Architecture Portfolio

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ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO

2011 - 2016

AMAN ATAL


Aman Atal

architect, designer

EDUCATION

OTHER WORKS

B.Arch from Vastukala Academy, New Delhi 12th from Delhi Public School Mathura Road 10th from Amity International School, Vasundhra Distance Learning Course, University of Pennsylvania Designing Cities (Coursera ; 10 weeks) Workshop, Studio Symbiosis Iconoclastic Tower (Sushant School of Art and Architecture) Workshop, A.A London Visioning Architecture (Visiting School, London)

Zone NASA, 2014 ; Participated Concept, digital modelling, presentation drawing for main design trophy

PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE Studio Lotus, 2015 - 2016 Internship 5 months 15 days. Projects listed as below • Taj Theog - Designing of Interior Elements, Details, Good for construction drawing, BOQ, Furniture Schedule, Material Board, Elevations and Section (Ongoing project) • Cottonworld - Interior Planning, 3D Modelling, Furniture Design (Ongoing project) • Royal Enfield, Goa - Sections, Presentation, 3D Modelling (Ongoing Project) Studio Symbiosis, 2015 Internship 5 months. Projects listed as below • Ahemdabadh Hotel - Working Drawings, Layout, Flooring, RCP, D/W Schedule. • New Kanpur Developement - Masterplan & Landuse • Greater Allahbadh Hi-Tech City - Masterplan & Landuse • Punjab Kesari office - Staircase design, Landscape Migsun Ultimo, Greater NOIDA, 2016 Interior Design (Ongoing Project) Zaika Resrort, Bokaro Jharkhand, 2016 Interior Design, Interior Drawing, Construction Modelling (Ongoing Project) Madhuban Enclave Residence, Delhi, 2016 Design and Working Drawing (Proposal) Down Town Lounge, Gandhinagar Jammu, 2016 Interior Drawings for Joint Studio (Ongoing Project) Neelam Choudhry Residence, Meerut 2015 Internal Layout ; interior; landscaping Dezact, 2014 Computer and physical modelling of prototype; form and force analysis of the designed vault; fabrication study Community Library and Resource Centre, 2012 Created Physical models and presentation drawing for AG+DR, Gurgaon

Annual NASA, 2015 ; Shortlisted for 1st round Concept design, 3d modelling, physical modelling, presentation and graphics for ANDC Documentation, draughting, design inputs, climate and ecological studies for L.I.K trophy Digitalizing Architecture, 2015 Conducted Rhino and Grasshopper workshop at Ansal College of Architecture, Lucknow Logo Design for Studio WTF!, 2016

RESEARCH Indira Gandhi Center For Arts, 2013 Documentation of Rajaon Ki Baoli Article ‘Indo Islamic Architecture’, at sciencesummit.wordpress.com Talk “Use of Technology in good Governance”. Adaptive public space in Connaught Place, Delhi Documentation using Space syntax methods (depthmapx) AAVAS : Little Module Home , Berkley Essay Competition, 2015 Exploration of current situation of Rainbasera (shelter for homeless) and how modular homes can improve the situation of urban migrants. Lux Controlled Kinetic Facade, In Collabration, 2016 Development of Prototype of solar responsive Kinetic window system with ability to mentain constant lux level (light intensity) inside a room.

SOFTWARE AutoCad (***); Rhinoceros3D (***); Grasshopper (**); Maya (*); Vray (***); Spacesyntax (*); Sketchup (***) Photoshop (***); Illustrator (***); Indesign (***) Microsoft Word; Excel; Powerpoint

PEROSONAL Gender - Male Age - 23 years Languages - Hindi, English Home town - Delhi, India


1. RESIDENCE

2. CULTURAL

3. EDUCATIONAL

4. HOUSING

5. INSTITUTIONAL

6. CREATIONS

Selective Work


RESIDENCE HOUSE OF SHADOWS

“House is a machine to live in�... Le Corbusier House is most personal and expensive commodity that we own. It is a sphere of our being, it is more than a shealter or refuge. And for an artist, a house is his expression of his inner self. A typical housing typology is a box with pitched roof on it. A conatined space with windows and door cracks for relief. The main purpose of house was to take this geometry, and interpreat its as a piece of art, a visual personna of life that he breathes. So the typical house section (box with triangle) was repeated along the arms of the building profile. Each profile curve with sucessive steps got skewed, changed its scale and transformed to create a generative pattern. The different shaped allowed for inperfections (cracks of door/ windows on walls) that allowed the outside environment to become unified with the spatial interiors, a realm of confusion and fiction of time.


Site Assesment

PLOT

N

Piano Session Introspection

Chants Mantras Intoxication

Sun Path Movement

Private Jamming Room

Meditation Chamber

Flowlines Bedroom Kitchen

Housing Necessities

Living Room

Spiritual Yearning

Lounge & Bar

Personal Space Height Increment of Builtform

Home Theater Peripheral Pathway Movement Pattern

Life of a Rockstar

Private Verandas & Courtyards

Indoor Sport

Internal Circulation

Instrument Room

Conference Room

Audition Room Reception & Waiting

Professional Environment Manager Room Recording Studio


Living Space Kitchen Manager Room

Meeting Room

Waiting Area

Bedroom

Dining Room

Bedroom

Recording Room Reception

Foyer

Jamming Room

Ground Floor

Planning involves seprate zones for professional working environment, living spaces and informal spaces. These spaces are connected from a central space with staircase leading to above floor. First floor is a private space with a lounge, multimedia room and master bedroom.


Lounge

Multimedia Room Master Bedroom

First Floor


Form 1

Form 2

DEVELOPEMENT OF FORM Two volume of spaces blending together create 4 different zones each for office, personal jamming sessions and private space.

Entrance Pergola

Entrance Lobb

Private Garage Band

Semi Private S


by

Space

1. Curve Division

2.

3. Connecting points

4.

5. Lofting close curve

6.

Office Spaces

Private Space


Exo-Skeleton of Precast Concrete

First Floor

Ground Floor

The superstructure is constructed of brick walls and cement floor with column structure. The entire superstructure wears an exoskeleton made up of pre cast concrete arches with glass inbetween each of an arch


Band Room

Entrance


CULTURAL INFO CAFE MEHRAULI

Mehrauli is a historic region in Delhi. It is a tourist hub and home to more than 100 monuments. This information cafe caters to the need of tourist, researchers and general visitors. It is has facilites like library, exhibition, information desk which showcase documentation of the region. Various inferences from the region was studied, involving material, design characteristic, visual texture etc. Architectural expression, combine all these into a statement which ocillates in past, present and future. It is important for this cafe to act as an institutional and information hub and not to compete the ancient landscape of Mehrauli. The form combines the play of origami, geometry, voids, patterns and lights. Traditional Indian architecture has extensive use of jaali. The same profile of jaali is broken down in triangular frames in three dimension to create a vault or dome. A person inside the building will see triangular light patterns of different sizes on walls and floor which fit together with angular shape of walls.


FOLDING AND PROPOGATION

Base Geometry

Conceptualization of Vault

First Iteration

Second Iteration

Third Iteration

Surface faces were extracted from the polyhedron. They were then folded and unfolded like origami. The various faces of polyhedron were combined to create the final roofing form.

Fourth Iteration

The triangle module were created with glass infills or opaque panels. This is the same system employed in design of jaali to create a semi open space. Light filters through these modules and cast patterns.

Roof development by repetition and folding of hexagonal polyhedron. Various repetion creates a self supporting geometry



Info Library


Service Lane

Out Door Sitting

To Parking

Entrance

6M Wide Road


Site Layout Kitchen

Performance Stage Canteen Sitting

Reading Cafe

6M Wide Road

Toilet Block Admistration Block Entrance Display

Pedestrian Movement Vehicular Movement North


Night View



EDUCATIONAL SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

Located in Noida, this senior secondary school is visited by 700 students each day. Schools are generally designed as rows of rooms arranged around a courtyard. This is an effective stratergy in controlling movements of students. The same design stratergy is used in a different context. The building, along with its class rooms and other facilites are divided into three separate zones to dilute the noise levels overall. The geometry diverges with each other to scatter the sound generated. It creates a central circulation space that connects focus to corners of the plot through visual axis. The 3 blocks are given couryards and corridors. Each block is then connected with each other on higher levels converting the open space into a larger and more secure courtyard. This could be an informal space where studnets and tachers can interact outside their class rooms or a place where they can socialise, show resentment with school authority or stage a performance. This is essential part of creating intellect and personality.


AREA PROGRAM ANALYSIS Administration

Headmistress Managers

Teacher & Scholars

Workshops

Principal Guest Lecture Counsellor

Staff room

Auditorium

Finance Backstage Green Rooms Stage

Events / Culture

Multipurpose Hall

Open Air Theater

Arena Landscape

Classroom

Student Development

Activity Space Playfield Laboratory

Junior Wing, Senior Wing Drama Home Science Sports Maths Lab Biolabs Chemistry Lab

Central Area

Social Spaces

Assembly Area Casual Strolls Courtyards Food

Canteen

Sitting Area Kitchen


Third Floor The final bounds are made on last floor which created closed circulation loops on all three sides

Second Floor 3rd Level is linked of all 3 blocks and it creates a semi open space in middle.

First Floor Two defined blocks are linked on 1st level with distributed class rooms for junior and senior in each blacks. Multipurpose facilites are located on nodes

Ground Floor This floor is divided into 3 block of separate areas as per function such as classrooms, administration and auditorium

Institutional Green Area Highway Arterial Road

Mixed Use


Non Building Function Building Circulation

Plot Demarcation

Playground Parking Visual Axis Massing of Units - Junior Wing, Senior Wing, Activity Block

Courtyards and Terrace (To reduce classroom noise)

Space for OAT

Integration of Open Spaces

Connecting Corridor

Bridging of Mass form Linkages of Units


SITE PLAN


Playfield

Central Courtyard


ACTIVITY ROOM

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

STAFF ROOM

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

MEDICAL & SPORT ROOM

CLASS

1

CLASS MALE TOILET

FEMALE TOILET

RECEPTION & WAITING AREA

PRINCIPAL

UNIFORM SHOP

10

630 77 54

TO SIZE

77 54

1

TO SIZE TO SIZE

34

1

34

RECEPTION + WAITING

6 X 10

60

1

60

6

PRINCIPAL ROOM

TO SIZE

52

1

52

7

VICE PRINCIPAL ROOM

7X5

35

1

35

8

HEAD MISTRESS ROOM

7X5

35

1

35

9

ADMINSTRATION

TO SIZE

137

1

137

10

TOILET

TO SIZE

110

4

110

11

MULTI PURPOSE HALL

TO SIZE

180

1

180

12

CANTEEN

7X5

35

1

35

13

UNIFORM SHOP

7 X 2.5

17.5

1

17.5

14

BOOK SHOP

7 X 2.5

17.5

1

17.5

15

AUDITORIUM INTERNAL CIRCULATION

TO SIZE

900

1

900

CANTEEN

1

876 TOTAL

AUDITORIUM

HEADMISTRESS

Total

63

ACTIVITY ROOM

16

V.P ROOM

No.

9X7

STAFF ROOM MEDICAL+ SPORTS ROOM

4 5

LEVEL +1.5

BOOK SHOP

CLASS ROOM

2 3

CLASS CLASS

Area Statement of Ground Floor Area (sqm) Size

Type

S.No

3250

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

LEVEL +1.5

MULTI PURPOSE ROOM STAFF TOILET

ADMINISTRATION

STAFF TOILET

LEVEL -1.5 LEVEL 0

CLASS

ACTIVITY ROOM

CLASS

CLASS

STAFF ROOM

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

S.No

STORE

EQUIPMENT

TOILET

ASSISTANCE

CLASS CLASS

TOILET COMPUTER LAB

CLASS

CLASS

1

CLASS ROOM

2 3

ACTIVITY ROOM STAFF ROOM

4

COMPUTER LAB

5

PHYSICS LAB

6

MATHS LAB

7

LIBRARY

8

ART ROOM

9

STORE

10 11 12

STORE

TERRACE

EXHIBITION

CLASS

CLASS LIBRARY

PHYSICS LAB CLASS

No.

Total

63

17

1071

TO SIZE

77

1

77

TO SIZE

54

15.5 X 8

124

1 2

248

TO SIZE

90

1

90

TO SIZE

117

1

117

18 X 7.5

135

1

135

TO SIZE

135

1

135

TO SIZE

42

2

84

EXHIBITION

TO SIZE

56

1

56

TOILET INTERNAL CIRCULATION

TO SIZE

127

2

127

54

1090 3284

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

CLASS

TOILET CLASS

CLASS

9X7

TOTAL

TOILET

MATHS LAB

Area Statement of Second Floor Area Type (sqm) Size

ART ROOM


ACTIVITY ROOM

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

ACTIVITY ROOM

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS MATERIAL ROOM

CLASS ASSISTANCE

Area Statement of First Floor Area (sqm) Size

Type

S.No

CLASS

MALE FEMALE TOILET TOILET

ADVANCE LABORATORY

1

CLASS ROOM

2 3

No.

Total

9X7

63

15

945

ACTIVITY ROOM 1

TO SIZE TO SIZE

77 54

1

ACTIVITY ROOM 2

1

77 54

2

248

4 5

ADVANCE LAB

15.5 X 8

GENERAL SCIENCE LAB

TO SIZE

124 90

1

90

6

MATHS LAB

TO SIZE

117

1

117

7

TOILET INTERNAL CIRCULATION

TO SIZE

65

2

65

8

911 TOTAL

ADVANCE LABORATORY

2507

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

MATERIAL ROOM ASSISTANCE

CLASS CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

AUDITORIUM

GENERAL SCIENCE LAB

MATHS LAB CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

STAFF ROOM

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

S.No

STORE

CLASS

CLASS

TOILET TOILET

CLASS

CLASS

9X7

2 3

ACTIVITY ROOM

TO SIZE

77

1

77

STAFF ROOM

TO SIZE

54

54

CLASS GYMN

CLASS BIOLOGY LAB

CLASS

DRAMA ROOM

DANCE ROOM MUSIC ROOM

CHEMISTRY LAB CLASS

17

1071

4

COMPUTER LAB

15.5 X 8

124

1 2

5

PHYSICS LAB

TO SIZE

90

1

90

6

MATHS LAB

TO SIZE

117

1

117

7

LIBRARY

18 X 7.5

135

1

135

8

ART ROOM

TO SIZE

135

1

135

9

STORE

TO SIZE

42

2

84

10

EXHIBITION

TO SIZE

56

1

56

11

TOILET INTERNAL CIRCULATION

TO SIZE

127

2

127

248

1090 3284

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

YOGA ROOM

TOILET

Total

CLASS ROOM

TOTAL

TOILET

63

No.

1

12

STAFF ROOM

CLASS

Area Statement of Third Floor Area Type (sqm) Size


URBANISM

REDENSIFICATION, ANDREWS GUNJ

Located in Noida, this senior secondary school is visited by 700 students each day. Schools are generally designed as rows of rooms arranged around a courtyard. This is an effective stratergy in controlling movements of students. The same design stratergy is used in a different context. The building, along with its class rooms and other facilites are divided into three separate zones to dilute the noise levels overall. The geometry diverges with each other to scatter the sound generated. It creates a central circulation space that connects focus to corners of the plot through visual axis. The 3 blocks are given couryards and corridors. Each block is then connected with each other on higher levels converting the open space into a larger and more secure courtyard. This could be an informal space where studnets and tachers can interact outside their class rooms or a place where they can socialise, show resentment with school authority or stage a performance. This is essential part of creating intellect and personality.



Local Road

Proposed Site

Arterial Road Highway / Expressway

Green Area / Playground Cluster Housing

Buildform Massing Building Blocks are staggered in rows to ensure each dwelling unit has privacy and sitings of nearby environment, rather than apartments of the same block

Site Analysis 12M Wide Road

Proposed Plot

24M Road

N Sun Path Movement

Public Spaces Central axis of the plot is created into two public plazas, space necessary for events, festivals and daily social gathering

Zonal Distribution

Open Spaces for views

Movement System

Road Network Motorways are kept on peripheral boundary of the plot so as to segregate it from dominent pedestrian movement Local Road

Walkways

Public Plaza


Service Entrace

Main Entrance

Plotted Residence Complexes Ansal Plaza / Commercial

Green Area / Playground

Buffer Area / Walkways

Pedestrian Walkways

Buildforms

Motor Driveways

Commercial Block Market, shops, gyms and health facilites are semi integrated into the complex qualifying the movements of outside people with the local residents

Parking Basement is connected to an existing underground subway system leading to direct connection to road

1 BHK Units

2BHK & 3BHK

2BHK

Studio Apartments

Senior Citizen Home

Commercial / Club

EWS


Central Public Plaza



A

B 6000

D

C 1200

E

4800

6000

F

H

G

1000

3000

3000

A'

A'

4000

KITCHEN

BED ROOM

B'

B' W/C 3000 BATH

DINING ROOM

C'

C'

LIVING ROOM

3000

D'

D'

LIFT SHAFT

5000 LOBBY

LIFT SHAFT

E'

E' ENTRANCE 5000

F'

F' 2400

G'

G' SERVICE LIFT

3600

H'

H'

3993

I'

I'

B

A

D

C

E

F

G

H

1 BHK UNIT A

B 3500

E

D

C 5500

3000

5400

F 5058

H

G 5758

4127

A'

A'

5000

B'

B' 3003

ENTRANCE

C'

C'

7023

SERVICE LIFT

LIFT SHAFT

LIFT SHAFT

LOBBY

D'

D' ENTRANCE

3683

E'

E'

6759

F'

F' A

B

2 BHK + 3BHK

C

D

E

F

G

H


A

B 4482

E

D

C

5664

2968

F

6887

3743

H

G 3144

5116

I 4682

A'

A'

7915

B'

B'

3656

ENTRANCE

C'

C' 3371 LOBBY

D'

D' LIFT SHAFT 3516 LIFT SHAFT

E'

E' ENTRANCE

3342

F'

F' 3015

G'

G'

6394

H'

H'

A

B

C

D

E

F

H

G

I

2 BHK UNIT

B

A

D

C

6100

7000

6706

E 6994

F 3500

G 6503

A'

A'

6500

B'

B' 3500

ENTRANCE

C'

C' SERVICE LIFT

LOBBY

3500

LIFT SHAFT

D'

D'

LIFT SHAFT

5565

ENTRANCE

E'

E'

4400

F'

F' A

B

SENIOR CITIZEN

C

D

E

F

G


INSTITUTION

INNOVATION AND RESEARCH CENTER

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EMPIRICISM HOW WOULD YOU KNOW WHAT COLOUR BLUE LOOKS LIKE IF YOU WERE BORN BLIND. THE ONLY WAY WE KNOW WHAT BLUE LOOKS LIKE IS WHEN WE FEEL IT THROUGH OUR SENSES...

RATIONALISM

IF YOU ARE BORN BLIND YOU CANNOT SEE THE MOON, THAT DOESN’T MEAN ITS NOT THERE. IT WILL STILL CAUSE TIDES TO RISE AND SOLAR ECLIPSES...

NATURALISM

BLIND MAN AND MOON EXISTS BECAUSE THEY HAVE PURPOSE IN NATURAL WORLD AND GODS DO NOT CAUSE EARTHQUAKE...

MATERIALISM BLUE COLOUR AND MOON CAN EXISTS ONLY IF THEY ARE MADE UP OF MATERIALS. - LIGHT AND ROCKS. AND YES, THAT BLIND MAN TOO...

PHILOSOPHER CHAMBER


Mohali is situated in the west of Chandigarh and is an extension of the state capital. It is named after Sahibzada Ajit Singh (SAS Nagar), the eldest son of Guru Gobind Singh. Mohali, Panchkula and Chandigarh make the Chandigarh, a Tri-city. The city has lush green surroundings, open and spacious places and ecosystems that sustain numerous bird species. Previously, the city was a part of the Rupnagar district of the state of Punjab. Flourishing with the pace of this modern world, the city has

SITE

industries. Headquarters of many IT companies such as Dell, Quark and Philips are located in Mohali that speak of its development in the recent past. Apart from an industrial center,

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NIPER Sector 67

Mohali Stadium Sector 63

Railway Station Industrial Phase 9

CLIMATIC CONDITIONS

Airport

Bus Terminal Sector 62


NIPER CAMPUS HOSTEL BLOCK

LIBRARY

RESEARCH BLOCK

RESIDENTIAL AREA

PROPOSED SITE FOR DEVELOPEMENT

AUDITORIUM

SWIMMING POOL


LOCAL ROAD NETWORK (6M AND BELOW) ARTERIAL ROAD NETWORK (12M AND ABOVE) SITE BOUNDARY

SUN POSITION - EAST

SUN POSITION - S

OUTH EAST


RESEARCH + PROTOTYPING 1. METABOLIC ENGINEERING - 150 SQM 2. WORKSHOPS -80 SQM 3. COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY - 130 SQM 4. ANALYTICAL BIO CHEM - 85 SQM 5. INSTRUMENT ROOM - 60 SQM 6. STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY - 115 SQM 7. RAPID PROTOTYPING TYPE 1 - 115 SQM 8. RAPID PROTOTYPING TYPE 2 - 90 SQM 9. BIO 3D PRINTING - 115 SQM 10. MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY - 125 SQM X 4 11. ELEMENTAL & TRACE METAL TESTING - 144 SQM 12. X RAY SPECTROSCOPY - 85 SQM 13. CENTRIFUGE - 50 SQM 14. MOLECULAR MODELLING - 90 SQM 15. HPLC - 75 SQM 16. INSTRUMENT ROOM - 60 SQM 17. PLETHYSMOGRAPHY ANIMAL ROOM - 150 SQM 18. REPIRATORY PHARMOCOLOGY - 125 SQM X 4 19. BIO HAZARD ROOM - 80 SQM 20. CENTRIFUGE - 50 SQM 21. RADIOACTIVE EXPERIMENT - 100 SQM 22. INSTRUMENT - 50 SQM

VEHICULAR MOVEMENT PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT

SUN POSITION -

SOUTH

23. MICROBIOLOGY - 125 SQM X 4 24. MYCOBACTERIOLOGY - 85 SQM 25. CELL CULTURE - 35 SQM 26. ANAEROBIC BACTERIOLOGY - 35 SQM 26. PROTEIN LAB - 55SQM 27. IN VIVO MYCOLOGY - 80SQM 28. INSTRUMENT - 50 SQM 29. GENOMICS - 23 SQM 30 BIO IMAGING - 23 SQM

PUBLIC SPACES 1. MULTI PURPOSE HALL - 416 SQM 2. CAFE - 400 SQM 3. LIBRARY - 500 SQM

INNOVATION LAB 1. DESIGN DEVELOPEMENT - 306 SQM 2. GENERAL PURPOSE SCIENCE LAB -80 SQM 3. MENTOR ROOM - 43 SQM 4. INSTRUMENT ROOM - 60 SQM 5. IDEATION LAB - 270 SQM


ASSESMENT OF SITE

GUEST HOUSE AUDITORIUM NATIONAL PRODUCT FIELD LAB

GREEN BELT

PROPOSED PARKING

AREA RESERVED FOR REPLANTATION

VOLUMETRIC STUDY

RESEARCH + PROTOTYPING

SERVICE FLOOR

ADMINISTRATION

PUBLIC SPACES

INNOVATION LAB


STACKING AND MASSING

VISUAL AXIS

MAIN ARRIVAL

STAFF ENTRY

CIRCULATION

INTERNAL CIRCULATION EXTERNAL LINK

SERVICE CORE


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Research Wing Innovation Center Multipurpose Hall

Three basic function are arranged in heirarchy with public space like innovation and multipurpose hall towards the entrance and large open space acting as buffer for institute’s research wing.

ROUND FLOOR PLAN


Individual PHD stu-

DRUG RESEARCH PROTOCOL

HOW THE INCUBATION CENTER WILL WORK Investors Inputs

NIPER inhouse research

Training & Workshops

Seed Ideation

Start up teams

Mentor

desiging test & try

Collabration with other startups

“ Disruption! Innovation! Disruptive Innovation! Out-of-the-box Thinking! Break out of our current mindset!

Indoor/ Field Test

Documentation

RPU trails analysis

Small Scale Manufacture

Everything is on the table! No holds barred! ” -Chris Kalaboukis innovator/entrepreneur CEO / Co-Founder at hellofuture

Patent Invest Manufac.


View of Complex

Courtyard


Burning Machine - Visualisation of Industrial Architecture

ENVISIONING ARCHITECTURE

Dimentional Walkways

Summer School AA , London


Logic ; gates

Monotony and Monochrome


Vault Study Model, For Dezact - Rhino, Grasshopper, Weaver Bird

Vault Study Model - Rhino, T-Spline


Logo - WTF! Studio, Point Proximity - Grasshopper

Tessellation

Analysis of Cannoughtplace, Dissertation - Depthmapx

CREATIONS


ALLAHABAD MASTERPL BY STUDIO SYMBIOSIS

Project : Kanpur Masterplan, Studio Symbiosis Project Type : Urban Masterplan Work Input : Drafting of Sectoral Plan, Road network, working with densities, Area Chart etc.

Project : Allahbad Masterplan, S Project Type : Urban Masterpla Work Input : Drafting of Sectora working with densities, Area Cha

PROFESSIONAL WO

Project : Ahmedabad, Studio Symbiosis Project Type : Hotel Work Input : Working Drawings for various levels,furniture layout of terrace

Project : Punjab Kesari, Stud Project Type : Office Work Input : Staircase desig Landscaping


LAN

Studio Symbiosis an al Plan, Road network, art etc.

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dio Symbiosis

gn, External Jaali facade,

Project : Taj Theog, Studio Lotus Project Type : Interior (Project Ongoing) Work Input : Designing of Interior Elements, Details, Good for construction drawing, BOQ, Furniture Schedule, Material Board, Elevations and Section


Academic Guide :

Prof. VP Raori Prof RK Safaya (HUDCO) Professional Guide :

Amit Gupta (Studio Symbiosis) Britta Knobel (Studio Symbiosis)

Ankur Choksi (Studio Lotus) Pankhuri Goel (Studio Lotus) Shikha Gupta (Studio Lotus) Credits :

Akshay Goyal (M.Des, Harvard) Arun Goyal (Architron Group)


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