Esha Jaiswal - Selected Architectural Works by Esha Jaiswal

design por olio Esha Jaiswal selected works

Esha Jaiswal M.Arch B.Arch esha.jaisval@gmail.com +91 9920765880 07. 05. 1991.

35 - B, Vasavi Colony, Behind Vikrampuri, Secunderabad, Telengana State - 500015

Seeking a posi on as an Architect /Architectural Designer educa onal background Faculty of Architecture | CEPT University, Ahmedabad, India Master of Architecture | Architectural Design + History, Theory & Cri cism Department of Architecture | School of Planning & Architecture (SPA) Bhopal, India Bachelor of Architecture | CGPA: 8.04 | Gold Medalist Board of Intermediate Examina on | FIITJEE Junior College, Saifabad, Hyderabad, India Intermediate Public Examina on | 84.8 % CBSE | Kendriya Vidyalaya Picket, Secunderabad, India All India Secondary School Examina on | 89.4%

2016-2018 2009-2014

2009 2007 scholarships / awards / recogni ons 2015 2010-13 work experience July 2018 - present May-July 2016 Jan-Dec 2015

Aug-Dec 2014 Jan-Jun 2013 May-June 2012 compe

Proficiency Gold Medal Best Academic performance in Architecture in the gradua ng B.Arch batch of 2014, SPA Bhopal, India 4 me consecu ve Merit Scholarship (45,000 INR each) recipient Secured 1st posi on in Academic Sessions 2009-2010 and 2012-2013, SPA Bhopal Secured 2nd posi on in Academic Sessions 2010-2011 and 2011-2012, SPA Bhopal EON Designers, Secunderabad, India | Architect Role: Involvement from conceptual to GFC stage, co-ordina on with structural design team, prepara on of deliverables Indian Ins tute of Technology Gandhinagar | Project Associate Worked in the capacity of an in-house architect on IIEC workspace proposal Perkins Eastman, Mumbai, India | Junior Designer Worked on Wadia Yerwada Farms, Pune; American Interna onal School, Dhaka; Okhla Godrej Residen al, New Delhi; M3M Gurgaon; Student Hostel 3, Ashoka University, Sonepat EON Designers, Secunderabad, India | Junior Architect ARCOP Associates Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India | Architecture Intern Development of co-ordinated drawings | Galgo a’s University, Greater Noida Katakam and Associates Architects, Secunderabad, India| Architecture Intern Proposal for extension within exis ng context | Hyderabad Golf Club, Hyderabad

ons 2015 2013

Par cipa on | Evolo Skyscraper Compe on 2015 Evolving City: a futuris c city in water that rearranges itself based on need Shortlisted Entry | IHCN Student Compe on Organized by Indian Heritage Ci es Network (IHCN), UNESCO (New Delhi) and Singhad College of Architecture, Pune, India

ac vi es Aug-Dec 2015

2011-2013 31 Aug-01 Sept 2012 2012 2012

Organizer Lunch & Learn Sessions, Perkins Eastman, Mumbai, India Academic Head of Student Body SPA Bhopal Student Volunteer ISOLA 8th Annual Conference: Bhopal Chapter Designed Logo SPA Bhopal’s Annual Fest ‘Synergy’ Member of organizing commi ee SPA Bhopal’s Annual Fest ‘Synergy’

skills Expert (5/5) Intermediate (4/5)

AutoCAD, Rhino, Photoshop, MS Oﬃce, InDesign, Sketchup, Revit| Free-hand Drawing/Sketching & 3D Visualisa on 3DsMax, Illustrator

licenses/cer fica ons Completed Pursuing

Architect with COA, CA/2019/108902 Autodesk Professional Cer fica on - Revit, LEED Green Associate Cer fica on

languages Na ve Language Working Proficiency Basic Proficiency

Hindi (speak/read/write) English (speak/read/write) Telugu (speak), French (speak/read/write)

other Playing Keyboard, Badminton, Sketching, Travel, Composing short poems

contents 01

Malek Saban Lake Precinct

Research + M.Arch Thesis

Ashoka University Student Hostel #3

Facade Study & Design

CAT EPB, HEMRL

Parking Structure

Kumar Residence

Kitchen Re-design + Furniture

Correa Bird Centre

Urban Leisure

IIT Gandhinagar IEC

Incuba on Centre Proposal

IIT Jodhpur: Acad & Admin Blocks 1

B.Arch Thesis

Gohar Mahal Precinct

Revitalisa on Plan

Hyderabad Golf Club

Extension Proposal

They exist oblivious of each otherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presence.

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Proposal- Knowledge Resource Centre, Ahmedabad Jnana Sansadhan Kendra

Place-making at Malek Saban Lake Successful public space endeavors at city level become examples to learn from, but, there is a diďŹ&#x20AC;erence between learning from and copying the same to other sites as is. Ahmedabad being in a semi-arid region has had a history of lakes to overcome water scarcity. Recent lake redevelopments like the Kankaria Lake and the Vastrapur Lake have gained much popularity among the city dwellers as recrea onal hubs. While being recrea onal sites they also serve the purpose of recharging the ground water. (Jagani, 2004) This became a popular solu on for the many lakes that were dried up within the city for the AMC to use. (Jadhav, 2010) Modelled on the Kankaria Lake, the Malek Saban Lake was under construc on for 13 years un l June 2016. Currently in a state of lying un-programmed this 335000 sqm gated public space boasts to become a recrea onal hub with landscaped gardens, walkways, childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s parks and snack parlours. (Jadhav, 2010) What has been missed here is that this site in the Industrial area of Bapunagar-Rakhial may require a diďŹ&#x20AC;erent idea of recrea on or public space. On the flip side this interven on has caused more damage. More than being a space of public ac vity it is now associated with fear, a par cular community and has become inappropriate for public ac vity.

Knowledge Resource Centre 01 (Re)opening public space to the public year

1. Research: Dec 2016, 2. Design: Feb - Mar 2018

place studio guide

Ahmedabad, Gujarat 1

thesis guide2

Sweta Ranpura assisted by Rushil Pallavajhala Purvi Bha

Research1 Hypothesis: Pa erns of housing ownership 1.5 km around the lake have caused it to be not used by the residents. Design2 Intent: Devise a suitable architectural programme to create a link between the lake and the people: Knowledge Resource Centre

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1.5 km

80 0

100 m

Area of Stadium: 145000 sqm approx. Area of Lake: 120000 sqm approx. Construction work in progress since 2003 (13 years) (as of 2016)

Removal of Slums has been unsuccessful, as allotted housing is not occupied or new slum dwellers emerge on site: causing delay in progress.

Slums were a result of 1969, 1985, 1992 and 2002 riots in the area.

Slum dwellers use the site for defecation, disposal animal carcass, bootlegging and illegal drying of PVC sheets.

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Communal Border

Questionnaire:

130 m

17 6 1.5 km

100 m 425 m 425 m

1. Do you use the Malek Saban Lake? Yes: What do you use it for? No: What are the reasons for not using it? 2. Did you use the Stadium before it was converted to the Lake? Yes: What did you use it for? No: What are the reasons for not using it?

55 m

8 4 15

5 14

Residential Mixed Use Informal Use

Mosques

Commercial Amenities Industrial Tree Cover Garden Boundary Wall Increased Use

MIG Housing

Abandoned

Tress-passing 50

Year 2016__Survey Samples + Mosques, Temples

Temple

LIG Housing Slum 0 - 200 m 200 - 400 m 400 - 800 m

300

150

+ Proximity to Lake

Uneven ground at entrance

RCC Boundary Wall from Outside

Entry to Malek Saban Lake

Boundary Wall Dargah at entrance behind

Strom-Water Drain, Boundary Wall, Scavengers

Lake, Mosque

Police Vans on Patrol

No Users Visible

4 km

No Users Visible

24.0

Over the years the Stadium Land saw itself addressed differently, now the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation envisions it as a Lake (for leisure) to be developed in the proposed transit oriented zone (TOD)

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24.38 M.

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60'

Malek Saban Stadium in Setu City Map (1998)

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Landuse map of Bapunagar (2002) showing the Stadium

DP 2021 showing Malek Saban Lake within TOD Zone (2011)

0.8 km Bootlegging Area

* Cricket Play Area for Slum Children

Defacation Garden

Garbage Garden

Gymnasium Cricket Area Dargah Cricket, Carnivals, Festivals Millitary Training, School Outings

Jogging Area Garden

Malek Saban

Lake

Stadium

Garden Library

Used by the city Swimming Pool

Chemical Influx

Bootlegging Area

Illegal Drying of PVC

Garden

Bapunagar Over Bridge Mixing Plant

PVC Colouring, Defacation

Year 2000 Y 2000__Overlay of Building Use + Contour + Vegetation__Activity A ti it on Sit Site

Year 2016__Activity on Site 0

150

Road Level

Lake is used by men, majority from the Muslim Community. Women who use the Lake are also from Slums. Major use is of Dargah or Health and Recreation. The Users are majorly from the residential area, the left half (due to the new boundary wall)

Year 2016__Inferences 6 The Stadium was majorly used by men, for cricket. Hindu women used the stadium for festivals and carnivals, Muslim women stay in Purdah. Slum dweller utilized the space the most. All areas within the 0-200 m distance utilsed the space. The Dargah and Temple were almost equally utilized anog the communities. Most of the Slum Dwellers earned out of the stadiumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presence.

Year 2000__Inferences 0 Year 2000 + 2016__Use of Malek Saban Stadium based on Gender, Community, Housing Type, Displacement from Lake (Colour input: 2016) Hindu Communities at the communal border avoid using the Lake due to presence of Dargah. Major reason for the lake to be not used is: Too Far. Amongst men: Unhygienic conditions of the site, since the 0-200 areas suffers from Dengue, Malaria and Chicken Gunia. Amongst women: Being Busy

Year 2016__Inferences 6 Year 2016__Reasons for not using Malek Saban Lake based on Geender, Community, Housing Type, Displacement from Lake

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Opportunity

Threat

• • • •

S-

Combining/connecting all areas together Bringing back amenities used earlier by the people Visually connected space Moving slums to another part of the site/to where AMC is shifting them Creating connection between man and water/boat rides etc. Creating economy generating opportunities on site Green lung for people of all ages and gender.

• AMC/other managing body (eg.Amul) maintains the site. Ownership may also be invested in locals • Community engaging space • Treating the edge sensitively • Unbiased use (economy generating) • Stronger connectivity to the surroundings • Widening the roads • Defensible space/lockdown

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• • • • • • • •

S-

Can become green lung for the area AMC can easily maintain the site The roads can be tapped for entrance Amenities for locals & slum dwellers can be provided Developing lake for recreation + economy generating use Connecting site to BRTS to the city Pulling markets closer to the site/into the site Religion neutral use

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• Will not be used. May trigger communal unrest • May become space for others and not the locals • Traffic/congestion • Deterioration of lake, site and health of surrounding residents • People leaving the surrounding areas: stigma • Drop in economic condition of locals • Gentrification?

• • •

Became a part of self-sustained city loop

(current status)

1990’s Collapse of Mills

Home Industries + Industrial Estates

Huge workforce Low economic condition

maximum 15-20 people

Dedicated spaces | specialised technologies: water pumps, die making etc. | second hand steel market | less dense

Site proposed for leisure (Recreational use)

Knowledge Resource Centre

Growth

French sociologist Joffre Dumazedier distinguishes 3 functions of leisure: relaxation diversion Learning

development

‘Relaxation: to free man from fatigue; the leisure of repose, of silence, of farniente, of doing things with no definite object, no necessary aim. Diversion: to free man from boredom; the leisure of escapism, fresh surroundings, of change and of seeking in which the imagination can have free rein. Development: to free man from mechanical thinking and conformity in his daily actions; the leisure of physical and intellectual education, and of expansion of the personality.’ (Candilis, 1972, p. 11)

programme formula on SWOT Analysis + programme Strength - Opportunity Developing lake for recreation + economy generating use Religion neutral use

Weakness - Opportunity Creating economy generating opportunities on site

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Strength - Threat

Knowledge Resource Centre

Growth

AMC/other managing body (eg.Amul) maintains the site. Unbiased use (economy generating)

Weakness - Threat Drop in economic condition of locals

Vision for the Programme: Knowledge Resource Centre An open platform that adapts with respect to needs of the community. Ephemeral in Nature.

for leisure - to support livelihood - as a laboratory

General

Training

Entrepreneurship

Enquiry

Inquisitiveness

Skill Development

Support for self -sustenance

Cater to

Learning for personality development

To get absorbed in some field/ Increase employablity

To start their own business

User Group: Adults 18+ Men + Women, Novices + Experts Quality of Space: Ephemeral/ Flexible Meaning of intervention in Ahmedabad:

Cases to learn from

Riverside School Cept University Kanoria Arts Centre School, Open Areas

NID Campus FAB Lab (MIT/CEPT) CEPT Workshops

Type of Interaction

(Groupwork/ Monologue/ Dialogue)

(Labour intensive/ Instruction/ Experimentation/ Execution)

Lecture Discussions, Activity spaces

Kind of Use

Workshop Instruction, Activity spaces

(It holds the potential of becoming a meaningful addition to Bapunagar)

Cafe Venture Kanoria Arts Centre Studio Spaces, Exhibit spaces

Creation of a platform for people to use To encourage upliftment

(Support: Space/ Management/ Finance)

Ephemeral in nature and thus can fit the needs of the users (the city) Timings: 6 am - 10 pm Sponsor/Revenue Sponsor: It will be established as a society in collaboration with an existing Industry under CSR (corporate social responsibility)

Incubation spaces, Consultation spaces, Discussion/ Activity spaces, Bank/Finance office

Construction Material: Concrete + Steel + (Brick + Glass)

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Kind of Users: Fluctuating

Novices Experts

Workshop spaces - 8X8 and 8X12 m Cafe + Canteen - 4X4 m + seating Auditorium - 250 seater Library - 50 people Administration + Gallery

Programme & its users

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Resdential Slum

WT D WT

Amenities es

parcel alloca ons with areas

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possible sites for Knowledge Resource Centre

final parcel alloca on

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Pedestrian Access Vehicular Access Residen al Community

SITE

Lake

1. Outside to Inside

Pedestrian Movement Residen al Community

Vehicular Access

Lake

2. Inside to Outside broad brush strategies for the site

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Vegeta on Residen al Community Residential Workshops Lecture Spaces Incubation +Cafe Lake

Lakee

* courtyard size precdent - NID A

3. Loca ng layers of spaces

NW Breeze Sun path North

Residen al Community

corridor

programme cool air

South

courtyard

4. Sun, Wind and Site Orienta on planning using 3 elements: courtyard, corridor and programmed spaces

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C Level 1 blow up - Incuba on Spaces

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Level 2 blow up - Lecture Spaces

column grid

corridor do

programme

courtyard

Courtyards act as spill over space for all programmes Level 3 blow up - Workshop Spaces

fostering interac on and suppor ng the ephemaral nature

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4000 c/c 300 deep steel fascia

200 x 200 steel + cross sec on column/beam

steel framed glazing

concrete wall/sill/slab

Level 1 Part Sec on C

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100 dia metal railing

300 deep steel fascia 4000 c/c

courtyard

300 wide 100 deep drain

Level 2 Part Sec on D

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01 roof level

parapet level terrace level bo om of beam

level 9

level 8

level 7 bo om of beam

level 6

level 5

level 4 bo om of beam

level 3

level 2

level 1 bo om of beam BREEZEWAY

ground level bo om of beam

a er revision: east facade of SH#3

Student Hostel #3 year

January - March, 2015

place

Sonepat, Haryana

Ini ated the idea of developing an exhaus ve facade study, Produc on of Design Development Set of SH #3

In order to make a rectangular plan, nine storey, monotonous and heavy looking brick hostel look lighter and unique various design strategies were used, within the given constraints.

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RARE - MEDIUM PROTRUSIONS DENSE

Sonepat

Perkins Eastman Rohit Saxena, Prithi Pendharkar design team Buvana Murali role

DENSE PROTRUSIONS

VOID IN BRICK (JALI) RARE PROTRUSIONS

IFRE Ashoka University

a er revision: view of brick modula on MEDIUM PROTRUSIONS

a er revision: view of brick modula on

SITE BOUNDARY

SH#3

PERIPHERAL ROAD

STUDENT QUADRANGLE

SH#4

SH#2

blowup A - student hostel #3 and surroundings

SH #3 administra ve block academic block residen al block sports block sports fields proposed

PERIPHERAL ROAD

STUDENT QUADRANGLE

before revision: student hostel #3 ground floor plan

HARD PAVED COURT

university masterplan: student hostel #3 highlighted

SH#2 eleva on on site: brick facade with color varia on

eleva on facing peripheral approach road

SH#3

SH#2

G+9

DATUM

design constraints: - follow the design language of earlier hostels - height restric on of 9 floors as per F.A.R - fixed student capacity - rigid floors plans design issues with â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;before revisionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; proposal: - heavy looking, solid brick block like building - building acts as a barrier: restricted pedestrian permeability between peripheral road and student quadrangle - lacks connec vity with adjacent hostels - monotonous look, no asthe cal treatment - passive facade towards the student quadrangle - hardascaped court: reduced place making before revision: view from peripheral approach road

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pedestrian connec on between drop oďŹ&#x20AC; and student quadrangle semi shaded pedestrian connec on between hostels parallel to the quad pedestrian movement within the carpet area carpet area visual permeability

PLANTED COURT

BREEZE

PERIPHERAL ROAD DROP OFF

STUDENT QUADRANGLE

ac ve pedestrian movement

WAY

decrease in density of pa ern perforated pa ern

A brick with protrusions B restricted pedestrian movement C breezeway D brick parapet E so scape F brick wall G brick trim H hardscape J brick

a er revision: student hostel #3 revised ground floor plan

before revision: perspec ve from peripheral approach road

before revision: perspec ve from student quad

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a er revision: perspec ve from student quad

a er revision: perspec ve from peripheral approach road D

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C OA

facade gird incorporated in the typical structural grid 08

exterior masonry/brick/concrete wall assembly with face brick in Flemish bond exterior masonry/brick/concrete wall assembly with exterior plaster exterior masonry/brick/concrete wall assembly with face brick in Flemish bond with brick protrusions face brick jali with voids

brick- les to match the color of face brick

brick trim composed of two courses of face brick headers

stone coping

granite stone sill

exterior stone plinth

solu ons incorporated in the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;a er revisionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; proposal: 1a roof

2a parapet

1d 1a

RARE

terrace beam bo om (BB)

- introduc on of brick protrusions on the facade: an element of design to break the monotony. - use of brick trims at every third level to iden fy the grade of protrusion. - carving a breezeway at the ground floor: gives the building a sense of light-weightedness. - use of store front fenestra on to enhance the light-weightedness at the ground floor. - incorpora on of an arcade around the court as well facing the student quadrangle as a place making strategy.

1b 1c

FFL

level 9

36 COURSES

level 8

U 1e level 7 BB

FFL

X. brick coursework (flemish bond) at level 7/8/9: number of brick protrusions are rare level 6 FFL BB

36 COURSES

level 5

level 4 BB

FFL 1c level 3

Y. brick coursework (flemish bond) at level 4/5/6: number of brick protrusions are medium S

D FFL

level 2

36 COURSES

DENSE

1f level 1

BB 1b BREEZE WAY

2c FFL ground level BB

Z. brick coursework (flemish bond) at level 1/2/3: number of brick protrusions are dense

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U. brick coursework at level 7/8/9: protrusions are rare 2

outside

1. Flemish Bond 2. Header protrusions every 5th course

1 2

stretcher

4 5

1/4 brick protrusion

4 5

3/4 brick S

9 course margin

8 9

axonometric view V. brick coursework at level 4/5/6: protrusions are medium 2

1. Flemish Bond 2. Header protrusions every 3rd course

outside

stretcher

3 4

4 5

3/4 brick S

5 course margin

8 9

1/4 brick protrusion

7 8 9

axonometric view W. brick coursework at level 1/2/3: protrusions are dense 2

1. Flemish Bond 2. Header protrusions every in course

outside

3/4 brick

3 4

5 6

1/4 brick protrusion

7 8 9

36 axonometric view

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3 4

stretcher S

7 8 9

1 course margin

jali gird incorporated in the typical structural grid 11

21 COURSES

roof

parapet

1d 1a

FFL

terrace beam bo om (BB)

S. jali coursework at parapet (flemish bond) 1d level 9 BB

30 COURSES

level 8

1e level 7

FFL

T. jali coursework (flemish bond) at typical levels level 6 1a 1b 1c level 5

Q. brick jali coursework at parapet

exterior masonry/brick/concrete wall assembly with face brick in Flemish exterior masonry/brick/concrete wall assembly with exterior plaster exterior masonry/brick/concrete wall assembly with face brick in Flemish

face brick jali with voids

brick- les to match the color of face brick brick trim composed of two courses of face brick headers

level 4

stone coping

granite stone sill

exterior stone plinth

1c level 3

R. brick jali coursework at typical levels level 2

axonometric view of brick jali

1f level 1 BB 1c

ground level

void in brick

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SKIRTING SAME AS FLOOR FINISH 100

FLOOR FINISH AS PER SCHEDULE 75

T.O.S. TYPICAL ROOM

FACE BRICK

WEEP 200

MORTAR NET 400

FLASHING WITH METAL DRIP EDGE

130

CONCRETE NIB BRICK TILE 1e

detail at typical window lintel

DAMP PROOFING

430

WINDOW SYSTEM AS SPECIFIED EXTERNAL PLASTER FACE BRICK WITHOUT PROTRUSIONS

25MM STONE STILL 2b LAID AT 1:50 SLOPE METAL FLASHING WITH CAP STONE SILL ALUMINIUM TRIM FOR WATERPROOFING DAM MORTAR FILL AS REQD. 150

METAL SPACER OR WINDOW SUBFRAME NEOPRENE SPACER FOR SILL SLOPE MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING APPLIED PRIOR TO WINDOW INSTALLATION CMU BLOCKWORK WALL TIES FACE BRICK

SKIRTING SAME AS FLOOR FINISH

100

FLOOR FINISH AS PER SCHEDULE

T.O.S.TYPICAL ROOM

detail at typical window sill

1025

CONCRETE WINDOW SURROUND

DAMP PROOFING

WEEP 200

MORTAR NET FLASHING WITH METAL DRIP EDGE

130

CONCRETE NIB BRICK TILE

FACE BRICK

SKIRTING SAME AS FLOOR FINISH

T.O.S. LEVEL 01 4.3M DAMP PROOFING

BRICK TRIM 1f WEEP 160

200

MORTAR NET FLASHING WITH METAL DRIP EDGE

130

detail at level 01 edge of slab

100

FLOOR FINISH AS PER SCHEDULE

CONCRETE NIB

EXTERNAL PLASTER

DRIP MOULD

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right: view of courtyad

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230 3000

230

9040

230

3000

450 HIGH, 230 THK. WALL

5000

1800

5940

1500

D 300

PARKING FLOOR

150 HIGH RCC PEDESTAL

300

ROOF SHEETING LINE ABOVE

plan - parking structure

ROOF FRAME ABOVE

PLAN - PARKING SHED B ROOF SHEETING LINE ABOVE

675

550

755

C/C DIMENSIONS

750 755

5940

785

660

975

1500

C/C DIMENSIONS

1500

S Q

S A

1500

PLAN - ROOF FRAME

typical girder at gird A, C, E C/C DIMENSIONS

1500

400

1500

TYPICAL GIRDER AT GRID A, C, E

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Q P = 50 Ø MS PIPE Q = 40 Ø MS PIPE R = 32 Ø MS PIPE S = 25 Ø MS PIPE

9040

plan - roof frame

ALL PIPE OF S TYPE (S = 25 Ø MS)

CORRUGATED ROOF SHEETING ABOVE ROOF FRAME

ROOF FRAME

ROOF GIRDER AT GRID A, C, E

RCC PEDESTAL

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC VIEW - PARKING SHED

exploded axonometric view

Parking Structure

CAT EPB, HEMRL

year

Sept. 2018

place

Pune

role

aiding the structural design by way of 3d modes and development of the drawing set

To design a simple parking structure as part of the larger project site of CAT EPB, HEMRL Pune.

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9500 3250

3000

3250

2705

3430

CORRUGATED ROOF SHEETING ABOVE ROOF FRAME

1000

150

BRICK WALL 230 THK.

REAR ELEVATION - PARKING SHED

rear eleva on

9500 3000

3250

1000

150 HIGH RCC PEDESTAL

150

2705

3430

3250

FRONT ELEVATION - PARKING SHED

front eleva on

sec on A

C/C DIMENSIONS

3430 3035

400

1500

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1500

6410 1500

2925

150

450

2705

3035

3430

CORRUGATED ROOF SHEETING ABOVE ROOF FRAME

1000

BRICK WALL 230 THK.

side eleva on

SIDE ELEVATION - PARKING SHED 6410 1500 975

670

550

745

755

785

660

755

C/C DIMENSIONS

745

S R

S S

2705 2925

1000

R P R

BRICK WALL 230 THK.

150 1000

600

3035

3430

685 270

450

540

CORRUGATED ROOF SHEETING ABOVE ROOF FRAME

P = 50 Ø MS PIPE Q = 40 Ø MS PIPE R = 32 Ø MS PIPE S = 25 Ø MS PIPE

RCC PEDESTAL 300 THK.

sec on B

SECTION B - PARKING SHED

3d view

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rear view

side view

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45 view from front side view

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isometric view - kitchen re-design

Kitchen Re-Design + Furniture

Kumar Residence

year

June 2019

place

Paras Seasons, Noida

role

design and produc on

brief

to convert a closed kitchen to an open kitchen with suitable interiors + furniture design

This project required designing within space constraints and a drawing set that could serve as means of communica on for finishing the flat between the developer and owner.

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5" 5'-11"

2'-6""

6'-8"

3'-5"

7'-7"

1'-021" 3'-2221"

18'-2221" 18'

1'-1121"

6'-10"

10'-7" 2'-2" 2

3'-821"

2'-7"

3'-421"

77'-9"

4'-7"

15'

6'-10"

1'-10"

7'-1"

4'-9"

10'-721"

4'-9"

6'-3"

17'-2"

4'-3"

2'-7"

3'-321"

1'-4"

10'-8"

23'-2"

11'-9" 9'-10"

10'-6"

D 2'-6"

5'-2" E

7'-3"

2'-2"

4'-6"

1'-11"

3'-10" 2'

4'-9" E

1'-6"

1'-4"

2'-121"

4'-9"

10'-8"

2'-9"

1'-6"

2'-3"

6'-2"

22'-7"

Kitchen Re-Design + Interiors : - woodwork (cabinets/modular drawers etc) - electric chimney + exhaust, stove, sink, fridge placement - conver ng a closed kitchen to an open kitchen

Furniture Design :

Shoe Rack

TV Cabinet

Dressing Table

Wall Fixed Wardrobes

house plan showing scope of work

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10'-7" 2'-021"

brick support below platform

1'-041"

521"

1'-041"

hole for gas pipe brick support below platform gas pipe connection

3'-221"

1'-1121"

1'-1"

sink 18 mm ply board

521"

1'-421"

1'-1"

2'-621"

4'-11"

handle

4'-1121"

cabinets below platform

cooking gas stove chimney above

5'-9"

6'-10"

cabinet above platform

1'-1"

1'-1121"

cabinets below platform 2'-8"

2'-6"

PLAN AT PLATFORM LEVEL plan at pla orm level

10'-7"

Y 1'-921"

6mm ply wood brick support below platform 1'-1021"

1'-10"

18 mm ply board box for modular drawer units ( typ)

plan below pla orm level

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brick support below platform

18 mm ply board

platform top 6 mm ply board cabinet below

1 1'

1'-1121"

balcony 2'- 7" wd

Y 2'-8"

2'-6"

PLAN BELOW PLATFORM LEVEL

sink

1'-1"

4 4'-111" 2

drawers below platform 2

6'-10"

2'-134"

521"

1'-1121"

1'-934"

134"

1'-4"

revolving type storage

10'-7" 3'-721" 3'-6"

2'-021" 1'-041"

1'-041"

4'-11" 2'-4"

2'-434"

1'-1"

18 mm ply board

2'-334"

1'-1"

chimney exhaust pipe inside top cabinet

chimney above chimney ht 5'- 5.5"from finished floor level

2'-2"

6'-10"

cabinet above platform

521"

granite top same as platform

1'-1121" 1'-1"

1'-1"

421"

PLAN AT TOP CABINET LEVEL Drg 3 plan at top cabinet level

49 sec on ZZ

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false ceiling at 7'-7"

chimney exhaust pipe inside top cabinet

2'-021"

1'-1"

2'-10"

521" 6" 3"

2'-2"

5'-521"

1'-1134"

6'-9"

chimney

LED light below top cabinets glazed tiles

2'-721"

7'-7"

2'-721"

chimney exhaust

channel for drawers

foot space

sec on XX

false ceiling at 7'-7"

1'-1"

2'-721"

7'-1"

7'-7"

10"

1'-341"

934"

2'-721"

1'-341"

10"

beam

2'-2"

2'-10"

4"22"

1'-1134"

LED light below top cabinets glazed tiles

foot space sec on YY

1 storage for large size bottles

50 sec ons - modular drawer units 1, 2, 3

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gap

foot space

2 storage for large boxes of grains/pulses/flour

channel for drawers

gap

134"

gap

3" 4"

foot space

2'-2"

1'-6"

2'-2"

3" 2'-2"

channel for drawers

gap

521"

gap

6" 1'

gap

521"

gap

1'-1134"

foot space

3 top drawer for small plates bottom drawer for large plates

sec on XX coluor scheme

sec on YY coluor scheme

4 top drawer for serving spoons/ladles etc with four compartments others - misc. storage sec ons - modular drawer units 4, 5, 6

foot space

drawers for misc. storage

421" 5" 5"

gap

channel for drawers 6

channel for drawers

gap

3" 3"

8" 4"

foot space

gap

2'-2"

gap

2'-2"

121" 1" 1"

gap

channel for drawers

gap

121" 2" 121" 121"

4" 6"

gap

2'-2"

gap

1'-1134"

foot space

for small bottles

51 MODULAR DRAWER UNITS

KITCHEN DETAIL

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53 photographs - kitchen re-design + interiors (executed with minor changes)

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2'-3"

1'-6" X

3 4"

1'-021"

2’6” for master bedroo om

MIRROR FIXED TO WALL

1'-8"

521" 521" 3"

ELEVATION

2'-3"

1'-3"

2'-3"

1'-3"

ELEVATION

3 4"

1'-334"

TYPICAL SECTION Y

1'-8"

3" 1134"

1'-8"

521" 521" 3"

1'-8"

1'-334"

3 4"

1'-021"

3 4"

1'-8"

521" 521" 3"

TYPICAL SECTION X

ELEVATION

1'-6"

dressing table for bedroom no 3, master bedroom

MIRROR FIXED TO WALL

521"

1'-8"

521"

3 4"

1'-421" ELEVATION

1'-6"

1'-3"

521" 521" 3" 3"

1'-8"

521" 521" 3"

1'-8"

1'-421"

TYPICAL SECTION Y

ELEVATION

3 4"

1'-334"

3 4"

1'-421"

3 4"

1'-8"

521" 521" 3"

ELEVATION WITH MIRROR

dressing table for bedroom no 2

1" DIA HOLES FOR VENTILATION ON BACK SIDE

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1121"

3'-6 " 1 4

3'-4"

3" SECTION X-X

1/2" PLYWOOD WITH VENTILATION HOLES

3' PLAN AT A-A

shoe rack

6'-7"

3 4"

621"

1/2"TH SHUTTERS

1141"

SHOE RACK - ELEVATION

1'-021"

SHOE RACK - ELEVATION ( WITHOUT SHUTTERS )

1'-1021"

3 4"

1 2"

1141"

621"

621" 1'-1021"

3 4"

1'-021"

621" 621" 621"

3'-4"

621"

3'-4"

621"

3 4"

3'-4"

4'-5"

fixed wardrobe bedroom 3 | size: 79” X 53”

3'-10"

6'-2"

3'-134"

6'-6"

8'-6"

3'-4"

3' 4" CLEAR DIM

1'-3"

FFL

fixed wardrobe master bedroom | size: 74” X 102”

6'-3"

1'-121"

10"

1021"

1'-121"

OPEN SHELF

GLAZED SHELF LED TV

6'-3"

LED TV

4'-2"

OPEN

GLAZED SHELF

OPEN

OPEN SHELF

2'-6"

GLAZED SHELF

2" A

ELEVATION

FFL

1'-1"

SECTION A-A

1'-1"

SECTION B-B

55 TV cabinet | fixed to wall | size: 75”X 75”

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concept sketch

Urban Leisure - [Birds + Leisure]

Correa Bird Centre

year

Architectural Design Studio I - 2017

place

Ahmedabad, Gujarat

CEPT faculty

Meghal Arya, Purvi Bha

studio brief

Devise an architectural programme on leisure such that the ‘Navrangpura Road’ street thrives; no F&B programmes.

To create leisure rooted in awareness and improvement of diversity of birds in the city through educa on and ci zen science1 focused on birds.

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Ahmedabad has always had a strong e with birds: it has come a long way from the, s ll prac ced, ‘Chabutara’ tradi on to Bird Races. Ahmedabad region being a major avi-faunal migratory site of India (November un l Mid-March) oﬀers varied des na ons (Suburban-weekly-leisure, Regional-seasonal-leisure) for a nature lover to enjoy birds: Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary, Thol Bird Sanctuary, Indora Nature Park, Gujarat University & L.D. College Campus, AITRA Campus and wetlands in and around the city. The Natural Heritage Conserva on Society in collabora on with the Interna onal Bank, HSBC has been conduc ng an annual Bird Race (bird watching) programme during the avi-faunal migratory season since 2008 to inculcate an ethos of awareness and conserva on of birds in the ci zens. While the newly introduced Bird Race which celebrates migratory birds, is s ll catching up, at an enrolment rate of 140-200 par cipants per year, the city as a whole has been familiar with bird feeding since 1500 AD, generally pigeons (Urban-daily-leisure). Bird feeding garners relaxa on and diversion, and can be combined with other ac vi es involving local birds,

LEISURE relaxation, diversion, developement ment

- Joffre Daumazedier

BIRDS ? ‘Without birds, nature ature would lose her voice and the planet its most engaging envoys. envoys Birds matter precisely preci because they matter to us. Environment is a concept. Nature a label. Birds are real, elements that live within our sensory plane. They spread their wings and bridge the gap between our world and the natural world.’

Gujarat ujarat University + L.D. L D College

500 M

Placess Pl

Events ts

Bird Watching g Bird Feeding

Nov-Marr

HSBS’s BIRD Race The Great Backyard Bird Count

Activityy

—Pete Dunne, Author, director Cape May Bird Observatory

Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary Thol Bird Sanctuary Indora Nature Park Gujarat University + L.D. College AITRA Campus Kanka K k ria ia Zoo Rasala Nature Park r

650 M

Site: Navrangpura Road

SUBURBAN

REGIONAL

Rasala Nature Park Kankaria Zoo

Thol Bird Sanctuary Indora Nature Park

Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary

Bird Watching

Bird Watching Bird Feeding

HSBS’s BIRD Race Thhhe Great G tB Backyard k d Bi Bird dC Countt

HSBS’s BIRD Race The Great Backyard Bird Count

Gujarat University + L.D. College AITRA Campus

Thol Bird Sanctuary Indora Nature Park

HSBS’s BIRD Race The Great Backyard Bird Count Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary

LEISURE

URBAN

DAILY

Bird d Feeding eed g

WEEKLY

SEASON NAL

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SITE

Eleva on A SITE

Eleva on B

AMC Office Oﬃce AMC

AMTS Bus ATMS BusStop Stop

Mul level Car Parking Multilevel Parking

Police Sta on

Police Station

Swas k

Swastik Junc on Junction SITE

CommercialComplex Complex Commercail BoysHostel Hostel Boys PostOffice Oﬃce Post

Bank

A - AMTS Bus stop by Charles Correa

58 AMTS Bus Panaroma

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NAVRANAGPURA START

Administration

ROAD

SITE

73 m2

Café 162 m2

1. Waiting Area + Entrance Foyerr

TOWARDS THE ROAD

2. Reception

1. Kitchen + Storee 2. Seating (Inside))

3. Office + Toilet

3. Seating (outsidee) 4. Cash Counter 5. Toilets T Teachin g Spaces 330 m2

Bird Supplies 42 m

1. Supplies Display Area 2. Storage

1. Lecture Rooms 2. Ornithologist’s Cabin +Toilet 3. Lab + Storage Library

156 m2

1. Reading Area 2. Stacking Area 132 m2

Bird Welfare

3. Computer Room

Open Spaces 4778 m2

1. Aviary

1. Sitting Areas

4. Staff Room

2. Examination Room

2. Activity Area

5. Storage

3. Doctor’s Room + To T ilet

3. Watch towers

6. TToilets

4. Incinerator

4. Water body

5. Store

5. OAT A

Art Centre 2155 m2 Plant Nursery

1. Office

Thicket 478 m2

234 m2

1. Plant Bed

2. Gallery

2. Office (billing space)+ Toilet

3. Book sale space

3. Potted Plant Space p

4. Staff room

4. Gardener’s Room 5. Store 1

iNSIDE

Public Passive P i EEngagement Active A i EEngagement

END

SITE

becoming a des na on for Urban-daily-leisure with all the interdependent func ons of leisure in it: A centre where ci zens can relax, learn about and enjoy the birds of the city and beyond. This site, Navrangpura Road, shows evidence of the ‘Bird Feeding’ phenomenon at the bus stop. The road has primarily commercial usage with the Navarangpura gam (village) being the only residen al area abu ng it. Prior to the new commercial complex constructed behind the bus stop, the land was dedicated to recrea on and sport ac vi es for the local people. The proposed centre will not only fill the vacuum of a recrea on space for locals, it will a ract city

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Abandoned Swimming Pool

Fence

Abandoned Gymkhana

Mul level Car-parking Space used for parking

BUS

DRIVE

WAY

BUS

DRIVE

WAY

Abandoned Bus Stop building

Ahmedabad municipality (AMC) oﬃce campus

Bird Feeding on site Fence

Bus stop - moved out Site for bird centre with exis ng condi ons

Trees on Navarangpura road (Trees on Correa Bird Centre site)

Indian Almond

REGIONAL

Amaltas Ashoka

Chestnut Leaf Trumpet Bush

Karanj

Spatapani

Common Bamboo

Mango

Shareefa

Copper pod

Me ha Neem

Shirish

Neem

Subabool

ovar Bird Sanctuary Banyan

Bird Watching Ber Bird Feeding

BS’s BIRD Race t Borsalli Backyard Bird Count ovar Bird Sanctuary

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Firangi Pani

Police Station

: AMTS Bus Stop Gulmohar

Peepal

Jamun

Jadi

concept evolu on

In al concept - Thicket + Bus Stop + Learning

ROAD

Idea of a ver cal to connect man to bird

61 2

Final concept - Meandering paths using bird-a rac ng trees + bamboo built forms + green mounds

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6 5 4 1

1 3

62 Correa Bird Centre | Site Plan Esha Jaiswal

Legend 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

AMTS Bus Stop Building by Charles Correa Entrance Public toilet OAT / Event Space Cafe + Studio + Bird watching deck Bird Welfare Ornithologistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cabin + Lab Bird watching deck Pond Future Thicket

Exis ng trees on site Future trees

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4 A

13 3

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Legend 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

* retaining the bus stop structure as is and adding spaces to it

12 2 1

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Detail 1

6300 5200

2475

+/- 00

Detail 2 Sec on A

Bird A rac ng Trees and Plants (for this site)

Chrysanthemum

Bamboo mat flooring

Hibiscus Tacoma Asoka Tree Flame of the Forest Peepal Tree Fig Tree

Bamboo frame + mat

Mango Tree

Blow up Detail 1

Rain Tree Shirish Cherry Tree Banyan Indian Coral Tree

Bamboo column 120-150 mm

Concrete slab

Java Plum Tree Indian Beech Karanj Tamrind

Brick wall

Concrete base

Orange Trumpet Flower

68 Blow up Detail 2

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House Sparrow

Black Kite

Egyp an Vulture

Long Billed Vulture

Red Wa led Lapwing

Common Myna

Rose Ringed Parakeet

Eurasian Collared Dove

Laughing Dove

Pigeon/Dove

House Crow

Alexandrine Parakeet

Plum Headed Parakeet

Asian Koel

Greater Coucal

Indian Treepie

Collared Scops-Owl

Spo ed Owlet

Brown Headed Barbet

Dusky Crag-Mar n

House Swi

Common Swallow

Green Bee Eater

Red-Vented Bulbul

Common Birds of Gujarat

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R&D Centre Research etc.

Common Facilities

Construction Workers

Academic Area Student Hostels

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School Future Development

s To Ba

Common Facilities

Staff Housing

Residen al Entrance

d edaba

The built form Main of the entire campus is ‘low-rise’ with elevatorEntrance free buildings. Buildings in each functional zone have been closely spaced around ‘courts’ with human scale. Few high rise apartment blocks, proposed along the main open spaces give definition to these spaces and also make the ‘skyline’ interesting. Majority low rise buildings with optimum open spaces will ensure natural airflow within the site and within the buildings.

m To Ah masterplan

1 2 3

academic area divisions, phase 1a

Incuba on Centre Proposal

IIT Gandhinagar IEC

year

June 2016

place

IIT Gandhinagar, Gujarat

role

work done in the capacity of in-house architect, IIT Gandhinagar

brief

conceptualize a conducive workspace for the IIT Gandhinagar Innova on & Entrepreneurship Centre (IIEC)

To present an in-house proposal fulfilling all requirements as a means of communica on with Architects of the Academic Area during the client-architect briefings

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Block 9

Google Earth image 2016

Sabarma River

Terrace

Light

Entrance

Academic Area requirements for IIEC :

design constraints:

Recep on cum Wai ng Area

- design within a built floor (exterior walls + structure) - ceiling height restric on of 2700 mm - rigid column/beam layout; li le room to chalk out spaces

1 Mee ng Room - 10-12 Persons Capacity 2 Huddle Rooms Incubatee Capacity of 60 Persons 2 StaďŹ&#x20AC; Cabins 1 Pantry Area

Lounge Space floor plan 3D - Block 9 | Floor 1

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Huddle Rooms (2)

Pantry (1)

Closed Workspaces (5) 3

Mee ng Room (1)

To i

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tra En

74 3D View

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Lounge Space

c ra

r Te

Open Workspace

Recep on + Wai ng Area

Staﬀ Cabins (1)

requirements for IIEC : Recep on cum Wai ng Area 25 Persons Closed Workspace Open Workspace 50 persons + Huddle Rooms for mee ngs

1 Mee ng Room - 10-12 Persons Capacity 2 Huddle Rooms Incubatee Capacity of 60 Persons 2 Staﬀ Cabins 1 Pantry Area Lounge Space

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02 HUDDLE ROOM 2

3 5 3825

2 5 2725

2 0 2880

2875 2 5 1 0 1100

HUDDLE ROOM 1

TERRACE

4 0 4540

4 0 4280

4115 4 5

INFORMAL SEATING PANTRY 2 0 2640

3 0 3000

BOOK RACK

LOCKERS

3 5 3375

1 12630 0

PRINTING STATION

8 3 0 3000

16080 1 0

OPEN SEATING WORKSPACE

LOCKERS 1690 1 0

3 0 3160

3105 3 5

3 0 3000

1200 0

MEETING ROOM

4 0 4200

RECEPTION CUM WAITING C

OFFICE

2 0 2400

5 0 5480

3 5 3235

OFFICE

4255 4 5

3 0 3000

4 0 4250

3 0 3170

Recep on + Wai ng Mee ng Room

14.0 sqm

Huddle Room 1

11.0 sqm

Huddle Room 2

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Circula on 82.7 sqm

23.3 sqm

7.8 sqm

Closed Workspace

13.2 sqm (approx.)

Open Workspace

190.0 sqm (approx.)

Oï¬&#x192;ce

13.0 sqm (approx.)

Pantry

17.6 sqm

66.1 sqm (total)

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Lockers for open sea ng workspace

StaďŹ&#x20AC; Cabins

Recep on + Wai ng Area

Mee ng Room

Entrance

Feature Wall

details - entrance foyer

recep on

feature wall at entrance

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1800 mm high Feature Wall

Carpeted area to demarcate the workspace

1200 mm wide

High table and stools for individuals or smaller groups

details - open sea ng workspace

formal sea ng precedent - American Underground | Durham Startup Hub and Workspace | NC, United States

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Work Desk 750 mm high

5 person closed workspace module

Tack Board Storage

White Board

High Tables (900 mm high)

High Stools Carpeted central area details - closed workspaces

circula on

1200 mm high Ledge Wall

1200 mm

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Informal Sea ng

1800 mm high Break Wall with perfora ons at 1200 mm

Pantry with sink, working top, refrigerator and sea ng

Huddle Room

details - lounge, pantry & huddle rooms

informal sea ng precedent - American Underground | Durham Startup Hub and Workspace | NC, United States

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ceiling precedent - Make Architects, London OďŹ&#x192;ce

sec on 01 *

sec on 02 *

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ceiling precedent - Perkins Eastman, Mumbai OďŹ&#x192;ce

2700 mm

83 * structure as per structural drawings

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Academic & Administra ve Blocks 1

IIT Jodhpur

year

January - May, 2014

place

Jodhpur, Rajasthan

thesis guide

Assistant Professor Sandeep Arora

Hot-Arid regions of the world are tough to survive in. Thus, sites in such clima c regions need special a en on regarding their overall se lement planning as well as building design. Understanding the climate, its elements, their characteris cs and genera ng passive design strategies in response to the climate, at both the se lement as well as building level make essen al building envelope design guidelines.

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Jodhpur

IIT Jodhpur Phase 1 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Academic and Administra on Blocks, is a project where in Climate Responsive Design has been taken as a challenge and has been given priority over other aspects of designing a campus. As a result of the study, a se lement as well as a building gene has been developed as the design proposal with the appropriate func onal requirements. The proposal has the poten al to safe guard the residents from the harsh clima c condi ons as well as creates a healthful and interac ve educa onal environment out of its unique iden ty.

NH 65

659 ACRES B

183 ACRES

Plant Nursery Ecological zone Productive Landscape Sports Zone Services

2013 December: IIT Jodhpur site

50 100

150 250

30 50

Scope of work in Masterplan Fauna at site: Deer

E+EP - Electrionics & Electronic Power Lab PH+MA - Physics & Materials Lab M+ED - Mechanics & Engineering Drawing Lab CH+B - Chemistry & Biology Lab WS+MF - Workshop & Manufacturing Lab CH. STORE - Chemicals Store GL. B - Glass Blowing LAB FAC. - Lab Facili es VF - Visi ng Faculty F - Faculty C+S - Cafe + Sta onary SCS - Student Collabora on Space CSE - Computer Science & Engineering ME - Mechanical Engineering SS - System Science EE - Electrical Engineering CEN. ST. - Central Stores SOR - Student & Oﬃce Records DIC - Director’s Complex RSC - Registrar’s & Staﬀ Complex DC - Dean’s Complex

Flora at Site: Watermelons

Note only landuse scheme has been u lised whereas the se lement plan has been challenged in the research

high heat = evapora on of moisture

sand dunes

loose desert soil

very loose desert soil

nature of desert is of a ‘shi ing landscape’

Over a prolonged period of high heat and strong winds, sand dunes are formed.

In the ‘drylands’, winds could have veloci es of up to 30 km/hr-60 km/hr. A strong wind of 48 km/hr can move 1/2 a ton of sand over a meter wide strip in one day. (Krishna, 2014)

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strong wind (X kmph) with capcity to li debris (Y ton)

loose desert soil

X kmph carrying Y ton

undula on (acts as shelter)

loose soil

less than X kmph carrying less than Y ton

compara vely firm

A. eﬀect of wind 1: when there isn’t any undula on in the soil surface

B. eﬀect of wind 2: when there is a depressed undula on in the soil surface

C. eﬀect of wind 3: when there is a protruding undula on in the soil surface

Strong unobstructed wind has the capcity of carrying a certain weight of desert sand & debris (detritus) upon fric on with the soil surface. This case dosen’t allow for growth of life and is dangerous to be exposed to.

Here, the strong unobstructed wind, even though has same the capcity of carrying desert sand & debris like case A, forms low speed eddies in the depression due to low pressure. The depression on the other hand acts as a collec on area for water or shelter in case of sand storms. Thus allowing for a possiblity of life.

Once hi ng an obstruc on the wind’s speed reduces significantly causing it to shed the debris it is carrying. The leeward side of the obstruc on experiences a compari vely firm soil condi on with compared to the windward. Thus, allowing for collec on of water, shelter from quick evapora on and eventually a possiblity of life.

Jorhad: an undula on in the desert surface causing collec on of water.

X kmph carrying Y ton

Desert Fortress in Morocco on the leeward side of sand dunes

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Large undual on used as a shelter for se lements

Sun Path Diagram: Al tude (as per ISHRAE & Climate Consultant) a. Winter Sols ce 21 December

Sun Path Diagram: Azimuth (as per ISHRAE & Climate Consultant) NORTH

Undesirable 115o of Sun between 9 am & 12 pm from South 39o

Winter Sun is Desirable as deserts get unbearably cold in winter. b. Summer Sols ce 22 June

115o

80o

80o of the Summer Sun is Undesirable

b. Spring Equinox 21 March

63.3o

Methodology

Climatic Analysis

Developing Conceptual Building Gene

63.3o of the Spring Sun is Undesirable

Generate building grid by functional and wind study

b. Autumn Equinox 21 September

62o

Creating a settlement shield to complete the Settlement Gene

Synchronised

Fixing dimensions according to functional requirement

Functional Analysis

Analysis of Landuse Plan provided in the IITJ Masterplan and generation of building grid

Place building modules in grid according to function

Identify various networks: Student Curve, Faculty Curve etc.

87 62o of the Autumn Sun is Undesirable

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Use of Spherical volume to analyze eďŹ&#x20AC;ect of Sun and Wind on a building N

115o

berm

hot wind

a. Volume in plan, Southern solar exposure of 115o to be avoided

b. Volume in plan, Southern solar exposure of 115o shielded by earthen berm (reduces temperature by 2-3oC when hot and vice-versa when cold); Accessibility to North light intact; Southwestern winds get deflected

c. Volume in plan, Southern solar exposure of 115o shielded by earthen berm; Accessibility to North light intact, at an angle; Southwestern winds get deflected; Vegeta on on North-West to avoid glare

d. Volume in sec on, al tude solar exposure of 80o-450 to be avoided

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i. Desirable as berm protects longer side, less eastern western glare & heat, more shading by building

i. Undesirable as berm protects shorter side, more glare & heat on east, west and lesser building shade

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a. Building Gene as basic element of se lement

b. Volumes in sec on, For cross ven la on building must be, X = 5h or 7h Thus, h = 2M implies X = 10M or 14M

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Shielding the se lement from Wind using wind breaks - Two Berm Concept Detritus shed a er impact

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f. The site and its surroundings to the South-West being flat aid the storms reaching the se lement coming at high speeds carrying large amount of detritus. When a single berm is placed against these storms, A. Eﬀec veness in terms of speed: It would only reduce the speed and be eﬀecve up to a distance of 30h from the berm (h = height of berm) B. Detritus shedding: The storm with a reduced speed by <40% will have a tendency of shedding the detritus as it will lose its carrying capacity. This detritus will unfortunately fall on the se lement as there is no shield against it. Thus, we not only need a shield from the erosive speed but even from the shed detritus and so the Two-Berm Concept comes into picture.

g. In sec on A1, the storm or strong wind on impact with the wind break sheds detritus both before as well as a er the break Vegetated Green Belt

h. A vegetated green belt between the two berms will act as a detritus and heat sink B1 & B2 will have an increased eﬀec veness in terms of reducing the speed of the wind i.e. will shield a larger area beyond them HB1 < HB2 with slope of 1:1.5 so as to remain stable on their own and not crumble down HB1 = 4.5 M, HB2 = 7M (for wind speed 60 km/hr) B1 will be at a distance of (5 mes HB1) from B2 B1 & B2 will be eﬀec ve up to a distance of (30 mes 7 m) = 210 m, with the maximum wind speed of 30 km/hr.

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The se lement can be vegetated resul ng in no loose ground - elimina ng the possibility of the wind carrying anymore detritus.

Repea ng the Two Berm Se lement

a. These two berms can be repeated a er the distance of 210 m in order to shield against the hot dust laden winds from the South-West and against the chilling winter breeze from the North.

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IHCN Student Compe

Gohar Mahal Precinct 08 year

2013

place

Old Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

collabora on

Pranav Semwal & Benson Mathews

theme

Reviving Past, Sustaining Present

Experiencing the charisma and the vitality of a city where the past blends perfectly with the present and creates a be er sustainable tomorrow; alterna ng between the impressions of urban conversion to the traces of Nawab and Beghumsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Era of yesterday.

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residen al use

open spaces

abandoned spaces

heritage buildings: historic use

commercial use

informal ac vity

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religious use

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heritage buildings: public access

B mushaira (poe c symposium) qawwali (devo onal music) pa yabaazi (discussions on current poli cal aďŹ&#x20AC;airs) batolebaazi (wi y discussions in market place) cricket matches chess tournaments religious gatherings poli cal campaigns

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1900s: palace precinct from upper lake

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2013: palace precinct from upper lake

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revitalisa on plan The theme of the interven on,â&#x20AC;? reviving past, sustaining presentâ&#x20AC;?, suggests an amalgama on of experiences of the past, which have been long forgo en, into the current urban fabric, drawing the site, and the buildings out of their present condi ons of ignorance and decay, by crea ng an aura of liveliness around them, reclaiming the importance these marvels once held back for them.

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proposal for HGA Club Houseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s masterplan

HGA

CLUB

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ANNEXE

view from the golf course

Hyderabad Golf Club

Extension Proposal year

2012

place

Hyderabad, Telengana

guidance

Ar. Asoka Katakam

Hyderabad

In order to conceptualize a master plan for the Hyderabad Golf Associa on (HGA) club house, a scheme to fulfill the requirements desired by HGA was proposed that included 1. an Annexe building to the north side of the exis ng club house with an indoor swimming pool, health club/gymnasium and squash courts. at the two levels. 2. extension of the exis ng club house at the 1st floor

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