Architecture Portfolio by Devesh Balakrishnan

Architecture Portfolio Ar. Devesh Balakrishnan

This portfolio highlights my design skill, the vision behind and the style I prefer approaching. Hand sketch is a Language I adore communicating with, something I developed in time and interest which I personally feel has portrayed me as an individual. Architecture to me is beyond profession. I see a deep connection with my lifestyle, Nature, and my culture. I want to persue the craft of spacemaking Hope you enjoy going through my works as much as I enjoyed crafting them.

CONTENTS

CENTRE FOR STUDENT ATHLETE

ROC TRANQUIL

M.ARCH INTEGRATED STUDIO | SEM 1

UNBUILT

URBAN CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

AMJHIRA FARM

PORTABLE VENDORS

GOVERNMENT DESIGN COMPETITION

LIVE PROJECT

GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL

URBAN CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

CENTRE FOR STUDENT ATHLETE M.ARCH INTEGRATED STUDIO | SEM 1

NARRATIVE Designing a built space acts as an observatory to the dynamic atmosphere around its zone, the drama that unfolds, the Centre for student athlete stand witness. The program was to understand the context and the built culture of North Carolina and the US. We used this opportunity to reflect our skills and this project is about the proud user group of athletes needing a facility to rehabilitate their needs.

CONTEXT The site is located next to the famous Reynolds Coliseum, overlooking the Dail Soccer field, the site is like a canvas around several beautiful artworks. Tally student Union & the Gymnasium is at a walking stretch, many students use this path and with many sports buildings around, the building needs to welcome these opportunities to be part of the collective atmosphere.

PARTI DIAGRAM

Block A

Block B

SITE PLAN

370

WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM PARKING

TALLEY STUDENT UNION

WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM PARKING

PARKING

0 35

360 362'

364'

360'

362'

360'

358'

356'

JETER DR.

356'

354' 354'

15' 5'

30'

CATES AVENUE 350'

MORRIL DRIVE

350

DAIL SOFTBALL STADIUM

DAIL SOCCER FIELD

PARKING

WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM PARKING

LVL 360’

LVL 352’ SERVICE ENTRANCE/EXIT

WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM PARKING

LVL 360’

OFFICE

MECHANICAL ROOM

OFFICE

KITCHEN

OFFICE

ATRIUM LVL 352’

OFFICE

OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE

STORAGE

DINING

OFFICE

JETER DR.

LOBBY

MAIN ENTRANCE/EXIT

LVL 350’

CATES AVENUE

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

0’ 5’

25’ 15’

PARKING LVL 360’

WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM PARKING COLISEUM PARKING

WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM PARKING

LVL 360’

LVL 366’

TUT

GROUP TUT O.T.B. DN

GROUP TUT

LVL 366’

TUT UP

STUDENT LOUNGE

LVL 366’

AV ROOM

TUT

TUT O.T.B.

TUT

JETER DR.

TUT

TERRACE COMPUTER ROOM

TUT

CATES AVENUE

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

0’ 5’

25’ 15’

ADV. OFF

ADV. OFF O.T.B.

ADV. OFF

WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM PARKING WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM PARKING

WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM PARKING

PARKING

GYMNASIUM UP

LVL 366’

WORKOUT SPACE

TERRACE

O.T.B. BASKET BALL COURT

THIRD FLOOR PLAN THIRD FLOOR PLAN

CATES AVENUE

CATES AVENUE 0’ 5’

25’ 15’

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

0’ 5’

25’ 15’

DETAIL SECTIONS PARAPET COPING WOOD BLOCK METAL PANNEL 2” AIR GAP 2” THERMAL RIGID INSULATION 5/8” SHEATHING 6” STUD

SOFFIT SHEATHING WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE 6”X6” STEEL TUBE SUBSTRATE FOR LOUVERS SPANDREL GLASS HORIZONTAL LOUVRE BLADE SECTION

A 10

CURTAIN WALL WOOD BLOCK FLAT SEAMED METAL ROOF METAL PANNEL AIR GAP RIGID INSULATION WATER PROOFING MEMBRANE

STEEL ANGLE STUD CURTAIN WALL

CONCRETE FLOOR CURTAIN WALL METAL FLASHING SCREW JACK PEDESTAL PAVERS

Lvl 02 16'

STRUCTURE & HVAC

A’

AHU

Chiller

Cooling tower Ductwork - Supply Ductwork - Return

Chiller

AHU 0

Mechanial Proposal - VAV System

15 5

Study Lounge View from the connecting bridge

Atrium View from the South Enterance

“I am you and you are me. As I look down at myself walking down the street. I see me with a cup of coffee while I watch the world move. I am part of it, the game across road is part of my day, so are my assignments. I am glad I missed none”

ROC TRANQUIL UNBUILT

My role : Project Architect Firm: Varun Thautam & Associates, Banglore. Year: 2020 Location: Denkanikottai, Tamil Nadu. Clients: Praveen-Laila ; Kapil-Bharathi. “And then by nestling the house into the hillside, rather than imposing it on the site, they realized their original intent for the house in nature to serve as a re-orientor. The scent, the sound of birds, the shadow of the trees against the structure whether inside or out, the openness of the site all the elements join seamlessly.”

NARRATIVE The design acts like a backdrop to drama that unfolds within this space; the drama being the everyday objects that tastefully adorn the house and most importantly, the people who occupy the space. The challenge here would be to create a harmonious dichotomy between the artists and the stage. Through the use of vernacular materials and styles of architectural expression, we want our design to infuse with nature harmoniously. Kapil and Bharathi are not exuberant, and want their living space to embody their modest, urban and grounded personalities. We want the spaces to open up to nature easily, at varied levels of intensity that could be effortlessly modulated. The design is intended to encourage spaces of interaction, spaces that encourages the family to partake in activities together. Through design, we hope to achieve spaces of Zen and solitude outside in nature, but encourage friendship and comradery in the built environment.

Private Acess to Orchid

+ N

Inviting Warm Winter Sunrise

A’

BLOCK A BLOCK B

Inviting Cool Summer Sunset

Entry Entry Green Curtain for Privacy B’

Plane grounds holds rainwater during monsoons

Cutting slope for Safe buildup

Monsoon heavy rains

Existing orchid

SECTION BB’

SECTION AA’

FLOOR PLANS

AXONOMETRIC VIEW LOFT WATER TANK 1

C-CURVE LOAD BEARING WALL

SQUARE SECTION FABRICATED WINDOW FRAME

A C1

B UP

KITCHEN

LIVING ROOM

CATENARY VAULT

ENTRY

PORCH AREA

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

STONE CHIP SURFACE 1

DOWN

WASHROOM

BALCONY LOUNGE

B C

BEDROOM

WORK DESK

LOFT AREA

EXPOSED BRICK WALL WITH MUD MORTAR

D E

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

KOTA STONE FLOORING

INTERLOCK WOODEN PLANK FLOORING

VIEWS

Bedroom view

View overlooking the Study space

Balcony Lounge view

Ground Floor Kitchen view

URBAN CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE GOVERNMENT DESIGN COMPETITION

EKAGRATHA

My role : Freelance Architect Firm: Path Studio, Auroville. Year: 2022 Location: Hyderabad Clients: Telangana Government, India.

A Unique place of Conflunce

NARRATIVE

Telangana Government has plans to setup an UCE in 45 acres of Campus which will the convergence for all solutions for Urban issues. This campus will act as a Urban Think Tank and a Hub. It will have facilities for training, an urban innovation hub, a place for module display and innovative practices in urban sectors on a dynamic basis ,facilities to host and accomodate dignitaries and venue hosting workshops.

ROLE

1. Managing Design Presentation, Visuals and Infographics. 2. Design Storytelling and Final Sheet composition. 3. IGBC(Indian Greem Building Council) Rating Solutions. 4. Facade Design to achieve highest Green Building rating. 5. Coordinate with interns and team architects. 6. Worked on Detailed climatic study and Landscaping. 7. Logo Design

PARTI DIAGRAM N

16 17

23 E2

P2 6b 6a

1. The profile of the site allows for a linear placement of the built form for effecient useage of the site area.

2. The climatic data informs a dramatically opposite arrangement which is against the effective useage of the site area.

3. Thus, we combine both the inferences to have a balanced design approach. The output of the approach does not create an aesthetically connected built form.

4. Dynamic form of the structure provides for an interesting design inviting W/NW/SE winds.

7 10

12 P1 5

24 2 E1

5. The dynamic flow of the form is moulded to accomodate the centrality concept and integrate it with the vision to make it iconic.

5- Information Kiosk E1- Public Entrance 6a- Cycle Parking (covered) E2- Limited Access Entrance P1- Public Parking ( Solar Covered) 6b- E-Vehicle Parking (covered) 7- Entrance Foyer (facing North) 1- U-Hub Display Outdoor 8- Entry to level below to Expo, Auditorium 2- Entry Kiosk 9- Tower of Vision 3- Foraging Network 10- Amphitheatre 4- Public Entrance bridge 11- Outdoor performing area, exhibition area

12- U-Hub Exhibition 13- Hyderabad City model display 14- Skywalk oer swales and pristine forest E2-Limited Access Entry P2- Parking under Wings 2,3 & 4 15- Changing Station for charging over to E-Vehicles 16- Foraging network for residents

17- Walkway in Urban woodlands, mainly fruit trees 18- Play park 19- Floating Resturant between wing-1 & wing-2. 20- Resturants overlooking central Plaza 21- Pristine Forest and Lake for segregation of public movement 22- Recreation Hub at the west end of wing-2 23- Mini Golf Course. 24- Electrical room

VISUAL STORYTELLING

Golden Rectangle used as a scale to visually balance the visual narration. Front Entrance kiosk showcasing activity and the scale to welcome in a grand manner

Variuos human activity to show the happening life. Humans scattered in different scale to depict how engaged the space is. The Tower at the backdrop to showcase continuity and to navigate visual procession.

Multi ethinicity of people used to visualize a more welcoming international design.

Balance of Built with Green is important to understand our design language.

Wider Material Pallette showcased. to give a more depth to the image.

CENTEAL CORE PUBLIC-LIMITED ACCESS EXPLODED AXNOMETRY

FACADE DESIGN & DAYLIGHTING OF U-HUB BLOCK Texture Solid surface with no opening Glassed surface. No accessable Open void with access and view

TOWER OF VISION ENTRY ONLY THROUGH ELEVATOR

NORTH FACING FENESTATION Open void for view and daylight entry Vertical Planters

HYDERABAD MODEL FROM THE CENTRAL PLAZA

Terracotta Jaali Wall

PUBLIC ENTRY FOR THE SKYWALK THROUGH THE U-HUB BLOCK

WEST TO SOUTH FACING FENESTATION

Indented Block Profile reduces effective depths of floor plates and improves daylight penetration

ACCESS TO RELAXATION HUB

ACCESS TO THE EXPO AND AUDITORIUM ACCESS TO TOWER OF VISION

West -M

ore O

CREDIT SCORE 88 IGBC - OVERALL

POINTS

Targetted ‐ Yes

Innovation Green Education Health & Well Being Material Resource Management

60 Targetted ‐ Maybe

Max Points

The Horizontal Section of Hub Building shows UDI (100, 2000) on the second floor. The fenestration system is planned ats a framework of pixels which can have transparency depending on the orientation.

60 - Gold

paque

50 - Silver

for FUTURE EXPANSION

40 - Certified

531 M

L h-

OFFICE CIRCULATION

LIMITED ACCESS

PRIVATE ELEVATOR ACCESS FOR DELEGATES TO ACCESS THE AUDITORIUM FROM RESTURANT

DEDICATED ENTRY POINT AND FLOOR FOR CAMPUS OFFICE USERS

a Op

75 - Platinum

PUBLIC ACCESS

80 Not Targetted

100

“Let me walk like a planet around the sun, carve my way as I do, but who knows my exploration was scripted by the universe. Am I a star or an asteroid? a moon or a planet whatever I might be, I shall burn bright as I am part of this universe seeking knowledge and sun be my source of wisdom.”

AMJHIRA FARM LIVE PROJECT

NARRATIVE Neo-Vernacular Architecture incorporates climatic considerations, local vernacular principles, modern construction techniques, and cultural adherence. Incorporation of vernacular elements would also create employment opportunities for local craftsmen and attain Socio-economic sustainability too. It is the most efficacious way to marry the past and present to reap a sustainable future. The predominant concern of environmental degradation can also be dealt with neo-vernacular practices. The buildings when designed with the local context, rejuvenate the cultural and geographical identity of buildings. In modern times, neo-vernacular architecture is the definite solution for essential modern requirements and unnoticed vernacular principles.

ABOUT THE PROJECT Amjhira Farm is a 42-acre housing project. The idea is to build individual houses on each acre of land which will be sold to the clients. The farm will be upholding some values of Neo Vernacular Architecture and lifestyle which promotes an alternative approach towards a better future. The site is in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. The nearest village (Pagara) is 2kms walk. The site is surrounded by reserve forest with no built access. The challenge in this project needs a dedicated in-situ approach. Due to no local awareness of an alternative approach, everything the farm envisioned needed to be started from nothing.

MY ROLE

“Great architecture is not just about delivering impressive results, but it also means to create value to the different layers of people involved in its execution. A revolutionary impact.”

LABOUR SKILL TRAINING

WORKING DRAWINGS

Project Education

Settingout plans

Work Documentation Artisan skill basics Masonry Basics Material Knowledge

Foundation plans

Offsite work management

Plumbing Layout Electrical Layout

Centreline plans Detailed Roof plans Furniture layout

ONSITE WORK MANAGEMENT Guest House Earthbag House Onsite Bunding for Rainwater Management Lime Mortar Grinding and preparation

IN-SITU MATERIAL RESOURCING Adobe Bricks Random Rubbles Seived Mud for plastering Earthbag preparation PCC laying

A LABOUR’S JOURNEY

3KM UPHILL

HAVE I MADE A DIFFERENCE? “I have initiated a process and been part of one that might evolve in time. Understanding a system to rebuild within might help in a greater Socio-Political level.”

Amjhira Farm

TOWARDS SAGAR TOWN

Pagara Village

Pagar villagers apart from Farming, men at the age of 16 to 45 were employed with the local illegal mining. Increase in Unemployement rate with govt. regulations in soil mining caused many youngsters into alcohol, drugs and gambling. Madhya Pradesh’s unemployment rate had increased 15.1%, rising to 27.5 % in May 2020. Cost of Unskilled Labour per day in MP is INR 250/-(3.3USD) (per day), Highly skilled is 375/-(4.96 USD) Avg. Unskilled Labour per day( 28 states) is 315 INR( 4.17 USD)

AMJHIRA FARM My Role Unskilled Labours

Self documentation for Individual job and contracts

Masonry works

Artisan Training

Earth Construction Specialized skills.

Understanding Drawings and Numbers

Trained Labours

Future Contracts

better Lifestyle

Wage Increase

quality construction

PROTOTYPE EARTHBAG HOUSE

AMJHIRA PROTOTYPE GUEST HOUSE Local Roof terracotta tiles Wooden Eaves Local wooden rafters Wooden Columns

Adobe Brick walls Lime wash over Lime plaster Wooden Window frames Tandoor tile flooring

Current status

Adobe Brick drop test to find the right composition/stability/durability.

COB plaster prepared to apply over the earth bags

Chicken mesh used over the bags for holding the COB plaster.

Elephant foot technique used on the sides, to avoide plinth direct contact with rain and beer bottles used around th protect the wall from climbing insects. eg. scorpions

One of our stake holders initiated the opportunity to learn earth bag construction. With my guidance we were able to Experiment with the local soil and in-situ available materials along with training labors before they are pursued to work over other main projects (guest house) on site. Dry Summer climate was the biggest challenge to execute the work and to avoid damage of earth bags. Forest has a lot of rodents and finding solutions on the go was important. Sieved Lime plaster applied on top as a final coat with natural pigments. The roofing frame is made of local wood. Reciprocal Roof Technique has been used which can be cantilevered over a great span due to load sharing design. Ram used to level the earth bags. Onsite drawings are done to explain various details such as sandwiching the bags to avoide gaps in between.

Lime Mortar preparation : Lime slaking + Jaggery kadukai water prep. + Sand seiving + Mixing in proportion using a Grinder

Rubble Foundation done from scratch. Resourcing stones + Chizeling + Site Marking + Excavation + PCC layering + Foundation laying.

RIDGE BEAM -

2" x 8"

RAFTERS -

2" x 8"

RIDGE BEAM -

PURLINS -

2" x 2"

RAFTERS PURLINS -

COTTAGE WORKING DRAWINGS

467.3699 SQFT

ROOFING AREA-

EXTERNAL WALL THICKNESS 6"

Plinth beam with rain drop extension

The cottages are built for shorter stays especially for travelling clients. The idea of having a basic requirement stay with a feel good design and cost effective within a shorter time frame using the Local materials similar to Guest House. Total of 5 cottages have been planned all accross 42 acre site.

Plinth beam with rain drop extension 1' [304.80]

4.00" [101.60]

2"x 2" Battens

'-1

56'-2" [17129.76]

CHECKED BY :

5' [1524.00]

3. 4.

Lintel LVL. 5.

JOB NO :

6.00" [152.40]

DNYANESHWARI METE MOB. NO. - 9004598309 E-MAIL - ar.dnyaneshwari@gmail.com

SECTION

LVL +16'2.6" NOTES:

THIS DRAWING IS ISSUED FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSE ONLY & SHOULD BE USED ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE IT IS ISSUED FOR. THIS DRAWING SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR MARKING OR CONSTRUCTION OF ANY BUILDING. DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN PRIMIRARY UNITS- FEET & INCHES. ALTERNATE UNITS- MILLIMETRES. ANY DISCREPANCY FOUND IN DRAWINGS SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT BEFORE COMMENCING ANY FURTHER WORK.

DETAIL 02 2. 3. LVL +11'11.8" 4. 5.

LVL +4'9.88" 7' [2133.61]

Ground LVL.

WASTE SEGREGATION SPACE JANITOR'S CUPBOARD

SEATING 2 UNDER ROOF GARDEN

WAITING AREA (MAX. 15 PEOPLE)

UNDER ROOF GARDEN REST ROOM 166 SQ.FT.

WASTE

centerGF IED.jpg

MODIF

6'-6"

5'-2"

COPIES DATE:

05-10-2021 SCALE : 1:15

GUEST COTTAGE, AT AMJHIRA FARM, SAGAR, MP.

DOORS

BATHROOM 14'4"X6'6"

BEDROOM 14'4"X15'

Ar.DEVESH

TYPE

SIZE

3'-8"

3'-10"

LVL +36"

BUILDING. FACE

7'x4'

7'x3'

NO.

TYPE

SIZE

SILL

SPECIFICATION

5'8"x3'10"

1'00"

DOUBLE CASEMENT

2'x2'

4'7.5"

AWNING 75%

AR.

01 LVL 0.0

DETAIL 01

SUPER BUILT UP AREA-

460 SQFT

VARANDAH AREA-

107.3 SQFT

BEDROOM AREA-

215 SQFT

BATHROOM AREA-

93.16 SQFT

6'-6"

WATTLE & DAUB WALL THICKNESS-

3'-10.30" [1176.11]

04-10-2021 ISSUED ON

CLIENT ISSUED TO

CONSTRUCTION CLIENT DO NOT SCALE T ISSUED TO ALL DIMENSION JOB NO : D PRIMIRARY UNIT 0 AMJ02.02 UNI ALTERNATE DRAWN BY : C 5. ANY DISCREPAN DRAWINGS Ar.DEVESHSHO TO THE NOTICE BEFORE COMME GUEST COT FURTHER WORK

6.00" [152.40]

3. 4.

ISSUED ON

4.50" [114.30]

DETAIL 02

AMJHIRA FARM

AR. DNYANESHWARI METE MOB. NO. - 9004598309 E-MAIL - ar.dnyaneshwari@gm

10.00" [254.00]

5.00" [127.00]

10.00" [254.00]

7'-5.00" [2260.60]

10.00" [254.00]

ISSUED FOR

00R0 COPIES

AMJ02.01

01R0

DATE:

DRAWN BY :

CHECKED BY :

SCALE : 1:15

04-10-2021

Roof Plan

GUEST COTTAGE, AT AMJHIRA FARM, SAGAR, MP.

AR. DNYANESHWARI METE MOB. NO. - 9004598309 E-MAIL - ar.dnyaneshwari@gmail.com

10.00" [254.00]

7'-5.00" [2260.60] 33'-2.87" [10131.20]

DISCUSSION

RAFTERS PURLINS -

ROOFING AREA-

EXTERNAL WALL TH

INTERNAL WALL TH 10.00" [254.00]

1'-9.62" [549.20]

DRAWING NO :

Ar.DEVESH

THIS DRAWING I

04-10-2021

5'-10.00" [1778.00]

THIS DRAWING SHOULD NOT BE COPIED, REPRODUCED OR USED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS PERMISSION OF THE ARCHITECT.

JOB NO :

Floor Plan

3'-11.24" [1200.00]

6'-7.00" [2006.60]

RIDGE BEAM -

1' x 9.62" 1' [244.40]

PLINTH WATER DROP PROJECTION- 3"

Tread= 01' 00" Raiser= 00' 6"

DISCUSSION PU THIS DRAWING SHOU SHOULD BE REPRODUCED ORUSE U PURPOSE IT IS I EXPRESS PERM 2. THIS DRAWING S ARCHIT USED FOR MARK

OVERHANG

6'-7.00" [2006.60]

15'

13'-2.00" [4013.20]

CHECKED BY :

DNYANESHWARI METE SINGLE DOOR MOB. NO. - 9004598309 E-MAIL - ar.dnyaneshwari@gmail.com

BRICK COLUMN THICKNESS-

6'-6" 1

STARTING POINT

2'-8"

2'-2"

5'-2" PLINTH WATER DROP PROJECTION

SPECIFICATION

AR.

WATTLE & DAUB ( PLAN WALL THICKNESSNOTES:

5.84" [148.42]

DNYANESHWARI METE MOB. NO. - 9004598309 E-MAIL - ar.dnyaneshwari@gmail.com

GABLE RO

BRICK COLUMN TH

16'-10.43" [5141.81]

Foundation GUEST Rubble COTTAGE, AT AMJHIRA FARM, SAGAR, MP. DOUBLE DOOR

NO.

VERANDAH 15'4"X7'

6.00" [152.40]

12'-8.00" [3860.80]

CHECKED BY :

Ar.DEVESH

2 6'

DRAWN BY :

SCHEDULE OF OPENING

Ground level

INTERNAL WALL TH

07R0 28-01-2021 AMJ02.02Rubble Foundation

WINDOWS

9.48" [240.83]

3'-3.37" [1000.00]

DRAWN BY :

DETAIL7'-6" 03

6.02" [152.83]

Terracotta Flat tiles 10"x6" 6" thick Wooden rafters

5'-4.00" [1625.60]

03R0

6'-6"

6" Thich Side Rafters

00R0

ISSUED FOR DRAWING NO :

AMJ02.02

15'

3. 4. 5.

14'-4"

ISSUED TO JOB NO :

30'

3'-3.37" [1000.00]

DISCUSSION

9'-2"

ISSUED ON

CLIENT

6" Supporting running beam

THIS DRAWING SHOULD NOT BE COPIED, REPRODUCED OR USED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS PERMISSION OF THE ARCHITECT. 04-10-2021

10"x 6" Terracotta Flat Tiles

3'-6.37" [1076.20]

1' [304.80]

Rubble waste layer1'6"Xthick 1' BRICK THICKNESSTHIS DRAWING IS ISSUED FOR COLUMN DISCUSSION PURPOSE ONLY & [127.00] SHOULD BE USED ONLYWATTLE FOR THE & 5.00" DAUB 1.00" [25.40] PURPOSE IT IS ISSUED FOR. 6" WALL THICKNESS4.00" [101.60] THIS DRAWING SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR MARKING OR 6.00" [152.40] A BE COPIED, THIS DRAWING SHOULD NOT CONSTRUCTION OF ANY BUILDING. DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING. REPRODUCED OR USED WITHOUT THE OVERHANG compressed earth ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES. EXPRESS PERMISSION OF THE 1'-11.62" [600.00] ANY DISCREPANCY FOUND IN ARCHITECT. DRAWINGS SHOULD BE BROUGHT DISCUSSION CLIENT 04-10-2021 00R0 TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT ISSUED ISSUED ON COPIES 1'-8.80"TO [528.21]ISSUED FOR BEFORE COMMENCING ANY DATE: JOB NO : DRAWING NO : FURTHER WORK.

5'-4.00" [1625.60]

PLINTH WATER DROP PROJECTION- 2"

ROOFING AREA-

EXTERNAL WALL T

Terracotta Flat tiles 10"x6"

1'x1' Brick Column INTERNALR0 WALL THICKNESS Farsi Tile Flooring4" 2'x2' M.Sand 4" thick

NOTES: 1.

4.00" [101.60]

1' X 1'

WATTLE & DAUB WALL THICKNESS-

PURLINS -

467.3699 SQFT

1'-6.00" [457.20]

BRICK COLUMN THICKNESS-

15'-4"

23' [7000.01]

RAFTERS -

FLOOR PLAN 01 Section AA’

20'-2.74" [6165.60]

460 SQFT

SUPER BUILT UP AREA-

RIDGE BEAM -

EXTERNAL WALL THICKNESS 6"

Section BB’

59'-6" [18128.68]

2" x 2"

ROOFING AREA-

COMMUNITY KITCHEN

0.0

2" x 8"

PURLINS -

-Visitors

2" x 8"

RAFTERS -

WASTE

R0-AMJ

RIDGE BEAM -

OFFICE ROOM 1 145 SQ.FT.

OVERHANG

SEATING 3

view\01

269'-6" [82133.27]

EXIT 1

5' [1524.00]

Folder\3

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-3

THIS DRAWING DISCUSSION PU SHOULD BE USE PURPOSE IT IS THIS DRAWING USED FOR MAR CONSTRUCTION DO NOT SCALE ALL DIMENSION PRIMIRARY UNI ALTERNATE UN ANY DISCREPAN DRAWINGS SHO TO THE NOTICE BEFORE COMM FURTHER WORK

2"x 2" Battens

5'-

E-MAIL - ar.dnyaneshwari@gm

orking

119'-9" [36497.89]

Plinth beam with rain drop extension

GUEST COT AMJHIRA FARM AR. DNYANESHWARI METE DETAIL 02 MOB. NO. - 9004598309

DETAIL 02

Ground LVL. M

Farms\W

LVL +2'11"

Amjhira

DRAWN BY :

Ar.DEVESH

AR.

DETAIL 01

E:\18.

0] Out Plan Setting .3

6.00" [152.40]

AMJ02.02

Floor LVL.

7 11

ISSUED TO

ISSUED ON

NOTES:

CLIENT

04-10-2021

Section Detail 02

THIS DRAWING SHOU REPRODUCED OR US EXPRESS PERMI ARCHIT

201'-5" [61380.62]

154' [46946.49]

3'-10.30" [1176.11]

COPIES

28-01-2021

3'-6.37" [1076.20]

2 91'-

'-5

DRAWN BY :

3'-10.30" [1176.11]

5.84" [148.42]

DATE:

GUEST COTTAGE, AT AMJHIRA 4.50" FARM, SAGAR, MP. [114.30] 4.50" [114.30]

Rubble Foundation

DETAIL 01

King Truss LVL.

DETAIL 03

00R0

ISSUED FOR DRAWING NO :

07R0

WATTLE & DAUB WALL THICKNESS-

5.84" [148.42]

6.00" [152.40]

7] 8.9 779 145'-5" [44318.26] " [2

ISSUED TO

AMJ02.02

Ar.DEVESH

Ground level

SECTION BB'

116'-6" [35518.26]

DISCUSSION

CLIENT JOB NO :

Rubble Foundation

DETAIL 01

INTERNAL WALL TH

BRICK COLUMN THI

3'-3.37" [1000.00]

85'-4" [26001.87]

ISSUED ON

1'-8.80" [528.21]

Rubble Foundation

KEY PLAN

GUEST COTTAGE

compressed earth

9' [2743.20]

[ 0"

0.0

6.00" [152.40]

THIS DRAWING SHOULD NOT BE COPIED, REPRODUCED OR USED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS PERMISSION OF THE ARCHITECT. 04-10-2021

DETAIL 03

9.48" [240.83]

6" thick Wooden rafters 6" thick Wooden rafters WATTLE & DAUB WALL THICKNESS- 6"

Section Detail 01

6.00" [152.40]

Rubble Foundation

353'-4" [107705.13]

10'-4" [3142.06]

6.00" [152.40]

1'-8.80" [528.21]

Section Detail 03 SETTING OUT 05R0 PLAN (1.01)

3. 4.

60'-6" [18434.95]

9 49

1.00" [25.40] 4.00" [101.60]

NOTES:

5'-

22'-9" [6938.08]

132'-4" [40341.80]

115'-1" [35070.29]

87'-4" [26616.78]

4'-

148'-7" [45287.33]

1.00" [25.40] 4.00" [101.60]

6.02" [152.83] 9.48" [240.83]

Terracotta Flat tiles Terracotta Flat tiles 1' BRICK COLUMN 10"x6" THICKNESS- 1' X 10"x6"

OVERHANG

5.00" [127.00]

compressed earth

6" Supporting running beam

3'-3.37" [1000.00] PROPOSED ROAD

4.00" [101.60]

5.00" [127.00]

10"x 6" Terracotta Flat Tiles

6" Thich Side Rafters Ground level

203'-5" [61999.88]

1' [304.80]

EXTERNAL WALL TH

Terracotta Flat tiles Terracotta Flat tiles 10"x6" INTERNAL 10"x6" WALL THICKNESS 4" 6.02" [152.83]

1'x1' Brick Column 1'x1' Brick Column Farsi Tile Flooring 2'x2' Farsi Tile Flooring 2'x2' M.Sand 4" thick M.Sand 4" thick Rubble waste layer 6" thick Rubble waste layer 6" thick

5.00" [127.00]

10.00" [254.00]

5'-10.00" [1778.00]

9.24" [234.80]

3'-9.24" [1149.20]

BRICK COLUMN THI WATTLE & DAUB WALL THICKNESS-

THIS DRAWING SHOU REPRODUCED OR US EXPRESS PERMI ARCHIT 04-10-2021 ISSUED ON

CLIENT ISSUED TO JOB NO :

AMJ02.02

DRAWN BY :

Ar.DEVESH

GUEST COT AMJHIRA FARM

AR. DNYANESHWARI METE MOB. NO. - 9004598309 E-MAIL - ar.dnyaneshwari@gm

“ No design is possible until the material with which you design are completely understood” - Ludwig Meis van der Rohe

PORTABLE VENDORS GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL

NARRATIVE Design focuses on the Vendor Community, primarily on the Fish Vendors. Government Build fish markets has become inhabitable due to unplanned infrastructure, enclosed space with no ventilation increases congestion due to smell and wastages blocking drainage. Vendors choose to sell outside due to these reasons. However, their lack of resources has made them use temporary materials which have no durability, portability and are unhygienic. Lack of portability and adaptability also caused problems for the municipal corporation to repair and develop public spaces due to the vendors’ occupancy.

Chennai Light House

823 ft stretch of fish vendors

TNSCB HOUSING BOARD

Fish Vendors

Marina Beach, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.

PROTOTYPE

60x60 inch Sunshade

Customized GI sheet

Powder coated surface for durability

Socket Hinge with tighners. 12pm Fixed Sunshade

10am

Wheel attached to the socket for movement.

3pm

Display Deck

EXISTING FACILITY

FLEXIBLE DESIGN FRAME

In a move that would benefit pedestrians who are hindered by pavement encroachments, the Greater Chennai Corporation has decided to regularize street vending. The civic body has demarcated 912 vending zones and 4,700 non-vending zones. This drive is aimed at streamlining the street vendors and bringing them under the civic body’s ambit. In this process, pavement encroachments and disturbance to the public will be minimized as the vendors will no longer be allowed to set up stalls in unauthorized spaces.

COLAPSEABLE DESIGN

PORTABILITY WITH WHEELS

STACKING AFTER USEAGE

However, members of the vending committee are concerned that such a high number of non-vending zones could put their livelihood at stake. “Adyar has 2,707 non vending zones and 112 vending zones, while Teynampet has 1,873 non-vending zones and 63 vending zones. But President of Street Vendors Association, Mr. C.Thiruvettai does not fully accept the rule.” -Times of India, Feb 27,2022.

40mm Mild Steel Box Sections

Mild slope with Drainage points

60x60 inch display deck

VIEWS & STREET SECTION

Fruit Vendors @ Parry’s Corner, Chennai.

VENDING HOURS

vendors using the street during business hours.

AFTER HOURS

Fish Vendors @ Besant Nagar Beach, Chennai.

Pedestrian using the pathways while the temporary sheds are stacked.

DURING WORK PHASE

Easy vendors relocated during Repair works.

“Small Scale, Big Impact”

THANK YOU

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