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H A R S H V Y A S
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I AM AN OBSERVER ENTHUSIASTIC AND ADAPTIVE INDIVIDUAL WHO POSSESS GREAT COMMUNICATION AND CREATIVE SKILLS. AS AN ARCHITECT, MY GOAL IS TO ENHANCE THE USER EXPERIENCE OF A SPACE AND USE MY CREATIVITY TO DESIGN A BETTER ENV RONMENT FOR LIVING.
TECHNOLOGY FR ENDLY AND HAVE AN EXCELLENT SOFTWARE SKILLS WHICH ARE REQUIRED TO DEVELOP 2D AND 3D DRAWINGS I'M EXCITED TO PROGRESS MY SK LLSET IN PROFESSIONAL PRACT CE
2015 PUSHPDEEP INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 10TH KHATEGAON (M P)
2017 VIDHYASAGAR PUBL C SCHOOL 12TH KHATEGAON
2025 BACHELOR OF ARCH TECTURE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, IPS ACADEMY, INDORE M P
COSA HERITAGE CLUB HEAD
2020-2024
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GAINED EXPERIENCE BY DESIGNING 4 MAJOR PROJECTS.
2022-2024
COMPLETRD THE DESERTAT ON ON “3D PRINTING N ARCHITECTURE”
PUBLISH RESERCH PAPER ON “FACTORE INFLUNCING URBAN WATER BODIES IN ECOLOGICAL CONTEXT”
DONE 3D MODELING AND RENDERING PROJECTS AS A FREELANCE PROFESSIONAL
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INTRODUCTION
What is community center ?
Community centres, community centers, or community halls are public locations where members of a community tend to gather for group activities, social support, public information, and other purposes. They may be open for the whole community or for a specialized subgroup within the greater community.
Aim of Project
To create a community center that will meet the needs of the area it serves, promote a sense of community and participation, and enhance sustainability and cultural diversity.
Objectives of Project
* Access to key services and resources: The community center should be built to make it simple to access services and resources such social services, healthcare, and education.
* Fostering community engagements The community center should offer a warm and secure setting where locals can gather to form connections and participate in activities that create a feeling of community
* Enhancing quality of life: By providing activities and programmes that improve the quality of life, the community centntshould be crested to encourags physical, mental, and emotional well-being
Celebrating cultural diverity: The community center should encourage and celebrate cultural dirersity by heating Pregremmes and sctivities hichighting other cultures and traditions.
* Promoting sustainability: The community center should be constructed to encourage sustainability by utliving wintesreduction strategies, energy-efficient technologies, and materials.
* Supporting neighborhood businesse and organitations: The community center Canthian neighborheed buuinetsas and organisations by ofering a venue for programmes, erents, and exhibisions ancpuraging ecenemic growth.
* Appreachi-The community center should provide sducational oppertunities and material that promote life longe learning materisis that promote lifelong Jearning and the development of new skills.
SITE INFORMATION
* LOCATION: NEAR BHUT RAILWAY STATION BHUJ GUJRAT INDIA
* LATITUDE: - 23°.26 43”06
* LONGITUDE: - 63°67’62”69
* LAND TYPE: RESIDENTIAL AREA
* TOTAL AREA: - 8491 SOM (2.2) ACRE
* MIND DIRECTION = SW-NE
* LOCAL CLIMATE: - WARM AND HUMID
* HUMIDITY Augs+ (81.4% / highest MARCH 33-25% LOWEST
* AVERAGE SUNTIME - 10h 20M
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