UG Architecture Portfolio 2021 by Arun Mozhi

Hi, I am Arun Mozhi This is my Architectural Portfolio(2016 - 21). It is a selection of my academic and professional work. A self-motivated and ambitious graduate seeking professional advancement in the area of architecture. I prefer to develop human-centered designs that reflect a location’s ethnicity and identity. I am a firm believer in the phrase, “Beauty is in the Details.” Looking forward to an oppurtunity interact and discuss my work. Arun Mozhi Varman N A 19th May 1998 Indian English, Tamil Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. arunmozhi.na@gmail.com +91 9894488265

CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION

CMR University, Bangalore. 2016 - 2021 Graduated Bachelor in Architecture. Montfort School, Yercaud. 2006 - 2013 Primary and Secondary Education.

EXPERIENCE

Fahed + Architects, Kochi Internship, 2019 Worked in the concepts team for 8 different projects. The work included everything from pitching new ideas to project execution.

EXTRA CURRICULAR

Workshops Fullscale 101 to 109 Workshops on materials - Bamboo, COB Art Techniques and Tensile Structures. Documentation Badami, Karnataka - Temples and Sites Aihole, Karnataka - Indepth analysis of this village settlement. Graphic Design Pitched logo ideas for Music channels, Cinenews and Production houses.

SKILLS

Adobe Indesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro 3D Visualization Google Sketchup, Rhino, Lumion, Twin Motion Autodesk AutoCad, Revit

CURRICULUM VITAE

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CHENNAI, JUNE 2021

BANGALORE, MAY 2020

BANGALORE, DECEMBER 2020

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CONTENTS

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GREEN SCHEDULE FLYING CONTINUUM

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BANGALORE, MAY 2018

INTERIOR DESIGN, BANGALORE

2016 - 2021

STEP’D TERRACES

OFFICE SPACE

MISCELLANEOUS

CONTENTS

pul-agam Type Museum - Instituition - Residential Time Thesis - 4months Site Location Pallikaranai, Chennai

PREFACE The thesis project aims to create a space where birds and humans Co-Exist. This project is designed in a way where humans are drawn into the birds’ natural habitat and experience the environment.

Site Precint -

PALLIKARANAI

2.8 Kms

Residencial

Institutional

Commercial

Open Space / Recreational

- The Pallikaranai Marsh is a popular bird-watching destination in Chennai. The diversity of habitats makes it suitable for a wide range of terrestrial and wetland birds, many of which breed here. - Some days, not less than 15,000 birds can be spotted in the marsh. The marsh is usually called the ‘Birders Paradise’

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Site in

DUMPYARD

AREA 6 ACRES

- One of two garbage landfills in the city - Kondaiyur and Perungudi - Home to unique flora and fauna, migratory birds even came from North America. But the current state of the land with all types of waste - Adding to it waste water from restaurants and shopping malls, greywater from nearby temporary shelters disturb the water here.

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EVOLUTION

HYDROLOGY

SITE

DUMPYARD

SITE

WATER HOLDING CAPACITY

SITE

BIRD HOTSPOT

INSTITUTIONS

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Proposal on the Southern Side

RAILWAY STATION VELACHERRY HOSPITALS

Birds Residing Areas SITE

SITE

STUDY OF BIRDS PALLIKARANAI

GROUND BIRDS

RAPTORS

These birds fill the Landscapes in the marshland. They come as water is available in the summer. They breed on Land.

Visits the marshland mostly in the Migratory Season as a lot of Prey birds are available in the marshland. - Greater Spotted Eagle - Brahminy Kite - Peregrine Falcon

- Greater Flamingos - White-browed Wagtail - Painted Stork

WADERS

Low water levels and the slushy marshland attracts small birds. They have long legs and can walk on water. - Jacobin Cuckoo - Yellow Wag Tail - Red-Whiskered Bulbul

DUCKS

Often called “Waterfowls”, ducks prefer to stay in the water and even mate as they are more naturally built and found in water. - Jacobin Cuckoo - Yellow Wag Tail - Red-Whiskered Bulbul

SITE STRATEGIES

POTENTIAL ENTRIES The potential entries are kept on the edges to avoid motor intervention inside the site.

VIEWS Building aligned to create maximum views of the pond and the marshland

WATER FL Building aligned flow in the Marsh

FORM DEVELOPMENT Institution Block

Existing marshland (city side)

Museum Block

Marshland Existing road on the edge of the site

The programs were categorized into Public and Private functions and were divided into two.

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vided into smaller duce visual mass w the structural . This creates an xis

AXIS AND EDGES The two key axes in the site, North-South opens to the view of birds and marshland, East-West opens to the pond and the marshland.

Aligned to the existing trees in the site and also to maximize views of the marshland on both sides.

ZONING The masterplan is dispersed throughout the landscape to draw visitors to the natural habitat of birds following them through the Landscape.

LOW to the water h to disturb it.

Circulation added along both the views so that it can serve a double purpose of viewing deck and corridor.

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CONCEPT

COEXIST - The basic idea is to not destroy the Marshland Ecosystem in place and to embrace the nature in the site. - It also helps in hiding the building within the woods and also reduce the visual impact of the surrounding. - Designing according to the Marshlands topography opens up views.

JOURNEY - Large Openings to views of the surrounding keeps the users connected with nature around. The boundary between the built and the nature is blurred. - Buildings, museums, and nature remain interconnected throughout making the landscape in the site a live exhibition to experience. OUTDOOR CUM INDOOR SPACE - The museum can open to trees like a courtyard where visitors can see live birds flying in and out. 9

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ISSUES ADDRESSED LOOSE SOIL - To address the loose soil in the site Pile Foundation is used for the structure. Laying a normal Pile foundation in an environment like this causes a lot of vibration and disturbance in the surrounding so using Screw Pile Foundation reduces the pollution and keeps the environment intact. Floating slab is used to reduce moisture and to not disturb the ground as no footer trenches are laid.

STEEL COLUMNS

FLOATING

SLAB

BEAM PILE CAP SCREW PILE

FLOODING OF WATER - The flooding in these regions is very common and the issue has to be addressed. The height of the plinth can be raised and water can be let to flow below it. The water drains to the nearby Buckingham Canal but the recently done Highway clogs the water disturbing the water flow. A safety height of 1.5m has been risen from the ground.

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MASTER PLAN

COTTAGES PLANTED TREES

PLANTED FRUIT TREES

HUTS OBSERVATORY

RESEARCH CENTRE MUSEUM

INSTITUTION

EXISTING TREES

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- The area of the site is 6 acres which helped in breaking the huge mass into smaller components so that the built form doesn’t disturb or scare away the birds in the marshland. - The project has an Educational institution to host Ornithology, a study of birds to accommodate students and create interest among younger generations about birds - It also has a Museum that helps people coming to the site to understand and learn about the endangered and extinct birds and their impact on them. - It has a Cottage and tent huts facility to accommodate tourists who come to view birds as the best time to view birds are early mornings and evenings.

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N R EC EP TI O ST TI N S IE OM SC RO

M U RS SE O U PT M A R B LI A R

M U RS SE E U D M WA

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M U S SE K U C M DU - S M D U BIR SE U ND M U O R

WORKSHOP

RESTAURANT

N GROUND FLOOR PLAN

- The bigger mass is divided into smaller components and connected through bridges which provides the users with an untiring experience throughout and makes them connect with the unique biodiversity present in the site. - The institution block is placed in such a way that a user in the museum gets a view of the other side of the marshland as well and this works the other way too. - The restaurant is zoned to view the south bird zone. 13

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G N TI M EE O M RO

O M ST M PO OO R

M U AN SE H U C M TE A M LI

C M TE R

C M

O R SS S

O R SS

C S

N FIRST FLOOR PLAN

- The first floor has the bridge connecting the volumes which also acts as a viewing deck towards the marshland. It also connects the two observatory towers. - The height of the building is kept lower than the surrounding trees to make the mass not stand out in the surrounding.

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Corridors connecting the museums with open space created to create interactions between the surrounding nature

CORRIDOR OPEN SPACE OBSERVATORY

Open Spaces Designed To Create Interaction For Users With The Nature Recessed Corridors To Create Clear View

MUSEUM

View of the pond integrated with the built form in the museum block. Fruit trees are planted to invite more birds into the site.

N INSTITUTION BLOCK

KEY PLAN

Built Form kept lower than the surrounding trees to hide the mass and not stand out

View of the entry to the instituition block.

RESEARCH CENTRE

Curved Glass With Mullions For Bird Safety

LIBRARY

The institution block is aligned to the museum block and is kept porous so that the users get maximum views on all sides.

N KEY PLAN

INSTITUTION

CLASSROOM

MUSEUM - WALL SECTION

- The bird feeder is fitted in with the wall of the museum where peopl coming in the museum can have a look at the birds through holes.

+ 6100mm

+ 2500mm

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BIRD FEEDER

le Metallic Roof with Insulation Slope - 9.5º

The bird feeder is designed for birds to have multiple levels where they can play around and eat from the feeder bowls. It helps different birds of different sizes eat comfortably.

Rafter Battens 30x30mm Lintel Beam Metal Frame for Timber Screens Concrete Gutter Timber Screen 40x40mm with 100mm c/c

Timber Railing with 50x50mm cross sction Concrete Walls - 180mm

Brick Jaali Wall Steel Column Cased with wood 3cm on each side Bird Feeder Floating Slab Pile Cap Screw Pile

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TENT HUT - The tent huts are designed as a temporary shelter for bird enthusiasts and other younger generation people who want to stay for an afternoon or a night. - The idea of the tent was to use a minimal amount of materials. The design addressed the idea as the stepped platform provides the necessities of beds and tables.

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ST E

PL A TO TFO SL RM EE S PO N

TR Y

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0.75m

0.9m

PLAN OF TENT HUT 21

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COTTAGE - The cottage was designed for couples and families coming in to stay. The cottage has a private terrace and a balcony for the users to enjoy the birds privately. PR TE IVAT RR E AC E

PR BAIVAT LC E ON

DR OO

LIV

RO O

4.5m

LIVING ROOM BEDROOM

1.5m

TOILET

PRIVATE BALCONY 4.5m

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OBSERVATORY TOWER

- The observatory tower is designed to give people different views of the scenery and the city. - The tower has 4 pods attached to a central structural core in which the lift shaft is present. POSTCARD VIEW

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BALCONY VIEW

BIRD NEST VIEW

CABIN VIEW

Passenger Lift

Open View In The Roof

5th Floor With clear Glass

Stained Glass

Pods Projecting From The Core

- The central core has a translucent surface stained glass finish covered which gives users the tease while going up. - The view reveals only on the four pods which also has a bench to sit on. - The fifth floor has a 5m high clear glass view all around the tower for users to sit and enjoy the view in shade. - The topmost floor which is 23m from the ground opens up to views on all sides. PUL-AGAM

BRIDGE PATHWAY - The pathway is inspired from a form of a tree, where the lower trunk holds the crown of the tree with the help of its branches. - Here the trunk is the pillared support going into the marshland, the branches are the curved supports, and the crown is the pathway where people walk.

CROWN

BRANCHES

TRUNK

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Bird Feeder @1500mm Thin Wires For Birds to Sit @750mm

Sloped Surface @8 Degree To Push Water to The Edge

BIRD FEEDER - The bird feeder is designed to be placed on the bridge pathway in poles for birds of the marshland to eat. - It has two levels where the base level has the food and the first level has a sloping roof with a deisgn to hold water.

Level for Bird Bath/Water

Twigs For Birds To Sit

Partition for Bird Food

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en Schedule Type Urban Farming - Public Time Urban Design - 4months Site Location Doddanekundi, Bangalore

PREFACE The main aim of the project was to create farms that produce a high level of yield with minimal resources addressing the need for Nutritious and Fresh food for the people in the ward. Addressing the issue of the ever-growing population and the food crisis people are facing and going to face in the near future.

TERTIARY CONTEXT

SITES IN THE WARD

TERTIARY CONTEXT

INFLUENCE OF THE SITES

GREEN SCHEDULE

India is going to meet “Day Zero” on food and it’s high time we shape cities for the future population which is expected to rise to 1.5 Billion by 2030. There were about 97 million hectares of Farm Lands which were degraded in the past 10 years or so. It adds up to 30% of the Farm Lands in India. 82% of the people going hungry in the world live in countries with food surplus and not food shortages.

WHY in WARD - 85? (Doddanekundi, Bangalore)

- A ward with a lot of youth and health-conscious citizens living has been cramped up with High rise buildings and the food intake is more compared to the food being produced. - About 1/3rd of the food is wasted. And the major waste is because of spoilage. Spoilage happens due to the transport of the Fruits and Vegetables which takes 1-2 days to reach local markets. - Can employ the slums nearby as most of the people are from rural places. There are 5 slums in our ward and 3 of them are nearby lakes. - Reducing transport charges as food products are available locally. Freshness is also lost. - Can reduce Garbage disposal as food waste can be used as manure for agriculture. - Agriculture can be done near Lakes as the greywater can be treated to a level where it can be used for Agriculture. - Markets can also be proposed as part of the vegetation to boost farmer and consumer connection to reduce prices. People who cannot go to branded shops can come to these markets for nutritious food. - It can be developed as a practice in the local which could further expand people to plant more trees and do agriculture in their balconies.

GREEN SCHEDULE

From the available 9 sites in the ward the site near Doddanekundi Lake which offered space to design an Urban Farm was selected.

DODDANEKUNDI LAKE The largest in our ward. The lake is filled with water but cannot be used at all. The natural slope is towards the lake making it a reliable water source. The residential development around the lake can be looked into as an advantage as vegetables and greens are in constant need here. The lake is fenced all around with security in charge. The garbage disposed around the lake causes a lot of pollution around the lake. The North part of the lake is almost not accessible as the part is mostly known for the snakes and for people doing illegal smoking activities. It is a major Fear Locale in the surrounding.

GREEN SCHEDULE

https://drive.google.com/file/ d/1ilfOVTrtKLw7x2Neo5ghDX0mmHolw0o/view

To look at all studies in detail scan this. All works were made individually.

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PROPOSED

SUSTAINABLE FARMS

GREEN SCHEDULE

PROPOSED

2 - BIOSWALES

GREEN SCHEDULE

View of the pond formed from the water treated along the Bioswales. The pond opens oppurtunities for Interaction with water and people.

View showing the commercial spaces open and making the pedestrianised street active and bringing in people. 45

Multiple entries to the lake making it more accessible from the pedestrianised street.

VIew of the dedicated cycle lane in the street for riders visiting the lake.

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5 - PEDESTRIANISED ROAD

PEDESTRIANISED ROADS SCALE - 1:500

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PREFACE The project was to replace an Iconic Cinema Hub in the Heart of Bangalore called the Badami House. The main focus of the project was also cultural dances and theatres acts which are slowly diminishing and require a revampment.

Type Public - Experience Museum Time 4 months Site Location Bangalore

ONTINUUM

916m

915m 914m 913m 912m 911m

BADAMI HOUSE, HALSUR BENGALURU

- The site is located in the heart of Bengaluru. - Badami House is an iconic structure to the opposite BBMP Office a huge civic body. - Badami House has strong roots in Cinema as it was a hub for the Kannada Film Industry for the past four decades - The government was forced to take down the interview due to law reasons.

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- To name a few - Sir Puttana Chetty Town Hall - Kempegowda Tower - Unity Building Kamat - Mysore Sugar Co ltd. - DGP Office Headquarters

- The BBMP office opposite the site is always crowded and has a large residential development behind it.

DENSITY PATTERN

- The site is located in a very dense environment as the Chickpet area is situated right behind the site.

LANDMARKS MAJOR

- The site’s context has a very strong cultural presence as many major landmarks are present around it.

ACTIVITY MAPPING

- The two junctions - Corporation Circle Node and Comptrollers Office Node are heavy at traffic all through the day.

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CONCEPT INTERVAL Gives people time for refreshments and keeps people actively involved

STORY

STRUCTURE INTRODUCTION of characters and basic tone of the Film

RESOLUTION for that conflict which arose through the inciting incident

FILM TIMELINE TRANSITIONS MOMENTS SETUP AND INCITING INCIDENT - Focuses on introducing the characters

PAST

PRESENT

MUSEUM

FUTURE

MUSEUM

USER

PATTERN

MUSEUM

CONFLICT Feeds people with the present situation of the incident and grips them with suspense.

Users tend to get exhausted with big museums so the basic idea was to divide the anchor program into spaces narrating themselves which follows a film pattern. This can or may give the users a proper experience without exhausting them.

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FORM EXPLORATIONS

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MASTERPLAN - The core program of the project was an Experience Museum. - The other main program was space for the theatre artists which consisted of practice space, mini auditoriums, and green rooms. - The site also has a production office and a social media office to support the theatre and students in the institution. - In the Masterplan the Dance studio, practice studios were kept in view for the public to show develop an interest in theatre shows and develop a theatre culture among the public visiting the site. It also helped in giving the public a new atmosphere whenever they come to the museum. - The museums were divided into three - Past, Present, and Future. It is interconnected in different ways to allow people visiting the museum to build a different story or have a new experience each time they come.

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THE PERFECTIONIST Past - Present - Future Future - Present - Past

THE EXPLORER Past - Future - Present Future - Past - Present

THE LOOP

Past - Present - Future Future - Present - Past

THE FOODIE Past - Future - Present - Food Court

Creating Multiple journey experiences for different people and allowing them to build their own stories while experiencing the museum in different ways

USER JOURNEY MAPS FLYING CONTINUUM

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

User Movement

Corridors

- The northern block has the Canteen in the front helps people from the busy surrounding come into the site. - The central courtyard acts as the public square nearby which are the Practice studios present. - There are two box offices on the northern and southern blocks which help in dividing the crowd and also provide a different start point to the museum experience.

MUSEUM - PAST

OPEN AIR THEATRE

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BRIDGE

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

User Movement

Corridors

- The first floor has three museums connected through bridges and green corridors which breaks the flow and gives the user a break from the museum. - The social media and the production offices are placed at the end of the institution.

MUSEUM - FUTURE

CONNECTING THE TWO MUSEUMS PRACTICE STUDIO

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CENTRAL COURTYARD WITH SURROUNDING PRACTICE STUDIOS AND OAT

CORRIDOR ALONG THE PRACTICE STUDIOS TO THE BOX OFFICE.

CORRIDOR ALONG THE OAT TO THE BOX OFFICE.

PRACTICE STUDIO

MUSEUM MANAGEMENT

MUSEUM - PAST

BOX OFFICE

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SECTION BB

The form has project an idea which reflects the one’s

PAUSE POINT ALONG THE SOUTH BLOCK

a lot of cantilevers to a of a building floating e idea of a cinema being s imagination

PAUSE POINTS CONNECTED THROUGH A BRIDGE ALONG THE NORTH BLOCK

MUSEUM - FUTURE

PRACTICE STUDIO

FLYING CONTINUUM CENTRAL COURTYARD

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TERRACES Type Residential - Community Hosuing Time 2 months Site Location Chele Kere, Bangalore

PREFACE The project was to design a housing complex that had people of all age groups in a neighbourhood. The challenge was to put them together comfortably and create more interaction and socialization.

CHELE KERE

SITE

PA R

CHELE KERE

KALYAN NAGAR, BENGALURU - The site is located in the northeastern part of Bengaluru. - Though the site is very near to the highway it has a very good residential atmosphere around it. - - The lake provides fresh air and beautiful views from the site. - There is a strong presence of greenery providing the site with a lot of natural shade. - The site has a park on its south and a lake on its north.

STEP’d TERRACES

DESIGN STRATEGIES STEP’d TERRACES

CONCEPT

CONTIGUOUS being in close proximity The concept addresses the present-day situation of social isolation in Housing blocks. The users are secluded and kept unconnected from the neighbouring houses.

INTERACTIVE TERRACES

Terraces are designed to connect with each other visually and are also designed to provide the required privacy in a house. - It is close enough for interaction and far off to provide privacy.

SUNKEN SEATING

- Sunken Seating is designed using the sites natural contour to provide physical interaction between the residents. It can be used as a space for parties and other functions held in the community.

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CONCEPT

FORM DEVELOPMENT

- The 3BHK house is on the west side and the 2BHK is on the east side of the site. - The form steps down from South to North towards the lake to open terraces which creates views for the residents. It also helps to merge with the surroundings. - The Form steps from West to East to block the harsh sun from the west. - The circulation corridors are kept on the outer face of the building to provide an extra layer of protection from the sun. - Water is introduced as an element of calmness which also gives the balconies in the 2BHK wing privacy.

STEP’d TERRACES

STUDIO APARTMENT

EXPLODED VIEW

2BHK UNIT PLAN

EXPLODED VIEW

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

STEP’d TERRACES

3BHK UNIT PLAN

EXPLODED VIEW

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN STEP’d TERRACES

MASTER PLAN

STEP’d TERRACES

- The ground floor has the amenities - Gym, Supermarket, Community Hall.

- First floor has the terrace the lake and also toward

- In the centre is a sunken seating where the community can come together. The sunken seating also acts as a space for children to safely play in.

- The Studio Apartments as a bridge between bo opening towa

- The central space also has space for the community to gather.

- Viewpoint above the gy the view o

- In the 2BHK wing there are enrries to three houses.

STEP’d TERRACES

es opening to the views of ds the park on the south.

- The second and the upcoming floors start to step up opening up multiple terraces towards the lake.

start on the first floor act oth wings. It has terraces ards the lake.

- The 2BHK wing has balconies opening on both sides of the block.

ym for the public to enjoy of the lake.

- The 2BHK house has a stepped-up entry where residents can sit and interact with neighbours.

STEP’d TERRACES

CORRIDOR ALONG THE PRACTICE STUDIOS TO THE BOX OFFICE.

STEP’d TERRACES

PAUSE POINT ALONG THE SOUTH BLOCK

PAUSE POINTS CONNECTED THROUGH A BRIDGE ALONG THE NORTH BLOCK

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FICE SPACE Type Interior Design Time 2 months Site Location Bangalore

PREFACE The projects brief was to design an Interior office space in a 3 floors building. The office space required a co-working environment with relaxing spaces.

INSIDE OUT CONCEPT Workspace is the most important space as one’s life depends on these spaces and the outcomes of his life depend on the work and life he has here. Everyone in the world loves nature and they grow and prosper with it. A picture of relaxation has nature in it majorly. The main idea was to bring focus, the feel of relaxation and interest in an otherwise boring workspace existing now. The feel of openness in the planning and the freedom in sitting postures gives a relaxed and feel like home surrounding. With height-adjustable chairs and tables to make an employee concentrate and focus more on work for a longer period of time, the offices can produce better quality products. The Layout has been planned to create more interaction. The vendor zone near the pantry can also be used as a gathering or a spill out space for the employees during after work hours. The circular tables can spark interactions and idea exchanging sessions. OFFICE SPACE

450 600

1500

Informal Workspace

2000

1000

1175

2000 1000

Conference Room

400

1200

400

734

500 1000

1500

500

Vendor’s Meeting Zone

1675

915

1000

2000

837

1325

1000

2000

1000

800 EQ EQ

2000

800 EQ EQ

Open Plan For Workspace

1325

1087

450

729

2000

700

750

915

Managers Cabin

400

2400 EQ EQ

400

EQ 300

1000

1200

2250

1000

Visitor’s Lounge

FURNITURE PLAN

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OFFICE SPACE

SHEET CONTENTS - Furniture Layout

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OFFICE INTERIORS

SHEET CONTENTS - Section DD

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OFFICE SPACE

MISCELLANEOUS

TRANSFORMABLE SEATS

RETRACTABLE FABRIC AND FRONT ROLLING SHUTTERS

SPACE FOR ADVERTISEMNETS

FIXED SUPPORTS TO AVOID VANDALISATION

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WORKSHOP

FINAL PROPOSAL

PODS_Workshop

Type Public Time 2 Days Site Location Railway Stations

PREFACE The primary aim was to design a pod for distancing and safe social interaction for travellers. It is a Safe waiting space in Railway Stations and other public areas.

- The final design of the project was arrived at after taking into consideration the budget, the Modularity of the pod, required comfort in a public space, safe interaction and many such things. - The pod was designed so that when covid has diminished it could act as simple seats for the public to reduce wastage. - The design was kept simple to make it easier and accessible as users ranged from children to old people.

WORKSHOP

Final Outcome

Detail of the timber joint replicated in pinewood.

Detail of the timber joint replicated in pinewood. 93

WORKSHOP

Detail of the Corner Junction showing the post tensioned steel rods.

Models were done to understand the complex form of the joinery.

REMAKING_DETAIL Type Inschool_Workshop

SHIGERU BAN Library Of A Poet Kanagawa, Japan

- The library was built as an annexe to a house that the architect had previously expanded and improved. - The exercise was to replicate the joinery and use the same materials to redo the form on a smaller scale. - The complicated joinery in a simple-looking structure made with paper tubes was an eye-opener.

WORKSHOP

COTTAGE - SECTIONS

COTTAGE - ELECTRICAL

LAYOUT

- A wellness resort with Spa and Cottages situated in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh. - I worked on sanction, construction and electrical drawings in parts of this project. Helped in figuring out a complex Kerala Traditional roofing system.

SHATHAMJEEVA AYURVEDIC CENTRE SPA AND HOSPITALITY - INTERNSHIP

INTERNSHIP

COTTAGE - ROOF PLAN

COTTAGE - RAFTER PLAN

COTTAGE - FLOOR PLAN

COTTAGE - SECTIONS

COTTAGE - JOINERY DETAILS

COTTAGE - JOINERY DETAIL

COTTAGE - ELEVATIONS

CHANGING ROOM - SECTIONS

CHANGING ROOM - COLUMN

LAYOUT

SHATHAMJEEVA AYURVEDIC CENTRE SPA AND HOSPITALITY - INTERNSHIP

INTERNSHIP

CHANGING ROOM - ROOF PLAN

CHANGING ROOM - RAFTER PLAN

CHANGING ROOM - JOINERY DETAILS

CHANGING ROOM - SECTIONS

Rendered by Mr. Hashiq Amiyan

CHANGING ROOM - ELEVATIONS

The image is only for reference

- The project was for an Institution that had a substation attached to it. - The design had a kinetic facade - small aluminium plates attached to steel cables that moved when coming in contact with the wind. - I was involved in proposal drawings and in detailed construction drawings.

ARADA SUBSTATION FACADE INTERNSHIP

INTERNSHIP

INTERNSHIP 100

The project recently has been awarded with the Rethinking the Future - Global Architecture and Design Awards 2021 under the category cultural Rendered by Mr. Hashiq Amiyan

- A memorial for a famous poet, essayist and lyricist G Sakara Kurup. - The form paid respect to the artisans and craftsmen of Kerala. - The project involved an off-centred glass tiled roof which reflected the intricate carvings and details the craftsman of Kerala did. - I was involved in concept design, client meetings and did proposal drawings.

G SMARAKAM ROOF PROPOSAL MEMORIAL -INTERNSHIP

101 INTERNSHIP

- Extension to an already existing house. - The client wanted extra bedrooms and a swimming pool with a fire pit in the backyard. They also wanted their interiors designed - I was involved in the planning of the project and in rendering interiors.

MURQQUAB’s RESIDENCE INTERNSHIP

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

RESIDENCE at TIRUR INTERNSHIP

INTERNSHIP 102

MR. RAVI’S MAIN GATE DESIGN INTERNSHIP

JOBRUN’s PARKING DESIGN 103 INTERNSHIP

INTERNSHIP

SITE VISITS INTERNSHIP 104

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