ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO Bharat Kumar Bachelor of Architecture, DCRUST, Murthal Contact +917206301002 bharatkumar.aug23@gmail.com
“Explore yourself before exploring the whole world, you will find a whole new world inside yourself”
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HI I’M BHARAT KUMAR an Architect
A versatile and creative person who enjoys facing up different projects. For almost 5 years of study i have developed skills around several drawing, modeling and layout, architectral softwares. I am highly motivated, facing every project as a personal challenge to push my skills forward. Despite being enthusiastic about my own ideas, I am an analytical and self-critical person, open to different points of view. All these things considered, together with my organisation skills make me suited to engage work-teams as well as to cooperate with multidisciplinary group.
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The projects shown on this porfolio are a small shawcase of my academic development, where not only these skills become evident, but also allows the user to open his mind to multiple sensations and interpretations, implicit in their context and expressed through simple but significat architectural gestures.
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Curriculum Vitae
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PERSONAL INFORMATION
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
SOF TWARE SKILLS
Date of Birth Place of Birth Address
Residence Design in Ambala, Haryana 6th Jan - 22nd Jan 2019 - Consulted with Client to evaluate their requirements. - Conceptual planning and elevation design. - Plans and elevations on Autocad. - Involved in 3D visualisations (3Ds max, Vray, Photoshop)
Autodesk AutoCAD
Contact
August 23, 1996 Patiala, Punjab #203, Sector 1, Jail Land, Ambala city, Haryana. bharatkumar.aug23@gmail.com +91 7206301002
Online submission Drawings for various residential projects of HSVP on PreDCR.
EDUCATION
Residence Design - Conceptual Design and planning - Elevation Design - Exterior 3D views (Sketchup, Vray)
19th Aug - 4th Sept 2018
D.C.R. University of Science and Technology, Murthal, Haryana - Graduation in Architecture
2014 - 2019
S.A. Jain Sr. Model School, Ambala City, Haryana - Schooling from 9th to 12th
2007 - 2014
S.A. Jain Shishu Niketan High School, Ambala City, Haryana - Schooling from nursery to 8th
1999 - 2007
Intern at Design Consortium, Ambala, Haryana. Aug - Dec 2017 - Contributed in design evolution of various resedential projects. - Drew working drawings and construction details. - Involved in 3D modeling and Architectural Visualisations. - Involved in Site supervisions.
Special Mention II - Reubens Trophy
Zonal NASA 2016
Top 10 - Main Design Trophy - The aim was to design a Club house.
Zonal NASA 2016
Intern at Renu Khanna Associates, June - Aug 2017 Panchkula, Haryana. - Involved in design process of various projects. - Drew working drawings as well as tender drawings of various projects. - Drew various architectural details of different projects.
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Juror’s Choice - Reubens Trophy
Annaul NASA 2016
Juror’s Choice - Reubens Trophy
Annaul NASA 2015
STRENGTH AND SKILLS Cooperative, Hard worker, Quick Learner, Flexibility and Adaptability, Comprehensive problem solving skills
SPECIAL INTERESTS - Illustrations and Vector art - Photo Manipulation - Trekking - Videography
- Music - Graphic Design - Sketching - Photography
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Autodesk 3ds MAX Autodesk Revit Google Sketchup Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Vray Rendering Lumion Adobe Premiere Pro Lightworks
ARCHITECTURAL COMPETENCES Architectural Design 3D Modeling Architectural Sketching Post Production Model Making Presentation skills
LANGUAGES Hindi English Punjabi
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CONTENTS : List of Projects
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CONTENTS : List of Projects
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Motion: Museum of moving images
1257-P: Residence of Mr. Tarun Goyal
Bachelor’s Thesis Project 07-20
Internship Project 21-26
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Cafe Garden: Cafeteria Design 3rd sem Project 39-42
Internship work: Designograph 7th semester 43-54
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ISBT: Interstate Bus Terminal 8th sem Project 26-29
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CV-776: Residence of Mr. Mehndiratta Freelance Project 33-38
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Miscellaneous work 55-60
Digital art, Vector art 61-70
Architectural Renderings
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MOTION : Museum of moving Images
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MOTION a museum of
MOVING IMAGES Moving Image is a form of art that enacts a story by sound and a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement which is known as a video or a film. Moving images are produced by recording photographic images with cameras, or by creating images using animation techniques or visual effects Museum of the Moving Image advances the understanding, enjoyment, and appreciation of the art, history, technique, and technology of film, television, and digital media by presenting exhibitions, education programs, significant moving image works, and interpretive programs, and collecting and preserving moving image related artifacts.
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MOTION : Museum of moving Images
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Persistance
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HORSE IN
MOTION
first ever moving picture
MU SE UM
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A museum is an institution that cares
Museum of moving images is a space
for a collection of artifacts and other
showcasing the art, history, technique
objects of artistic, cultural, historical, or
and Technology involved in making
scientific
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moving images whether it is an anima-
museums make these items available
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for public viewing through exhibits that
some other kind of moving image.
importance. Many
may be permanent or temporary
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A series of photographs consisting of a galloping horse, The result of a photographic experiment by Eadweard Muybridge on June 15, 1878. Muybridge spent the rest of his career improving his technique, making a huge variety of motion studies, lecturing and publishing. As a result of his motion studies, he is regarded as the father of the motion picture.
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Bollywood films
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Mumbai also known as the Film Capital of India or Bollywood city. Home to various actors, directors, producers and other artists working for Film industry
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SITE Introduction
Film city is an integrated Film studio complex situated near Sanjay Gandhi National Park at Goregaon east, Mumbai, India. It has several recording rooms, gardens, lakes, theatres and grounds that serve as venue of many bollywood film shootings. It was built in 1977 by the state govternment to provide facilities and concession th=o Film Industry
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SITE ANALYSIS
North
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“Building of a museum is the First Exhibit”
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architecture moving images
The relationship between cinema and architecture is mentioned in many occasions and it's partially true. In fact, the architecture in the cinema appears as a background of scene, as a background of the action. The cinema is giving you a specific point of view about things, about the reality and the architecture into it. Into the invention of the plot, there reality (and the architecture inside) appears in a special way, with special light, in a special frame, in a special context. Film sets are design mostly by the architects. One of the most creative, high profile fields that can offer an architect a wide range of positions is the film industry. And, in fact, those with architectural backgrounds have been making the transition into the filmmaking industry for decades. It turns out that architecture students, who can spend five-figure sums on their seven-year training courses, are using their newly-learned digital animation and design skills to break into the world of film.
Lines in progressive motion
adding more lines
IDENTITY juxtapose
Building of a museum should be unique in itself and shuld create a juxtapose with the surroundings. so as to create an identity. The architecture of buildings surroundings the site is of mix architectural styles. So, to create juxtopose with the surroundings, Deconstructive architecture should be used.
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SITE PLAN
Site Area : 40268 sq. m. / 9.95 acre Ground Coverage : 27% ; 10872.36 sq. m. F.A.R. : 0.7 Toral covered area : 27,213.73 sq. m. Max. Height : 22.10 m. No. of FLoors : 5 Parking on surface : 116 cars
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Floor plans
Circulation type I visiting the museum Circulation type II Visiting Bollywood Gallery Circulation type III Visiting Auditorium Circulation type IV Temporary exhibitions Circulation type V Admin Area
Ground Floor plan lvl +600 10,872.36 sq. m.
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Second Floor plan
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lvl +17,800 1087.28 sq. m.
Basement plan lvl -2700 No. of car parks : 338
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1257-P : Residence of Mr. Tarun Goyal
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1257-P residence of
Mr. Tarun Goyal The project is a residence project located in Vijay Nagar, Ambala city with plot area : 3769.72 sq. ft. (350.22 sq. mt.) The requirement of client was a three bedroom set. So the house was designed as per requirements giving it a modern Look.
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Interior view of a Bed Room on Ground Floor
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Second floor plan A view of Drawing Room on Ground Floor
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ISBT : Inter-State Bus Terminal
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ISBT Studio project - 8th sem
Bijwasan, Delhi
As transportation involves the movement of the people and goods, there is a need of an “access point” in transport system to use it. These access points are known as “Terminals” or the fixed facilities. Terminals atre one of the main components of any mode of transportation.
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Road transport is still the dominant mode of transportation - both for moving goods and Passengers. Railways handle only 40% of the freight and 20% of the passengers load, 60% of the goods and 80% of passenger’s movement takes place through roads. Out of total length of national highways, 27% is single lane/intermediate lane; whereas 59% is double lane standard, and the rest 14% is four-lane/ six-lane/ eight lane standard.
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ORIGIN The road network can be compared to the axes of the coordinate system and a transport system like ISBT can be compared to the origin. Here, in our design approach our bus terminal stands as the origin for all the coming buses from various places in and around our cities. For example - Gurgaon, Faridabad, Chandigarh etc, Now, if we want to evolve a space based on this concept, according to our circulation and approach we arrive at the given illustration.
Permissible GC – 25% = 29750 sqm Ground Coverage: 11.9 %= 14122.5 sqm Permissible FAR – 100 = 1,19,000 sqm FAR ACHIEVED – 19 = 22854.2 sqm Car parking: 2ECS\100sqm of floor area= 457 cars
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ISBT : Inter-State Bus Terminal
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Inter - State Terminal
Ground floor plan
First floor plan
lvl +450MM Area : 7650 sq. m.
lvl +5450MM Area : 7650 sq. m.
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Intra - State Terminal
Typical Section from the central axis
Ground floor plan lvl +450MM Area : 7650 sq. m.
Typical view of Terminals
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First floor plan lvl +5450MM Area : 7650 sq. m.
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Administration Block
Ground floor plan lvl +450MM Area : 4537 sq. m.
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CV-776 : Residence of Mr. Mehndiratta
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Freelance Project
CV-776 residence of
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The project is a residence project located in Model Town, Ambala with plot area : 3051.02 sq. ft. (283.44 sq. mt.) The client wanted a two storey, three bed room set and first floor for rental purposes.
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View of a Bedroom on Ground Floor Ground floor plan
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A view of Drawing room First floor plan
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Cafe Garden : Cafeteria Design
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Studio Project - 3rd sem
CAFE GARDEN Cafeteria design in
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A cafeteria is a place where students of different fields come together to find escape from their hectic college schedule and would act as a common intevracting space where everyone can share their experiences with each other and learn new things from each other. Hence ‘Cafe Garden’ is based on the concept of ‘Progress’ because students learning from eax inspire the students to excel in their respective fields. Slope of the roof begins at 9ft. and terminates at a height of 15ft..
Site area 500 sq. m.
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Mezzanine floor
Conceptual 3D
Legends 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
Side elevation
ENTRANCE RECEPTION SERVICE COUNTER SALES COUNTER PRIVATE SEATING SPACE KITCHEN REST ROOM WASHING YARD STORE ROOM MANAGER’S OFFICE WASHROOMS MEZZANINE FLOOR SPACE FOR PART Y/ MEETING
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A View of Indoor seating
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ATMA NAND SCHOOL Model Town, Ambala
Ground Coverage 10812.20 sq. ft.
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Submission Drawings
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Floor Plan Details
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MULTIPURPOSE UNIT GRAIN STORAGE DUSTBIN SPACE MULTIPURPOSE UNIT
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0.213
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MULTIPURPOSE UNIT
KITCHEN 2.825 X 3.705
OWNER'S NAME:
MRS. RUPINDER KAUR W/O MR. TANVIR SINGH
SPACE FOR WATER PURIFIER
PROJ. 1.80 M.WIDE
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TOILET 2.34 X 2.525
BED ROOM 3.35 X 4.75
BED ROOM 3.35 X 4.75
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MULTIPURPOSE UNIT
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GRAIN STORAGE
FRIDGE SPACE
PLOT NO. 1232, SECTOR 10, AMBALA CITY.
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SKIRTING MULTIPURPOSE UNIT D-CARSOL
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DETAIL A 0.760
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TAP W.C. WESTERN STYLE ROTATING VALVE HEALTH FAUCET MIRROR SOAP TRAY TOWEL RAIL COUNTER TOP WASH BASIN 9. WASH BASIN
GENERAL NOTES - ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN METERS. - ALL THE .115 METER THICK WALLS SHOULD BE PROVIDED.23X.23 METER THICK R.C.C. BEAM AT ROOF LEVEL. - ALL CIP & HCIP SHALL HAVE SLEEVE PIECES. - THE SLOPE OF HCIP & SWP SHOULD BE MIN 1:40. - GATE & BOUNDRY WALLS SHOULD BE AS PER STD. DESIGN. - ALL IC'S ARE .46X .46, G.T., RW HODI, R.W. KHURA .30X.30 LAST IC WITH IT SHOULD BE KEPT .68X.68. - THIS DRAWING IS TO BE READ NOT TO BE MEASURED. - THE PLINTH LEVEL SHALL OBTAINED FROM J.E.E.O. HUDA. - THE FOUNDATION DEPTH, R.C.C. BEAM IN FOUNDATION AS PER STRUCTURAL DESIGN. - THE DESIGN OF FOUNDATION AS PER BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL & BEAM, COLUMN & SLAB SHALL BE AS PER STRUCTURAL DESIGN. - THE VIOLATION MADE IN BUILDING BY OWNER AT HIS OWN RISK. - PARKING OF VEHICLES IN HIS OWN PREMISES. - DUAL BUTTON FLUSH CISTERN PROVIDE IN TOILET'S.
DRAWING TITLE:
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TOILET DETAILS SCALE: NTS DATE: 16-10-2017
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TOILET DRESS 1.318X2.245 1.318X2.245
FIRST FLOOR LVL AT +3.810
230 MM THICK BRICK WALL W3
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ARCHITECTURAL RENDERINGS by using
Various Softwares Architectural rendering is the art of creating two dimensional images or animations showing the attributes of a proposed architectural design. This technique is often referred to as a "Photo Real" rendering. Renderings are usually created for presentation, marketing and design analysis purposes.
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Here are some visualisations of various projects which I rendered during my curriculum. Modeling of these renders was done using 3ds max, revit, sketchup and rendered using vray and photoshop.
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Rendering works Digital art is contemporary art that uses the methods of mass production or digital media. The techniques of digital art are used extensively by the mainstream media in advertisements, and by film-makers to produce visual effects. Desktop publishing has had a huge impact on the publishing world, although that is more related to graphic design.
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It can be purely computer-generated or taken from other sources, such as a scanned photograph or an image drawn using vector graphics software using a mouse or graphics tablet
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VECTOR ART Illustrations
Vector graphics are computer graphics images that are defined in terms of 2D points, which are connected by lines and curves to form polygons and other shapes. Each of these points has a definite position on the x and y axis of the work plane and determines the direction of the path; further, each path may have various properties including values for stroke color, shape, curve, thickness, and fill.
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