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ARUL KARTHIKA ARUL KARTHIKA


I believe that design should be sensible and valuable. I would like to explore, learn and question on how can design help to improve our lives. I AM 5/13 E,Thirumangai Nagar, Pasuvanthanai Road,Kovilpatti. ADDRESS

ARUL KARTHIKA Architecture student

arulkarthika12@gmail.com EMAI ID 9629736929 PHONE NUMBER

ACADEMIC WORKS STUDIO HOUSING ‘17

Housing for the blue collar workers.

STUDIO THINNAI PALLI ‘17

School at Trichy

STUDIO WISDOM ‘16

Green house colony at Kiliyur

STUDIO YOUTH FOR NATURE ‘16

Space for wayfarer

STUDIO NATURE ‘15

Spaces experienced through nature

STUDIO BASIC DESIGN ‘15

Understanding basic principles through leave patterns

Exhibition space at Trichy

Student’s center at CARE

WORKSHOPS 1998

2001-2013

Born in Kovilpatti

NOW AT

2013-2015

Counian matriculation higher secondary school

K.R.A Vidhyashram higher secondary school

C.A.R.E SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Trichy

SOFTWARE SKILLS

WINTER’s @JAIPUR

JALLI

SUMMER’s & WINTER’s @ CARE’16 ‘17

CATENARY

WINTER’s @ CARE ‘17

SIMULATION OF NATURAL VENTILATION By water table apparatus

SUMMER’s @ CARE ‘17

CAUVERY ARCHIVES Documentation at moovarkovil

SUMMER’s @ CARE’17

FIVE MILE RADIUS Bamboo built workshop

MENTORS AND GUEST LECTURES

Photoshop

Illustrator

Revit

Indesign

Autocad

Sketchup

INTERESTS

M Interior Design

Landscape

Design Development

Minimalism

Ms Office

Ar.Sathya Prakash

Lateral design thinking

Ar.Ajit Rao

Journey of architecture

Ar.Sanjay Mohe

Walk at CARE

Ar.Neelkanth Chaya

Sustainable design

Ar.Yatin Pandiya

Elements of space making

Ar.Durganand

Sustainable design

Ar.Eugene Pandala

Environmental suistainability

Ar.Murali Murugan

Evolution of school concepts

Ar.Pramod Balakrishnan

A new way of looking at housing

Ar.Palinda Kannangara

On Site

Ar.Meenakshi Jain

Conservation Architecture

Concepts in his buildings

LANGUAGES KNOWN English

COMPETITION PARTICIPATED

Tamil Zayanta @ Archcult NIT Trichy

River front development

Convention Trophy @ Zonasa

Centre for faith

Earthen mud blocks

Life of people


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JALLI MAKING

MOOVARKOVIL DOCUMENTATION

SCHOOL

EXHIBITION SPACE

Semester 5

Semester 5

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07

23

13

CATENARY BRICK SHELL

GREEN HOUSING Semester 3

SIMULATION OF NATURAL VENTILATION

CENTER FOR FAITH zonasa’17

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ARCHITECTURAL DETAILING DETAILS

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SHEETS Semester 4 & 5


SCHOOL

is a space where learner can connect with people in an interdependent social setting

PROJECT : An Eco Learning initiative LOCATION : Along the northern banks of Uyyakondan Canal,Trichy. SITE AREA :16000 sqm YEAR : III year/semester 5


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VOLUME The total volume required for the school project

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OPEN SPACES The volume was separated to provide a open informal gathering for students in the middle of the building

ROOF The form of the roof began to follow the form of the spaces below

The entire space was manipulated to provide green spaces inbetween the classrooms.These green spaces creates an outdoor learning space for children. They also help regulate the building’s temperature.


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NORTH SIDE SECTION

1. Indoor Classroom 2.Outdoor classroom 3.Kindergarten classroom 4.Library 5.Courtyard 6.Faculty cabin 7.Faculty dining room 8.Faculty conference room 9.Sick room 10.Office room 11.Parent’s waiting lounge 12.Principal’s cabin 13.Dining 14.kitchen 15.Girl’s Washroom 16.Boy’s washroom 17.Car parking 18.Indoor sports room 19.Music/Dance room 20.Laboratory

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

EAST SIDE SECTION


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The built space focuses on the voids around it for the children to feel free in the environment.The ends of corridor takes us to the view the open skyline.


EXHIBITION space design which can expand andcontract, holds two different kind of exhibits in a year

PROJECT : Exhibition Space LOCATION : Vestry School ground,Trichy. SITE AREA : 20000 sqm YEAR : III year/semester 5


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Whereas the interior exploration has lead to explore the inner self,Skin of the building speaks itself.

As like the space expands and contracts,the facade of the building is made movable according to the amount of light required for the exhibits.

A small space of 2.1 *2.1 *2.1 was designed for the user to relax and enjoy along with the nature. The spacial arrangement was arrived based on the visitor’s circulation.


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EAST SIDE SECTION The panels could be rearranged within the 16x16m.These panels are removable and this makes the spaces to expand or contract depending on the type of exhibits.

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

PLAN

FRONT ELEVATION


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The interior space which holds the exhibits carry different amount of light throughout the day as required.


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GREEN HOUSING ( PASUMAI COLONY ) It is inevitably important to understand a village not only on the basics of it’s Architectural aspects of the built environment but also towards learning their traditional wisdom which could keep their own natural,social and cultural resources sustainable.

Studio WISDOM focuses to explore on WATER CONSERVATION strategies

PROJECT : Pasumai colony LOCATION : Kiliyur,along river Cauveri,Trichy. YEAR : II year/semester 3


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CENTER FOR FAITH A centre for faith is a place where people are to connect with their deepest self and create,develop and nourish the relationship between them and this object of trust. This design has been approached through an experiential process of emotions. The structure has utilised vernacular techniques with the common and modern material WOOD.

ZONASA : 2017

ARCHCULT : 2016 Giving back life to cultural heritage sites.

CULTURAL REHABILATION


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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION PLATES Pile foundation details Footing/Column/Plinth beam details Sump tank details Staircase details Steel Staircase details Roof truss details Filler slab details Roof slab details

YEAR : II year/semester 4 III year/semester 5


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860

140

MIRROR

140

HAND WASH BASIN

250

140

50x 250 MM THICK CERAMIC TILE WALL CLADDING

860

860

3210

ARCHITECTURAL DETAILING

2540

120

430

120

6mm coloured glass bottle pavement HAND WASH

500

650

305

120

600

2000

2020

220

220

650

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

600

4000

600

420 HAND SHOWER

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

3670

HAND SHOWER

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

600

420

350

140 140

220

FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

420

2000 120

HAND SHOWER @ 550 MM FROM FFL

600

CLOSET

180,76

HAND SHOWER

45,11 104,96

FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

820.9130

240

560 500

6mm coloured glass bottle pavement

10 mm P.C.C

1100 1100

URINAL

HAND SHOWER @ 550 MM FROM FFL CLOSET

400

1050

560

240 1000

soling

1400

2000

250

1120

2000

250

Earth

50x 250 MM THICK CERAMIC TILE WALL CLADDING

140 860

140

3210

12 mm diameter bamboo

860

430

soling

250x 240 MM THICK CERAMIC TILE WALL CLADDING

600

10 mm P.C.C

120

500

120

542,84 120

Compact soil

100 mm Gravel

HAND WASH

1200

120 600

2000

Earth HAND WASH

1200 220

HAND

100 mm 12 mm Gravel diameter bamboo

100

560

600

400

1050

HAN

Earth

600

120

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

50 120

800

650

220

600

420

Planter box

Compact soil

HAND SHOWER

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

600

FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

420

Existing Brick pavement

HAND SHOWER

240

560

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

Coloured glass Bottle pavement filled with mud

Rammed earth made out of electronic waste HAND SHOWER

600

140

10 mm P.C.C

12 mm diameter bamboo 1050

soling Compact soil

120

Earth

120

Bamboo string used for connecting bamboo

10 mm P.C.C 130

1000

Detail A

50

120

2767,92

120

12 mm Bamboo lass Bottle pavement filled

YEAR : III year/semester 6 Soling

Bamboo string used for connecting bamboo

1050

120

650

HAND SHOWER

120

100

Planter box

650

FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

Earth

542,84 120

12 mm Bamboo

120

120

120

Existing foundation Brick pavement Existing concrete

120

50

120

600

305

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

Compact soil

100

120

800

Rammed earth made out of electronic Existing bamboo structure waste

560

120

3210

soling

2767,92

120

120

120

600

800

3210

2020

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2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

12 mm diameter bamboo

600

Coloured glass Bottle pavement filled with mud

140 MM)

1120

200

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM) Existing concrete foundation

2540

3200

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

420

cad-block.com

Existing bamboo structure

1200

4000

FLOOR TRAP

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

542,84 120

600

12 mm Bamboo

Brick pavement

Bamboo string used for connecting bamboo

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

600

BLE N

2O MM LEDGE F

130

rth made out of electronic

140 MM)

HA

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

340

12 mm Bamboo

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

FLOOR TRAP (1

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

1000

240

3200

420

Detail A

RBLE N

4000

2O MM TH LEDGE FO

420

600

420

mpact soil

100 mm Gravel

600

2767,92

rete foundation

Bamboo string used for connecting bamboo

mm P.C.C

1050

120

600

10 6400

100

120

1050

120

220

structure

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM) 2767,92

130

120

FLOOR TRAP (14

Compact soil

600 120

2O MM TH LEDGE FO

420

800

120

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

soling

Detail A

50

120

2540

HAND SHOWE FLOOR TRAP

140

10 mm P.C.C

920

2O MM THICK LEDGE FOR C

Compact soil

HAND WASH BASIN

1000

120

240

420

MIRROR

100mm Grass bed

400

542,84

1000

100mm Grass 6mm coloured bed glass bottle pavement

520

340

350

HAND SHOWE FLOOR TRAP (

Coloured glass Bottle pavement filled 600 with mud

750x 250 MM THICK

CERAMIC TILE 12 mm diameter bamboo WALL CLADDING

Compact soil

650

650

650

Earth

Compact soil

soling

12 mm diameter bamboo

119,45

100 mm Gravel

500

1200

2O MM THICK LEDGE FOR C

600

200 x 250 MM THICK CERAMIC TILE WALL CLADDING

Soling

650

650

650

350

400

1050

3210

2850 20 MM THICK GRANITE PARTITION WALL

Coloured glass Bottle pavement filled with mud

Existing Brick pavement

300

350

100 mm

Gravel Compact soil

220

Rammed earth made out of electronic waste

120

100

2540.0000

Soling

250x 240 MM THICK CERAMIC TILE WALL CLADDING

920

40

200

10 mm P.C.C

HAND WASH BASIN

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN HAND WASH BASIN

Existing Brick pavement

20 MM THICK GRANITE PARTITION WALL

50x 250 MM THICK CERAMIC TILE WALL CLADDING

Planter box

500

1120

520

3200

560

750x 250 MM THICK CERAMIC TILE WALL CLADDING

HAND WASH BASIN

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

3210

4000

240

340

600

of electronic Rammed earth made out 1200 waste

Existing concrete foundation

FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

119,45

To design and explore the materials available in the 560 updated market and detailing it out in autocad.

2850

Earth

MIRROR

600

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

3200

420

600

Planter box

420 HAND SHOWER

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

6400

200 x 250 MM THICK CERAMIC TILE WALL CLADDING

FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

100mm Grass bed 2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

Existing concrete foundation

Existing bamboo structure Compact soil

HAND SHOWER

2O MM THICK MARBLE LEDGE FOR CISTERN

1120

soling

HAND WASH

600

Existing bamboo structure

650

1200

300

340

12 mm diameter bamboo

1200

420

2540

20

3210

600

400

cad-block.com

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140

250x 240 MM THICK CERAMIC TILE WALL CLADDING

240

860

HAND SHOWER FLOOR TRAP (140 x 140 MM)

1000 2000

860

130

1000

Detail A

100 mm Gravel

100 mm Gravel

2540.0000


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TOILET CHILDREN BEDROOM

TOILET SPACE

DRESSING ROOM

BALCONY GARDEN

LIVING

Guide By : Ar.Monisha Edwina Royan G

Natural ventilation is one of the major factors that influence the indoor air quality and the thermal comfort of a buildings. The water table apparatus is an affordable tool for students, architects, engineers and owners to simulate air movement and visualize performance.

Overview

Abishek Raj V

BEDROOM

Aroon

Lakshen Ram

TERRACE GARDEN

MASTER BEDROOM

HEAD ROOM

TOILET

BALCONY

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The Workshop was to analyse and evalvate the wind movement of a real time residential projects-Residence for Mr.Balachandar and residence for Mr. karthikeyan. Both the residences are located at Kumbakonam and are designed by Ar. Vidhyashankar. The students were divided into groups of five.

Introduction

Study models were built and various parameters were tested in the watertable experiment and documented. Post experiment, video was processed in photoshop and analysed. VERANDAH

VERANDAH

TOILET

Mr. Balachandras residence Ground floor of Total area of 90.5mSQ was analysis based on simulation of natural ventilation method using water table apparatus.Initially the analysis was done in two parameters (southwest, west ) later third parameter was included and analysed (addition of wall in southwest direction ). Through this analysis balachandras residence has its best air movement in west direction. This method of analysis can be used in any design to attain better natural ventilation.

context

LOCATION : KUMBAKONAM

PREDOMINENT WIND DIRECTION : SOUTHWEST

ARCHITECT : Ar . Vidhya Shankar

DRESSING

DINING UTILITY AREA FAMILY LIVING

SKY-LIT STAIRS

LIVING BEDROOM

POOJA/ MEDITATION ROOM

STAIRS

KITCHEN

GARDEN FRONT YARD

VISITOR'S LOUNGE

N VERANDAH

Air Movement :West direction

Air movement : Southwest direction

Wind pattern

B,P,L,T1 K T2 B,T1 K,L,V k,V,L

Wind pattern

Oberservation

Positive Pressure : Windwardside Negative Pressure : Negligible at leward side, eddies and Deadspot were observed

Principle

Good access : Poor access : No access : Air Movement Linear : Circular : Internal :

B,K,P,V Positive Pressure : Windwardside L,T1 Negative Pressure : Negligible at leward side, T2, Dressing room in B eddies and Deadspot were observed B,k L L,V

Principle

Inference

Design consideration

B,T1,P L T2 T1,P,L B,K V

Positive Pressure : Windwardside Negative Pressure : Negligible at leward side, eddies and Deadspot were observed

Maximum velocity beacause of the smaller inlet than larger outlet increases air movement occuring within the interior spaces

Negative pressure As the air flow completely surrounds the building Creating negative pressure in the leeward side

Inference

West air movement splits faster in Kitchen (K) and Bedroom (B) provide good air f flow Living room (L) , Varenda (V) , providing moderate air flow

Design consideration

Addition of fin Wall in the Kitchen (K) increase the air flow in Kitchen (K)

Oberservation Good access : Poor access : No access : Air Movement Linear : Circular : Internal :

Principle

Inference

The southwest airmovement provides good airflow in Bedroom (B) , Passage(P), Living room (l) and toilet 1 (T1) Moderate airflow in Kitchen (K) and Varenda (V) Bad airflow in Toilet2 (T2)

VERANDAH

Air Movement : SouthWest direction - Addition of wall

Wind pattern

Oberservation

Best Air movement-

TOILET

RESIDENCE NAME : Mr . Balachandras residence

Qualitative Analysis

Good access : Poor access : No access : Air Movement Linear : Circular : Internal :

BATH DINING KITCHEN

LIVING

Maximum velocity beacause of the smaller inlet and larger outlet and the airflow is reversed , positive pressure is created inside the building and negative pressure is established on the leeward face of the building

OUTCOME: To study performance of designs for effective natural ventilation. To calculate the percentage area of spaces that are well ventilated. To identify the dea spots that are not ventilated.

Nandhini

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USING WATER TABLE APPARATUS

Arul karthika G

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SIMULATION OF NATURAL VENTILATION

SIMULATION OF NATURAL VENTILATION - WATER TABLE APPARATUS

WINTER WORKSHOP 2017

DOOR FIXED GLASS

The southwest airmovement provides good airflow in Bedroom (B) , Passage(P), Living room (l) and toilet 1 (T1)

Design consideration

Extending the passage from Bedroom (B) to Living Changing the orientation of the building to reduce negative pressure in the leeward

Addition of exterior wall in the varenda space lincrease the air flow in Living room (L) and reduce the eddis and make space neutral

West direction

Quantitative Analysis Inference Passage (P) has the best performance with 100% good vent access Kitchen(K) has the 87% Poor vent access Kitchen (k) has the 13% Dead spots

Inference

Inference

Passage (P) has the best performance with 100% good vent access

Vareda (V) and Passage (P) has the best performance with 100% good vent access

Tiolet (T1) has the 64% Poor vent access living room (L) has the 1% Dead spots

Kitchen (K) has the 60% Poor vent access Tiolet (T2) has the 78% Dead spots

L - Living room K- Kitchen D - Dressing room B - Bed room P - Passage V - Varenda T1, T2 - Tiolet1,2

L - Living room K- Kitchen D - Dressing room B - Bed room P - Passage V - Varenda T1, T2 - Tiolet1,2

L - Living room K- Kitchen D - Dressing room B - Bed room P - Passage V - Varenda T1, T2 - Tiolet1,2

WINTER’s @ CARE 2017

check in with the link to watch the video

https://www.facebook.com/CareSchoolofArchitecture/videos/1508382242549548/


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CATENARY BRICK SHELL

The enaction of gravitional force on catenary curves were experimented and studied with bamboo sticks to analyze its structural stability. A 1:1 scaled mock up,using bricks reinforced with steel was constructed.The composure of the curves,either taking the form based on the golden ratio or a circular form were then experimented.The circular form proved to be more efficient of space and program. The erection of the formwork was intense and required atmost precision in dimensions.The challenge was the pipe bending and the details worked out to reassemble it . The three dimensionality of the generated surface was a challenge and various mortar mixes and course arrangements were experimented.

SUMMER’s @ CARE 2016 WINTER’s @ CARE 2016 SUMMER’s @CARE 2017


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MOOVARKOVIL DOCUMENTATION Observe and abstract information from buildings of historical and heritage value.

The Moovar kovil (‘temple-of-three’) is a beautiful temple of early Chozha peroid,built by the irukkuvel cheif bhuthi-vikrama-kesari.

SUMMERS’s @ CARE 2017


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JALLI MAKING WORKSHOP

The traditional way of jalli making with lime putty and surkhi on 1:1 ratio and gugal,methi,jaggery on 3:1:1 ratio.Then it is cured for 2 to 3 days.

WINTER’S @ CARE 2017 JAIPUR


Ar.Vijayakumar Sengottuvelan

Director, C.A.R.E School of Architecture,Trichy,Tamilnadu

Ar.Judith Belinda Laura

Head of the Department, C.A.R.E School of Architecture,Trichy,Tamilnadu

Ar.Senthilkumar

Internship co-ordinator, C.A.R.E School of Architecture,Trichy,Tamilnadu

arulkarthika12@gmail.com 9629736929


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