Volume 01 Academic Works

DESIGN PORTFOLIO

ACADEMIC WORKS

(Topic learnt in every Semester)

About The journey through the architecture school has left me with a plethora of thoughts and imagination.

With the skills imparted in me during my formative years and those years spent during design school.

I have continuously harnessed my productive energies and envisioned the oath in which I want to follow.

I consider myself a creator and motivated person, with an interest in various arts. I started drawing from the premature age and my passion for architecture emerged throughout my childhood in the contact with my father (civil engineer).

I Avinesh hereby declare that all information, drawings, models and photographs are purely my work unless specified otherwise.

Info Education Cambridge Public School (ICSE) , Bangalore Nagarjuna College (CBSE) , Bangalore CMR School of Architecture , Bangalore

Techinical Skills

Intrest

Laungare

Sketching and Rendering Auto CAD Revit SketchUp Vray Lumion Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustator Adobe InDesign

Heiking Cycling Football Farming Cooking

Kannada Hindi English

Contact avineshshankar@gmail.com

Management

Team Work

Communication

Motivation

Design

Content

Art Concept

01 02

Space Documantation

03 04

Structure Level

05 06

Working Drawings Urban Design

07 08

High-Rise Thesis

09 10

Semester This Portfolio contains most of the Topics, Design Language, Techniques and Content learnt in every given Semester.

09 10 07 08 05 06

03 04 01 02

01 Art

is a human activities involving the creation of visual artworks, which express the creator's imagination, conceptual ideas, or technical. skill, intended to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.

Collage Art

02 Concept

for this project was derived from the site terrain, it was a corner plot. Lower Unit for the Private space and the Upper Unit for the Public space (Clients Office/Studio), with intermediate level between public and private for hosting small house parties.

Residence + Studio

04

03

02

01

Vertical railing is provided for aestics purpose and front space for parking

Pubic Space is provided with other area for small party and chillout space

Site is facing South so linear Massing amd opening on south and west.

Its a corner site with contour, lower is a Private Space and above is a Pubic Space.

03 Space

the site is next to Collage Campus and a Shopping Mall. Narrow Site, Design Challenge was to create a Public space for the all-age group people with Street Food Stalls and Café with a Small Art Studio for Youngster’s with an existing Bus Stop.

Public Space

Seating Area

Vehical Parking

Fine Dining

Food Stalls

Art Studio

Bus Stop

04 Documantation

of Ganjifa Cards,it’s a Cards Game played in olden days by Royal Family, only few people in India Produce this type of The Cards in the present generation, one of the places is in Mysore, Karnataka

Ganjifa Cards

MYSORE GANJIFA Mysoru Ganjifa was extensively patronised by the Mysore Royal Family .The Wodeyar Kings. Given that the main aim of the game was to teach, learn and tell stories from our ancient scriptures and holy books, all the 18 games in the Mysooru Ganjifa Style were set to stories and shloka’s from the Hindu Purana’s, stories from the Ramayana, Mahabharata etc. The Dashavatara Ganjifa which is a series based on the 10 different forms of the Hindu God Vishnu was the most popular of the 18 Ganjifa games and is the best known to this day. The Dashavatara Ganjifa has a set of 120 different playing cards.

PROCESS

The paper is cut into required forms .

Mysore

Cards are made in circular, rectangular and oval forms.

Border is painted with yellow as a base colour

Compass is used for exact circular shape whereas the outline is drawn with orange colour.

MATERIALS Border of all circular cards is painted with two colours.

TOOLS

Base colour is filled in the middle area of the card.

Base outline of any character is drawn first as a base

Another line of green shade is painted adjacent to the border lacing of dots are painted on the base.

Jewelleries and accessories are highlighted with yellow colour. Outlines and other details are painted in the end. Then the products are obtained finally.

Sides are painted with floral designs. Base colour is filled in the middle area of the card.

The parts of the character are fille with diffrent colours.

The anatony of the character is drawn perfectly.

05 Structure

Restaurant Factory

06 Level

in this site were too challenging because once the place was a construction dump yard once. So, the contours were only in front part of the site and it’s located in front of the Main Road, Contoured area of the site is delt with 4LEVELS (1-Admin Block, 2-Public Fair, 3-Academics and 4-Hostel Blocks).

Culinary Institution

Selected Site

Site left for Future Development

07 Working Drawings

provide dimensioned, graphical information that can be used, by a contractor to construct the works, or by suppliers to fabricate components of the works or to assemble or install components.

Cottage(Internship)

2'-1"

1'

1'

1'-9"

2'-9" 5"

6" 5"

2'-7"

5'-4"

5'-4"

6"

2'-1"

4" 2'-9"

4"

5"

SL.NO.

DATE

REVISION

2'-7"

1'

3'

4'-9"

2'-6"

5"

SL.NO.

+450 lvl

4"

9"

N

12"

PROJECT NO.

1'

3'

8"

1'

3'-9"

MD

(SHEET 1/1)

APPROVED BY.

AVINESH

RAGHUNATHAN

SCALE

3'-6"

2'-7"

1'

2'-7"

1'

3'-2"

DRG. NO.

REVISION

TITLE :LAYOUT

(SHEET 1/2)

WORKING DRAWING OF FLOOR

N PROJECT NO.

DEALT BY.

APPROVED BY.

AVINESH

RAGHUNATHAN

SCALE

+450 lvl

NTS

ARCHITECTS

3

00

CLIENT/PROJECT

PRAKASH'S COTTAGE

3'-11"

CORRIDOR 10'X6'

DATE 12-11-2018

NTS

01

DATE

REVISIONS

FOUNDATION DRAWING DEALT BY.

02

01

1'-6"

1'-6" TITLE :LAYOUT

03

02

CLIENT/PROJECT

PRAKASH'S COTTAGE

04

04 03

REVISIONS

SECTION X - X

1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET AND INCHES 2. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED AT SITE PRIOR TO EXECUTION 3. ALL LAMINATED FINISH ARE APPROVED

6'

0

NOTE:

05

5'-3"

12/11/2018

5'-6"

2'

11'-7"

4"

01

6Y12

4'

4'

7'-5"

4"

10'-4"

2'

7'-7"

3'

4" 2'-2"

02

DRG. NO.

4'-3"

1'-10"

04 03

Y8@8"C/C 3

9"

2'-11"

3"

1

DATE 24-11-2018

ARCHITECTS

2'-3"

SECTION Y - Y

2'-3"

3

3" 2'-3" 2'

6'-1"

BED ROOM 11'X10'

9"

4'-3"

4'-6"

4'-3"

1

1'-5"

1' 3'-3" 4"

15"

STORE ROOM 7'X7'

05

3'-3"

5"

MINIMUM 5'-0" OR UPTO HARD STRATA WHICHEVER IS MAX. 12"

15"

3'

4'-6"

1'-3"

6'

4'-3"

2

Y10@5"C/C

3" PCC 1:4:8 , 4" THK. ON WELL CONSOLIDATED & WELL COMPACTED EARTH

1 1

2. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED AT SITE PRIOR TO EXECUTION 3. ALL LAMINATED FINISH ARE APPROVED

Y10@5"C/C

1'-2" 1'-2" 3'

4'-6"

1'-6"

1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET AND INCHES

6Y12

DRESSER 4'8"X7'6"

3'-8"

NOTE:

FOOTING RENF. DETAILS

1

3'

2'-3"

1'-2" 1'-2" 3'

3"

4'-8"

9"

1

Y8@8"C/C

5'-6"

9"

7'-9"

1

1'-2"

1'-2"

1'-2" 1'-2" 1 3'

1

1'-2"

TOILET 3'8'X4'9"

PLINTH BEAM

EXISTING GL

1'-2" 1'-2" 3'

3

4'

3'-1"

F

2

2' 4"

4' 4'-3"

4'

1'-4"

PLAN

1 2

1'-2"

1'-2" 1'-2" 3' 4'-6"

3'

1

4'-3"

4'-3"

1'-2"

6'-10" 6'-6" 6'6"X2'6"

4'-8"

2'

E

4'-8"

4'8"X3'

4"

4'

SECTION 3-3 (SSM FND. DTL. FOR CORRIDOR)

6'-10"

4'-6"

10'-4"

4

4'-6" 2'-1"

5

4'-11"

4'-6"

6"

PLINTH RC BEAM (16"X6") - SECTION

1'

2'-4"

D 4'-6"

6" 9"

3'

2'-1" 9"

14" 16" 3"

2'

28"

2'-6"

C 9'-4"

21"

6'-7"

3"

PCC 1:4:8, 4" THK. ON WCWC EARTH

2'

B

1'

4"

3"

SECTION 2-2 (INTERNAL 9" WALL FND. DET.)

3'-6"

5'-8"

BATH 3'8"X4'11"

2'-6"

A

15"

36"

2'

9" 3"

3Y10 Y8@8"C/C 3Y10

2'

SECTION 1-1 (EXTERNAL WALL FND. DET.)

15"

SSM IN CM 1:8

2'

36"

SSM IN CM 1:8

Y10@5"C/C

16" 18"

12"

3"

9"

1'-6"

PCC 1:4:8, 4" THK. ON WCWC EARTH

1'

6'

3"

16"

Y10@5"C/C

15"

EXISTING GL _ GL +0'-0"LVL.

8"

15"

15"

12"

1'-2"

3"

6" THK PLINTH RC SLAB (TO DETAIL)

8"

24"

8"

12"

8" 8"

12"

8"

3'-4"

4'-3"

4"

SSM IN CM 1:8 9"

FFL +1'-6"LVL.

FFL

4"

min. 3'-0" or upto hard strata whichever is max.

16" 16"

FIRM GL.

4"

min. 3'-0" or upto hard strata whichever is max.

4.5" 11.5"

6" RISER BUILT IN BBM

9" THK BBM IN CM 1:6

4.5"4.5"

FFL

6" THK PLINTH RC SLAB (TO DETAIL)

VARIES (min. 18")

FIRM GL.

VARIES (min. 18")

FFL

VARIES (min. 18")

9" THK BBM IN CM 1:6

4.5"4.5"

D:\EHA LOGO.jpg

D:\LOGO.jpg

±0 lvl

3

COLUMN RENF. DETAILS

EARTHENHIVE ARCHITECTS

PLAN - EXCAVATION LAYOUT

5"

4'-8"

3'

10'-7"

3'-4"

4'

6"

5'-6"

11'-4"

4'-4"

2'-7"

1'-1"

5'-4"

1'-9"

SHRI BHOOMA MALLESHWARAM, BTN 6TH & 4TH MAIN, BANGALORE - 560055 CONTACT - 9845022809,080-40151284 EMAIL : studio@earthenhive.com

NOTE: 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET AND INCHES

14'-6"

10'-6"

2. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED AT SITE PRIOR TO EXECUTION 3. ALL LAMINATED FINISH ARE APPROVED 05

04

04

03

03

02

02

01

01 SL.NO.

00 DATE

REVISION

REVISIONS

6"

CLIENT/PROJECT

3'

PRAKASH'S COTTAGE DRG. NO.

TITLE :LAYOUT

N PROJECT NO.

(SHEET 2/2)

WORKING DRAWING OF ROOF DEALT BY.

APPROVED BY.

AVINESH

RAGHUNATHAN

NTS

6'

6'

SCALE

DATE 24-11-2018

ARCHITECTS

D:\LOGO.jpg 5'-4"

8"

1'-10"

6'-9"

6'-6"

6'-6"

4'-3"

EARTHENHIVE ARCHITECTS SHRI BHOOMA MALLESHWARAM, BTN 6TH & 4TH MAIN, BANGALORE - 560055 CONTACT - 9845022809,080-40151284 EMAIL : studio@earthenhive.com

1'

3'

3' 7'-3"

8"

EARTHENHIVE ARCHITECTS

1' 10" 2'-6"

6"

4'

6"

2'-6"

4'-3"

SHRI BHOOMA MALLESHWARAM, BTN 6TH & 4TH MAIN, BANGALORE - 560055 CONTACT - 9845022809,080-40151284 EMAIL : studio@earthenhive.com

08 Urban Design

the site is located in the suburban region of Bengaluru (Varthur). As this area was an agricultural belt before now slowly its been converted to residential and commercial area. So, it was important to study and document this area, how its drastically changing due to rapid pace of developing. And to design an architectural space based on the study and documentation.

(Volume 02)

Village Sports Center

09 High-Rise

building has its own challenge, in this project the challenge was to tackle the high rise (Retirement home) and low rise building (Kindergarten and Hospital) simultaneously.

Retirement Housing

CATCHMENT AREA

STAGE 1

STAGE 2

STAGE 3

FINAL STAGE The building block is steping down towards the lake for the better view and terrace also act like a recraeational place for the residnce in the top floors and it aslo has a activites like swimming pool, other recreational activitiesand and who miss the view of the lake can look towars the catchment area for the similar view of the lake.

10 Do we have to build more or less, when we have to build less?

(Volume 03 Thesis)

Between 3 Lines

Mission We aim to emphasize the importance of simple but thoughtful design to evoke the purpose of one's belongings and surroundings.

Vision towards Architecture Space is an essential element of architecture. It shall enable users to experience immediate diverse senses, compelling layouts and appealing visual impressions. The presence of nature and light complements and empowers the purpose of space and architecture, Ideally.

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Avinesh Shankar