architecture portfolio
ankita chakrabarti | selected works | 2016-2020
I am a diligent, sincere student with a deep interest in learning new techniques, materials and different perspectives of my profession. I am always prepared to put in my best to achieve the highest standards of work required. I strive towards sustainability and eco-friendliness in my designs in response to the much required balance between man and nature.
A N K I TA C H A K R A B A R T I
........Great architecture strives to conform to the needs of its users. If I'm designing a bay window, I hope it becomes a child's favourite corner. If I'm working out landscape technicalities, let there be memories rolling out on soft grass......... Brindavan Bungalow, Lane no. 11, Shahu colony, Cummins college rd., Karvenagar, Pune 411052, India
( Cover page: Vidyasagar Setu, Kolkata )
ac.arch97@gmail.com chakankita199@gmail.com
+91 9333 541 991
WORK EXPERIENCE May 2019- July 2019 Samakalin Architects, Pune Internship -Sharda farmhouse design|Mulay residence design office retrofitting|landscape renders
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS 2020 tiny library Design Competition (Volume Zero) 2019 MICRO-HOUSING Design Competition (Volume Zero) 2018 All India Architectural Student Competition (HHAC) for designing “Children’s Hospital & Research Centre” 2018 pocket seat Design Competition (Volume Zero)
DOMESTIC COMPETITIONS National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA) NASA 2017-18 ANDC 2017 -Alpaviram,Celebrating the pauses in life |Hands on | Refurbishing Redundant space | Bus stop In top 20 amongst 800 entries across SAARC nations G-SEN TROPHY Abhudaya |Hyperbolic cities| MSL TROPHY Samanvay|Landscape memorial| NASA 2018-19 ANDC 2018 -Bahali |River front | liminality | In top 36 amongst 500 entries across SAARC nations INDUSTRIAL DESIGN TROPHY | PRODUCT DESIGN Journey to the impossible destinations G-SEN TROPHY Pune2.0 |resilient cities| In top 6 entries at 61st ANC. NASA 2019-20 ANDC 2019 -Kadus|twelve hamlets, one village
2019 maha bamboo development boardelevate green steel competition
2019 Kmatm Model Making Competition (Sinhagad College of Architecture, Pune)
INTERESTS photography | basketball | music | reading | creative writing | movies
SOFT SKILLS Leadership | Teamwork | written & verbal communication| Problem Solving| Interpersonal relations| Adaptability
EDUCATION College ( B.Arch. ) Dr. Bhanuben Nanavati College of Architecture, Pune 1st yr B.Arch SGPA 2nd yr B.Arch SGPA 3rd yr B.Arch SGPA 4th yr B.Arch (1st sem) SGPA
9.630 9.100 8.938 8.458
12th ( Science ) Vikas Vidyaniketan, Vishakhapattnam CBSE- 88.0% 10th ( ICSE ) Welham Girls’School, Dehradun ICSE- 94.4%
ACHIEVEMENTS 2020
Selected for ontario exchange program in Carleton university, ottawa, canada COUNCIL HEAD for academic year 2019-20 Damini sports meet Represented BNCA in Inter-collegiate Basketball 1st Runner-up shear force tournament Represented BNCA in Inter-collegiate Basketball (girls) 1st Runner-up
2018
SECOND RANK in 2nd year B.Arch.
2017
FIRST RANK in 1st year B.Arch
PARTICIPATIONS 2018 MUN (New Silk Way)(BNCA) Delegation of France Best Delegate
2018
NASA- Annual NASA Convention (Anc) VANTAGE POINT|bamboo construction|hands-on certificate workshop
2017 UNAI Program, Kenya
Site intervention at Elementary Schools in Ilbisil, Rift Valley, Kenya Landscape as an Entity and a Context, UNAI-BNCA Tunisia 2017 session, University of Ibn Khaldoun, Tunisia
2016 JAPAN educational tour
Hiroshima memorial and museum visit, Hiroshima Earthquake museum visit, Kobe
TECHNICAL SKILLS AutoCAD ( Autodesk certification)| Revit Architecture SketchUP | Photoshop | Illustrator | Indesign|Lumion Enscape | MS Office Suite
LANGUAGES English | Hindi | Bengali
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02
RESHAM
THE PALM ROAD
Artisan Housing,
Luxury Resort,
Aurangabad, Maharashtra
Lonavala Maharashtra.
03
04
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE
MULTISTORY CARPARK &FACADE DEVELOPMENT
Ravet, PimpriChinchwad, Maharashtra
Camp, Pune Maharashtra.
05 ORIENTATION & FACILITATION CENTRE Jaisalmer Fort, Rajasthan.
06 COMPETITION ENTRIES
07 WORKING DRAWINGS
08 ...Away From the Studio
( Perspective study, Pencil and charcoal on paper, 1st yr. )
RESHAM
Artisan Housing, Aurangabad, Maharashtra
RESHAM ARTISAN HOUSING, HARSUL, AURANGABAD. YEAR: 4th, semester 1
The design problem asks for sustainable, affordable housing for the artisan communities of Aurangabad. The housing should promote their crafts, facilitate ease of living and comfortable working as well as give tourists and enthusiasts a platform to understand their work, hence getting them worldwide recognition. The campus houses exhibition spaces, an amphitheatre, office spaces and 15% designated amenity space.
AREA REQUIREMENTS: Total:42000 sqm. Open space: 10% Amenity space: 15% Buildable area left= 36000 sqm. ARTISAN HOUSING UNITS:
VIEWS ON SITE
1. BIDRI ART COMMUNITY 90 UNITS X 80 sqm each = 7200 sqm 2.KAAGAZ COMMUNITY 90 UNITS X 80 sqm each = 7200 sqm 3.PAITHANI WEAVING COMMUNITY 50 UNITS X 100 sqm each = 5000 sqm 4.HOMESTAYS add 30 sqm to each of the above x 30 units = 900 sqm 5. TOURISTS UNITS 30 sqm x 30 UNITS = 900 sqm FACILITIES ON SITE: 1. Cooperartive office = 60 sqm 2. Village panchayat = 30 sqm 3. Tourist information centre, 4. Exhibition hall, Workshop area=3000 sqm 5. Anganwadi=60 sqm 6. Multipurpose hall=120 sqm
PROPOSED DESIGN
SITE LOCATION AND MAP
0 HOUSING CLUSTER FOR
BIDRI CRAFTSMEN HOUSING CLUSTER FOR HOUSING CLUSTER FOR
TOURISTS FIRE BRIGADE PATHWAY: 4500 MM WIDE SEASONAL STREAM ALONG SITE DEPRESSION CREATED BY WATER DURING MONSOON
KAAGZI CRAFTSMEN HOUSING CLUSTER FOR
PAITHANI CRAFTSMEN CENTRAL KUND FOR COMMUNITIES
15% AMENITY SPACE
PARKING FOR TOURISTS VIEW FROM ENTRANCE
50
0
EXISTING BRICK KILNS
ENTRY POINT FOR SITE THROUGH SERVICE ROAD PARKING FOR TOURISTS
CENTRAL LANDSCAPING WITH AMPHITHEATRE, EXHIBITION SPACE AND ADMINISTRATION SPACE
EXISTING BUILDINGS NEAR SITE 15% AMENITY SPACE INTERNAL ROADS ON SITE, 3M WIDE
WATER CHANNELS FOR RAINWATER DRAINAGE AND COLLECTION
SITE PLAN
100m
CENTRE LANDSCAPING BETWEEN OFFICE SPACES WITH AMPHITHEATRE AND EXHIBITION SPACE
bidriware cluster
BIDRI CRAFTSMEN CLUSTER
Jaali walls are used for the workshop space to let in adequate amount of light but provide shade from glare
DIFFERENT USES OF THE KITCHEN SPACE
(extra sleeping space)
(dining space)
pergolas are used to cover balconies. They let in air and create interesting shadows.
(sitting space)
sleeping space (3.35 x 2.81m)
kitchen & multi-purpose space (5.77 x 2.81m)
+450
up bath (1.51 x 1.37m) w.c.
(1.25 x 0.94m)
up 0.00
living space (3.77 x 3.81m)
to 1st floor
utility
+2100
store and workspace
GROUND FLOOR
SECTION THROUGH STAIRS
sleeping space (3.35 x 2.81m)
kitchen & multi-purpose space (5.77 x 2.81m)
LARGE OPENINGS are provided to let in adequate daylight for the service core
+3750
up bath (1.51 x 1.37m) w.c.
(1.25 x 0.94m)
0.00
living space (3.77 x 3.81m)
to 2nd floor
utility
+5400
store and workspace
FIRST FLOOR
sleeping space (3.35 x 2.81m)
kitchen & multi-purpose space (5.77 x 2.81m)
+7050
up bath (1.51 x 1.37m) w.c.
(1.25 x 0.94m)
utility
0.00
living space (3.77 x 3.81m)
to terrace +8700
store and workspace
FRONT ELEVATION SECOND FLOOR
0
5
10m
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
paithani cluster
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NAL
SO WAY ROAD
PAT
Y FO H WA
E N SIT
RE R FI
ICLE VEH E D A BRIG
PAITHANI WEAVERS CLUSTER
VIEW FROM HANDLOOM SIDE
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
ENTRANCE TO HOUSE UP 2000
kitchen
w.c.
dining
1380 2265
living space
6160
2960
1480
utility
sleeping space
2460
4950
8640
3300
store
DN
3540
1740
bath
2250
Large openings above lintel level for heated air to escape.
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Guna Tubes are used for the vault. they insulate against the Aurangabad heat and make the interiors cooler during summer and warmer during winter.
handloom space
1320 420
FLOOR PLAN 0
5
10m
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
3000 mm clear height
jaali walls with varied orientations help to keep out hot air and let in cool air. They also reduce inbound sunlight and provide shade.
SECTION THROUGH STAIRS
TRANSVERSE SECTION
kaagaz cluster utility workspace store
kitchen and multipurpose space ( 5.35x x2.1 m )
FD
up
Brick jaali used to surround workplace for kaagzi artists. Large amounts of sunlight is let in to help dry products.
2550
bath (2.5 x 1.75m)
3510
living space (4.2 x 3.54m)
FD
sleeping space (3.65 x 2.85m)
Vaulted ceilings are used to create extra volume for hot air to rise up so that occupied volume of the house is kept cool
FD FD
Jaali walls are used here for visual barrier around dry balcony. Unfinished jaali wall has been used to create visual art and let in sunlight.
utility workspace
900mm high railing made of treated paper tube rolls
store
kitchen and multipurpose space ( 5.35x x2.1 m )
FD
up
2550
bath (2.5 x 1.75m)
3510
living space (4.2 x 3.54m)
FD
sleeping space (3.65 x 2.85m)
TRANSVERSE SECTION
FD FD
SIDE ELEVATION
FLOOR PLANS 5
10m
central community kund
KAAGAZ CRAFTSMEN CLUSTER
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
0
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
landscape detail
VIEW OF EXHIBITION SPACE OFFICE SPACESearth-bermed
EXHIBITION PANELS
OPEN AIR AMPHITHEATRE
VIEW OF AMPHITHEATRE
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
sustainable strategies
GRASS LINED PAVERS Heat island effect of paver stones is reduced by using grass lined pavers. These are cost effective, low maintainance, keep the surroundings cool and are easy to install.
FILLER SLABS Filler slabs employ replacing ‘unproductive’ concrete by a filler material which reduces the weight of the slab and cost of concrete used. Since the weight of the slab is reduced, lesser steel is required for reinforcement, further reducing expenses.
ROOFING WITH GUNA TUBES An element called ‘guna tube’ is used which consists of tapering conical, burnt clay pipes adapting them to come together, socket into one another and stacked in a curved form along the centering formwork. A series of such arches make a barrel vault. After joints are filled and topped with plaster, the roof becomes rigid and waterproof, doing totally without steel or timber. Air inside the hollow-tiled roof protects from heat and cold. It is ready for use within 3 days and requires no maintenance with a life span of more than 50 years.
PAPER TUBES Waste paper tubes of the Kaagaz community craft is used to form the railing in their houses.
Being light in weight this variation of the vault roof is safe even in earthquake prone areas.
JAALI WALLS Jaali walls with vent forms are designed to channel in cool air on a hot day and give out warm air. They filter the harsh sunlight and create interesting shadow patterns.
WATER KUNDS each cluster of houses has a community kund in the centre which has a water reservoir for rain-water harvesting and is also an interaction space.
THE PALM ROAD
Luxury Resort, Lonavala Maharashtra.
THE PALM ROAD Luxury Resort, Lonavala, Maharashtra.
The design premise calls for 'luxury' that needs to be understood in terms of creation of an exclusive ambience, as uniqueness in design. Lonavala is a hill station in western India (near Mumbai) surrounded by green valleys. A popular tourist hub at an altitude of 2,047 ft above sea level, Lonavala offers a pleasant climate, magnificent elegance, historical forts, ancient caves and beautiful lakes which make it one of the most sought after destinations in India. The theme for the resort is MINIMALISM. It is proposed to be an embodiment of luxury and serenity, a much sought after escape from the chaos of city life surrounding it.
Minimalism is a tool that can assist you in finding freedom. From fear. From overwhelm. From guilt. From depression. Freedom from the trappings of the consumer culture we’ve built our lives around. Real freedom.
It draws its greatest influence from Japan. The Zen philosophy, which places value on simplicity as a way to achieve inner freedom, manifests itself in Japanese architecture.
YEAR:
3rd, semester 2
( view of entrance & reception )
SITE MASTER PLAN
accomodations
SUITE: SECTION A-A'
SUITE: VIEW FROM ACESS ROAD
SUITE: PLAN
DELUXE PREMIUM: SECTION A-A' SUITE: VIEW OF DECK
DELUXE PREMIUM: PLAN
DELUXE PREMIUM: VIEW OF DECK deluxe villas
deluxe premium villas suites
KEY PLAN ( 1:10000 )
DELUXE: VIEW OF DECK
DELUXE: PLAN
luxury suite luxury suites
SECTION A-A' KEY PLAN ( 1:10000 )
LOWER FLOOR PLAN VIEW OF OPENTO-SKY BATH GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR PLANS
TOP VIEW VIEW OF LIVING AND DINING SPACE FROM DECK
LIVING ROOM
UPPER DECK
POOL SEATING IN LOWER DECK
KIDS BEDROOM
BAR AT LOWER DECK
MASTER BEDROOM
themed restaurant
main restaurant
VIEW FROM SOUTH
VIEW OF ENTRANCE
SECTION A-A'
SECTION A-A'
BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR PLAN themed restaurant main restaurant
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
KEY PLAN ( 1:10000 )
spa and refI_exology
VIEW FROM SOUTH
SECTION A-A'
SECTION B-B'
FLOOR PLAN
banquet halls
spa and reflexology
banquet halls
KEY PLAN ( 1:10000 )
FLOOR PLAN
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE
Ravet, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra
children’s hospital & research centre Ravet, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra YEAR: 3rd, semester 1
The site selected for the project is located at the revenue village in Kiwale, an extended area of PimpriChinchwad Municipal Corporation, and is easily accessible from the rapidly developing suburbs of Wakad, Balewadi, Ravet, Punawle and Tathawade. It is a corner plot located just across the diversion where MumbaiBangalore highway turns into the Pune-Bombay expressway. The site is accessed by roads on two sides, one from 45.0m wide road from N-NW side (Adarsh Nagar Rd.) And other from W-WS side, 30.0m wide Aundh-Ravet Rd. Both roads are BRTS corridors. The site is opposite Kohinoor Grandeur, a residential colony on W-SW side and an open plot, part of s.no. 77 on the se-e side, is reserved for residential land use. Main terrain type is flat, with few trees as marked on site plan.
VIEW FROM SOUTH
SITE PLAN
VERTICAL ZONING Vertical zoning in the hospital is planned according to intensity of sterilization and need of access. More public areas are allotted to the lower floors and areas requiring lesser interference is placed in the upper floors. High thermo-baric entities like the main kitchen and Central Sterile Services Department (CSSD) unit are placed on the top most floor to contain risk of hazards.
7F staff dormitory ( CSSD ) medical records department dining area kitchen
6F
medical library patient party interaction interface post-op hall pre-op hall O.R. complex catheterisation dirty utility corridor
5F
parents dormitory Neonatal-ICU (NICU) HDU (High Dependency Unit) ICU (non-ventilated) ICU (ventilated)
4F
nursing station single & double rooms
3F
2F
children's play area general wards cafeteria children's play area speech therapy counselling rooms training rooms daycare laundry dialysis radiology
1F
cafeteria sample collection research department physiotherapy out-patient department
GF
reception and waiting stores administration and billing gift shop and pharmacy waste management mortuary emergency wing
COMMON AREAS toilets vertical circulation services
00 07 R1
TOILET BUDGETING
COUNSELLING POLICY ANALYSIS
14850 10600
EXTRA 150 SQ.M
HR
BIOMEDICAL WASTE COLLECTION ROOM
STATIONERY
ADMINISTRATION DEPT.
DN GIFT SHOP
MARKETING
UP FIRE ESCAPE STAIRS
MORTUARY
EMBALMING AREA
AHU
STRETCHER LIFT SERVICE LIFT
9700
ATM
BODY STORAGE
SLUICE ROOM
6250
PHARMACY
ATTENDANT
FINANCE & ACCOUNTING WRITING DESK
ELECTRICAL DUCT EMERGENCY WING VISITORS' STRETCHER LIFTS LIFT DOCTORS' SERVICE LIFT LIFTS
2405
3350
11350
2400
(DOUBLE HEIGHT SPACE)
1500
20680
WAITING
COURTYARD
2400
RAMP DN 1:13 13850
RECEPTION AND ENQUIRY
4000
7010
2400
UP
700
GAS PIPELINE DUCT 3304
856
4350
FIRE ESCAPE STAIRS FIREMEN'S LIFT
UP
2130
TOILET
GENERAL STORE
MEDICAL STORE
SITE MASTER PLAN ( 1:600 )
MORTUARY
FEATURES OF THE EMERGENCY WING:
NS PLASTER AND ORTHO
NURSES' DUTY ROOM STAFF DUTY ROOM FIRE ESCAPE STAIRS UP
DETAIL PLAN OF EMERGENCY WING ( 1:300 )
ED PATH LAB
X-RAY AND IMAGING ECG TROLLEY AND STRETCHER PARKING 2400
NS
RECEPTION
EXAMINATION
RESUSCITATION 3350
2405 2400
DOCTORS' DUTY ROOM
MEDICO-LEGAL AND P.R.O
3304
Additionally it consists of a drivers' room and attached toilet for on duty Ambulance drivers.
OBSERVATION BEDS
The emergency wing is provided with its own minor OR, Pathology lab, observation beds, wellequipped triage area, plaster room, resuscitation and examination rooms, and ecg centre.
STRETCHER LIFT SERVICE LIFT
TRIAGE AREA
WAITING AREA STORE DRIVERS' ROOM
TOILET OT FOR MINOR PROCEDURES
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PLANNING OF O.R. COMPLEX
SIXTH FLOOR PLAN
The O.R. Complex is placed on the 6th floor along with Catherization unit and has very limited access by authorised personnel only. The O.R. Block has four levels of sterilization from outer to inner.
STERILIZATION LEVELS LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4
MAJOR ORs MINOR OR PRE-OP CARE POST-OP CARE DEPT. OF ANAESTHESIA STAFF CHANGING ROOMS MEDICAL LIBRARY DIRTY UTILITY CORRIDOR
MULTISTORY CAR-PARK & FACADE DEVELOPMENT Camp, Pune Maharashtra.
MULTISTORY CAR-PARK &FACADE DEVELOPMENT Camp, Pune, Maharashtra. YEAR: 3rd, semester 1
The influence and value of parking in planning for liveable communities is often underestimated and not well understood. A parking deserves more attention than it typically gets, due to its influence on the character, form, function, and flow of our communities. Many places in our region face a shortage of available, convenient parking close to businesses, especially in traditional downtowns. Multi-storey car park buildings are parking structures of more than one level. They offer large parking capacity in a dedicated structure.
the site : MG ROAD, PUNE
Owing to traffic movement problems and parking issues around MG Road and East Street, the Pune Cantonment Board is proposing a multi-level car parking structure in the vicinity.
FLOOR PLAN 0
5
10
SECTION
15m
FACADE DETAIL
VIEW FROM NORTH-WEST
“A FACADE THAT EATS SMOG” Back in 2011, the German chemical company ALCOA unveiled a technology for a material containing titanium dioxide that could clean the air around it by releasing spongy free radicals that could eliminate pollutants. This product is designed to induce air turbulence that speeds up the removal of nitrate particles, the smog by-product. Being very slick, the coating also speeds up the washing away of bird droppings and other dirt. PROSOLVE370E is a decorative architectural module that can effectively reduce air pollution in cities when installed near traffic ways or on building facades. As a modification to existing architectural surfaces, It essentially tunes buildings to respond better to their immediate environments. The modules have been installed across the globe, with projects in Mexico, Australia, and United Arab emirates.
WORKING: Activated by daylight, the titanium dioxide releases free radicals into the air which catalyse a chemical reaction converting nitrous oxide, one of the main smog gases to nitrates, a fertilizer.
In 2012, prosolve370e was installed at Torre de especialidades, hospital Manuel gea Gonzales. According to recent technology studies, it is reducing the pollution of 1,000 cars per day.
The facade will help in making the environment more sustainable for its users and significantly contribute in lowering the carbon footprint of the building as the project site at Camp, Pune, overlooks busy traffic zones of two major expressways.
ORIENTATION & FACILITATION CENTRE Jaisalmer Fort, Rajasthan.
ORIENTATION AND FACILITATION CENTRE AT JAISALMER FORT, RAJASTHAN. YEAR:
1st, semester 2
The considered site is located after the first entry gate, outside the second entry gate of the Jaisalmer Fort, also known as the Golden Fort or Sonar Quila. It spans an approximate 37 m in length and increases from 12 m to 22 m in breadth. It lies to the left on the way to the fort with residential, spiritual and commercial buildings surrounding it. The bastion wall of the Jaisalmer fort lies to the south and west of the site. There is a covered drainage line to the north. Sun path over the site follows east-south-west. Incoming wind is from south-southwest. The fort is located along the southern edge of the city. It's one of the most striking monuments in the area, its dominant hilltop location making the sprawling towers of its fortifications visible for many miles around.
Location of site with respect to Jaisalmer fort, Rajasthan.
The bastion wall on the south of the site is abutted by secondary walls of decreasing height. Material used is interlocked sandstone blocks. Detailed carving and handiwork is visible on all chajjas and window projections. Window openings are small to prevent inflow of hot winds
residential commercial spiritual plot area
main (first) entrance
second entrance
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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0
10m
0
3753
0
1200
4
PLAN ( 1:300 ) 1. Orientation and publication centre 2. Reception 3. Partition screen 4. Café counter 5. Guide booth 6. Washrooms 7. Courtyard 8. Cloak room 9. Accessibility 10. Mobility 11. Medical & emergency
1800
2500
3500 5000
8610
Tensile roof- economical, flexible design, lightweight structures- hence earthquake proof. Good translucency reduces need of lighting.
2500
5300
600
3890
1200
3000
7
FRONT ELEVATION ( 1:300 )
3100
3600 600
2000
Solar tile roofing- photovoltaic roof shingles are a viable, tax-subsidised option in the arid Rajasthan climate to generate electricity for consumption.
SECTION ( 1:300 )
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
The cafeteria counter serving upto 200 customers per day
The courtyard surrounded by washrooms for males and females and one universally accessible toilet
reception desk with shelves acting as a partition
COMPETITION ENTRIES
TINY LIBRARY COMPETITION, VOLUME ZERO, 2020
G SEN TROPHY, NASA 2019
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN TROPHY, NASA, 2019
WORKING DRAWINGS
WORKING DRAWINGS
PROJECT: Research Block for Research & Indology Centre, Melukote, Karnataka.
DETAIL PLAN AT P (CENTRE LINE PLAN)
year: 3rd, semester 1
LINKS 8MM diam @ 175 c/c
930 330 230
1230
MAIN REINFORCEMENT 10mm dia @ 175c/c 20
COLUMN MAIN REINFORCEMENT 12mm dia @ 175 c/c
03 1.3
150mm THK PCC LAYER
450 550 1150 1450 NOTE: REFER R.C.C CONSULTANT'S DRAWING FOR ALL STRUCTURAL DETAILS.
6590
1580
890
1140 1860
1930 4540
12640
9720
2770 2140
5000
10020
LINKS 8MM diam @ 175 c/c
6750
1500
175
COLUMN MAIN REINFORCEMENT 12mm dia @ 175 c/c
350
KICKER
150
DISTRI UTION STEEL 8mm dia @ 175c/c
150
MAIN REINFORCEMENT 10mm dia @ 175c/c 150mm THK PCC LAYER NOTE: REFER R.C.C CONSULTANT'S DRAWING FOR ALL STRUCTURAL DETAILS.
KEY PLAN ( SCALE 1:1500 )
FOUNDATION DETAIL
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BLOCK PLAN ( SCALE 1:300 )
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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TERRACE PARAPET WALL LEVEL +10200.00 TERRACE LINTEL LEVEL +9300.00 TERRACE PARAPET RAILING +8350.00 TERRACE FLOOR LEVEL +7200.00 FIRST FLOOR LINTEL LEVEL +6150.00 FIRST FLOOR SILL LEVEL +5050.00 FIRST FLOOR SLAB LEVEL +4050.00 GROUND FLOOR LINTEL LEVEL +3000.00
NORTH ELEVATION ( SCALE 1:200 )
GROUND FLOOR SILL LEVEL +1900.00 PLINTH LEVEL +900.00 GROUND LEVEL 00.00
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TERRACE PARAPET WALL LEVEL +10200.00
TERRACE PARAPET RAILING +8350.00 TERRACE FLOOR LEVEL +7200.00 FIRST FLOOR LINTEL LEVEL +6150.00 FIRST FLOOR SILL LEVEL +5050.00 FIRST FLOOR SLAB LEVEL +4050.00 GROUND FLOOR LINTEL LEVEL +3000.00 GROUND FLOOR SILL LEVEL +1900.00
SOUTH ELEVATION ( SCALE 1:200 )
PLINTH LEVEL +900.00 GROUND LEVEL 00.00
02 3.1
14 C48
C49
C50
C51
C52
13 C44
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C45
C40
C42
C41
C46
C47
C43
11 C35
10
C36
C37
C38
C39
C32
C33
C34
9 8 C28
C29
C31
C30
7 C26
01 3.2
C27
01 3.1
6 C21
C22
C18
C19
C24
C23
C25
5 C20
4 C16
C17
3 C10
C12
C11
2
C13
P
02 1.3
C8
C7 C5
C15
C14
C6
C9
1 START POINT
C1
C3
C2
C4
02 3.2
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
H1
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K
CENTRE LINE PLAN ( SCALE 1:200 )
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION 1
4
5
6
8
9
11
13
14 TERRACE PARAPET WALL LEVEL +10200.00 TERRACE LINTEL LEVEL +9300.00 TERRACE PARAPET RAILING +8350.00 TERRACE FLOOR LEVEL +7200.00 FIRST FLOOR LINTEL LEVEL +6150.00
FIRST FLOOR SLAB LEVEL +4050.00 GROUND FLOOR LINTEL LEVEL +3000.00
SECTION A ( SCALE 1:200 )
GROUND FLOOR SILL LEVEL +1900.00 PLINTH LEVEL +900.00 GROUND LEVEL 00.00
K
J
I
H
G
F
E
D
C
B
A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
TERRACE LINTEL LEVEL +9300.00 TERRACE PARAPET RAILING +8350.00 TERRACE FLOOR LEVEL +7200.00 FIRST FLOOR LINTEL LEVEL +6150.00 FIRST FLOOR SILL LEVEL +5050.00 FIRST FLOOR SLAB LEVEL +4050.00 GROUND FLOOR LINTEL LEVEL +3000.00 GROUND FLOOR SILL LEVEL +1900.00
SECTION B ( SCALE 1:200 )
PLINTH LEVEL +900.00 GROUND LEVEL 00.00
14
00.00
13
+450.00
12 +900.00
+900.00
11 10 9 8
+900.00
7
6
+2550.00
5 00.00
+4050.00
4 +900.00
3
00.00
2
GROUND FLOOR PLAN ( SCALE 1:200 )
+900.00
00.00
1
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
H1
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J
K
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
TERRACE PARAPET WALL LEVEL +10200.00
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
WINDOW OPENING SCHEDULE W2
Count 7V
WIN-HEIGHT
WIN-WIDTH
WIN-SILL
450
600
1650 ASFL
3W
1
1000
1200
1000 ASFL
1W
10
6600
2150
0 ASFL
1W
11
6600
3100
0 ASFL
4W
12
1000
800
1100 ASFL
1W
13
700
1930
1200 ASFL
1W
14
900
2000
1100 ASFL
1W
15
6600
1700
0 ASFL
1W
2
1000
1300
1100 ASFL
2W
3
6600
1725
0 ASFL
1W
4
6600
2455
0 ASFL
1W
5
6600
3050
0 ASFL
1W
6
6600
2100
0 ASFL
1W
7
6600
2300
0 ASFL
1W
8
6600
2000
0 ASFL
1W
9
6600
2450
0 ASFL
MS ROUND SECTION 2MM THK GLAZING CLAMP WITH FASTENERS
5MM THK GLAZING
DOOR OPENING SCHEDULE Count
D1
DOOR-HEIGHT
DOOR-WIDTH
1D
1
2100
750
5D
2
2100
900
1D
3
2100
1000
GLASS TO CONCRETE METAL CLAMPS RIVETS
D4
2100
1200
1D
5
2100
1500
1D
6
2100
1700
1D
6
2100
1700
RAILING DETAIL 1 ( SCALE 1:16 )
DOOR AND WINDOW SCHEDULES
CLOCK
CANTILEVER TREAD SLAB SPLINE WALL
CONCRETE WEATHER-SHADE
STIRRUPS 8MM DIA.
830
15
COVER 15MM
3000 700
1000
W13
15
1
CONCRETE CANTILEVER TREAD
MAIN REINFORCEMENT 10MM DIA.
SHRINKAGE REINFORCEMENT 8MM DIA. COVER 15MM SHRINKAGE REINFORCEMENT 10MM DIA.
LAMP SHADE
SEATING
840
1200
1100
10
EXECUTIVE CHAIR
TABLE
STAIRCASE DETAIL 1 ( SCALE 1:16 )
ROOM DETAIL- SECTION ( SCALE 1:50 ) 02 A-A'
D2 D-G-07
TABLE
COVER 15MM
ADMINISTRATION 4055 X 1930 G.004 K E M
1420 800
CUPBOARD
580
CANTILEVER TREAD SLAB
1000
PLANTER
450
680
MAIN REINFORCEMENT 10MM DIA.
460
SEATING
COVER 15MM
SHRINKAGE REINFORCEMENT 8MM DIA.
SEATING
W12
W12
ROOM DETAIL- PLAN ( SCALE 1:50 )
SHRINKAGE REINFORCEMENT 10MM DIA.
STAIRCASE DETAIL 2 ( SCALE 1:16 )
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
W13
645
305
490
STIRRUPS 8MM DIA.
EXECUTIVE CHAIR
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
.....AWAY FROM THE STUDIO
NATURE STUDY ( water colour on paper )
SKETCHES & ARTWORK
( poster colour on paper )
NATURE STUDY ( water colour on paper )
SKETCHES ( graphite and charcoal on paper )
LIVE SKETCHING ( ink on paper )
STILL LIFE ( water colour on paper )
LIVE SKETCHING ( ink on paper )
LIVE SKETCHING ( ink on paper )
DEPICTION OF A CYCLE IN VAN GOGH'S STYLE tool- brush handle end ( acrylic on canvas )
year: 1st, semester 1 Basic Design (Individual)
MODELS & WORKSHOPS
The objective was to create a dynamic flow of volumes through paper folding, origami and use of positive and negative space. Model size is A1. Model is made from single sheet of paper. year: 2nd, semester 1 History of Architecture Group (7) Westminster Abbey: Study of Gothic Architecture Style.
year: 3rd, semester 1 History of Architecture Group (7)
Model size is A1. Model is made from foam board and high-density thermocol.
year: Form 3rd, semester explorations 1 Design studio (individual)
Humayun's Tomb: Study of Mughal Architecture Style. Model size is A2. Model is made from paper.
NASA_ANC 2019: "VANTAGE POINT" Hands-on Bamboo Workshop_5 days
year: 3rd, semester 1 Design studio (individual)
Model of Multistory car-park with facade development
The objective was to create a vantage point for use as an interactive recreation spot by the students. Only major joinery was done by bolting. All other joinery is done through knots and ropes of different sizes.
PHOTOGRAPHY iPHONE 7+
NIKON COOLPIX P520
The white sand pleaded the last rays of a glorious day, Pray, stay a while longer than yesterday Let your light guide a passer-by To look upon me with star-struck eyes And praise my sparkling diamond bay. iPHONE 7+ iPHONE 7+ NIKON COOLPIX P520
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THANKYOU
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