Architecture Portfolio by Dhannya Jacob

architecture portfolio dhannya e jacob

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al shera’a - DEWA headquarters Net Zero Energy Office Building

saint gobian multicomfort house Experience center, Masdar city, Abu Dhabi

space as a therapist

psychiatric hospital, Magdeburg Germany

tempelhof transformation to a global urban implant

house 91

private residence,Bangalore, India

galaxy club

club house,Bangalore,India

Yacht concept design academic exercise

study of tensile structures academic exercise

bridge

academic exercise

construction drawings

AL-SHERA‘A - DEWA NEW HEADQUARTERS, DUBAI, UAE A Zero Energy Office Building Professional project : Obermeyer Middle East Location : Dubai, U.A.E Year: 2018 Size: 101,100 sq.m AIM State of the art Zero Energy Office Building with a total 191,000 sqm Built Up Area and 101,100 sqm Gross Floor Area . The building consists of a Basement, Ground Floor, 4-storey parking podium and 15 floors with multifunctional office space for 5,000 people. The building includes the largest solar roof in the world with an area of 19,000 SQM. The façade and the platforms of the building comprise a further 2,000 sqm of building-integrated photo-voltaic modules. The building will produce 6,700 MWH per year and consume less than 60 KWH / sqm per year. The project will be certified under LEED Platinum, WELL Silver & AL SA’FAT Platinum.

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DISCLAIMER: All masses and mass rations are before commencement of any wo solely responsible to check on the site. Disagreements and objecti be reported immediately to the architect in writing and agreed with

This drawing is only related to the plans of the structural and profe as the implementation details. The breakthrough design is adopted for information only and remo All structural components must be sized according to strength requ All connections plasterboard to concrete/masonry must be designe Parapet heights and opening heights refer to finished floor. All rights reserved 2017 Obermeyer

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Al Sheraa B+G+4P+15F+Service

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Al Jadaf

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Al Sheraa B+G+4P+15F+Service

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DISCLAIMER: DESCRIPTION: All masses and mass rations are before commencement of any work by the contractor solely responsible to check on the site. Disagreements and objections to the execution must be reported immediately to the architect in writing and agreed with him.

This drawing is only related to the plans of the structural and professional engineers, as well as the implementation details. The breakthrough design is adopted for information only and remove the scarf plans. DRAWING TITLE All structural components must be sized according to strength requirements. L02 Plan Section Perspecti All connections plasterboard to concrete/masonry must be designed sliding. Parapet heights and opening heights refer to finished floor.

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The design of the building is inspired from the traditional ‘Emirati’ houses, where various enclosed spaces overlook an open courtyard.The office spaces and other amenities overlook this courtyard , making it the focal point and serving as the social meeting point for the users.The whole building is shaded byIssue for Tender a roof structure resembling a ‘sail’ which is a cultural symbol in the Emirates.This roof also equipped with over 18000 sq.m of solar panels with the help of which energy to operate the entire building is collected.

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Al Sheraa B+G+4P+15F+Service

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Al Jadaf

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326-2950

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SUSTAINABILITY The building is targeted to be a Zero Energy Model Section Perspectives Building,where the total energy used in the building in one year is equal to or less than AR0138 0 the energy produced by it. This is the first net ZEB in the region and the largest in the world. DRAWING TITLE

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Saint Gobain Multicomfort House (Sustainable Building Design

of the year - 2019 MENA Green Building Awards) A us er experience center for Saint Gobain Professional project : Obermeyer Middle East Location : Masdar City, Abu Dhabi Year: 2019 Size: 400 sq.m AIM To create an experience center which takes the visitors on a sensory journey experiencing the products and ideology of Saint Gobain. At the same time to adhere to the values of the world wide initiative of ‘Multicomfort by Saint Gobain, where each Multicomfort House around the world sets a global bench mark for the next generation of sustainable habitat by integrating thermal, viusal, acoustic & indoor air quality comfort into one building to make it more comfortable, healthier, sustainable and more energy-efficient.

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Saint Gobain Multi Comfort House | Detailed Design Report | 13 December 2018

ground floor plan

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CONCEPT

The presence of an existing sewage holding tank on site influenced the building to take its form. Three planes were inserted on the site with the idea of physically creating a barrier between the sewage tank and the building. A fourth plane was added to create an entrance and all the planes together guides you through the spaces. The requirement for a space to hold occasional seminars and workshops along with display of St. Gobain products and an office space with meeting room for the employees was challenging to be provided within 400 m² and this gave rise to the need of a multifunctional and flexible space which led to the creation of the double height space with a series of steps that lead to the first floor.These steps emphasises the idea of an experential journey and simultaneously serves as a seating and display area. The first floor has an office area with collaboration area for the visitors and the staff.The meeting room due its requirement for privacy is located in the second floor.

first floor plan

second floor plan

Space as a Therapist Extension of Magdeburg Munici pal Psychiatric hospital. Academic project : M.Arch 1st sem Location : Magdeburg, Germany Year: 2013 Size: 3971 sq.m Professor: Prof. Ralf Niebergall AIM To create a secure and healing environment, which provides a sense of freedom and orientation simultaneously for people who face extreme emotional crisis. Also to reduce and counteract prejudices concerning mentally ill and psychiatric facilities.

proposed site in magdeburg

CONCEPT The Street

Pockets of green healing spaces enclosed by various clusters are connected by the ‘central street’. ZONING This arrangement emphasizes the different stages of recovery, i.e. from a safe enclosed environment to a more open ‘main street’ and finally to the outside world. ‘The street’ besides being the main circulation and communication spine, also acts as a buffer between the semi-private and private zones.

ground floor plan

acute care unit B

therapy spaces

second floor detoxification unit

geriatric unit

Comfortable scale

therapy spaces

adolescents & children unit

parents & children

The overall height of the hospital was carefully limited to 3 floors to maintain a scale comfortable for the patients and avoid an imposing effect on them. Parents & children and Adolesfirst floor cents units were placed in the ground floor, so that the children can use the green spaces. The second floor consists only of the acute care unit, as the patients belonging here is always under strict observation and cannot be allowed to interact with other departments.

therapy spaces

ground floor

Healing spaces Spatial hierarchies, interactive spaces and view of green spaces were the key features considered while designing each unit. Special effort was taken to avoid the stereotypical corridors in a hospital. Every bed room was carefully placed to form a cluster, which created these “junctions “ of interactive spaces for the patients and staff. This kind of layout gave a sense of freedom and unrestrictedness to the patients, while making it easier for the staff to observe without imposing.

first floor plan

second floor plan

1 double room 2 single room 3 day room 4 toilets 5 work space clean 6 recreation room-staff 7 duty room 8 nurse’s station 9 doctor’s room 10 occuaptional therapy 11 therapy 12 multi functional room 13 open kitchen/cafe 14 lift lobby 15 reception lobby 16 group room 17 play therapy 18 multi family therapy 19 conversation room 20 parents & child room 21 creative room 22 kinesiatrics 23 dining 24 terrace 25 music therapy 26 treatment room 27 leisure room 28 handicapped room 29 observation room

reception lobby

section BB’

‘the street’

section AA’

west elevation

1. day room-children & adolescent unit 2. typical room-childrens unit 3. common space 4. terrace garden-acute care unit

south elevation

TempelhofTherap Transformation to a gloal urban implant Academic project : Location : Year: Professor:

M.Arch 2nd sem (conceptual) Berlin, Germany 2014 Prof. Omar Akbar

AIM To rejuvenate and implant an icon in Berlin’s Tempelhofer feld, which was at one point of time a major symbol of power. The intention was to merge the edges of the site with the city and simultaneously create a platform for the increasing young poulation of the creative industry in Berlin,to learn, perform and exhibit their arts.Thus creating an Urban weave of different cultures and communities along with the existing activities of the site.

The site being a vast flat land in the middle of city fenced all around except for limited entry points, gave a sense of isolation and and of being inaccessible. To weave the site with the city was the major aim.While the structure acts like a landscaped pathway for the pedestrians at the roof level, the lower levels comprises of facilities for the creative population of Berlin to learn , create and exhibit their works. The undulating form intents to break the monotony of the vast flatness of the site.

The current activities of the site which includes sports events, skating, para-gliding etc will continue in the eastern part of the site, this also acts like a breathing space for the highly dense residential area in the east. The walkway will also be like an open platform for street performances and art. Thus weaving the people of Berlin to art.

House 91 Private residence Professional project : Ochre architects Location : Bangalore, India Year: 2011 Size: 604 sq.m Six wall frames run along the length of the 80ft. x 120 ft site which houses plenty of silver oak trees. Maximum visual connection with the natural environment was the primary aim.

CONCEPT

The idea of lines transformed into planes and finally into six geometrically sculpted parallel walls define the project. The perpendicular planes to these walls are made transparent to ensure unobstructed visual connectivity across the site. The parallel walls define five spatial bays as two service, two private and one semi-private.

The floor slabs are carefully designed to emerge and hover above the ground to create a subtle floating effect and at the same time to emphasise the solidity of The wall frames rise above the roof slab, converting themselves into planter boxes and seating areas on the terrace.

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ground floor plan

section X

site entry car park security cabin entry corridor main entry foyer & living water body front garden prayer area family room family garden

12 dress & bath 13 bedrom 1 14 bedroom garden 15 dining 16 court 17 bedroom 2 18 bedroom garden 19 dress & bath 20 powder room 21 kitchen 22 bedroom 3 23 dress & bath 24 study/library 25 terrace 26 bridge 27 home theatre 28 bar 29 maid’s room 30 master bedroom 31 dress & bath 32 home gym 33 jacuzzi 34 part terrace terrace floor plan

section Y

Galaxy Club Clubhouse for a gated community Professional project : Ochre architects B Location : Bangalore, India Year: 2009 Size: 6038 sq.m The Galaxy Club is part of a large integrated township called the Brigade Gateway which comprises of a 5-star hotel, mall, multi-specialty hospital, office complex, school, playg`

CONCEPT

Circulation

Evolving from the constraints of an oddshaped site, the scheme explores the possibilities of overlapping spatial volumes, which are animated through active circulation cross overs.

A stairway runs along the length of the building, pausing at every floor to lead the user to the various facilities provided.

movement spine

sports fold

leisure terraces

programme distribution

1 plaza 2 lobby 3 grand stairs 4 library 5 coffeee shop 6 pool service 7 creche 8 ladies toilet 9 gents toilet 10 disabled toilet 11 board room 12 back office 13 staff dining 14 gents toilet 15 server room 16 ladies toilet 17 store 18 service entry 19 garbage room 20 ups room 21 elec.panel 22 service core 23 pool 24 gents toilet 25 ladies toilet 26 store 27 table tennis 28 locker 29 play area 30 squash

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first floor plan

31 service core 32 party hall 33 av room 34 badminton 35 billiards 36 sit out 37 gents toilet 38 ladies toilet 39 locker room 40 bakery 41 service lift 43 party hall 44 gym 45 multi purpose hall 46 restaurant 47 ladies toilet 48 gents toilet 49 kitchen 50 health lobby 51 steam sauna 52 massage room 53 saloon 54 bridal make up 55 massage room 56 steam, sauna 57 service core 58 service core 59 party space 61 fire escape

second floor plan

third floor plan

Yacht concept design Academic exercise : M.arch 1st s em.(indvidual) Year: 2013

An exercise to develop skills in 3d modelling using maya and rhino.

elevation

plan

Study of tensile structures Academic exercise : Location : Year:

DIA (group of 2) Berlin,Germany 2014

The exercise mainly aimed at developing the software skills in Rhino, grasshopper and Kangaroo and using it as a tool to study the added possibilities in architectural structures.

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Bridge Academic exercise : Location : Year:

DIA(group of 2) Berlin,Germany 2014

The exercise mainly aimed at developing the software skills in Rhino, grasshopper and Kangaroo and using it as a tool to study the added possibilities in architectural structures.

study of solar insolation

shadow simulation

Construction drawings

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