DESIGNER
PORTFOLIO
P
BINDU UPPAL
ARCHITECT + INTERIOR DESIGNER
INNOVATION
ARCHITECTURE
IS BASICALLY THE DESIGN OF INTERIORS THE ART OF ORGANIZING INTERIOR SPACE.
FOR MAT I ON
S E L E C T E D
W O R K S
D E S I G N
PORTFOLIO
CON TEN T B O U T I QU E HO TE L G O A , I ND I A REVITALIZATION OF A SLUM PUMA F LO R E NC E , I TA L Y A I I M S HO S P I T A L D E LHI , I ND I A R E S I D E NTI A L D E L HI , I ND I A P O R TA B LE S HE LTER R O M E , I TA L Y
INTRODUCTION
Bindu Uppal
A R C HI T E C T + I NTE R I O R DE SI GN E R
Offering professional service for all phases of project development from planning through building programming, design, construction and interior designing as well
ED U CA T I O N Florenc e D esign A c ademy
FL ORENC E
M aste r In Inte rio r De sig n
YOUR PICTURE - IS HERE -
Sushant Sc hool O f A rt & A rc hitec ture B ach e lo rs Of Arch ite cture
EX P ER I ENC E
Khan Global Engineering C onsultants Morphogenesis Pvt. Ltd.
New Delhi
INDIA
D esign Forum O f A rc hitec ts
A C H IE V E M E NTS
Bindu Uppal 2 November, 1993 Nationally, INDIAN
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Participated in IAD (India Arch Design) 2017 fcdi. Volunteered graffiti and street art during delhi and Gurgaon street art association. Dissertation on how street art and graffiti integrated in architecture. Participated in the National Association of Students Architecture.
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P hotos ho p Lum i on I ndes i gn
I use all design programs mentioned. I can create and present projects on all platforms. Worked on various types of projects such as commercial, hospitality, urban development, residential and in health sector.
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Graduated as an Architect with a special mention for consistent excellence in project submissions and masters in Interior Designing, interned in three architectural firms and promoted to Junior Architect there after. Certified for currated walks by India Arch Design. Quick in adapting to new situations with good inter personal skills.
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
HOSPITALITY 2 0 1 7
However, there are both advantages and disadvantages to taking an adaptive reuse project.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
PORTA DE CAPAO
Adaptive reuse is the process of taking an old building or site, and reusing it for a purpose other than it was designed. Typically, it is closely related to preservation or conservation around cities with rich history. However, there are both advantages and disadvantages to taking on adaptive reuse project.
START A REUSE PROJECT
Site location can often be the biggest advantage of adaptive reuse. The building is typically located by the river in Goa as it was a port in ancient times, and once was most likely to be a highly visited location. The building was deteriorated in some way, the character and the detailing found in these buildings are typically unique to the periods they were constructed, that modern building design lacks.
These features are often highlighted in the new use, and preserved versus getting hauled off to landfills. The details will offer one-of-a-kind site for the new function.
INFORMATION
The project site is located in a surrounding context of a QUAINT GOAN (PANJIM) TOWN. Along stretch of a meandering Belgaum Panjim highway is the means of access to site. On the North of the site is the MANDOVI RIVER (Lifeline Of Goa). Arrival to the Luxury Boutique is through a thick growth of lush trees along a meandering entry way, the guest is immediately transported to an area of Peace and Harmony.
RESOURCES
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Challenged and Possibilities
There are many factors that will play a role in finding the right Adaptive Reuse renovation. Planning and designing of space of a Boutique Luxury Hotel was a substantial challenge, however the function after reuse was divergent
challenge was converting the port into According to the building codes and budget of the 02 Another luxurious recreational and rejuvenating area 03 whole project, not any part of the existing building for the guests to relax and refresh their mind.
could be re-constructed or demolished.
Boutique Hotel The port building had a positive character 03 04 building that offers new ideas for an individual character to the project.
LUXURY
HOS P I TAL I TY
LEGEND
PORTA DE CAPAO
1. LANDSCAPE ARRIVAL 2. WATER FEATURES 3. GUEST DROP OFF & PORTE COCHERE 4. WEST WING - LOBBY LOUNGE 5. WEST WING - GUESTWING 6. OUTDOOR LOBBY LOUNGE 7. POOL ARRIVAL COURTYARD 8. LAP POOL & DECK 9. POOL GARDEN 10. LANDSCAPE LAWN 11. BOARDWALK TO JETTY 12. MANDOVI RIVER BOARDWALK 13. OUTDOOR BARS & PAVILIONS 14. FUNCTION LAWN 15. OUTDOOR DECK 16. EAST WING - RESTAURANT 17. RESTAURANT DROP OFF 18. MEANDERING PATHWAY THRU ORGANIC GARDEN
ADAP TIV E
E R E USE
B OU T I QUE H O TEL
LUXURY BOUTIQUE HOTEL
East Wing Section
West Wing Section HOS P I TAL I TY ADAP TIV E
E R E USE
B OU T I QUE H O TEL
LEGEND
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
FITNESS AREA GUESTROOM OUTDOOR DECK LANDSCAPE GARDEN RIVER BOARD WALK ARRIVAL GARDEN
1. INDOOR RESTAURANT SPACE 2. OUTDOOR SEATING 3. LANDSCAPE GARDEN 4. RIVER BOARD WALK 5. ARRIVAL FOYER 6. ARRIVAL GARDEN
PORTA DE CAPAO
LEGEND
PORTA DE CAPAO
HOS P I TAL I TY
ADAP TIV E
RIVER SIDE
EAST WING S
E R E USE
ELEVATION
SIDE ELEVATION
B OU T I QUE H O TEL
FACA CONC CIRCULAR SCREENS
The facade (north, entrnace) of the hotel accomodates the GFRC (glass fiber reinforced concrete) Rotating Screens. The screen contains circular voids which acts a medium and emits the natural light in interior spaces during the day, at anytime till sunset because of the moving screens. The pattern of the light falling inside is very soothing and warming for the guests and the interior spaces. The figures above shows the effect in the interiror space. It makes interiors look more elegant and stylish. HOS P I TAL I TY
ADAP TIV E
E R E USE
PORTA DE CAPAO
ADE DETAILING AND CEPT (MANDOVI RIVER)
The life line of Goa, THE MANDOVI RIVER, gently laps against the low laterite rocks lining the edges of the river, creating beautiful concentric ripples which follows the slow flow of the gentle Mandovi. Taking inspiration from the patterns created on the Mandovi river, the Facade on the North reflects the ripples of the river. B OU T I QUE H O TEL
HOS P I TAL I TY
ADAP TIV E
FACADE ARCH I TE C TUR E
E R E USE
E VIEW
B OU T I QUE H O TEL
PORTA DE CAPAO
HOS P I TAL I TY
ADAP TIV E
OUTDOOR LOBBY LO ARCH I TE C TUR E
E R E USE
B OU T I QUE H O TEL
OUNGE EXPERIENCE PORTA DE CAPAO
HOS P I TAL I TY
ADAP TIV E
MANDOVI EX ARCH I TE C TUR E
E R E USE
XPERIENCE
B OU T I QUE H O TEL
PORTA DE CAPAO
SLUM REVITALIZATION URBAN DESIGN
JA G D A M B A C A M P A R EA INFORMATION Jagdamba camp (slum) is located in Sheikh Sarai - I near Malviya Nagar, South Delhi, India.The camp has come around an open drain. It is approximately 40 - 50 years old and spread over an area estimated to be a stretch of 1.5 kms with the drain running through the middle. The settlement took place in 1972, when the migrants started settling around the drain. Jagdamba camp is home to about 2500 registered voters and approximately 1500 - 2000 households live within the camp space.
1972-1982 1982-1992 1992-2002 2002-2012
HISTORY OF JAGDAMBA CAMP
The Development of the slum started from two nodes, the existing enteries. Entry one (towards Sheikh Sarai) Entry two (Towards Khirki Extension), therefore continues to develop in the leftout interior spaces. Later it started developing over the drain which led down to major issues in terms of Foul condition in the slum. 1972-1982 1982-1992 1992-2002 2002-2012
THESIS
The following map below shows the surrounding of the site. The area around provides job opportunities to the labour in the slum and to the migrants who have come to reside in this slum seeking for jobs.
Patterns that have evolved during time are reserved and existing , social networks are respected. Neighbors remains Neighbors and Local remains Local. The design was to construct rehabilitation units such as individual or Multiple houses, single or multiple storied in-situ on the same footprint Coverage or Rearranging the hutment structure in the same cluster.
PERSPECTIVE There are several types of problem existing in the slum, residents contact governemt and NGO,s but there has been no improvements. Therefore, there are very less funds for the redevelopment of the slum. The problems faced by the residents as visible in the pictures above which are non-negligible . Government promises developments and improvements but no actions have been taken yet, according to the surveys.
URBAN DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE
TYPOLOGIES TYPE A : Footprint Retaiined
TYPE B : Less Area Single storey
ROW HOUSE TYPE - INDIVIDUAL HOUSE
People felt the need for balconies and underground water storage tanks, the underground storage will lead to the creation of “ The Verandah� : A semi private interactive space in front of each house.
JA G D A M B A C A M P D EV EL O P M ENT
SL U M R E V I T A L I Z A T I O N
MICRO STUDY
LEGEND Residential Shops/Mixed Use Religion Public LEGEND G+4 G+3 G+2
Children play in the evening This is a temple with green areas
L AND U SE GR APH
This is a religious node Women of the slum get together to fill water and talk
On this node ladies get together to fill water and make conversations and this node has shops also
This is a mosque.
Green area where friends meet, from nearby
EX ISTIN G HEIG HT G RAPH
IMPORTANT NODES G RAPH
PRODUCED IN 4 MONTHS
RETAINING BUILDING GR A PH
R E T A I N I N G BUI L
New built mass with in houses following along low FF level. The mate different community sp
PROJECT 2018 START A PROJECT 2017
D E M OL I S H E D B
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PLAN 2016
A B A ND O NE D B U I LD I NG GR A PH
A BA N D ON E D BU
The built mass which i living in migrated for d and other need to dem
JA GD A MB A C A MP D E VL O P M EN T
LEGEND Stable Construction Unfinished Construction
LEGEND Old Construction Dilapidated Lower Than Road Level
WHY CAN’T OPEN THE DRAIN ? The total span of the drain is 7.1 km, continuing from above, Delhi. The span of the drain on proposed site is 1.4 km. Therefore, its a small segment hence, oepening the drain on proposed site will be of no help. AND ITS NOT AFFLUENT AND ITS NOT EFFLUENT TO TREAT SUCH A BIG DRAIN
BEFORE & A FTE R GRA PH S BEFORE DEMOLISHING
LEGEND Abandoned Buildings
AFTER DEMOLISHING
LDI NG G R A P H
ndividual washrooms the conditions of structure of building g the lane. The overhangs at the first floor level not beerials used. The unfinished construction can be reused for paces.
UIL D I N G G R A PH
structure of houses cannot survive as Kuccha Houses. The has been damaged because of new construction. The houels, which have drainage problems needs to be demolished.
UI LDI N G G R A PH
is not being used becasue of the poor structures or people different reasons. Some in good conditions can be retained molish.
The plans above, before demolishing and after demolishing show the amount of space that is free to build new. This study has derived from the micro study and the analysis of site. With the help of retaining, demolishing and abandoned building graphs we could demolish the unnecessary built up mass and cleared the space for the different typologies of construction.
URB AN DES I GN
SL U M R E V I T A L I Z A T I O N
WH AT ARE TH E POSSI B LE W A YS O F I NT ER V ENT I O N?
Total demolition is not possible because of the following: (a) Finance and economic model, who pays for whom? (b) Few buildings are in acceptable condition (c) What is suitable for these people, who decides the optimum? R E TA I NI NG A LL : Retaining all wouldn’t have been a solution: (a) There is no space for new construction (b) It will not make any difference to the site, since old & dilapidated buildings still will be existing (c) Not demolishing will not open the space for new activities. P A R TI A L D E M O LI TI ON : Partial demolition is superlative: (a) Allows to demolish old, dilapidated and lower than road level construction (b) Gives space for systematic manner of construction (c) Allows to give facilities which leads to better living conditions. T O T A L D E M O L I TI ON :
PA RA M E TE R S F O R D EM O L I T I O N
Illustrates a house which is lower than the road level, whcih causes problems during rains and when there are drainage issues. Therefore, demolishing such structures and giving residents better living.
SE CTI ON C
SEC T I ON B
ISSUES
SE CTI ON A
Illustrates an abandoned stilt since the drainage water gets filled because of lower level than road.Therefore, the whole building cannot be used and is abandoned. Another problem is Anthropometry, the roof heights shorter than average wall height which also is a result of bad construction
VISION :
TYP O L O G Y 1
Illustrates poor structures, which were built in any free given space to the migrants. Such structures do not last for long, hence demolishing such structures is better for the revitalization.
SEC T I ON D
Illustrates poor structures, the overhangs are lower than a floor height, resulting in foul construction which leads to many accidents within the site.
INTRODUCING THE NEW HOUS TPES TO SETTLE THE SEEDS OF TRANSFORMATION
Central courtyards acting as a green space serving a particular number of houses around it acting like a community space.
T Y PO LO GY 2
Giving a defined pattern to streets and creating nodes giving green space acting as a netwrok throughout the site and joining all the nodes.
LEGEND JA GD A MB A C A MP D EVL O P M EN T Free place after demolishing Old construction Dilapidated Buildings Lower than road level LEGEND New Street Pattern Old Street Pattern Existing Green Areas LEGEND Abandoned Buildings Available open spaces Old Construction LEGEND New Street Pattern Available open spaces Public Toilets
PROPOSAL
LEGEND Green Areas New Street Pattern Moderately Dense Land after Demolishing Most Dense Areas Less Dense Areas
LEGEND Land after Demolishing New Greens + Social Spaces Public Toilets New Street Patterns & Proposed Enteries
The following diagrams helps in understanding the process of final design. They are layers on layers for understanding the Density and Nature before and after demolishing.` The possibilities of Intervention and Typologies that can help in designing. It helps in comparing the before and after of the site.
URB A N DES I GN
SL U M R E V I T A L I Z A T I O N DELHI
2018
1.4 KM
SLUM
RE-DESIGN
REVITALIZATION
LEGEND Toilets in Households Greens New built Spaces Temple New Staircase
The site has been redesigned in a manner that the user has easy accessibility to his residential unit, orientation - Better ventilation & Natural light, location of ammenities and better sanitation at individual dwelling unit level.
COMMUNITY SPACE: A HAYAT WITH A STILT SPACE FOR PEOPLE,O
AN OPEN AREA FOR PANCT ACTING AS A GATHERING OPENING TO THE GREENS.
JA GD A MB A C A MP D EVL O P M EN T
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SOCIAL GATHERINGS: THIS NODE HAS A STILT ACTING AS A BANQUET, FOR SMALL GATHERING PURPOSE, ATTACHED TO A GREEN AREA.
WORKING SPACE: A STILT ON THE MAIN NODE ACTING AS A WORKING SPACE FOR THE WOMEN RESIDING IN THE PROPOSED SITE WITH CYBER CAFE AND A GREEN ATTACHED TO IT NODE: IT HAS A PRIMARY SCHOOL+ A PLAY AREA ATTACHED TO THE SCHOOL FOR THE KIDS RESIDING IN THE SITE. RELIGIOUS NODE: IT HAS A TEMPLE ACROSS THE MAIN STREET, HENCE IT ACTIVATES THE SPACE IN RELIGIOUS SCENARIO, AND HAS AN OPEN AREA OPPOSITE ADDING ONTO THE TEMPLE. COMMERCIAL SPACE: THIS A VERY IMPORTANT NODE SINCE ITS OPENING TO THE ROAD AND HAS RETAIL (SHOPS + LOCAL MARKET) ON THE CORNER, TO ACTIVATE THE SPACE FOR COMPLETE USAGE. PLAY AREA: AN OPEN AREA FOR THE CHILDREN TO PLAY AND THE STILTS ON BOTH THE SIDES ACTING AS WORKSHOP AREA + TUITION CLASS SPACE FOR THE RESIDING STUDENTS. URB A N DES I GN
SL U M R E V I T A L I Z A T I O N
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JA GD A MB A C A MP D EVL O P M EN T
URB AN DES I GN
COMME R CI AL
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
Interior architecture is so much more important than many understand it to be. As the key link between architecture and interior design, interior architecture plays a integral role in creating a well balanced project. Be it a subtle detail of a concealed built-in or the curve of the ceiling that gives the feeling of sublime proportion, we work tirelessly during this phase to ensure that every square inch inside your home has been carefully considered for livability and functionality.
There is hierarchical organization of the presentation: introduction to project, general massing, structure, space organization, interiors and details.
P U M A
I NT ER I O R D ES I G N Designing of a Puma store and interiors located in Florence, Italy. The project was about doing visual merchandise (designing window display) and dividing the space in the store in sections according to displays, such as sale sections, new collection, limited edition, accessories and soccer section. The further process was about doing interiors of the following sections. Puma is a very youth oreinted brand, therefore the challenge was to design something joyful, confident, brave and promotive to all the customers. INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE IS SO MUCH MORE IMPORTANT THAN MANY UNDERSTAND IT TO BE
Y O U R PR OJECT - IS HERE -
Y OU R PROJ ECT - IS H ERE -
“The vision was that all the products would embody the characteristics of a puma cat: Speed, Strength, suppleness, endurance and agility - the same attributes that a succesful athlete needs as well�
Visual merchandise was a combination of technology and culture. I decided to work on Easter Theme with motion detector + LED screens so that it attracts the attention and eye of the people and customers walking by the store.
CO MM E R C I AL
CAS H DES K
FOCAL P OI NT
ENTR Y I LS
W ALL TR EATMENT R ed acryl i c panel s
WALLS /DI S P LAY S Bl ack acryl i c panel s
FLOOR I NG/WA LLS Concrete floor
WA LL TREA TMEN T Veneer wood panels
P ODI UM/STEPS D ISPLA Y MA N N EQ UIN S W hi te acry lic panels Steel
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WA LL TREA TMEN T Pinewood
C A SH D ESK D ETA ILS Glass
M A T E R I A L S
P UMA
F L O O R P L A N
h e s t ore is loc a ted i n f r o nt of t h e e n t r a n c e . ll d i s plays the l i m i ted ed i ti o n c o l l e c t i on a n d n c e is kn o wn a s P l a t i n um s e c t ig in t h e s to r e i s w e l l e l a b or a t e d .
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F O C A L PO I NT
PLA T I NU M
INTER IO R AR C
S E C T I O N S
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SE C TI ON B B ’ ITALY
2018
160 SQ.M
INTERIOR
DESIGN
H IT E CT URE
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I N T ERI OR AR CH ITECTUR E
HEALTH CARE
Each new situation requires a new architecture
ALL
INDIA
OF
MEDICAL
INSTITUTE SCIENCE
Healthcare has become one of the India’s largest sector - both in terms of revenue & employment. Healthcare comprises hospitals, medical devices, clinical trials, outsourcing, medical tourism & medical equipment. The delivery system is categorized into two major components - public & private
RESIDENTIAL AIIMS is a residential university where the faculty members, staff & students lives either in the main campus or in one of the several campuses which form the part of an institution. Hostels for MBBS, MD & nursing students are also located inside the campus.
STUDENT LIFE AIIMS has a cosmopolitan student body. Students of AIIMS involve themself in extra movements. Hence, they host student fests which demand big open areas and halls. Students host literary games, dance classes and etc. which includes well equipped gym, swimming pool and courts for different outdoor games LOCATION: BHATINDA, INDIA
HEALTH CARE
DESIGN ANALYSIS
CONCEPT
HEALTH CARE
GIANT’S CAUSEWAY, IRELAND
TURTLE SHELL
HONEY COMB
• A hexagon is an example of a polygon, or a shape with many sides. Hex is a Greek prefix which means 'six.' A regular hexagon has six sides that are all congruent, or equal in measurement. A regular hexagon is convex, meaning that the points of the hexagon all point outward. • Hexagons appear in honeycombs because they’re the most efficient way to fill a space with the least amount of material. Some shapes tessellate, meaning they can be repeated across a surface without leaving gaps or overlapping. Triangles and squares tessellate; circles and pentagons do not. Hexagons, which are themselves composed of tessellated triangles, do. Tessellation ensures that there’s neither wasted space nor wasted energy. MACRO TO MICRO - URBAN MASTER PLAN TO PROPOSED SITE MASTERPLAN
The green and yellow hexagons are the open spaces whereas the gaps are the built in spaces. The red line shows the central axis of the masterplan.
CONCEPT
HEALTH CARE
In a grid of hexagons the shapes perfectly interlock, with absolutely no gaps. But compared to other shapes that interlock like this, the lines of each hexagon are as short as they can be. Any other interlocking shape will have longer lines. The result of this is that they require less materials to construct and have a lot of compressive strength.
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
Aesthetic considerations include: •
Increased use of natural light, natural materials,
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Use of artwork
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Attention to proportions, color, scale, and detail
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Bright, open, generously-scaled public spaces
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Home like and intimate scale in patient rooms, day
GENERAL INFORMATIONS
and textures
rooms, consultation rooms and offices
ABOUT THE DESIGN
I wanted to show my way of seeing and doing architecture, that’s why I consider my portfolio very minimalistic, without too much information and drawings, only the ones I consider enough to explain the projects. From the typography to the position of the images and schemes, the whole portfolio is very light and elegant which its an accurate reflection of me. One of the most striking things about this design is the best way each image is cropped to the edge of its content rather than to a simple rectangle. There are no skies in the renderings, which along with the orientation of plans and diagrams creates an interesting and flexible white space that changes with every page.
THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROJECTS AND RESEARCH
ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS
Other amenities include granite pavers, benches, specialty lighting, and landscaping. The project also includes THE GREEN BUILDING ELEMENTS.
Project Management Concept Development Site Study & Case Study Master Planning Climate & Topography Parking & Services Emergency Circulation
Staff & Hotel Circulation Residential Circulation Vehicular circulation Micro Zoning & Walking Distances Signage Plan Floor Plans Renders
INDIA
2017
177 A
WORK
LEGEND
1. HOSPITAL 2. RESEARCH CENTRE 3. NIGHT SHELTER 4. CANTEEN 5. CONVENTION CENTRE 6. FIRE STATION 7. MEDICAL COLLEGE 8. SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 9. NURSING COLLEGE 10. HOSTEL - GIRLS 11. HOSTEL - BOYS 12. KITCHEN & DINING 13. STUDENTS ACTIVITY CENTRE 14. DIRECTOR’S BUNGALOW 15. TYPE 6 RESIDENCES 16. TYPE 5 RESIDENCES 17. TYPE 4 & TYPE 4 SPECIAL RESIDENCES 18. TYPE 2 & 3 RESIDENCE 19. OPEN AIR THEATRE
20. STUDENT ACTIVITY AREA 21. GAMES & OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA 22. DIRECTOR’S BUNGALOW 23. TYPE 6 RESIDENCES 24. TYPE 5 RESIDENCES 25. TYPE 4 & TYPE 4 SPECIAL RESIDENCES 26. TYPE 2 & 3 RESIDENCES 27. FACULTY CLUB & GUEST HOUSE 28. COMMUNITY CENTRE 29. SHOPPING CENTRE 30. SERVICES 31. ADMINISTRATION 32. EXIT
DESIGN
HEALTH CARE
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LOCATION: BHATINDA, INDIA
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HEALTH CARE
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HEALTH CARE
LOCATION: BHATINDA, INDIA
RECOGNIZING THE NEED IS THE P
PRIMARY CONDITION FOR DESIGN
HEALTH CARE
VIEW 2
HEALTH CARE
LOCATION: BHATINDA, INDIA
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PRIMARY CONDITION FOR DESIGN
HEALTH CARE
VIEW 3
ARCHITECTURE Architecture is really about well-being. I think that people want to feel good in a space. On the one hand it’s about shelter, but it’s also about pleasure.
R ES I D ENT I A L P ROJ ECT
The left and front facade of the house.
MO DER N
PROJECT BUILDING DESIGN
INTERIOR TYPE OF ARCHITECTURE
PRODUCED IN 12 MONTHS
“Contemporary + Classic” style of architecture, a very rare mix of styles in architecture. A challenge to combine both and design it luxurious.
START A PROJECT 2017
GENERAL INFORMATIONS
PROJECT 2018
The clients desired for a luxurious and unbolted space planning for the common and family areas. More open and spacious planning.
PRODUCED IN 12 MONTHS
PLAN 2017
2019
The plot is in Greater Kailash, South Delhi India. The residence belongs to a business oriented family (parents, son, daughter & grandparents) . The site area is 501 SQ.M Principle elements for designing area : • Double height living room • Staircase around internal courtyard • Master Bedroom Interiors • Swimming pool with wooden deck
The spaces of following project has been explained with renders below.
Other amenities include italian marble, specialty lighting, and landscaping.
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
MO DE R N
S TIL T FLOOR PLA N
FIRST FL OOR PLA N
RES IDENT IAL AR CH ITEC TUR E
S ECON D FLOOR PLA N
LUXURY
FLOOR PLANS
INTE R IO R DE S IGN
MODERN
LUXURY INTERIORS
LEFT ELEVATION
ELEVATIONS
ARCHITECTURE
REAR ELEVATION
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
GROUND FLOOR LOBBY LUXURY INTERIORS
The following render shows the ground floor lobby. It shows the open to sky courtyard, living room and lounge sitting. On the contrary the cieling is complimenting the flooring made of Satvario italian Marble with sleek double borders of Black Empredor. The golden Aluminium frame on the groove of the ceiling, with the crystal chandlier on the adjacent side is adding on to make the space look luxurious.
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
MASTER BEDROOM LUXURY INTERIORS
The master bedroom is the combination of modern and classical style of interior. The render shows lounge area of the bedroom as well. The study in the corner makes the room look grandeur. The wall panelling being contemporary and the wallpaper being classical intensifies the theme of the room. The armchair and the footrest has been placed over a circular rug with an ideal standing lamp to include a relaxing space in the room. The upholstrey used for furniture and other accessories is very chique and classy which enhances the look of the entire room. The paintings on the wallpaper breaks the monotony. RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
FIRST FLOOR LOBBY LUXURY INTERIORS
The lobby has a checkered flooring pattern of Satvario with black empredor on all the edges and border. The teal chaise lounge and the green planters adds colour to the warm colours of the lobby. The metallic linear planters level ups the design. The console with a marble top and straight metallic legs gives a break to the classical theme of the lobby. RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
FAMILY LOUNGE LUXURY INTERIORS
The blacks and whites can add so much to the design even when it is present only on the flooring pattern with stripes is what this view shows us. The warm colours of cushions and the curtains compliments the brass tables and the lamp. On the contrary to the flooring design we have a classical ceiling with an ideal chandelier for the view.
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
LUXURY INTERIORS
DAUGHTER’S BEDROOM MODERN + CLASSICAL
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
SON’S BEDROOM LUXURY INTERIORS
SON’S BEDROOM
MODERN + CLASSICAL
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
H IST O R Y O F D E S I G N
Inspired by Tadao Ando and analysing his work, realising the definition and his relationship with minimalistic architecture, use of materials and his reagrds to symmetry but explaining his style of rythm, hierarchy and transformation, I chose to design a Portable Shetlter for needy, giving it a new meaning by providing it a transformation in means of design and material, which they can use for work (kiosks) and shelter, as a place to stay.
Other than the materials used t materials that can be used. The ter is a solution for many ne both purpose of work and a hom
Tin + Translucent shee light) Ply wood frame structu
Concrete slab for kiosk Concrete slab to relax Steel sheet as base (f
CO N CEP T U A L
IN SPIRA TIO N B Y A N A RC HI T EC T
here are several e portable sheleedy people for me.
MATERIALS
Concrete
Ply Wood
Translucent Sheet
Steel Sheet
ure
k /sleep loor)
The following diagram explains the roof structure used for the shelter. The materials used are Ply wood bars because of the elasticity of the material, Translucent sheet (Polycarbonate roofing) and tin sheets.
PORTABLE SHELTER
et (for natural
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