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Residence for my Father in Poona-1960-62 • Perspective from SW


Detail: MS Angle frame


Detail: Precast RCC Steps



• . The only defect I found after using it was that- as the cross members were placed on upper side of legs and the longitudinal members placed on lower side the composite form the webbing gave for the user was concave in length and convex across. This did give the backbone a support not ideal and could create back problems. Hence for few days I tried it using it in the reverse fashion, i.e. legs up. This gave the back the necessary convex support, but the bed was very low. Over a period the problem was solved by simply changing the assembly of the same by placing the cross members on lower side. This solved the problem of convex and concave contours at the normal bed level. This exercise helped in future furniture design and making.


At NID-Ahmedabad 1963-1969

With Peressutti

With Louis I. Kahn


IIM Campus

Original Scheme

Actual Executed


NEW INDIA ASSURANCE BUILDING AT FORT BOMBAY-1965


FACTORY BUILDING FOR GENEST ENGINEERING-1972

GROUND FLOOR PLAN AND ELEVATION


FIRST FLOOR PLAN AND SECTION



FACTORY BUILDING FOR GENEST ENGINEERING-1972 •

HOLLOW BRICK SLAB AND OPENING IN IT ON PASSAGE






COMPETITIONS 1- T. B. HOSPITAL-S’NAGAR


2- J. N. U.-NEW DELHI


3- PAHLAVI NATIONAL LIBRARY TEHRAN-IRAN











• FOR NAVNEET PUBLICATIONS(I) LTD. • COMPLETED IN ’86 • 28 m SPAN ROOF-TUBULAR STEEL SHELL STRUCTURE CLADDED WITH 22 # AL. SHEET FROM BELOW, CORRUGATED AL. SHEET ABOVE, 12# AL. GUTTER, WIRED GLASS BETWEEN SHELLS GIVING NATURAL LIGHT-DIFFUSED DUE TO PLACING OF COOLING DUCTS BELOW. NO PLACE FOR PIGEONS AS TUBE LIGHTS TOO ARE FITTED TO DUCTS. ECONOMICAL AS ONLY 18 kg/m2 AGAINST 35-40 kg/m2 FOR SUCH SPANS.


GROUND FLOOR PLAN


MODEL FROM SOUTH


Completed Building from Gate


28 m Span Roof –under construction


Structural Details of Typical Shell Roof


TUBULAR STRUCTURE


ROOF AFTER COMPLETION- NIGHT TIME


INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGSAUTO-STACK FOR NAVNEET PUBLICATIONS(I) LTD. COMPLETED IN JANUARY 2002 MULTI-TIERED PALLETISED STORE PALLETS, TO STORE FINISHED BOOKS STOCK, WERE STANDARDISED TO 900X750X1500mm ALMOST 20,000 PALLETS WERE REQUIRED TO BE STORED GODREJ IN COLLABORATION WITH EFACEC WERE CONSULTED TO FINALISE THE STACKING & PALLET HANDLING-STACKER SYSTEM BUILDING REQUIRED TO HOUSE THIS SYSTEM,FOR THE FIRST PHASE, REQUIRED 100X22 m CLEAR SPAN HALL WITH 14 m CLEAR HEIGHT ROOFING & CLADDING SYSTEMS WERE UNIQUELY DESIGNED TO SYNTHESISE TRUSSES, PURLINS, RAFTERS AS ONE FOR ROOF& GIRTS & LATERAL BRACINGS FOR CLADDING 12 m HIGH CLIP-ON CLADDING WAS USED WITH WAVE PATTERN TO SUIT THE ROOF STRUCTURE

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