Architecture Portfolio- Ann Lia Mathew- WCFA by Ann Lia Mathew

Architecture Portfolio

Selected works 2017-2023

Ann Lia Mathew

ACADEMIC WORK

ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIENCE

I am a graduate from Wadiyar Centre for Architecture(WCFA), Mysuru. I have ha always been amazed by how architecture can inﬂuence & change the user's experience of a space. I believe learning & unlearning are equally important. My thesis has been one such exploration to understand how else it could be done. I am curious to learn & explore what architecture holds for me.

Feb ‘22- June 22’ Neelkanth Chhaya Architect I Ahmedabad, India Architectural Intern August ‘22 KVDF 2022 I A design forum I Intiative by CEPT University Student Panelist I Design Thesis Ahmedabad, India October ’22 - Present JUNIOR ARCHITECT I M A Architects Bengaluru, India

01. REGENERATING THE BLINDSPOTS an exploration through urban fabric SEMESTER 09 I DESIGN THESIS Studio Guide: Nelson Joe Vijai Pais

02. DIVYASREE TECHNOPOLIS- 77° LIFE APARTMENTS ASSISTANT ARCHITECT

03. SUSTAINABILITY - VARANASI

Working Drawings I Presentation & Renders I Detail drawings I Material selection & nishes

SEMESTER 07

Studio Guides: Prof. Anand Krishnamurthy Prof. Manoj Ladhad Asst. Prof Shantesh Kelvekar Asst. Prof Pallavi Dhomsev

05. NEELKANTH CHHAYA ARCHITECT

04. CAMPUS DESIGN SEMESTER 06

Studio Guides: Prof. Prashanth G Pole Prof Vidhyashankar R Asst. Prof Pallavi Dhomsev

SEMESTER 10 I INTERN

Working Drawings I Model making Video Transcribing I Presentation drawings

06. RSP DOCUMENTATION SHORAPUR | SEMESTER 05

06. RSP DOCUMENTATION

Studio Guides: Prof. Nagaraj Vastarey Asst. Prof Akash Rai

UDAIYALUR | SEMESTER 03 Studio Guides: Prof. Srinivas SG Prof. Nagesh HD Asst. Prof Shreyas Baindur Asst. Prof Anjali Sharma

ACADEMIC WORK

REGENERATING THE BLINDSPOTS: an exploration through urban fabric Semester 09 I Design thesis Sudio guide: Prof. Nelson Joe Vijai Pais Studio mentor: Ar. Aabid Raheem To refer complete document : https://issuu.com/ann_lia_mathew/docs/final_upload

ACADEMIC WORK

ABSTRACT The city of Mysuru, being located a few hours away from major cities like Bengaluru, is growing and expanding at a very fast pace. The population increase is recorded to be 2% every year. This fast growth process has resulted in a lot of sprawling in the city. The general pattern of sprawling is through division of MUDA(Mysore urban development authority) approved areas into plots of sizes ranging from 20 x 30(ft) to 40 x 60(ft). Along this process of sprawling, there are smaller heritage settlements that get engulfed. This engulfment has been happening over years and is an ongoing process. The project idea is to understand & study the effects this process has done to the settlements & propose possible strategies to regenerate/ revive them.

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1870

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1920

2012

Mysuru is a city in the southern part of the state of Karnataka, India. Mysuru is geographically located between 12° 18’ 26’’north latitude and 76° 38’ 59’’ east longitude, at an altitude of 770 m above mean sea level. Mysuru is located at the foothills of the Chamundi Hills about 145.2 km towards the south west of Bangalore and spread across an area of 286.05 km2. Mysuru City Corporation is responsible for the civic administration of the city, which is also the headquarters of the Mysuru district and the Mysuru division. The Kingdom was ruled by the Wadiyar dynasty, with a brief period of interregnum in the late 18th century when Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan were in power. Mysuru is noted for its heritage structures and palaces, including the Mysuru Palace, and for the festivities that take place during Dasara when the city receives many tourists from around the world.

SITE & SURROUNDINGS

SITE 01 : BOGADI HALLI

SITE 02 : HINKAL HALLI

SITE 03 : HOOTAGALLI

In the process of growth and expansion of the city, there are smaller village settlements which are believed to have existed for decades, that get surrounded, engulfed and transformed. The identified settlements fall into 3 categories. Category 01- These settlements were much closer to the core of the city, hence have already been completely transformed and densified with almost no trace of heritage left behind. In comparison to the newly formed layouts, these are much denser and lack minimum required space for living. Category 02- They are the resisting settlements which are in the process of transformation. The resistance is expressed through the heritage dwellings and common spaces that have allowed the newer structures to encroach on as a parasite. Category 03- These settlements are not much away from the expanding boundaries of the city and are assumed to be transformed similar to those in category 01 & 02.

The sites where chosen from the settlements that were on the process of getting engulfed. Out of the three based on site visits and selection criterias site 01 was chosen to demonstrate the idea. Compared to the other two, this had dwellings that were intatct in their form, they were closely knit as a settlement and the streets and spaces were quite active throughout the day. Most of the day to day activities of the people in the settlement were spilled on to the streets.

A resistance to change

Resistance to let go of past

The highlighted areas show the identified settlements in & around the city of Mysore

Resistance of new

ACADEMIC WORK

PRESENT CONDITIONS Aim

The project aims to improve the conditions of the identified ‘ urban hamlets’ that are lodged in-between the process of urbanisation, by proposing possible ways to regenerate the spaces with the opportunities that are present in these settlements.

Objective

● To preserve the traditional way of life by improving the quality of common spaces. ● To regenerate unused open spaces in & around the identified ‘urban hamlets’. ● To propose innovative strategies for regenerating traditional public spaces and activities.

Opportunities & Constraints The existing empty plots open up opportunities for community regeneration programmes. The site offers opportunity in creating better living conditions for people of the settlement who live in spaces that lack proper light, ventilation, emergency access,etc. The larger empty public spaces offer chances for programmes that can bind the entire community together. The site being located along major roads and half a kilometre away from ring road offers better acac cessibility to the site. The variety of spaces in terms of size/area make it challenging to create common workable intervention that can be repeatative. The increasing population and density of the spaces affects the workability of the proposed programmes over time. The linear character of the settlement makes it challenging to bring together the community as a whole.

Rent

The plan shows a detail layout of units that are squeezed to fit into boundaries of an exisiting older structure.

Site Plan

The ownership map infers that 80% of the settlement are rented units. Which proves that it is a transitioning settlement. The density of the settlement is also very high, which makes it undesirable to live.

PROPOSED STRATEGIES

STRATEGY 01: RETROFITTING

the insides of existing heritage dwellings to improve efficiency & living conditions

STRATEGY 02: RELOCATING the newer dwellings that are below the minimum livable space, lack light/ ventilation & at the same time to generate more open spaces

STRATEGY 03: REHABILITATION

of the relocated units from strategy 01 & strategy 02

STRATEGY 04: COMMUNITY REGENERATIVE INTERVENTIONS for the exisitng & generated open spaces

ACADEMIC WORK

STRATEGY 01- Retrofitting STRATEGY 02- Relocating

The exisitng layout of the dwellings were altered to fit units with atleast 50sqm minimum area per unit. Other courtyard house features like central courtyard was kept as a common courtyard and units were accessed from the common courtyard. The units Opportunity 01 that were below minimum livable space & those were stacked without light / ventilation were relocated.

Rehabilitation 20 units

Opportunity 02

Existing Plan

Existing a dwelling (representative) House 01-plan 5 x 8 -of 40sqm House 02- 7 x 8 - 42sqm House 03- 7 x 8 - 42sqm House 04- 5 x 8 - 40sqm House 05- 5 x 6 - 30sqm

Rehabilitation upto 3 units

Proposed Plan

Existing Plan

Rehabilitation upto 3 units

Roof Plan

Proposed plan of a dwelling (representative)

Rehabilitation upto 3 units

House 1 & 3 - 54sqm

A House similar was worked out for all the 2 & 4 -strategy 56sqm Opportunity 03 23 dwellings in the plan & the removed units would be rehabilitated inside the settlement.

Rehabilitation upto 3 units

Opportunity 04

The plan shows the existing and generated open spaces after implementing strategy 01 & strategy 02. It also shows the sites for rehabilitation

Examples of exisitng dwellings (representative)

STRATEGY 03- Rehabilitation For accomodating the removed units, possible site were chosen inside the settlements itself. smaller sites which in another few years would be developed and sold as plots were chosen to accomodate upto 6 units each. Total no. of existing units = 284 units Total no. of units Retained = 231 units Total no. of units Relocated = 53 units

Proposed first floor plan

Proposed second floor plan

The plans were worked trying and retaining similar features of courtyard houses. All the 6 units were unjted by a common courtyard that also at the same time act as smaller thoroughfare connecting the parallel streets. The same layouts were used for the larger housing site, but the units were staggered to connect one block to another.

Proposed ground floor plan for site 15 x 15

Proposed ground floor plan for upto 30 units

Proposed first floor plan for upto 30 units

ACADEMIC WORK

PROPOSED PLAN

STRATEGY 04- Community Regenerative Interventions

INTERVENTION 01: SHOP PODS

Learning Pods

They can hold functions like grocery stores, stiching centre, etc.They could be rented out separately or to any one of the residents. Community washing areas

INTERVENTION 04: LEARNING PODS INTERVENTION 02: COMMUNITY MARKET Grow Rooms

Community market

INTERVENTION 03: COMMUNITY WASHING AREAS

Play Devices for children 0

Proposed plan

ACADEMIC WORK

Divyasree Technopolis- 77 ° LIFE Apartments Assistant Architect

77 ° LIFE is a 125 unit apartment project getting built in the campus of 77 ° Town Centre. The challenge was to retrofit an existing building by adding in more no. of units & spaces. Worked on working drawings of the plans, elevations, sections, detail drawings of building, door & window schedule, apartment interiors & finishes, presentation drawings & renders.

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Apartment Interiors- Material & Finishes The apartment living & dining area floor was proposed to be of marble, wooden flooring for bedrooms. Bedroom bathrooms & powder toilet with Wmarble floors & tile dado. Wood finished tiles & WPC flooring was proposed for balconies based on slab conditions. The material pallete & presentation was prepared based on the specification recieved from the client. Door finishes & wall paints were chosen complimenting the overall colour paltete of the apartment. Working drawings were prepared based on the materials finalized for the apartments.

TRINITY MARFIL

CERAMIC TILE (MATT)

600 x 600 mm (KAJARIA)

6211-VITRIFIED TILE

(SATIN)

600 x 600 mm (KAJARIA)

CREMA BELLISSIMO MARBLE

FRENCH RIVIERA MARBLE VIEW 01

VIEW 02 VIEW 05

CREMA BELLISSIMO MARBLE WALNUT PLANK

ENGINEERED WOOD

WALNUT PLANK

148 x 1860 mm (SQUARE FOOT)

ENGINEERED WOOD 148 x 1860 mm (SQUARE FOOT)

TROPICAL WALNUT WOOD FINISH TILE

200 x 1200 mm (KAJARIA) (FOR BALCONIES WITHOUT SINKING)

WPC- TEAK

WOOD GRAIN FINISH

145 x 2200 mm (SQUARE FOOT) (FOR BALCONIES WITH SUNKEN SLAB)

Basement Lift Lobby interiors Basement Lift lobby flooring is proposed to be in travertine marble with inlay. The wall is finished with two similar toned marble cladded with horizontal grooves. Surface lighting & Ceiling cove lights were proposed to enhance the space & highlight the spaces.

LOBBY- FLOOR & WALL TRAVERTINE BEIGE MARBLE

LOBBY- FLOOR INLAY & WALL NOVA ROMA MARBLE

TEXTURE WALL PAINT STUCCO MILANO - Raffaello Decor Stucco (OIKOS)

LOBBY- FLOOR & WALL OMEGA BEIGE MARBLE

SERVICE CORRIDOR & FIRE STAIRCASE FLOOR KOTA STONE Size: 55O x 550 mm MRP; Rs 45/sqft

WALL PAINT DREAMY NIGHT (L159)- Asian Paints SERVICE CORRIDOR WALL

FALSE CELIN PURE WHITE

NOVA ROMA MARBLE INLAY TRAVERTINE BEIGE MARBLE FLOORING OMEGA BEIGE MARBLE FLOORING NOVA ROMA MARBLE INLAY

KOTA STONE FLOORING

PROFESSIONAL WORK

V01

VRV

V01

4700 x 1750 15'5" x 5'9"

VRV

PL-29

V01

DW03a

V01

H' B'

DW03a

KEY PLAN

V01

4700 x 1750 15'5" x 5'9"

V01

4700 x 1750 15'5" x 5'9"

R V01

DW03a

V01

BUILDING SECTIONS V01

V01

DW01

4700 x 1750 15'5" x 5'9"

PL-24

V01

4700 x 1750 15'5" x 5'9"

PL-28

PL-2

V01

D3 4700 x 1750 15'5" x 5'9"

KEY PLAN

3200 LEVEL - 06 (5TH. FLOOR) 884.165 FFL 3200

DETAIL-A7

3200

DETAIL-A7

3200

DETAIL-A7

LEVEL - 03 (2ND. FLOOR) 874.565 FFL 3200

POWDER WALK IN ROOM

FOYER

POWDER ROOM WALK IN

FOYER

POWDER WALK IN ROOM

WOMEN'S TOILET

MEN'S TOILET

3135 3200 3200

DETAIL-A7

LEVEL - 10 (9TH. FLOOR) 896.965 FFL

BEDROOM 4

FOYER

DW 03a

DETAIL-A7

LEVEL - 09 (8TH. FLOOR) 893.765 FFL

BEDROOM 4

LEVEL - 08 (7TH. FLOOR) 890.565 FFL

MASSAGE

FOYER

POWDER ROOM WALK IN

DETAIL-A9

UTILITY

DETAIL-A9

BATHROOM 2

UTILITY

FOYER

POWDER WALK IN ROOM

FOYER

POWDER ROOM WALK IN

FOYER

UTILITY

FOYER

LEVEL - 05 (4TH. FLOOR) 880.965 FFL DW 03a

DETAIL-A7

LEVEL - 04 (3RD. FLOOR) 877.765 FFL

BEDROOM 4 D

DW 03a

FOYER

DETAIL-A7

BEDROOM 4 D

POWDER S.TOILET S.ROOM ROOM

LEVEL - 06 (5TH. FLOOR) 884.165 FFL DW 03a

POWDER S.TOILET S.ROOM ROOM

DETAIL-A7

BEDROOM 4

DW 07 02

BATHROOM 2

DETAIL-A7

LEVEL - 03 (2ND. FLOOR) 874.565 FFL

BEDROOM 2 Ramp roof landscape details As per consultant

DETAIL-A9

FOYER

DW 07

DW 03a

POWDER S.TOILET S.ROOM ROOM

LEVEL - 07 (6TH. FLOOR) 887.365 FFL

POOL

POWDER S.TOILET S.ROOM ROOM

DW 07

RECEPTION

DW 07

BATHROOM 2

Glass railing As per detail

GYM

BATHROOM 2

LEVEL - 02 (1ST. FLOOR) 871.365 FFL

Vehicular ramp from Podium to Basements

BATHROOM

LOUNGE

DECK AREA

DETAIL-A9

BATHROOM 2

FOYER

BATHROOM 2

CORRIDOR

WAITING LOUNGE

FIRE DRIVE WAY

VEHICULAR RAMP

UPPER BASEMENT 863.650 FFL

DRIVE WAY

VEHICULAR RAMP

UPPER BASEMENT 863.650 FFL

4500

DRIVE WAY

8850

LEVEL - 01 (G. FLOOR) 868.165 FFL DRIVEWAY 868.000 FFL

4515

FIRE DRIVE WAY

FOYER

STORE

BATHROOM

DW 03a

BALCONY

LEVEL - 11 (10TH. FLOOR) 900.165 FFL

'THE OASIS' - Clubhouse at 6th and 7th floor.

BATHROOM 2

DETAIL-A1

LEVEL - 02 (1ST. FLOOR) 871.365 FFL 3200 165

FOYER

BEDROOM 4

POWDER S.TOILET S.ROOM ROOM

DETAIL-A7

BEDROOM 4

DW 03a

BATHROOM 2

BEDROOM 4

FOYER

DW 03a

LEVEL - 04 (3RD. FLOOR) 877.765 FFL

POWDER ROOM WALK IN

BEDROOM 4

UTILITY

DW 03a

POWDER S.TOILET S.ROOM ROOM

LEVEL - 12 (11TH. FLOOR) 903.365 FFL

BEDROOM 4

POWDER S.TOILET S.ROOM ROOM

DETAIL-A7

DW 03a

LEVEL - 05 (4TH. FLOOR) 880.965 FFL

BATHROOM 2

FOYER

DW 07

W CONNECTING 02 BRIDGE

DW 03a

LEVEL - 14 (12TH. FLOOR) 906.565 FFL

FOYER

BEDROOM 4

UTILITY

DW 03a

UTILITY

BEDROOM 4

DETAIL-A7

FOYER

POWDER ROOM WALK IN

POWDER S.TOILET S.ROOM ROOM

Glass railing As per detail

BEDROOM 4

DW 07

BATHROOM 21

DW 03a

LEVEL - 07 (6TH. FLOOR) 887.365 FFL

FOYER

POWDER WALK IN ROOM

FOYER

DW 07

DETAIL-A9

POWDER S.TOILET S.ROOM ROOM

DETAIL-A4 DW BALCONY 03

3200

3200 52200 3200 3200

DETAIL-A7

UTILITY

BEDROOM 4

DETAIL-A9

BATHROOM 2

DW 03a

LEVEL - 08 (7TH. FLOOR) 890.565 FFL

POWDER WALK IN ROOM

BEDROOM 4

DETAIL-A7

FOYER

DW 03a

LEVEL - 09 (8TH. FLOOR) 893.765 FFL

DW 07

BEDROOM 4

DETAIL-A7

CONNECTING BRIDGE

BATHROOM 2

DW 03a

LEVEL - 10 (9TH. FLOOR) 896.965 FFL

POWDER WALK IN ROOM

UTILITY

LEVEL - 15 (13TH. FLOOR) 909.765 FFL

3200

FOYER

BEDROOM 4

DETAIL-A7

DW 03a

LEVEL - 11 (10TH. FLOOR) 900.165 FFL

BATHROOM 2

BEDROOM 4

DETAIL-A7

POWDER WALK IN ROOM

DW 07

DETAIL-A9

DETAIL-A4

BALCONY

3200

FOYER

WALK IN

POWDER ROOM

FOYER

3200

S.TOILET S.ROOM

3200

LEVEL - 12 (11TH. FLOOR) 903.365 FFL

DW 03a

UTILITY

V 01

3200

DETAIL-A7

BATHROOM 2

DW 07

DETAIL-A9

3200

BEDROOM 4

WALKIN

FOYER

BALCONY 03

LEVEL - 14 (12TH. FLOOR) 906.565 FFL

3200

BALCONY DETAIL-A6

4515

3200

LEVEL - 15 (13TH. FLOOR) 909.765 FFL

3200

V 01

3200

DETAIL-A4

ROOF TERRACE LEVEL 912.900 SSL

STAIR

52200 3200

3135

STAIR

Metal canopy As per detail

PRIVATE TERRACE

CONNECTING BRIDGE

3300

DETAIL-A5 PRIVATE TERRACE

ROOF TOP LEVEL 916.200 SSL

Skylight As per detail

8850

3300

DETAIL-A5

ROOF TERRACE LEVEL 912.900 SSL

DRIVEWAY 868.000 FFL

4000

Skylight As per detail

ROOF TOP LEVEL 916.200 SSL

LEVEL - 01 (G. FLOOR) 868.165 FFL

MUMTY TERRACE LEVEL 920.200 SSL

Metal structure and net for Tennis court,as per detail

ROOF-TOP TENNIS COURT

LOWER BASEMENT 859.150 FFL

3200 165

MUMTY TERRACE LEVEL 920.200 SSL

DRIVE WAY

LOWER BASEMENT 859.150 FFL

03a

PL-2

PL-19

V01

PL-29

VRV

H' B

DW03a

D3 DW 02

PL-21

PL-20

DW 02 PL-19

V01

DW01

VRV

DW01

DW03a

V01

4700 x 1750 15'5" x 5'9"

DTP - 77

DETAILS

V01

PROJECT:

V01

4700 x 1750 15'5" x 5'9"

50mm Thermocol expansion joint

Marathahalli, 132 - Yemalur Main Rd Bengaluru, Karnataka 560037

CLIENT:

DETAIL-A OVER HEAD TANK

LIFT WELL TERRACE

05a

DETAIL-A14

FD 01

DW 05

DETAIL-A16

FD 01

DW 03

BALCONY

DETAIL-A15

03a

DETAIL-A17

BEDROOM 3

DETAIL-A16

FD 01

BALCONY

DETAIL-A15

DETAIL-A17

BEDROOM 3

FD 01

BALCONY

DETAIL-A15

FD 01

40MM DIA SS HANDRAIL TO DETAIL AND SPECIFICATION

DETAIL-A16

BEDROOM 1

50X75MM POWDE ALUMINIUM FRAM

DETAIL-C

DW 03

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

BALCONY

LAMINATED TOUGHNED GLASS BALLUSTRADE TO SPECIALIST DETAIL AND SPECIFICATION

DETAIL-A FD 01

DW 03a

DETAIL-A16

FD 01

03a

BEDROOM 1

40X8 MM THICK SS FLAT BALUSTER

DETAIL-A16

20MM THICK GRANITE

DW 03

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BEDROOM 3

SCREEN DETAIL A21 DETAIL-A17

FD 01

FD 02

DW 03

BALCONY SCREEN PLAN SCALE 1:10

DETAIL-A15

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BEDROOM 3

BALCONY

FD 01

FD 02

980 1200

DETAIL-A15 SCREEN DETAIL-A21 DETAIL-A17

BEDROOM 1

10X5 MM GROOVE

BALCONY

DETAIL-A FD 01

DW 05a

BEDROOM 3

PASSENGER LIFT WELL

STAIRCASE AS PER EXISTING SITE STRUCTURE

TOWER I CORRIDOR

FD 01

STAIRCASE AS PER EXISTING SITE STRUCTURE

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

DW 05a

PASSENGER LIFT WELL

DETAIL-A15

BEDROOM 1

15MM THICK GRANITE SKIRTING

FFL

slope

LEGEN

WPC DECK FLOORING

PROPOSED STRUCT

FD 01

FD 02

DW 05

FD 01

FD 02

10 100

DETAIL-A15

100X15MM POWDE ALUMINIUM BOX SE

5050

DETAIL-A17

BEDROOM 1

FD 01

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BEDROOM 3

AS PER SITE

110 DETAIL-A15 SCREEN DETAIL A21

03a

FD 02

GRANITE COPING

BALCONY

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

FD 01

BALCONY

DW 03

BEDROOM 1

FD 01

TOWER I CORRIDOR

DW 03

DETAIL-A17 DETAIL-A16

FD 01

FD 02

03a

BEDROOM 3

BEDROOM 1

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BEDROOM 3

DETAIL-A17 SCREEN DETAIL-A21 DETAIL-A16

03a

FD 02

FFL DETAIL-A15 SCREEN DETAIL A21

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

DW 03

WPC DECK/TILE FLOORING BALCONY

BEDROOM 1

FD 01

TOWER I CORRIDOR

DETAIL-A16

GRANITE COPING

DW 03

FD 02

03a

SCREEN DETAIL-A21

DETAIL-A17 DETAIL-A16

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

FD 01

SCREEN DETAIL A21

BEDROOM 1

FD 01

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BEDROOM 3

50X75MM POWDER COATED ALUMINIUM FRAME

DETAIL-A15

03a

FD 02

DW 03

BALCONY

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

TOWER I CORRIDOR

100X15MM POWDER COATED ALUMINIUM BOX SECTION

DW 03

BEDROOM 1

FD 01

FD 02

Design Tree Service Consultants 03 Pv No. 7 Laxmi Narasimha Complex, 1 Phase, J.P.Nagar, Bangalore 560 07

LANDSCAPE CONSULTANT

DETAIL-A17 DETAIL-A16

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

FD 01

SCREEN DETAIL-A21

BEDROOM 1

FD 01

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BEDROOM 3

DETAIL-A15

03a

FD 02

BALCONY

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BEDROOM 3

40MM DIA MS HANDRAIL TO DETAIL AND SPECIFICATION

BEDROOM 1

FD 01

FD 02

03a

MEP CONSULTANT:

DETAIL-A14 DW 05

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

FD 01

Sterling Engineering Consultancy Se 1307,13th floor,brigade towers,135 b Bangalore-560025 (Karnataka)

BEDROOM 1

FD 01

FD 02

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BEDROOM 3

DETAIL-A17

DETAIL-A8

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BEDROOM 3

DETAIL-A15

STERL

ENGINEERING CONS

FD 01

FD 02

STRUCTURAL CONSULTAN

PRIVATE TERRACE

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

TOWER I CORRIDOR

BALCONY

Jaipur - Bangalore - Hyd

MA Architects 2588, 18th main, 2nd cross, HAL 2n Bangalore-560008 (Karnataka)

DETAIL-A5

FD 01

FD 02

FD 01

DETAIL-A8

ROOF TOP

1200

FD 01

PRIVATE TERRACE

ARCHITECT:

1665

1850

1900

ROOF TOP

DETAIL-A5

DIVYASREE INFRASTRUCTURE P Divyasree Chambers, A-Wing, No:11 Banglore-560025. Tel: +91-80-2221 3

BALCONY SCREEN ELEVATION SCALE 1:10

2185

1075

1350

FREE BOARD LEVEL

Ladder to access lift well terrace

DW 05

TOWER I CORRIDOR

TOWER IV CORRIDOR

EXISTING STRUCTU WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE TO SCALE : 1 : 150 SPECIALIST DETAIL AND SPECIFICATION

BEDROOM 1

DRAWN BY : ANN

DETAIL-E

CHECKED BY : AJMAL

FD 02

TOWER I CORRIDOR

DETAIL-D TOWER IV CORRIDOR

DRIVEWAY

GOOD FOR CON DETAIL-A11 TYPICAL BALCONY RAILING DETAIL SCALE 1:10

FD 02

TOWER I CORRIDOR

STORE

CEMENT BOARD FALSE CEILING

THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF M A ARCHIT OR USED WITHOUT THEIR WRITTEN PERMISSION THE INFORMATION IS ISSUED ON THE UNDERSTA DUPLICATED FOR THE PURPOSE OTHER THAN TH

DETAIL-A10

SHEET NO.

PROJECT

A-315

BALCONY DTP RAILING/- DRO 77 R0 SCALE 1:10

BENGALUR

PROJ. NO: GH 4045 TOWER IV CORRIDOR

DATE : 13

SHEET TITLE.

S.S CAP OVER GLASS RAIL AS PER VENDOR DETAIL

BUILDING SEC

PROFESSIONAL WORK 40MM DIA MS HANDRAIL TO

SUSTAINABILITY - VARANASI SEM 07 |MUSEUM | LIBRARY | PLAZA

Sudio guides: Prof. Anand Krishnamurthy Prof. Manoj Ladhad Asst. Prof Shantesh Kelvekar Asst. Prof Pallavi Dhomsev

ACADEMIC WORK

Process 2

Process 1

Internal Circulation Thouroughfare Varanasi street section analysis

ACADEMIC WORK

Reference section

Summer Sun

Reading area Museum

Winter Sun

West Facade is detailed such that the winter sun is let in and the summer sun is blocked.

Digital Ref

General reading

Children’s Library Museum Auditorium

General Reading Shadow analysis Summer Solistice

summer solistice summer solistice

Children’s activity area

Cafe and Museum

Shadow analysis Winter Solistice

wintersolistice solistice winter

River View

View Of Cafeteria

Library block

View to the Muesum from Library

View of the plaza along the thoroughfare

ACADEMIC WORK

CAMPUS DESIGNDESIGN- Institute for humanities Semester 06

Studio guides: Prof. Prashanth G Pole Prof. Vidhyashankar R Asst. Prof Pallavi Dhomsev

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SITE:

The site is located inside the limits of University of Mysore, with access roads on all four sides, also other facilities like University Library and canteen within reachable limits.

CAMPUS INTENT:

LOCATION:

University of Mysuru Campus

• To create a stronger connect/dialogue between the various branches of humanities. • To equipped students with critical thinking abilities and the ability to challenge the status quo. • To establish a strong connect to the society.

SITE AREA:

BUILT AREA: 4300m2 CAPACITY:

COURSE STRUCTURE: • PG Course duration: 2 years Student intake: 25/year/course • DOCTORATE Course duration: 2- 5 years(first 2 years classes) Student intake: 20/year 40 on campus,60 floating

COURSES:

State Bank Of India Department of Botony

Vicinity Map

30Iteration 1

INTENT:

Each course looks at the Society through different lenses. The intent of the design is to try and bring these differences and similarties of each course through different spaces that connect each courses and also separate them at certain points.

Media and Culture Studies Public policy and Governance Women’s Studies Sociology and Social Anthropology

The flat area of the site being at lvl+2, the campus was mostly built at this level, with two strips of buildings that form a spine that connects you from the entrance, along the campus to the end point being the OAT. The two are connected at certain points through bridges, that alllows for a walkthrough the central spine.

• Combination 1 Social Work Religion and Philosophy

Site Department of Science

400 people

Approach To The Site:

University of Mysore Campus (UOM)

Existing Humanities block

8700m2

Department of Commerce

• Combination 2 Climate Change and Sustainability Studies Religion, Conflict and Globalization (all course curriculums from TATA Institute of social sciences)

Iteration 2

Iteration 3

Iteration 4

CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES

CONCEPTUAL ISOMETRY

Library

Auditorium

Lecture Halls

OAT

Staff blocks Staff

Admin & Office

Central Spine

Iteration 5

Iteration 6

Iteration 7

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Ground Floor Plan

Along The Central Spine

First Floor Plan

Along The Entrance

View of the OAT

Second Floor Plan

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Neelkanth Chhaya Architect

Intern I Semester 10

Working Drawings I Model making Video Transcribing I Presentation drawings

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NOTES: 1. 2.

INSULATION STRIP 40 x 10

ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETER UNLESS SPECIFIED. ALL WALL THICKNESS ARE 230 UNLESS SPECIFIED.

STEEL SECTION 40 x 80

MS ANGLES 30 x 30 x 3

ROOFING SHEET

RIDGE SHEET

WOOD BEADING 20 x 50 INSULATION BOARD 50MM THK

INSULATION BOARD 50MM THK MS ANGLES 30 x 30 x 3

PLYWOOD CORNICE 20MM THK

PLYWOOD 10MM THK

INSULATION BOARD 50MM THK

REVISION DETAILS

PLYWOOD 10MM THK

REVISION DATE

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MS SOLID BAR 10 x 10

PLYWOOD 10MM THK INSULATION STRIP 40 x 10

DETAILS OF REVISION

STEEL SECTION 40 x 80

DETAILED SECTION D3

DETAILED SECTION D1 MS ANGLE 30 x 30 x 3

DETAILED SECTION D2 T SECTION 30 x 30 x 5 @ APPROX. 700 C/C WELDED TO END PURLIN & MS FLAT PLATE

20- 25MM COVER OF ROOFING SHEET OVER EDGE OF GUTTER

ALUMINIUM GUTTER 150 x 100 x 2

PLYWOOD 10MM THK WOOD BEADING 20 x 50

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STEEL SECTION 113.5 x 113.5

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22+/MS FLAT PLATE 50 x 100 x 6 @ APPROX. 700 C/C TO COVER FACE OF T SECTION BRACKET

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CONTINUOUS MS FLAT PLATE 6MM THK ALONG LENGTH OF GUTTER

PLYWOOD CORNICE PLATE PLASTER 50MM THICK

STEEL SECTION 48 x 96 GROVE 10MM

DETAILED SECTION D4

TEAK WOOD 50 x 25

STEEL SECTION 48 x 96 TEAK WOOD 65 x 30

PLASTERED SURFACE

EXPANDED METAL LATH TEAK WOOD 65 x 30

PART ELEVATION D (INSIDE) COMBINED DORMITORY - D1- D2,D3-LIBRARY

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STEEL SECTION 40 x 80 STEEL SECTION 48 x 96 MS ANGLE 30 x 30 x 3

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PART ELEVATION D (OUTSIDE) COMBINED DORMITORY - D1- D2,D3-LIBRARY

KEY SECTION 1:100

SCALE SHEET SIZE DATE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY

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ARCHITECT : NEELKANTH CHHAYA 308, VRAJBHOOMI COMPLEX BEHIND SHILP BUILDING OFF C.G. ROAD AHMEDABAD -09 TEL : (079) 26406838

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EXACT DIMENSIONS OF DOOR AND WINDOW OPENINGS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE

LVL +99.88

LVL +99.83

REVISION DETAILS

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VEGETATION

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BLOCK 1 LIBRARY(L)

DORMITORY 3(L)

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DETAILS OF REVISION

VEGETATION

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UP UP UP

ADMIN AND STORAGE (L) POND

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VEGETATION LVL +99.83

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TOW LVL +100.00

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SITE PLAN (LOWER LEVEL) (SCALE 1:200)

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VEGETATION

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ARCHITECT : NEELKANTH CHHAYA 308, VRAJBHOOMI COMPLEX BEHIND SHILP BUILDING OFF C.G. ROAD AHMEDABAD -09 TEL : (079) 26406838

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NOTES: 1.

EXACT DIMENSIONS OF DOOR AND WINDOW OPENINGS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE

ARCHITRAVE 15 x 45 REVISION DETAILS

ARCHITRAVE 45 x 15

REVISION DATE

DETAILS OF REVISION

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TEAK WOOD FRAME 57 x 120

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RSP Documentation- Shorapur Semester 05

Studio guides: Prof. Nagaraj Vastarey Asst. Prof Akash Rai

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LOCATION: Shorapur, Yadgir.

LAND USE:

The town is almost divided into two halves considering th residential part to the North of the temple and the other the South east of the town. A hierarchy of movement is are linked by small nodes. As one moves towards the re nodes increases too.

AGE OF BUILDINGS:

The palace and The Temple are the oldest structures in t tration of older buildings along these two. The newer set street connecting the two. The residents now use the old fort wall in the town has become a classroom. The number of buildings abandoned buildings is just few space to conduct their trade or reside here. Shorapur is town situated in-between the hills. It is located at a latitude of 16’31’ and longitude of 76’48’. The population is about 43,591 people. It is about 52kms from the main town of Yadgir District of Northern Karnataka. It lies in the delta region between Krishna river and it’s tributary Bhima river, about 383m above sea level. The land has fertile black and red soil with an average rainfall of 150mm. It is surrounded by four hills, which naturally fortifies the town. The town is situated in an arid region with hot climatic conditions. The terrain of the town slopes from West to East. The town is situated within four hills and gaurded by two consecutive fortification- massive in structure running over the hills and across the valley. The length of the fortification is about 6400m, made of chisseled rounded stones. The gateways are strengthened with two bastions on either side.

Section through the TEMPLE and KALYANI

HIEGHTS:

The buildings respect the height of the Temple and the P power, above the rest of the structures. The idea of faith way they build their homes and respect their surroundin

TYPOLOGY:

The north-west of the town remains rooted to its tradition The rest of the town has grown pre-dominantly after the newer one’s are closely packed while the old one’s are

he land use patterns- one half considering the r half consisting of the commercial part towards seen by observing the road widths. These roads esidential area of the town, the privacy level of the

the area documented. There is a longer concentllements and shops have come up along the der buildings to suit their needs, like how a broken

w, due to the fact that people are occupying the

Palace, placing these two structures at a place of h within the people united them and dictates the ngs.

ns and havn’t changed. e technology of reinforced concrete came up.The e spaciously arranged.

VENUGOPALASWAMY TEMPLE: From the high plinths of the temple, we could realize the largeness of scale with respect to the scale when we were below, on the streets. In the midst of a mushy and humid street, with dusty winds, amongst the honking vehicles, grunting pigs and hundreds of babbling voices, a majectic and elegant entity stood out from all, with a divine Identity. The Venugopalswamy temple along with it’s Kalyani in front of it, spread its divinity from the highest point to the lowest point being the home of Surpur. The royal temple is located to the west of the Palace complex, on a high, elevated surface. The east facing Venugopalswamy temple was built by Raja Venkata Nayaka. It consist of a Garbhagriha, an Antharala, an Ardhamantapa, a sabhamantapa, a pillared mukhamantapa, a rectangular pillared verandah, a mahamantapa, a dvajastamba and a prakara enclosed within it’s high walls. A broad flight of steps on the east leads to the temple from the ground level. There are 46 pillars in the outer mukhamantapa which is noteworthy for it’s ornamentation. The temple shikara is of Dravidian style. The parapet contains stucco sculptures. There consist of a Pushkarni ( sacred pool for the devotees to cleanse themselves before entering the temple) located at the foot of the stairs that lead up to the temple.

Street Section 1

Street Section 2

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COMMERCIAL STREET IN FRONT OF KALYANI

The plan and sectional elevation seen is that of the commercial street that lies towards the east of the temple. The street also consist of an entrance to the kalyani, from where there is connection to the Temple. The temple being situated on a higher plane is clearly visible from the street. The commercial structures on the street are all temproary structures.The temproary structures are made of asbestos sheets and timber wood as supports. The street is quite busy with strong vehicular movement such as transport vehicles. On the opposite elevation of this street consist of partly residential and commercial structures. The commercial structures are mostly of carpentry and cycle repairy shops. It also consist of smaller shrines. As the street extends to the north, it slowly consist of residential structres as well. This street is one of the main approach that connects to the kalyani and temple from the bust stand. The street is said to be more activated during the festival times, as people from other parts of karnataka pour in for the festival. The street extends towards the south connecting to the main commercial street that runs parallel to the temple.

Commercial Street PLAN

NORTH SIDE TEMPLE GULLY

This gully runs along the north of the temple, parallel to the temple. Silent, foul smell and congested. The gully slopes for about 10m. This hasn’t prevented people with their actvities. They ride motorbikes, cycles all along these slopy gullies. These gulllies are the silent residential part of the town. There are few narrow shortcuts that help us reach the back of the temple. There are small drains that run along side of the narrow roads, the roads are either tarred or made of concrete, unevenly in texture. The house entrances begin with a plinth and steps that lead up to it. the plinths are higher on one end as the streets are sloping. The plinths offer a space for interaction with public and also may be a resting place for the passersby. There are thorns and bushes grown on abondoned site with sights of pigs everywhere. There are few derelict structures, made of stone to be found along the streets.

On Site sketch

Commercial Street ELEVATION

North Gully PLAN

North Gully ELEVATION

Documentation credits: Sri Vishal, Ann Lia , John George, Prajwala

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RSP DocumentationDocumentation- Udaiyalur Semester 03

Studio guides: Prof. Srinivas SG Prof. Nagesh HD Asst. Prof Shreyas Baindur Asst. Prof Anjali Sharma

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STUDIO BRIEF The intent of the Related Study Programme(RSP) studio was to understand the context of villages/agraharams by observing the everyday actvities, materiality, etc. The study programme included documentation on site as collective work and eventually designing on prominent spaces of the agraharam called Udaiyalur

HISTORY:

Udaiyalur initially is renowned as ’Boopathirajapuram’ or ’SriKanteyapuram’. Brahmins found a way to survive through their intellect and made workers work because the water was abundant. Since then, they got into agriculture and settlement was necessary to control the production. The Agraharams belong to Brahmins they were elevated as it was believed that would depict their elevated stature in society. Climatologically speaking, the elevation of the land is a necessary precaution from the flood plains.

STREETS: UDAIYALUR

Udaiyalur is a town situated in the south of India, around 12km from Kumbakonam, TamilNadu. Udaiyalur being in the delta regions of the river Cauvery, the eastern part of the Indian peninsula, receives the Northeast monsoon. It holds nutrient-rich alluvial soils whose deposits are brought by the slowing river. This land is known for the growth of paddy and along with blackgram, sugarcane, banana, coconut, redgram, greengram, sesame, and maize.

One experiences transition in Udaiyalur from the street to the house concerning scale and light. The enclosure varies as one moves around the house, thus covering different zones of privacy. Every house welcomes a person by providing shade and a plinth. The shade is brough t by a sloping roof that filters light while also cooling the space. The plinth responds anthropometrically, which allows activities to happen comfortably As a private living area, thalavaram is lit by muttram. Muttram is an unbuilt zone that is surrounded by thalavaram at which life in a house happens.

HOUSES:

The simple science of hot air rising above and cold air settles down has been applied in the houses of Udaiyalur. The wall and the floor of the court heats up during the day, and as the hot air rises above, fresh cooler air comes from the backyard and equilibrates through the linear door.

FESTIVALS:

The main festivals celebrated traditionally in the Agraharam now are Pongal, Maatu Pongal (second week of January), Thiruvizha(celebrated during March-end or April_beginning), Pilliyar Nombu, and Thirukarthigai Deepam (celebrated during early December. The other communities in the village support each other through sharing food and donating money.

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Ann Lia Mathew +91 9739670877 2017_ann.l.m@wcfa.ac.in

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