ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
AMEYA SHARAD THAKUR
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1. RESUME .................................................................................................................. 05
2. BONDI VILLAGE ....................................................................................................... 06
3. KOOLOORA COMMUNITY CENTRE ......................................................................... 10
4. MARTIN PLACE HYBRID ........................................................................................... 12
5. AZAIBA PALACE ....................................................................................................... 16
6. VILLA HH ................................................................................................................. 18
7. QATAR CHAMBER ................................................................................................... 20
8. OMAN MUSEUM .................................................................................................... 22
9. AL FALAHI VILLA ..................................................................................................... 24
10. BERRY HOUSE ....................................................................................................... 26
11. MULTIGENERATION HOUSING ............................................................................. 28
12. GENERAL HOSPITAL .............................................................................................. 30
13. MODEL MAKING ................................................................................................... 32
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Curriculum Vitae
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CV - AMEYA S. THAKUR
NAME : Ameya Sharad Thakur NATIONALITY : Indian DOB : 05/04/1991 LANGUAGE : English, Hindi, Marathi 1690 Victoria Park Avenue, Apt 102, Toronto, Ontario - M1R1R1 +1 437-218-4439 , +1 647-939-6264
ameya.thakur1991@gmail.com
ATTRIBUTES Planning • • •
EDUCATION
Design
Presentation
Quick and keen learner Great Communication Skills Passion for Design and Details
Interiors
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Site Inspection
Proactive and Commited Motivating team person Research on practical solution
MASTERS IN ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES, Sydney
2016-2018
Specialized in Social agency and community research and studio in High Performance Building services.
BACHELORS IN ARCHITECTURE SINHGAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, Pune
2009-2014
Thesis on Hospital for 100 beds located in a rural area that included 10 OPD units, accident and emergency resuscitation units.
SOFTWARES
WORK
AutoCAD
Revit
SketchUP
Vray
Lumion
Microsoft Office
Photoshop
InDesign
Illustrator
PremierPro
ARCHITECT CORDUFF OMAN ARCHITECTS - MUSCAT
2014-2016
RESPONSIBILITIES: INTERIORS - DESIGN - PRESENTATION - SITE ARCHITECT - REPORTS - DOCUMENTATIONS
INTERNSHIP AVINASH NAWATHE ARCHITECTS- PUNE
2013-2014
RESPONSIBILITIES: CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS - DETAIL DRAWING - CARPET AND BUILT UP AREA CALCULATION - CLIENT MEETINGS.
FREELANCE NATIONAL ENGINEERING OFFICE - MUSCAT
2012
RESPONSIBILITIES: 3D VISUALISATIONS
HOBBIES
Gym
Basketball
Table tennis
Trekking
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Bondi Village PROJECT: LOCATION:
MASTERS - UNSW - THESIS BONDI BEACH
How will a biophilic prototype foster resilience in the neighbourhood and improve the life in Bondi? #OpenDOOR Wayside chapel is a noble organization which aims at reducing the difference between normal and vulnerable people. With a view to accomplish that goal, the organization runs several programs to help improve the life of people approaching Wayside. One such program is ‘Rooftop Gardening’ which has had a major effect on people’s lives and also resulted in an improvement of many. The idea is to elaborate and enhance this program through biophilic approach to improve the life in Bondi and foster resilience in the neighbourhood. Bondi Village consists of a community centre and vertical farms wherein different techniques of indoor and organic farming are carried out. This program will help foster the betterment of the society encouraging people to learn about the techniques to grow food and use these skills elsewhere and become self-efficient. The design follows an ‘Open Door’ concept with an inviting architecture to encourage interaction between different communities in the neighbourhood and to know Wayside better.
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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
SURROUNDING LEVELS
ACTIVATING THE STREETS
INTERACTIVE SPACES
BIOPHILIC APPROACH
SECTION
ROOFTOP COMMUINTY GARDEN
VEG PRODUCTION LAB
WAYSIDE COMMUNITY HALL
STORAGE AND PREPARATION
WAYSIDE ACTIVITY LOUNGE
PUBLIC PLAZA
VEG RETAIL
SERVICES
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CONTEXT
DETAIL SECTION 08
COLUMN DETAILS
OBJECTIVES
IMPROVE LIFE
SOCIAL BENEFITS
FOSTER COLLABORATION
BIOPHILIA
KNOW WAYSIDE BETTER
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Kooloora Community Center PROJECT: LOCATION:
MASTERS - UNSW - DESIGN STUDIO KOOLOORA, SYDNEY
This design studio project explores the potential of large housing estates to contribute in the creation of integrated communities. The studio project uses the site of the Kooloora CommunityCentre (KCC), located within a large social housing estate in Malabar, to test the possibilities of designing a community building that serves and advances the social and cultural life in the area. The project builds on the real life needs of the KCC to redevelop the site and expand the services they provide. Currently, the KCC serves its diverse community by running a series of programs that include playgroups and children’s vocational care as well as seniors and community gardening programs. Services include the Legal Centre outreach program , counceling and public health assistance amongst others. The aim was to investigate and interconnect the social and cultural contexts through architecture and design production. The exploration of cultural diversity’s impact on the city underpins the broad pedagogical objectives of the course and provide a range of additional childcare, social and community services.
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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
RETAINING
CENTRAL LOBBY
VISUAL CONNECTIVITY
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Martin Place Hybrid PROJECT: LOCATION:
MASTERS - UNSW - DESIGN STUDIO MARTIN PLACE, SYDNEY
This design studio project explores the potential of designing a mixed use high rise which accomodates commercial, retail and cultural spaces along with affordable housing. It also includes a space for public to access the subway underground. The location of the site is in Martin Place which is also known as “Sydney’s Civic Heart”. Martin Place is focussed on commercial enterprise and attracts workers and visitors as they criss-cross the city or sit down and enjoy lunch during their breaks. The design has evolved to provide the busy public with plaza and commercial spaces stacked up with vertical gardens at various levels which is the main feature of the hybrid tower. The vertical garden creates a transparency between the busy commercial life and natural environment. The occupants get a view of green and natural space. The section of the tower explains how the privacy of the hybrid tower increases as you move upwards. This design studio also focuses on optimal building performance in sustainability and habitability. The design includes advanced techniques that help minimize the environmental footprint of complex buildings. A healthy, functional and aesthetic environment based on psychological and cultural perceptions of the occupants form the complimentary background of this hybrid tower.
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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
ZONING
ENTRANCE
ELEVATED PUBLIC PLAZA
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TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN RESIDENTIAL
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN COMMERCIAL
PUBLIC PLAZA AND SUBWAY STATION 14
OFFICE VENTILATION
SUMMER
WINTER
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Azaiba Palace PROJECT: LOCATION:
CORDUFF OMAN ARCHITECTS AZAIBA, OMAN
The Azaiba Palace is a palace for a Royal family from Qatar. We were the architectural consultants for the project. This project constituted one main mansion, eight guest villa, one ancillary block for security accomodation, and seven security post. I was appointed as a site architect inorder to check the construction was according to method statement mentioned in the contract. I have gained solid all-round experience working on site for many months conducting site inspections and making progress reports, which gave me a basic knowledge about relevant structural, electrical, mechanical and fire fighting, prevention and protection drawings and documents. Studied construction methodology executing the work in accordance with above parameter. Monitoring construction program to achieve time schedule. Keeping client’s satisfaction on top priority within the parameter of drawings, specifications and tender documents.
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MASTER PLAN
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Villa HH PROJECT: LOCATION:
CORDUFF OMAN ARCHITECTS BAUSHER, MUSCAT
This is one of the first few projects I handled individually during its design and planning stage. The project is a mansion for an elite Client in Muscat. The architectural style is a blend of contemporary and Omani architecture with emphasis on details. The planning of the mansion was done in a shape of an arc looking over the countours with respect to the surrounding and thus set the villa a class apart from the ones that sit beside.
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Qatar Chamber PROJECT: LOCATION:
CORDUFF OMAN ARCHITECTS QATAR
The Qatar Chamber is a commercial complex located in the heart of the city which follows a traditional Qatari urban grain street pattern towards the roads and neighbours i.e minimum setback distance as well as extend the traditional street pattern through the site between the buildings. This project gave me an opportunity to work with my seniors and develop a design for a design competition. The job mainly included making a 3D model on Revit and designing the facade for the project. Inspiration for the elevation of this project came from the tradition of the multi-patterned mashribiya. The analogue of one overall mashribiya that is made up of many complementary and harmonios mashribiya patterns felt a perfect fit for understanding the aesthetic of the Qatar Chamber.
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EAST ELEVATION
GROUND FLOOR
MASHRIBIYA
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
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Oman Museum Across Ages PROJECT: LOCATION:
CORDUFF OMAN ARCHITECTS / COX ARCHITECTURE OMAN, NIZWA
The Oman Across Ages Museum is to tell the story of Oman from prehistory to the present day, with a focus on the period of Renaissance since 1970, during which Oman has experienced a sustained period of development and transformation under the leadership of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos. The project aims to present the story of Oman’s history, growth and development and offer an insight into the Oman of tomorrow through a comprehensive, layered narrative. The concept fundamentally works with the unique landscape to craft a museum bred out of the earth of Oman. It harmonises the landscape with the stories of human enlightenment and achievement. This project gave me an opportunity to work with COX Architects. The job included drafting detail drawings, documentation, Minitry approvals and material selection. OMAA gave me a good exposure towards modern dynamic architecture.
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Al Falahi Villa PROJECT: LOCATION:
CORDUFF OMAN ARCHITECTS OMAN, MUSCAT
This is one of the first few projects I handled individually during its design and planning stage. The project is a villa for an elite Client in Muscat. The architectural style is a blend of contemporary and Omani architecture with emphasis on details. The shape of the villa is in cuboids at various levels with mezzanine flooring within the rooms.
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECTION
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Berry House PROJECT: LOCATION:
PANCHGANI
This is one of my personal project I have handled individually uptil its execution. The project is a cottage at a hill station that includes one BHK apartment, 4 studio rooms, an activity room and servant’s room. This project was simple as it had to be done within a budget but gave a me an all round experience in designing and executing the work. The work while executing included selecting materials, site inpection, waste water and storm water drainage planning and sorting out transportation of all the materials.
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Multigeneration Housing PROJECT: LOCATION:
AVINASH NAWATHE ARCHITECTS KATRAJ, PUNE
An exclusive housing for senior citizens in an inclusive multigeneration housing complex having a barrier free aproach in Pune. House is the basic need, a private entity of a family and a group of houses make a community. Community is a socio-cultural spatial environment and comprises of different types of housing. The housing complex comprises a total of 200 tenaments with 1 FSI. The 2BHK and 3BHK for general tenaments have a living room, kitchen, dining, terrace and respective number of rooms with attached toilet and balcony. The flats that are facing to east has a view of the Katraj lake as the buildings between the lake and the site are low rise. The flats that are facing to the west have a view of the landscape and the club house. 3bhk flats are placed at the corner inorder to enjoy the advantage of light and ventilation. Refuge area is provided on the seventh floor for each core.
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TWO BED APARTMENT TYPE A
TWO BED APARTMENT TYPE B
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TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
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General Hospital PROJECT: LOCATION:
SCOA - BACHELOR’S THESIS DRONAGIRI, NAVI MUMBAI
The thesis topic was General Hospital for 100 beds. The site for the thesis topic was in Dronagiri, Navi Mumbai which was allocated for hospital. Various case studies were done in order to form a design program which includes 10 OPD units, administration, pathology, pharmacy, operation theatres, maternity and obsterics, accident and emergency, radiology and wards for 100 beds. The main focus was on the planning of the design wherein the location of OPD and IPD was the critical part of the planning.
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Model Making PROJECT:
MASTERS - UNSW - DESIGN STUDIO
Enrolled into an elective called Contemporary Fabrication during my masters which helped me explore various processes of making design models. As a critical part of the design process the model expresses ideas and concepts in three dimensions with concern for materials, lighting, space and, nowadays, interactivity; in other words the model literally presents all of the components of a finished architecture. Different techniques and modes of model making were introduced during my course like 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC milling, wooden fabrication, rapid prototyping and several hand-made processes were also employed (hot-wire cutting blue foam, casting, sheet metal folding). I was trained to use and have direct access to all of these machines.
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ameya.thakur1991@gmail.com