutoCad 2D drawings, assisted in Working Drawing, 3D exterior model development on SketchUP and Understood the building sanctioning process (Liasioning). 2021-22 (Dec-Jan)

Class Representative 2020-2022

(Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment) Zonal Nasa, Aurangabad 2019 Documetation Workshop by Ar. Sandeep Pathe Documented a 169 Year old Wada, Nagpur 2019

Brick Masonry and Timber Joinery

Hands on Workshop by Ar. Ashish Nagpurkar VNIT 2019

ECO-STRUCTURE

Ar. Chitra Vishwanath & Ar. Sathya Prakash Varanashi, Panel Discussion Seminar, Hosted under 361 BIT

Skills Software Skills AutoCAD

advanced

SketchUp Revit Rhinoceros 3D

advanced intermediate beginner

advanced Lumion V-ray (SketchUp) intermediate

Illustrator Photoshop Premier Pro

intermediate intermediate

Documentation of social production processes and design proposal for the community of the village of Melghat (Dharni, Harisal, Maharashtra 444813) 2019

PowerPoint Word Excel

advanced advanced advanced

HUDCO Trophy [NASA] SENIOR CITIZENS’ HABITAT

Soft Skills

Competitions & Achievements Annual NASA Design Competition [NASA] | Shortlisted

2019

LUNCHBOX [Archdais]

a small scale collaborative startup business ofﬁce. 2019

Annual NASA Design Competition [NASA]

Redesigning of Public mobility spaces with respect to post pandemic views. 2020

The House 2.O [Archdais]

The competition encouraged to rethink the basic functionality of the house for postpandemic era. 2021

Problem Solving Patience Strategic Thinking Perseverance Management

Languages

Hindi, Marathi, English, Spanish (Basic)

Interests

Design Research

Cooking Badminton Travelling 3

PREFACE The drawings and all the data inside this portfolio is created by me and is true to my knowledge. It is the collection of work done in the year 2018-2022. Each section shows the different skills and experience gain in that time period. Living these four years through various events and topics has given each time a unique value and lessons. I'm very mesmerised to share it through this portfolio.

Contents:-

01. Google Housing

02. Student Activity Center

03. Interior Design

Academic Individual work

a. Scandanavian Kitchen b. Roof - Top - Garden

Academic Individual work

04. Ocean Pearl

05. Working Drawing

06. Internship Work

Competition work Group of Three

Academic Individual work

Google Housing Google Housing is a vision for an integrated housing community for the senior employees of Google, who would be relocating their home and work life to Nagpur. The housing community is located in the outskirts of Nagpur, in MIHAN complete with independant Villas, Multi storey units and various amenities. The brief required independent houses for the CEO and the Chairman and housing for the senior level employees. The design is conceptualised considering the Climate, Context. Socio-Cultural dynamics of the city and also the positive and negative spaces in a community housing typology.

SEMESTER V

Location:- MIHAN, Nagpur | Area:- 7 Acres | Mentor:- Dr. Vidya Ghuge | VNIT

CEO Villa Secondary Entrance Sr. Executive Villa

Club House Executive Apartments

Primary Entrance Guest House Ariel view of all the Housing units, with all housing units have their terraces overlooking the central cohesive patch. Two separate entrances are provided for Villas and other housing units to facilitate circulation and parking.

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8 9

10 7 3

2 12 3 4

1. Main Entrance 2. Guest Parking 3. Executive Parking 4. Guest House 5. Executive Appartments

6. Central Cohesive Patch 7. Clubhouse 8. CEO Bunglows 9. Sr Executive Bunglows 10. Servant House

11.Seconday Entry. 12. Sub-Station 13. Septic Tank 14. Over Head Tank

Area Program Villa For Vice President Villa For CEO Villa For Sr. Executive Executive Units

750 M.sq 590 M.sq 450 M.sq X 5 210 M.sq X 28

Parks And PLaygrounds Clubhouse and Sport areas Guest House

2250 M.sq 2000 M.sq 1100 M.sq 8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

B 12

14 16 15

24 7

B’ 1

Ground Floor

Entrance Drive way Entrance Lobby Garage Service Toilet Drawing Room Sunk in sofa / Living Room Water Body Mini Bar & Dining Dry Kitchen Wet Kitchen Utility Store Servant Block Powder room Bedroom 1 Gym With outdoor shade Swiming pool With shower attached Family Room Master bedroom with study attached Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Terrace Lift

-This is a 4bhk g+1 unit villa with built-up area upto 587 msq.

-It has a open terrace which over looks at the open space.

21 20

-Apart from 4 bed room, villa also has a servant block with separate entry. 19

-Two separate kitchens are provided, one being a show kitchen and other being a wet kitchen.

-A drive in garage is provided with space for up-to 2 cars, and an attached driver's wc. 22

-A pool of 4.5x8 is provided with depth upto 2.5m.

-A cutout courtyard of 5x3.5m is there.

B’

First Floor 0

Section B-B’

Area 590 M.sq

Front elevation of CEO Villa, with monumental size entrance door.

View Of CEO villa showing the green lawn with the puddle and perforated wall with foliage on its west facade right outside the living room. The perforated wall creates a claming lighting articulation.

Elevation view Of Senior executive villa from front.

View Of CEO Senior executive villa from front Garden showing context

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11 10

9 13 12

4 8 7

16 3

Ground Floor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Entrance Drive way Entrance Lobby Office Cum Drawing room Living Room Bedroom 1 Kitchen Utility Dining Powder Room Sit-out area besides water body Family Room Gym Room Master Bedroom Bedroom 2 Terrace Gallery

First Floor Area 440 M.sq 0

-These are the 3bhk g+1 villas with built-up upto 440 msq. -Apart from guest, children, master bedrooms villa also consists of a family room and a gym on 1st floor. -Villa also has a open terrace on 1st floor which overlooks the open space. -Services are counseled in duct to maintain proper temperature of water even during summers. --

A separate entry for servant is provided.

-double height helps in visual connectivity and it also helps in to provide zen effect.

Section A-A’

11 9

4 18

C 8

7 3 6

2 5 1 12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 C’ 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Ground Floor

Entrance/ Waiting Reception Multiporpose Hall Gym Dining Area Pantry Cum Cafe Kitchen Toilet Shower + Changing Open Courtyard Way to outdoor Sports Lift Reading Room Card Room Pantry Area Plus CafeteMini Theatre Toilet Secondary Staircase Play Room + Lounge

-it is g+2 structure with built-up of 1750msq. -clubhouse connects basketball, badminton, lawn tennis court and pool.

-club house consists of a open green courtyard as a interactive space which is open to sky.

-a card room is provided on first floor, C’ since card games are quite famous among corporate employees.

19 15

Area 1750 M.sq

First Floor

PARAPET LEVEL (+9.5) SECOND FLOOR LEVEL(+8.6)

1ST FLOOR LEVEL (+4.6)

PLINTH LEVEL(+0.6) GROUND LEVEL(+00)

Section C-C’

View Of the common club house from the jogging track. The clubhouse also opens up on the front lawn which acts as a gathering space in course of any event.

A circular void is given in the sheer wall which gives the space an opportunity for interaction.

Student Activity Center The brief was to design an actvity center that addresses the social and co-curricular needs of the students by taking into account the college clubs, activities, events and appropriate spaces required. The SAC should be a symbolic structure for the institute. The design is aimed at generating a comfortable and interactive environment for the students belonging to various depart ments coming together at one common space.

SEMESTER VII

Location:- VNIT, Nagpur | Area:- 13 Acres | Mentor:- Dr. Pankaj Bahadure | VNIT

Ariel view of student activity center, depcting all blocks and circulation spaces are designed in such a way that they create a place of exchange, a spatial bowtie that intertwines circulation routes, splices visual connections between internal and external movement.

The massing has been done to increase not only use-user, but also user-building interaction, levels are created considering the arrangement of buildings that can be used as informal interaction.

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2 9

8 7 3 4

2 0

Contents 1. Primary Entrance 2. Existing Bamboo Garden 3. Exsisting water Stream 4. Exsisting Structures (NCC Camp & Health Center) 6. Admin and Club Block 7. Social Block 8. Gathering Space

Area Program 9. Podium 10. Connceting Colonnade Spine 11. OAT 12. Study (Quite) Block 13. Sports Club 14. Outdoor sports 15. Exsisting Vegetation

1. Admin and Club Block 2. Social Block 3. Study (Quite) Block 4. Sports Club Area 5. Site area 6. Zen Garden 7. Bamboo Garden 8. Natural Vegetation . (Saved)

1550 M.Sq

2100 M.Sq 1600 M.Sq 2000 M.sq 53615 M.Sq 6000 M.sq 950 M.Sq +4500 M.Sq

The Blocks placement is done keeping in mind the site context and usability of the built mass. The site features are welcomed during the designing. And the whole design is developed around shadows. Circulation spaces are designed in such a way that they create a place of exchange, a spatial bowtie that intertwines circulation routes, splices visual connections be tween internal and external movement and pulls pedes trian street life into and up the building.

Form Formation & Placement Leasure Seating

The walls on west side have green covers which reduces direct radiations.

This dynamic interactive space directly connects the pedestrian outside to the terrace garden above, it also allows students for a quick leasure break during long Studying hours. And it directly looks towards the Calming ZEN Garden outside. Dynamic Space These green terrraces and perforated walls makes the built environment pervious and brings nature inside the built area.

Zen Garden

Admin & Club Block Placement

Green Foilage on west Facade

The vertical circulation on the facades reveals the relationship between the users inside, and the Dynamic Staircase in Admin & Club block pedestrians from leasure seating outside.

Form Connectivity and Circulation A main connecting colonnade spine is provided which acts as circulation and break out space. A series of intersecting corridors are provided which helps in connecting blocks and facilitates user circulation. All the three levels have these inter block conitivity through the bridges.

Design around Shadows

Play of light is taken into an account with the help of long spinal colonnade and roof pergola system. The whole design is developed around this concept of shadow. Shadows give a continuously changing surrounding throughout the day which gives a sense of calm.

Shadow Pattern

A’ 12

7 4

3 8

2 1

B 0

Ground Floor Plan

550

Section A-A’

550

Admin & Club Block 1. Event Office 2. Student Council Office 3. IRIDICANCE Club Room 4. Store 5. Waiting/ Lounge 6. Open to sky Courtyard 7. NASA Club Room 8. Discussion Courtyard 9. Toilet 10. E-Cell Hall 11. Kitchen Pantry 12. Dining Sit-out Social Block 13. Dynamic Stepped seating 14. Plotting/Xerox Room 15. Internet Cafe/Room 16. Snack Stand 17. Dramatics Club Room 18. Auditorium (200 Seats) 19. Back Stage 20. Green rooms 21. Rehearsal Halls 22. Tesla Club (Garage 1) 23. Velocity Club (Garage 2) Entry & Exit Points

B’ C’

Sport Block

StudyBlock

Admin & Club

Social Block

Terrace Garden Plan

22 20 19

Zoning

16 14

Pedestrian Circulation Vehicular Circulation

+10.5 +7.5

+3.75

+0.6 0

Circulation 21

A’ 38

28 6

27 26

6 8

B’ C’

24 33

35 Admin & Club Block 24. Terrace 25. SAMVAD Club Room 26. LITERATURE Club Room 27. Dynamic Staircase 28. Store 29. Club Room 30. Computer Labs Social Block 31. Prefunction Area 32. Music Rooms 33. Connecting Bridge 34. Dance Rooms 35. Multi Purpose Hall 36. OAT 37. Leasure Seating Entry & Exit Points

9 33

32 6

First Floor Plan

+10.5 +7.5 +3.75 +0.6 0

Section B-B’

+11.25 +7.5 +3.75 +0.6 0

Section C-C’

Dynamic Seating In front of Social Block which can act as OAT for practice.

View of connecting bridges from all three levels which ease circulation between blocks.

The Spinal Colonnade which connets all the block with each other and form a shadow effect throughout the day.

Interior Design The Task was to design and develop a speciﬁc style of kitchen interior and roof top Garden for a luxurious 4BHK Bunglow. Exploring different materials, themes, colour schemes, lighting systems and landscape. The simplicity of a modern kitchen promotes a sense of tranquility. And the warm ambience turns the roof in a cozy retreat.

SEMESTER VIII

Location:- Nagpur | Area:- 100 M.sq Approx | Mentor:- Dr. Amit Dekshmukh | VNIT

1. Scandinavian Kitchen Scandinavian Design

White walls, wood ﬂoors, modern furniture, and minimalist decor are all hallmark traits of a Scandinavian aesthetic. Scandinavian design is characterized by a minimal, clean approach that seeks to combine functionality with beauty. Its focus is on simple lines and light spaces, devoid of clutter.

Material Library 1.

Isometric View

Colour Palette

2. 5. 4. 6.

The most-used Scandinavian colors are neutral and monochromatic – bright, warm whites with black and tan – with pops of color added used as accents. Plush pinks, gray-blues, and colors rooted in nature – like sage – are the most popular in Scandinavian design. Neutral Colours

Jewel Colours

1. Wooden Flooring Dark 2. White Marble 3. Frosted Glass 4. Natural Wool Carpet 5. Wooden Flooring Light 6. Veneer Laminate

SWIMMING POOL

Bar unit/ double sided accessible storage

STORE ROOM (5100x1500)

5 glazed shutter sliding+folding door (2240 Wide)

600x1800x40mm glazed window with louvered blinds

400x800 ceramic washbasin installed on a 450x1300 wooden floor cabinet with white marble

extra countertop for other kitchen appliances

TALL UNIT FOR MICROWAVE, OWEN AND DISHWASHER

+900

350mm wide paneled storage above counter @ +1500

+820

string rack with scandinavian decor

1300x600 SS sink 1800x900x40mm PVC frame glass window

DINING (6200x5175)

+715

400x1800 wooden floor cabinet with white marble

KITCHEN (5250x5175)

750mm High stool

yellow pendant lamp above +1625mm

+715

place for matka 400mm wide tall unit storage

+900

FAMILY ROOM 3050x1250mm dining table white marble top

1200mm wide entrance

900x650 wide double door refrigerator with inbuilt water filter and storage

+1100

Natural Wool Carpet

900MM wide door for back aisle

+800

3600X600mm serving counter top with white marble

LIVING ROOM

Breakfast counter with storage below (900X2140) Island counter (1000x1850)

4 glazed shutter sliding+folding door (2250 wide)

Kitchen Range (Cooktop) (600X950)

Plan With Specifications

Frosted Glass Shelf

550

294 18 18

650

White Ceramic tiles (200x50) Electric Owen (650x610x600)

900

725

860

Dishwasher (650x850x650)

2450

823

600

1230

2692

2919

330

810

480

875

450

900 825

310

150 18 233 18 233 18

650

610

1200

610

2425

400

1510

30 650

330

530

30 255

400

650

30 255

400

2425

750

432

510

1550 2700

980

540

Microwave (600x500x400)

1500 400

Wash Basin

1980

762

1570

1190

2200

Open shelf of wooden finish

2290

680

1025

392

428

275

475

200

200 100

Bar Unit

675

Sink (600X420)

Plan With Specifications

1500

232 30 288

2700

15 382

4807

275

30 230

200

STORE ROOM (5100x1500)

2400

1850

2300

1550

1025 800

920

1275

800

700

Refrigerator (920x1850)

1535

DINING (6200x5175)

600

KITCHEN (5250x5175)

900

1186

1850

475

1025

1840

900

615

230

450 75 30

201

233

400

201

Island cook top (1850x900x1000)

490

30 18

432

433

415

30 18

360

600

662

30 18

600

30 75

792 850

30 75

1000

630

201

1500

250

1200

230

410

White Ceramic tiles (200x50)

630

465

1547

Plan With Specifications

Plan below Kitchen Top

590 650 725

Dining View from kitchen

Dining View from Hall

Kitchen View 27

2. Roof - Top - Garden Design

1. Hard / Rough Wood. 2. Terrazo Tiles. 3. Texture plaster. 4. Yellow Leather. 5. Checkered Grass. 6. Soft Oak Wood.

Zoning Key

10. 3.

9. 5.

The spaces could be altered with the requirements. ie; The dining space (Yellow) could be tured into a performing stage and seating (red) could accommodate audience.

3. 6.

1. 2.

80% of roof is covered with green cover which helps in keeping the heat gain to the minimum.

Plan (not to scale)

Material Palette 1. Dining area/ Stage 2. Outdoor wall hunged seating. 3. Sunken Fire pit with wall hunged seating. 4. Multi activity space. 5. Patio upstairs 6. Wooden slated pergola with relaxed seating. 7. Counter with Stove & Sink 8. Over head tank 9. Gym space. (Below) 10. Spiral Staircase

ie; The checkered grass (Light green) gives a much needed comfort for relaxation, while the planter boxes (Dark green) are arranged to give privacy to the activities.

The multiactivity space (Blue) could be used for Yoga, sunbathing or barbeque space. To its supporting a cook-top and a sink is provided(Green).

A sunken Fire pit (Orange) is provided to add a cosey space for winters, it could also be covered to extend multi-activity space.

View from wall hunged seating

The lighting is done to give an overall elegant look to the garden. The Wall Sconces are used to highlight the architectural elements ie. Columns, and it also lit up the surrounding area. Ressed light is used the most for lighting up the dining, open air seating, fire-pit and steps. The string lights are used over the shaded pergolas. Spot llights are again used to highlight the architectural elements, and to light up the surrounding area. ie. multi-activity space, patio, and plants.

Lighting Plan The plantation is done in such a way that it provides privacy to the space but also gives the view out. For this Triangle Palm Tree, Areca Palm are used to give buffer to provide privacy. American Boxwood, Daffodil are used on the front part of the roof as it doesn't blocks the view out and also gives a classic look to the roof. Areca palm Triangle Palm

Daffodil

American Boxwood

Planting Plan

Side view showing all activities.

Isometric View

Ocean Pearl The brief was to design a house for post pandemic situation with a total site are of 7500 sqft. It shall be atleast G+1 structure with working space, Entertainment Space and Living Space. Ocean Pearl is a good combination of all three types of spaces.

SEMESTER IV

Location:- Varkala Kerala, | Area:- 900 M.Sq | Group of 3 | Archdais

Front right View of the villa with infinity pool on edge

Front left View of the villa with yoga/meditation room on edge for better views

Site is located in Varkala, Kerala. With the lush hills of Varkala on one side and the majestic arabian sea on the other side. This charming home on the beach front is just the right place for the living. Envisioned with the intension to create a space that is close to nature, the house has a strong visual as well as physical connection with the environment. The design compliments the surrounding and hence at the same time provides a contemporary feeling to the whole structure symbollically, the house tries to provide the shelter security, privacy and connection to the environment.

Public Office + Gym

(Ofﬁce and Entertainment activities are kept on same ﬂoor for having healthy environment)

Semi public

Living + Dining

(Living activites are kept on ﬁrst ﬂoor of the house)

Ocean Pearl

+ Private Bedroom + Parking

(Master bedroom and Children bedroom wil be at lower ﬂoor)

The concept of design was housing coming from rock. The pool is the focal point that draws the eye to the view and instills calmness that provides balance with the energy of the architecture. This house provides private outdoor spaces for every space. Integrating the outdoors into inside experimenting with roof gardens, micro backyards, porches and balconies.

Conventional Three Blocks

Separating Blocks To welcome the nature and semi-open space is created in front area.

Final Form Integrating outdoors into inside.

Exploded Form

Form Development 34

B TOILET

DOWN

1.Ofﬁce Room 2.Entertainment Room 3.Media Room 4.Gym 5.Balcony

DOWN

TOILET

B’

FIRST FLOOR PLAN Scale : 1:500

B TOILET

11 UP

TOILET

LIFT

DOWN

A’

DOWN

1 9

8 2

TOILET

1.Entrance Lobby 2.Disinfection Room 3.Drawing Room 4.Yoga Room 5.Bar Area 6.Living Room 7.Dining Area 8.Kitchen 9.Utility Room 10.Changing Room 11.Store Room 12.Guest/Qurantine Room 13.Seating Space 14.Kitchen Garden 15.Wooden Deck 16.Swimming Pool 17.Landscape

B’

GROUND FLOOR PLAN Scale : 1:500

TOILET

LIFT

A’

3 TOILET W.I.W

W.I.W

TOILET

W.I.W

4 6

TOILET

1.Servant Room 2.Parking 3.Entrance Lobby 4.Family Room 5.Master Bedroom 6.Bedroom 7.Balcony 8.Childrens Bedroom

B’

BASEMENT PLAN Scale : 1:500

SECTION AA’

SECTION AA’ 36

View from beach

View From entrance

| Working Drawing

WORKING DRAWING The project was given to understand the process of generating the detail drawing which could be universally understandable, hence the importance of level of detailing to be provided for ease of reading. The project includes the working drawing of the First Floor plan, Footing layout, staircase details, kitchen details, toilet detail along with plumbing detail, followed by structural drawings. It was also included writing speciﬁcations for every material and construction detail.

SEMESTER IV

Location:- Nagpur | Area:- 180M.sq | Mentor:- Dr. Vilas K. Bakde | VNIT

15 C1

2030

230

900

1355

658

1015

900

1355

900 W2

715

1355 D2

230

1355

1000

3500X1000

925

1000 11155

715

1500

BALCONY

3500X1000

1015

11155

11 C4

1500 230

3155

6770

BALCONY

3155

658

12 C2

10 C2

7000 230

F1 1865

1865

14 C2

230

1500

925

2000

3000

1558

10000

1500

14885

3000

808

2000

1693

14885

13 C1

10000

5000

1693

18000

1558

808

8385

5000

0000

1615

18000

9725

DOUBLE MULLED WINDOW

9725

1800

3155X3615

50 50

1157

115

1200

375 450

115

900

375

1200

900

750 450

1125

2140 2255

900

18000

3385

3155

LIVING

4265

725

FOOTING LAYOUT

BATHROOM 2140X1200

1130

12000

BATH (2140X1200)

2255

1232

0000

900

750

115

2140

1800

5000

1615

5000 B

808

1390

900

1693

12000

1693

8385

1157 808

300

375

1200

900

415

50 50

450

200

1200X900

900

600 700

225 163 400

115 940

375

200

2 447

1200

115

50 50

1200

18000

2 C2

10000

1558

50 50

3115

25 25 13 57 58 13 115

232

900

300

50 50

150 93 25 58 13

500

3115

25 13

268

140 190

900

500 600

1200

900

500

50 50

6 C2

500

2140

212

225 450 225

425

1157

200 250

213

12 MM PLASTER WORK

115

50 50

900

50 50

5345

625 725

25 13

525

12 175 25 58 118

225 450

232

233

550

190 140

25 25 13 57 58 13 115

1115

317

50 50

2512 13 143 58 25 200

225

64 20

4 C2

293

50 50

1115

50 50

140 190

650 550

5345

25 25 13 57 58 13 115

225 275

0000

BEDROOM

3155X3615

625 525

650 750

0000

BEDROOM

3615

1683

3730

8710

3615

1683

7 C2

3730

9 C2

1800

96 102

8710

508 9000

9000 508

DOOR (900X2100)

T.W. PANELED DOOR

WINDOW (1800X1350)

T.W. GLAZED WINDOW 4

WINDOW (900X1350)

T.W. GLAZED WINDOW 4

VENTILATOR (600X450) AL VENTILATOR

1233 36

230

2000

19 2000

230

1000

925

7000X1000

925

BALCONY

925

1000

3270

6770 230

1500

3155

230

230 3155

1500

7000

1500

10000

2000

DOOR (750X2100)

3155

3000

3155X2000

2000

T.W. PANELED DOOR

VARANDA

3000

DOOR (1000X2100)

385

3500

No.

2155

250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250

230

SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS

280x450

8 DIA 6x12 DIA (200 c/c)

662

550

1000 ENTRANCE

6x10 DIA

900

250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 385

8 DIA (200 c/c)

280x400

592

780

1000

3295

725 230

230x400

6x10 DIA 6 DIA (200 c/c)

1000 D1

5,8,11

230x350

3385

2,4,6,7, 9,10,12, 14

280x350

RINGS

1,3,13,15 230x300

MAIN BARS

2000

COLUMN COLUMN SIZE SIZE (ABOVE G.L.) (BELOW G.L.)

230 MM THICK MASONRY WALL IN CEMENT MORTAR

2000

3155X3250

COLUMN REINFORCEMENT

SCHEDULE OF COLUMN COLUMN COLUMN TYPE No.

KITCHEN DINING

3065

SCHEDULE OF COLUMN

1800

3250

3155X4265

TYPICAL PLAN 1st & 2nd FLOOR BALCONY AREA

AREA STATEMENT Total plot area (10X18)

AT FIRST & SECOND FLOOR Permissible 15% of B/U 14msq

Permissible FSI

Provided Open 14msq

Total Enclosed Nil

14msq

Excess Taken in FSI

Proposed ground floor B/U area

180msq. 1. Nil

Proposed first floor B/U area

89.4msq.

Proposed second floor B/U area

89.4msq.

Balance B/U area (180-178.8 msq.)

PARAPET LEVEL +13330

PARAPET LEVEL +10780

TERRACE FLOOR LEVEL +9780

LINTEL LEVEL +8820

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL +6720

LINTEL LEVEL +5760

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL +3660

PLINTH LEVEL +600 GROUND FLOOR LEVEL +00

PB1 PB1

PB1

FRONT ELEVATION

CI COVER

1150

WATER TANK

SB1

2550

1150

PARAPET LEVEL +13330

SB1

1830

MUMPTY

PARAPET LEVEL +10780 1000

3930

LB1

TERRACE FLOOR LEVEL +9780

1350

54 53

SB1

51 50 49

450

LINTEL LEVEL +8820

750

48 47

3060

46 45

MB1

960

43 42 41

LB1

40 39 38

3060

1350

3060

13330

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL +6720

36 35

SB1

33 32 31

450

3060

28 27

MB1

10780

750

LINTEL LEVEL +5760

960

25 24 23

LB1

22 21

3060

1350

3060

20 19

3385

18 17

SB1

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL +3660

S1 SB1

15 14 13

230 230

1000 1000

MB1

11 2000 155 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 230

10 9

3540 3155

230 230

3060

750

1530

TREAD 250MM 3 2

200MM THICK RAMMED EARTH PLINTH BEAM 150MM ABOVE GL

RISER 170MM

3385 600

1 385

600

200 300 100

100MM THICK PCC BED 300MM THICK BOULDER MURUM

600

3000

PB1 PB1

PB1

DETAILED CROSS SECTION

PLINTH LEVEL +600 GROUND FLOOR LEVEL +00

+13330

PARAPET LEVEL +10780

TERRACE FLOOR LEVEL +9780 S1

LINTEL LEVEL 2 +8920

SILL LEVEL 2 +7470

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL +6720 S1

LINTEL LEVEL 1 +5860

SILL LEVEL 1 +4410

2270

2760

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL +3660 S1

STILT PARKING

STILT PARKING PLINTH LEVEL +600 GROUND FLOOR LEVEL +00

PB1

150

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

1000

1150

WATER TANK FLOOR LEVEL +13330

1400 S1

S1 850

SB2

SB3

SB2

LB1

2060

SB3

TERRACE FLOOR LEVEL +9780

S1 FB

1530

2060

1000

PARAPET LEVEL +10780

1000

2400

3550

SB3

3060 150

13330

1000

1530

2210

3060

LS1

S1 SB2

LB1

2060

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL +6720

1530

700

SB2

SB3

1000

1530

2210

3060

LS1

3060

10780

S1 SB1

2060

1000 115 925

230

3615 150

900

1200

3250

230

1000 925 75

S1 S1 SB1

SB2

SB1

2000

115

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL +3660

SB3

SB2

3060

3060 2130

1530

2910

3060

1530

115

2230 600 600

3365 600

1315 600

1130

600

3730 100MM THICK PCC BED 300MM THICK BOULDER MURUM

PB1

200MM THICK RAMMED EARTH PLINTH BEAM 150MM ABOVE GL

PB2

PB1

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL +00

PB3 PB3

SECTION B-B'

PLINTH LEVEL +600

12MM THICK DADO TILE 3615 230

900

230

900

400

1000

450

1255

400

RCC COLUMN

350

2255

REFRIGERATOR

230MM THICK BRICK WALL

725

490

MODULAR TROLLEY BELOW KITCHEN PLATFORM

12MM THICK EXTERNAL PLASTER IN 1:6 CEMENT MORTAR

655 900

STAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN SINK 400

450

400

12MM THICK INTERNAL PLASTER IN 1:3 CEMENT MORTAR

20 2525 2200

KITCHEN AND DINING 3155X3250

TWO LEAF TW GLAZED WINDOW

2965

DINING TABLE 1200

1800

3595

1800

600

KITCHEN RANGE

600X600 CERAMIC FLOORING PATTERN

800

1000 865 600

725

OVERHEAD MODULAR CABINETS

20MM THICK GRANITE ON 12MM BISON BASE

20 230

1535

230

1600

350

2865

400

3615

SB4

110

CEILING LEVEL +2950

SB4

110MM THICK RCC SLAB 23OX300 RCC BEAM

1555

1200

12MM THICK INTERNAL PLASTER IN SINGLE COAT WITH NEERU FINISH 230X200 RCC LINTEL

400

+2100 700

LINTEL LEVEL

800

23OMM THICK BRICK WALL

2950

+800

1100

PLATFORM LEVEL

350X200 DADO TILE TILL 650MM ABOVE THE PLATFORM TWO WAY KITCHEN SINK TAP

1535

1020

600

20MM THICK GRANITE TOP ON 12MM BISON BOARD SS KITCHEN SINK

1050

+1050

TW TWO LEAF GLAZED WINDOW

650

SILL LEVEL

810

+1450

MODULAR UPPER CABINET

3070

ABOVE HEAD CABINET LEVEL

BOTTLE TRAP FOR SINK MODULAR KITCHEN TROLLEY

+00

FLOOR LEVEL

30X50 ALUMINIUM SECTION

SB4

SECTION C-C' RETAINING SKIRTING 10 MM ABOVE 10 MM THICK DADO TILE

20MM THICK GRANITE FACIA 20 MM THICK GRANITE 10 MM THICK MORTAR 20 MM THICK GRANITE COUNTER TOP

12MM BISON SHEET

10 MM THICK MORTAR 12MM THICK BISON BOARD

SUPPORT COIN FOR FACIA

30X50 STEEL SECTION

20MM THICK GRANITE FACIA 30X50 ALUMINIUM SECTION

25MM THICK MORTAR FILLING

SB4

DETAIL @ A

30 13

20MM THICK TILE

18MM THICK PLYWOOD PANEL

DETAIL @ B

20MM Ø HOT WATER PVC PIPE 25MM Ø PVC PIPE FROM OHT 150MM Ø MAIN SEWER LINE 75MM W.W.P

115

2255

450

300

150X150 GULLY TRAP 450X450 INSPECTION CHAMBER

115

850

750

BATHROOM 2140X1200

100MM S.W.P.

125MM Ø NAHNI TRAP 600X900MM VENTILATOR

300

600

1175

1200

HOT WATER SUPPLY COLD WATER SUPPLY MIXER

115

12MM THICK EXTERNAL PLASTER IN 1:6 CEMENT MORTAR

115

2140

230

300X300 FULL WALL CERAMIC TILES DADO

PLAN

300X300 GLAZED CERAMIC TILES FLOORING

110MM THICK SLAB

SB1

15MM THICK CEMENT PLASTER

590

700

SB1

LB1

LC1

110

LS1

LOFT ABOVE TOILET

2140

450

450MM PROJECTED RCC CHAJJA EXHAUST FAN

900

300X300 FULL WALL CERAMIC TILES DADO GEYSER

25MM Ø PVC PIPE FROM OHT

1200

20MM Ø HOT WATER PVC PIPE

115

855 150

1175

230MM BRICK WALL

600

300

SB1

100MM S.W.P. T JUNCTION CI PIPE 300X300 GLAZED CERAMIC TILES FLOORING 110MM RCC SLAB

SECTION D-D'

INTERNSHIP WORK During the entire internship period I have worked upon planning of residential projects, worked on working drawings, 3D exterior development, Landscape proposal, submission drawings and site visits. Location:- Nagpur | Mentor:- Ar. Lokesh Kadu | Ar. Abhilash Maind

Adipur Landscape

1 Box Cricket / Football

It is a miniature version of cricket .The added benefits of this flexible system are that it allows a widely varying mix of people from different age groups and physical fitness levels to play together, thus it is placed in the front side so as to give equal chance to every one visiting there to have fun and beutiful memories with their friends and family

A conceptual design was pitched to a cooperative organization from Adipur. The Sindhu resettlement corporation Ltd. is a esteemed cooperative body which has their huge presence cross Gujrat. This project aims at creating social impact on the lives of people from Adipur, where in the aim of the project is majorly impacting the well being of people from Adipur. The project hosts a variety of activities such as Old age parks, Sports activities, Hydroponics, and so on.

2 Exhibition Space / Lawn

Drive-In-Cinema is more than just a theatre, it gives you a superior cinema experience along with high-quality sound with superb settings under the stars ,along with alluring gasp of fresh air.Add On the delicious treat from the food court adjacent and its just a complete divine package and a perfect little escape from our busy lives . This activity is placed in such a way that if one wants to watch a movie he may do so without going all the way throught the activity of theme park

The project also has a Memorial of Bhai Pratap Dialdas who is known as one of the freedom fighters for nation. All the activities clubbed together, so as to accommodate all the entertainment and sports have been done.

1. Box Cricket/ Football with seating 2. Exhibition space / Lawn 3. Facility Parking / Solar Charging Station 4. Topiary Garden 5. Hydrophonics vertical farming. 6. Loading / Unloading area 7. Admin and Ticket Counter 8. Surya Namaskar Sculpture 9. Cafeteria 10. Indoor facility 11. Yoga Enclave 12. Meditation Area 13. Connecting Water body 14. Cycle stand 15. Senior Citizen Park + Medicinal Garden / Plant Library 16. Kids play area 17. Live - Active Play area 18. Space for amusement park 19. Mini Golf Course 20. Synthetic Running Track 21. Water treatment plant 22. Electrical supply Unit 23. Walking/ Cycling Track

Site Plan 22

20 19 18

4 Charging Station

Catering to the needs of the E- vehicle revolution these charging points are provided in the parking lot so that while you enjoy the amenities of the theme park the charging of your e -vehivle is taken care off

5 Hydrophonics

Hydrophonics is the revolutionary step towards the healthy & sustainable life goals .This store is a flag brearer placed in the front part to attract and educate maximum number of people visiting this theme park. This store is selfsustaining store front with its own production, selling and parking sapces

8 Surya Namaskar Sculpture

This sclupture is symbolic representation of the core theme of this ‘Theme park ’ placed in the focal center part .It‘s motto is to connect the soul with the body and dissolve any invisible walls that unawareness has built

24M WIDE ROAD

12 14

Walking/Cycling Circulation

8 4 6

Vehicular Circulation

2 7

24M WIDE ROAD

Key Plan

SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS CHAJJA

A proposed residential project in Pandhurna, Madhya Pradesh. A G+2 structure with 3BHK units on both the floors having xxSq ft area.

CHAJJA

BALCONY 1.385 X 2.700

DRESSING 2.005 X 2.700

TOILET 1.500 X 2.700

BALCONY 1.385 X 2.700

DRESSING 1.890 X 2.700

BEDROOM 5.120 X 3.600

TOILET 1.500 X 2.700

DOORS

Worked upon the planning, working drawings, elevation development and site visits.

BEDROOM 5.005 X 3.600

DRESSING 1.925 X 2.550

LOBBY 2.330 X 2.550

---

2250

900 X 2250

---

2250

FLUSH DOOR

750 X 2250

---

2250

PVC / FLUSH DOOR

1200 X 2250

---

2250

FLUSH DOOR

3000 X 2250

---

2250

SLIDING DOOR

SD6

1950 X 2250

---

2250

SLIDING DOOR

3600 X 1800

450

2250

SLIDING WINDOW

2400 X 1800

450

2250

SLIDING WINDOW

2700 X 600

1050

1650

SLIDING WINDOW

1800 X 1500

750

2250

SLIDING WINDOW

750 X 1200

1050

2250

SLIDING WINDOW ALU. LOUVERED VENTILATOR WITH EXHAUST FAN

WINDOWS

900 X 1350

900

2250

900 X 1050

1200

2250

600 X 1050

1200

2250

SCHEDULE OF WALLS

TOILET 5'-11" X 8'-4"

FLUSH DOOR

TOILET 1.800 X 2.550

1050 X 2250

SD5

T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs. 02

115 MM THICK BRICK WALL LIFT 1.500 X 1.500

LOBBY 3.160 X 1.500

BEDROOM 14'-5" X 11'-10"

BEDROOM 4.370 X 3.600

150 MM THICK BRICK WALL

PASSAGE 1.235 M WIDE

SCHEDULE OF SUNKS 250 MM SUNK FOR TOILETS 150 MM SUNK FOR WASH

W.C. 1.535 X 1.200

100 MM SUNK FOR TERRACE

LIVING ROOM 4.890 X 5.470

DINING 4.300 X 3.600

RAIN WATER PIPE

BALCONY 1.535 X 2.170

WASTE WATER PIPE

PUJA 1.660 X 0.900

SOLID WASTE PIPE UP

KITCHEN 4.070 X 3.050 UTILITY 1.535 X 3.050 TERRACE 4.890 X 3.935

PLAN WITH FACILITATION 12478

900

150

1500

CHAJJA

BALCONY 1.385 X 2.700 100 MM SUNK

CHAJJA

150

FIXED GLASS LINTEL - 2250 TO BEAM BOTTOM

675

DRESSING 2.005 X 2.700

TOILET 1.500 X 2.700 250 MM SUNK

150

12478

1015

SCALE: 1:100

150

1500

BALCONY 1.385 X 2.700 100 MM SUNK

DRESSING 1.890 X 2.700

TOILET 1.500 X 2.700 250 MM SUNK

2815

1500

565

450

BEDROOM 5.120 X 3.600

BEDROOM 5.005 X 3.600

6645 115 MM DEEP NICHE, FROM 1500 MM SILL TO 1850 MM LINTEL

X1 A 3.2

115 MM DEEP NICHE, FROM 1200 MM SILL TO 2250 MM LINTEL

925

D1 1800

600

LOBBY 4'-3" X 8'-4"

1050

1290

1150 T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs.

DRESSING 1.925 X 2.550

TOILET 1.800 X 2.550 250 MM SUNK

450

+ 3680 MM 21

LOBBY 2.330 X 2.550

1235

D2 230 MM BRICK ABOVE LINTEL

1290

OPENING LINTEL - 2250

PASSAGE 1.235 M WIDE

450

11155

1500

LIFT 1.500 X 1.500

LOBBY 3.160 X 1.500 EQ

600

BEDROOM 4.370 X 3.600

LIFT 4'-11" X 4'-11"

LOBBY 10'-4" X 4'-11"

1150

450

9425

1800

D4 500

115 MM DEEP NICHE, FROM 600 MM SILL TO 2250 MM LINTEL

115 MM DEEP NICHE, FROM 1200 MM SILL TO 1550 MM LINTEL

115 MM THICK BRICK WALL FROM FLOOR TO LINTEL TO SLAB LEVEL

13140

OPENING LINTEL - 2250

1650

230 MM BRICK ABOVE LINTEL

1235

W.C. 1.535 X 1.200 250 MM SUNK

LIVING ROOM 4.890 X 5.470

450

DINING 4.300 X 3.600

BALCONY 1.535 X 2.170 150 MM SUNK

X2 A 3.2

SD6

500

115 MM THICK BRICK WALL FROM FLOOR TO LINTEL TO SLAB LEVEL

16855

OPENING LINTEL - 2250 2570

OPENING SILL - 1050 LINTEL - 2250

750

1660

230 MM BRICK ABOVE LINTEL

X3 A 3.2

KITCHEN 4.070 X 3.050

X4 A 3.2

UTILITY 1.535 X 3.050 150 MM SUNK

20020

TERRACE 4.890 X 3.935 100 MM SUNK

W5 W3

115 MM THK., 1050 MM HIGH PARAPET WALL

POOJA 1.660 X 0.900

SD5

OPENING SILL - 300 LINTEL - 1650 115

915

1030

Y1 A 3.2

Y2 A 3.2

1015 Y3 A 3.2

1015

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SCALE 1:100

PROJECT :

DRAWING : LAYOUT AND FIRST FLOOR PLAN

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL UNIT FOR MR. VISHNU KALAMBE, AT PANDHURNA.

SHEET NO.

11070 13714

370

1130 1629

C-LINE PLAN WITH GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1:100

NORTH :

WORKING PLANS

A 1.1

3585

< < < FRONT ROAD > > >

<<<< 7.50 M WIDE ROAD >>>>

150

SCALE

: 1:NTS

REVISION

: R2

DATE

: 19.06.2021

DRAWN BY : AMIT K.

AR. ABHILASH MAIND AR. AMIT KURZEKAR

TILE DROP

MACHINE ROOM LESS LIFT SPACE FOR SINTEX WATER TANK

SPACE FOR SINTEX WATER TANK

STAIRCASE TOWER

TOWER + 13380 TOP LVL MM

T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs.

LIFT DOOR 21

LOBBY

1150

1740

1150

2000

T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs.

BEAM

12 11

TERRACE + FLOOR 10380 LVL MM

1150

13 12 11 10

250

T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs.

LIFT DOOR

LOBBY 1290

STEP IN BRICK

LOBBY

02 01

1150

2nd FLOOR + 7020 LVL MM

1150

2000

T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs.

BEAM

12 11

1150

13 12 11 10

250

T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs.

LIFT DOOR

LOBBY

1290

STEP IN BRICK

LOBBY 21

02 01

1150

2000

T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs.

BEAM

12 11

Worked on idea conceptualization of facade, view was out sourced by firm.

1st FLOOR + 3660 LVL MM

1150

13 12 11 10

600

250

LIFT DOOR

LOBBY 1290

STEP IN BRICK

G.F. LIFT LOBBY + 300 LVL MM

02 01

STILT PARKING ± 00 LVL MM LIFT PIT AS PER VENDOR

GROUND LEVEL

STAIRCASE + LIFT SECTION SCALE 1:NTS

STAIRCASE SECTION

SCALE 1:NTS

STEP IN BRICK

300

1000

11 12

575

645

D2 A 3.1

575

STEP IN BRICK

1000

125

01 21

575 T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs.

125

1000

575

645

700

LOBBY 3.160 X 1.500

645

575

645

700

1000

575

125

575

LIFT 1.500 X 1.500

300

575

T - 250 MM R - 160 MM R - 21 NOs.

575

750

D3 A 3.1

750

LOBBY 3.160 X 1.500

10 12

575

LIFT 1.500 X 1.500

750

1st & 2nd FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1:50

Conceptual Elevation

PROJECT :

DRAWING : STAIRCASE SECTION AND SITE PHOTOS

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL UNIT FOR MR. VISHNU KALAMBE, AT PANDHURNA.

SHEET NO.

NORTH :

WORKING PLANS

A 1.2

SCALE

: 1:NTS

REVISION

: R2

DATE

: 19.06.2021

DRAWN BY : AMIT K.

AR. ABHILASH MAIND AR. AMIT KURZEKAR

Miscellaneous

Textile Hub Model

Handmade Models

Convention Center Model

Carpentry Workshop

Brick Masnory Workshop

Thank You, for taking your valuable time to review my Portfolio. The ﬁnal year of an undergrad is a pivotal moment for my future endeavours. I hope with a curious mind, open to learning from whatever sources I may be able to grab onto, I would be able to start off towards becoming a better professional. Being a passionate aspirant, I ﬁnd myself dedicated, enthusiastic and dynamic. As great endeavours are achieved by a realm of people, I look forward to joining an establishment where I would be able to make a difference and also excel and nurture my strengths and skills.

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