Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio by Akhita S

UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO selected works 2018-22

Akhita Subramanian

Akhita Subramanian phone: email:

96206 44458 2018 _ akhita.s@wcfa.ac.in akhita5321@gmail.com address: 3/1, Vivekananda Road, Yadavagiri, Mysore - 570020

education

competitions

skills

Bachelor of Architecture Wadiyar Centre for Architecture, Mysore (2018-present)

Design and Build Competition - 2022 (intra-college furniture design competition) Runners-Up (group competition)

Autodesk AutoCad SketchUp

Pre-University Degree Deeksha Centre for Learning, Bangalore (2016-2018)

ZONASA Design Competition 01 - 2019 Special Mention (group competition)

High School NPS International School, Mysore (2013-2016)

Hand drafting Model making

Kindergardten CFTRI School, Mysore (2004-2006)

extra-curriculars

languages

Digital Team, WCFA Member (2020-2021)

English Telugu Kannada Hindi Tamil

Student Council, NPSI Voyagers House Vice-Captain (2015-2016) Student Council, NPSI Literary Assn. Secretary (2014-2015) Student Council, NPSI Social Science Assn. Head (2013-2014)

Adobe Photoshop CC Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Microsoft Office Suite Google Earth Pro

Middle and Primary School St. Josephs Central School, Vijaynagar, Mysore (2006-2013)

Student Council, WCFA Vice-President (2019-2020)

Enscape VRay

contents Co-Living as Sustainable Community Living

Law School in an Urban Context

Cultural Centre for Mysore

Residential Working Drawings

Details of a Retail Store

Village Study RSP - Hariharapura

co-living as sustainable community living

Architectural Design VII Studio Guide: Assistant Professor Surendran Aalone This semester the term "Sustainability" was introduced to us and we were asked to explore its extents and meanings. Massing, wind and sun movement were the main aspects that were looked at. Use of systems allowed us to reduce the amount of resources and energy (water, electricity) used and to also control thermal comfort within the building. Site Location: Kuvempunagar, Mysore Site Area: 2842 sq.m. 04

small-scale kitchen gardens at every level act as community spaces

Longitudinal Section cut cut east-west

alternating built-unbuilt to allow for adequate daylighting and ventilation

Cross Section cut north-south

South Elevation - buffer provided to reduce direct heating

15m

30m

West Elevation - minimal shaded openings to prevent direct heat gain

Ground Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

cut at +2.00m

cut at +9.00m

10m

15m

Third Floor Plan cut at +12.00m

Sustainable Strategies

passive cooling

FORM EXPLORATION

cir

ORIENTATION

due to the height and proximity of built mass, it results in mutual shading which helps keep the lower floor and ground in-between cool

MUTUAL BUFFER ZONES created by balconies allow for THERMAL COMFORT by SHADING providing SOLAR SHADING

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painted black, this allows for maximum absoprtion of sunlight which heats up the air at the top of the shaft. Comparitively, the air in the rooms are cooler, which results in a pressure difference causing movement of air from the rooms to the top of the shaft. This exchange of air then allows for fresh cooler air from the outside to come in.

PASSIVE COOLING SYSTEM

IDEAS AND STRATEGIES IDEAS AND STRATEGIES

services

Cooling shafts run through and through the building which terminate on top with a metal extension painted black, this allows for maximum absoprtion of sunlight which heats up the air at the top of the shaft. Comparitively, the air in the rooms are cooler, which results in a pressure difference causing movement of air from the rooms to the top of the shaft. This exchange of air then allows for fresh cooler air from the outside in.building which terminate on top with a metal extension Cooling shafts run throughto andcome through the

services

BUFFER ZONES created by balconies allow for THERMAL COMFORT by providing SOLAR SHADING

4CM18AT008 Akhita S

law school in an urban context

Architectural Design VI* Studio Guides: Professor Ryan Thomas Assistant Professor Kavana Kumar Educational institutions are often built in such a way that they sprawl over a large campus covering atleast a few acres. In this semester, the intent was to try and look at how an educational institution can be built in an urban context on a small piece of land. We tried to explore whether the experience of learning can be enhanced in a high-rise structure. Site Location: Kuvempunagar, Mysore *online semester Site Area: 2900 sq.m. 10

Intent: intent of the law school is toinformal – -The provide both formal and • provide formal and informal spaces of learni spaces ofboth learning • allow for the students and faculty to “bump-into” - allow for the students and faculty to other 'bump-into’ other • allow for theeach public to be a part of the school - allow for the public to be part of the school

Response to immediate surroundings

Response to the pre-existing path – Response to temple and kalyani

Massing idea

Public interface Organization

Ground Floor Plan cut at +1.50m

15m

30m

First Floor Plan

Seccond Floor Plan

cut at +4.50m

cut at +7.50m

Service Core

Structural system of frames Framed Structural System

Circulation 13

Section AA’ cut north-south

Schematic Sections

th activity

Sectional Schematic Ideas Sections with activity

Section BB’ cut north-south 0

15m

30m

Schematic Sections

cultural centre for mysore

Architectural Design V* Studio Guides: Professor Ryan Thomas During this studio, we tried to understand the role of context while designing. How do we respond to what is already present yet not copy it? How to draw references from existing surroundings? Does a built entity even have to take its context into account? This semester we designed a cultural centre for the city of Mysore on a site with the erstwhile Gun House and which is in close proximity to the Amba Vilas Palace and other important admistrative buildings of the city. Site Location: Kuvempunagar, Mysore Site Area: 10100 sq.m. 16

*online semester

Ground Floor Plan

0 5m

15m

30m

50m

First Floor Plan

Cross Sec

ction AA’

Cross Section BB’

Longitudinal Section CC’ 0

15m

30m

3 23504650

4650

4250 2350

5 1620

4250

1620

C13

C14

C6 C7

C8 C9

KIT

KITCHEN GARDEN

4000

C11

5 4250 1620

C14

4.5 M WALKWAY

2350 4250

SUMP

C13 C12

C12

4650 2350

4650

C10

W2 D3

4120

4.5 M WALKWAY 4.5 M WALKWAY D'

KITCHEN16

C4 C3

SIT OUT

OUT PLAN SETTING SETTING OUT PLAN

46502350

4650

2350 4250

1620

4250 1620

DININ

DINING

FORMAL SEATING

KITCHEN UTILITY

SIT OUT

C1C2

LIVING

TOILET 1 D4

FOYER

C12

C13

C14

C13

C14

ENTRANCE

C12

GROUND GROUND FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN

4.5 M WALKWAY 4.5 M WALKWAY 4000

C8 C7

4000

C3 C2

C10

8MROAD MOTORABLE ROAD 8M MOTORABLE

C10

3 2

2 46502350

4650

2350 4250

4250 1620

4120

C11

4120

C11

KITCH GARD

KITCHEN GARDEN

D3 660

1 2

G 1 2

12500X250 dia @8mm 150 C/C C1 8mm dia 6mm dia 6mm dia @ 150 C/C 500X250

3000

3500

250

TOILET 1

LIVING

1065

12 500X250 500X250 C1 8mm dia 6mm dia 6mm dia @ 150 C/C dia @8mm 150 C/C

2100

ENTRANCE

10651235

2100

2095

1235

ENTRANCE

8MROAD MOTORABLE ROAD 8M MOTORABLE

FOOTING FOOTING DETAILSDETAILS

500

600 250

FORMAL SEATING

1425

3500 500

3000

DIMENSIONED GROUND DIMENSIONED GROUND FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN

DINING

1380

2 1000X250 C4 10mm dia 1000X250 dia 6mm dia @ 150 C/C 6mm dia @10mm 150 C/C

900

KITCHEN UTILITY

1120

600

DINING

FOYER

C4 10mm dia 1000X250 2 1000X250 dia 6mm dia @ 150 C/C 6mm dia @10mm 150 C/C

1000X250 2 1000X250 C4 10mm dia 6mm dia 6mm dia @ 150 C/C dia @10mm 150 C/C

130

2095 4000

4000 V1

1000

800

FORMAL SEATING

850

1000

STIRRUPS

3000

REFER STAIRCASE DETAILS

2255

REINF. SIZE STIRRUPS

C1 8mm dia 6mm 12500X250 500X250 dia 6mm dia @ 150 C/C dia @ 8mm 150 C/C

1995

COLUMNREINF. TYPE TYPENO. SIZE FLOOR FLOOR NO. COLUMN

SIT OUT

D2 800

KITCHEN

REFER STAIRCASE DETAILS

SIT OUT

1600

1500

2020

1600

C14

2020

C13 C14

660900

2100

C13

850

775

4.5 M WALKWAY 4.5 M WALKWAY

1500

UTILITY

TOILET 4

DINING

2970

TOILET 4

8. 9.

TERRACE

BEDROOM TOILET 3 4

10. 11. 12.

BEDROOM 3

13. 14.

450

OTORABLE ROAD

2250 (bal)

2890 4000

775

3000

TOILET 4

WORKOUT SPACE

UTILITY

TOILETUTILITY 1

SECTION BB’ SECTION BB’ SECTION BB’

Architect :

Structural engineer : Contractor :

WORKOUT SPACE

Verified by : TOILET 3

2890 TOILET 1 UTILITY

Architect :

Structural engineer :

Contractor :

Verified by :

TERRACE Krithika A Jain Krithika A Jain Krithika Akhita SA Jain

150

TOILET 2

4120 2590

1120 1000

TOILET 3 TOILET 2

2 TOILETTOILET 3

1000

2255

4120

TOILET 1

TOILET 4

WORKOUT SPACE

1380 4000

2250 (bal)

TERRACE TOILET 4

1380

1000

2095

1000

3000

3500 500 2255

4120

1380

1235

LIVING

4000 2100

UTILITY

1120

500 1120

1380

TOILET 1

LIVING

130

250

1000

2255

FORMAL SEATING TOILET 1

600

1000

250 3000

DINING

1380

1000

DINING

1380

KITCHEN

1425

1995

3000

1425

UTILITY

REFER STAIRCASE DETAILS

G SIT OUT

4000

130

4000

3500

UTILITY

2100

1000

775 130

R RCASE LS

KITCHEN

150

900

2890

850

2590

1500

775

660

1000

D3 90

TERRACE

1425

900

2250 (bal)

D3 850

OVERHEAD WATER TANK

live -and live Work andWork live - andWork byHouse the lake House by House the lake by the lake 4125

1000

OVERHEAD WATER TANK

C : Project details : Project detailsProject details :

2890

KITCHEN GARDEN

CB 4125 4000

2590

4000 4125

OVERHEAD WATER TANK

1500

C B A

1000

KITCHEN GARDEN

660

2890

5 1620

4250

2890

1620

4000

2890

450 2250 (bal)

SECTION AA’ SECTION AA’ SECTION AA’

HEN DEN

FOYER

2890

2350

WORKSPACE

FOYER

2590

4250

WORKSPACE

KITCHEN

2890

KITCHEN

2590

4 3

BEDROOM 1

WORKSPACE

2590

2250 (bal) C'

BEDROOM 1 TOILET 2

A' BEDROOM 1 TOILET 2

2250 (bal)

50 46501620

TOILET 2

2590

W1 V1

TOILET 1

2590

4120

TOILET 1 A'

2590

4120

FORMAL TOILET 1 SEATING

LIVING

4120

2590

LIVING

450

1000

2890

OVERHEAD WATER TANK

TERRACE

2740

SIT OUT

BEDROOM 3

4650 2350

BLANK WALL OVERHEAD WATER TANK

TERRACE D

4250

300 1000

2350

The drawings and written material herein constitute original work The drawings and written material herein constitute original work The drawings and written material herein constitute original work of the architect, and as intellectual property and instruments of of the architect, and as intellectual property and instrumentsof ofthe architect, and as intellectual property and instruments of service, are subjected to copyright and may not be reproduced, service, are subjected to copyright and may not be reproduced, service, are subjected to copyright and may not be reproduced, distributed, published or used in any way without the express distributed, published or used in any way without the expressdistributed, published or used in any way without the express written consent of the architect. written consent of the architect. written consent of the architect.

2890

1620 4650

2 1

1. Co ordinate all work with architectural drawings and specifications. Co ordinate all work with architectural2.drawings specifications. 1. Co ordinate all work with architectural drawings and specifications. Do notand scale the drawings. Do not scale the drawings. 2. familiarize Do not scale the drawings. 3. Contractor and sub-contractors shall themselves with existing conditions, Contractor and sub-contractors shall familiarize themselves with existing conditions, 3. prior Contractor and sub-contractors shall familiarize themselves with existing conditions, locations, and project requirements to submitting a bid. locations, and project requirements prior submittingand a bid. locations, and project requirements prior to submitting a bid. 4. toContractor sub-contractors shall field verify dimensions, and familiarize Contractor and sub-contractors shall field verify dimensions, and familiarize 4. Contractor and sub-contractors shallcontractor field verify dimensions, and familiarize themselves with project requirements prior to commencing with the work, themselves with project requirements priorshall to commencing with the work, contractor themselves with project requirements prior to commencing with the work, contractor report any discrepancies. shall report any discrepancies. shall report any discrepancies. 5. Work shall include all required permits, labor, materials and equipment to complete all Work shall include all required permits, labor, equipment to as complete allshall 5.necessary Work include allproject. required permits, labor, materials and equipment to complete all workmaterials includedand on drawings and for complete 4650 work included on drawings and as necessary for complete project. work as necessary for complete project. 6. Provide temporary dust - proof partitions areincluded requiredon to drawings protect alland existing areas and Provide temporary dust - proof partitions are requiredfrom to protect all existing areas andor new 6. Provide temporary dust - activities, proof partitions are required to protect all existing areas and equipment damage due to demolition construction co ordinate equipment from damage due to demolitionlocations or new construction activities, co ordinate equipment from damage due to demolition or new construction activities, co ordinate and requirements with owner. locations and requirements with owner. and requirements withbuilding owner. elements 7. General contractor to patch, repair andlocations paint ( refinish ) surfaces and General contractor to patch, repair and paint ( refinish ) surfaces and building elements 7. General contractor to patch, repair and paint ( refinish ) surfaces and building elements damaged by mechanical. electrical, and plumbing work and where items are removed, damaged by mechanical. electrical, and plumbing and where items are removed, damaged by mechanical. electrical, and plumbing work and where items are removed, relocatedwork or added. relocated or added. relocated or added. 8. Repair floors where damaged by the work of this project. Repair floors where damaged by the 9. workPatch of thisand project. 8. Repair where by the of this project. repair all surfaces to match existingfloors where itemsdamaged are removed orwork altered Patch and repair all surfaces to match existing whereextent items required. are removed or9. altered Patch and repair all surfaces to match existing where items are removed or altered field verify field verify extent required. field verify extent required. 10. All painting shall be done in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. Con tractor All painting shall be done in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. Confinishes tractor 10. All painting be done in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. Con tractor is responsible for protecting adjacent and shall cleanup. is responsible for protecting adjacent11. finishes and cleanup. is work responsible forall protecting finishes and Contractor is responsible for cleanup of area and exposedadjacent building surfaces at cleanup. Contractor is responsible for cleanup of work area and all exposed building surfaces at 11. Contractor is responsible for cleanup of work area and all exposed building surfaces at substantial completion. substantial completion. substantial completion. 12. All trash and tools shall be removed from premises each day and the area left clean All trash and tools shall be removed from premises day andEach the area left 12. clean Allshall trash tools shall removed premises each day and the area left clean whenevereach unattended. contractor beand responsible forbecleanup. Cofrom ordinate whenever unattended. Each contractor shall responsible forstorage cleanup. ordinate whenever withbeowner if secure is Co needed onsite. unattended. Each contractor shall be responsible for cleanup. Co ordinate with owner if secure storage is needed onsite. with owner if secure storage is neededfurniture, onsite. 13. Contractor shall be responsible for damage to finished surfaces, equipment, Contractor shall be responsible for damage to finished surfaces, equipment, furniture, 13. Contractor be responsible for damage to finished surfaces, equipment, furniture, existing materials or finishes, caused as result of shall his work. Repair or replace damaged existing materials or finishes, caused as result work. Repair or replace damaged existing materials or finishes, caused as result of his work. Repair or replace damaged itemsofashis directed by architect. items as directed by architect. items as directed by architect. 14. All work shall be done in accordance with applicable codes and standards. All work shall be done in accordance with applicable codes and standards. 14. All work shall be done in accordance with applicable codes and standards.

150

4000

KITCHEN

4250

2350

2890

UTILITY

4000

17 UTILITY

1620

2740

300

13 11 KITCHEN

OVERHEAD WATER TANK

4000

2970

A D3

BLANK WALL

4250

2 5

300

KITCHEN GARDEN

3 4

300 1000

1620

B' AD8M MOTORABLE ROAD

: General notes : General notesGeneral notes :

KITCHEN GARDEN

5 1620

1. 2. 3.

TCHEN GARDEN

4 4250

2890

2350

TOILET 1

All dimensions in mm All dimensions in mm All dimensions in mm 2590

1620 4650

1620

2890

4250

300 1000

2890

2350

Plans and Plans and Plans and SectionsSections Sections

A3.01 A3.01 A3.01

4650

2 4

2350

1625 2350

4650 4250

5 1625

4250

AQUA-GUARD

3 2

FORMAL SEATING

2175

23501000

FORMAL SEATING

2175

TOILET 1

1850

630

310

W1 V1

8M MOTORABLE ROAD

2350

2 4650

360 20 20 360

OVER HEAD SHELF

ABOVE COUNTER ABOVEPLAN COUNTER PLAN

5 1620

4250

600

550

D 1 BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

4120

TOILET 3

WORKSPACE

TOILET 3

WORKSPACE

TILING FIRST TILING FIRST FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN

2250 (bal)

TITLING LEGEND

380

CHIMNEY

500 MM DADO

20 MM STON COUNTER TO

UNDER COUN CABINET 10MM TILE 5840

5840

380 110 400 110 375

380 380

380 110 400 110 375

380

MARBLE DOUBLE CHARGE FLOOR

MARBLE DOUBLE CHARGE

VITRIFIED FLOOR TILES

ONE WAY SWITCH

TWO WAY SWITCH

300X300 MATTE VITRIFIED BATHROOM FLOOR ORIENTBELL VITRIFIED BATHROOM FLOOR ORIENTBELL

BATHROOM WALL

CEILING LIGHT

WALL LIGHT

FAN REGULATOR

EXHAUST FAN

KITCHEN FLOOR

KITCHEN WALL

DISTRIBUTION BOARD

GEYSER POINT

DOOR BELL

DOOR BELL RECIEVER

SIT OUT TILING

17801 IVORY

DESIGN

600X600

MARBLE

300X300

FINISH

ORIENTBELL CERAMIC BATHROOM WALL

300X300 MATTE ORIENTBELL CERAMIC

SFM ROSALIA MARBLE DARK

FINISH DARK SFM ROSALIA MARBLE

ORIENTBELL VITRIFIED KITCHENLAPATO FLOOR

600X600 SUGAR LAPATO ORIENTBELL VITRIFIED

DIVA GREY LIGHT

LAPATO DIVA GREY LIGHT

ORIENTBELL CERAMIC KITCHENODM WALL

300X300 MATTE ODM ORIENTBELL CERAMIC

IMPERIAL BEIGE FL

IMPERIAL BEIGEFINISH FL

ORIENTBELL CERAMIC SIT OUT TILING

300X300 MATTE ORIENTBELL CERAMIC

CRYSTAL BROWN

FINISH CRYSTAL BROWN

OVER HE

MATTE FINISH

300X300

MATTE FINISH

600X600

SUGAR LAPATO

300X300

MATTE FINISH

300X300

MATTE FINISH

800

FLOOR

FAN

TILE SIZE

500 (DADO)

600X600 ORIENTBELL WINNER CREAMA MARBLE

50 (SKIRTING) 800

TILE DESIGN

ORIENTBELL WINNER CREAMA GENERAL HOUSE-

800

TILE SIZE

GENERAL HOUSE

500 (DADO)

TILELOCATION

LOCATION

TITLING LEGEND

CHIMNEY

500 MM D

20 MM ST COUNTER SINK

SECTION BB'SECTION BB' 24

400

SECTION AA'SECTION AA'

50 (SKIRTING) 800

ITEM

FAN

CEILING LIGHT

400

CHAJJA

ELECTRICAL LEGEND NOTATION

460

OVER HEAD C

380

ELECTRICAL LEGEND ITEM

20 (STONE)

NOTATION

SIT OUT

550 1500

500 (DADO) 50 380

400550 400

420

5 4 3

50 (SKIRTING)

20 (STONE)

380

500 (DADO) 50 380

420

BEDROOM 1

TOILET 2

11 10

SIT OUT

TOILET 2

50 (SKIRTING)

4000

4120

4.5 M WALKWAY

600 460 390 180

4000

4.5 M WALKWAY

550 1500

420

A 13

DINING

FRIDGE

390 180

DINING FRIDGE

1620 2350

4250

OVER HEAD SHELF

4650

870

8M MOTORABLE ROAD

870

ENTRANCE

ELECTRICAL GROUND ELECTRICAL GROUND FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN

TOILET 1

2250 (bal)

B A 1000

CHIMNEY

500

630

310 1000

1000

ENTRANCE

310

FOYER

2580

500

310

FOYER

B LIVING

1025 2580

2655

1850

2000

2350

CHIMNEY

2250 (bal)

2655

LIVING 775

2000

775

DINING

1765

DINING

1065

UTILITY

600

SIT OUT

1080

435

KITCHEN

4125

SIT OUT

COUNTER TOP

OVER HEAD SHELF

360 20

1430

1765

UTILITY

360 20

OVER HEAD SHELF

20 360

2120

4000

1065

4125

435

1025

KITCHEN

4000

1920

1580

1080

11 10

1920

1580

1430

4.5 M WALKWAY

SINK COUNTER TOP

20 360

2120

W2 D3

20 360

4.5 M WALKWAY

SINK

KITCHEN GARDEN

360 20

KITCHEN GARDEN

AQUA-GUARD

600

UNDER C CABINET

10MM TIL

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General notes General : notes General : notes :

NK UNTER TOP

1. 2. 3.

COUNTER TOP

4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10.

11. 12.

DINING

13.

610

890

610

890610

890

600

900

14.

900600

900

ELEVATIONS ELEVATIONS ELEVATIONS

BATHROOM LEGEND

OUNTER PLAN PLAN

FLOOR TRAP GEYSER G

OVER HEAD CABINET

OVER HEAD CABINETOVER HEAD CABINET

CHIMNEY

TOILET 4 2.8 x 1.5 m

WASH BASIN

940

TOILET 4 2.8 x 1.5 m

CHIMNEY

500 MM DADO

20 MM STONE COUNTER TOP

UNDER COUNTER CABINET

10MM TILE

GEYSER G

GEYSER

WASH BASIN

EXHAUST

FAN

110mm, SOIL PIPE

75mm, WASTE PIPE

1020

FLOOR TRAP

SHOWER

COLD WATER SUPPLY

ITEM

FLOOR TRAP

SHOWER

75mm, PUMP RISING MAIN

BATHROOM LEGEND

ITEM NOTATION

SHOWER

1310

TOILET 4 2.8 x 1.5 m

1500

940

400

1310

400

940

460

1310

400 550 400

BATHROOM LEGEND

ITEM NOTATION

NOTATION

1020

50 0

600

Co ordinate all work with architectural 1. Co ordinate drawingsalland work specifications. with 1. architectural Co ordinate drawings all workand withspecifications. architectural drawings and specifications. Do not scale the drawings. 2. Do not scale the drawings. 2. Do not scale the drawings. Contractor and sub-contractors 3. shall Contractor familiarize and themselves sub-contractors 3. with Contractor existing shall familiarize and conditions, sub-contractors themselves shall with familiarize existing conditions, themselves with existing conditions, locations, and project requirements locations, prior to submitting and projecta requirements bid. locations, prior andtoproject submitting requirements a bid. prior to submitting a bid. Contractor and sub-contractors 4. shall Contractor field verify and dimensions, sub-contractors 4. and Contractor familiarize shall field andverify sub-contractors dimensions,shall and familiarize field verify dimensions, and familiarize themselves with project requirements themselves prior to commencing with project requirements withthemselves the work,prior contractor withtoproject commencing requirements with theprior work, to contractor commencing with the work, contractor shall report any discrepancies. shall report any discrepancies. shall report any discrepancies. Work shall include all required5.permits, Work labor, shall include materials all and required 5. equipment Work permits, shall to include labor, complete materials all all required andpermits, equipment labor, to complete materials all and equipment to complete all work included on drawings and aswork necessary included for on complete drawings project. and workasincluded necessary on drawings for complete andproject. as necessary for complete project. Provide temporary dust - proof 6.partitions Provideare temporary requireddust to protect 6.- proof Provide allpartitions existing temporary areas are required dust and - proof to protect partitions all existing are required areas and to protect all existing areas and equipment from damage due to demolition equipment or from new construction damage dueequipment activities, to demolition co from ordinate ordamage new construction due to demolition activities, or co new ordinate construction activities, co ordinate locations and requirements with owner. locations and requirements with locations owner. and requirements with owner. General contractor to patch, repair 7. General and paint contractor ( refinishto) surfaces patch, 7. General repair and and building contractor paintelements ( refinish to patch, ) surfaces repair and and paint building ( refinish elements ) surfaces and building elements damaged by mechanical. electrical, damaged and plumbing by mechanical. work and electrical, where damaged items and by are plumbing mechanical. removed, work electrical, and where anditems plumbing are removed, work and where items are removed, relocated or added. relocated or added. relocated or added. Repair floors where damaged8.by the Repair workfloors of thiswhere project. damaged 8. Repair by the floors workwhere of thisdamaged project. by the work of this project. Patch and repair all surfaces to 9. match Patch existing and repair where all items surfaces 9. arePatch to removed match and existing repair or altered allwhere surfaces items to are match removed existing orwhere altereditems are removed or altered field verify extent required. field verify extent required. field verify extent required. All painting shall be done in accordance 10. All painting with manufacturer's shall be done 10.inspecifications. All accordance painting shall with Conbe manufacturer's tractor done in accordance specifications. with manufacturer's Con tractor specifications. Con tractor is responsible for protecting adjacent is responsible finishes andforcleanup. protecting is adjacent responsible finishes for protecting and cleanup. adjacent finishes and cleanup. Contractor is responsible for cleanup 11. Contractor of work is area responsible and all11. exposed forContractor cleanup building ofiswork surfaces responsible area at andfor allcleanup exposedofbuilding work area surfaces and allatexposed building surfaces at substantial completion. substantial completion. substantial completion. All trash and tools shall be removed 12. Allfrom trashpremises and toolseach shallday 12. be removed and All trash the area from andleft tools premises clean shall each be removed day andfrom the area premises left clean each day and the area left clean whenever unattended. Each contractor whenever shall unattended. be responsible Each forwhenever contractor cleanup. unattended. Co shall ordinate be responsible Each contractor for cleanup. shall Co be responsible ordinate for cleanup. Co ordinate with owner if secure storage is needed with owner onsite.if secure storagewith is needed owner onsite. if secure storage is needed onsite. Contractor shall be responsible 13.forContractor damage toshall finished be responsible surfaces, 13. Contractor equipment, for damage shall furniture, to befinished responsible surfaces, for damage equipment, to finished furniture, surfaces, equipment, furniture, existing materials or finishes, caused existing as result materials of hisor work. finishes, Repair existing caused or replace materials as result damaged or of finishes, his work.caused Repair as or result replace of damaged his work. Repair or replace damaged items as directed by architect. items as directed by architect. items as directed by architect. All work shall be done in accordance 14. All work with applicable shall be done codes in 14.accordance and Allstandards. work shall with be applicable done in codes accordance and standards. with applicable codes and standards.

FLUSH WATER SUPPLY TAP MIXER

Project details Project : details Project : details :

75mm, PUMP RISING MAIN 75mm, PUMP RISING MAIN

Work and Work liveand -Work live and - live House by House the lake House by the by lake the lake

COLD WATER SUPPLY COLD WATER SUPPLY

FLUSH WATER SUPPLY FLUSH WATER SUPPLY TAP MIXER

TAP MIXER

Architect :

5840

PLAN

Architect :

Krithika A Jain Krithika AAkhita Krithika Jain SA Jain

PLAN

Structural engineer : Structural engineer Structural : engineer :

N AA'

10 400 110 110 400 110 375 380 375380 380

380

CHAJJA

OVER HEAD CABINET

OVER HEAD CABINETOVER HEAD CABINET

CHIMNEY

CTION ' BB'

CHIMNEY

500 MM DADO

20 MM STONE COUNTER TOP

SINK

UNDER COUNTER CABINET

10MM TILE

Contractor :

Verified by :

The drawings and written The material drawings hereinand constitute written The drawings material original work herein and written constitute material original herein work constitute original work of the architect, and as intellectual of the architect, property and and as ofinstruments the intellectual architect, property of and asand intellectual instruments property of and instruments of service, are subjected to copyright service, are andsubjected may notservice, be to copyright reproduced, are subjected and mayto not copyright be reproduced, and may not be reproduced, distributed, published or used distributed, in any way published without distributed, orthe used express in any published way without or used the in express any way without the express written consent of the architect. written consent of thewritten architect. consent of the architect.

CHAJJA

20 MM STONE COUNTER TOP

Contractor :

All dimensions in Allmm dimensions Allindimensions mm in mm

Plans and Plans and Plans and Details DetailsDetails 1200

600 1200 1010

600 1200 1010 1000

SECTION AA' SECTIONSECTION AA' AA'

600 1000 1010

1000

A3.02 A3.02 A3.02

80 10

230mm BRICK WALL

1000

75mm TIE BEAM

920

10mm PLASTER FINISH

920

1000

75mm TIE BEAM

2100

4000

4000 1380

10mm PLASTER FINISH 2000

CURVED EDGE TO PREVENT WATER STAGNATATION CURVED EDGE TO PREVENT WATER STAGNATATION

150mm RCC SLAB 10mm PLASTER FINISH 1050mm CHAJJA

250mmx650mm RCC BEAM TOILET 4

250mmx650mm RCC BEAM

500

VENTILATOR 500

VENTILATOR

75mm SILL BEAM

80 10

75mm SILL BEAM

JULIET BALCONY WINDOW JULIETELEVATION BALCONY WINDOW ELEVATION

2100mmx2000mm, 4000mmx2000mm, 2100mmx2000mm, 1375mmx2000mm 4000mmx2000mm, 1375mmx2000mm eq'

OUT

eq'

OUT

230mm BRICK WALL

150mm RCC SLAB 25mmx10mm DRIP MOULD

150mm RCC SLAB 25mmx10mm DRIP MOULD60

60 60

20 20

60 20

100

230mm BRICK WALL

10mm PLASTER

2500

OPENABLE HINGED WINDOW OPENABLE DETAIL HINGED AT B WINDOW DETAIL AT B

1910

1910 250

135

UTILITY

135

WINDOW 1 ELEVATION WINDOW 1 ELEVATI DOOR 1 ELEVATIONDOOR 1 ELEVATION 1800mmx1200mm 1800mmx1200mm 1600mmx2100mm

2870

2235

135mm HALF BRICK 1600mmx2100mm WALL WITH PLASTER 135mm HALF BRICK WALL WITH PLASTER

2235 2870

1800

1200

250mmx460mm RCC BEAM

250

1800

2100

250mmx460mm RCC BEAM

2100

150mm RCC SLAB

1600

900

150mm RCC SLAB

UTILITY

20 80

8mm GLASS

10 10

500

70 10

100

500 70 10

1600

690

OUT 1500

DETAILED WALL SECTION DETAILED WALL SECTION

HINGED

OUT

DOOR 1 PLAN 26

410

OPENABLE HINGED

60 8mm GLASS

250mmx550mm RCC BEAM

75mm SILL BEAM

820 eq

WOODEN SHUTTER FRAME 65mmx30mm WOODEN SHUTTER FRAME 65mmx30mm

TOILET 2

75mm SILL BEAM

2500

VENTILATOR

eq 410

WOODEN WINDOW FRAME 50mmx100mm WOODEN WINDOW FRAME 50mmx100mm

8mm TILE 225mm SUNKEN SLAB

VENTILATOR

eq eq

JULIET BALCONY WINDOW JULIETPLAN BALCONY WINDOW PLAN

8mm TILE 225mm SUNKEN SLAB

TOILET 2

eq'

OPENABLE HINGED

250mmx550mm RCC BEAM

230mm BRICK WALL

eq'

1910

TOILET 4

100

150mm RCC SLAB 10mm PLASTER FINISH 1050mm CHAJJA

80 10

30mm DAMP PROOF COURSE 30mm DAMP PROOF COURSE

1500

DOOR 1 PLAN HINGED

OUT

550

1100

WINDOW 4 PLAN OPENABLE HINGED

550

1100

WINDOW 4 PLAN OPENABLE HINGED

40001380

1380

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1380

ROOF ROOF ROOF

2000

4000 4000 4000

General notes General : notes General : notes : 1. 2. 3.

100

4. 5. 6. 7.

ATION

8. 9.

410 eq

820

410

820

3480

eq 820 eq

3480

mx2000mm

10. 11. 12.

13. 14.

Co ordinate all work with 1. architectural Co ordinatedrawings all work1.with andCo architectural specifications. ordinate alldrawings work with and architectural specifications. drawings and specifications. Do not scale the drawings. 2. Do not scale the drawings. 2. Do not scale the drawings. Contractor and sub-contractors 3. Contractor shall familiarize and sub-contractors 3.themselves Contractor shall with and familiarize existing sub-contractors conditions, themselves shall with familiarize existingthemselves conditions, with existing conditions, locations, and project requirements locations,prior and to project submitting requirements locations, a bid. and priorproject to submitting requirements a bid. prior to submitting a bid. Contractor and sub-contractors 4. Contractor shall field and verify sub-contractors 4.dimensions, Contractor shall and and field familiarize sub-contractors verify dimensions, shalland fieldfamiliarize verify dimensions, and familiarize themselves with project requirements themselvesprior with to project commencing requirements themselves with with the prior work, project to commencing contractor requirements withprior the work, to commencing contractor with the work, contractor shall report any discrepancies. shall report any discrepancies. shall report any discrepancies. Work shall include all 5. required Workpermits, shall include labor, all materials 5. required Workand shall permits, equipment include labor, all tomaterials required completepermits, and all equipment labor, materials to complete andallequipment to complete all work included on drawingswork and as included necessary on drawings for complete work andincluded as project. necessary on drawings for complete and asproject. necessary for complete project. Provide temporary dust 6. - proof Provide partitions temporary are required dust 6. -Provide proof to protect partitions temporary all existing aredust required areas - proof toand partitions protect allare existing required areas to protect and all existing areas and equipment from damage due equipment to demolition from damage or new construction equipment due to demolition from activities, damage or new co ordinate due construction to demolition activities, or new coconstruction ordinate activities, co ordinate locations and requirementslocations with owner. and requirements locations with owner. and requirements with owner. General contractor to 7. patch, General repair and contractor paint (to 7. refinish patch, General )repair surfaces contractor andand paint building to( refinish patch, elements repair ) surfaces and paint and building ( refinishelements ) surfaces and building elements damaged by mechanical. electrical, damagedand by mechanical. plumbing work damaged electrical, and where by and mechanical. items plumbing are work removed, electrical, and where and plumbing items are work removed, and where items are removed, relocated or added. relocated or added. relocated or added. Repair floors where damaged 8. Repair by the floors work where of this 8. damaged project. Repairbyfloors the work where of damaged this project. by the work of this project. Patch and repair all surfaces 9. Patch to match and repair existing all 9. surfaces where Patch items toand match arerepair removed existing all surfaces or where altered items to match are existing removedwhere or altered items are removed or altered field verify extent required.field verify extent required. field verify extent required. All painting shall be done 10. inAllaccordance painting shall withbemanufacturer's 10. doneAll in painting accordance specifications. shallwith be done manufacturer's Con in accordance tractor specifications. with manufacturer's Con tractor specifications. Con tractor is responsible for protecting is adjacent responsible finishes for protecting and cleanup. is responsible adjacent finishes for protecting and cleanup. adjacent finishes and cleanup. Contractor is responsible 11. for Contractor cleanup of is responsible work area 11. and Contractor for all cleanup exposed isof responsible work building areasurfaces for andcleanup all exposed at of work building area and surfaces all exposed at building surfaces at substantial completion. substantial completion. substantial completion. All trash and tools shall 12.beAll removed trash and from tools premises shall 12. be All each removed trash dayand and from tools thepremises area shall left be each clean removed day from and the premises area left each clean day and the area left clean whenever unattended. Each whenever contractor unattended. shall be responsible Each whenever contractor for unattended. cleanup. shall be Co Each responsible ordinate contractor for cleanup. shall be Co responsible ordinate for cleanup. Co ordinate with owner if secure storage with is needed owner if onsite. secure storage withisowner needed if secure onsite.storage is needed onsite. Contractor shall be responsible 13. Contractor for damage shall be to responsible 13. finished Contractor surfaces, for damage shall equipment, be to responsible finished furniture, surfaces, for damage equipment, to finished furniture, surfaces, equipment, furniture, existing materials or finishes, existing caused materials as result or of finishes, hisexisting work. caused Repair materials asorresult replace or finishes, of his damaged work. caused Repair as result or replace of hisdamaged work. Repair or replace damaged items as directed by architect. items as directed by architect. items as directed by architect. All work shall be done14. in accordance All work shall withbeapplicable done 14.in All accordance codes work and shallwith standards. be done applicable in accordance codes and with standards. applicable codes and standards.

20 20

60 20

700 1200 830

60 20

100

700 1200 830

E 65mmx30mm

700 1200 830

50mmx100mm

Project details Project : details Project : details :

Work and Worklive and Work - live and - live HouseHouse by the House by lake theby lake the lake

2730

1200

2730

Architect :

900

1200

1800

1200

1800

2370

00mm 1800mmx1200mm

OUT

1100 550

1100

4WINDOW PLAN 4 PLAN

HINGED OPENABLE HINGED

Architect :

Krithika AKrithika Jain AAkhita Krithika Jain SA Jain Structural engineer Structural : engineer Structural : engineer : Contractor :

Contractor :

Verified by :

The drawings and written The drawings material and herein The written constitute drawings material original and herein written work constitute materialoriginal herein work constitute original work of the architect, andof asthe intellectual architect,property and of as theintellectual and architect, instruments and property asofintellectual and instruments property ofand instruments of service, are subjected service, to copyright are subjected andservice, may tonot copyright are be subjected reproduced, and may to copyright not be reproduced, and may not be reproduced, distributed, published distributed, or used inpublished any way distributed, without or usedthe in published any express wayorwithout used in the any express way without the express written consent of the written architect. consent of the written architect. consent of the architect.

WION 1WINDOW ELEVATION 1 ELEVATION

0 IN

Architect :

STAIRCASE STAIRCASE SECTION STAIRCASE SECTION SECTION

All dimensions All in dimensions mm All dimensions in mm in mm

Details Details Details

A3.03 A3.03 A3.03

800

SECTION AA' SCALESECTION AA' 1:75

450 1000

2100

1000

SECTION BB' SCALESECTION BB' 1:75

Cashier

Free-Standing Partition Wall Display Unit Free-Standing Display Unit

SCALE- 1:75 SECTION BB' SCALE- 1:75 Cashier Cashier

Masonry Wall

Cashier Masonry Wall Waiting Area Masonry Wall Waiting Area Cantilevered Waiting Display Units Area Cantilevered Display Units Cantilevered Free-standing Display Units Display Units Free-standing Display UnitsCurved Free-standingPartition wall Display Units Curved Partition wallPantry Curved Partition Pantry wall Storage Room

Fal False Ceiling: False Ceiling:

3000 3000

2250

3000

SCALE- 1:75 SECTION AA' SCALE- 1:75

2250 2250

Masonry Wall Partit False Ceiling Free-S PartitionWall Wall Displa Masonry

3500

750

450

750 2100

450

750 800

Cantilevered Cashier Partition DisplayWall Unit Cantilevered Cashier Display Unit

Maso False Ceiling

1000

3500

800

3500

Masonry Wall Partition Wall False Ceiling Cantilevered Display Unit PartitionWall Wall Masonry

2100

600

2100

Masonry Wall

2100

600

450

750

False Ceiling

600 3500

450

False Ceiling

False

At 750mm At 750mm

At 3000

3500

14000

3500 3500

3000 3000

3375

10750 3000

Manager Room

10750 3375 3000 CUT PLAN @ 900mm 10750 SCALE1:75 CUT PLAN @ 900mm

details of a1:75 retail store SCALECUT PLAN @ 900mm

At 450mm At AtAt450mm 750mm 3000

3000 3000

3500

3500 3500

3375

At 450mm

Pantry Storage Room Manager Room Storage Room Manager Room 3000

At 450mm

At 750mm

At 6000mm At 6000mm

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN @ 1200mm SCALE1:75 PLAN @ 1200mm REFLECTED CEILING

SCALE- 1:75 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN @ 1200mm SCALE- 1:75 Layout - Jewellery

Sto Materials and MethodsStore in Building C Layout - Jewellery All dimensions in mm unless specified. | Varied scale Materials and Methods in Building Construc Layout - Jewellery Store Akhita S | 4CM18AT008 Semester 07 | Sect

All dimensions in mm unless | Varied scale. Materials and in Building Construct Krithika AMethods Jain |specified. 4CM18AT031 Wadiyar Centre for

Methods and Materials in Building Construction VII Akhita S | 4CM18AT008 Semester 07 | Section B | Batc All dimensions in mm unless specified. | Varied scale. SCALE- 1:75 Krithika A Jain | 4CM18AT031 Wadiyar Centre for Architectur Studio Guides: Assistant Professor Surendran Aalone Akhita S | 4CM18AT008 Semester 07 | Section B | Batch Krithika A Jain | 4CM18AT031 Wadiyar Centre for Architecture Assistant Professor Sanjay KV Since all the topics which were meant to be covered for the semester dealt with interiors, we were asked to design a small retail store which we then had to detail out. This approach allowed us to find suitable joinery for our designs and make it work rather than reproducing a generic detail.

645

SECTION BB' SCALE- 1:20

Fridge

460 B

Notch in Plywood (to attach acrylic)

120

850 800

20mm Plywood Supports

580 600

19mm Plywood Case

214

Shelves Storage Unit 20 mm Window plywood Counter Top Sink Above Above Counter Fridge Shelves

300

5mm Acrylic

19 70

19mm Plywood Bottom Support

SECTIONAL DETAIL

1:5

Units - Jewellery Store

'C' Stud

'C' Stud LONGITUDINAL SECTIONAL DETAIL

ABOVE-COUNTER @1800mm 07 PLAN | PLAN Section B |@600mm Batch 2018 DETAILSemester OF SUPPORT PLACEMENT UNDER-COUNTER Wadiyar Centre for Architecture, Mysuru SCALE1:20 SCALE1:20 5mm Acrylic Sheet

Akhita S | 4CM18AT008 Krithika A Jain | 4CM18AT031

(glued together) 19mm Plywood Outer Case

Notch in Plywood (to attach acrylic)

20mm Plywood Cabinet Openings

COUNTER TOP TO CABINET-GypBoard GypBoard JOINERY DETAIL SCALE- 1:2 Screw 8mm dia

Kitchenette Storage 20mm Plywood- Storage Unit Opening

20mm Plywood Storage Unit Deep Ceiling Channel

(72x50x50x0.5x3660) 20x25mm

Deep Ceiling Channel

Bent Plywood Support Legs

1:5

GypBoard 20mm Plywood

1:2

Plywood Pull-out Tray

(72x50x50x0.5x3660) Aluminium Frame attached to the Plywood which acts as the handle

20x30mm Block

STORAGE UNIT OPENING -JOINERY DETAIL SCALE- 1:2

'C' Stud 'C' Stud 20mm Cabinet (70x34x36x3050) (70x34x36x3050)

Opening Store Kitchenette - Jewellery

Materials and Methods in Building Construction 07

GypBoard Plain 12.5mm thk (1219x2438)

Screw 8mm dia 300 c/c

GypBoard Plain 12.5mm thk (1219x2438)

Floor Channel (72x32x32x0.5x3660)

300 c/c

tion 07

1050

19mm Plywood

965B310 1200 Semester 07 | Section | Batch 2018 900 750 Wadiyar Centre for Architecture,19mm MysuruPlywood Shelf

All dimensions in mm unless specified. | Varied scale.

1:5

Ceiling Channel 20x20mm Plywood block

2100

Materials and Methods in Building Construction 07

Ceiling Channel

20mm Cabinet Opening

Floor Channel (72x32x32x0.5x3660)

h 2018 e, Mysuru

EXPLODED VIEW OF ASSEMBLY 150 c/c

SECTION

ELEVATION

1:10

1:20 1219

2438 97

1150

645

2050 200

3000

500 270 250250 500 270

3000

Bottom Hinged Shutter

Counter topDisplay

20mm Counter 1430 top stone slab

GypBoard

2100

5mm Acrylic PLAN 1:15 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN @ 1200mm 19mm Plywood SCALE- 1:75 Pull-out Drawer

214

Sink

Jewellery Display Unit

CABINET HANDLE TO PLYWOODJOINERY DETAIL SCALE- 1:2

Fridge Under Under counter counter cabinet cabinet

300

Akhita S | 4CM18AT008590 Krithika A Jain | 4CM18AT031

19mm Plywood Case 20mm Bent Plywood Support

160

595 c/c

400

All dimensions in mm unless specified. | Varied scale.

20 mm plywood 5mm Acrylic

COUNTER PLAN @900mm CROSS SECTIONAL DETAIL SCALE- 1:20

20x25mm Aluminium Frame 2438 attached595 to c/c the Plywood which acts as the handle

1:15 2400

Materials and Methods in Building Construction 07

Shelves

1500

2438

PLAN

Shelves Counter Top Counter Top

At 6000mm

19mm Plywood Outer Case

Bent Plywood Support Legs

UNDER-COUNTER PLAN @600mm LONGITUDINAL SECTIONAL DETAIL 1:5 SCALE1:20

310

320 1000

300

500

Plywood Pull-out Tray

Sink Above

1:2

120

1430

1800

SECTION AA' 20mm Plywood Partition ELEVATION 300 False Ceiling -SCALEJewellery SCALE1:201:20 Store Side Hinged Shutter

False Ceiling

PLAN 1:15 DETAIL OF SUPPORT PLACEMENT 5mm Acrylic Sheet (glued together)

20 mm plywood

1500 80

Shelves

600

1:5

1:15

470

CROSS SECTIONAL DETAIL

JOINERY 1200 BETWEEN SUSPENSION ROD AND 600 SUSPENSION 1500 CLIP 1120 SCALE- 1:2 B'

160

600

100

1200

ELEVATION

At 750mm

0 10

19mm PlywoodVIEW Case ISOMETRIC OF THE PANEL 20mm Bent 580 Plywood1:5 Support SCALE-

160

5mm Acrylic

120

965

500

460

Calcium Silicate Board

5mm Acrylic

Primary Sections

Above Counter Above Shelves Counter

520

At 450mm

R250

130

2438

Storage Unit

At 450mm

R250 520

2700

300

Primary Sections

500

Suspension Clip

400

Batten Sections

19mm Plywood Case

Under counter cabinet

1:15

350

SECTION AA'

400

0 10

160

Suspension Rod 20mm Plywood Supports

1200

SECTIONAL ELEVATION Suspension Rod 20

Fridge

Batten Sections Calcium Silicate Board

872

1000

SECTION BB' 300 SCALE1:10

Counter Top

1500

Support Legs 950

3000

300 200

2100

1200

590

500

600 Primary Sections

350 600

872 160

500

Above Counter Shelves

SECTION AA' 60 SCALE0 1:20

Acrylic Pull-out Display Case

1500

1:15

Acrylic Display Case

False Ceiling:

Suspension Rod

300

Support Legs

2438

At 750mm

1:15

0 12

286

400

PLAN

DISPLAY UNIT TYPE 2

Storage Unit

SECTION AA'

SECTIONAL ELEVATION JOINERY BETWEEN SUSPENSION ROD 1:15 AND SUSPENSION BRACKET SCALE- 350 1:2 0

120

450

1:15

160

1200

PLAN

600 ELEVATION 2438

Roof Slab

Suspension Rod

600

SECTION AA' SCALE- 1:10

Suspension Bracket

1000

Anchor Bolt

1000

1:15

Batten Sections Calcium Silicate Board

19 131

Support Legs

SECTION BB'

DISPLAY UNIT TYPE 1

1000

200

500

300

Display Case

200

1500

1:10 2438

150 c/c

1219

PLAN 1:10

STRAIGHT PARTITION WALL

Straight Partition Wall

EXPLODED VIEW OF ASSEMBLY 1:20

R = 1750

Curved Partition Wall

An agrahara is a brahmin settlement usually centred around a temple. This agrahara at Jammitige consisted of a community of 6 families.

Agrahara Plan

related study program, hariharapura: measured drawings

Archtectural Design III Studio Guides: Professor Kukke Subramanya Assistant Professor Kavana Kumar Hariharapura is a small temple town located on the banks of river Tunga in the Sringeri district of Karnataka. We studied the the settlement for a week during which we analysed and understood how the climate of a place, in this case cold and wet, affects the lifestyle of people living there - from building typology to the clothes worn. We then visited the other two villages placed in climaticaally different contexts that were studied by other groups from the batch which were, Lakkundi (hot and dry) and Mahadevpura (moderate). 30

PLAN AT ___M

MOSQUE SCALE 1:100

Agrahara East-West Section

Mosque Plan

Temple Plan

SCALE 1:100

TEMPLE Temple West-East Section PLAN AT ___ M

Mosque Axonometric Section

SCALE 1

MOSQ

Due to the climatic conditions of the region, wet and cold, the forms of all the buildings were identical with sloped tiled roofs. AXONO 31 This made it difficult to differentiate between two distinctly different religious strutcures.

L House Longitudinal Section

L House Cross Section

SCALE - 1:100

L HOUSE

CROSS SECTION

L House Plan

SCALE - 1:100

CONTOUR HOUSE

ROOF AXONOMETRIC VIEW

Mill House Longitudinal Section

SCALE - 1:

MILL H

Contour House Axonometric Section

SCALE - 1:100

CONTOUR HOUSE

Mill House Plan

SCALE 1:100

STREET SECTION AA’

Street Sections

SCALE 1:100

STREET SECTION BB’

SCALE 1:100

STREET

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