A B O U T
M E Hey I am Pragati Aggarwal, 21 years old 4th yr undegraduaton student pursuing arhitecture from Sushant School of Art and Architecture. The goal is to learn, unlearn and then relearn the new learning to get ahead and unlock new levels .
4th Year Undergraduate Student
2016
2016-2021
G.D Goenka Public School XIIth Standard
Sushant School of Art and Architecture B.arch
PRAGATI AGGARWAL
Interested in
Other skills
Residential Designs
Digital Rendering
Institutional Designing
Photoshop
Illustrator
Autocad
Sketchup
InDesign
Hand Graphics
Commercial Designing
Hand Rendering
Landscape Design
Model Making
Social Designing
Rhino
Lumion
V-Ray
Revit
Capabilities / Skills Team Work Team Leadership Ghaziabad, U.P, India 8368585084 pragati311998@gmail.com
Photography Fast learner Organised Friendly Time Management
Why do millenials and gen z need a different type of living ? A different world, a different worldview. Millennials and GenZs’ have grown up in a time of rapid change, giving them a set of priorities and expectations sharply different from previous generations Life Style Patterns TRAVEL BASED WORK
CO-LIVING HOUSING What millennials think about owning a house 7% not interested 8% don’t strongly feel the need
housing ownership
15% cant afford in the near future
40% important but only need on lease
30% important but not priority
CAREFREE LIFESTYLE
Targeted Age Bracket: Born between 1980 ----> 2000 MILLENNIALS + GENERATION Zs’
GEN - Z
MILLENNIALS
68%
Earn a High Salary/ Stay Healthy
58%
Make a Positive Impact on Society
57%
60%
Buy a Home of Their Own
49%
50%
45%
Flexible Work Hours
32%
Work- Life Balance
41% 37%
TECH-SAVY Generation Division 1928
INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENT UNITS UNPREDICTABLE WORK HOURS
Silent 74-91 Yrs
1945
1964
Boomers 55-73 Yrs
1980
Gen X 39-54Yrs
1996
Gen Y 23-38 Yrs
2018
Gen Z 07-22 Yrs
Source: Goldman Sachs Fortnightly Thoughts intern survey, 2013
TRAVEL LIVE
WORK
WORK WORK TRAVEL TRAVEL LIVE LIVE
1-3months >1year
<1year Change of environment (better working spaces) Providing co-working spaces
What is PROPOSED ? The idea is to create an affordable community Iiving with the most basic amemties for the millennials and gen z who are constantly migrating in search of better oppurtunities.
Climate Analysis
India
Gurugram
170
India
SITE ANALYSIS
199
.1
Sunpath
Haryana
Traffic density
The idea is to attract millennial crowd from Cyberhub and Delhi, who have been living away from there hometowns. Proposing Co-living housing here is good idea and will be profitable to Stakeholders and real estate developers
Gurugram
Sswings daycare and preschool 3 min (1.2 km) via DLF City Phase 3 Rd/Moulsari Ave Restaurants
Ambience Lagoon 10 mins (6.3km) via Golf Dr road
Morning 9am - 12pm
National Media Centre 2 min (1.2km) via National media Centre
12 min (8.8 km) via Golf Course Rd Underpass Ranbindranath tagore school 3 min (1.2 km) via DLF City Phase 3 Rd /Moulsari Ave Shri Ram School
Cyber Hub 5 min (2.8 km) via DLF City Phase 3 Rd Ambience Mall 8 min (5.3 km) via NH 48
10 min (6.2 km) via Sikandarpur Underpass
Afternoon 12pm - 4pm
Narayana Superspeciality Hospital 4 min (1.4 km) via DLF City Phase 3
SITE
Evening 5pm - 7pm Educational Tertiary Road 4m wide
Night 7pm - 9:30pm
Private
Secondary Road
Semi
Primary Road
6m wide
Public
8m wide
Site
14m wide
National Highway
Commerical Hospital Residential Pedestrian Vehicular
Tower 1
EWS
Tower 1 Entry
Entry
Entry
Tower 2
Plaza Drop off
Club House
Plaza Entry
Entry
Exit
The vehiclar entry for the towers access is directed to the basements, making the ground floor entirely pedestrian active
Tech Friendly terrace gardens
Gaming area
Co-Living Units
Meditation room
Library Co-Working Space Laundary room
Family Units
A buffer zone between the Family Units and Co-living Units
Cafe+ Amphi Jamming Studio
Dance Studio
The Buffer
Buffer Floor paln
Where is this BUFFER? It is a double height space located on the 4th floor
Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the buffer zone for? The Purpose of the buffer is to draw a line between Distinguished lifestyle Patterns of a family and bachelors PROGRAMS OFFERED Housing 3BHK units 2BHK units 2BHK + study Co-living units offer single Rooms Sharing rooms Couple units
Club House offers Gym Swimming pool Yoga Room Squash Court Indoor Sports rooms Basketball court Badminton Court
Commercial offers Food Court Shops
Buffer Floor offers Cafe Library Gaming area Laundry rooms Tech Friendly terrace gardens Dance studio Designing studios Jamming Studio Conference rooms Meditation Room Co-Working studios
Type 1
The Co-living module offers accommodation of more poeple in less space, by integrating the common spaces.
9899
9899
BALCONY 7.5X1.8
BALCONY 7.5X1.8
BEDROOM 4.0X3.7
BEDROOM 4.0X3.7
D1
D2
D2
BAR
D2
DOUBLE HIEGHT
WASHROOM 2.8X2.0
D2
LIVING 4.7X4.5
D3
LOBBY
6000
6000
BEDROOM 4.6X3.8
D1
6000
6000
D2
D1
BEDROOM 4.6X3.8
DINING 7.5 X 4.5
WASHROOM 3.5X1.8
DOUBLE HIEGHT
6000
D2
WASHROOM 3.5X1.8
D1
BEDROOM 4.6X3.8
D1
BEDROOM 4.6X3.8
6000
4000
4000
4000
4000
COMMON AREA
GYM 3.0X2.7
D1
BALCONY 9.0X1.8
BEDROOM 4.0X3.6
D2
WASHROOM 3.0X2.3
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
BALCONY 9.0X1.8
10500
TYPE 1 : MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN AREA 400 SQM
10500
TYPE 1 : LOWER FLOOR PLAN AREA 400 SQM
5023
5000
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
5023
WASHROOM 3.0X2.3
D1
D2
D1
BEDROOM 4.0X3.6
D1
5000
KITCHEN 3.0X4.5
key Plan
4010
WASHROOM 2.8X2.0
4018
WASHROOM 2.8X2.0
BALCONY 12.5X3.5
4010
4018
WASHROOM 2.8X2.0
3D Interpretation
Tower 1
4998
WASHROOM 2.9X2.3
5000
BEDROOM 4.0X3.7
D1
D1
D2 D1
5000
BEDROOM 4.0X3.7
D2
WASHROOM 2.9X2.3
D1
*Facilities Inividual rooms Shared rooms 1 Shared bathroom + toilet per 2 rooms Living room Dining room Bar corner Workout corners
4998
WASHROOM
BALCONY 7.5X1.8
BALCONY 7.5X1.8
BEDROOM 4.0X3.6
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
BEDROOM 4.0X3.6 WASHROOM 2.3X1.8
5000
5000
WASHROOM 2.3X1.8
5000
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
Double height Co-Living module offering Individual Rooms with Shared unattached Bathroom + Toilet
D1
D2
D2
5000
Type 2
10000
10000
D1
D1
D1
DN
Tower 1 4000
DOUBLE HIEGHT
4044
4044
4000
GYM
key Plan
LIVING ROOM 4.0x3.6
3956
4000
3956
KITCHEN & DINING 4.0x3.6
4000
UP
LIGHT - WELL
LIGHT - WELL D3
10000
10000
TYPE 2 : LOWER FLOOR PLAN AREA 85.2 SQM
TYPE 2 : MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN AREA 85.2 SQM
10000
10000
BALCONY 7.5X1.8
Type 3 Couple Units
BALCONY 7.5X1.8
BEDROOM 3.8X3.8
5000
D2
BEDROOM 3.8X3.8
D2
BEDROOM 3.8X3.8
5000
BEDROOM 3.8X3.8
WASHROOM 2.8X1.8
WASHROOM 2.8X1.8
BEDROOM D1
D1
D2
D1
D1
WASHROOM 2.8X2.1
D2
WASHROOM 2.8X2.1
LIVING ROOM 4.5X3.7
WASHROOM 2.8X2.0
WASHROOM 2.8X2.0
D2
4000
4000
KITCHEN & DINING 4.5X3.7
D2
D1
D1
BEDROOM 4.5X3.8
4000
4000
BEDROOM 4.5X3.8
D3
D3
10000
10000
TYPE 3 : FLOOR PLAN AREA 260 SQM
Proposed couple units with Individual Bedrooms and attached Washrooms with *Common Living, cooking and Dining Spaces
9285
Tower 2
8462
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
key plan
Type 4
WASHROOM 3.0X2.3 D1 D1
D2
D1
9691
WASHROOM 3.0X2.3
10110
D2
Shared rooms with Common unattached Bathroom + Toilet with Common Living, Dining, Cooking spaces
BEDROOM 4.0X3.3
D1
BEDROOM 4.0X3.3 GYM
10928
8465
4769 POOL TABLE/RECREATION
D2
D1
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
LIVING ROOM D1
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
WASHROOM WASHROOM 3.0X2.3
D3
BEDROOM 4.0X3.3 D1
D2
D1
D1
9691
10110
D2
WASHROOM 3.0X2.3
D1
10696
BEDROOM 4.0X3.3
KITCHEN AND DINING 8.0X4.6
TYPE 4 : MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN AREA 343 SQM
10928
8465
4769 BAR
7599
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0 D1 D2
X-BOX / GAMING AREA 4.0x3.6
LIVING ROOM 10X4.0
Tower 1 key Plan
X-BOX
7000
TYPE 4 : LOWER FLOOR PLAN AREA 343 SQM
Type 5 Studio Appartment
Studio appartment offers minimalistic Living Spaces with utmost Privacy
SIEMENS
10696
0
D3
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
KITCHEN AND LIVING 6.5X2.3
5000
WASHROOM
10120
WASHROOM 3.0X2.3
D1
10120
WASHROOM 3.0X2.3
8462
9285
WASHROOM
7599
BEDROOM 4.0X4.0
BEDROOM 3.5X2.5 TOILET 3.0X1.8
TYPE 5 : FLOOR PLAN AREA 30 SQM
3 BHK Type1 2 BHK Type1 2 BHK Type 2
3BHK Type 125 Sq.M
Residential Unit Plans
2bhk Type 1 110Sq.M
2bhk Type 1 103.6 Sq.M
In the most crowded areas of old Textile city of Ahmedabad, lies the city’s backbone The Pols, carrying its legacy of successive invasions with perfect blend of art, religion, culture and traditions.
Contextual Design Study in
Jahapanah-ni-pol, Ahmedabad
What is a Pol? Pols, is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Pratoli’, meaning entrance to enclosed gates. Pols are a living manifestation of : ‘Together is a wonderful place to be’,
The essence of a Pol lies in accumulation of closely packed houses, narrow meandering streets that open into a large chowk (courtyards) having intricate carved wooden facades and frescoes and colorful exteriors, which is a beautiful characteristic settlement that has existed since centuries in Ahmedabad. These Pols are etched with accretive and informal patterns with narrow streets allowing the residents the ability to interact with others and overlook the street activity.
The task was to understand the built fabric in terms of importance of community and redesign certain features of the pol to eradicate the migration of locals to modern settlements in search of better amenities.
Contextual Study via - Character of Streets - Essence of Chowk - Typology of Houses Survery and Research ReDesiGn
Typologies of houses
Essence of Chowk Character of Streets A walk down the meandering street almost reveals a chaotic sense unlike the planned settlements, but an element of surprise prevails in the narrow meandering streets that one knows not where it will lead to. This emancipates a deep truth ‘Roads were made for wonderful journeys and not destination’.
The pol welcomes any soul for engagement with the community facilitated by pockets of gathering space called ‘chowks’ a key feature of the layers which enables and trigger momentous interaction of the community. Chowk has several elements to trigger interaction of locals, Around the year chowk portrays the most dynamic nature, changing the feel and its enigmatic character with the change in time and seasons across the year.
Pol consists of houses from 18th, 19th and 20th century, these are marked with distinct character. They have shared walls and linear layout with a magnificent courtyard in center, connecting each entity and soul at common place. The entire indigenous architecture reflects a sense of kinship, and there lies no scope for isolation and melancholy. The houses are compact and inner spaces dark as mostly houses are linked and so rooms have openings only towards the street or wherever it can open into the central court. The houses have otlas in the front along the street for interacting with other people in the community. The wooden windows, the overhanging standing balconies, the rustic facades are all idiosyncrasies that denominates the Pol. The scale of facade vary and so does its detailing, depending upon the economic status of the family.
The area near the entrance and chowk was mostly commercial, occupied by Shops and godowns. Moving further into the pol towards the more private zones, is the residential area.
Programs ReDesigned Residential Units Commecial units Daycare Center Multipurpose Hall Library
Site Zoning
Entry
Commercial Residential Semi private
Iteration 1
Iteration 3
Iteration 2
Massing Aspects that we worked on : Interaction of buildings with the chowk , Broaden the streets to bring in sunlight and maintaining the grain (in terms of length, width and height) of the original buildings, in order to retain context
Concept
Iteration 4
The idea was to explore the interactive form that fits in with the context, and retains the existing qualities it in terms of language and grain of the pol in the modern new structures with better facilities.
a cluster housing - two, 2BHK and one, 1BHK
Ground floor layout
Fisrt floor layout
Second floor layout
a 3BHK and Commercial edge 13 shops
Ground floor layout
Fisrt floor layout
Second floor layout
one, 2BHK
Ground floor layout
Fisrt floor layout
Residential units
Commercial Edge 8 shops
Ground floor layout
Fisrt floor layout
Second floor layout
Daycare center and Multipurpose Hall
Ground floor layout
Fisrt floor layout Library
Commercial units
Second floor layout
WORKING DRAWINGS
Ground Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Framing Plan
BEAM B1
BEAM B2
BEAM B3
COLOUMN C1
COLOUMN C2
COLOUMN (sunken wall)C3
COLOUMN C4
Terrace Floor Plan KHURRA
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RIDGE
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SLOPE1:100
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RIDGE
RIDGE SLOPE1:100
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RIDGE SLOPE1:100
SLOPE1:100
KHURRA
(150MM DIA PIPE )
KHURRA
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Electrical layout Plan
Elevations
ELEVATION A (TOWER 1)
ELEVATION A (TOWER 2)
ELEVATION C (TOWER 1) ELEVATION B (TOWER 2)
Section