ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO ANJALY RAISA CHACKO 2009-2014
CIRRICU LLU M VI TA E
Personal Information : Anjaly Raisa Chacko Edayady House Moncompu P.O Alappuzha Dist Kerala, India ph no : +919886936941 Email id : anjaliraisa@gmail.com
Education : School : St.Antony’s Public School, Annakkal Kanjirapally. College : The University School Of Design Mysore.
Skills : Mannual Drafting Model making Sketching Softwares Autodesk Autocad 2D Autodesk Revit Google Sketch up Rhinoceros ( beginner ) V-Ray render Lumion Render Adobe Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator
Experience : Internship : Kukke Architects, 2013 (Jan - May) Bangalore
Process :
METRO ROOFSCAPE HONG KONG year 3 I semester 6 Guide : Ar. Nelson Pious Brief : Design a roofscape of a metro station. The site may be hypothetical and the station may located anywhere. Due justification for site must be given and the process must be clearly mentioned.
Hong Kong • • • •
Hong Kong is a hilly area and surrounded by bay. Its is renowed by expensive skyline and natural harbour. It is one of the densily populated area. Has the highest number of skyscrapers in the world.
One side is facing the harbour, therefore widened the building for a better view towards it.
Design Ideas : There will be a time when all the means of transport will happen above the ground due to the population increase and the future development. Therefore, this metro lines are running through or by the skyscrapers and the stations can happen either on the building or on roof of it. It provides a metro rail on top of the ground.
Metro station is build within the building as it is passing through it
building elevation is altered for a better view towards the ocean and less toward the city
Hong Kong
Provided an intermedeate level for the purpose of different stalls.
I am presenting some of my selected works during the course of my education as student of architecture .
CONTENTS
Angadi - The village market
Semester 10
Recreational Hub
Semester 9
Sabarmathi Riverfront Development
Semester 6
Metrostation Roofscape
Semester 6
Performing Arts Center
Semester 4
Holiday Home
Semester 2
ANGADI - A VILLAGE MARKET ALAPPUZHA year 5 I semester 10 Guide : Ar. Prasanth Pole Brief : Alappuzha was known as the trading capital of Kerala. Though the history is forgotten behind the technological and economic advancement, Alappuzha still cherishes favorable agricultural land and native farmers. The region surrounded with water all around and has network of rivers and lagoons. Kuttanadu is one of the few places in the world where farming is carried out below sea level. Due to the Geographical peculiarities the road transportation is not much developed. The people are forced to go to the nearby towns for the shopping and their other requirements. The above situations made me to think of a “village market� where people could come for their needs and purchase. This will serve as a farmers market,craft display, restaurant and amenity centre. Basic Requirements : Agro Clinic Unit Labs Seminar Hall Performance Area Craft Workshop Craft Display Seed Distribution Veg/Fruit stalls Meat/Fish stalls Groceries stationary Shops Godowns
Angadi- A Village Market IS I 3X
UPPER KUTTANAD
DIVISION OF KUTTANAD WETLAND AREA
KAYAL LAND
systems: Meenachil, Pamba, Manimala, Muvattupuzha and Achencovil, located However, several human interventions combined with poor management has ITE A N Awetland L Y S I spread S in the fertile low-lying areas of Vembanad Lake.SThe Kuttanad led to manifold conflicts in the region. over the districts Kottayam andlargest Pathanamthitta and forming a Kuttanad wetland is located at of theAlappuzha, southern portion of India’s Ramsar
S I X D I V I S I O N O F K U T T A N ANDO R WTEHT LKAUNTD AREA Primarily it is asystem. deltaic formation of five river part of the wetland. Vembanad wetland The boundary of Kuttanad LOWER KUTT A N A D T A N A D site the Vembanad-Kole
region is
systems: Meenachil, Pamba, Manimala, Muvattupuzha andhas Achencovil, located Kuttanad wetland is located at theofsouthern portion ofvariously India’s largest Ramsar loosely defined and the extent its area been computed at difUPPER KUTTANAD in the fertilesite low-lying areas of Vembanad Lake. The79 Kuttanad wetland spread the times, Vembanad-Kole wetland. Primarily it is a deltaic formation of fiveand river3 Disferent today it encompasses revenue villages, 10 Taluks LOWER KUTTANAD GOODS KAYAL LAND over the districts of Meenachil, Alappuzha, Pamba, Kottayam and Pathanamthitta and and forming a systems: Manimala, Muvattupuzha Achencovil, located PURAKKAD KARI
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tricts.
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In the Kuttanad region the major resource for livelihood is the Vembanad lake
today it encompasses 79 revenue villages, 10 Taluks and 3 DisN O R T H K U T T A N A D ferent times, part of the Vembanad wetland system. The boundary of Kuttanad region is PURAKKAD KARI
be it in the form of reclaimed lands for paddy cultivation, fishing, tourism, etc.
tricts.
loosely defined and the extent of its area has been variously computed at dif-
However, several human interventions combined with poor management has
However, several human interventions combined with poor management has In the Kuttanad region the major resource for livelihood is the Vembanad lake led to manifold conflicts in the region. be it in the form of reclaimed lands for paddy cultivation, fishing, tourism, etc.
KUTTANAD
LOCATION
ferent times, today it encompasses 79 revenue villages, 10 Taluks and 3 Disled to manifold conflicts in the region. is the Vembanad lake In the Kuttanad region the major resource for livelihood tricts. be it in the form of reclaimed lands for paddy cultivation, tourism, etc. M A R K Efishing, T
GOODS However, several human interventions combined with poor management has led to manifold conflicts in the region.
PEOPLE
TRANSPORTATION
GOODS
GOODS
A farmers’ market (also farmers market) is a physical retail market featuring foods sold directly
GOODS
PEOPLE MARKET
by farmers to consumers. Farmers’ markets help maintain important social ties, linking rural and KIND OF VISITORS MARKET
WATER NETWORK
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BUYERS ( consumers or traders)
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SELLERS
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TOURISTS PEOPLE TRANSPORM A R K T KIND OF BUYERS - EREGULAR CONSUMERS TATION
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KUTTANAD
KUTTANAD L O C A T I O NK U T T A N A D
L O CL A OT NI O N OTCI A
urban populations and even close neighbors in mutually rewarding exchange.
PEOPLE
AREA OF BENEFICIARY
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GOODS PEOPLE
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TRANSPORWHOLE SALERS
PEOPLE PEOPLE TRANSPORTATION KIND OF VISITORS - BUYERS ( consumers or traders)
KIND OF VISITORS
urban populations and even close neighbors in mutually rewarding exchange. WATER NETWORK
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KIND OF BUYERS - REGULAR CONSUMERS KIND OF BUYERS -OFREGULAR MODE TRANSPORT - BY ROAD or traders) KIND OF VISITORS - CONSUMERS BUYERS ( consumers - WHOLE SALERS - WHOLE SALERS - SELLERS - WATERWAYS - RETAILERS - SMALL TRADERS - SMALL TRADERS BY ROAD - PRIVATE ( 2 wheers,carS )
SITE
KIND OF BUYERS
AREA OF BENEFICIARY
PEOPLE
PEOPLE
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REGULAR CONSUMERS
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PUBLIC (trucks, autorikshas)
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RETAILERS
TRANSPORTATION TYPE OF PEOPLE - SELLERS - SMALL TRADERS TYPE OF PEOPLE - SELLERS -
BUYERS
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PEOPLE TRANSPORTED MODE OF TRANSPORT - BY ROAD
BY ROAD
GOODS
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PRIVATE ( 2 wheers,carS )
- - PRIVATE ( 2 wheers,carS ) AUTORIKSHAS
- PUBLIC (trucks, autorikshas) MODE OF TRANSPORT - BY ROAD
ROAD TRANSPORTATION INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE SITE
WATER TRANSPORTATION INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE SITE
PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTED OUT INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE TRANSPORTATION BY ROAD SITE TRANSPORTED - BY ROAD-
Sem X USD, Mysore
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE
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USD, Mysore
WATER TRANSPORTAPEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT TION INSIDE AND OUTINSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE SIDEWATER THE SITE TRANSPORTA- SITE PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT
TION INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE SITE WATER TRANSPORTATION INSIDE AND OUT-
WATERWAYS GOODS - PEDESTRIANS
GOODS) PRIVATE ( 2 wheers,carS
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PRIVATE VEHICLES
PUBLIC (trucks, autorikshas) - BY WATERWAYS TRANSPORTED - BY ROAD
Anjaly Raisa Chacko
ROAD TRANSPORTATION INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE SITE ROAD TRANSPORTATION
- - PUBLIC CARTS(trucks, autorikshas)
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE SITE PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE
A farmers’ market market) is a phys- BY WATERWAYS TRANSPORTATION GOODS MARKET TRANSPORTED IN - (also TRUCKS farmers IN KUTTANAD AUTORIKSHAS foods sold directly ical retail TRANSPORTED market- featuring ALAPPUZHA by IN - TRUCKS - CARTS - BY ROAD farmers TRANSPORTED to consumers. markets help -Farmers’ AUTORIKSHAS - BY WATERWAYS TRANSPORTED OUT - PEDESTRIANS CARTS linking rural and maintain important social- ties, - IN PRIVATE -VEHICLES TRANSPORTED TRUCKS urban populations and - even close neighbors in TRANSPORTED OUT - PEDESTRIANS AUTORIKSHAS PRIVATE VEHICLES mutually rewarding exchange. - CARTS TRANSPORTED OUT
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Angadi- A Village Market I 4
Historical town of alappuzha had itsown communication network through water system. Kuttanadu is a region in the Alappuzha. Kuttanad, the rice bowl of Kerala, with its unending stretch of paddy fields, small streams and canals with lush green coconut palms. Traditionally floating market are those markets where merchandise is sold from boats. Originating in times and places where water transport played an important role in daily life, most floating markets operating today mainly serve as tourist attractions. Thus the term floating becomes relevent to the place. This proposal integrates the waterways, which is even presently used widely, for transportation of people and goods.
The roof structure of the building is designed in such a way that it reduces the heat inside the building and each shops are built around the courtyard.
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Ideas: The site has been divided into 3 different zones - craft, agro unit and market area. Therefore, it is also a tourist destination place where they can experience the culture of the place. Since it is along the side of the canal, most f the activities are happening along thecanal side. Also majority of importing and exporting is through water transport. Houseboat Terminal Main pedestrian entry to the site Craft zone with performance area Admin and agro unit Market area
process : The main access is through the middle of the site. From there secondary access towards the edge of the site along water body. Every unt is surrounded by a courtyard for cross-ventilation. Road access to the site is from behind and rest of the distribution of the goods through water ways. kiosks are along the water side for a better view. This forms 2 different streests.
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Section through agro unit and the cultural performance area with series of courtyards, which has a visual connectivity.
Section through courtyard-shop-shop-street-shop.
The Shopping Experience in Villages: 1. Time
- people have time for shoping - check quality
2. Visibility
- every shop has a visibility and with the mechants.
3. Competitions - density - price factors 4. People
5. Climate
- people have the choice of selection. - chance of meeting - social behavior -
relationship between the shopkeeper and buyers. hot-humid sweat factor open space avoid overcrowding.
Section through street-shop-courtyardshop-street
Kiosks are raised to avoid the edge-water condition during the rise in water level.
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Circulation: The site is located 1 km from the state highway and road access exits along the site edge.It is made completely pedestrian inside the site. The main entrance is from the north and two seconadary enteries are also provided. Street connections are maded to connect street 1( middle) with street 2 (along the edge). Every shop is around courtyard and more , it act as an interaction place.
road access waterway
main access secondary access
water access street connections
courtyards
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craft unit admin agro unit docks veg / fruit stalls miscellaneous seed distribution godowns meat / fish stalls kiosks
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1. Admin 2. Seminar hall 3. Canteen 4. Library 5. Workshop 6. Craft shops 7. Seed distribution 8. Fruit stalls 9. Vegitable stalls
10. Miscellenious 11. groceries 12. Fish stalls 13. Meat stalls 14. Godowns 15. demo classes 16. Classrooms 17. Agro labs
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PLAN AT LVL +3.5 m
Section A-A’
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ROOF PLAN
PLAN AT LVL +8.0 m
Section B-B’
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Section C-C’
Section D-D’
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RECREATIONAL HUB MANGALORE year 5 I semester 9 Guide : Ar. Manoj Brief : To design most essential amenities for a residential community of about 3000 families. This is a live project in mangalore, located in a hilly area. Four different sites are given in the whole site. A group of four have to design each amenities in each site along with a street design and a connection between them. The street is the main commercial stretch in the community connecting to main nodes. The climate and the topography of the place is taken into the consideration while designing each building. Basic Requirements : Admin Conference hall Banquet hall Indoor games Cards / board games Childrens’ play area Ampphi theater Food court Cafe Swimming pool Fitness center Sculpture garden Site seeing. Play field
Recreational hub I 3
SITE A LOCATION : MANGALORE SITE AREA : 8500 SQM SLOPE : 22 M CLIMATE : HOT AND HUMID
The site is the most contoured site which had almost 22 meter drop from the heighest point of the site. The main road is 3 meter above the site. Therefore, the vehicles can be easly accessed from the road below.
PROGRAMME PROPOSAL FOR EACH SITE FOR THE COMMUNITY Road Pedestrian
Ramp to the basement floor
Apartments
Site
Site A : Recreational center Site B : Commercial plazza Site C : Health Care center Site D : Educational center
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STREET DESIGN : STEP 1 :PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICULAR SEGREGATION STEP 2 : CONNECTIVITY OF THE PODIUM TO STREET Connecting secondary green to primary green space of the street. But the level difference is nearly 12m. Connecting green space to podium, then to street.
vehicular pedestrian
- primary green - secondary green
There is no segregation for pedestrian and vehicular movement. Vehicle crosses the pedestrian due to the ramps provided near pedestrian street.
LVL +189m
pedestrian
LVL +201m
vehicular
Pedestrian on higher level and vehicular movement on lower level.
STEP 3 : CLIMATE CONSIDERATION
cycle track
connecting podium to the other edge through street.
pedestrian
podium level reduced to +198m. One level parking is removed. Transition from one green space to another
plazza
Effort was to create air circulation across the street and to provide a cycle track segregated from pedestrian and vehicular path.
Parking is shifted from the existing space to reduce the level difference and get a connection between green spaces.
SITE ANALYSIS :
wind movement sun path
slope heighest point
vehicular entry enteries to the site
view heighest point
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PROGRAMME DERIVATION : Recreational represent any rational human activity that results in pleasurable response. At any time, place or circumstances with attendant enriching physical, intellectual or emotional benefits or fun is the expenditure of the time in a manner.Designed for therapeutic refreshment or one’s body or mind. W H Y R E C R E AT I O N A L S PA C E F O R A COMMUNITY ? Largest site - Can accomodate people with different functions. Most contoured site - Can considered as a view point and will have different experience at every point of the site.
WHY ?
People can visit to relaax and can involve in different recreational activities. This place is also considered as the the cultural gathering space.
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They are taken to an intermediate level which is used as a cultural gathering space.
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Pedestrian pathway leading to the central space.
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Identified pedestrian entry from 3 different side of the site. 3 entries are in 3 different levels.
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Movement path of pedestrian inside the site.
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Maximum view is achieved from the form of the building, which is open outward of the site.
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B
C A’ SEEN BELOW TABLE TENNIS 168
SEEN BELOW +164
UP
BILLIARDS
ENTRY CHESS TABLE TENNIS
TOILET
168
CARD GAMES
WAITING LOBBY
TOILET
CENTRAL GATHERING SPACE UP
UP
+165 RECEPTION
ADMIN
CAROMS
+168
LIFT
OFFC
OFFC
CONFERENCE ROOM
SCULPTURE GARDEN +157
DECK UP
UP
DECK
SCULPTURE GARDEN +155
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UP
B’ C’
Cafe
Indoor sports Craft shops
+172
PLAN AT LVL +170 m PLAN AT LVL +170 SCALE 1:200
+171
+168 +165
+161
+157 +155
SECTION A-A’
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TOILET LOCKER TOILET STOREROOM
INDOOR BADMINTON COURT +165
UP
LOBBY
OUTDOOR COURT +164
TOILET TOILET
KITCHEN
UP
CENTRAL GATHERING SPACE +165
LIFT
RESTAURANT / BANQUET HALL +165
SCULPTURE GARDEN +157
DECK
UP
UP
DECK
SCULPTURE GARDEN +155
SEATING
UP
PLAN AT LVL +166 m Indoor sports
Craft street
Food court
PLAN AT LVL +166
+172
SCALE 1:200 +168.5
+165 +161.5 +160.5 +158 +157.65 +157
+152
SECTION B-B’
Recreational hub I 8
LOCKER LOCKER
GYM
TOILET
LOCKER
+160
LOBBY
UP
LOBBY
LOCKER
SWIMMING POOL
TOILET
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TOILET UP
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SCULPTURE GARDEN +157
SEMI OPEN FOOD COURT +160
DECK
UP
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PLAN AT LVL +162 m Indoor sports
Open court
Admin
Sculpture garden
+172
PLAN AT LVL +162
+169
SCALE 1:200
+165 +162 +160
+158.65 +157
+152
SECTION C-C’
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UP
UP
CAFE +157 LIFT
UP
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UP
DECK
UP
CAFE +158
UP
UP
DECK
SEATING +158
UP
PLAN AT LVL +158 m PLAN AT LVL +158 SCALE 1:200
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View of the indoor game area and the outdoor play area for kids.
The steps are leading to the main central gathering area and the collonaded path is leading to the semi open food court.
View of the indoor game area and administration, banquet hall and food court on the right side.
RIVER FRONT CULTURAL HUB AHMEDABAD year 3 I semester 6 Guide : Ar. S.G. Sreenivas Brief : To integrate a community center with existing fabric pattern inorder to attain sicial and cultural aspects of public life surrounding it. The cultural center responds to the water body in the front. The complex is a public building, that offers the learning environment that spacially will engage peoples’ activity, while creating healthy space for the city. Muti-functional spaces are neccessary in today’s urban sites. Basic Requirements : Auditorium Gallery space Learning center Library Food court Food street Craft bazar Festival spaces
Ahmedabad: Sabarmati river seperates the city into two main partsthe old and the new. Each part has its own character and there is a contrast between the streets of the old and the streets of the new city. The site is chosen is along the new city and looking towards the old. The site is located in between Nehru and Ellis bridge. The has a level drop towards the water edge and road alond the edge of new city. Zoning :
craft bazar food street festival space
active during evenings
auditorium food court open air theater
active during afternoon
The whole complex assures a public building, which provides learning environment that engages student activity while creating an healthy environment for the city. This building is multifuctional and designed to operate over 24 hour cycle.The main prominade running through the water edge.
gallery learning center library
active during day time
River front Cultural Hub I 3 A’
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Craft bazar Food street
Response : Every building is an independant structures which are connected by pathways and green. Various plazas and terraced spaces are provided for public gathering, festivals and for conducting different cultural programmes of the place. Since thhe site has a level drop, each space is designed in various levels with overlooking spaces and also has a visual connection towards the ocean from every spaces.The site measure is 500m x 100 m with 12 m drop.Each zone will be activite during each time of the day. Therefore the whole complex is active through out as a public place.
Auditorium
Food
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Gallery space
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Library
Learning center ROOF PLAN
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
1. Craft Bazar 2. Festival Space 3. Learning center 4. Gallery
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PLAN AT -3.5 LVL
Festival space
Food stall
SECTION A-A’
PLAN AT -6 LVL
Learning center
Gallerry Space
SECTION B-B’
Learning center
Library
SECTION C-C’
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LIBRARY DETAIL
PLAN AT -2.8 LVL
PLAN AT -0.45 LVL
PLAN AT -+4.0 LVL
AUDITORIUM DETAIL
LIBRARY SECTION
AUDITORIUM SECTION
METRO ROOFSCAPE HONG KONG year 3 I semester 6 Guide : Ar. Nelson Pious Brief : Design a roofscape of a metro station. The site may be hypothetical and the station may located anywhere. Due justification for site must be given and the process must be clearly mentioned.
Hong Kong • • • •
Hong Kong is a hilly area and surrounded by bay. Its is renowed by expensive skyline and natural harbour. It is one of the densily populated area. Has the highest number of skyscrapers in the world.
Design Ideas : There will be a time when all the means of transport will happen above the ground due to the population increase and the future development. Therefore, this metro lines are running through or by the skyscrapers and the stations can happen either on the building or on roof of it. It provides a metro rail on top of the ground.
Hong Kong
Process :
One side is facing the harbour, therefore widened the building for a better view towards it.
Metro station is build within the building as it is passing through it
building elevation is altered for a better view towards the ocean and less toward the city
Provided an intermedeate level for the purpose of different stalls.
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER MANGALORE year 2 I semester 4 Guide : Ar. Anand Krishnamoorthi Brief : The performing arts such as dance, music and theatre are the main components what makes the culture. The culture varies in different places and variety of styles. The studio aim at designing a performing arts center depicting the culture of Mangalore. The site is located between an old factory and the mMangalore club.
Basic Requirements : Administration Studios performing spaces Cafe Auditorium Library
Zoning :
audi
studios admin performance
OAT cafe
library
studios
studios
The auditorium is seperated from the studio block and has an seperate entry for the public. The open air theater is made as the central space, where public has an option of entring the building through it. Various terrace spaces are provided for rehersal purposes. The studios happening in to floors.
cafeteria
performance space
performance area
admin
studios
cafe
OAT
studios
library
studios
Brief : To design a vacation home in a hot and humid climate zone while keeping in mind the view to the sea and ventilation. The site has an extensive view towards the sea. Basic Requirements : Living Dinning 3 bedroomS Kitchen Utility Parking year 1 I semester 2
HOLIDAY HOME GOA
Goa is a place were all the tourist people are attracted to the beauty of the place and the sea all around. We are asked to built a holidayhome in an exiting site.The road is on the higher level,so the vehicular entry is given from above. The contour of the site is facing the sea. Various residential is happening above and below the site and should take in cosideration while designing.
The house is built in various levels as the given site is sloping towards the sea. So each space has its importance and a visual connection to the sea.
The house is designed around a central courtyard, provided skylight above it. Each room is build along natural contour.
Sloping roofs are provided with slandin side walls to readuce harsh sunlight to come in.
Since the climate is hot and humid, proper cross ventilation is provided.
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1. living room 2. dinning room 3. kitchen 4. utility 5. bedroom 6. bathroom 7. balcony 8. parking 9. entertainment room 10. Courtyard
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FLOOR PLAN 6 Amost every room has a vie towards the sea. the main central space is the courtyard with skylight above. Balconies are provides on southern side to cut out the amount on harsh light inside the house.
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BASEMENT PLAN
SECTION A - A’
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SECTION B - B’
SECTION C - C’
SECTION D - D’
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