Portfolio | Architecture | 2013-18 | Anushka Mital

Anushka Mital ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO *image: self drawn

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RESUME EDUCATION Bachelors of Architecture from Amity School of Architecture and Planning.(Batch 2013-2018). ~ THIRD IN BATCH (BRONZE MEDAL) CGPA 8.28

ISC (XIITH) City Montessori School, Lucknow. ~ 89%

ANUSHKA MITAL

ICSE (Xth) City Montessori School, Lucknow ~ 93%

COMPETITIONS 6Th November +91-6394428787

anushkamital6@gmail.com

Driven by creative work.

Believe in creating purposeful architecture that benefits the society.

I believe in the sustainable approach to design, how the work of architects design the society, culture and creates history.

This portfolio is a compilation of academic and internship work.

Main design 1,Zonasa 2014 Aratrika, NIT, Patna “Landscape Design” Zonasa 2015 Archismat, NIT Rourkela.

Rubeuns ,Zonasa 2015 Archismat, NIT, Rourkela.

“Paint Your World” Competition, Amiphoria 2015.

Concepts in Architecture, Amity University.

Best use of Waste Material., Amity University.

Schools Without Classrooms, Archasm Competition. workshops/internships Zonasa 2014, NASA convention.

Zonasa 2015, NASA Design Convention Cascade 2013.

Fire Safety Services Workshop, Archade Foundation.

HVAC Services Workshop, Archade Foundation.

Green Building Envelope Workshop, Archade Foundation .

Concepts In architecture Workshop, Amity University.

16 Weeks Internship at ADS Architects, Ahmedabad.

SKILLS Languages- English, Hindi.

Drawing- Hand drafting, Hand rendering, sketching.

Softwares- Autocad, Sketchup, Adobe photoshop, InDesign, MS Office.

‘I never build for classes of people, HIG [highincome group], MIG, LIG, tribals [tribal people], fishermen and so on. But I will build only for a Matthew, a Bhaskaran, a Muneer, or a Sankaran.’ ~ Laurie Baker

content contents KUTUMBH, a community for old and young

THESIS PROJECT Year 5 A STUDY OF NORTH-SOUTH METRO CORRIDOR, LUCKNOW, INDIA. transit oriented development

URBAN DESIGN STUDIO Year 5

SCHOOL WITHOUT CLASSROOMS Competition, 2017

PRIMARY SCHOOL, STUDIO Year 3

PROFESSIONAL WORK Year 4

PHOTOGRAPHY SKETCHES

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Location: New Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, India.

Program: Thesis desertation | Type: Individual Project | Research work | Proposal Year: 2018 Semester: 10th Guidance: Prof. Ar. Arun Kapur

KUTUMBH: A COMUNNITY FOR OLD AND YOUNG an ammalgamation of a old age home and orphanage .

THESIS DESERTATION

The project identifies a new typology for of social housing. The idea of the co-existence of the two generations The symbiotic relationship that can be established.

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site STUDY WHY NEW DELHI?

SITE LOCATION

The city is rich in diversity , with a huge population.

The number of homless chlidren and orphans is high.

The senior citizens usually stay here because of medical facilities and high connectivity.

Hence, there is a need for such projects.

Pocket 5, Vasant kunj, New Delhi site area9.04 acres (36,600sqm) altitude127m above msl latitude28°31’23.3”N longitude77°09’20.9”E

SITE ACCESSIBILTY distance from airportrailway stationdelhi metro-

igi airport 5km

New Delhi Station- 19.6 km

SERVICES Built drains runs along the road.

Sewer line below the road.

Water supply through the delhi jal board..

Ground water level 50-70m Delhi lies in seismic zone-4

CLIMATE Delhi has a composite climate. It is very hot in summer (April - July) and cold in winter (December - January). The average temperature can vary from 25oC to 45oC during the summer and 22oC to 5oC during the winter.

Chhatarpur - 2.5km

nearest hospital-

Fortis Hospital- 800m

MAJOR ROADS Abdul gaffar khan marg - 25km city road (Mehrauli-mahipalpur road) Delhi jal board road- 16km neighbourhood road Sector b road- 16 km neighbourhood road

SITE JUSTIFICATION

SITE JUSTIFICATION

The location in prime developing region of delhi.

Majorly residential and institutional building typologies nearby compliments the project type.

Basic amenties like hospital, commercial complexes, schools and transportation within 2km radius.

Delhi Development Authority owned land permitted for care homes and social use.

site S.W.O.T.

STRENGTH

accessibile from all major TRANSPORTATION links. irregular site profile will help in inventive design. no similar activity nearby. good connectivity to urban centres, hospitals.

DATA STUDY

case STUDY- sos children’s village History- It was founded in 1949 by Hermann Gmeiner in Imst, Austria. It came to India in year 1964 by Indira Gandhi.SOS Children’s Village at Greenfields was established in the year 1964.

Ownership- Sos is an independent, non-governmental and non-profit organisation working for the holistic development of parentless children, women and children belonging to vulnerable families.

REASONS FOR SELECTION Faridabad is selected for the study.

It is located near new delhi, the location of site .

It is a hub of social care, major chliden development district with two sos children,s village, various old age and retirement homes.

The location because of proximity of to delhi has diversity and a need for such projects.

LOCATION Gurukul Rd, Greenfields Colony Block C, Sector 41, Faridabad, Haryana 121010

WEAKNESS only one accesible road.

No special views from the site immense proximity to the substation.(ht line) slight encroachments from the existing kabbar selling area. many trees found on site which limit the design considerations.

OPPORTUNITY

dry-winter humid subtropical TEMPERATURE RANGE- 8OC - 39OC AVERAGE RAINFALL- 214MM AVERAGE HUMIDITY- 71%

the existing greenery trees are in the south-west corner thus blocking the excess summer heat and the view and odour from the slums in the back.

TOTAL SITE AREAS- 7.5ACRES(30,372SQM) GROUND COVERAGE- 21% F.A.R- 0.16

the irregular site will help in a form development of the building.

Family based care is given to orphans. In this village there are 20 families. So the design is in a form of a residential community. 5 Detached house unit forms a cluster, each cluster has a neighbourhood park.

Common areas, administraton and staff area are in the entrance because of public , semi- public nature

the site offers 2 views that can be considered while providing openings and windows

THREAT immense proximity to the kabbar mandi and slums, causing odour, view , security and hygiene issues the ht line passing along the site. airport nearby therefore noise nuisance.

At present, the Village consists of 193 children 166 are residing in 20 Family Homes under the loving care of 18 dedicated mothers, 4 aunts and 3 mother trainees.

5 administration department The site is planned according to existing land topography.

The existing levels of site are utilised in planning.

The site has two entries.

There is scattered zoning is done.

Parking is provided near the main entrance.

The circulation is divided into two parts: One between the blocks.

One between the residential clusters.

The barrier free rules not not followed. No kerb ramps.

No handrails, etc.

The existing landscape is merged with design.

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DESIGN CONCEPT By bridging the gap between old and young generation.

By providing accessibility to the both.

By giving the common spaces and still maintaining the privacy.

USERS CHILDREN BOYS AGE(6-10) BOYS AGE(10-14) GIRLS AGE (6-10) GIRLS AGE (10-14) GIRLS AGE(14-18) SENIOR CITIZENS females and males above 55yrs age.

STAFF: CAREGIVERS KITECHEN STAFF LAUNDRY STAFF MEDICAL STAFF TEACHERS WARDENS LIBRARIAN

SITE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION

SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION

SUPPORTING STAFF: CLEANERS PEONS CLERKS SECRETARY WORKERS ADMINISTRATION: DIRECTOR HEAD OF CHILDREN’ HOME HEAD OF OLD-AGE HOME ACCOUNTS/FUNDS CO-WORKERS GUESTS/VOLUNTEERS family of senior citizens volunteers (young adults/ social workers) guest educationalists

PRIVATE

SEMI-PRIVATE

PUBLIC

COMMON RESIDENTIAL RECREATIONAL VOCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION GUEST MEDICAL STAFF

ENTRY

SITE CONCEPT AND PLANNING Building blocks orientation is in n-s direction.

The pond is provided in the way of prevailing winds.

For evaporative cooling.All the playgrounds and basketball and tennis court are in n-s direction.

Existing trees on site are utilised as it is.

All pedestrian and pathways are according to barrier free (cpwd norms).

Kerb ramps are provided for the pedestrians.

Tactile material is used for the pavements.

SITE ZONNING /PLACEMENT

MASSING OF BLOCKS SITE AREA - 36,600 SQM Achieved Ground Coverage - 27% FAR achieved- 1.2 Max buiding height - 23m

legends LOADING/UNLOADING AREAS. ENTRY / EXIT GREEN GROUND LVL +00 PATHWAYS +00LVL PEDESTRIAN- 2000MM WIDE PARKING SPACE- 100 CAR

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THE HIERARCHY

RESIDENTIAL BLOCK

COMMON AREA (GREEN ROOF) PRIVATE AREA The childrens’s block, oldage block

Comprises of the follows: OLD AGE BLOCK, CHILDREN’S BLOCK, DINING AREA, KITCHEN, THE CASUAL ACTIVITY AREA The residential block is the most adherently used building of this project, its analogous to the living area of a house.

There is the existence of public, private and semi private areas within this building.

This hierarchy is attained by the vertical and horizontal displacement of functions and spaces. identity of oldage home

Residential of both separated by communal space THE PUBLIC AREA dining area, kitchen, activity area, services

THE PUBLIC AREA: The public area in residential block consists of the basic amenties of human life. (food, clothing and recreation)

identity of children’s home

the present scenario is that the two generations exists independently. thus the identity.

the o.at.

communal area

Acts as a meeting point, the relaxing area, interactive zone

the identity is maintained due to the behavioural, functional and security reasons.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN the vertical displacement , gives separation and privacy to both.

THE children’s residential block

THE communal and residential floor: The semi-private and private area of residential block coexsists. The barriers are provided by the movement restriction horizontally.

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN( 1-3)

FIRST FLOOR PLAN the placement of rooms in a line.

staggering of room for creating a interactive and social area

the increase in the common space

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THE senior citizen residential block The old age home/ senior citizen block has been designed according to the barrier free norms(CPWD).

The rooms types consists of shared rooms, singlerooms and apartment rooms for the couples.

the basic courtyard planning according to the climate of northen India

the duplicacy of the plan, connectiong the spaces by the shared activities

vertical displacement of the plans. the floor plates gradually decreasing, hence the areas used as common spaces.

the stepped terraces are designed as garden area, thus bringing nature and fresh air closer to the residents

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

AREA 6-8 YEARS CHILDREN ROOM 3 BED ROOM 3 BED ROOM 1 BED ROOM TV ROOM CARETAKER BED ROOM CARETAKER ROOM STORE NURSE STATION COMMON ROOM 1 COMMON AREA COMMON GARDEN TERRACE COMMON ROOM 2 WARDEN ROOM COMMON ROOM 3 BALCONY 2 BED ROOM BALCONY COMMON ROOM 4

192.5 Sqm 53 Sqm 55 Sqm 30 Sqm 90 Sqm 38 Sqm 61 Sqm 26 Sqm 52.5 Sqm 90 Sqm 74 Sqm 90 Sqm 120 Sqm 60 Sqm 130Sqm 10 Sqm 38 Sqm 7 Sqm 70Sqm

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

FIFTH FLOOR PLAN

supporting blocks

the administrative block AREA OF THE BLOCK- 740 SQM

Comprises of the follows: COMMUNAL BLOCK, MEDICAL BLOCK, STAFF BLOCK, GUEST BLOCK ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK

AREA HOD OFFICE DIRECTORS RECEPTION WAITING AREA OFFICE PANTRY LOUNGE GALLERY OFFICE MEETING ROOM OFFICE RECORD ROOM SECURITY

47 Sqm 47 Sqm 15 Sqm 35 Sqm 47 Sqm 15 Sqm 50 Sqm 80 Sqm 47 Sqm 47 Sqm 47 Sqm 40 Sqm 40 Sqm

the corridor is cut through the diagonal of the plan.

the separation of formal informal zones by the corridor gives a dynamic nature to the design.

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“Lucknow is the city of rich culture, distinct urban character. The intoduction of metro is making huge impact. How to deal with the chaos?”

Location: Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India.

Program: Urban Design Studio | Tranist Oriented Development Type: Group Project | Research work | Survey | Proposals Year: 2017 Semester: 9th Guidence: Prof. Ar, Sumit Wadhera

PRELIMINARY SITY STUDY DEMOGRAPHIC STUDY & LAND USE PATTERN EXISTING VIEWS & VISTAS~ BUILDING MORPHOLOGY

A STUDY OF NORTH-SOUTH METRO CORRIDOR, LUCKNOW, INDIA. transit oriented development

TRAFFIC ANALYSIS ENCROACMENTS & ACTIVITY ANALYSIS INFRASTRUCTURE ANALYSIS S.W.O.T ANALYSIS

URBAN DESIGN STUDIO

LANDUSE MAP OF THE STRETCH

“LUCKNOW” The City of Nawabs & Capital of Uttar Pradesh.

Lucknow Metro started on 5th Sept.ember 2017.

It will have two lines : North South Corridor - Airport to Munsipulia (22.8 km) East West Corridor - Charbagh to Vasant Kunj (11km)

DEMOGRAPHICS

The Stretch studied from Laxamanpuri to bluedart (1.1km)

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existing site elevation - from laxanpuri gate to blue dart (aravali marg) 1.1km

BUILDING MORPHOLOGY Building Height Map

Nolli’s Map

Architectural Style

Built- Unbuiltup

problems identified in buildings :

Parking Space

Housing Subsystem

Land Ownership

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traffic analysis

PROPOSALS RETHINKING BHOOTNATH MARKET

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The design problem covers a stretch of approximately 1.1 km along the faizabad road with major networks about the main axis. The site incorporates the Faizabad road running in the east-west direction, the bhootnath market road no north-south direction along with various other primary and tertiary roads.

The design stretch includes four major junctions or crossing as shown in th plan - the bhootnath junction, sabzi mandi t-junction, azaad market junction and aravali marg junction.

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MAJOR TRAFFIC NODES

LANDSCAPE

1 BHOOTNATH JUNCTION The major traffic flow is during evening hours, having peak time on weekends.

Major percentage of vehicles being two-wheelers and pedestrian.

2 AZAAD MARKET JUNCTION The major traffic flow is during afternoon and evening hours, having.

Major percentage of vehicles being two-wheelers.

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SABZI MANDI T-JUNCTION The major traffic flow is during evening hours.

Major percentage of vehicles being two-wheelers and pedestrian.

- No lights are provided within the park.

- Statue of baidu prasad halwasiya is at one end.

- No sitting space space is provided.

- Hardscape is given in centre of the park.

- Bushes and trees in different shapes.

- Lighting are provided with sufficient requirement.

- Children play area provided.

- Jogging track provided.

- Benches provided for sitting.

- Various types of plantation and trees are provided.

- Main park and gathering area for the locality.

4 ARAVALI JUNCTION The major traffic flow is during afternoon and evening hours.

Major percentage of vehicles being two-wheelers and four-wheelers.

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ACTIVITY analysis

swot analysis

THE IDENTIFICATION OF SITE :

STRENGTH The stretch has a very distinct and diversified landuse.

Buildings in this strech is highly influenced by Neo-Classical Style and shows harmony with occasional pinch contemporary and modern style.

weakness A very large portion of buildings and lands in the stretch remains unused, abandoned, and lacks maintainance.

The building morphology instead of being uniform throughout the stretch changes its character from time to time.

Azad market Design

parking space redesign & redevelopment

Lekhraj Building retrofitting/ Sabji Mandi Design

Awas Vikaas Building Reconstruction the Elevation treatment of bhootnath and redevelopment of ROW

ROW along the metro corridor

Public Design

opportunity The unsued land and abandoned buildings can be utilised for future usage and expansions if needed.

Some portions of the defence and overnment land can be used for developing public services (Public Toilets, Bus Stand etc) if required.

threats Encroachments and illegal occupation of vacant lands poses great threat in identifying the land ownership and in development of the area.

The established buildings that are old pose hindrance to the development of character to the building morphology.

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proposal 1 : rEDEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY MARKET: SABJI MANDI DESIGN

LEKHRAJ DOLLAR BUILDING

problems

needs

Vegetable grocers sit on road.

No light provisions. They carry Their own battery and lights.

Parking setbacks are encroached by them.

No sanitation and disposal.

No water trap and water supply.

Lack of personal storage area.

Climatic variations hinder their sale.

Pedestal oriented vending zone.

Light facilities are provided.

Storage area is given.

Reduce police bribes by providing them authorised areas.

Reduce harrasment Temporary vending zones can be used as shelter for Homelessness

VENDOR ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT OF SABJI MANDI “Interacting city environment.

Provide affordable goods.

Employment for people.

Goods available at Convenient location.

Street vendors in india are Unlicensed, goverenmentShould issue licenses to Those to want to start Their business.”

SABJI MANDI

toilet

water

waste

electricity

shelter

storage

proposal 2 : rEDEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY MARKET: LEKHRAJ DOLLAR RETROFITTING

problems

needs

The shops above are not used because people don’t prefer going up.

Congested arrangement.

The Spencer has ben shifted from ground floor to fourth floor.

No management for water supple, Electricity, waste disposal-public utilities.

The interior of builing is very dark and shady.

The negative/hidden spaces are misused by drunkards etc.

Corridors are very narrow, about 1000m only.

There is no proper elevation treatment on the building.

Setbacks are used by vegetable vendors on East side.

Arches and jallis are used in Elevation for asthetics.

Encroachments are now used as Parking spaces Barrier free design is implemented.

Two floors are added to the Building as recreational zones- Gaming zones,roof top cafes, etc.

The planters are used in the curved balconies. Green roof cafe is given.

The shady and misleading zones are Eradicated by increasing the building’s economy.

EXISTING AREAS Floor plate area - 4175 sqm Floor plate area without services- 3469.32 Sqm Circulation area- 1252.5 Sqm Per shop- 13.18 Sqm approx.

Parking - 2 wheelers- 400 approx.

4 Wheelers- 100 approx.

PROPOSED AREA STATEMENT: Floor plate area - 4408.95 Sqm Floor plate area without services- 2733.63 Sqm Circulation area- 1322.65 Sqm Per shop- 14 sqm approx.

Parking - 2 wheelers- 500 approx 4 Wheelers- 150 approx

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proposal 3 : RETHINKING BHOOTATHMARKET: R.O.W. DESIGN , AWAS VIKAS BUILDING REDEVELOPMENT , PARKING REDESIGN AND ELEVATION TREATMENT

problems

needs

Bhootnath records high pedestrian and non-motorized transit users during peak business hours in the evening, highest between 6pm to 7pm.

1800 pedestrians per hour are recorded entering or leaving, during the peak hour

10% visitors come to using bicycles .

50% of the central space is occupied by parked vehicles during the peak hours.

bhootnath AS A PUBLIC SPACE

2/3

rd On an average, of the visitors in the Market are women.

13%

of the visitors, are 65 years Only and above, and 6% are children.

AWAS VIKAS BUILDINGS REDEVELOPMENT

Opportunities to Stand/Stay: To establish a lear relation between private shops and public spaces by clear definition of spaces for pedestrians to walk, stand and stay.

Opportunities to Sit: It is essential to provide provisions for seating at appropriate locations by better organization of space.

Opportunities to See: Project heritage quality of the place by enhancing view of historic axis and unhindered visibility of the monuments.

Good cities are about people. A key objective is to ensure protection, comfort and enjoyment.

Opportunities to Talk and Listen: Noise levels in the Chowk need to be reduced in order to create a place that meets permissible noise-level standards.

Measures such as traffic calming would result in reduced traffic flows thereby resulting in an overall reduction in noise-levels.

The public space offers very few oppor-

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tunities to sit and rest; at anytime of the people found there are standing, other than those walking.

PARKING REDESIGN

BHOOTNATH R.O.W.

Opportunities to Walk: Organizing vehicular traffic and spaces for various activities would contribute towards better comfort, safety and livability, with space for everybody.

COMPLEX ELEVATION TREATMENT

Opportunities for variety of activities: Existing historical and cultural activities in BHOOTNATH need to be supported by facilities and conserved.

THE PLACEMENT OF PEDESTRIANS, VEHICLES AND VENDORS AT DIFFERENT TIMES OF DAY:

MORNING

AFTERNOON

EVENING

Redeveloping the ROW No more vehicles on the street, wider roads, trees along with seating space to provide shade and rest..

Pedestrian footpath and spaces for vendors Installing more no. of street lights Redesigning the triangular patch and as a public space for social interaction giving it a good urban feature.

Provision of new parking on the existing underground parking.

Redeveloping the existing parking to have more space for vehicles.

No. of vehicles before – 113 cars No. of vehicles now – 350 CARS

PROPOSED DESIGN OF COMMERCIAL COMPLEX FOR AWAS VIKAS

Elevation treatment should be done to give bhootnath a better building character.

Concept of huge windows should be applied on the upper floor.

Commercial buildings with building façade should have large window areas to share the building’s interior with the street.

Sitting spaces should be provided under the trees.

Safety of the pedestrians should be increased.

We have amalgamated the existing activities of the parking roof. It was used by children to play cricket, so a rooftop playing area with adequate seating is provided on the proposal.

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proposal 4 : REDEVELOPING MARKET

AZAD

DEVELOPING MARKET PLACE, PARKING SPACE, OFFICE BUILDING.

problems Haphhazard planning and development.

Dynamic change in the market from morning to evening.

No parking for the excessive traffic inflow at peak hour.

Waste management.

2.5m small lanes in which 2-wheelers and 4-wheelers both enter creating congestion.

Approachability problems due to road width.

Residential area and market area is not segregated.

potential It is the main market hub for the Indira Nagar colony. It has a variety of shops from automobiles shops, mechanics, Meat vendors, apparel shops, liquor shops etc.

HALVASIYA APARTMENT

AZAD MARKET ~REDEVELOPMENT

needs Provide parking spaces.

Vehicular movement should be restricted.

Congestion removal.

Lack of barrier free environment.

Fire Safety problems.

DEMOGRAPHIC STUDY NO. OF SHOPS % OF OWNED SHOPS % OF RENTED SHOPS NO. OF RESIDENTS NO. OF WORKERS

context 256 80% 20% 3000 760

Azad market was in the proposed plan By Awas Vikas (housing &Development board).

It is mainly Commercial zone with some mixed use shops with residence at First floor.

COMMERCIAL AREA The idea was to redevelop azad markets commercial area into an easy to use market place which can also act as a green space for the nearby area.

Parking Entry

Market Entry

sabji mandi road

Office Entry faizabad road

Residential Entry azad market road residential entry.

Elements used to make it user efficient - Levels are involved such as the roof of the shops can be used as steps for the Above shops. (Scene 4) - The whole market goes underground to the level of 6600 mm.

- Ramps are provided along the steps so that a barrier free environment can be provided. (Scene 1) - A centralised green area is provided with a fountain running along its centre.

Residential area The residential area was provided with basement attached to the commercial area.

BASEMENT PARKING For handling the parking issue of azad market an underground parking is provided.

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Location: Tempelhof Feld, Berlin.

Program: Archasm Competition | Type: Group Project(2) | Research work | Proposal Year: 2017 Semester: 8th Guidance: Self Google Earth: Latitude: 52°28’16”N Longitude: 13°23’14”W Site Area: 9480 square metres approx

DESIGN BRIEF Berlin is the 21st century contemporary world’s ideal capital. The city left its torrid history behind to quickly grow and cement itself into the intellectual and cultural core of the world. Berlin is the epicenter of any new movement that starts to demolish the old world order.

The site for the competition is located in Templehof, Berlin and aims to create an exemplary prototype forall the new world schooling systems to follow.

CONCEPT GENERATION

SCHOOLS WITHOUT CLASSROOMS archasm competition

competition

Development of individual at city level.

schools with classrooms classroom education system basically crams verbal & written knowledge into the child’s head.

VS

schools withOUT classrooms this new education system works by giving the kids spaces they need

DANCE STUDIO Under ground soundproof Studio with the tribal cave like look.

knowledge is

S P A C E S

THE INDUSTRY

Application of the education given.- Science, geography,Social studies etc.

BODHI TREE

Enlightment area ‘Gurukul’ education teacher to student Verbal education

PRIVATE, SEMI-PRIVATE & GROUP Self study Observing and studying Sharing & learning

given

TREE HOUSES percieved

ADMINISTRATION applied

CANTEEN ENDLESS KNOT

un[-inted] classified

spatial organisation

Contemplating zone It represents the infinite Possibilities that children have

The declassification of the school is done by providing flexibility through children.

The areas are segregated as industrial, media centre, amphitheatre, interaction zones and playing areas.

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Primary School is a place where kids get their first exposure of the outside world.

Primary school is the key factor which decide their views of life. As the lock opens only when it matces the perfect key, it is important that the school and child perfectly matches

Location: Lucknow, India.

Program: Design Studio | School Type: Individual Project | Design | Hand work Year: 2014 Semester: 4rd Guidance: Prof. Ar. Mohit Agarwal

KITICHEN

DESIGN BRIEF DINING AREA

A Primary school is the first step for a human towards education. It’s not only about the faculty or the people around but also the environment which surrounds us. We See space, perceive the beauty in ourselves and that is how we grow. A charitable trust wish to set up such value based school.

In the residential colony on a plot of 200m X 100m , with 18 m approch road from one side only.

ACTIVITY AREA

PRESCHOOL

PLAYGROUND

COMMON PLAY AREA

PRIMARY CLASSROOMS ADMINISTRATION

ENTRY

plan

PRIMARY SCHOOL

front elevation

section aa

studio, YEAR-2

section bb

side elevation

school front view

cafeteria

swimming pool

guard room

site plan gazebo

parking space

site elevation

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INTERNSHIP WORK A.D.S ARCHITECTS

SHALIN SQUARE, SITE OFFICE.

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OFFICE/ COMMERCIAL CENTER, SHIVALIK SATYAMEV

DETAILS

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Built on the philosophy of delivering more, Ratnaakar Nine Square is a futuristic commercial center that aims to give you the best of all worlds at all times.

Here, workspaces have more space, floors have more technology, amenities have more innovation and you have more success.

LAYOUTS

elegant office spaces come with one-of-a-kind amenities that give you the best of all worlds. So, move ahead and step into thismarvellous structure to see what it can offer you.

COMMERCIAL CENTER, RATNAKAR NINE SQUARE

DETAILS

Ratnaakar Nine Square is the quintessential modern business center. The sound infrastructure is enhanced by well-planned designs. The spacious floors are wellequipped with boardrooms, conference rooms and hi-tech specifications. And the aesthetics of the stylish workspaces are complemented by the functionality of the flexible layouts. All in all, more is your workplace.

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photography

‘Autumn’ justaposition of the blue sky and the autumn leaves somewhere, lucknow.

‘Wudu’ for abulation , Explicitly used by the parched pegions.

Jama Masjid, Ahmedabad

‘‘Lung Ta means ‘wind horse’ in tibetan. The tibetans beileve the prayers and mantras will be blown by the wind to spread the good-will and compasssion in the prevading space. kalpa monastry, kalpa, himachal pradesh.

sketchs

‘prayer’, creating smoke and incense during the puja by buddhist monks.

‘‘darwaza” a side door in the Qila-i- Kuhna Mosque. purana kila, new delhi.

Gangtey, bhutan.

‘‘jodhpur” the blue city of jodhpur, houses colored in blue dye mixed with limestone. jodhpur, rajasthan.

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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO MAY 2018

ANUSHKA MITAL + 91-6394428787 an ushkam i tal 6@ gmail l.c o m