Portfolio
Ashwathy ck architect
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CONTENTS 5
Curriculum Vitae
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LEED Certificates
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Sanctuary
Ashwathy ck
Architectural thesis
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Ecoplex
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Iconic Mosque
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Hamarain’s Residence
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H.H Abdullah’s Residence
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Architecture School
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Biker’s Cafe
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Guest house
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Rendering Works
Undergraduate Studio project 2015
Design Competition 2018
Project Architect - Design Development
Project Architect - Design Development
Undergraduate Studio project 2014
Project architect - Design Development
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Intern - Design Development
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Architect, LEED AP
born nationality
lives in
Education 2011-2016
Professional Experience jul-dec 2016
jan-may 2016 Since july 2017 till present
Software Skills
Language Skills Commendations
Certifications Soft skills
Contact
1993
Indian Sharjah, UAE Bachelor in architecture from School of Planning and architecture, Mysore, India fomerly known as “University School of Design,Mysore� Internship at Andagere Architects , Bangalore , India Junior Architect at Andagere Architects , Bangalore Architect at BMA Studio, Dubai Adobe Photoshop Adobe Indesign Adobe Illustrator Autodesk autocad Microsoft Office Autodesk Revit architecture Google sketch up and Vray Render Lumion 3ds Max - Beginner English Hindi Served as the UNIT DESIGNEE and the UNIT SECRETARY representing THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF DESIGN, MYSORE for National assosciation of students of architecture, India (NASA INDIA) During the tenure as the UNIT SECRETARY , hosted the zonal NASA Convention (a three day architectural event hosting 500 delegates from different colleges of India) LEED Accredited Professional (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Effective leadership People Management Punctuality Diligent ashwathyck@gmail.com 052-1050074 06-5725921
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Personal details
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G R E E N B U S I N E S S C E R T I F I C AT I O N I N C . C E R T I F I E S T H AT
Ashwathy Ck HAS ATTAINED THE DESIGNATION OF
LEED ®Green Associate™ by demonstrating the knowledge and understanding of green building practices and principles needed to support the use of the LEED ® green building program.
11228723-GREEN-ASSOCIATE CRE DE NT IAL ID
11 MAR 2018 MAHESH RAMANUJAN PRESIDENT & CEO, U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL PRESIDENT & CEO, GREEN BUSINESS CERTIFICATION INC.
ISSU ED
10 MAR 2020 VALID T HROUGH
GREEN BUSINESS CERTIFICATION INC. CERTIFIES THAT
Ashwathy Ck HAS ATTAINED THE DESIGNATION OF
LEED AP® Building Design + Construction by demonstrating the knowledge and understanding of green building practices and principles needed to support the use of the LEED green building program.
11228723-AP-BD+C
07 MAY 2018 ISSUED
06 MAY 2020 VALID THROUGH
MAHESH RAMANUJAN PRESIDENT & CEO, U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL PRESIDENT & CEO, GREEN BUSINESS CERTIFICATION INC.
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CREDENTIAL ID
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Design
SANCTUARY a haven for the excluded gender
//Undergraduate architectural thesis Studio 9
Trans genders are considered anomalies within the society – the deviants, the ‘unnatural’ and the ‘other’. They not only present alternatives to heteronormativity but also dare to question it by their very existence. The mainstream society is taught to fear them, ignore them and/or discriminate them. People consider them as western imports when their existence in India has been for over 4000 or more years and there are documented evidences of various types of genders having existed since time immemorial. The third gender in India is about 5 lakh which is an official number whereas transgender activists estimate the numbers to be more than six to seven times higher. . The transgender population of India faces numerous challenges: discrimination, lack of opportunities, systematic social exclusion. The community still face to continue the challenges of familial desertion, physical and emotional abuse as well as sexually transmitted disease epidemics.
MOTIVE
The aim was to create a sanctuary for Transgenders, transsexuals or any individual who suffers from a gender identity crisis (of any class, caste or religion) where they could experience a space where their spiritual and mental strengths are empowered and healed through different workshops, activities and practices.
NEED
Having been ostracised by their family and society, most of them are denied access to basic rights such as education, housing and work and are routinely subjected to discrimination, harassment and violence. Almost 70 percent of kids who go through gender identity crisis are school dropouts. There can be isolation, hiding and secrets, which can lead to depression and anxiety. Transgender adults are much more likely to have suicidal thoughts, with 50% of adults reporting some suicidal ideation. They lead a life with a lot of fear and uncertainties.
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OBJECTIVES
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The objectives of the project was threefold: •A space for Transgenders, transsexuals or any individual who suffers from a gender identity crisis(of any class, caste or religion)that would mentally empower and heal them through specially designed activities and practices. •Empower the Transgenders from the lower economic strata by providing them with shelter and vocational training which would eventually give them employment opportunities. •Bridge the gap between the mainstream society and the transgender community though the community centre and tourism.
DESIGN SCHEME EMPOWERMENT
Vocational training centres and workshops for those who seek job opportunities. In this centre, they are trained in a specific skillof their choice that would enable them to earn their living.
SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE
A promenade for the town of Ramanagaram that would bring the residents for evening walks and increase the interaction between the transgender community and the main stream society. A community centre and village resource centre for the villagers.
PYSCHOLOGICAL HEALING
To design a space that helps in the rejenuvation, healing of the spiritual and mental minds of the transgender community.
View from the multi purpose hall
View of the restaurant
Built/unbuilt Promenade
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View from the restaurant
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MASTERPLAN
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The idea was to create nodes that tie all the diferent programmes of the project to function as one. The mini oat ties the primary health care and the drop in centre. The amphitheatre binds all the nodes .
The transition of the entrance lobby to the open space that looks out to beautiful landscape translates the idea of openess from a dark and closed minds that of an ostracised transgender.
The retreat zone of the project that consists of home stays for single person , double and dormitories , Spa and beauty parlour, park and a community pavillion. All of these are bound together with courtyards which provides as a gathering space.
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A main pathway leads one to the different functional programmes of the project, to break the monotony of the linearity of the paathway nodes are introduced which acts as an an activity generator.
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SECTIONAL ELEVATIONS
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NODES AND VISTAS
PRIVACY HIERARCHY
VIEW OF THE AMPHITHEATRE
ZONING- GROUND FLOOR
PATH FROM LOBBY TO MEET THE HORIZON
ZONING- FIRST FLOOR
BIRDS EYE VIEW
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ENTRANCE ENTRANCE
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Design
ECOPLEX
//Undergraduate urban design Studio 8
an ecopark
Urban parks were not conceived of as having ecological value or as being ecological restorations in the sense that we use these terms today. Parks arent sustainable, self replicating or ecological landscapes, though they may look natural to our eyes.
Whats in for the city?
MODEL PARK DESIGN : ECOLOGICAL PARK
Mysore is one of the famous tourist destinations of India but over the past fives years it has seen a stagnance , Eco- tourism will boost the city’s tourism. Creating an awareness on the preservation and conservation of the city’s ecosystem. The city will be known worldwide as it will be the only city in the country that houses an ecological park. It will prove to be a core lung space and a landmark.
INTENT
The project showcases diverse ecosystems as immersive teaching exhibits,Intent is to preserve the nautral environment of the region and create a national hub to agther various ecological conferences, seminars and programs. Strengthening the city’s growth economy throught the creation of green jobs, urban agriculure and organic food consumption , reducing greenhouse gas emissions and providing onsite renewable energy resources. To educate visitors that greening their lifestyles is not important effective and necessary. The supporting main programme would be the ecological institute and research centre,the students would be involved in the organization and advancement of the ecological park also creating a better dialogue between them and tourists.
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SITE CONTEXT
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DESIGN SCHEME
ECOLOGICAL PARK ENVIRONMENTAL MUSEUM FOOD PROCESSING UNIT RESEARCH CENTRE ORGANIC MARKET RESTAURANTS LOCAL CRAFTS EMPORIUM GALLERY EXHIBITION SPACE
The site is located near the junction of one main road and a secondary road.The site is amidst a rich naturesqu context with the kukrahalli lake and the mysore university which houses a rich flora. The centre for food testing and research institute is towards the secondary road. Towads the left of the site is a colony which then extends to a largely residential area. Mysore university and many other educatioal institutions are in the precincts of the site thus making this area majorly dominated by students.
NODES
LANDMARKS
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ROAD NETWORK
BUILT/UNBUILT
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PLAN AT 2.4M
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PLAN AT 6.4M
CIRCULATION The tourist circulation is designed in such a way that the tourist is taken through a journey beginning with the mediterranean zone of the eco park to the tropical zone and then the continental zone. From there the tourist can move into the emporium and the journey continues to a space that takes them to the hot air balloon ride and they could decide where they would want to spend time further.
ZONING
This edge is towards the entry of the ecological institute giving a plaza for the students. This edge towards the colony is treated with food processing unit and the oragnic market along with a recreation space. This edge is towards the secondary road which involves more pedestrians, creating a small park with childrens play area and seating spaces.
EDGE TREATMEMT
SECTION
Towards this side of the secondary road and primary road are some existing vendors hence increasing the inflow of pedestrians, so giving the vendors a place to sell their items.
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This edge is towards the main road but is at a 4m below the road level , this breathing space next to the restaurants gets activated all the more because of the inflow of people from the kukrahalli lake through the underpass.
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ICONIC MOSQUE
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Ras Al Khor, Dubai
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Design Competition //Emaar design competition by BMA studio Involved in the Design and Visualization team
Domes play an integral part in the design of mosques because of the large spans they can withstand. The dome is projected at the centre of the mosque which is of glass and brass members. The dome lights up the prayer hall with enough natural light during
GROUND FLOOR PLAN Rounded arches are the essence of Islamic architecture. The idea was to merge the body of the structure with the arches to create a sense of fluidity and oneness between all the elements of the design.
Traditional minarets consisted of a vertical structure with openings and gallery which has an access to the top. The minarets in the proposal has a contemporary approach and hence consists of two surfaces which gives a sense of direction to the pilgrims but without an access to the top.
The design approach was to incorporate the basic design elements of Islamic architecture to the proposal giving emphasis to the Dome, Mihrab, Minarets, Arches and the Iwan.
MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN
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Rectangular Iwan is created as an entrance to the main axis to access the mihrab of the mosque. This concept was inspired from the great mosque of Isfahan in Iran. The expansive entrance is also an extension of the prayer hall during important religious days when the pilgrims are more than the usual days.
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HAMARAIN’S RESIDENCE
Design Development Scope of Work: Design Development Working Drawings Abu Dhabi Muncipality Approvals
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8 m²
FFL 6.15
BD.2 BATH RM. 01-32
2 m²
120
Qibla
01-30
310
SHOWER
197
BALCONY 01-28
147
19 m²
FFL 6.15
557
FFL 0.60
564
388
160
136
156
211
BALCONY 01-53
672
GLASS RAILING OF 1.2M HEIGHT
OPEN TO BELOW
577
GLASS RAILING OF 1.2M HEIGHT
445 905
TERRACE 01-17
520
300
64 m²
FFL 6.15
130
339 GLASS RAILING OF 1.2M HEIGHT
600
90
12 m²
120
120
90
BD.5 DRESSING RM. 01-46
400
160
532
425
WATER FEATURE
FFL 6.00
SEATING AREA 01-47
90
30 m²
140
116
443
429
205
01-48
51
142
28
15
169
316
411
28
500
28 120
355
28
1077
FFL 4.64
25
28
26
28
27
28
28
28
221
612
24
70 m²
FFL 6.15
29
109
28
30
GYM 01-18
28
31
BOWLING RANGE 01-22
75 m²
28
32
65 m²
FFL 6.15
FFL 6.15
DN
278
6
1719
674
72
723
55 m²
FFL 6.15
500
52
155
SETBACK LINE
509
48 m²
FFL 6.15
1336
SETBACK LINE
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
470
40
59
35
SETBACK LINE
FFL 6.15
165
58 m²
380
SEATING AREA 01-21
123
TERRACE 01-54
TERRACE 01-23 567
864
GLASS RAILING OF 1.2M HEIGHT
SETBACK LINE
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21
23
338
250
28
20
22
338
3 m²
28
19
BALCONY 01-51
122
90
01-55
28
17 18
FFL 6.15
588
89
GYM TOILET
28
16
174 976
BEDROOM 05 01-45
169
163
34 m²
192
58
3 m²
192 944
557
425
102
01-20
14
976
175
2 m²
ROOF ACCESS
57 150
01-49
107
300 SHOWER
140
224
175
507
2 m²
17 m²
91
165
254
150
TOILET
BD. 5 BATH RM. 01-50
78
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FFL 6.15
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H.H ABDULLAH’S RESIDENCE
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Al Barsha , Dubai
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Design Development Scope of Work: Design Development Working Drawings Dubai Muncipality Approvals
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL STUDIO 4
The idea is inspired from the layout of the city’s plan, with the core that is responsible for the administration of the city , the paths move radially outwards from the core, nodes are formed at junctions where the paths and ring roads meet.
The core design was to create the language of the city within the site. The city is zoned with the administration zone being the core, the residential zone after that and the industrial zone being the outermost core.
DESIGN SCHEME
B.ARCH & M.ARCH STUDIOS M.PLAN & B.PLAN STUDIOS OAT AUDITORIUM SEMINAR HALLS THEORY ROOMS CANTEEN STAFF BLOCK
AREA DETAILS: BUILT UP AREA - 18,918 Sqm GROUND COVERAGE - 5796 SQM LOCATION : HUNSUR ROAD, MYSORE, INDIA SITE AREA : 5 ACRES ACCESS ROADS : 3 SECONDARY ROADS AND ONE PRIMARY ROAD
PLAN AT 3.2 M LVL
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SECTIONAL ELEVATION
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SECTIONAL ELEVATION
CIRCULATION AND NODES AT ALL LEVELS
ZONING
B.ARCH AND B.ARCH AND
SECTIONAL ZON-
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SECTIONAL ELEVATION
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PLAN AT 11.2 M
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PLAN AT 7.2 M LVL
PHYSICAL MODEL
BUILT- UNBUILT AND NODES MATERIAL PALETTE: Exposed burnt bricks and energy effiient recycled brick made from the waste of sugarcane bagasse and construction waste are used for partition walls. Rooftop solar panels proposed above the auditorium increasing the energy efficiency . COLOR PALETTE: Brown of burnt bricks and grey of concrete.
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
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BIKER’S CAFE
Belur,Karnataka,India
For this design of a cafe housing guest rooms the architects of Andagere architects ( Bangalore , India ) adopted a simple but strong design idea. Fortunately I was priviledged with the responsibility as the project architect.
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Site location : Belur , Karnataka, India
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About the project : The project is situated on the main highway that connects Bangalore to Mangalore , one of the higways that invites quite a number of bikers. The bikers cafe serves to be a restocafe en route. The cafe includes a workshops , a few guest tooms , staff dormitory , staff living , outdoor cafe and the main cafe. The form is designed in a way such that it makes a statement and is noticed as one drives/ rides on the road just adjacent.
Design Development //Project Architect at Andagere Architects
Scope of Work: Design Development Working Drawings Communication with Client and
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
Workshop 12'-0" x 15'-6"
Staff Dorm. 12' x 15'-6" 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
5'
11 12
Backyard 61'-6" x 51'-6"
Staff Living 12' x 10'-6"
13 14 15 16 17 18
17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9
Staff Toi 12' x 7'
Kitchen Store 12' x 23'-3" Bike Parking 60' x 25'-6"
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
UP Main entry to cafe
Parking (5 Cars) FFL ±0'-0"
Parking (4 Cars) FFL ±0'-0" Ramp Up
Gate FFL ±0'-0"
FFL ±0'-0"
MASTER PLAN Towards Belur
Road
Towards Hasan
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FFL +2'-6"
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Guest Bed 2 12' x 10'
Passage 5' wide
Guest Bath 12' x 5'
Guest Bath 12' x 5' Guest Bed 1 12' x 10'
Male Toi. 12' x 5' Female Toi. 7'8" x 4'9"
Backyard 61'-6" x 51'-6"
17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9
Service Counter
Handwash 8'-6" x 5'
Main Cafe (AC) 60' x 16'
Kitchen 12' x 22'-9"
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RCC floor
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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
FIRST FLOOR
Outdoor Cafe 60' x 8'
18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
R4
17'-5"
9" RCC beam
R4
MATERIAL PALETTE
R4 R4
MS box section
R4 R4
1
1 2
" wooden planks
6'
6'
6'
6'
6'
The predominant material is burnt brick as the main building material.Composite stone walls were also decided for the main cafe walls. Roofing material chosen is coconut timber for the rafters , teak for the battens and floor planks. Corrugated aluminium sheets as the roofing material.
DETAIL OF WOODEN PLANK
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1 12 " wooden planks
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GUEST HOUSE
Design Development //Project Architect at Andagere Architects
Karnataka,India
Verandah 13962 X 2450 lvl+300
Verandah 11504 X 2450 lvl+300
lvl -300
Store 2200X 6000
lvl -150
Guest room -1 4600 X 3600
Verandah 13962 X 2450
Up Toilet 1900 X 3600
lvl+300
Dn
Verandah 11504 X 2450
lvl+300
Up
lvl+300
Toilet 3000 X 3600
Bath 1700X 2200
lvl+300
Multipurpose hall 9200 x 3200
Toilet 1900 X 3600
lvl+300
Male dorm. 5900 x 3600
Guest room -2 4800 X 3600
Bath 1700X 2200
lvl+300
lvl+300
Court 9500 x 5000
Court 5000 x 5000 lvlÂą00
GROUND FLOOR
lvlÂą00
lvl+300 Entry
andagere archite
Corridor 13962 X 2450
bande thota, Gollarapalya vill Ramnagar dist. Karnata ph. no.: e-mail:an Terrace 8971693201
Corridor 11504 X 2450
2200 x 6050
Guest room -4 4600 X 3600
Up Toilet 1900 X 3600
Corridor 13962 X 2450
Corridor 11504 X 2450
Up
Bath 1700X 2200
Toilet 3000 X 3600
Toilet 1900 X 3600
Guest room -3 4800 X 3600
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Front Elevation
Female dorm. 5900 x 3600
This guest house is proposed for H. Narasimhaiah Science Museum. As an Intern in Andagere Architects I was given the responsibility to make drawings and manage the construction of the guest house. Site location : Gowribidanur , Karnataka , India About the project: H. Narasimhaiah Science Museum was commisioned to the architectural practice in 2015 and is in the process of construction. The guest house plays a strategic part of thde design. It comprises 4 guest rooms, 2 dormitories , kitchen , store and a common community space that opens to an outdoor backyard. The design is a perfect example of simple planning.
Bath 1700X 2200
Scope of Work: Design Development Working Drawings Communication with Client and
andagere archite
bande thota, Gollarapalya villa Ramnagar dist. Karnata ph. no.: 8971693201 e-mail:and
ELEVATION
Mangalore Tiles C
F
HIPPED ROOF lvl +8.29 m
5" x3" Ridgebeam 3" x 5" Wall Plate
2" x 1.5" Battens
5" x 2.5" Rafter Recycled Mangalore tiles
lvl +5.58 m
2" X 121" Battens 1' c/c
6"x 3" Purlin
4" x 3" Bracket
HIPPED ROOF lvl +3.45 m
5" x 2.5" Rafter
lvl +2588 mm
6" x 3" Purlin
5" X 3" Ridge 6" X 4" Hip Rafter
6" x 6" stone column 6" x 6" wood column
5" X 221" Rafter 2' c/c
lvl +300 mm
HIPPED ROOF
SECTION
6" X 3" Purlin Hand Rail 4" x 3" Bracket
lvl + 3.27
FIRST FLOOR
Brick Coba bat and Grey oxide flooring
FLOORING
4' x 2' x 21 " Kadapa slab lvl + 3.14 m
KADAPA SLABS
10" thk Adobe brick 5" X 221" Rafter 5" X 221" Rafter
lvl + 3.12
MADRAS TERRACE RAFTERS
8" X 6" Purlin
6" X 3" Purlin 6" X 3" Purlin
lvl + 3.0 m
PURLINS ON 9" RCC BEAM
9" RCC Lintel Beam 6" RCC Upturn Beam lvl + 2.8 m
LINTEL BEAM
6" x 6" Stone column
Plinth step 6" rise lvl + 0.0
GROUND FLOOR
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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Wooden stairs of 7" rise,11" tread
lvl + 2.58 m
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RENDERING WORKS
PRIVATE RESIDENCE
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PRIVATE RESIDENCE
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OFFICE HEADQUARTERS
OFFICE HEADQUARTERS
FREELANCE INTERIOR WORKS
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Design requirements: An office space for a catering company in Dubai. Color Palette : White and Grey with a quirk of colors. The client specified his need for mix of both a subtle office environment with a dash of color and quirk. The idea was to bring in color with a graffiti wall keeping the rest of the space white and grey.
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