ASHLESHA HOWAL_ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2021 by Ashlesha_Howal

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Education B.Arch Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture and Environment Higher secondary school education Bhavan’s college, Andheri (w). Secondary school education St. Blaise High School, Andheri (w)

Experience Skills Technical

Ranjit Sinh Associates (RSA) Internship | Mumbai | Nov 2019-Feb 2020 Some Works:

Ashlesha Howal Design. Create. Analyze Architecture has helped me broaden my horizons of knowledge and taught me to question the society, norms and the way we live. The course has imbibed in me the knowledge to make a difference in a society and the idea of ‘creating’ is what excites me.

Andheri (w), Mumbai. 12th September, 1998 Mobile No: 9870723903 email id: ashleshahowal12@gmail.com

Microsoft Office Suite 3d Modelling Sketching

-Assisted in designing, modeling and presentation drawings for TATA Marine Ecology Center in Mithapur, Gujarat -Did measure drawing and furniture layout for Asia Society office in Nariman Point. -Frequented Site visits and worked closely with the contractors, carpenters and laymen.

Complete Renovation work for own home Professional Results Driven Emotional Intelligence Planning and Organization Management & Teamwork Presentation making

-Flooring, Electricals, Tiling, Painting, furniture reusing, Doors etc. Interior work for Lalitha Garud (in process)

CURRICULUM Vitae

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Extra skills/Certification Courses

Works of responsibility & Awards

Social media marketing basics

Participant at representing batch of 2021 at COA heritage awards, 2019 (selected for nationals)

TU Delft: Circular Economy for a Sustainable Built Environment( edX)

Part of the promotion committee- Braj exhibition,2018

Online Business basics

Design of main poster- Braj exhibition,2018

Rhino & Grasshopper webinar by (Design intervention, Chennai)

Design team for Genealogy wall for KRVIA 25th year exhibition.

Basic Carpentry

First prize in ASSA dance competition 2017 at Rachna sansad, (group dance)

Publications

Conducted Pre-annuals college workshop in the year 2017.

EVOLUTION OF DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE: PATIALA (in process)

Workshop and electives

Housing Ecologies: Hyderabad Article in Reflection 2018 (college magazine) on the theme of ‘discourse on technology’.

Exhibitions Badami exhibition works, 2016 Patiala measure drawing exhibition,2017 Braj- The architecture of Parikrama exhibition,2018 held at KRVIA, CEPT and Hyderabad.

Interests Furniture making Reading Graphic Design Dancing

KRVIA Annual workshop (December 2018)

Art and Structure by Najeeb sharif (light concrete & shells)

KRVIA Electives (October 2018)

Geneology of 20th and 21st century by Jamshed Bhiwandiwala

KRVIA Annual workshop (December 2017)

Esquisse-architecture as cross dressing

KRVIA Electives (October 2017)

Film elective by Devdutt Trived

KRVIA Annual workshop (December 2016)

by Trupti Amritwar Vaitla (architect and urban designer)

KRVIA Electives (October 2016)

Interior design elective by Ar.Amrita Ravimohan

KRVIA Electives (August 2016)

Contemporary dance form by Maithili

References Ar. Vandana Ranjit Sinh RSA architect | Faculty at KRVIA

Ar. Nikhil Khadilkar DE-FACTO architectural solutions | Faculty at KRVIA

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Academic . Professional . Other works

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Incremental Housing

A new housing proposal under the PMAY scheme

HOUSING

Rethinking work and living:

A new post-pandemic housing typology for the millennials in the city

Pavillion of contact admist distancing Pandemic Pavillion- Parametric Architecture

HOUSING . COMMERCIAL . WORKSPACE

URBAN DESIGN . GREEN DESIGN

New Urban Artefacts

Working Drawings

An alternative proposal for the upcoming Nanavati Hospital metro station of Metro line 2B.

W.D. for the Storm Water Treatment Plant, Versova.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Brijlok

Community Convention Center

A Public intervention along the holy Parikrama marg

CIVIC ARCHITECTURE

Professional Works & Other Works

Culmination of Professional work, academic work and Exhibitions.

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Rethinking work and living:

A new post-pandemic housing typology for the millennials in the city

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RE-THINKING WORK & LIVING

A new post-pandemic housing typology for the millennials in the city. SEM 10 Guide: Nikhil Khadilkar DeFacto Architects As things have slowly started to return its course and people are working towards financial stabillity, it has been observed, that millennials are now increasingly interested in homeownership. This is because after the pandemic, people living in rentals and PGs realized that having a house of their own, having something concrete to fall back on is much better than the uncertainty of being kicked out due to inability of paying rents and several other reasons. The working millennials are forced to rethink the way they live in the city because of the shift in work culture, fuelled by the pandemic, and since they are the largest working cohort to be practicing WFH currently, they are affected by the changing trend the most. The challenging issue for Millennials is also the lack of available housing that meets their needs and the difficulty of building an emotional connection to their homes and the surrounding community. (Jones, 1995; Timmerman K, 2015). Thus, understanding their needs, values and aspirations, and their meaning of home becomes necessary when developing housing for them.

The thesis aims to address two things, namelyHow can architecture address the concern of work coming into the home, and understanding the millennial generation to provide housing for them that suits their ever-changing requirements and foster a sense of community within them. The thesis explores how the two are interconnected. Key wordsWork-live, Pandemic, millennials, ideas on home and living, New Housing typology, Affordability.

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Who are the Millennials The GEN Y (Born between 1980-1996)

They are currently the largest living generation in the world. there are - million millennials globally & million in india.

NEXT BIG THING . TRAVEL . TECH SAVVY

They are a major workforce in the country & the world than the previous generation.

Many millennials will reach their peak purchasing power soon. Hence markets are obssessed with catering to them.

The millennial generation has bought in major changes in how we work and live.

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WHAT OF HOMES DO whatKIND kind of homes MILLENNIALS WANT?

Will buy home with a b and good view and lots of spaces around to calm

MILLENIALS want?

I want to buy a house which is affordable but has like many amenities, a gym, a bar, indoor sports stuff, projection room kinda thingy like those co-living hostels do. Would be fun!

We want to buy a home in a good and well connected neighbourhood.

I think we would n small apartment but i’ll like those youtube video smart techn I want a smart home bro with all the latest technologies and gadgets. Cool IoT devices, voice activated systems and stuff I want to live closer to my friends or atleast in an apartment having people of the same age as mine so we could have drinks and do barbeque together

Umm.... I would want to buy it in a cool locality, closer to work, close to restaurants and mall and movie theatres so i could meet my friends every week

The data from the survey and various other sources were amalgated to create narratives that explain what kind of homes the millennials desire.

Probably an ope house. I need that kind of work and invite friends ove space if i decide to share

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Key Characters of Millennials as CustomersPet- friendly home!!

Greater Emphasis on health care and Wellness

Importance of Convenience

Value delivered by the brand

Need for personalization

not mind living in a l make it stylish and cool os. Dual use furniture and nology and all

en floor plan kinda f space to host workshops, to ver. Also will need the flexible ethe house with someone.

Source: Deloitte Global Millennial survey 2018 ‘Trendsetting millennials - Redefining the consumer story’.

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Kitchen platforms being used as work desks

Incase of absence of desk or a stool of a proper height random house objects are used as a work desk

Study tables brought out or bought for the same

The dining table of the house or a work

In most cases, work space is being shared between the members of the family.

People with a proper work desk find it comparatively easier to work than the rest, but the issue of proper light, sound and uncomfortable chairs and improper desk height is often there.

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How did the millennials accomodate Work into their living sphere (A spatial inquiry)

How are Millennials affected due to the pandemic?

The Pandemic is Pushing Millennials towards Home Ownership?

Homeownership is important to the Indian Millennials, but they are waiting for more financial security before attempting to establish this dream. To establish this dream, they tend to grab better job opportunities frequently, even if it means moving to diferent cities or states or even country. They dont want to get tied down because they want the flexibility to move to different cities and localities. Paying for hefty EMI’s of new homes is difficult for a large portion of the millennials too. Hence, more and more millennials, especially the ‘starter’ or younger millennials are opting to rent. But again, since the pandemic, more and more millennials are compelled to rethink this decision. desk is used for a computer set up People who have the luxury to work from home, are going to need bigger and better homes, since they will be spending more time inside the house and also to include a workstation/s. This need can prompt them to shift to the peripheries as smaller apartments won’t suffice.

Is this need for bigger, better, greener homes making people look out for the city peripheries?

Renting scenario before COVID-

Renting Scenario Post COVID-

The trend of renting over buying was high among the millennial generation before the pandemic hit. The Millennial generation who is known to switch jobs after every 2-3 years, failed to wish to settle in one place and therefore preferred the flexibility of renting, to maneuver from one city to another. Even though, Staying close to one’s work is preferred, living in the commercial hubs of the city often comes with its own set of issues. The primary issue being the cost of living in these areas. This is also the reason why most people preferred renting over buying in the pre-covid times.

Considering this state of affairs, the preference of home buyers have changed and shifted from renting to purchasing a home, among the millennials particularly. With WFH turning into the new normal and sense of safety and security turning into a priority the importance of owning a home of their own became vital. Sharing homes and co-living culture that was preferred among the younger millennials and Gen Z isn’t thought of safe any longer. This has eased the dilemma surrounding buying vs renting.

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EVALUATION OF HOMES AFTER THE PANDEMIC

Dismantling spaces in a home (A Quantitative inquiry)

The amount of time spent in each room

Observation:

The sizes of the room is not proportional to the amount of time spent in them. The way the spaces can be used can be further explored to suit the user’s demands. For example- Bedroom (the inner sanctum of the house) is the room in the house which gets used the most, and got used even more especially during the pandemic and yet it is smaller in terms of space allocation in a BHK type. Which eventually, limits the function of the room. Same goes for the kitchen, passage and balcony/verandah of the house.

WALLS DEFINING THE SPACE

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AN ATTEMPT TO BRING IN THE CHANGING NEEDS BY DISMANTLING OLD SYSTEMS

DE-CONSTRUCTING THE UNIT- Dismantling the BHK system to accommodate WFH

Owing to the Millennials temporal kind of nature, their choices and family dynamic, significantly impacts how spaces will be designed for them at their current point in life. Hence, the inflexible and unadaptable BHK system is attempted to break in this thesis whilst providing a solution for Work coming into home.

Work takes up the most amount of time of our day. With the advent of work coming into the home, we’ve got to make space for this huge bubble to fit into our homes.

REMOVAL OF WALLS

FURNITURE DEFINING THE SPACE

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The new common amenity?

Common amenities like swimming pool, spa ,clubhouse, Party lawn ,rooftop lounge,grand entrance lobbies, etc are swapped for Work & related amenities.

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FURNITURE DEFINING THE SPACE Functioning of 60 sq.m unit

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Since the work-life is now interfering with our home lives, it is important that we separate the mental states with physical thresholds. Hence, the project looks at house as a space which could ‘fold up’

or ‘open’ into a new space. It is imagined to be differentiated by bringing the physical and ambient characteristics of a workplace inside the home, rather the building as a whole.

UNIT IMAGINED TO ACCOMMODATE WORK SPACES THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE

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FLOOR PLAN

Example of Unit type- Live only

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 3 0

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN 3 0

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN 3 0

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FORM

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BLOCK 1

LIVE ONLY UNITS (Purchase+Rental) with offices below

BLOCK 2

WORK+LIVE UNITS (entrepreneur type)

SHARIN

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BLOCK 3

BUILDING DIAGRAM

SECTION THROUGH THE BUILDING

NG+ SERVICE UNITS+ COMMERCIAL

Connecting bridges at certain levels allowing the millennials to socialize with other millennials and walk along the corridors while talking on the phone a habit orbserved in most millennials.

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New Urban Artefacts

An alternative proposal for the upcoming Nanavati Hospital metro station of Metro line 2A.

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OPTIMIZING THE MASS

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GROUND LEVEL PLAN

CONCOURSE LEVEL PLAN

PLATFOR

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LONGITUDINAL SECTION SECTION LONGITUDINAL

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SECTIONTHROUGH THROUGHTHE THECONCOURSE CONCOURSE SECTION SECTION THROUGH THE CONCOURSE

SECTIONTHROUGH THROUGHTHE THEELEVATED ELEVATEDPARK PARK SECTION SECTION THROUGH THE ELEVATED PARK

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3D VIEW OF THE INTERVENTION

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(1) View of the elevated park from Concourse 1 facing Concourse 2

(2) & (3) View from Platform overlooking the elevated park. (4)The under belly of the metro station is covered with thin concrete ribs and has lightings within.

(5) & (6) A person on concourse 1 going towards the park.

(7) Section showing the roof and structure of the metro station.

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BRAJ Community Cultural Center

A Public intervention along the holy parikrama marg

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Project Model scale 1:250

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Unit Model scale 1:50 Incremental Housing

A new housing proposal under the PMAY scheme

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Located on the exteriors of Hyderabad from the main city. This colony has people from usually the EWS and LIG from surrounding cities living in govt. provided homes and plots. It can be seen that they are put away from the main city and the living conditions of the people are very poor. The predominant class here works as construction workers or auto drivers. Various government schemes were studied to understand the amenities provided under them and the evolution of housing that took place in this locality as per the ruling government schemes from 1985 onwards.

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Project Model scale 1:250

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Unit Model scale 1:50

Site Model scale 1:2500

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Staggered units and otla in the circulation spaces encourage community interaction amongst the residents.

TYPOLOGY 1 TYPOLOGY 2

TYPOLOGY 3

Pocket Parks near Commercial area serve as playing spaces for children and also allow human surveillance to prevent any mishaps.

Drawing showing the three typologies and spaces designed on the podium

FORM ANALYSIS

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25 sq.m

50 sq.m

25 sq.m

30 sq.m

25 sq.m Using alley as congregational space minimises the need for artiﬁcial surveillance thus making the space more safe for women and children.

50 sq.m

Longitudinal section cut throughout all buildings showing various activities and levels

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05 PAVILLION FOR THE PANDEMIC

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Softwares used-Rhino and Grasshopper

The pavillion has 1.5 m dia. cutouts in the roof, whos light on the ground can create a non-physical boundary allowing the users to keep a safe distance and yet associate with each other.

DIAGRAMS

Top View

Axonometric View

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ITERATIONS

Public spaces are deemed as the lungs of a city. A place where citizens come together to interact, create economic opportunities, for religious activities, recreation, etc. They are crucial for the social and especially for our mental well-being. The Pavillion is imagined to be a multi-purpose space which caters to the recreational, cultural and social needs of the neighbourhood. Activities like meditation area, play area, an exhibition space and as a stage to promote any events. The pavilion is imagined to be made up of natural material like pressure treated wood.

Axonometric View

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06 WORKING DRAWINGS SEM 6

Working drawings of sem 5 projectStorm water treatment plant near versova fishing village.

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01. Tata Marine Ecology Center, Mithapur. Presentation Drawings, Models 02.Goculdas House Renovation Project 03. Durani Residence, Alibaug. Staircase details, Car porch, driveway, etc 04.Asia Society office Measure drawing and Furniture Layout

07 Professional Works & Other works

05.Interior for Lalitha Garud 06. Allied design & B.Tech Compilation of some projects done in college. 07.Patiala Measure drawing 08. Braj Exhibition (Panel)

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01 TATA MARINE ECOLOGY CENTER, MITHAPUR. LOCATION: MITHAPUR, GUJARAT CLIENT: TATA TRUST STATUS: HALTED WORKED UNDER: AR. SNEHA KHULGE

FURNITURE AND PROGRAM ITERATIONS

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ZONING ACROSS SITE & WALKABILITY DIAGRAM

ZONING ACROSS SITE & SITE WALKABILITY DIAGRAM

DRAWING: PRESENTATION DRAWINGS DRAWING: PRESENTATION DRAWINGSFOR FORCLIENT CLIENT

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PRESENTATION DRAWINGS CONCEPT & STRATEGY DRAWING

Curved roof depicting the waves and allowing sea breeze inside the building

Curtain wall allowing maximum sunlight inside the module

Steel columns

Stone walls

Parallel walls

Congregation spaces

Changing plinth levels

Repeating Modules

breaking monotony

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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SECTIONAL EXPLORATION

ROOF PROFILES AND SECTIONS THROUGH THE BUILDING

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MODEL FOR UNDERSTANDING STRUCTURE AND ROOF PROFILE FOR TWO ADJACENT MODULES

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DRAWING: MODEL & 3D MODEL OF THE BUILDING

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02 03.Goculdas House, Mumbai GOCKULDAS HOUSE

06 LOCATION: FRENCH BRIDGE, CHARNI ROAD GOCKULDAS HOUSE

Renovation Project Presentation drawings

CLIENT: GOCKULDAS Location: FrenchFAMILY Bridge, Charni Road STATUS: COMPLETED Renovation Project WORKED UNDER: AR. KHYATI ANDRAPIYA

Worked under: Ar. Khyati Andrapiya

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BEDROOM

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DRAWING: FIRST FLOOR TOILET & ROOM LAYOUT ITERATIONS & SECTIONS DRAWING: FIRST FLOOR TOILET & ROOM LAYOUT ITERATIONS & SECTIONS

A.C Unit

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DRAWING: FURNITURE DETAILS TO SEND ON SITE

1. T.V. UNIT (NEW LIVING ROOM)

1-T.V. Unit (new living room)

2. TOILET CABINET

2-Toilet Cabinet

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3. IRONING TABLE

4- Ironing Table

5. CABINET (LADDER)

5- Cabinet (ladder)

4. BEDROOM WARDROBE

3-Bedroom Wardrobe

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STAIRCASE DETAILS

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03 DURANI HOUSE LOCATION: ALIBAUG CLIENT: MR. DURANI STATUS: COMPLETED WORKED UNDER: AR. NIKITA MAHAJAN

Railing iterations

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DRIVEWAY DRAWING

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FLOORING LAYOUT

First floor Plan

Flooring from Bharat Floorings

Pattern Name: Single Star Collection Name: Heritage tiles Sub-collection name: Geometrique Collection

DetailsSize 20x20cm

Pattern Name: Vine border Collection Name: Heritage tiles

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COBBLE STONE PATTERN FOR CAR PORCH

car porch

GARGO

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h wrt the house

OYLE DETAILS

picture from site at the time of execution

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CLADDING DETAILS

French vanilla stone Size- 200X450mm

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04 ASIA SOCIETY OFFICE

Reconfiguration with Furniture Layout LOCATION: NARIMAN POINT CLIENT: ASIA SOCIETY NGO STATUS: COMPLETED

Old layout

Proposed layout

Existing site pictures

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05 INTERIOR PROJECT FOR LALITHA GARUD LOCATION: BANDRA E, NEAR MIG CLUB CLIENT: LALITHA GARUD STATUS: CONCEPT STAGE (COMMENCEMENT FROM JAN)

BRIEF: The idea is to accentuate the verticality of the house by using elements that are long, linear, sleek promoting verticality. Modern and sophisticated theme along with use of various materials primarily whites, wood, bronze, terrazzo is imagined for the apartment. The furniture designed or used for the house is imagined to be minimal and child proof (rounded edges, inset door handles, limited use of glass, etc) to allow free and hazard free movement within the house.

WHY? (since the space is least lit area in the house and for the room to appear bigger, ALSO Vaastu Compliant)

Mirror wall in dining wall area

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Fluted cabinet doors

Using Terrazzo as countertop and/or backsplash

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Some Ideas for Kitchen Cabinet

Breaking of wall The kitchen wall is propsed to be broken in order to improve the field of vision and open up the kitchen to the dining area.

Vertical wood panels & Wall Panels Wall panels in the living room promoting verticality

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Moodboard for Mother &Daughter’s room

(as per requirements)

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06 ALLIED DESIGN & B.TECH

The course focused on exploration of different materials and the skills to work with the same. The course also focused on working as a team

Rishita Nanda, Prianka Bali, Ashna Negandhi & Pranal Mahadik

Ashlesha Howal Sumit Jadhav Sanskruti Nainutia

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Wood Concrete Steel

Exploring the Materials Sanskruti Nanutia & Sumit Jadhav

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LIGHT EMITTING CONCRETE Optic fibres embedded within concrete during casting

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07 PATIALA MEASURE DRAWINGS & EXHIBITION

LOCATION: PATIALA, PUNJAB. COLLABORATORS: NAITIK GALA RASHMI VARMA DIVYA RAJPUT

EXHIBITION2nd prize in the COA student award for excellence in documentation of architectural heritage award 2018. Collaboratiors: Class of 2021.

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Brick making process for Qila Mubarak model

Brick making process

Model of Qila Mubarak for the exhibition

Brick made using Rice husk+ Sand+ Clay+ Water

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08 BRAJ EXHIBITION (PANEL) LOCATION: GOVARDHAN, UTTAR PRADESH COLLABORATOR: RADHIKA SONI The exhibition focused on exploring different modes of representing architecture of the religious city of Govardhan, Mathura, Vrindavan and Gokul. Various drawing styles were developed and each group had the freedom to interpret their experience, the culture and traditions of the place in their own way but maintaining some uniformity across the entire class. The drawings were first sketched on site, then interpreted on panels, vectorised and finally rendered on photoshop. Common ‘elements’ found in those four sites were recorded and used as a stencil in all the panels.

Daanghati Mandir is situated in the center of Govardhan and is the first temple from where both long and short parikrama starts. The site slopes from both ends of the temple and is placed within a dense city fabric. Like Daanghati, many other temples in Govardhan have a deity in the form of a rock.

Designed main poster for the BRAJ exhibition.

Panel used for exhibition held at CEPT, Ahemdabad.

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DESIGNED MAIN poster POSTER FOR EXHIBITION Designed main for theBRAJ BRAJ exhibition.

Panel USED used for held at CEPT, Ahemdabad . PANEL FORexhibition EXHIBITION HELD AT CEPT, AHMEDABAD.

EXHIBITION HELD AT VAROUS INSTITUTIONS:

Exhibition held at CEPT, Ahmedabad

COLLABORATOR: PALAK PODDAR Exhibition held at Hyderabad

Exhibition held at KRVIA

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SOME OFSTUDENTS WORKS

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09 DIY WORKSHOP

CONDUCTED PRENNUNALS WORKSHOP IN COLLEGE IN 2017. COLLABORATOR: PRANAL MAHADIK The preannuals workshop part of the winter exhibition is held every year in college. The entirecollege is divided in groups of 20 and assigned a workshop. The workshop focused on creating fun stuff like dreamcatchers, coasters,yarn balls and bulb painting.e panels.

LOGO DESIGN

SUBMITTED DESIGN IDEAS FOR NEW COLLEGE LOGO

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