ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO ALI ZOHAIB
CONTENTS
CURRICULUM VITAE
MARKET REDESIGN
CHANDIGARH- The aim of the project was to understand the concept of market design and then redesigning the neighbourhood market in college campus.
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VERNACULAR SETTEMENT STUDY(TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE)
CHANDIGARH- The aim of the project was to familarize with various aspects of Vernacular Architecture and Settlement Study such as socio-economic, cultural, enviromental and architectural form and spatial pattern and to suggest broad urban strategies for the selected settlement with detail design demonstration for a smaller action area.
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OFFICE DESIGN
SLUM REDEVELOPMENT
CHANDIGARH- The aim of the project was to introduce the concept of infrastructure planning as related projects to high-rise and use and application of services, structure and constructional methods and then designing office complex at IT Park
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW DELHI- The project aims to leverage the locked potential of land under slums to provide houses to elligible slum dwellers bringing them into the formal urban settlement.
CHANDIGARH-The collection of installations, photography and model making done during various events held in the college. Continued on Page 15
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CURRICULUM VITAE ALI ZOHAIB
ABOUT ME
EDUCATION 10 August 1996 Maharishi Vidya Mandir 2011. Graduated 10th Grade, 10 CGPA
Indian S-12,Corbu House,PEC campus,Sec-12,Chandigarh, 160012
+91 7837626391 Hindi,English, Urdu,Arabic(Reading)
Maharishi Vidya Mandir 2013. Graduated 12th Grade, 88.8% Hi, I am Ali Zohaib, 6th semester architecture student at Chandigarh College Of Architecture, Seeking a position a position as an Intern Architect. The following is the collection of projects that reflect my passion and appreciation for architecture. I hope to contribute the same to your firm.
INTERESTS AND SKILLS
alkamashamim@gmail.com
facebook.com/Ali Zohaib
instagram.com/zohaib8340
Cooking
Newspaper
Travelling
Music
Documentation
Model Making
Drafting
Laser Cutting
SOFTWARES SKILLS
ACHIEVEMENTS ANDC Design Trophy 2014-2015 Top 50 Qualified
ANDC Design Trophy 2015-2016 National Winners
Chandigarh College Of Architecture Pursuing B.Arch 3rd Year
Autocad
Rhinocerous
Photoshop
Sketchup
WORKSHOPS
Illustrator
Archicad
Refurbishing Of Punjab Raj Bhawan 2016-2017 Winners 3dx Max
MS Office
V-Ray
Brick Masonary 2014-2015 Academics
Wooden Joinery 2015-2016 Academics
GIS Workshop 2015-2016 Punjab Government
2 PROJECT TIMELINE 2014-2015
Studio Apartment Chandigarh
CITCO Cafe Redesign Chandigarh
Residence Design Chandigarh
NASA Nari Gandhi Trophy Analysis of Computational Mathematical Lab Pune
Annual NASA Design Trophy Human Congregation Centre and Pavilion Kolkata
Tourist Information Centre Jaipur
2015-2016 Resort Design Chandigarh
2016-2017 Vernacular Settlement Study Architecture of Jayanti Majri Chandigarh
RE-GEN Refurbishing Of Punjab Raj Bhawan Chandigarh NASA HUDCO Trophy In-Situ Slum Redevelopment of Shyam Nagar Slums New Delhi
Market Redesign PEC University Campus Chandigarh Office Design Chandigarh
NASA Nari Gandhi Trophy Documentation And Analysis of Norbulingka Institute Dharamshala
Annual NASA Design Trophy NASA-National Association Of Students Of Architecture HUDCO-Housing And Urban Development Corporation
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MARKET REDESIGN Academic Project (III Semester)
Brief CHANDIGARHThe Char Bagh concept was used for planning different shops. Centrally located OAT acts as a datum around which everything else is planned. There is provision of ramps everywhere, so that specially abled person can also have access to those places. Clerestorey windows are used for ample use of natural light. Voids have been used for stack effect. There is use of brick jaali for play of light and shadow and also serves aethetic purpose.
Site Plan (1:1000) Site Area-5710 sq.m Built Mass-2510 sq.m
Staff Residence
Corbu House
6 m Wide Road
Built Mass lvl +4.5m
Staff Residence PEC Hostel
Green Land
Corridor lvl +3.15m
6 m Wide Road Paved Area lvl +.15m
Chandigarh College Of Architecture
4 Legends 1.Bank 126 sq. m.
11.Confectionary 44 sq.m
2.Mobile Accessories 44 sq.m
12.Eating Point 44 sq.m
3.Cyber Cafe 44 sq.m
13.Juice Corner 44 sq.m
4.Toilets 44 sq.m
14.Stationary 44 sq.m
5.Post-Office 44 sq.m
15.Dispensary 84 sq.m
6.Saloon 44 sq.m
16.Motor Workshop 44 sq.m
7.Hardware Shop 44 sq.m
17.Tailor 44 sq.m
8.Laundary 44 sq.m
18.Electrical 44 sq.m
9.Grocery 44sq.m
19.Voids 44 sq.m
10.Chemist Shop 44 sq.m
20.Parking 44sq.m
Vegetation
Circulation
Built Mass
Plan (1:1000) 1
16 17
2 19
3
4
18
4
5
6
20
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8
9
20
10 11
1 15
12
14 11
11 14
12 12
12 13
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OFFICE DESIGN Academic Project (IV Semester)
Brief CHANDIGARHThe concept was based on resilient architecture as the site falls in earthquake prone area. Floor plates are placed staggered above each other. Complex is divided into two wings which are connected through the atrium. Design allows maximum natural light to enter the building through the courtyard and balconies. Fire safety staircase are provided at every 30 metres in case of emergency.
SITE PLAN (1:4000)
Site Area-132400sq.m FAR Proposed-1.75 FAR Achieved-1.48 Ground Coverage-40%
Tech Mahindra Sol.
Infoysis
Sixth Floor lvl +33.9m Fifth Floor lvl +29.1m Fourth FLoor lvl +24.3m Third FLoor lvl +19.5m Second FLoor lvl +14.7m Service Core lvl +.15m
DLF Mall
The Lalit
6 Floor Plans (1:8000)
Legends Courtyard
Office Area
Sixth Floor
Atrium
Balconies
Service Core
Fifth Floor
Fourth Floor
Third Floor
SERVICE CORE 2 2
1
3
2 2
5
4
6
Second Floor 8
First Floor
Ground Floor
7
Legends 1.Lift Lobby 15 sq.m.
2.Lift 2.8 sq.m.
5.Mechanical Room 6.Electrical Room 9 sq.m. 14 sq.m. Vegetation
Built Form
Circulation
Site Access
3.Male Toilet 22 sq.m.
4.Female Toilet 22 sq.m.
7.AHU Room 15 sq.m.
8.Fire Exit 40 sq.m.
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TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE Academic Project (V Semester)
Brief CHANDIGARHThe concept was based on using mud as a building material. Centrally placed stepped well adds the essence of vernacular architecture to the design. Special emphasis on natural lighting and ventilation in the building. A 3m grid using load-bearing pillars and arched or corbelled openings was made with stabilised compressed earth blocks.
SITE PLAN (1:100)
Houses
Green Patch
Working Areas lvl +5.5m
Corridor lvl +4.8m
Houses Stepped Well lvl -1.75m
Shops
8 Legends 1.Porch
9.Library (95 sq.m)
2.Reception Desk (22 sq.m)
10.Souvenier Shop (95 sq.m)
3.Administrative Area (142 sq.m)
11.Corridor
4.Toilets (46 sq.m)
12. Reception Lounge (95 sq.m)
5.Conference Room (46 sq.m)
13.Exhibition Hall (142 sq.m)
6.Stepped Well (388 sq.m)
14. Guard Room (9 sq.m)
7.Kitchen (46 sq.m)
15.Parking
3
4 5
14
8
7
6
9
1 11
2
12
13
10
15
Floor Plan (1:100)
8.Cafeteria (92 sq.m)
Vegetation
Arches
Circulation
Built Mass
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SLUM REDEVELOPLMENT Group Project
Brief NEW DELHIThe main concept of the design was to first undertand the problems which arise during slum redevelopment programs in India and what are the factors due to which inspite of many housing policies, the number of slums are increasing day day. Their are many problems related to housing as well like their planning zoning etc. So with our design we try to cater all those issues for building housing which incorporates the interest of people living there.
NEW SHYAM NAGAR Circulation
Sewage Line
NEW DELHI-The site is located in largely reseidential area of West Delhi. The site is easily accessible from metro, buses. Co-ordinates- 28°38’26”N 77°06’18”E Area of the Slum-46238 sq.m. Total Slum Households-680 Elligible Slum Beneficiary Households-234
Electrical Line
Vegetation
Built Mass
Site
Land Ownership-Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board.
PROBLEMS IN SLUM REDEVLOPMEMT IN INDIA Distance of transit camps
Lack of community spaces
Lack of tenure rights
Uncomfortable environment of housing
No Involvement of slum dwellers in design process Lack of Skill
10 Name of the Slum-New Shyam Nagar,Delhi Area -46238 sq. m
SITE PLAN (1:4000)
Proposed FAR-2.00 FAR achieved-1.89 Ground Coverage-30% Proposed Dwelling Unit Density-60units/acre Number of elligible households-234
Circulation
Electical Line
Sewage Line
Central Spine
Built Mass
The Site
High Income Group lvl+66.6m Middle Income Group lvl +52.2 m Low Income Group lvl +18.7m Economically Weaker Section lvl +18.7m Jogging Track
Open Exhibition Slum Lab Open Workshop Commercial Centre Way to Basement
Open Gym
Club House
Drop Off Zone
Open Air Theatre
11 ECONOMICALLY WEAKER SECTION EWS design showcases complex interaction and communal spaces. The design provides the provision for Open Floor Plan which gives them the freedom of planning of spaces which fulfil their basic needs and reqiurements. A provision of incremental space as well as community building space has been provided to incorporate the spill over which are basic character of slum. The cluster of organic planning allows light and ventilation in each house and also provides community spaces.
Carpet Area-30 sq.m. Key Plan
Module Plan (1:100)
Legends 1.Living Room
3
4
5
6
2.Bedroom 3.Kitchen 4.Bathroom 1
2
5.Toilet 6.Balcony/Incremental
Cluster Layout
EWS Modules
Circulation
Common Spaces
Staircase
12 LOWER INCOME GROUP LIG households follow a elementary lifestyle pattern. A common verandah for every two units has been provided for congregational purposes. They share recreational spaces with second household chores. A corner window has been been provided on the entrance which gives a clear view from the kitchen as well as the living and drawing room of the people coming in the house. Puncture in the central wall of the staircase is provided to enhance vertical interaction among the users.
Carpet Area-42 sq.m. Key Plan
Module Plan (1:100) 4
Legends
5
1.Living Room
1
2Kitchen 3 6 2
3.Bedroom
3
4.Toilet 6
5.Bathroom 6.Balcony
Cluster Layout
LIG Modules
Circulation
Common Ducts
Staircase
13 MIDDLE INCOME GROUP MIG households leads a life of self relaince and their activities occur mostly within the house.Their social interaction is limited to the neighbouring households. They desire better amenities and a correct balance of living and bedroom spaces to carrry out their daily activities. The form follows function,so the circulation can be easily judged by just looking at the building. The lobby has been treated with glass facade to bring in light and it provides a view of open community spaces.This creates a lively atmosphere and acts as a congregational space at various times of the year.
Carpet Area-124sq.m. Key Plan
Cluster Layout
Module Plan (1:250) 5
1
Legends 1.Living Room
5
6
3
2
2Kitchen 4
4
5 4
3
3
3.Bedroom 4.Toilet 5.Balcony
5
6.Dining Area
MIG Modules
Circulation
Lifts
Staircase
14 HIGH INCOME GROUP HIG households live extremely luxurious and extravagent lifestyle, so they require spacious bedrooms and leisure spaces within their homes. The module is luxurious and well finished to create a feeling of oppulence, spaciousness and grandeur. A spacious living room connected to the terrace, which becomes multipurpose space. The HIG planning strategy promoted privacy and minimum interaction. Terraces have been used to full extent to provide views to every room and corner of the house.
Carpet Area-224sq.m. Key Plan
Module Plan (1:250)
Legends 1.Living Room 2Kitchen
5
3.Bedroom
1
5
3 7 4 1
4
4
7
4 6
3
8
5
4.Toilet 3
5
5.Balcony 6.Dining Area 7.Dressing Room
5
2
3 5
Cluster Layout
HIG Modules
Circulation
Lifts
Staircase
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8.Family Lounge 9.Servant Room
MISCELLANEOUS
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MURAL DESIGN
MODEL MAKING
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REFERENCES: PROF.PRADEEP KUMAR BHAGAT (+91 9988643769) pradeepbhagat45@yahoo.com Principal Chandigarh College Of Architecture PROF.SOHAN LAL SAHARAN (+91 9417303195) slsaharan@gmail.com Dean Of Academics Chandigarh College Of Architecture