Design_Portfolio

A n k i t

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Design Po rt f o l i o

RESUME “A new day is a new begining, new beginning comes with new energy, new energy opens new opportunities new oportunities bring growth” - ankitkokil

Professional Experience Snehal Shah Architects, Ahmedabad Professional Practice June 2016 till November 2016

ANKIT KOKIL November 16th, 1993

Date of Birth

Indian

Nationality Anupama Kundoo Architects, Madrid Summer Internship ,In association with Universidad Camilo José Cela Madrid,Spain June -2015 to August 2015

Academic Qualifications B.Arch Degree with 7.6 CGPA from NIT Calicut. (2017) Passed 12th board Senior Secondary exam with 82.2% (2011) Passed10th board Higher Secondary exam with 88.4% (2009)

Publication Internship Story publised on Internshala Blog and was among the Top 140 entries out of 6000 at Your Internship story Contest 2017 Article for Annual NASA Magzine,” Thought Paper Scissors”, October 2016 Member of the draft team for a article by Ar. Snehal Shah for the Annual Magazine of Journal of the Indian Institute of Architects, August 2016

Positions Unit Secretary - National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA), 2014-15, Representative of NITC for 57th NASA year.

Senior Executive - Indian Cultural Association, 2014-16 Organising committee member for PAD and NIGHTS committee for Ragam 2016.

Yoga Team Captain, NIT Calicut, 2016-17 Pioneer of architectural event ‘ADIZYA’ at NIT Calicut, 2014.

Member of NITC Cricket Team, 2014-15 Architecture branch counsellor of students affair council, NIT Calicut, 2012-13.

Email

ar.ankitkokil@gmail.com

Phone Languages (Fluent)

+91-8943461516 English,Hindi,Marathi

Software Skils Autodesk Revit Architecture Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign Sketchup+V-ray Rhino Grasshopper Lumion 5.0 Microsoft office

Hobbies Yoga Cricket Traveling Being Competitive with positive spirit

Awards and Achievements Best Thesis Project Award 2016-17, CRECPTA, NIT Calicut Participated in NIASA award 2017, Zone 4, Represented NIT Calicut University of Westminister International Design Competition,2015, Shortlisted Top 27, 58th Annual NASA Convention.

Jury’s Recommendation Special Mention Award- GRIHA Trophy 57th Annual NASA Convention, Chennai, 2015.

Solo Stage Performance at South India’s one of the biggest cultural event RAGAM 2014 Runner-Up at All India Inter NIT Yoga Championship, NIT Suratkal, 2017 Ideal Student of the Year Award, Vidyasagar School, 2010 Gold Medallist, 18th World Yoga Championship, Rome, Italy, 2009.

Conference I Workshops I Conventions WADe Asia Conference 2017, Gurgaon Green Materials for Sustainable Building Solutions Workshop, by Italian Trade Agency, 2017 Invited to present the GRIHA Trophy NASA entry at 6th Annual Griha Summit, New Delhi,2015 1:1 Design build workshop, Hands on with ferrocement, Auroville, Pondicherry, 2015 Laurie Baker Workshop, by COSTFORD (Centre for science and technology for rural development) Trivandrum, Kerala, 2015 57th Annual NASA Convention, MIDAS, Chennai, 2015 Participated in Zonal NASA Convention, RAC - Ranganathan Architecture College, Coimbatore 2012

Volunteer Experiences Took Introductory Session on Rhino + Grasshopper + Ladybug for TERI Banglore, 2017 Volunteer at JAL TARANG, Project Flow ( Facilitating Learning on WASH), Initiative by TERI And Bharti Infratel,2017 Took Yoga Session for approximately 200 students at NIT Calicut, during an event called FIT NITC Day, organised

by NSS. Organised Calicut beach clean-up drive and architectural walk as being the Unit Secretary of the college for the students of architecture on 11th September 2014.

Revitalisation of a disused space in collaboration with Collectorate office calicut, into a clean and user friendly space, October 2015

Major Courses Studied Energy, Sustainability and Site planning Building Climatology Building Science Lab Transportation Planning Urban and Regional Planning Urban Design Urban Design Studio Architectural Design Studios: I to VII

References Ar. Anupama Kundoo, Professor, Universidad Camilo José Cela Madrid,Spain info@anupamakundoo.com +34 633 96 24 81

Structural Design Building Construction Water Supply and Sanitation Architectural Acoustics Architectural Illumination Estimation, Costing and Valuation Working Drawing Intelligent Building Interior design

Dr. Naseer M A, (Thesis Guide) Associate Professor, Department of Architecture and Planning, NIT Calicut naseer@nitc.ac.in +91-9495534242

Dr. Firoz Mohammed, Associate Professor, Department of Architecture and Planning, NIT Calicut firoz@nitc.ac.in +91-9895254353

“ Art communicates directly with the eye, and the more you see the more you are drawn to experience its elegance, harmony, balance and serenity.

I am a self-motivated architectural enthusiast who likes to perform to the fullest in every given condition and always look to attain quality work “

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International Design Competition - Building for Billions

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Undergraduate Thesis

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School Design - GRIHA 2016

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MultiSpeciality Hospital Design Architectural Internship - Anupama Kundoo Architects Mass Housing - GRIHA 2015

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2018 International Design Competition Building for Billions Team - Ar. A. V. Joshi, Ar. Ankit Kokil, Ar. Zubin Patel

In order to meet the target of accommodating 10 Million-equal to 100 lakhs, within two years i.e. 2020 we have to think over the existing construction practices From (“Wet construction”, to radically different (“Dry construction”) The unit has been designed on four basic principles: Quality, Speed, Comfort and Economy Any multi-storied building, as only alternative to save on the urban costly urban land parcel, in concrete structure will need at least 2.5 to 3 years to complete as the pouring, de-shuttering, curing, etc is all “Wet Construction” and time consuming.

Units in Each Floor- 08 Total Units - 96.0 Area of single family unit - 28.6 m2 Plinth Area (Including Column) 230 m2 Typical Floor Area 370 m2 Population accommodated 384 - 400 residents, 96 families Cost of each unit 3.18 Lakhs Estimated time for completion 3-4 Months

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4. Floor frames made out of 100x200 RHS fabricated and glided over these erected columns and suppported at interval of floor height. All the four twin units are then connected with passage and bridge frame to tie them up.

5. All such 12 floor frame are in position.

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2017 Undergraduate Thesis Best Thesis Award - CRECPTA International Centre for Yoga and Holistic Science, Goa

Learning is a process in which knowing that what we dont know is a part of learning. Yoga today is almost universally equated to asanas, pranayama and meditation (Dhyana) and never as a seperate system and philosophy with well defined tenets, guidelines, methods and practices and having a tradition harking back to timeless antiquity.

The aim was to create architecture that acts as a medium for the transition of the individual from the holistic well being to the spiritual abode of mind, body and soul.

“Can we create an architecture which can act as a medium for the transition of the individual from the holistic wellbeing to the spiritual abode of mind, body and soul?�

A state within the coastal region (Konkan) having Panaji as the state’s capital. Indian’s richest state with a GDP per capita two and a half times that of the country. State rich in culture and heritage. Goa is visited by large numbers of international and domestic tourists each year for its beaches, places of worship and world heritage architecture.

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The Site Located in the area of North Goa District in ponda taluk in kundiam. An important landmark near the site is Kundai (Math) which is a spiritual learning centre, this benefits the intent behind the project.

The area is featured by a tropical climate with lush green tree cover all around the site.

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The informal spaces created in between the two buildings can be used as a hangout space, or for organising small meetings, or as a space for having buffet.

The architectural concern is addressed by considering user sensitivity and experience for creating architectural spaces dealing with the transition of the user from place to place.

In the inner circle vastness of the tree is experienced, shift ing the architectural language along the outer ring keeping exposed material with traditional construction techniques, for buildings,While in the last zone the user would sense the natures call and the surrounding would encourage them to go and explore the self here the nature is given more importance and architecture is merely about fulfilling the function.

Meditation observatory is the main key element of the design as from the concept . to reach the state of consciousness individual need to give away all worldly desires and must communicate with self and nature to findout all the answers, thus this pavilion will serve as a meditation observatory where the students come to meditate.

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2016 Architectural Internship - 6 Months Snehal Shah Architects, Ahmedabad

Working in Snehal shah architect office increased my confidence in terms of producing the quality work in time and with detail. This experience helped me learn the nitty gritty of how various attributes in architecture work together. I was exposed to all sorts of work starting from 3D Visualisation, model making , construction drawings to the site supervision work (PMC). Working in great detail helped me groom my detailing skills .

“The Architect works in the territory of memory.�

- Ar. Mario Botta

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2016 Urban Design Studio Palakkad Railway Junction Precinct Architectural Design and Field Tour VIII- Studio Team - Ankit Kokil,Lakshmi Prabha, Aryan Sinha, Sreelakshmi, Zenha

In the Studio we learnt making connections between people and places, movement and urban form, nature and the built fabric and tried to draws together the many strands of place-making, environmental stewardship, social equity and economic viability into the creation of places with distinct beauty, identity and together creating a vision for an area and then deploying the resources and skills needed to bring the vision to life.

“The theory that can absorb the greatest number of facts, and persist in doing so, generation after generation, through all changes of opinion and detail, is the one that must rule all observation� - Adam Smith

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This Industrial area is one of the oldest Industrial Estate in Kerala. This zone has the largest godown of Food Corporation of India and the oldest Small scale industrial park. The strategic location of Olavakkode area is evident from the presence of these facilities from the very old periods. The FCI godown is the sided godown which has access to Rail and Road.

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RAILWAY RESIDE NTIAL COLONY

This was the first residential colony developed only for the Railway employees. When a new railway colony was developed this became the ‘Old Colony’. The lack of access to facilities and improper maintainance made this region a neglected area in the locality, which has a lot of development potential

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This Railway station is the hub for all the trains coming into the state of Kerala, except for the access through the northern and southern boundary. The presence of western ghats made this the only strategic point.

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The presence of Railway station and the Divisional office made Olavakkode Junction an important node in the region, which got much more significance when NH came into being.

The road which were previously used is being neglected despite the fact that the road has retained the character of the region.

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Facade of the industries should use different materials such as concrete panels, profiled metal cladding, fibre cement cladding, medium scale large scale face brickwork, stone panels separately or in combination.

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2016 Dissertation Application of Origami in Promotional Deployable Shelters

The research deals with understanding the techniques and methods of the Origami art form and its application for the promotional outlets which are temporary, and which are deployable. This is achieved by thoroughly understanding and collecting required information about the materials which are used for the fabrication of the structure. Design development is done using computer aided softwareâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s i.e. grasshopper.

Understanding the conventional promotional shelters by looking at existing trends and their evolution through time.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;The design is made into a form where the geometry is in the predominance, the square shape from the sides gives the structure a different look.â&#x20AC;?

To accommodate better view and to provide views along the three sides and to provide an elegant backdrop were the main functional aspects. The design evolved with an idea to provide better aesthetics, feel of enclosure to the user, welcoming from three sides. To accommodate better view and to provide views along the three sides and to provide an elegant backdrop were the main functional aspects. The design evolved with an idea to provide better aesthetics, feel of enclosure to the user, welcoming from three sides.

Initial Design Iterations

Grasshopper Language

Design accommodate the required features which will support the application of the structure to be used as a deployable promotional shelter. The design evolved with an idea to provide better aesthetics, feel of enclosure to the user, welcoming from three sides. In order to achieve the stability a detachable aluminum frame is provided which helps in providing extra stability.

• The area enclosed by the structure is 3 m2.

• Dimensions- Length: 2 m; Width: 1.5 m • Structure becomes more stable with the addition of the square frame along the two faces.

• Clear Height- 1.8 m • Angle between the two mountain fold- 127 deg.

• Angle along the valley- 53 deg.

• Angle along the edge- 27 deg.

Final Design Iteration

It will help enclose the space. Structurally Stable The design is a result of the model making and testing methods which helped to understand the origami art form and its application

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2016 Green Building Design Competition - GRIHA School Design Team - Ankit Kokil, Vishnu P, Srujan Guntupally, Anil Soman, Aryan

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zone of the site, the idea was to reduce the cooling loads inside building especially during the hot summers. Green roof reduces the solar heat gain and maintains comfort level in the interiors.

Green roof has been provided for the primary, secondary and the administration

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Zoning based on the activity pattern and ease of access.

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arrow which symbolises â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Dishaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; (direction).

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blocks which is a continuous stretch of plane inclined to one direction. The plan of the Green roof actually represents an

Building blocks were oriented to channelize wind into the central area creating useful open spaces on ground.

Interlocking blocks to improve connectivity.

Dividing the central open area.

Integrating blocks with a common element creating a unified form representing concepts of sustainability.

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2015 Architectural Design and Field Tour VII Multi - Speciality Hospital Design

Hospital design is a result of Inter-Desiplinary relationship between the building function, site planning, form, user friendly semi-open public spaces and the services. The design is done taking into consideration the climatic aspects as well as the wind movement. The building is facing the windward direction thus creating the opprtunities for the inpatient, visitors, staff, doctors to feel refreshed which will reduce the uneasy ambience found in hospitals.

Design Fetures: Site location: Calicut, Kerala No. of beds- 300 No. of car parking- 240 Major Departments- Casualty, Maternity, Cardiology, orthopedics, Neurology, Radiology, Gynacology, Nephrology.

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2015 Architectural Internship - 2 Months Anupama Kundoo Architects, Madrid, Spain

Line10 is a design proposal which will establish a concrete alternative to the sprawling residential structures seen today, and will complement them through representing the complete spectrum of diverse urban living experiments.

I was the part of the design team for the proposal and during that process I learned about design evolution and how important is the research. During my internship period i researched about ferrocement material, its properties. and construction methods.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Line10 aims to give Auroville dream a new boost and accomodate people of a new generation. It will concentrate the needed infrastructure and will be the next large construction for collective work and collective lifeâ&#x20AC;?

Mostly I was involved into 3D model making , the images are the showing models of the proposal at different design phases and of different areas of building.

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2015 Green Building Design Competition - GRIHA TROPHY Special Mention Award Group Mass Housing Complex,Gurgaon Team - Ankit Kokil, Anil Soman

A group housing complex for 6000 people in Noida, India. A form based Functional building which make best use of the site taking into consideration the thermal performance in the climatic condition of Noida.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;In beauty there is balance, order,form, symmetry and design.â&#x20AC;?

- B.K.S. Iyengar

Fo rm De v e l o pm ent

A Green Building designed carefully after studing and analysing the Design requirements, Site, and building Regulations of Noida,India.The design gives special attention to massing,solar orientation, wind movement, and passive cooling systems.

The system and Technologies employed are simple and durable enough for end user to use them comfortably.

Ankit Kokil ar.ankitkokil@gmail.com +91-8943461516

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