Anushka Panigrahi | Architectural Portfolio | SPA Vijayawada | 2020-23

Anushka Panigrahi 14/04/2002

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English, Hindi, Odia

Hello! I am Anushka Panigrahi, an undergraduate student in my fourth year of Architecture, I am passionate about all things related to design and art. From painting to illustrating, I enjoy expressing myself through art of various different mediums. My passion for art and my appreciation for the discipline of architecture work together to drive my love for the field.

Skillset

Concept Development

Architectural Illustrations

Architectural Visualisation

3D Modelling Painting Dancing

Education

Bachelors in Architecture

School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada

2020- Present

Senior Secondary Education

New Millennium School, Delhi Public School, Bahrain

2016-2020

High School

Indian School, Bahrain

2016

Software Efficiency

Drafting

3D Modelling and BIM Visualization

Presentation

Videography

Premiere Pro

Academic Projects Competitions and Achievements

2023

Mixed Used | Commercial and Hotel | (Ongoing) | Chennai Semester VI

2022

Vijayawada Municipal Corporation | Vijayawada Semester V

Vijayawada Case Study Semester V

Mysore Municipal Corporation documentation Semester V

Art school | Tamil Nadu Semester IV

2021

Primary School | Vijayawada | Andhra Pradesh Semester III

Third Skin | Residence | Bahrain Semester II

Workshops

Hands-on Sculpture Workshop | SPA, Vijayawada | Mr. Santhosh Kumar P.

Site Analysis and Climate Study | Kaarwan

Vertical Design Studio | SPA, Vijayawada | Dr. Pravin Onkar & Dr. Archana

2022

Habitat 2.0 | Student Housing | Noida

Archmello

Cafe Interiors | South Korea

Archdais

Dance Trophy | Annual NASA Convention

NASA, India

2021

GSEN Trophy

Participated

ANDC Trophy

Participated

Griha Trophy

Top 10

LIK Trophy

Participated

2020

Collaborated with AIESEC Bahrain

Hosted a webinar on ‘Recycled Paper’ as part of their ‘Do-It-Yourself’ project.

Published work

Antara Magazine Design- 2022

IIA Andhra Pradesh Chapter | Designer

AASHIYANA

.06

ANNYEONG ANDONG

VIJAYAWADA MUNICIPAL CORPORATION

WORKING DRAWINGS & MISCELLANEOUS

BAADIGHAR

PART 01

ACADEMIC PROJECTS / COMPETITONS /

Vista Square

A high-rise mixed use building including a mall and a hotel

( Keywords- curves | minimalistic | hotel | warm )

VI Semester (On-going)

Vista Square is a high rise mixed use building with a combination of a commerical unit (mall) and a hotel. The mall is designed as a service-oriented building with an elegant atrium at the center, which creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It is the heart of the mall, providing a unique and immersive shopping experience with natural light and greenery. It serves as a gathering spot for visitors to relax, socialize, and enjoy the various activities and events hosted within the mall.

The hotel component of the project is designed with the highest standards of luxury and comfort. Including stunning views of the city, along with exceptional amenities. Overall, this mixed-use project is a unique blend of style, luxury, and convenience

CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM

The below diagram is a visual representation of the spaces and how they work with each other to create balance

FORM DEVELOPMENT

Commercial Mass Hotel Mass Aggregating the two masses to form the total mass of the building.

ZONING AND CIRCULATION

SITE PLAN WITH GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FORM DEVELOPMENT COMMERCIAL

Basic mass: Start with a simple cuboid mass. Subtracting: Subtract spaces from the mass to create staggering and voids.

CIRCULATION CORES

Final form:

The remaining form is used for the commercial building .

Main Cores

Service Corridor

Service Core

FORM DEVELOPMENT HOTEL

Basic mass: Start with a simple cuboid mass.

Subtracting: Subtract spaces from the mass to create voids or openings.

Final form: The remaining form creates a visually appealing form.

View of one of the suite rooms

View of a balcony

SPATIAL ORGANISATION

Odd floor layout

3rd and 5th floor plan

Isometric View 3rd and 5th floor plan

Even floor layout 4th and 6th floor plan

Isometric View 4th and 6th floor plan

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

A section of the two masses combined.

A view of the hotel as a part of the entire mass.

Baadighar

A home for a family living in the outskirts of Bhadrak, Odisha

( Keywords- courtyard | minimalistic | residence | warm )

II Semester

Baadighar (Baadi-ghar; Baadi-courtyard, ghar-house), is a humble abode for a family of four living in the outskirts of Bhadrak, Odisha. The brief asks us to design a house that fulfills the needs of the people living in the house while creating an aesthetically pleasing and climate responsive design.

The residence consists of two main bedrooms and a guest room, along with a study room connected to a studio, a courtyard, a drawing room for guests and a living room for intimate family members. The central courtyard consists of a stairway is present in the courtyard that leads to the first floor of the house. The drawing room leads to the backyard which has a pool and a kitchen garden that serve as a relaxing spot for the family.

View of the balcony on the first floor

FORM DEVELOPMENT

Basic block: Placing the mass on the site which is situated in outskirts of the town Bhadrak, Odisha.

EXPLODED VIEW

Subtraction:

Spaces are subtracted from the existing mass to create voids that act as multifunctional spaces.

Total Mass: Mass that is remaining after is the built mass on site.

Courtyard:

Void created in the centre acts as a courtyard with vegetation and helps by providing ventilation and lighting.

Entrance and backyard: The two voids in the front and back act as an entry to the house and the backyard for multiple uses.

SECTION AT AA’

PLANS

ELEVATION

Central courtyard on the ground floor

Living room near the entry

Annyeong Andong - 안녕 안동

A cosy cafe in the city of Andong, South Korea

( Keywords- cosy | cultural | modern | warm )

Competition by Archdais (Team of three)

Since the beginning of time, spaces of social gathering have reinforced co-existing. Cafes are one such social gathering space that are on the rise in the recent times, South Korea being the 15th largest consumer of coffee in the world has led to a large cafe culture in the country.

With the majestic Nakdong River cascading on one end and mighty mountains towering over the other, the site is located in the city of Andong in South Korea - a culture and tourism hub known for its Folk Festival, traditional museums and luxurious moon boat rides. The cafe, named Annyeong Andong invites both locals and tourists to experience it’s seamless transitions between private, semi-private and public spaces.

FORM DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT AND ZONING

The design finds its inspiration in the Taeguk of the Korean national flag and the yin and yang- a Chinese philosophical concept that describes opposite but interconnected forces, attempting to strike a balance between the simplicity of a traditional Hanok and the complexity of a modern cafe.

The design finds its inspiration in the Taeguk of the Korean national flag

Bang (Private enclosures)

Cheong (Wooden floored main hall)

Ondol (Floor seating)

Ru (Raised wooden floor seating)

EXPLODED VIEW OF THE PRIVATE POD

Spaces are alternated to balance traditional and modern, acting as Yin and Yang

The cafe’s pods act as a private workspace or a retreat for introverts, providing varied experiences for everyone, using local materials for an authentic yet modern aesthetic. Its traditional-contemporary mix creates an inviting atmosphere for diverse customers.

The forms are simplified in a rectilinear manner, adhering to the traditional style of buildings

Main

The yin and yang

Skeleton Structure made with birch plywood

Soundproofing done with plastic and mulberry paper walls

seating area made with wood.

View of the cafe along with outdoor stage area

Moon boats surrounding the koi pond overlooking the river

View of central serving area and pods

View of staircase and Korean paintings on the wall

EXPLODED VIEW DETAILS

The roof of the cafe reflects a Buddhist influence on the traditions of Korea. With sloped wooden trusses and overhanging eaves, it is a soothing complement to the surrounding landscape.

The central double heighted space features a live coffee station surrounded by pods at varying heights under cosy custom lights.

Provided its location in the cultural hub of Nakdong and inspired by the traditional Hanok, the cafe is made of natural materials.

MATERIAL PALETTE

It features usage of several vernacular and sustainable elements and materials such as pine wood for columns, terrazzo flooring, mud walls, mulberry paper walls and windows, and gaewa tiled roofing.

Terrazzo Pine Wood

Mulberry Paper Gaewa Tile

Galvanized Steel

Rammed Earth

Aashiyana

A home away from home for students

( Keywords- courtyard | minimalistic | residence | warm )

Competition by Archmello (Team of three)

The Aashiyana student housing design incorporates the trademark terrace-courtyard hybrid as well as staggered housing typology, allowing each unit to have its own individual green space. Arcaded frontages echo vernacular while defining informal social spaces and outdoor areas throughout the site, and their combination with concretwe, which is a highly efficient building material that allows heat retention and absorption which leads to a environment-friendly vibe.

The goal of the student housing is create a space that helps students grow mentally, physically and socially as well. Having various interaction spaces for social events and activities.

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

The bubble diagram below represents all the spaces and their hierarchy in the final design

MASSING

Individual units are designed based on occupancy and stacked to give semi-open spaces that provide better ventilation and light into the building.

Individual units

Different ways of stacking units Stacking vertically

View of one of the student housing rooms

ZONING OF THE SITE

The site has been divided into 6 major zones for an allround experience for the students, from socializing to selfimprovement

Security Residential Commercial Green spaces

Parking Recreational

SPACES INCLUDED

Library

Main building

Seating area with landscaping

Parking

Terrace garden

Commercial buildings

Vijayawada Municipal Corporation

Reimagining the Vijayawada Municipal Corporation

( Keywords- courtyard | minimalistic | residence | warm )

V Semester

Re-Designing Municipal Corporation Building to be developed in the given site which should not only stand out of the rest but should aim at giving a new look to the area, alongside representing the traditional cultural ethos of Vijayawada, respecting the urban heritage and cultural context in a modern building framework while keeping in mind the overall as well as local climate in mind. Including elements in both the commercial and main adminstration building that remind people of Vijayawada’s culture and heritage while keeping the overall aesthetic of the building quite modern.

The design also incorporates a number of smaller design components which help in solving of climatic concerns, while keeping in mind the problems that must be addressed in according to the brief.

Parking Security

VMC Building

Commercial Building

Multi-purpose spaces

Employee Canteen

FORM DEVELOPMENT EXPLODED VIEW

Basic Blocks: Taking basic shapes as the base.

Subtraction:

Subtracting prism to create a welcoming entrance.

Combining:

Joining the three masses to create a single mass.

Subtracting of spaces:

Champering the edges of the mass and subtracting spaces to create courtyards.

DESIGN ELEMENTS

FOUNTAIN

They help create a connection between spaces while improving air quality and cooling the surroundings

FINS

Provide aesthetic appeal and depth to the facade as well as provide solar shading to a certain extent.

ATRIUM

Using polycarbonate sheets with steel wireframe do not allow harsh sunlight in but illuminate the space.

View from commercial space

View of landscaping from gazebos

ELEVATION

South Elevation

WORKING DRAWINGS / POSTERS / DET & PERSONAL WORK / PHOTOGRAPHY /

Working Drawings

Renders

Software: Enscape

Posters

Software: Adobe Photoshop

Designing for SPAV’s Design and Editorial Team

Software: Adobe Photoshop

Personal Work

Software: Adobe Illustrator