Concept Development

Indian Gesture of Hospitality “Namaste”

Principal inspiration for the design

Structural system of radial shear walls

Vertical circulation cores (staircase and elevators)

Extension to occupy column free spaces for multipurpose actitvities

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Parel , Mumbai , India

Cental Railways of India

In Collaboraion with Sir J. J. Consultancy Cell. Ar. Rajiv Mishra.

Professional | Partially Built Feasibilty Report, Conceptualization, Design Development, Client meetings, Co-ordination with consultants, Presentation drawings, Working

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Parel, the locality of Mumbai that is emblematic of the rapid gentrification of the city, has proposed to be a suburban train terminus.

This will result in decongestion and quicker dispersal of passengers. A large number of patients who come to for medical treatment in Parel, people working in corporate business centers and commercial hubs, flower market vendors and commuters of both Central and Western Railway will benefit from Parel being a junction point.

Parel has significant historical background of textile mills, which is here celebrated through the architecture. Roof of the station is designed in the form of weaving threads of textile productions. Skylight is proposed through the voids between these threads and solar panels are planned on the top of the roof aligned to the threads which helps to generate energy required for the station to function.

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Lumbumbashi, D.R. Congo.

In collaboration with Hosmart Healthcare Pvt. ltd.

Ar. Yadneshwar Pathak

Conceptualization, Design Development, Client meetings, Co-ordination with consultants, Presentation drawings.

The project has been done in collaboration with the Hosmart Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. who are experts in Hospital and Healthcare related designs. Project the facilitates 100 bed general hospital along with various specialised modern facilties in the heart of city of Lubumbashi in Democratic Republic of Congo. The project focuses on maximum use of local material wherever possible.

The new scheme will relieve the existing issues faced by the city, with a shortage of beds, oversharing of rooms causing psychological distress, and poor logistical arrangements etc.

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