目前状态：人在印度，Skype面试，税前3万-4万人民币每月 姓名：Pandian 年龄：32岁 工作经验：8年 语言：英文 毕业时间：2012年毕业于德国Stadelschule建筑学院 学位：建筑学硕士 设计领域：建筑设计 擅长领域：方案设计，扩初设计 可工作地点：城市不限 Pandian先生2012年硕士毕业于Stadelschule学院建筑系，擅长建筑方案与扩初设计。设 计项目类型有办公、住宅与公建项目，参与设计的项目有位于卢森堡的酒庄、位于印度的 住宅和金奈会展中心。 Current Status: In India, Skype interview，30k-40k RMB/month before tax Name: Pandian Age: 32 years old Working Experience: 8 years Language(s): English Year of graduation: Graduated in 2012 from Stadelchule Architecture Class, Germany Degree: Master of Architecture Design area: Architectural design Field of specialization: Concept design, detail design Cities to work in: City doesn’t matter Mr Pandian graduated in 2012 from Sradelschule Architecture Class with Master of Architecture, he specializes in architectural concept and detail design. His projects mostly are office, residential and public buildings, some of his works include a winery in Luxembourg, residentials in India and Convention Center in Chennai.
PortFolio
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Pandian Singathirulan Mahesh
CV
Pandian S Mahesh
::2011/Jun - 2012/Mar
Registration No: CA/2007/39406 Council of Architecture, India Nationality - Indian DOB - 02 July 1984
::2008/May - 2010/Oct
Being a Design Architect with an experience of over 8 years. Has involved in many versatile projects both in India and Germany. I have a keen interest in synthesising global and local aspects that affect architecture, such as material culture, socio-cultural and geographic considerations, assessing those through contemporary softwares. Few works have been exhibited in Delhi, Frankfurt & Stuttgart.
Academic Information: :: 2010 - 2012
:: 2001 - 2006
Being a Studio coordinator, learnt being inclusive with people yield profound process/ results.
Concepts Design, Presentation, Facade Design
Key Projects :
Winery at Luxembourg, Pre-Fabricated House at Frankfurt
Architect at ‘Flying Elephant Studio’, Bangalore:
www.flyingelephant.in
Responsibilities:
Concepts Design, Presentation, Design Development, Working Drawing Preparation, Tender Drawings, Detail Drawings, Coordination with Consultants & Contractors, Site Supervision
Key Projects :
Pavilion at Bangalore, Institute of information Technology at Bangalore
Junior Architect at ‘Play Architecture’ Bangalore:
www.playarchitecture.in
Responsibilities:
Presentation, Design Development, Working Drawing Preparation, Tender Drawings, Detail Drawings, Physical Modelling, 3d Modelling, Site Supervision
Key Projects :
Epsilon Interiors at Bangalore, Twin Houses at Bangalore, Afallon at Bangalore
Intern at ‘VSDP Architects’ Bangalore ,India : Presentation, Working Drawing Preparation, Detail Drawings, Physical Modelling, 3d Modelling
Relevant Skills:
Research- Condcuted in Knowledge Spaces, Textile Typologies, Grid Shell Structures Projects - Summer Pavilion in Frankfurt, London Olympics Pavilion, Urban Agriculture
::Softwares
Bachelor of Architecture
Adobe Applications - Photoshop, Illustrator, Indeisgn (adv) 3d Studio Max (Adv), Rhinoceros (adv), Grasshopper (int), Python (beg/Int), Processing (beg) Auto-cad (adv), Autodesk Revit (Int)
::Languages
Tamil (Native), English (excellent), German ( basic),Hindi (work-proficiency)
National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirapalli , India.
Awards :
Visiting Faculty at ‘RV College of Architecture’, Bangalore ,India
Work Experience:
Teaching Architectural design for Bachelor of Architecture Students For First and Second Year ,Teaching Digital Design Tools as Elective for Final Year Students
Project Architect at ‘Play Architecture’, Bangalore ,India Responsibilities:
Key Projects :
::2012/Oct - 2013/Mar
Responsibilities:
Responsibilities:
Städelschule architecture class Staatliche hochschule für bildende künste - städelschule , Frankfurt am Main , Germany.
Responsibilities:
::2013/Jun - Present
:: 2005/Jul - 2005/Dec
Master of Arts in Advanced Architecture Design
Teaching Experience: ::2014/Aug -Present
:: 2006/May - 2008 /Oct
Concept Architect (part time) at ‘Dagli atelier D’ Architecture’ Frankfurt:
www.playarchitecture.in
Concepts, Design options and development, presentation drawings, Visualisation, Post Processing, 3d Modelling & Scripting, Working Drawing Preparation, Detailing, coordination with various consultants, Consultant Drawing Checking,Execution and Site Super-Vision Convention Center at Chennai, 10 Villas + Pavilion at Hyderabad, Social Housing at Bangalore, Resort at Coorg
Free- Lancing for Various Competitions Key Projects :
Urban plaza, Adidas- Future of Retail store, Travelling Pavilion for Red-bull
:: 2012/Oct :: 2006/Apr :: 2006/Jan :: 2005/Nov :: 2005/Feb :: 2003/Dec
Honourable mention for ‘ Adidas - The Retail space of future’ (Top Five), Germany Honourable mention for ‘The Hub’ shopping space design competition Second Place For ‘Theatre design competition’ India First Place For ‘The Small Spaces’ design competition, India Second Place for ‘Information Technology Centre’ design competition, India Citation for Nari Gandhi Trophy: Research of Minimalistic building in India.
Exhibitions & Publications: :: 2013/Feb :: 2012/Nov :: 2012/Jul :: 2012/Feb :: 2011/Apr :: 2006/May :: 2005/Nov
Online publication of ‘ Adidas - The Retail space of future’ in www.competitionline.com E-Magazine Article of ‘ Adidas - The Retail space of future’ in www.german-architects.com End of Year Review Exhibition at Deutsches Architektur Musem (DAM), Germany Exhibited at Rundgang ‘Art & Architecture’ Festival of Stadelschule, Germany Exhibited at Rundgang ‘Art & Architecture’ Festival of Stadelschule, Germany ‘The Hub’ shopping space design published in ArchiDesign_Perspective Magazine, India ‘Theatre design’ published in Pragyan Design Festival Magazine, India
Contents
Selected Works
01 Convention Center
at Chennai, India
02 Prem Parvat- 10 Villas at Hyderabad, India
03 Pavilion
at Hyderabad, India
04 Social Housing
at Bangalore, India
05 Winery
at Luxembourg
06 Play United
07 Builder’s Office
08 House-Pavilion
Adidas Retail Store
at Bangalore, India
at Bangalore, India
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Professional Work _Competition | Play Architecture
Covention Center
Culture, Myth, Interface as Architecture
Location - Chennai, India Latitude - 13.08° N Longitude - 80.27° E Site Area- 4200 Sq.m Built Up Area- 6700 Sq.m Timeline- 2016 Status- Tender/ Sanction Submission
Responsibility Includes- Auditorium Design, Concepts, Presentation, Visualisation, Post Process, Consultant Drawing Checking & Co-ordination, Preparation of Sanction drawings for submission, Preparation of Tender drawings along with Managing three people team.
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Professional Work_Competition | Play Architecture
An invited competition to envision a convention centre for the welfare of the (SIAA) South Indian Artistes Association at Chennai opened up the untouched facets of our skills. A city with strong history, a project with strong political presence,a varied star studded clients from the movie and theatre background eventually lead us to a design proposal which reflected the Culture, history and the transitional technological shift this city was going through.
CAPACITYT - 150
HOTEL QUEENS WAY PARKS BANQUET HALL CAPACITY - 40
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SHREE ANANDAVALLI KALYAN MANABDAPAM CAPACITY - 600
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Kalyana Mandapam
Premiere Theatre Amphi Theatre
Guest Rooms
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Nadigar Sangam Office
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SPA Swimming poolClubGYM Badminton Court/ Dance Floor
KANTHIMATHI KALYAN MANABDAPAM CAPACITY - 700
DEE CEE MANOR CAPACITY - 500
SRI VENKATESHWARA VIVAHA MANDIR CAPACITY - 800
ROHINI INTERNATIONAL CAPACITY - 300
EVP RAJESHWATI MARRIAGE PALACE
SOUTHERN CREST CAPACITY - 450
CAPACITY - 800
THE RESIDENCY TOWERS CAPACITY - 1500
VIJAYA MAHAL CAPACITY - 1500
BKR GRAND HOTEL SRI ALAMELU MANGA KALYANA PALACE
CAPACITY - 700
CAPACITY - 700
SRI BHUVANESHWARI KALYANA MANDAPAM CAPACITY - 750
NACHIAPPA PARK CAPACITY - 125
RAMANA HALL 600 SEATING CAPACITY
SHREE HALL CAPACITY - 300
GLM MERIDIAN CAPACITY - 800 SAKITHYAN CAPACITY - 100
SRI KRISHNASWAMY KALYANA MANDAPAM CAPACITY - 1200
Map of T-Nagar
Why Enormous Number of people wants to live in Chennai ?
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Idly- sambhar Tamil Palaya Panchangam Madrasi Kuthu Pattu Marina Veyil Engineering Colleges Banner Gold Pattu Kollywood PrabhuDeva A R Rahman Chennai Tamil Thalaiva Auto’s
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Project also explores the idea of hybrid to make spaces functional, efficient, active and alive through out its period of operation.The Auditorium and the marriage halls doubles up to accommodate a large conference, a mini marriage hall that doubles up as dance floors. A private club with a landscaped terrace courtyards will look to entertain, relax and be a space for small congregation for the people associated with the industry.
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The program called for a challenging zoning diagram as it had to integrate various typology of spaces with a demand for privacy of various types of users with in the building. The multiple ingress and egress and access stairways helped in carving the spaces around an off centred amphitheater which physically disconnected yet visually connected the main programs like the auditorium and the marriage halls. The amphitheater also served as a major spill out to receive, pause and distribute people seamlessly in and out of the building.
Map of TamilNadu, India
Padam Kasi of Indian Cinema kovil, Kulam Namma Chennai Kalaacharam Vada Chennai Arasiyal Karuthu-ulla-padam Illayaraja Paris Corner Moore Market Life Traffic Tanglish Bro’s, Ji’s
A vision to create a modern day monument with a mild reminiscence to past through careful layering of information and imageries resulted in an unique Architectural language that seemed to question the existing urban landscape of the city yet indulge with the minds of a common man. The building touched upon the traditional ideas of ‘Kolam’ in the context of creating a threshold, ‘Krishna’s butterball as a metaphor to the physical form of the Auditorium and the curiosity of people around it, use of buildings and its surfaces as storyboard to register the events from the past and present for the future.
What is Chennai! Is it a Place, Culture, Phennomena..
Professional Work_Competition | Play Architecture
Culture as Architecture Kolam a cultural act symbolizing idea of threshold. An act that draws thin line between the inside to outside. Kolam an understanding of geometry, an exercise/ act that of pride to draw fluently, which connects body and mind. Kolam, a humble act to touch ground, feed ants (or insect). Rice flour is pinched between the thumb and finger and rubbed together while moving the hand continuously to create good designs .Kolam’s also helps to improve mental discipline and concentration, providing an opportunity for solving our day to day problems to be faced in our life.
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Interface as Architecture Traditional Indian architecture believed in registering the information from the past, happening in the present and predictions for the future in the form of paintings and sculptures on horizontal and vertical surfaces of temples and monuments.
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It was a tool to communicate between various ages and became an essence of life-to and an action of pride to sculpt and draw.
Kolam- Around the dots Myth Art Creation Superstition Free-will Natural
Architecture Science Humans Creation Reasoning Planned Processed
As commericialisation gained prominence these art-forms underwent transformation to become banners/ bill boards becomes a medium of communication to attract people’s attention towards anything/everthing. Kolam- Connecting the dots
Mammallapuram’s rock-cut temples and relief sculptures of the Pallava dynasty sets the Historical and Architectural Aura. In Hindu mythology the “Butter Ball” is a giant balancing rock perched on a smooth slope, seemingly defying all laws of physics. The rock’s awkward position making it an interesting backdrop.
Architectural Potential of Kolam Patterns in Three dimension
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Today’s digital communication era through technological advancements have made this entire act dynamic and highly temporal to every needs. Akin which made it interactive by allowing people to have a dialogue with these media surfaces, probably a reminesense of the past.
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Professional Work_Competition | Play Architecture
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Based on scenario studies, which infer to have three segregated zones one which accommodates, functions like Kalayana madapam, Guest rooms, dining, second zone with Office, SPA, GYM, Swimming pool, Badminton court. Other with Multipurpose Auditorium , Dormiteries, Theatre, Amphitheatre.
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Capacity- 846 nos
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VIP lounge
Capacity- 1029 nos
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Sectional Perspective
Professional Work_Competition | Play Architecture
View of Rear Side
Aerial View
Auditorium
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02 Professional Work | Play Architecture
Prem Parvat10 Villas Recreating the Lost Mountain Location - Hyderabad, India Latitude - 17.37° N Longitude - 78.48° E Site Area- 1.36 Acres Built Up Area- 8200 Sq.m Timeline- 2013 - Present Status- Under Construction
Role - Senior Architect Responsibility Includes- Concepts, Presentation, Visualisation, Post Process, Working Drawing Preparation, Consultants Co-ordination, Site Coordination, Client Co-ordination
The challenge of dealing with a diminishing mountain, an already established master plan,few columns from the past and an uncompromising client posed multiple challenges in this project.
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Professional Work | Play Architecture
Villa U1, a personal home for the developer was the first amongst the 10 luxury villas where we were engaged to come up with a proposal to contain similar program in 3 floors as against 4 floors already prepared for the remaining villas. The improvisation in planning,conceptual clarity in villa U1 and our gut to retrofit couple of other villas by playing around with existing columns eventually won the entire project. The site, historically part of a mountain peak was almost levelled to a flat ground due to various
technical requirements. We began our design process by looking at the ground conditions, a massive ramp abutting the site on the East and South sides and the Design language of the neighbouring villas. The idea to recreate the mountain by concealing the ground by green mounds, large glass openings towards the North and East sides to receive the ramp and include it as part of the house with double heights connecting the spaces with in, terrace gardens at various levels and a vertical garden as humidifier and shading elements forms the crux of Prem Parvat.
Landscape
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Club House
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Site as Commissioned -Site Levels Established with footings Erected
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Strategy- Recreating the Mountain with Ground Level of all villas connecting as a podium, Materials & Light treatment inside the spaces attempt to mimic the Mountainous Cave like spaces.
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Professional Work | Play Architecture
neighbouring ramp wall
subtracted volume to create a landscape
Villa Foot Print
Grid - Basic Parameter
Landscape Formation
Circles- Organiser
Tangible Geometry
Geometrical Diagram of a Matter Flow Through Research
Flow Diagram Evolved as Landscape
Evolution 1
View of Villa U1 from the Street
Evolution 2
Flow System adapted for Structural system and Other Spaces
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Professional Work | Play Architecture
Construction Image of Villa U1
Site Plan
RAMP
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Professional Work | Play Architecture
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03 Professional Work | Play Architecture
Pavilion Organised Sculpture through Motion Location - Hyderabad, India Latitude - 17.37° N Longitude - 78.48° E Site Area-392 Sq.m Built Up Area- 410 Sq.m Timeline- 2015 - Present Status- Tender
Role - Project Architect Responsibility Includes- Concepts, Python + Grasshopper Scripting, Presentation, Visualisation, Post Process, Working Drawing Preparation, Detail Drawing Preparation, Consultants Coordination, Consulatants Drawing Checking, Site Co-Ordination, Client Co-ordination
A quest to develop a project through arranging its program in a certain “Movement” sequence and let people and landscape as a tools to define the connectivity and express this relationship as form resulted in a motion sculpture.
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Wrap Study: Diagrams Of Python Script Variations
Professional Work | Play Architecture
Movement Analysis:
Move Forward
Move In-to
Move Out
if t>=s : x=t*math.cos(j*t)+(s/j) y=t*math.sin(j*t)+(s/j) z=t*s
Move Through
An elliptical geometry proved to be handy to accommodate the required activities and generate a highly sculptural form. A series of ellipses of varying dimensions were staked and turned in various directions in plan to customise varying spatial requirements. Straight flight staircases connected the above floors with a cantilevered open to sky swimming pool and their strategically position in plan provided the impetus for people to experience the evolving sculpture through motion.
Exploded View
if t>=s : x=t*math.cos(j*t)+(s/j) y=t*math.sin(j*t)+(s/j) if t<=6: z= -t*s
if t>= 0 to 360 degrees : x=t*math.cos(t)+(j) y=t*math.sin(t)+(j) z=t
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Distribution Study: Programmatic Distribution
Movement through Single Loop
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The site for the PAVILION is part of the Villa complex at PremParvat. As a result of the Master plan, the site allocated for the clubhouse falls below the road level by 1.5 m. The level drop suggested to organise the largest space in the program, a multifunctional gathering space at the semi basement level and let the landscape connect by allowing people to move through it. The landscape also takes off leading to the sporting activities and a mini bar at the ground level.
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8. PLUMBING DUCT 9. SERVANTS STAIRCASE 10. SERVICE YARD 11. EARTH FILLING 12. LANDSCAPE 13. CIGAR ROOM 14. INDOOR GAMES 15. STAIRS 16. LANDSCAPE 17. SWIMMING POOL 18. WOODEN DECK
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Professional Work | Play Architecture
Images: Other Conceptual Options of the Pavilion
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04 Professional Work | Play Architecture
Social Housing The Rolling Whites Location - Bangalore, India Latitude - 12.97° N Longitude - 77.56° E Timeline : 2014- Present Site Area- 9.76 Acres Status- Under Construction
Role - Senior Architect/ Project InCharge (End to end) Responsibility Includes- Master Planning, Unit Planning, Concepts, Presentation, Visualisation, Post Process, Working Drawing Preparation, StructuralMEP Consultants Co-ordination, Site Co-ordination, PMC Cordination, Client Co-ordination
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Professional Work | Play Architecture
Concepts _ Master Plan
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The â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Rolling Whitesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; a Social Housing project explored the idea of stacking in the horizontal direction. An idea of a single diagram becoming a geometry, volume and landscape was tested on a 40,000 Sq.m site split in to various parcel of land. With major parts of the adjoining walls becoming sharing, a unit depends majorly on the courtyards and skylights making way for a introvert planning.
Transverse - Unit width should be of a bigger dimension. - Proportion close to square works well.
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GEOMETRICAL EXPLORATION UNIT:
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Open Spaces_ Diagram
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Moreover the real challenge is to collaborate with a Form-work company based in South Korea which specializes in the technology of building these Aluminium form works. The process begins with handling the linguistic barriers, followed by understanding the methods and modes of cost optimization, advantages of speedy construction, precision and design limitations in the application. This process also demands bringing together specialist consultations from varied field at the beginning of the design itself and the project scheduling is done in a way that all details pertaining to smallest part of the buildings (for eg : Drip moulds, door and window jambs, sleeves for electrical and plumbing works ) needs to be finalized with millimeter precision before going in for preparation of form work. Any alteration after the preparation of the form-work is not possible or incurs heavy financial loss. The major disadvantage in this construction method is the limitations it brings to the designers table while dealing with non-linear geometries as it would require intensive investments in research and development for developing a prototype.
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05 Competition Work | Graduate
Play United
Future of Adidas Store
Location - Stuttgart, Germany Type Ideas Competition Organiser- Liganova, Stuttgart Award - Honourable Mention (selected among Best 5 Designs)
Responsibility Includes- Ideas Discussion, Presentation, Visualisation, Post Process, Graphical Composition
Change the Shopping Behaviour â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Fit the Store for the Future The point of sale, the world of online and offline retail of the sports brand adidas, which has a broad store basis in the market, should be the focus of the concepts to be developed. Fit the store for the future.
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The future is to be brought together. Intrinsic excitement of teaming and play is put under the shop spotlight. Adidas store of the future is a place of gathering and genuine sporting experience is taking place in the central arena. Conventional consumer - product relationship is replaced with an experiential one. Visitor is invited to try a sportswear directly on the field and play the game together with friends and like minded visitors. The team might be joined by one of the greatest sport stars brought to reality by advanced 3d projection technology. Adidas playground is flexible environment that allows a visitor to change it and adapt it according to oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s preferences creating a genuine, almost tangible environment. The playground is spatialization of the challenge. The place of spontaneous interaction as soon as a ball touches the ground. An urban setting for a social encounter, or a natural surrounding of an outdoor activity. Scenarios are as many as the users create them, both online and offline, clustering into communities around similar interests. Architecture of the store is complementing the idea. The bleachers are meandering along the store walls adapted to any possible configuration. They are inviting the visitor to become the audience. Bleachers are at the same time used as a display area for physical products allowing the level to serve various visibilities. Both types of representation virtual and physical - circulate around the arena in the centre.
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LED Responsive Field
Hologram
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Virtual Fashion Show
Virtual Tennis
Virtual Neighbourhood
Virtual Football
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Professional Work | Dagli Atelier D’ Architecture, Germany
WINERY A Porous Wrap Location - Luxembourg Latitude - 49.76° N Longitude - 6.09° E Built Up Area- 1200 Sq.m
Timeline- 2012 Status- Completed
Role - Conceptual Designer Responsibility Includes- Facade Design & Concepts, Presentation, Visualisation, Post Process
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Professional Work | Dagli Atelier Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Architecture, Germany
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View from the River Side
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Brief was to design a two storey building for a Domine Alice Hartmann ,a small wine business enterprise. Require a space for their products display in one storey and other floor as a storage conditioned for wines.
A two large punctures in each sides of the facade , which creates a ambiguity to the perceivers about the skyline of the building. A small skewed niche in the building breaks monotonous aesthetics.
The site located in as a entry and aside to the main spine of the Luxembourg. Design idea was to redefine the architecture of the neighbourhood, which should reflect the strong contemporary pulse. Hence the building conceived as a clean white cube , in contrast to the usual wine storages, which acts a facia for the Luxembourg. Secondary skin planned above white concrete cube , to give a extended balcony a definition which also acts a additional climate barrier. Conceptual Plan
OFFICE BRIDGE
ENTRY
WINE STORE ROAD
RIVER
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Builder’s Office
An Urban Umbrella in Search of a New Order Location - Bangalore, India Latitude - 12.97° N Longitude - 77.56° E Timeline : 2015
Role - Facade Designer Responsibility Includes- Facade Design & Concepts, Presentation, Visualisation, Post Process, Detail Drawing Preparation, Site Supervision For Facade Execution
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glass parapet supported from facade member
Detail 5
25x25x4mm thick m.s l-angle
3mm thick 50x50mm M.S- box section closed on both ends with 4mm Thk. M.S Plate
A monotonous column grid being expressed on the facade, quest to design a facade which will act like an umbrella to prevent heat and to diffuse the light.
refer glass/ marble cladding detail drawings
40X6MM THICK M.S Flat
perorated sheet(platform) welded on top of 25x25 m.s. l-angle 75x40x4 mm thick m.s. flat 25mm diameter stud to hold the glass 8mm thick glass
Detail 6
50x50x6 mm thick m.s. plate to close the sides of box section 40x6mm thick m.s- flat
25MM DIAMETER STUD 8mm Thick ToughenedLaminated White Glass
50x50 Mm M.S.- Box Section
Perforated Sheet Welded On Top Of 25x25 Mm L-angle
25x25 Mm M.S L-angle
Site Boundary
Design idea to reinvent the architectural layering , by over-laying the transparency over another transparency. Clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s request was to have facade solution simple and easily executable by the local craftsman. A modular system been developed carefully ,considering not to block the view from inside to outside, and fair amount screening been provided.
75x40x4 mm thick m.s flat
8mm Thick Toughened Laminated White Glass Road Lvl.
25 mm gap need to be provided between the box section and glass
8mm thick glass
8mm thick toughenedlaminated white glass
Footing Top Unf. Lvl.
Diagonal Member Fixing
White Glass fixing on to Diagonal Member
Three types of modules been developed and multiplied to overcome the singular repetitive patterns in the facade.
Images: Facade Mock-Ups
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House Pavilion Cube With in a cube Location - Bangalore, India Latitude - 12.97° N Longitude - 77.56° E Timeline : 2008- 2011 Builtup Area- 300 Sq.M Status- Completed
Role - Project Architect Responsibility Includes- Concepts, Presentation, Visualisation, Post Process, Working Drawing Preparation, Detail Drawing Preparation, Consultants Coordination, Consulatants Drawing Checking, Site Co-Ordination, Client Co-ordination
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Facade Options
A small independent building was planned as an extension to a large family house on the adjacent plot at the rear. The program includes family health spa facilities along with basic living /entertainment functions. The proposed building was influenced by the summer palace of Tipu Sultan, an airy open pavilion, located in the old city section of Bangalore, India. A perforated concrete cube, two stories high houses the building program. This punctured shell , while filtering allows for registering the sudden changes in nature particular to Bangalore’s geographic location ; a tropical climate type distorted by the 1000m altitude and undulating topography dotted with lakes that gives it a unique local flavour distinct from the rest of southern India. The site, building, and pool are organized diagonally in accordance with tenets of traditional Indian geomancy or ‘Vaasthu’. The east entrance patio is linked, through the rear entrance, with the living room of the main house. An aedicule like ‘cube within a cube’ contains the more private functions, opening out onto an L shaped double height ‘verandah’- like dining-living space. This spills out to the north via a 6 x 12 m opening with sliding folding louvered wooden doors, bringing the garden indoors and giving the space a distinct ‘outdoor’ aspect.
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Photo: View of Open Living Area
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Photo: From Garden
Photo: Kitchen/ SPA Area
Photo: Bath Area of First Floor
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