Architecture Portfolio I Undergraduate I Dhairya Doshi I KRVIA

DHAIRYA DOSHI ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO

ABOUT ME

EDUCATION

DHAIRYA DOSHI

2017 - PRESENT KAMLA RAHEJA V

AND ENVIRONME

MUMBAI UNIVERSITY

ARCHITECTURE STUDENT 4TH YEAR

KJ SOMAIYA COL

GHATKOPAR, MUMBAI I INDIA 11 TH MARCH 1999

2015 - 2017 2005 - 2015

dhairya.doshi@krvia.ac.in +91 9969873949/ 8369693266

GHATKOPAR(EAST)-

HSC BOARD EXAMIN

NMWS HIGH SCHO

SSC BOARD EXAMIN

LANGUAGES

ENGLISH I HINDI I GUJARATI I MA

dhairyadoshi_

“of my

This portfolio is a cumulation academic work across the initial stage of architecture. These projects have varying sense of scale and approach towards the design of spaces. It reflects the decisions taken and questions asked across the initial journey of the architecture field.

I believe that an example of good Architecture is a space that provides belongingness to the user while also responding to the context and the nature around as the quality of our surroundings affects the quality of our lives.

”

SKILL SETS 2D AND 3D

AUTOCAD SKETCH UP ARCHICAD(BIM) REVIT (BASIC) RHINO (BASIC)

3D REND

LUMION VRAY FOR PHOTOSHO

OTHER

MODEL MAKING I LASER CUTTING MS OFFICE

OTHER INTRESTS

TREKKING I GAMING I READING

ELECTIVES- WORKSHOPS

VIDYANIDHI INSTITUTE FOR ARCHITECTURE ENTAL STUDIES (KRVIA), JUHU

Y, B. ARCH I SEMESTER 7

- VIDYAVIHAR

NATION 2015 I SECURED- 81% (COMMERCE)

THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY STUDYING VERSOVA GAOTHAN ARCHANA HANDE

THE IDEA OF PERCEPTION AND TRUTH

OOL, GHATKOPAR

NATION 2015 I SECURED- 88%

PRAJAKTA POTNIS

CRITICAL THINKING MEGHNA MEHTA

POLITICAL THEORY : A CRITICAL VOCABULARY HUSSAIN INDOREWALA

ARATHI

R SKETCHUP OP

VISTASP MEHTA KUNAL BHATIA

LLEGE OF ARTS AND COMMERCE,

DERING

BIM WITH ARCHICAD (BEGINNER AND ADVANCE)

POST DIGITAL COLLAGE RENDERING WORKSHOP LORENZO FERNANDES

IMAGE

PHOTOSHOP LIGHTROOM INDESIGN ILLUSTRATOR(BASIC)

G I CYCLING I WRITING I MOVIES

RESPONSIBILITIES 2017 (FIRST YEAR) WAI DOCUMENTATION I CO - CURATED EXHIBITION TEAM, KRVIA@25 DECEMBER 2017 2018 (SECOND YEAR)

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER - COMPUTER SECRECTARY STUDY TRIP COMMITTEE MEMBER - SIDDHPUR SIDDHPUR DRAWINGS QUALITY CONTROL TEAM EXHIBITION TEAM, KRVIA ANNUAL EXHIBITION

2019(THIRD YEAR) KOHIMA- THIRD YEAR EXHIBITION I CO - CURATED 2020(FOURTH YEAR)

KOHIMA BOOK COMPILATION FOR KRVIA

WHAT’S

01 kohima Object. institution. identities

02KARYASHALA

EXHIBITON

Achitectural Design Project SCHOOL OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING

03RE-LOOKING VJTI

04URBAN DIGESTER

05MEASURE DRAWINGS:

06AAVAAS

Master Planning

SIDDHPUR EXHIBITON

Achitectural Design Project WASTE SORTING INSTITUTE+ WORKERS HOUSING

Achitectural Design Project HOUSING IN THE POL

S INSIDE?

07THE LOOKOUT

Vacation Home Competition

08DIGITAL COLLAGE 09WORKING DRAWINGS 10COLLABORATIVE WORKS 5

02KARYASHALA

SCHOOL OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO

Semester 6

Site: D Khel, Kohima Village, Nagaland.

Our Study Trip - in state of Nagaland, resulted in students designing an institution responding to the context in the areas they studied. This project sites itself in a rich context of D- Khel school on one side and Playground on the upper level as site being on contours.

Brief: The idea was to design an institute for vocational training catering to the Youth as the audience around the site were primarliy the youth.

The purpose of the vocational training centre is to encourage and teach youth various skillsets to earn their own living.

The courses offered in the institute include Hands-on Wood and Bamboo Workshop, Fashion training and Animation and Graphics.

Guides: Vandana Ranjitsinh & Jude D’Souza(JDAP)

1-Existing Site.

2- Site Cutting and Contour arrangement.

3- Fasion block connects the road and adjacent block via bridges.

4- Animation block houses large volume of Multipurpose hall above and sunken class rooms underneath.

5`- Wooden Workshop has the Community Area below which is accessible via Amphitheater.

PLAN AT 0.45M

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LEGEND1- CANTEEN KITCHEN 2- CANTEEN STORAGE 3- FREEZER 4- REPAIR WORKSHOPS 5- WORKSHOP STORAGE 6- AV ROOM 7- CLASS ROOM 8- ANIMATION WORKSPACES 9- WOOD AND BAMBOO WORKSHOP 10- CHANGING/ LOCKER ROOMS 11- RAW MATERIAL STORAGE 12- RECEPTION AREA 13- INSTITUTE OFFICE 14- ADVANCE FASHION TRAINING 15- SEWING TRAINING 16- MULTIPURPOSE HALL 17- GYM AND FITNESS 18- STORAGE AREA

PLAN AT 4M

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k a r y a s h a l a : school of vocational training There are two entrances for the institute. One is from near the school which will primarily serve the users coming from the lower main road and the school kids to access the canteen.

The institute offers another entrance from the road directly to the Fashion block on the upper level via a small bridge.

The Courtyard Amphitheatre faces the south thus creating a comfortable siting space in cold climate.

Wood youth i local m making furnitur

The in RCC levels timbe

SECTION THROUGH FASHION INSTITUTE BLOCK,THE COURTYARD, WOOD WORKSHOP

k a r y a s h a l a : school of vocational training

and Bamboo workshops trains in learning and practicing materials for construction and g of local cane and Bamboo re.

nstitute is designed as framed for the bottom s and Glue- Laminated er for the upper levels.

SYNTHESIS DRAWING

k a r y a s h a l a : school of vocational training

ARCHICAD + LUMION

VIEW OF THE ENTRANCE PERGOLA

relooking at V J T I Football Ground

Lawn between Zones

Football Ground

Charging Point

Lawn between Zones

Charging Point

Auditorium

Canteen

Student Lounge Auditorium

Canteen

Student Lounge

Wifi and Charging Point

Wifi and Charging Point

Temporary Food Stalls

Temporary Food Stalls

+ STUDENT HOSTEL DESIGN (INDIVIDUAL)

Playground

(TEAM OF 6) 16.7 Acres

Playground

MASTER PLANNING (COLLABORTIVE WORK)

Gymkhana

03RE-VISITNG VJTI

Gymkhana

MASTER PLANNING 1

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO

Semester 7 - ONGOING

Guides: Shantanu Poredi & Manisha Agarwal (MO-OF)

Deck overlooking Fivegardens

Reading Area

Badminton Court

Reading Area

Amphitheatre

Ramp

Ramp

Deck overlooking Fivegardens

Central Spline

Amphitheatre

LEGEND:

Badminton Court

Each student is designing a hostel block within their master plan.

RECREATIONAL SPACES

Tennis Court

The semester started with number of case studies on Indian and International campuses (4 weeks) and their housings in detail followed

by Master Planning of VJTI, one of the premier Engineering Institutes in the State (3 weeks)

Tennis Court

Site:VJTI, Matunga, Mumbai.

Green Spaces Amenities

RECREATIONAL SPACES

Recreational Spaces

LEGEND: Central Spline Green Spaces Amenities Recreational Spaces

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04 URBAN DIGESTER WASTE SORTING FACILITY ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO

Semester 5

Site: Kausa, Mumbra The Semester 5 studio started with a study of an affliction given to each one along with site study in Mumbra, resulting in students choosing their own site to locate their interventions as per the afflictions given to them.

Affliction: Seasonal Paralysis

Brief: Looking at the site which was earlier a playground for kids but then was on verge of getting converted into a Garbage dump place, a Waste Sorting Institute was designed.

The Programs in the institute include Waste Sorting Facility, Dormitories for workers, Creche for workers children and a visiting center.

Guides: Shilpa Gore Shah& Sandeep Menon

ARCHICAD + LUMION + PS

The view of the entrance pergola

VIEW OF THE RECEPTION AREA AND VISITOR’S CENTER

sorting out the w a s t e

Courtyard/ Open within the volumes.

Green Narrow Court Spilting Private and Workplaces (Semi Private) such that they are at opposite side of each other.

Forming Place.

the

Work

Multiple Courtyards around each block so as to have proper light and ventilation

Final formation of Program.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

AXONOMETRIC DRAWING

THE VIEW OF THEout ENTRANCE sorting the w PERGOLA a s t e

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MESS

sorting out the w a s t e

SECTION AA’

EXTERNAL SIDE TOWARDS THE NALAH

DORM INTERIOR

SECTION BB’

VIEW OF THE ENTRANCE

CORRIDOR TO DECK

SORTING AREA

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05DOCUMENTATION

measure draw to understand s c a l e

SIDDHPUR MEASURE DRAWING

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Siddhpur is a unique legacy of the Dawoodi Bohra community, in Patan, North Gujarat.

The historic town of Siddhpur is like an ageing queen living in denial. Lining the streets are colourful, grand mansions and havelis that look distinctly European, most of them now shuttered and falling to decay.

The Saifee Masjid dates back to more than century and half. It is one of the main institutions on the site. The Masjid is jointly built and owned by the community. The structural design of the Masjid being a brick and timber composite construction has been decisively influenced by the existing strong seismic risk.

Timber and lime plaster has been highly used for intricate detailing and ornamentation.

COLLABORATIVE WORK

*ZOOM IN FOR BETTER VISUAL

Nazmi Hall - Royal Complex

Batul Manzil

measure draw to understand s c a l e

15541MM

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

11891MM

7250MM

2088MM

SECTION AA'

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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Saifee Masjid Bank Building

Clock Tower

06 AAVAAS HOUSING IN THE POL

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO

Semester 4

Site: Lal Doshi ni Pol, Siddhpur, Gujarat.

The site for designing was in a Heritage is in gated community Pol typology that dates back to almost 350 years. With a cluster of nineteen residential houses, this pol is detached from the hullabaloo of the outside street. The microclimate of this pol has a very specific character to it and it rather stands as an independent one.

The project was built after carving out an inner coutyard space as a response to climate similar to the traditional architecture in Hot and Dry regions and can be used as a gathering space for the Pol. Site being pack from all major sides, light elements such as jali screens, skylight, terraces at different locations to experiment and experience different quality of light in the units. Common multipurpose spaces are incorporated within the building keeping in mind the interaction for users and Pol at large.

6 residential units are created with intresting play in section within the building.

Guide: Quaid Doongerwala (DCOOP)

building within the h e r i t a g e

building within the h e r i t a g e

PROJECT IN THE FABRIC OF THE POL

building within the h e r i t a g e

SECTION AA’

building within the h e r i t a g e

Central Courtyard

Staggered Corridors above shading below area

Internal View

SECTION BB’

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07 THE LOOKOUT VACATION HOME COMPETITION COLLABORTIVE WORK (TEAM OF 3)

Location: Lithuania (Utena County) Distance: 67km north of Vilnius Year: 2020 Type: Recreational Area: 35sq.m. (house module) and 15 sq.m. (sauna) Brief: The house sits at an isolated location in Ĺ eikiai in Moletai, along the edge of the samavas lake cocooned inbetween variety of coniferous trees.

The selected location itself helps in providing an exquisite experience among the trees, laid parallel to the lake. It is a single unit with a mezzanine office floor, with an one sided sloped roof towards the lake.

Particular attention is paid to the building orientation which is set to towards the south side creating warm comfortable interiors and natural lighting, reducing additive energy usage to minimum.

ARCHICAD + CINE RENDER

lookout into the n a t u r e

Shaft getting South Light into the living room

Staggered Roof to ventilate mezanine office Space

Deck extended towards East side to for possibility 29 to expand horizontally in future

lookout into the n a t u r e

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECTION AA’

lookout into the n a t u r e

Sauna Room

SECTION CC’

Outdoor Fireplace

Mezzanine Office

SECTION BB’

lookout into the n a t u r e

ALL VIEWS RENDERED BY ME * ARCHICAD + LUMION

VIEW OF THE DINING AND LIVING AREA

08DIGITAL COLLAGES

exploring the d i g i t a l

This was a model done for archicad learning workshop which was later used for exploring an illustration kind of render.

The post digital collage was created for a cold setting and uses characters from Game of Thrones.

The post digital render done for a Workshop Competiton.

The idea was to use textures primarily starting right from the blank canvas.

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resolving s t r u c t u r e PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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UP

The institution project designed in Semester 5 in Mumbra, was taken up for working drawings in Semester 6 and was further resolved. Plans, Sections and elevations were detailed out along with construction details.

The setting out of the whole building was layed out and parts like the ribbed slab, the steel staircase, the toilet block and RCC staicase were detailed out. The portfolio consists of a total 15 drawings out of which some drawings are shown here: ground floor plan, a section, a section through the toilet block and the detail of one way ribbed slab .

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DRY RUBLE PACKING

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

SECTION CC'

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C75

4 3 2

SOIL WATER PIPE 100MM DIA

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL 3900MM

UP

1

16

Q

13

2500

3300

KAMLA RAHEJA VID INSTITUTE FOR AR AND ENVIRONMEN

TILE FINISH 12MM

2500

11

U

T

S

SAND BED 30MM

12

PCC BED 150MM

V

TOILET

NAME : DHAIRYA D

UP

1930

ROLL NO:1719

1:100

1:100

1:100

GROUND LINE

SLOPE 1:100

ONE WAY RIBS IN ELEVATION

SCALE - 1:25

KEY PLAN AT 1:500

300MMx500MM PLINTH BEAM 230MM RUBBLE SOLING

SLOPE 1:100

SECTION THROUGH TOILET BLOCK

SORTING AREA

DOWNTAKE DOMESTIC PIPE 25MM DIA

SLOPE

SLOPE

SECTION AA'

SLOPE

RAMMED EARTH

O

18

1930

DRY RUBLE PACKING

W2

B BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL 5450MM

BENCHING P.C.C. BED

+3.15 M

W2

W2

W2

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

315 160 530 6200

GI COVER 115MM THK BRICK WALL

5000 DOOR FRAME

DOWNTAKE FLUSHING PIPE 25MM DIA

1800

500 6150 IC 10 1550 -641 1200 655 900 x 900 450 1200 1200 1550

900

C77

ANGLE COCK 115MM THICK BRICK LEDGEWALL

NAHNI TRAP

900 x 450 900 x 450

0 2835 W41575

C'

UP

1740

-505 2550 -526

C66

1:100

TAP URINAL

1500

IC 5

IC 4

3300

MIRROR

900 x 450 900 x 450

-445 -470

IC 3

7500

230MM THICK BRICK WALL

2000

900

+8 M

+5.45 M

DISTANCE (MM)

UP

CHANGING ROOM

4000

850

Overall Dimensions of OHT = 5m x 6m 1.8m

UP

D4

MARBLE MODESTY BOARD D8

2500 14,950

125MM THICK RCC SLAB

3040

A

750 L

2700 L 12,450L

20 x 90L=1800L 5700L

6750L

IC 2 3700

20 x 45L=900L

4500 L

C57

W2

20% OF TOTAL

I.C

W3

90 L

10 x 30L=300L

+6.45 M

3500

C71

W2

10 x 45L=450L

TOTAL

IC 1

W5

60 x 45L=2700L 60 x 30L=1800L

30 L

900

SLOPE

DORM ROOM

W3

2000

EXISTING NALAH

DORMS

C58

W2

4500 L

Flushing compartment Flushing water req. =6.75 1000 litres = 1 cu.m 6750 litres =6.75 cu.m Height of water in OHT = 1.6 m Hence (x) x (y) x 1.6 =6.75 Let x = 5m Therefore y = 2.6 m.

1:100

2800

D2

1310

550

45 L

C64

TOILET PAPER ROLL

SOIL PIPE FROM GROUND FLOOR

10

W3

RCC ISOLATED FOOTING PCC BED

60

OFFICE

CLEANING/ WASHING

2000

D8

KITCHEN

C59

14,950 L

1200

1:100

230MM THICK RUBBLE SOLING 230X500MM EXTERNAL PLINTH BEAM 50 MM THICK GRANITE SILL RAMMED EARTH

1075

30 L

V

1:100

BED

2400

45 L

U

Calculations for OHT Domestic compartment 5580 Domestic water req. = 5,700 1000 litres = 1 cu.m 5700 litres = 5.7 cu.m Height of water in OHT = 1.6 m Hence (x) x (y) x 1.6 =5.7 Let x = 3m Therefore y = 1.2m.

SLOPE

RCC OVERHANG RCC LINTEL

400MMx600MM WALL TILES 150MM THICK PCC

D4

2025

6155

FLUSHING DOMESTIC 500 60 x 30L=1800L 1550 900 1200 1200 775 60 x 45L=2700L

T

Calculations for UGT Domestic water req. = 5700 UGT has 50% of water capacity.

5580 4000 Hence domestic water in UGT = 2850L 15 Water for fire-fighting = 25,000 litres 230MM THICK BRICKTherefore PARAPET WALL total water in UGT = 2850+25000 = 27850 litres.

1000 litres = 1 cu.m 27850 litres = 27.85 cu.m 350MM DEEP SECONDARY INVERTED BEAM Height of water in UGT = 2m 150MM BBC Hence (x) x (y) x 2 = 27.85 Let x =5.5m.

Therefore y =2.5m 120MM THICK RCC SLAB Dimensions of UGT = 5.5m x 2.5m x 2m

CAPACITY (IN CUBIC M)

SLOPE

150MM THICK SLAB

2800

580 W4

CAPACITY (IN L)

4735,21

ISMB300 AS STRINGER

D2

W4

DORM ROOM

W3

700x350x6MM GLASS LOUVERED WINDOW

665

S TOTAL

CALCULATION

FLUSHING DOMESTIC 60 3525

A'

FLAT CONCRETE COPING STONE 30MM THICK

S

2500

2920

D2

W4

960

D2

8MM THICK MS CHEQUERED PLATE

665

2000

250MM DEEP SUNK SLAB

W4

Q

TOILET PLAN

12160

230x450 R.C.C. BEAM

MARBLE MODESTY BOARD

URINAL

4830

12MM THICK CHINA MOSAIC TO SLOPE ONE WAY RIBS IN ELEVATION DUCT

SOIL PIPE FROM FIRST FLOOR 100MM THICK BBC LAID

1210

960

650

2 NOS 12MM Ø BOTTOM BARS

00

1:1

SLOPE

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

DRIP MOULD

WASTE SORTING

C60

1200

CORRIDOR SPACE 850

SLO

COLUMN IN ELEVATION

Q

O

L

J

7834

7017

ONE WAY RIBBED SLAB 300MMx700MM DEEP PERIPHERY BEAM

1485

4830

J

3050

PCC COPING

600

0.0M

G

D

180x230MM RCC LINTEL

1:100

GROUND LEVEL

475

JANITOR'S CLOSET

SCREED 30MM BRICK BAT COBA

+ 0.45M

125

1200

6

WASH BASIN

700

CHINA MOSIAC TILE 12MM THICK

PLINTH LEVEL

475

230MM THICK BRICK WALL

PE

SUMP

C'

Inert level (-450mm)

12MM Ø REINFORCEMENT + 3.9M

COPING DOMESTIC WATER COMPARTMENT

GULLY TRAP

150

UP

BAFFLE WALL

DOMESTIC WATER OUTLET

FLUSHING WATER COMPARTMENT

PARAPET LEVEL

2 3 4

800

8MM Ø LINKS @125MM C/C

FIREFIGHTING COMPARTMENT

1)

8MMØ DISTRIBUTION BARS MESH 165 ANGLE COCK @150MM C/C 435 TISSUE PAPER BOX

OP BULL NOSE E 1 :1 VATA 00 12MM THICK CHINA MOSAIC 20MM THICK SCREED 150MM THICK BRICK BAT COBA LAID TO SLOPE RCC SLAB 125MM THICK

+ 7.25M

DOMESTIC WATER INLET

CABINET

150

SL

6150

+ 7.95M

VENTILATION PIPE

S

UP

SECTION BB'

SLOPE

DATE-20/04/2020

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 6 5 4 3 2 1

RAMMED EARTH

UP

12 11 10 9 8 7

1925

JANITOR'S CLOSET

4735,21

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

H

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

11 10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

8

N

9

1

UP

UP

4965

K

UP

11 10

UP

I

2

3

4

5

5

DN

4

3

2

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

5085

UP

5 4 3

2

UP

5875

6000

6

1

S

R

U

T

V

R M

DN

7

11 10

Q

P

1

9 8

1

2000

3430

2725

4000

5580

5580

PCC COPING

K IN A

+10.35 M

RCC OVERHANG

S

2400 RCC OVERHEAD TANK

19

4650

UP

1200

18

16

12

N

11

W4

100MM THICK BBC LAID TO SLOPE ONE WAY RIBS IN ELEVATION

3900

W4

W4

950

+5.45 M

CRECHE

3600 W5

300MM RCC TREAD

D1

W5

W1

W5

W1

150MM RCC RISER

5000

W1

985

4650

MESS

3600

+3.15 M

W2

W2

W2

W2

W2 W1

SORTING AREA

3900

1800

150MM THICK PCC BED

+0.75 M 0.0 M

300X500MM EXTERNAL PLINTH BEAM RAMMED EARTH 230MM THICK RUBBLE SOLING RCC ISOLATED FOOTING PCC BED

EXISTING NALAH

SECTION

H

I

K

N

SECTION BB'

P

D

+6.45 M

RCC SLAB 125MM THICK ONE WAY RIBBED SLAB 500 MM DEEP

S

STRIP SECTION 1:20 W4

3750

R

+7.65 M

SECTION BB' 1:75

W3

KEY PLAN 1:500

13

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

800

Q

R

S

T

U

V

35

A

10 COLLBORATIVE WORK

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MODEL MAKING(1st YEAR) SUBJECT : GRAPHICS

Making physical model helps an architect to explore the potentials of the project. Reading plans and sections of a building and making a 3D model was the intent of the exercise.

INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP (1st YEAR) TA’s : ORKO R., DEEP V. & SAMEEDHA M.

COLLABORATIVE WORK Installation developed to replicate the interface of Travel applications.

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GOAT PARK 1. MUMBAI-PUNE HIGHWAY 2. SYMBOSIS HIGH SCHOOL 3. DINING AREA(GAZEBO) 4. MILK PRODUCTS SERVING COUNTER 5. OPEN PUBLIC SITTING AREA 6. SERVICE QUATERS SE 7.MAIN ENTRANCE 8. JOGERS TRACK 9. PETING AREA 10. GAZEBO RAISED ON SILTS 11. SITTING PROMENADE 12. VIEWING DECK 13. EXISTING POND 14. BATHING AREA 15. ROCKY TERRAIN 16. MALE GOAT SHELTER 17. FEMALE GOAT SHELTER 18. CHILD GOAT SHELTER 19. SERVICE ENTRY TO BRING IN FODDER 20. FEEDING AREA

19

18 9 17 20

8 7

16 11

15

10

13

14

12

2

CHAIR (2nd YEAR)

6

SUBJECT : ALLIED DESIGN COLLABORATORS: AKSHATA G. DRASHTI S.

5 4

3

This transformable chair can accommodate 1 to 3 people made using Mild Steel bars. It can be opened up when needed to seat 2 or more people.

1

WATER USE FOR BATHING GOATS AND THE PURIFICATION OF USED WATER. PLANTS USING ALKALINE SOIL

GOAT PARK (3rd YEAR)

SUBJECT : LANDSCAPE COLLABORATORS: AKSHATA G. - DARSHITA M. -KEYUR A. BIOSWALES

A goat park designed in Mumbra where owners leave all their goat for care taking and feeding throughout the day. There were public programs like Public Park and Dairy Outlets for milk products.

POND

POND

MANUAL WEIR OPENED

MANUAL WEIR CLOSED

Contracted View

Expanded View

37 HA HA WALLS AS LEVEL SEPARATION FOR GOATS AND THE PATHWAYS

FRESH MILK TAKEN FROM THE GOATS

FRESH MILK PRODUCTS LIKE MILKSHAKES, CHEESE, BUTTER, BUTTERMILK, ETC BEING CONSUMED

UNDERGROUND PASSAGES FOR HUMANS SUCH PERCOLATED WATER GOES DOWN TROUGH THE LAYER OF PEBBLES AND SAND AND THAT GOATS HAVE FUILDITY IN MOVEMENT. COLLECTS IN THE PERVIOUS PIPE WHICH ALSO THE LEVELS ARE FUN FOR GOATS FURTHER GOES AHEAD AND COLLECTS IN THE TANK AND IS USED FOR LANDSCAPE PURPOSE

OPEN SHED SPACES ON PLINTHS FOR GOATS AND FEEDING SPACES IN STALLS.

BASALT STONES FOR PRIVATE SPACES OF GOATS AND DIFFERENT TERRAINS FOR FUN

looking at previous l e a r n i n g s BRIDGING THE GAP(2nd YEAR)

SUBJECT : COLLEGE PROJECTS COLLABORATORS: AKSHATA G. & DRASHTI S. Abstract modules were designed around this site to bridge above the road between the upcoming metro with semipermeable modules. Space underneath the metro was used to transform into a seating and a cafe section.

LEARNING THROUGH MODELLING (2nd YEAR) SUBJECT : COLLEGE PROJECTS COLLABORATOR: YASH D.

The subejct was looking at understanding of various buildings and designs around the globe that breaks the notion of conventional practice.

Our study focused on Structure of Yokohama Port Terminal in Japan through hand modelling. The port terminal is 430 metres in length.

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF HISTORICAL MONUMENTS SUBJECT : HISTORY AND HUMANITIES

COLLABORATOR: VRUSHAB K. The history and humanities course was looking deep about the renaissance era. It was trying to draw comparisons between Europe and Indi during the same timeline.

A pair of two students were asked to analyze and compare and two or more buildings. Our study focused on comparison of octagonal tombs in Islamic Architecture.

GEODESIC DOME (2nd YEAR) SUBJECT : CONSTRUCTION COLLABORATIVE WORK

A geodesic borne was constructed using Paper Tubes and a special joinery was created using the corrugated sheet as a connector between the paper tubes.

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looking at previous l e a r n i n g s Post cards made for studying daily activities of a person in Mumbra for Sem 5 Mumbra Studio (3rd YEAR)

CONSTRUCTION SITE REPORT (3rd YEAR) Subject : Building Construction

A group of 5 people had to select a construction site and prepare an individual report by multiple visits that would analyze and portray all the activities that were ongoing at the site in a span of 2 months. From introduction and details about the project to machineries, storage and reinforcement details, each of it was a part of this report.

moments to stop and s t a r e

LAITLUM GRAND CANYON, MEGHALAYA

DAWKI, MEGHALAYA

KISAMA VILLAGE, NAGALAND

KOHIMA, NAGALAND UMIUM LAKE, SHILLONG

SOME PICTURES FROM NORTH EAST INDIA TRIP

As a student of architecture, I look forward to contribute to the team by dedicating my time, interest and skill sets, and parallely learn from the dynamics of functioning of the firm.

Apart from architecture, I am passionate about trekking, and I enjoy reading about politics and current affairs.

I would be excited to be a part of your practice and learn from it.

DHAIRYA DOSHI KRVIA | MUMBAI

dhairya.doshi@krvia.ac.in +91 9969873949