Undergraduate Portfolio - Chaitra Alankar | NIT, Nagpur by Chaitra Alankar 11

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOL O

Chaitra Alankar VNIT, Nagpur

Undergraduate Selected works - 2021

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CHAITRA ALANKAR | VNIT Nagpur

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DOB : 30.11.1999

Languages : English, Kannada, Tulu

www.linkedin.com/in/chaitra-alankar I'm Chaitra Alankar, a student pursuing her B.Arch from Visvesaraya National Institute of Technology (VNIT) , Nagpur.

C O N T A C T

chaitrazx@gmail.com +91 7892800237 Bangalore, India

2015

10th CBSE Board

PSBB Learning Leadership Academy CGPA : 9.6

I'm a passionate learner who enjoys new settings, social circles, and exploring places. I look forward to observe, absorb and contribute responsibly to the architectural society. I am an active participant in any oppurtunity that comes my way and welcome new experiences with open arms.

2017

12th CBSE Board

2017-2022

PSBB Learning Leadership Academy Percentage : 91.2 %

Bachelors in Architecture Visvesaraya National Institute of Technology

SEM 7 GPA : 9.1

ELECTIVES

LEADERSHIP POSITIONS

Theory of Structures

Student Mentor (VNIT) | 2019-2021 Department Sports representative (VNIT) | 2019-2020 Hostel Sports representative (VNIT) | 2019 - 2021 Captain - Badminton InterNIT Team (VNIT) | 2018 - 2021

Visual Arts Green Architecture Earthquake Resistant structures Contemporary Bamboo Architecture

Appropriate Technology Art and Architecture Appreciation

SOFTWARE ABILITY

EXTRA-CIRRICULAR ACHIEVMENTS

Cluster level Kho-Kho

Cluster level Athletics

Id Revit Auto CAD Autodesk Sketchbook Sketchup MS Office V-Ray

Cluster level Handball (Violin) Semi-Finalist Instrumental Competition | The Subramaniam Academy of Performing Arts Karnataka State level Badminton (8 years) 2017 : Best Outgoing Athlete (PSBBLLA) 2018 : Best Female Athlete (VNIT) 2018 : Best Athlete of Institute gathering (VNIT) 2019 : Winner at All India Inter NIT Badminton 2020: Runner-up at All India Inter NIT Badminton

Delegate at MUN held by Kumarans, Bangalore

INTERESTS

QUALITIES Passionate Quick grasper Works well in groups Attentive listener Strong communication Patient Confident

Sports

Art

Bird watching

Trekking

Reading

Cycling

Animals

Travel

Singing

RECENT WORKSHOPS/ SEMINARS 2019 : Photography Seminar | Nikon India 2019 : Mentorship Workshop | TATA Institute of Social Sciences

2021 : Sustainable Interior Design Week | Ugreen

RECENT COMPETITIONS AND EXTRA COURSES Fundamentals of Graphic Design taught | California Institute of Arts through Coursera Autodesk Certified Professional: Revit for Architectural Design Exam | Coursera Writing Architecture Trophy | NASA India International Essay competition | Council of Architecture Logo Design competition | National Bamboo Mission Logo Design competition | National Council of Vocational Education and Training Diary design | Aspire Academy Business card design | Intessence Solutions Pvt Ltd.

Merchandising | Intessence Solutions Pvt Ltd.

I hereby declare that all the works and projects included in this following portfolio are original to the best of my knowledge

CONTENTS

SCHOOL OF PLANNING &ARCHITECTURE

HOUSING DESIGN

LANDSCAPE DESIGN

APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN WORKING DRAWING

CONSTRUCTIONS EXTRAS

A D

rchitectural esign

ESCALIER School of Planning and Architecture

01 ESCALIER This design aims at maximizing spaces to provide for comfortable interaction. It utilizes optimum level differences to segregate and create hierarchical social spaces. The design creates a graceful link between green spaces, learning spaces, and social spaces to keep the campus alive. Being a cradle for creative minds, this school nurtures the need for inspiring spaces and encourages the display of innovation. It embodies the notion that creative learning is not limited to 4 walls but peaks through conversation oppurtunity and stimulating settings.

SITE PLACEMENT& ZONING Academ ic Bloc k, Studen t Act i vi t y C ent r e and al l ot he r a ca demic z one s a re places to re ce ive m ax im um na t ura l li ght i ng a nd n at ur al ci rcul ati onto enhan ce the qua li t y of t he work e nv iron me nt . T hes e s p ac es are also plac es with a mp le op pu rt uni t y f or gre en b reak o ut spa ces, to make th e wor kin g exp e ri enc e le s s s t re ss f u l a nd creat e a s e tting to en h anc e productivi t y. T he pat hw ays and roads pla y a ke y rol e in zoni ng t h e s it e and l imitin g c er tain use r groups t o a pu bli c, p riv a t e or aca de mic z o ne. By l im i t in g d ead en ds an d pla cin g p a t h w ay s i n l oo ps t h e s p a c e l eg i b i l it y i s e nh ance d .

CONNECTED THROUGH GREEN BUFFER SPACE MANDATORY ADJACENCY DESIRED ADJACENCY MANDATORY MAX NATURAL LIGHTING

PRIVATE : Students, limited faculty and staff SEMI - PUBLIC : Students and limited public user group PUBLIC : Open to a broad ext. user grp

SITE ZONING

REGULATING SPACES & DIRECTION

CONGREGATIONAL SQUARES

FORM DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT & PLANNING PRINCIPLES This de si gn is base d on c o nce p t s of hi e ra rc hy w i t hi n s p a c e s . T his hi era rchy is gener ate d by u s i ng 3 m a i n co ng reg a t i on a l sq u a r es whic h th en use su nke n saml l e r s qu a re s t o c re a t e a p er cei v e d se pera tion . As a r esult th e fo rms de ve lo p e d se e m t o c a rv e o ut t he di rect ion of cir cu lation on s it e a nd p rov i d e f or a mp l e l a rg e brea kou t spaces thr ough a s er i e s of s ma l l e r c on gr eg a t i onal spa ces Th e c am pus also aims to em b od y t h e ne e d t o l e a rn fr om i ts surrou ndings by p rovid in g mu l t i pl e di s p l a y s urf a c es li n i ng t he p at hs of main c irculation s pa ce s

ALLOTTING OPEN SPACES

INTERACTION BTW. GREEN, BUILT AND OPEN SPACES

HIERARCHY This design utilizes hierarchy to serve as both, a unifying and segregating element. The degree of interaction around campus is controlled by the perception of espaces formed by a slight level difference. Level differences are used to break up large monotonous walkways to create spill out spaces for each user group according to each building (Professors, Administrative staff, Visitors, Students ). Each building is connected to a large open square only through a series of smaller congregational spaces.

4rd/ 5th year studios

Public Zone Semi-Public Zone

2nd/ 3rd year studios

Semi-Private Zone

1st year studios and Seminar halls

Private Zone

Hierarchy in circulation gradient

Hierarchy in zoning

Hierarchy in UG block

1 2

9 8

C 11

12 A

A' 16

SCHEDULE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Entrance lawns Auditorium Indoor sports complex Outdoor sports ground Health Centre Administrative block Security section Library Admin. Proposed Hostel Area Faculty Admin. block Library Outdoor cafeteria Material Gallery Walkway Seating Walkway OAT Student Activity Centre Art Maze Hexagonal OAT PG Academic Block UG Academic Block Labs and Workshops Constructions Yard

SITE PLAN

17 19 18 D 21

1 2

5 4

9 8

10 13

14 12

15 16 17 19

18 21 22 20

GROUND FLOOR SITE PLAN

All buildings are limited to Ground floor except Faculty Admin block and the Academic blocks

ADDITIONAL FLOOR PLANS

TOILETS

PG ACADEMIC BLOCKFIRST FLOOR STUDIO

STUDIO

COMMON AREA

BALCONY

CAFETERIA AND LOCKERS

BALCONY

UG ACADEMIC BLOCKFIRST FLOOR

STUDIO

COMMON AREA

BALCONY

ATRIUM

BALCONY

UG ACADEMIC BLOCKSECOND FLOOR

STUDIO

COMMON AREA

BALCONY

CAFETERIA AND LOCKERS

BALCONY

SECTION DD' THROUGH UG ACADEMIC BLOCK

STUDIO SPACE CORRIDORS

LECTURE SPACE

This section shows the staggering balconies which amplify the visual cohesion amongst the studio spaces. It shows the indivdual break out spaces provided for each studio. These staggered balconies also contribute a big deal to natural ventilation and lighting. Each studio has a large stepped space used for lectures which lead up to a flat studio space that consequently spills out into the balconies

FACULTY ADMIN BLOCKSECOND FLOOR

BALCONY

Slight level difference at the building entrance segregates an outdoor congregational space for the Faculty without closing off the space to the rest of the campus.

CONGREGATIONAL SPACE

O U T D O O

This interactive space is an open green space with 4m tall flat columns utilized as display surfaces for students work and projects and paintings. The columns are dispersed amongst trees to create optimum green cover.

R I N T

ART

MAZE

R A C T I V E

This walkway is a path enclosed by 4m tall flat columns made off different materials and construction methods This encourages students to learn from their surroundings and experience what theyre taught in classrooms.

S P A C

MATERIALS

GALLERY

AND

WALKWAY

This interactive space is an open green space with 4m tall flat columns utilized as display surfaces for work by and projects. The columns are dispersed amongst trees to break up the space. HEXAGONAL

OAT

E S

KEY SECTIONS

Stusent Activity Centre OAT

Bridge connecting library spaces

Library

Materials gallery

Stepped walkway

SECTION AA' (THROUGH STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE AND OAT)

This section displays the level differences and space interaction between the OAT levels and the student activity centre.

SECTION BB' (THROUGH LIBRARY BRIDGE AND WALKWAY UNDERNEATH)

This shows the sunken in pathway that runs under a walkway connecting the library and the library administrative block.

SECTION CC' (THROUGH LIBRARY AND WALKWAY)

Displays the sunken in spaces in the library to be used as semi-outdoor reading spaces. Also shows the flow from the materials gallery walkway to the stepped walkway

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rchitectural esign

FRAME High Density Housing

CONCEPT AND AREA ALLOTMENT

Concept :

Site Location : Nagpur Site Area : 7.1 hectares FSI : 1.2 Climate : Tropical Savannah climate Housing : Typology Storeys : G+1, G+2, G+3 No. of units : 636 Resident Population : 2544 Density : 90 units per hectare Avg. Family size : 4 people No. of families per DU : 1

This design was based off an irregular grid system that formed blocks of various dimensions. The blocks created a sequence of open spaces, interlinked with narrow pedestrian streets shaded and kept alive through a careful mix with the recreational and communal area. Design aim : To create an urban pattern of low-rise high-density housing based on a sequence of open spaces linked by shaded pedestrian pathways. The built mass character aims to be an interesting play of solids and voids due to staggered units, projecting balconies, and shaded walkways.

Planning Principles : Clustering of buildings, creating shaded walkways, accessible from all sides. Courtyard system providing public space within clusters, creating a micro-climate free from dust and heat

High-density development representative of the typical Indian community or mohalla Careful mix with the recreational spaces, communal area and living spaces Peripheral looped vehicular roads with no dead ends and cul-de-sacs to improve way-finding Courtyard proportions that enable constant shade and breaks in the form. A central open spine oriented along the wind direction optimizes ventilation throughout the space. The optimum space between the cluster blocks help to tackle harsh sunlight in Nagpur through mutual shading.

SITE ANA

Wind direction down the di

- HIG

- LIG

- MIG

- EWS

ALYSIS

iagonal opening space

TOTAL NUMBER OF UNITS

: 634

DESIGN PROCESS A grid of 9.5 x 9.5 m was overlayed on the site

Initial grid system (9.5 x 9.5 sqm)

Grid lines are erased at regular intervals to form 4 different types of blocks (A, B, C, D). The grid is cleared down the central diagonal to form an open central spine in the site wind direction.

Cluster blocks

Blocks were allocated for EWS, LIG, MIG and HIG housing based on area requirements. Intermediate spaces were segregated for green walkways. Looped peripheral roadway and green spaces were zoned.

Alotting green spaces

Allocated blocks were combines to form chunks of space to be used for each type of housing

Segregating spaces

Area program for allocating EWS, LIG, MIG, HIG blocks into blocks formed by grid system (A, B, C, D)

EWS ( 35 sqm ) LIG ( 50 sqm ) MIG ( 80 sqm ) HIG ( 120 sqm )

A - 19 m x 19 m B - 9.5 m x 9.5 m C - 19 m x 9.5 m D - 19 m x 28.5 m

SITE PLAN

Visitors Parking Club house (660 sqm) Swimming Pool

B 15m wide Road

Mutual Shading forming shaded pathways

Rainwater Harvesting and STP A' SECTION BB''

Visitors Parking

Tennis and Basketball courts Primary School

Water Distribution and Substation

Senior Citizens park

B' Yoga Pavilion Central Green Spine Childrens play area

Jogging Trail Dog Park

Hexaagonal OAT

SECTION AA'

GROUND FLOOR : SITE PLAN

FIRST FLOOR : SITE PLAN

UNIT PLANS

G F DE TA IL O F ON E E W S U NI T ( 3 5 s q m )

G F D ETA IL OF O N E L I G UN I T( 5 0 sq m )

G F DE T AI L O F ON E HI G UN IT ( 1 20 s q m )

G F DE T AI L O F ON E M IG U N IT ( 8 0 s q m )

andscape

esign

ROOTED Redesign of Food Street, Bangalore

SITE DIMENSI

79 M

78 M

22 M

20 M

36 M

49 M

LOCATION SITE AREA SITE PERIMETER EXISTING SITE USE

: : : :

Food street , VV Puram, Bangalore 17,408.25 m² (187,380.84 ft²) or 3.8 acres 605.55 m (1,986.73 ft) Inefficiently planned space for food stalls

E XI STING SITE C ONTE XT The site is a very significant spot to foodies all around the city and is located in the heart of the city. It houses multiple food stalls and is subject to heavy footfall disrupted by heavy vehicular traffic, thus creating a chotic space. The street is also not planned effectively to accomodate its function and users. The absence of seating and comfortable space for the users deteriorates the experience within the space. DESIG N A IM The redesigned space aims to accommodate the stalls and heavy pedestrian traffic by cordoning off vehicular access and transforming the street into green spaces scattered with stalls. The footfall is to be split amongst several green spaces accommodating the function of the street with seating areas amongst greenery and calming elements like water fountains to slow down the space and elevate the user experience. DAYTIME LANDSCAPE INTENT : The chosen shrubs trees and ground cover have been chosen to provide a lush green forest feel with tall green foliage broken up by bright flowering trees shading the walkways. Thus drawing the eye up during the day and providing an inviting space beneath these trees with minimal shrubs in interactive spaces and expanses of blanketing ground cover. As this commercial area gets busier after dark, the shrubs lining the spaces give an interesting silhouette amongst the nightsky and draw the eye to the middle ground. NIGHTTIME LANDSCAPE INTENT : As this commercial area gets busier after dark, the effect of the landscape under minimal lighting plays a key role in the user experience. The landscape tries to engage the users sense of smell and perception of the silhouettes of the landscape elements. Plants that flower and emit fragrance during the night are also placed to enhance the landscape beyond the visual element.

NOISE LEVELS FROM SURROU ACTIVITI

IONS

CONTOURS AND SITE DRAINAGE

SUNPATH AND LAND AVAILABLE

+3.0

+2.0

+4.0

+1.0 +0.0 +0.0 +1.0 +2.0 +4.0 +3.0 +5.0

+5.0

JUNE

172 M

+6.0

+7.0

+6.0

MARCH/SEPT

+7.0

DECEMBER

+8.0 +8.0

+9.0 +10.0 +11.0

19 M

+10.0

21 M

+9.0

+11.0

ON SITE UNDING ES

WATER DRAINAGE DIRECTION

ROADS WITH HEAVIER VEHIULAR TRAFFIC ROADS WITH HEAVY PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC ROADS WITH LIGHT VEHICULAR TRAFFIC

SURROUNDING TRAFFIC DIRECTION OF TRAFFIC MOVEMENT EXISTING BUILDINGS EXISTING TREES

F AR ME R S M A RKET The existing food street hosts a food festival once a year to promote local farmers and their produce. The redesigned space aims to elevate this into a weekend farmers market and a seperate space to host more such festivals throughout the year with minimal temporary infrastructural arrangement and the cnvenience of a minimised set up process. LANDSCAPE INTENT : This space has been landscaped with winter blooming trees and shrubs as the festivals are usually held in the winter time. The beds of colourful shrubs and floors laiden with fallen flowers attract many visitors and create a wonderland out of the space.

INDIAN CO RAL TRE E

FARME RS M ARKET KE Y EL E MEN T

B LU E JACARANDA TRE ES

CARBO NIZE D WO O DE N B ENC HE S

INDIAN L ABU RNU M INDIAN C ORK TREE

EX ISTI NG BU ILDIN G

WINTER FLOWERING SHRUBS Alyssum : The name comes from its inherent sweet smell that carpets the whole area when fully blossomed. Alyssum is a great pollenatir and a must-have if you like having bees and butterflies hovering around in your garden. AL Y S S U M

DAH LIA

Dahlia : IIts bright colours and picture perfect petals add in a pop of colour to its green foliage Nemesia : Nemesia is a low-maintenance plant that blooms in various different colours and smells pretty amazing. Cineraria :

NEMESIA

CINERARIA

These are colourful plants that have daisy-like features surrounded by dark green leaves.

F AR MERS MA R KET KE Y UNIT This key element of the landscape in the farmer's market area serves a dual purpose without looking out of place during off fest intervals. This element is repeated The innermost square is provided to house the seller and the surrounding elevation to be used to display goods to be sold. However, in the times when this space isnt used as a market, it lends into the landscape as a seating surface.

Unit utilised as a seating surface with overhead shading by long span trees.

Unit utilised as a stall with vendors in the inner square and elevated surface used as display area..

H E X AGO NA L SE AT ING SPAC E This space is a series of hexagons placed at heights of 500 mm 1000 mm 1500 mm that ends in a vast expanse of lawn shaded by tall broad spread trees. The hexagonal units are made of flagstone paving, concrete with offsets of lawn spaces. The level differences create surfaces for children to play around and accommodate dining surfaces. The landscaping in this space is a combination of tall broad trees broken up by coloured winter blooming trees. The first image shows the activity on the level differences. The second image shows the shaded spaces and interaction between lawns and vertical planes of the tall broad trees.

L E GEN D OF HARD SCAPE S

E X I S T I N G B U I L D I N GS E X I S T I N G R OA D W A YS F L A G S T ON E P A V E M E N T FLAGSTONE PAVING

WATER BODY S H I P P I N G CO NT AI N E R S T A L L S G R A SS CO V ER E D A R E A S C AR B O N I Z E D W O O D S U R F A C E S 5

COBBLESTONE PAVING +4m

P ER G OL AS

+4m

8 9 10

LE GEND OF T RE ES

KARANJ TREE

+6m 16

K A RA N J T R EE

17 18

G REV I L L EA RO B U S T A

TEAK WOOD

WASH ROOMS

S IR I S T R EE

T EA K T R EE ARJUNA TREE

I N D IA N COR K TR E E

A R JU N A T RE E

INTERACTIVE ELEMENTS: INDIAN CORAL TREE

This design aims to achieve a h with elements like the :

B L UE JA C A R AN D A

Hexagonal OAT

Intervaled seating in green spac Meandering Pathways

I N DI A N C ORA L TR E E

Dry Fountains KACHAR TREE

Scenic bridges Enlarged board games Multifunctional simple surfaces

IN D I A N L A BU R N U M

K A CH AR TR EE

BLUE JACARANDA

1 0m

50 m

30m

+1m

+2m 3

+3m 4

BANYAN TREE 13

ARRAY OF C RE EP ERS PL ANTE D ALO NG THE WATER B ODY WAL LS

+4m

INTE RACTIVE LI FE SI ZE C HE SS BO ARD 5m

+5m +6m

IN TE RAC TI VE L IFES IZE S NAKES AND L ADDERS BO ARD

+5m +6m

PERGOL AS L INE D WITH CRE EPE RS

+6m

+7m

FARME RS MARKET/ FES TIVAL ARE A

+7m 28

+6m

+7m

+8m

higher ineraction +7m

+8m

ces

HEXAGO NAL S TE PPE D SE ATI NG SPACE S

OV ER HEAD PLA N E PLA N

CLIMBERS AND SHRUBS

PHLO X

TIOBOUCHINA

CRO SS ANDRA

KAM INI

S NAP DRAG ONS

KALANCHO E

PHLOX

NIGHT JASMINE K A L AN C H OE

KAMINI

LAN TAN A

SNAPDRAGONS

T I O B OU C H I N A

N I G H T J A S M I N E + C R O S S AN D R A

BLUE MORNING GLORY L A N T AN A

W AT ER F OU NT AI N

IN VITIN G L AW N EXPAN SE

CAR BONI ZED WOOD BR ID GE S D OU BLE LA YE RE D STEP PED SEATI NG

SU R FA CE S OF THE WATER B ODY ARE LI NED WI TH MU LTI PLE TY PE S OF CR EE PE RS

BE DS OF W INTER BLOOMI ING FLOWE RI NG PLANT S

G RO UND L EVE L P LA N

amboo

esign

INCULMCATE Foldable Bamboo Market Stall

This structure is a collapsible bamboo structure intended to cater to our dynamic and fast paced indian market culture. It provides sellers with the convenience of eased transport without compromising on its functionality as a sheltered seating and display platform. The structure tries to maximize the use of vertical bamboo members to improve water drainage.

STEPS TO COLLAPSE THE STRUCTURE

Fully erected structure with all hinges unfolded and latches fixed and horizontal roofin member tied in

Structure with counter folded in and walls unlatched with arrows indicating the folding direction

Untying and removing the horizontal member to fold the roof and supporting beams towards the folding plane

Side Elevation

Front Elevation

Plan at XX'

Roof Plan

Plan at XX' (with platform at counter level)

Plan at XX' (with platform at seating level)

Plan of seating/extended counter platform

FIXTURE DETAILS

Hinge for column and roof connection

Hinge for roof connection

Wall latching fixture

Detail at A (Scale 1:2)

T - Joint at H

Detail at B (Scale 1:2)

T - Joint at H

Detail (Scale

T - Joint at H

Bamboo members used: Whole culms of 25 mm diameter and 8 - 10 mm thickness Half culms of of 40 mm diameter and 8 - 10 mm thickness Whole culms of 40 mm diameter and 10 - 12 mm thickness Whole culms of 50 mm diameter and 10 - 12 mm thickness Whole culms of 80 mm diameter and 10 - 12 mm thickness

Cross joint used at I

Bamboo species used: Bambusa balcooa Bambusa nutans Bambusa polymorpha Gigantochloa apus Guadua angustifolia

Joinery used at G

Angled joinery used at G

l at C e 1:2)

Detail at D (Scale 1:2)

View of assembled unfolded structure with platform placed at counter height to be used as an extended counter surface

View of assembled unfolded structure with platform placed at seating height to be used as a bench

View of assembled unfolded structure with platform placed at counter height

Detail at E (Scale 1:2)

nterior

esign

BOUNDED Bedroom/Workspace in a pandemic

BAY WINDOW

BED

LOFT SPACE

STUDY DESK

SEATING CORNER

05 BOUNDED Bedroom/Workspace in a pandemic

This interior design aims to break up a single 5m x 5m, 4m high bedroom space into a series of differentiated workspaces, a dire need during the pandemic. The design recognizes the amplified effect of monotonous dwelling space on the user's productivity and mindset in the absence of outdoor activities and inability to socialize. Hence, it intends to keep the curiousity alive by creating pockets of spaces through level differences and optimizing the degree of enclosure between spaces.The design also accommodates a lot of storage and display options without compromising lighting and ventilation. The room has 5 options work/ seating spaces : Bed : The bed is surrounded by storage surfaces and has a foldable bedside table that extends to a height comfortable enough to work on while sitting on the bed. Bay window : The bay window seating has wide cushioned spaces with a sunken flooring and a foldable work surface extending from the bed side table. It provides a cozy comfortable booth seating that allows users to soak up the sunlight. Seating corner : The sunken in corner of the elevated platform encloses a small space. It provides a neat working space with a foldable work space tucked away into the raised platform.The rug helps to visually segregate the space and add an extra perception of privacy. Loft Space : The loft is 1.8m high and is enclosed by a wall and railing on three sides. The 4th side is closed off by an open bookshelf that extends from the platform below. This serves as a functional datum between the two levels of the space. The Study desk : This desk is subject to ample sunlight and a green window sill to give a comfortable working space. This space provides for an additional work station that can be pulled out like a drawer, from the platform beneath the book shelf.

PLAN AT LOFT LEVEL (+2.2 m)

PLAN AT BED P

SIDE ELEVATION

FRON

PLAN BELOW BED AT PLATFORM LEVEL displays storage spaces beneath the bed , utilizing platf SIDE ELEVATION details the continual bookshelf unifying the two levels. FRONT ELEVATION visualizes the front level differences to create pockets of privacy. SECTION XX' details the sunken platform at the window, forming a bay window workspace

PLATFORM LEVEL (+62 cm)

NT ELEVATION

form space.

PLAN BELOW BED AT PLATFORM LEVEL (+62 cm)

SECTION XX'

Details of spaces

DETAIL AT A

DETAIL AT B

COLOUR SCHEME : This design uses muted Scandinavian colours to liven up the space without compromising on the light airy open feel. Deep orange and dark emerald green elements are carefully used to serve as resting points for the eye and to anchor the space.

MATERIALS AND FIXTURES USED : Timber battens as room dividers Stainless steel L brackets Plywood ( 2cm) for all the open shelving Stainless steel hinges for foldable surfaces Wooden railings for staircase and lift space Granite for window sills and flooring Whiteboard surface for the desk and wall mounted whiteboard The space is unified with the use of wooden elements across the room and incorporates terracotta pots in different shades

STAINLESS STEEL L BRACKETS

VERTICAL TIMBER BATTENS

FOLDING OF WORK SURFACE

TERRACOTTA POTTING

INDUSTRIAL BOOKSHELVES

W D

orking rawing

FAMILY RESIDENCE

06 This project lists the working drawings of the project at every stage from foundation to its facade detailing. The project is a 200 sqm 2BHK residence for a middle class family of 4. It accommodates stilt parking and attached balconies.

PROJECT TITLE PROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR MR. V.K. BAKDE AT PLOT NUMBER 64, KHASRA NO 80/2 MOUZA SOMALWADA, NAGPUR

AREA STATEMENT Total plot Area (10 x 18) Pillow Permissible F.S.I (1) Proposed Ground Floor B/U Area Proposed First Floor B/U Area Proposed Seconf Floor B/U Area Total Proposed B/U Area Balance B/U Area (180 - 176) Balance F.S.I

=180 sqm =180 sqm =8.0 sqm =84 sqm =84 sqm =176 sqm =4.0 sqm =176 sqm

BALCONY AREA AT FIRST FLOOR Permissible Area ( 15% of B/U ) Provided Area Excess FSI

= 12.6 sqm = 12.6 sqm = NIL

AT SECOND FLOOR Permissible Area ( 15% of B/U ) Provided Area Excess FSI

= 12.6 sqm = 12.6 sqm = NIL

SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS DI D2 DW W W1 W2 W3 V

0.90 x 2.15 0.74 x 2.15 1.20 x 2.15 1.80 x 2.15 1.50 x 2.15 1.20 x 2.15 1.20 x 1.00 0.45 x 0.60

T.W DOOR T.W DOOR DOOR WINDOW T.W. GLAZED WINDOW T.W. GLAZED WINDOW T.W. GLAZED WINDOW T.W. GLAZED WINDOW VENTILATOR

RCC FOOTING PLAN All dimensions in mm

GROUND FLOOR PLAN All dimensions in mm

FIRST & SECOND FLOOR PLAN All dimensions in mm

TERRACE LEVEL PLAN All dimensions in mm

SECTION XX' All dimensions in mm

STAIRCASE DETAILS All dimensions in mm

TOILET DETAILS (PLANS)

SECTION BB' All dimensions in mm

SECTION AA' All dimensions in mm

KITCHEN PLANS All dimensions in mm

KITCHEN SECTIONS All dimensions in mm

onstructions

LONG SPAN STRUCTURE

FOOTIN

LOCAT

NG PLAN

TION PLAN

SECTION AA' (All dimensions in mm)

DETAIL AT A

LONG SPAN STRUCTURE

PORTAL FRAME structure designed to span between its two supports and rely solely on its rigid fixtures to transfer load and bending moment down to the footing. The effectie load transfer allows it to encompass a clear columnless space beneath it.

The subsequent sheets show the detailed drawings of this structure Software used : AutoCAD

DETAIL AT B

ISOMETRIC VIEW OF PIN JOINT

ISOMETRIC VIEW OF RIDGE

BOLTED SPLICE JOINT

KEY SECTION

ROOF PLAN

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