STUDENT
POR TFO L I O Anvitha S Nambiar CMRUSOA
Anvitha S Nambiar Architecture Student Sixth Semester
EDUCATION 2006-2009 2009-2018
St. Mary’s School, Pune Army Public School, Bangalore
2018-2023
CMR School of Architecture, Bangalore
WORKSHOPS
SOFTWARE SKILLS AutoCAD SketchUp InDesign Photoshop Premiere Pro
MANUAL SKILLS Sketching Drafting Model Making Photography
GRIHA workshop Oneistox-Decode Building Bridges through words by Apurva Bose Dutta
+91 9741114735 anvitha.nambiar@gmail.com #35, 7th Main, Hoysala Nagar, Ramamurthy Nagar, Bangalore- 560016
Full Scale - 104
Paper Mache Installation
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Parametric Architecture
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Woodcut Printing
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Post Pandemic Architecture - Pod Design
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Anamorphic Illusions
LANGUAGES English Hindi Malayalam
CONTENT H O U S I N G
P R O J E C T
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C O M M U N I T Y
C E N T R E
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E X P E R I E N C E
C E N T R E
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W O R K I N G
D R A W I N G
F O U N D A T I O N
W O R K S H O P
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GROUP HOUSING 4th semester
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CONCEPT.
Placing the cluster groups at intervals, creating spill out spaces with kunds and existing trees
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Zoning out the ground floor as double height community spaces inclusive of the site surrounding features, limiting housing modules on the upper floors
Sompura Gate
Sarjapur Main Road
SITE. The site is located in Sompura, outskirts of the Bangalore city. The locality formerly a village has seen a rapid growth over the past 5 years with many residential projects coming up along with schools and markets. Making it a prime and upcoming location with a diverse fabric and culture. Located between a Eucalyptus and a Mango groove plantation and a storm water drain passing along side the site. The immediate surroundings being less dense, but easily accessible to the sarjapur main road.
Creating a visual connect and a flow of spaces from each and every block, allowing the nature to spill in and out of the blocks.
PROJECT BRIEF. The project required 1BHK,2BHK and 3BHK units, with a total of 58 housing units, along with a swimming pool, a clubhouse, sports facilities, parks, departmental store, multipurpose hall and parking facilities. Typology- Residential Location- Sompura, Bangalore Total Area- 10117 sqm Total built Area- 15120 sqm
Pulling out modules to create alternating community terraces for clusters that do not have the community spaces on the ground floor
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UNIT PLANS. The living, dining, kitchen and the balcony act as a heart with the bedrooms being the additional pieces attatching itself creating a whole unit. The balcony is an extension of the living room.
CLUSTER STACKING. Each block has 2 units per floor which is combination of 2 of the unit plans as they follow the same grid pattern.
CLUSTER TYPE_1 Cluster of 2&3 BHK that alternate on every floor, creating a community terrace space. 3BHK. User Count-6 Total Area- 150 sqm
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2BHK. User Count-4 Total Area- 90 sqm
CLUSTER TYPE_2 Cluster of 1&2 BHK, the first floor colely having the 1BHK giving a double height space for community spaces.
1BHK. User Count-2 Total Area- 55 sqm
CLUSTER TYPE_3 Cluster of 1&3 BHK, the first floor colely having the 1BHK giving a double height space for community spaces.
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4. 6. Spaces between the blocks zoned as community spaces and viewing cone to the strom water drain and creating pause points to the community spcaes
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Zoning out the ground floor for community spaces that spill out into the outdoor community spaces. Adding Kunds that add character to these spaces and create to a micro climate.
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M A S T E R
1. Entrance Gate & Security cabin 2. Entrace to Basement 3. 2 &3 BHK Units 4. Swimming Pool 5. Viewing deck 6. Amphitheatre 7. Departmental store 8. Gathering space-I 9. Tennis court 10. Shop for rent 11. Multipupose hall 12. Gathering Space II 13. Kund 14. Parks/ Garden 15. Kid’s Playarea
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View from the amphitheatre to the common spaces
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S E C T I O N
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Block -III
Block -II
Gathering Space
Basement
Kund courtyard
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Kund courtyard Basement
Basement
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View from within the Kund
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View from within the Kund to the community spaces
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Community Center 2nd semester
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ITPL main road Grid patterns that are incline to the site to create the green pockets that flow into the spaces within.
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Breaking the Grid and creating a central courtyard space that binds the different functions giving oppurtunitites for inclusive gatherings
SITE. The site is located in AECS layout, Whitefield, Bangalore. Surrounded by people working in the IT sector and college students. The locality has multiple Paying guests, co living and hostels, majority of which belong are a women only typology. Multiple parks and lakes in close proximity to the site althought it cannot be seen because of the high rise apartments. The site is set in a sub urban fabric with a mix of commercial and residential buildings, One of the site borderies is shared with a temple and is a corner site. PROJECT BRIEF. The project mainly caters to the women’s paying guest community who are away from home and senior citizen who’s children are away from them. The community center requires a cafe where the seniors could sell their home made food to the paying guests, a library, gathering spaces for festivals and a co-working space. Typology- Semi-Public Location- AECS layout, Bangalore Total Area- 638 sqm Total built Area- 680 sqm
Breaking the mass to create more porous and breathable spaces. Addition of pergolas and open to sky spaces Pulling out the masses to avoid corner to generate a funel entrance directing the crowd the the central spaces
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P H Y S I C A L M O D E L
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1. Entrance 2. Activity Room 3. Lounge 4. Community Library 5. Amphitheatre 6. Pond 7. Cafe 8. Serving Counter 9. Service entry 10. Toilets 11. Garden 12. Workspaces 13. Balcony
F I R S T
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The building welcomes you with an exposed brick wall giving a sense of warmth and welcome to the homesick paying guests. They’re immediately greeted by the smell of food coming from the cafe which is a semi open space with wooden twisting pergola, shaded by an existing banyan tree. The cafe looks into the Amphitheatre which leads to the activity room, the lounge and library lined in exposed concrete. These spaces then open out to the Garden. The lounge creates an informal interactive space with cutouts to the first floor and large windows. The lounge leads the users to the upper floor that houses the Co-working spaces. The Co-working spaces are divided into formal and informal spaces, where the informal space interactes with the lounge. Both these spaces have cantilevered balconies with brick jaali walls.
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Co-working Spaces
Cafe
Library Amphitheatre
Balcony
Lounge Garden
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Experience Center 3rd semester
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Trees being the identity and a prominant feature of the site, is often under valued.
Taking circles as the basic shape, the cylindrical form of different heights immitating the trunk of the tree and placing them in clusters.
SITE. The site is located in Cubbon Park, Bangalore. Known as the lungs of Bangalore, the site has many natural features like bamboo grooves, lotus pond and Archeaon Rock and a great historic signficance of colonial architecture. The access to the site is limited to pedestrian. The site is filled with Exotic trees and is often greeted by joggers and families who come here for a picnic. Many events like marathons or public awareness events take place or start at this location.
These clusters placed on either side of the existing trees, trees grow in groups.
PROJECT BRIEF. The Experience center focuses on emphasising one or more features of the site and creating spaces to gather, exhibit and eat. Combining closed, semi open and open spaces derivative of a basic shape. Typology- Public Location- Cubbon Park, Bangalore Total Area- 3360 sqm Total built Area- 1020 sqm
Overlapping the spaces to create free flowing spaces within the clusters, the spaces in between create a transition.
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Circular modules of 3 different heights and radii, placed according to function. The larger modules are used for exhibiting, the smaller modules combine to form spaces for gather. Addition of louvers on the outer parts of the modules creating a walkway that plays with light and interacts with the green outside. The plinth takes shape of the clusters and breaks the pattern at the enterances. Spaces between these clusters have a stepped down space that interacts the trees in the site.
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Cantilevering roofs
Circulation
Louvers creating the pathways around the cluster Gathering outisde the modules
Walls made from concrete
Massing
Seater/ Exhibit shelves
Plinth
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A X O
Roof is shaped in an irregular but circular shape that cantilevers over the structures itself. The bigger roofs overlap over the roof of smaller modules which creates a spaces for light and ventilation.
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P L A N
Space to Exhibit
Space to Gather
Space to Eat
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1. Sculpture exhibition 2. Visual Exhibition 3. Exhibition and Gathering 4. Gathering courtyards 5. Dining 6. Pantry 7. Permanent Exhibition
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Working Drawing PROJECT BRIEF. Cabin space for a single user, who’d want a space in the woods to escape from the city life and work/live in this cabin for a day or 2. Primarily limited to a work-space and a living space each of maximum area of 15sqm. Making working drawings and details for this G+1 structure. D1 A/300
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SCAL All m
Foundation Workshop P A R T I T I O N
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Group project
PROJECT BRIEF.
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Partition Wall between an artist’s workshop and his/her gallery.
F A C A D E
D E S I G N
Group project
PROJECT BRIEF. Derivatiove of the partition door, this exterior facade is designed for a shop house
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I hereby declare that this document contains only original academic work. All drawings, photographs and text are mine.
Anvitha S Nambiar +91 9741114735 anvitha.nambiar@gmail.com