Anil Singh - Architecture Portfolio 2020

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PORTFOLIO ARCHITECTURE

ANIL SINGH 2020

M.ARCH

POLITECNICO DI TORINO


Contents


Learning from Dharavi

01

Dominican Motherhouse

02

Re-link Pukou

03

Bathla Residence

04

Courtyard House

05

Trans-use Workshop

06

Technical Drawings

07

Land Ownership Patterns and Redevelopment Strategies

Re-designing an unbuilt project

Redeveloping a forgotten neighbourhood

Developing a project on BIM platform

1-week design project

Model for Re-use of an industrial site

Professional Work


01

LEARNING FROM DHARAVI

Land Ownership Patterns and Redevelopment Strategies Mumbai, INDIA

Architecture Thesis Prof. Arch. Valeria Federighi (valeria.federighi@polito.it)

Koliwada is a small village in Dharavi that has been excluded from the Dharavi Redevelopment Plan. But the officials of Koliwada want to redevelop the area for themselves and in the process want to segregate the renters to achieve some private space.

Mumbai in India

Dharavi in Mumbai

Expansion of Dharavi through Koliwada

The idea of the people in power is to demolish everything in Koliwada

And reconstruct keeping one area for the owners and segregating the renters on the other side of the road in high-rise structures

Owners Renters


So I have developed a strategy for Koliwada to achieve the same in a less destructive manner. The main idea for Koliwada is to use the process of Incremental development with small interventions that can be carried out over time by the people with the help of Koli Jamaat. It involves a segregation of owners and renters through floors and the provision of community spaces in Koliwada.

ROADS Main Road Secondary Road

BOUNDARY Koliwada Boundary

CLUSTERS AXIS

Cluster Boundary

Built up Area

MASTER PLAN

OPEN SPACES New Open spaces Existing spaces

SOLIDS Built up Area

STREETS Main Streets Internal Streets


Congestion due to high density of buildings: decrease in quality of life

De-congestion by proposing a courtyard

Improvement in the access of light and ventilation for each household

Step 1: Construction of a new floor above the existing building to substitute for the open space

Step 2: Demolition of the existing house after new construction

Step 3: Space being used as a social and community area by the residents.

Step 1: Identifying the structurally weak building and demolishing it

Step 2: Reconstruction of the demolished building while substituting for the open space & demolition of the existing house

Step 3: Space being used as a social and community area by the residents.

Owners

Owner’s connections

New Open Spaces

Renter’s connections

SION-BA NDRA LINK ROA D

SION-BA NDRA LINK ROA D

Existing Open Spaces

Proposed Plan

Plan showing connections

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Playing Area

Community space

Social events

Clothes drying

Playing Area

Community space

Clothes drying

Fish drying

Playing Area

Community space

Clothes drying

Washing

Leather work

Broom making

Fishing equipments storage

Papad drying

Introduction of connections between the houses as private open spaces for renters with access to roofs for terraces

= = floors with smaller arUpper = eas, mostly occupied by the renters Renters living on the upper floors with access to roof and terrace spaces Owners and Renters living together without any hierarchy and sharing of community space Owners living on lower floors with large open spaces Introduction of open spaces to improve light and ventilation and interaction areas for the residents Little or no open spaces for community as well as poor light and ventilation Owner’s Residence Renter’s Residence Proposed Blocks Renter’s Connections Owner’s Connections

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Streets and other open areas being used as Community Spaces for interactions and social gatherings.

Additional floor proposed to substitute the buildings demolished for open spaces

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Main street: the open space shared by every resident of Koliwada

Connections between buildings to provide private community spaces to the renters & owners



02

DOMINICAN MOTHERHOUSE Pennsylvania, USA Individual Project, Design Unit-1

Redesign of a unbuilt project of a motherhouse originally designed by Louis I. Kahn in the state of Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The task was to re-think a completely new structure of the project on the original plans characterized by introducing a brick masonry vault. The project includes a chapel, a school for the nuns, a dormitory and a refractory along with the kitchen.


_GROUND FLOOR PLAN_

_SECTION_


_BASEMENT PLAN_

CONNECTIONS

LIGHT

DISTRIBUTION

FUNCTIONS

OUTSIDE

stone panels air gap insulation masonry blocks plaster for internal finishing

INSIDE

stone panels white plaster for finishing insulation

INSIDE

OUTSIDE

reinforced concrete

masonry blocks plaster for internal finishing

_SCHOOL_

_CHAPEL_


_AXONOMETRIC VIEW_

CELL TYPE 1

KITCHEN_flows

REFECTORY_flows

CELL TYPE 2

KITCHEN_structure scheme

REFECTRORY_structure scheme

_AXONOMETRIC EXPLODED_structure_

SCHOOL_flows

ENTRANCE_flows

CHAPEL_flows

SCHOOL_structure scheme

ENTRANCE_structure scheme

CHAPEL_structure scheme


03

RE-LINK PUKOU Pukou, Nanjing, CHINA Individual Project, Design Unit-2


Redesign of a forgotten neighborhood in the Pukou district of Nanjing city. Surrounded by high rise buildings, river and highways, yet completely abandoned by the authorities. The area’s current condition is defined by the poor living conditions, damaged properties and an unorganized street market. The thought was to rehabilitate the neighborhood, yet still maintaining the cultural essence of the place.


_MASTERPLAN_

Divided into sectors - residential, commercial, residential-commercial. Redesigned and organized the existing street market. Bridges as the connecting element to the city and with the various parts of the district.

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PUKOU, NANJING CHINA

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FUNCTIONS ART SQUARE + METRO STATION

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UNDERGROUND PARKING ACCESS

EXHIBITION SQUARE

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ART SQUARE + METRO STATION

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EXHIBITION SQUARE

4

PUBLIC LIBRARY

5

EDUCATIONAL BLOCK

PUBLIC LIBRARY EDUCATIONAL BLOCK ENTERTAINMENT BLOCK HEALTH FACILITIES

ENTERTAINMENT BLOCK 6 ANCIENT GATE HERITAGE SITE MARKET SQUARE

COVERED MARKET

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HEALTH FACILITIES

8

ANCIENT GATE HERITAGE SITE

9

MARKET SQUARE

10

COVERED MARKET


_PART PLAN_ (residential and commercial)

N 2

5

10

_TYPOLOGY 1_

_TYPOLOGY 2_

_WALL DETAIL_

食品和饮料

街头市场

街头市场

街头市场

街头市场

街头市场

街头市场

街头市场

食品和饮料

食品和饮料

食品和饮料

食品和饮料

食品和饮料

食品和饮料

食品和饮料

食品和饮料

食品和饮料

饮料


04

BATHLA RESIDENCE New Delhi, INDIA BIM Project, Group Project (2 Students)

Developing an existing project on a BIM platform like Autodesk Revit to understand the workability of the BIM software and its uses at the various stages of construction. The assignment was done in pairs in which my part was the ground floor and the surroundings, various elevation features like decorative perforated wall, interior, furnishing and many other things.


UP

DN

DN

DN

_GROUND FLOOR_

_FIRST FLOOR_

_SECOND FLOOR_


8 4.2 8 4.2

_perforated wall_

_perforated wall detail_

_AXONOMETRIC EXPLODED_


_SECTIONS_


05

COURTYARD HOUSE Nanjing, China Individual Project (1-Week Design Project)

The prototype follows a traditional approach with the courtyard as major functional space of the house. It is for this reason that the main courtyard has a colonnaded corridors which gives feel of the past. The house also accommodates two shops which faces the main street.

_GROUND FLOOR PLAN_

_FIRST FLOOR PLAN_



06

TRANS-USE WORKSHOP Turin, Italy Model for Re-use of an Industrial Site

The summer school is based on two assumptions: 1. The activity of production (industry) is a significant mechanism for the transformation of the contemporary city. In our reasoning, every sector, both manufacturing and services, will be taken into consideration; 2. The current relationship between city and production is connected to the legacies of the past, whether they are evaluated as positive or not. Starting from these two considerations, the interdisciplinary scientific and educational program built interactions and synergies by addressing the following issues and objectives: • Understand how production has changed and what are the current relationships between production and city; • Identify the spatial transformations due to the change of the productive activities; • Clarify the role of industrial legacy and its relations with urban transformations at different scales.

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TERRITORIAL CONNECTIVITY: A territorial approach to the project site highlights its location near different major communication routes, such as Turin’s ring road that connects the city with the airport of Turin Caselle, the metropolitan city of Milan as well as with the French border.

The axis of Corso Regina Margherita allows a fast and rapid connection to the city centre. We can see the potential of the site to establish itself as an urban gateway, access and exit of the city of Turin.

Venaria

Juventus Stadium

Parco Dora

Lavazza Center

Porta Palazzo Market

Porta Susa Station

Cementery Superga Einaudi Campus

Piazza Castello Mole Antoneliana

Several landmarks are located near the project area and effectively kept together by the

hubs attractors at the level in and out of the city. Corso Regina Margherita also creates


Turin is characterized by a high number of wide section road axes, “corsi”, which create unique perspectives within the urban fabric and visually connect with the surrounding territory. In particular, Corso Regina Margherita creates a very strong axis with the Alps to the west and the Turin hill to the east, with Superga dominating the landscape.

Strong Road Linearity

Perspective on the hills and Superga

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Potential Turin Billboard

CROSSROADS

University of The former ThyssenKrupp is the meeting point between the road network and the natural scale of both the urban and the territorial scale. Infact Turin it is located at the crossroads between an important road axis, Corso Regina Margherita, and the river Dora, green infrastructure within the city. This huge green infrastructure, going from Parco della Coletta to Parco della Pellerina, and furthermore to the agricultural fields, connects our Parco Dora site to the city through a slow a green mobility system. Each green space creates a connection with the river and the city, with different level of accessibility.

Environment Park Porta Palazzo Market

Lavazza Center Einaudi Campus


PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

MID STAGE

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

STAGE

TRANS-USE | TRANS-forming industrial legacy. Spatial and economic models of re-USE Interdisciplinary and international summer school | 10/24 . 7 . 2019 | Toolbox, Turin

SE | TRANS-forming industrial legacy. Spatial and economic models of re-USE plinary and international summer school | 10/24 . 7 . 2019 | Toolbox, Turin

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

TRANS-USE | TRANS-forming industrial legacy. Spatial and economic models of re-USE Interdisciplinary and international summer school | 10/24 . 7 . 2019 | Toolbox, Turin


TRANS-USE | TRANS-forming industrial legacy. Spatial and economic models of re-USE Interdisciplinary and international summer school | 10/24 . 7 . 2019 | Toolbox, Turin

FINAL STAGE

TRANS-USE | TRANS-forming industrial legacy. Spatial and economic models of re-USE Interdisciplinary and international summer school | 10/24 . 7 . 2019 | Toolbox, Turin

L STAGE

TRANS-USE | TRANS-forming industrial legacy. Spatial and economic models of re-USE Interdisciplinary and international summer school | 10/24 . 7 . 2019 | Toolbox, Turin


SITE PLAN

S-USE | TRANS-forming industrial legacy. Spatial and economic models of re-USE isciplinary and international summer school | 10/24 . 7 . 2019 | Toolbox, Turin

STUDY | METHOD | DESIGN

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

E PLAN


PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

NS-USE | TRANS-forming industrial legacy. Spatial and economic models of re-USE disciplinary and international summer school | 10/24 . 7 . 2019 | Toolbox, Turin


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TECHNICAL DRAWINGS Professional Work (2015-2017)

DCC Building

Ground Floor Plan


I was involved in the creative process as well as design development and technical drawings, construction drawings along with the head designer.

First Floor Plan


AS/SIT

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CVENT: An office Building, Gurgaon CILL = 840

2550

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RECEPTION LAYOUT PLAN

SP SP

SP

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1300

150

695

695

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bal.

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2100

RECEPTION: REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

AS/SITE

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bal.

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2100

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AS/SITE

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WALL ELEVATION C

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I was involved in the creative process as well as design development and technical drawings, construction drawings along with the head designer.

WALL ELEVATION A


4 EQ. DIV.

LVIS: A School Building 1325

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LVL.+2600

450

300

CRAFT ROOM

8 EQ. DIV.

3 EQ. TL.

1325

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LVL.+3000

LVL.+3000

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UNIT-A

150 mm MAPLE WOOD SKIRTING LVL.+3000

FULL TL.

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REFLECTED LVL.+2700 CEILING PLA 3 EQ. TL.

LVL.+2700

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

CRAFT ROOM: CEILING PLAN

LAYOUT PLAN

CEILING LEGEND

GYPSUM CEILING

GRID TILE CEILING LIGHT FIXTURE (PHILIPS-TBS 629/128 D60) (1200X150)

EQ.

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SPEAKER

CEILING LEGEND

CCTV CAMERA

GYPSUM CEILING

SPRINKLER PENDANT

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GYPSUMSPEAKER CEILING @ 2700 LVL FABRIC-B

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FABRIC-A

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REFLECTED CEI

STORAGE CABINETS UNIT-A

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CRAFT ROOM

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STORAGE CABINETS

12 EQ. TL.

STORAGE CABINETS

150 mm MAPLE WOOD UNIT-A UNIT-B SKIRTING

UNIT-B

UNIT-A

UNIT-B

150 mm MAPLE WOOD SKIRTING

CEILING LEGEND

GYPSUM CEILI

ELEVATION-A

ELEVATION A

GRID TILE CEIL

LIGHT FIXTURE 629/128 D60) (1

Design made with Colourful Broken Ceramic Tile pieces 2100

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STORAGE CABINETS UNIT-A

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150 mm MAPLE WOOD SKIRTING 150

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GYPSUM CEILING @ 2700 LVL

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450

300

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LVL.+2700

CRAFT ROOM

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150 mm MAPLE WOOD SKIRTING

Skirting as/specs

MURAL WALL DETAIL


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WOODEN FLOORING AS/SKATING RINKVENDOR

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GRANITE FLOORING AS/SEL.

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FAN ROOM

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2450

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SKATING RINK

FAN ROOM

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SKATING RINK: LAYOUT

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SWIMMING POOL

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TILE CEILING @ 2550 LVL ECHO BLOC CEILING @ 2550 LVL

PAINT AS/SEL.

FILTERATION ROOM

PAINT AS/SEL.

SKATING RINK

WOODEN FLOORING AS/SKATING RINK VENDOR SITTING WITH GRANITE

S.S/ WOODEN RAILING

GRANITE FLOORING AS/SEL.

SWIMMING POOL

TILE CEILING @ 2550 LVL ECHO BLOC CEILING @ 2550 LVL

PAINT AS/SEL.

FILTERATION ROOM

PAINT AS/SEL.

SKATING RINK

WOODEN FLOORING AS/SKATING RINK VENDOR SITTING WITH GRANITE

S.S/ WOODEN RAILING

GRANITE FLOORING AS/SEL.

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ELEVATION A

SWIMMING POOL

ECHO BLOC CEILING @ 2550 LVL TILE CEILING @ 2550 LVL

PAINT AS/SEL.

SKATING RINK

S.S/ WOODEN RAILING

SWIMMING POOL

PAINT AS/SEL.

WOODEN FLOORING AS/SKATING RINK VENDOR SITTING WITH GRANITE

GRANITE FLOORING AS/SEL.

ELEVATION B


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