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PORTFOLIO AKASH RAJ
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PERSONAL DETAILS Name
AKASH RAJ
Degree Currently tenth semester B.Arch. (2012-17) College National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli - 620 015, India Internship RC Architecture, Bangalore 6 months : Jun’15-Nov’15 1 month : May’16-Jun’16 Modular Architects, Patna 2 months : May’14-Jul’14 Address H/o ‘Vishwa-Chanda’, Indira Nagar, Rd No-9, Postal Park, Patna - 800 001, India Contacts ar.akashraj@yahoo.co.in +91 97861 81102
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dissertation’1 sustainable I fifth year I aca
cultural cente urban I public fourth year I a
motel commercial I third year I ac
central librar public I archit third year I ac
clinic medical I arch second year I
grasshopper parametric I m fourth year I a
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the panoramic habitat sustainable I housing I architecture fifth year I architectural competition
rc architecture professional practice fourth year I internship
green office & boomville sustainable I architecture I landscape third year I architectural competition
commercial complex commercial I public I architecture third year I academics
cafe coffee day public I architecture second year I academics
art works drawing I painting I model I design first - fifth year I miscellaneous
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gated community housing I architecture fifth year I academics
turtle roof sustainable I public I architecture fourth year I architectural competition
100 bed hospital medical I architecture third year I academics
Louis I Kahn trophy documentation I architecture third year I architectural competition
residence private I architecture second year I academics
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DISSERTATION’ 17
Aim A vision experimenting urban strategies with rural touch to c mall with public garden and recreational area. Considering (static art and performance art), the retail space offers creati that will work together to engage and inspire people.
Instead of an enclosed mall, the commercial spaces will be of soft curvature strategies to define, frame, lead and conne a series of open gardens and public courtyards along with and Organic Vegetation Garden will be introduced in-order t educate and innovated instead of tradition shopping mall con
PROJECT DATA Title Pause, Learn & Live : HYBRID BETWEEN SHOPPING & URBAN GARDEN Status Working (In process)
Design Programme RETAIL : 12,400 sqm
Service 987
Projector Room 138
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TOWARDS PATNA JUNCTION (2.1 kms)
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MITHAPUR BUS STAND
PATNA AGRICULTURE COLLEGE
NH 98 TOWARDS MAHATMA GANDHI SETU
PATNA - GAYA RAILWAY LINE
SITE
Guide : Ar. P. Gopalkrishnan (gopal@nitt.edu)
RECREATION Service 500
Halls 2,200
URBAN GARDEN
Market Plaza 600
Circulation 1,500 Health 400 Market Plaza 375
Foyer 629
Service 600
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NH 98 TOWARDS KHAGAUL
: 4,000 sqm
Service 531
Toilet 354
Circulation 1,800
0 M E T E RS : 75
Shopping 7,650
Admin 295
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MULTIPLEX Snacks 314
1 Site Proximity 2 Site Analysis : Movement 3 Site Analysis : Zoning 4 Site Analysis : Vendors 5 Basic Concept
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Kitchen 1,327
Circulation 3,702
Academic year Fifth year Duration 5 months : Jan’17-May’17 Proposed Site Patna, India Climate Composite Project type Mixed Use
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FOOD
: 6,000 sqm Urban Farm 1,200
Learning & Amusement 1,800
SUMMARY 4.40%
17.61%
36.21%
14.67% 11.53%
15.58%
Design Approach Reinventing the mall, providing a place centred on people’s ne their purchasing need. As such, the project will be able to m natural ventilation and daylighting, and has less reliance on a artificial lighting.
The main objective is environment awareness and to create a h by providing a mall of the future rapped around an urban & centre for environment education.
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create a community various levels of art tive and visual spaces
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carved using series ect, linking together h which Urban Farm to create attraction, ncept.
IMPACTED AREA (TRAFFIC)
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Dining 3,450
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Vehicular Movement Pedestrian Movement Railway Line
Concept
Shopping Mall 40% plot coverage
U-Shaped layout Min. Plot Coverage Function & Service Core
Exhibitions 975
Urban Farm
Auditorium 500
EVOLUTION Urban Garden
: 32,700 sqm Retail
Service Core
BASIC FORM
: 5,000 sqm Indoor Games 750
Site
Vendors Waterbody Proposed Site
Reduced Heat gain Max. utilization of Sun
Food Multiplex
Roof Garden
Recreation
SUSTAINABILITY
Urban Garden
Roof Top Garden
Office & Maintenance
Reduced Heat gain Greenery
eeds rather than just make the most use of air-conditioning and
healthier community & green plaza, and a
ACCESSIBILITY Level from Street to Top Recreational Healthier Community
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Residential Zone Institutional Zone Transportation Zone Vacant Land
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THE PANORAMIC HABITAT
service + support
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MOTHER NATURE Cool Wind Flow (even in lower areas) Mutual Shading Greenery Ground Water Recharging
GENERAL APPROACH : HIGH RISE Affecting Micro-Climate Wind & Dark Sun Shadow Land Exploitation & Deforestation
Location Singapore Published http://itadcompetition. sg/2016-special-mentionawardees/ Academic year Fifth year - Aug’16 Proposed Site Chennai, India Climate Hot & Humid Project type Housing
ADAPTATION
SIMPLICITY
PROJECT DATA Competition name BCA - SIA - SGBC International Tropical Architecture Design (ITAD) Achievement SPECIAL MENTION AWARD (Among 131 Submissions from 15 Countries)
VISTA + LANDSCAPING
Design Process : Modular Living Block
Design Brief This competitions aims to seek innovation and sustainable d The Future of Green Tropical Living, in an urban city of parti example Bangkok, Jakarta, Manila, Singapore, etc. The projec accommodate and catered to the needs of 300 households age groups.
Approach : Modular Elements Modular Living Block: 5 floors are laid one above the other i floor has its own privacy and garden. This forms a Modular Li flipped or rotated based on the solar geometry ensuring sel levels.
Modular Service Tower: With the addition of recreational spac service core in the tower, turns a building into a communit reduces the maintenance of the services by bringing them to Modular Apartment Blocks
1 Concept : Site Level Guide : Ar. D. Kannamma (kanama@nitt.edu)
1 Room (64 sqm)
1 BHK (81 sqm)
2 BHK (126 sqm)
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service + support EVOLUTION Modular Block : Households + Common Spaces Tower : Services + Support + Recreational + Less Maintenance
FUTURE EXPANSION Easy Addition Modular Living Blocks Responsive to Floods
MODULAR BLOCK
STRENGTH
SUSTAINABILITY
SUSTAINABILITY Raised South-West Effective Wind Flow Min. Land Exploitation Max. %age of Greenery Max. Rain Water Harvesting
T E R R A C E
WATER TANK SERVICE FLOORS
design solutions on ticipant’s choice, for ct should be able to spanned across all
in a way that every iving Block which is lf shading to all the
GARDEN / SITOUTS
MODULAR BLOCK
VHORTIEGGICEULTURES PRODUCTFARMIIONNG
FISHERY TANKS SERVICE FLOORS
LIBRARY / WORK SPACE First Floor Level Plan (1539 sqm)
Design Process : Modular Service Tower
ces around its basic ty. And also help to ogether.
enthouse 142 sqm)
Fifth Floor Level Plan (3483 sqm)
SERVICE FLOORS
GARDEN / SITOUTS SWIMMING POOLS GYMPLAY AREAS GARDEN
MINI AUDITORIUM PARTY / GATHERING SERVICE FLOORS
modular block
MODULAR BLOCK PARKING SERVICE FLOORS
tower
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M A N A G E M E N TENTRANCE
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BUILDING SERVICES COMMUNITY SUSTAINABILITY Load Transfer Vertical Circl. Greenery Recreational Resiliency Parking Renewal Energy Spaces Future Expansion Egress and Safety Veggies Framing Harvesting
GEO THERMAL PLANT
ZONING SERVICE CORE PLAN
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THE PANORAMIC HABITAT
Energy Consumption : 510,000 kWh/yr/block
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SMART ENE
TOTAL ENERGY C 3,837,600 kWh/y
TOTAL ENERGY PR
673.65 %
(Can be supplied to Sl
Daylight Analysis (Autodesk Revit) 3.98 %
Rain Water Harvesting 2,465,400 L/yr
2 View : Aerial 3 View : From the Adyar River 4 View : Intermediate Terrace Garden 5 View : Recreational Spaces in Tower 6 View : From the ground 7 Section : Modular Living Block 8 Section : Modular Service Tower 9 Climatic Analysis 10 Feasibility Study
“ YOU CAN’T MANAGE WHAT YOU CAN’T MEASURE “. Guide : Ar. D. Kannamma (kanama@nitt.edu)
Wind Analysis (Autodesk Vasari)
FOOD & FR
AVERAGE FOOD C 273,750 kg/yr (913 kg/yr/househo
TOTAL FOOD PRO
86.57%
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66,000 kg Cooking Gas ( Requireme COMBUS 1 m3=
Bio Gas
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Energy Consumption : 97,200 kWh/yr/tower
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ERGY SYSTEM
CONSUMPTION yr
RODUCTION
+ 113.82 %
Grey Water
REDUCTION IN WATER CONSUMPTION
Water Treatment Plant 40,000,000 L/yr
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CONSUMPTION 60% Green Veg 40% Rest
ODUCTION
45-55 %
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1.20 %
Indian Population Growth Rate
1.87 %
Indian Agriculture Growth Rate
Energy
Diesel
+ 116.89 % Vegetables 192,000 kg/yr
41.09%
Fish 45,000 kg/yr
WASTE MANAGEMENT
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g/yr 9,960 m3/yr (LPG) Organic Waste ent Produced STION RATIO : 15 kWH= 1.52 L=
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TOTAL WATER CONSUMPTION 102,500,000 L/yr
To Irrigation System and Landscaping
RAMING
old)
Piezoelectric Power 284,160 kWh/yr
SMART WATER STRATEGY Public Sewer
40.00 %
Water Treatment
7.40%
Wind Harvesting 19,200,000 kWh/yr
Algae Filled Wall 3,200,000 kWh/yr
Black Water
g
+ 500.31 %
52.11 %
Solar Panels 4,368,000 kWh/yr
lum nearby)
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TOTAL WASTE PRODUCTION 79,935 kg/yr
80% Wet 20% Dry
200 % Bio Gas Plant 1,454,160 m3/yr
TOTAL HUMANURE PRODUCTION 9,900 m3/yr BIO GAS PRODUCTION
14.2 kg
LPG
1,454,160 m3/yr
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SEMINAR HALL
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1 Staircase Detail, Hospital Block 2 Wall Section, Hospital Block 3 Section, College Block
: Puttur, Karnataka : Ar. Ruchi Tripathy : 9,99,574sqm : 20,075sqm : 11,075sqm : 4,106sqm : 1,500sqm : 2014-2018
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OPTION 2 50% plot coverage Site Area = 4787.5 Sqm = 51,532.65Sft FAR Permissible - 2.5 Permissible Total Built Up Area - 4787.5 x 2.5= 11,968.75 Sqm ~ 1,28,832.6 Sft 51% Plot Coverage - 2505 sqm ~ 26,964 Sft No.of floors needed to achieve FAR - 4.7 Total height of building- 22m Setback provision- 5.0 m on three sides
Indel Mall, Palakkad
Indel Mall, Palakkad
50% plot coverage
building height vs setback
Indel Mall, Palakkad
Indel Mall, Palakkad
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Projects Varying Types & Scales of Projects - University Campus Designs, Commercial Mall, Office Buildings, Cash & Carry Shop, Residences, Site Planning; Exposure to various level of Design & Construction and Discussion with Consultants - Detail & Structural Drawings; Presentations; SketchUp Modelling; Feasibility Study. Personal Experience Understanding the working of an Architectural Firm by learning how various categories of Projects are pitched, designed, evolved and implemented on the site; Working in team and participating in Designing & Detailing stages, Dealing with Consultants & Clients; Exposure to Materials and Standards. Chief Architect : Ar. George John (george@rapidcorpindia.com)
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INDEL MALL
building section Location Architect Gross Floor Area Project Year
: Palakkad, Kerala : Ar. Aasiya Aslam : 16,788sqm : 2015-2018
Indel Mall, Palakkad
Presentation & Designing
etchUp Modelling & Designing
ouse, Raichur
ash & Carry, Nasik
BESCOM Office, Bangalore
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TURTLE ROOF
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SUSTAINABILITY Extroverted in nature allowing free flow of air and light
RESPONSIVE Folding of roof during high speed wind
Design Brief To design a Community Centre for generational cohesion disaster prone area, without compromising on its function PROJECT DATA Competition name Aakriti - Pragyan’16 (National Level Arch. Comp.) Achievement FIRST PRIZE Location India Academic year Fourth year - Feb’16 Proposed Site Andhra Pradesh, India Climate Humid & sub-tropical Project type Institutional 1 Conceptual Sketches 2 Model View : Front 3 Model View : Back 4 Model View : During Disaster
Design Approach Concluding from data of Disasters in India, Cyclone is m year in Andhra Pradesh state. So, site is along Krishna Rive
Defining Resiliency Anticipating and preparing for disturbance, improvin withstand shocks, rebuilding as necessary and adapting possible. Community Centre to Emergency Shelter
Steel Skeleton with Openness & Scale associate to all age group
Blending with the site : Climate Responsive & Sustainability
Self Sufficient Ideas Wind - Sun - Rain
Guide : Ar. G. Sangeetha (gsangs@nitt.edu)
Adaptability in extreme natural condition, retractable
Mul O
Nat Ventilation
Emergency Shelter during Cyclone and heavy rains
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PROTECTION Introverted with a protective shield around
n with Resiliency in a nality and aesthetics.
EVOLUTION Twisted tower to direct the wind up reducing the impact of wind on the walls of the structure
Section
more frequent every er nearby a village.
ng our capacity to and evolving when
ltiple Views from Inside & Outside of the building
tural n & Lighting
rgency Shelter that floats during floods
Folding Mechanism
The way a turtle shields itself from dangerous situations, the building roof retracts and forms a protective covering in times of disaster.
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MOTEL
: ELEVATION
THINKING Since the word ‘Motel’ support travellers and travelling
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means speed, smoothness, flow, etc.
The form of the buil
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Design Brief To design a Motel on Chennai-Trichy Highway includes Ac dormitory rooms, Parking for travelling buses and vehicles, Outdoor Restaurants and Recreational Spaces.
Design Approach In order maintain the quality of the every indoor and outdoor s conditions zoning is done at the site level as well as in buildi extroverted and approachable from the surroundings as well each others. PROJECT DATA Academic year Third year Duration 2 months : Apr’15-Mar’15 Site Chennai, India Topology Flat Land Climate Hot and humid Vegetation Open Land Project type Commercial 1 Conceptual Sketch 2 Model View : Building Detail 3 Model View : Site Detail
HOTEL ROOMS :
COMMERCIAL SHOPS :
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Guide : Dr. A. Meenatchi Sundaram (meenatchi@nitt.edu)
PLAY AREA + VISTA :
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: PLAN
: SECTION
PLANNING
lding is not organic in its elevation
IMPLEMENTING Impact of the form, in creating interesting levels and
can be noticed in the Plan
interacting spaces with theirs relation.
ccommodation with single bed, double bed and Rest rooms, Shops, Open Party Areas, Indoor and
spaces, considering its functions and environmental ing level. The concept is to keep the building more l as soul function of the each spaces doesn’t affect
SITE CIRCULATION + SERVICE ROAD :
REST ROOMS :
PARKING (PUBLIC + PRIVATE) :
RESTAURANT (IN + OUT) :
PARTY AREA - OUTDOOR :
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MOTEL Ground Floor Plan
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Section Designed considering function and architecture through sustainable, accessible design strategies. 1 Hotel Reception & Waiting 2 Office Area & Toilet 3 Hotel Rooms 4 Commercial Shops 5 Seating 6 Public Rest Room 7 Kiosk under circular Staircase 8 Open Party Area 9 Water Pool 10 Stage over Water Pool 11 Entry to the Restaurant 12 Garden 13 Kitchen 14 Indoor Dinning Area 15 Outdoor Dinning Area 16 Children Indoor Play area 17 Sloped Roof Garden Guide : Dr. A. Meenatchi Sundaram (meenatchi@nitt.edu)
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4 View : Conceptual Model
6 View : Entrance to Restaurant & Party Area
9 View : Site Guide : Dr. A. Meenatchi Sundaram (meenatchi@nitt.edu)
7 View : Form of the Motel
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8 View : Entrance to Hotel Reception
10 View : Roof Top Garden & Restaurant
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GREEN OFFICE & BOOMVILLE
ITAD 2015 BRIEF [ GREEN OFFICE ] Themed “Urban Smart Green Office�, Competition was seeking for innovative and sustainable design that demonstrates the essentials and key constituents of a Smart Green Office Building in an urban city. Design Approach Considering the both active and passive design strategies for hot & humid climate (Chennai), form & plan of the building is evolved in order to have more effective daylighting, ventilation, mutual shading and green space. Open office spaces are arranged around the courtyard, with a slope roof cultivating maximum rainwater and sunlight. Form Evolution
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AAKRITI 2015 BRIEF To design a Community Cente cohesion with Resiliency in a d without compromising on it aesthetics. Site Evolution
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Vista Point The site and its com due to various on-si factors.
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Section Climatic Analysis - Sustainability - Engineering Feasibility
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AGE 1 : VISTA POINT
mponents evolved ite and off-site
Design Approach [ BOOMVILLE ] Active uses encourage physical activities including walking, running, cycling, skating and playing. Passive uses refer to elements such as sitting places and areas for enjoying views of scenery and can also include for example places for young people to meet. Design is inspired from Nature and for all age group people.
STAGE 2 : TRICONE
STAGE 3: BLOOM AREAS
Boomville The idea and concept of the design evolved from the working mechanism of the morning glory flower. Native to many parts in India this flower is widely present throughout the country. Section
Aerial View Plan
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CLINIC
Design Brief To design a Clinic providing four consultancy rooms and a theatre in Tiruchirappalli. The challenge was to make site (22m x 55m) with road abu side, feasible with various types of entries (general pub services) to the Clinic building.
PROJECT DATA Academic year Second year Duration 2 months : Mar’14-Apr’14 Site Trichy, India Topology Flat Land in city Climate Hot and humid Vegetation Open Land Project type Medical 1 Ground Floor Plan 2 First Floor Plan 3 Sketch : Massing of the Building 4 Model : Front View (North) 5 Model : Back View (South)
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Design Approach The basic concept is arrived with the form of two ‘L’ shaped bl in the opposite direction in an inverted mirror form, sha courtyard in the centre. The idea is to have courtyard and zo to the user spatial analysis in such a manner that the user roam around it. Concept
Simplicity
Courtyard + Opening
Spacious and Shaded Entry Space with a Courtyard in centre of the Clinic.
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mini operation
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lock overlapping aring a shaded oning according rs don’t have to
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RESIDENCE
PROJECT DATA Academic year Second year Duration 2 months : Aug’13-Sept’13 Site Trichy, India Topology Flat Land with valley in back Climate Hot and humid Vegetation Open Land Project type Residential 1 Exterior View : Back (Lumion Render) 2 Interior View : Living + Dining (SketchUp V-Ray Render) 3 Floor Plan 4 Section AA’ Guide : Ar. Bellatrix Valdaris (bella@nitt.edu)
Design Brief To design a residence for a four member family including t Tiruchirappalli. The challenge was to limit to ground floor as well as to utilize views of valley, boulders and trees, present in and around various prominent indoor spaces.
Design Approach Since the site is provided with varieties of views, the spaces a as to have a full utilization of it. And then according to the ‘h climate, zoning is done for spaces are mainly organised in orientation to observe direct solar radiation. Concept
Orientation
Evolution
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Service Entry Balcony
Zon
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SERVICE ENTRY
RESIDENCE
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SCHOOL
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GRASSHOPPER & BIM DESIGN 4 GRASSHOPPER
Designing the department circular courtyard considering various functions using elements made through Grasshopper Commands. Specifications Diameter of Courtyard : 10.0m GL : +/-0.0m Plinth : +0.6m FFL : +4.4m Terrace Level : +8.2m
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1 Quad Tree E - Se 2 Voronoi & pr - Lig 3 Waffle Gene -M 4 Mess Landfo - Ke dir
GRASSHOPPER SCRIPT Guide : Ar. Gopal P.S. (arpsgopal@gmail.com)
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REVIT WORKS
Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes can help to operate any project more productively and produce higher-quality work.
OURTYARD (AERIAL)
er Definitions :
Experiment eating Blocks rojection ght Lamps from top erator Main Dome Frame orm ey of the Dome, recting rainwater shower
RESIDENCE : DETAILED FLOOR PLAN
: SEATING BLOCKS
RESIDENCE : SECTION
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Sketching is a powerful method of capturing and communicating spatial concepts helps to give depth to a manual work and to explore the designing ideas in the creative process. Modelling helps in clear visualization of concept implementation in designing any product, furniture, massing of building, etc. 1 Pen Rendering 2 Pencil Sketching 3 Oil Pastel Painting 4 Cardboard Table Design 5 Manual Floor Plan : Cafe Coffee Day 6 Magazine Design : Archcult’16 7 Isometric Drawing : CAD 8 Subtractive Model 9 Additive Model 10 Mural Art
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7th Sept’16 : Awarded by MR. DESMOND LEE, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of National Development, Singapore (Venue: Marina Bay Sands, Singapore)
BCA - SIA - SGBC - International Tropical Architecture Design (ITAD) Competition 2016 Prize : Special Mention Award Among 131 submissions from 15 Countries (Published : PANORAMIC HABITAT http://itadcompetition.sg/2016-special-mention-awardees/)
Architecture is a tool to serving the people
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