CHARU JAIN 1
C URRICULAM VITAE +91 83700 36425 charujain.nitt@gmail.com Aari, Block Babai Dist. Hoshangabad Madhya Pradesh - 461661
Charu Jain
Female | 12 Aug 1998 To work in an environment that pushes current limits of my ability and allow me the opportunity to advance my experience in becoming an Architect.
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EXPERIENCE
SOFTWARE SKILLS
Designing Cell Summer Intern 2018
Microsoft Office Suite Sketchup Autocad Revit Lumion Vray Illustrator Indesign Photoshop
EDUCATION 2016 - National Institute of Technology, Trichy TN 2012 - Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Hoshangabad MP 2011 - Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Koppal KA 2008 - Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Hoshangabad MP
ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCE Manager of Events, Archcult’19 Department Co-ordinator, Sportsfete’18 Head of Ambiance. Lakshya’18 Department Co-ordinator for Hindi Lits, Nittfest’17 Leading Flight Cadet, A-Flight NCC NITT
ACHIEVEMENTS HUDCO’18 - Juror’s Choice Discus Throw - State Level Gold Medal, Skeet shooting in CATC II Rifle Drill Winners - CATC II
LANGUAGES Hindi English Kannada
PROJECTS Residence Kiosk Restaurant Primary School Public Library 3D Visualisation of Residence Training Centre Shipping Container Cafe
COURSES STUDIED Building Construction and Materials | Water Supply and Drainage | Climate Responsive Architecture | Lighting and Electrical Services | RCC Structures | Vernacular and Contemporary Architecture | Site Planning | Interior Design | Graphic Design | Architecural Acoustics | Landscape Architecture | Working Drawings
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RESIDENCE
LIBRARY
TRAINING CENTRE
I Year | Academic Project
III Year | Academic Project
III Year | Academic Project
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OTHER WORKS
Juror’s Choice Award
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R ESIDENCE To design a luxury residence in Bhopal for a bussiness man, the house must shelter one joint family consisting of grandparents and children. A separate study room for childrens and one guest room should be provided. Site does not have contours. Access road is on the northern side of the plot. There are few existing trees on the site, so the build area is planned without disturbing them.
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A grand entrance was designed which leads to the hall cum living room. Double height living room is provided with interesting element for daylighting which facilitate skylight as well as sidelight. Figure below shows the conceptual section of the element in which the long glasses are used in between the RCC beams to allow light.
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According to the owner’s requirements, zoning was done according to vastu, privacy, as well as functions.
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All the spaces are planned in such a way that the common toilets and attached toilets are grouped. The west wall have openings just for the toilet ventilators, other than that no openings are provided on west side to block the heat and sun.
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P UBLIC LIBRARY To design a public library proposed in Tranquebar district, as the old public library is completely damaged and the whole collection of books is shifted to one house temporarily. The challenge was to make the library one among the iconic buildings of Tranquebar. Tranquebar being India’s hub of tourism, a separate space should be designed for tourists with souvenir shop, cafe and galllery about Tranquebar.
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SITE ANALYSIS
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The Site area is 1412.3 sq m. Two access roads in South and East directions. Other two sides are surrounded by buildings. Sea is around 100m away from the site on Eastern side.
The basic concept for Library design was Shell with Pearl. Form of the library was derived from the shell and the zoning was done in such a way that the first floor is the pearl being protected by the ground floor and the roof as shell. First floor contains public access areas and the gronud floor contains administrative area.
Sea breeze coming from east ensures cooling but at the same time mineral and salt present in it causes corrosion of metal.
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FORM EVOLUTION
In the process of bringing the form from the concept, first step was bringing the curve into the plan and giving the offset for first floor walls from ground floor walls, so as to create the side view of a shell.
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As the given site was L shaped, one more unit was taken, rotated 90 degree anti-clockwise and placed intersecting the previous unit such that the curve points outward. 2 At the intersection of those two units, one service tower was added so that the services will have easy access from everywhere. To hide the plumbing and other services for enhancing aesthetical values, screen was provided. As the profile of service tower was rectangular and was not going well with the shell profile the screen was divided into 3-3 parts on both the sides and every part was given different height to add interest to it.
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6. Information Desk 7. Book Landing 8. Braile Section 9. Periodicals 10. Toilet (Men)
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1. Entrance 2. Visitor’s Section 3. Cafe 4. Souvenir Shop 5. Security Room
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21. Computer Section 22. Conference Room 23. Kids Activity Area 24. Kids Reading Area 25. Audio Video Section
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16. Binding Section 17. Technical Section 18. Librarian’s Office 19. Staff room 20. Documentation Section
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Adult Section
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T RAINING CENTRE To design a Training center for skill development, exclusively for conducting various programs for people involving in corporate, administration and academic activity. The site is located inside NITT campus behind the Director’s bunglow. The site area is 7225 sq m. Access road is on northern side of the site. The Training centre is consist of different building blocks and outdoor multipurpose spaces. Two main building blocks are Academic and Administrative block and Accomodation block. As the academic block is on first floor, it is connected to the accomodation block directly by a pedestrian bridge.
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Basic form was taken, one atrium was provided at the center and different types of rooms were arranged around it.
Services were brought together and all service towers were provided.
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8. Toilet and Bath 9. Double Bedroom 10. Attached Toilet 11. Single Bedroom 12. Atrium 13. Dormitory (Women) 14. Linen 15. Terrace 16. Suite Bedroom 17. Suite Living 18. Suite Balcony 19. Head Room
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H UDCO TROPHY | 2018-19 JUROR’S CHOICE AWARD
Group Project Senior Member, Design Team Brief: To design a vibrant riverfront along the river of a metropolitan city with minimum site dimensions of 125m X 500 m. The site should be medium to densely populated. The aim of the riverfront is to bring the people back to the river, who are turning their back towards the river. Site Selection: Considering all aspects, the River Cooum in Chennai stood out. This river had been so harshly mistreated, owing to the city’s industrial development, that the connection between the river and its people was almost completely lost. Once considered a holy river, it has now been reduced to a sewage line. This constantly neglected river must not be ignored any longer, and proper actions have to be taken to restore it before it completely dies out.
Whole Stretch of 16 km was taken The entire stretch of 16 kms was chosen as part of the site as it falls under the corporation of Chennai, where the river gets most polluted. Moreover, for the effort to come to fruition, the entire stretch has to be acted upon so that the river does not get polluted anywhere. The Chennai port – Maduravoyal Expressway stretches 19 km beginning at Chennai Port, traveling along the banks of the Cooum until Koyambedu, and then along the median of NH4 thereon till it reaches Maduravoyal. Protests by environmentalists paused the construction but it has now been resumed after being relentlessly pushed by the central government.
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Any typical city that grows and evolves, can be compared with the human body. Right from its origination to its decline, the life of a city is analogous to that of humans on innumerable counts. A waterbody, like the umbilical cord, nourishes civilizations during infancy to flourish and grow along its banks. It can also be called as the heart of the city as it serves the needs of the settlements. Just as the human organs are affected by unhealthy habits such as drinking and smoking, water bodies are affected by anthropogenic industrial actions resulting in their degradation. In the proposed riverfront, a number of practices have been adopted which trigger awareness, encourage eco friendly behaviour and reward visitors with a healthy lifestyle, while bettering the city. These practices are not necessarily ones people follow in their daily lives, and might be unique to the riverfront alone. But with the gradual increase in the people visiting the riverfront, the practices will soon be adopted by people in their daily lives as well. The riverfront will hence act as a catalyst to the city’s rise to sustainability.
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SITE
Zone I
Zone II
Zone III
Meditation Center
Mandapam
Students Activity Center
Fishing Deck
Handicraft Street
Resort
Cultural Center
Commercial Complex
Urban Forestry
Housing
Boat Jetty
Aqua Cinema
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O THER WORKS MASSING OF RESIDENCE
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ARTWORKS
LOGO DESIGN
LOPLEX
MODELS
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