ARCHITECTURAL
GAYATRI .V. NADAGOUDA 2015 -2020
Work Experience 2019 (Jul-Nov) : 5months
Internship at Balla & Balla design studion, Banaswadi, Bangalore.
Education 2001 - 2013
Schooling at Basaveshwara primary and high school, Bagalkot.
About
2013 - 2015
Pre-University at Vijay chetana pu college , Bagalkot.
Gayatri .V. Nadagouda
2015 - 2015
B. Arch at RV College of A rchitecture, Bangalore. I am a graduate of RV College of Architecture, Bangalore. In my experience at the educational institution and workplace, I have developed an in-depth understanding of how people use spaces and an ability to develop designs that realize the potential of these spaces and also helped me to develop interests in design discussion or solving design details and models. This is where I believe I am intuitively strongest, motivated, continuously evolving, and searching towards creativity.
Software skills AutoCAD Sketchup Adobe Ps Adobe Id
Vray Lumion Rhino
Other skills Interest Photography, Travel, Cooking, Sketching, Painting.
Contact
Hand drawing Model making
Sketching Presentation
Competition 2020 October
+91 8861046241 gayatrinadagouda@gmail.com
Scared Space competition by Archdais
Languages English, Kannada
C o n t e n t s
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Emergence | Bagalkot, North Karnataka X Semester - Architectural Thesis Project | 2020
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Faceted Earth - Talking to the trees | Basavanagudi, Bangalore
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Mosaic - Stained glass studio | Hypothetical
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City Centre | Badami House, Mysore road, Bangalore
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Settlement Study/Documentation | Bendebembli, North Karnataka
V Semester - Architectural Design Project | 2017
VII Semester - Interior Design Project | 2018
VII Semester - A rchitectural Design Project | 2018
III Semester - A rchitectural Design Project | 2016
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01 EMERGENCE Community development through tourism Site Location : Bagalkot, North Karnataka Feb-Jun, 2020 EMERGENCE – The process of becoming visible after being concealed Faculty : Anup Naik, Seema Maiya, Nagaraj Vastarey, Mehul Patel
This thesis project will explore a place(OLD BAGALKOT)– which is submerged in back water of Almatti reservoir(upper Krishna Project), that had lost values of space, historical significance(Fort, Temples and Masjids), memories, buildings etc. Also, creating a symbiotic relationship between the past and the present.
The urban fabric has suffered from back water, inadequate services and inappropriate use, with many people living in unsanitary condition. It is a comprehensive project aimed at every aspect of environment, heritage and human life, with several components including restoration, training, education, public spaces, tourism and raising public awareness. All these components tied together to achieve an integrated enduring revitalization.
Fort Wall: as historical significance or symbol of fallen city/fort. Revitalization: conserve existing building by putting them into good contemporary use. This approach gives historic buildings a “Second Life” by reconnecting them with society. The main aim to rehabilitate the place, to preserve its heritage and create a better quality of life for its habitants. The history of a city gives it its identity: for example, if it’s a city whose history is connected to water somehow, then water can become a symbol, which allows you to exploit this element in many ways in public spaces. Intention here is not simply to preserve existing nor to oppose the new layer to old. This thesis attends to explore how this layer could become a tool for both preserving such as wall(historic significance), environment and at the same time encouraging further development.
Theoretical Premise : This thesis project will explore a place(OLD BAGALKOT) – which is submerged in back water of Alm Masjids), memories, buildings etc. Also, creating a symbiotic relationship between the past and the present.
THEORETICAL PREMISE
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The urban fabric has suffered from back water, inadequate services and inappropriate use, with many people living in unsanitary condition. It is a comprehensive project aimed at every aspect of environment, heritage 1 and human life, with several components including restoration, training, education, public spaces, tourism and raising public awareness. All these components tied together to achieve an integrated enduring revitalization.
and Kote, which e doors to enter
LOCATION: Bagalkot (North Karnataka) BAGALKOT FORT – “PANIMAHAL” – name derived maybe fort is located in front of Ghataprabha River. HISTORY Bagalkot or Bagalakote is a district in North Karnataka that has a rich historical significance. Bagalkot was the capital of Chalukya kingdom. There are several historical stories that connects Bagalkot. According to legend, this town used to be ruled by Ravana, the king of Lanka. He had gifted this town to his musicians (called Bhajantries). Another story says that this town was gifted by one of the Bijapur kings to his daughter as part of a marriage tradition.
The name Bagalakote is believed to be derived from two Kannada words: Bagilu and Kote, which means door and fort respectively. There used to be a fort in the town, and two huge doors to enter the fort, and it is believed that the town gets its name because of these huge doors.
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District has several places of interest that shows the rich culture of Chalukya Kingdom Badami, Aihole and Pattadakal.
INTRODUCTION
ACCESS FROM OLD BAGALKOT TO NEW BAGALKOT
MAIN JUNCTION/ NODES
The name Bagalakote is believed to be derived from two Kannada words: Bagilu and Kote, which means door and fort respectively. There used to be a fort in the town, and two huge doors to enter the fort, and it is believed that the town gets its name because of these huge doors
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Map showing old and new bagalkot
BAGALKOT FORT – “PANIMAHAL” – name derived maybe fort is located in front of Ghataprabha River. 260feet long fort. 1800, the provincial manager Ananda Rao bhikaji of the rastia family, lived in Bagalkot and built a palace. 1810, peshwa Bhimrao over the area to Nilakantharao sarsubedar who held Bagalkot fort with a garrison till General munro took it in 1818.
BAGALKOT FORT/ PANIMAHAL During Brigadier General Thomas Munro’s campaign to subdue the Southern Maratha territories, on February 22, 1818, he quickly secured the surrender of the very large, castle-like fort of Bagracotta (today Bagalkot), strategically located on the Ghatabrabha River, near its confluence with the Krishna River. • 1800, the provincial manager Ananda Rao bhikaji of the rastia family, lived in Bagalkot and built a palace. • 1810, peshwa Bhimrao over the area to Nilakantharao sarsubedar who held Bagalkot fort with a garrison till General munro took it in 1818. • 260feet long fort.
SITE SELECTION
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ld Bagalkot submerged in water :
ersion took place two times in the year of 1990’s and 2000. Bagalkot Town has an approximate population of 1.30 ubstantial portion of Bagalkot town gets submerged in backwater of Almatti reservoir. Details of Structures affected erent levels are as under
eedy implementation R and R project of Bagalkot town, the state Government has enacted a special legislation “BAGLAKOT TOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ACT 1983”. The act provides for establishment of separate omous authority to plan, develop and manage the resettlement and rehabilitation of PDF’s of the old Bagalkot town as s to create a modern township. BTDA engaged an famous Architect Charles correa .
e image of Old Bagalkot Photos after submersion took place SOURCE : New Bagalkot Museum
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Photos after submersion took place SOURCE : New Bagalkot Museum
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A A SITE
GHATAPRBHA RIVER
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WATER LEVEL – DURING SUMMER SITE
GHATAPRBHA RIVER
WATER LEVEL – DURING SUMMER SITE GHATAPRBHA RIVER
- SITE PLAN WITH LARGER CONTEXT - SECTIONS SHOWING LAND PROFILE OF THE GROUND
- SITE PLAN WITH LARGER CONTEXT - SECTIONS SHOWING LAND PROFILE OF THE GROUND
Sections and google map images shows Water level differtiation according to seasons atWATER different timeRAINY period LEVEL – DURING SEASON
FIGURE GROUND MAP SECTION - AA
Mar-2014 Sections showing land profile of the groundDec-2016 FIGURE GROUND MAP
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SECTIONS AND GOOGLE MAP IMAGES SHOWS WATER LEVEL DIFFERTIATION ACCORDING TO SEASONS AT DIFFERENT TIME PERIOD
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SECTION - AA
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GHATAPRBHA RIVER
WATER LEVEL – DURING RAINY SEASON
Site plan with larger context
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SITE
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SITE STUDY
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SITE STUDY
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Oct-2019 SECTIONS AND GOOGLE MAP IMAGES SHOWS WATER LEVEL DIFFERTIATION ACCORDING TO SEASONS AT DIFFERENT TIME PERIOD
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SITE STUDY SITE STUDY
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Zoning map
1. Tourism
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Main junctions / nodes: of45% city 2. Community 3. Common space and parking : 35%
Main concern/ elements of this project –
Accessibility to site
• Water – Considering water level varies according to seasons • Community – Helping community in terms of economy • Fort wall – Raising awareness/ giving importance about the • historical significance
• Importance of old building structure – Vernacular structure
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PROGRAM
Figure ground map
1. Tourism
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2. Community
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3. Common space and parking : 35%
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Main concern/ elements of this project –
Site plan with larger context Site analysis
Since, water level varies according to seasons – during summer season water recedes back and during rainy season water level raise up.
FLOATING SPACES – By raising the building to the highest tide line, which free up the ground space also and can use it for open / interactive space.
DESIGN STRATEGY/ IDEA SKETCHES
Design strategy/ idea sketches
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Master Plan 18
MASTER PLAN – 1:1000
IDEA SKETCHES FOR AGRICULTURE LANDS AND BUND IDEA SKETCHES FOR AGRICULTURE LANDS AND BUND
Idea sketches for agriculture lands and bund PART PLAN SHOWING HOW WATER AND AGRICULTURE LAND MERGE
PART PLAN SHOWING HOW WATER AND AGRICULTURE LAND MERGE
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MASTER PLAN
Master Plan - part plan showing how water and agriculture land merge wrt design.
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PACKAGING AND DISPATCHING AREA
PACKAGING AND DISPATCHING AREA
PATHWAY
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OFFICES WITH STORAGE
OFFICES WITH STORAGE
PROMENADE
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KEY SECTION
DETAIL – A (GABION WALL/PANELS)
REFERENCE IMAGE FOR MATERIAL Bosque Altozano Club House / Parque Humano
DETAIL – B (SCALE-1:30)
Wall Section gives the idea of Gabbion retaining wall connection. WALL-SECTION
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PAVILION (PAUSE POINT)
PAVILION (PAUSE POINT)
PROMENADE
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BUND
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IDEA SKETCH FOR BUND STRUCTURE
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Material palette board
MATERIAL PALETTE BOARD
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VIEW TO CAFÉ, BUND, FORT WALL AND WATER FROM PAVILION
VIEW TO THE CITY EDGE FROM THE RIVER
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IMAGE SHOWING INTERSECTION BETWEEN PAUSE POINT (PAVILION), PROMENADE AND BUND, ALONG WITH COMMUNITY KITCHEN COMPONENTS
Image showing intersection between pause point (pavilion), promenade and bund, along with community kitchen components
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VIEWS TO BUND AND STRUCTURE FROM PROMENADE
VIEW TO CAFÉ, BUND, FORT WALL AND WATER FROM PAVILION
ARIEL VIEW
View to café, bund, fort wall And water from pavilion
VIEWS TO BUND AND STRUCTURE FROM PROMENADE
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VIEW TO COMMUNITY KITCHEN AND BUND FROM JETTY
View to the city edge from the river
VIEW TO THE CITY EDGE FROM THE RIVER
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02 Faceted Earth -Talking to the trees Centre for mind Site Location : Basavanagudi, Bangalore Aug-Dec, 2017 Faculty : Nandita Srinivas, Meera Vasudev, Gaurav Sareen, Shivani Shrivatsav.
Brief : Program : Music (recording studio, workshops, orchestra room), Literature and Art (exhibition space, library, workshops). Site located in basavangudi one of the oldest neighbourhood and rich in culture. Programs should response to immediate context. It is also needed to understand and explore how to stimulate interaction among different forms of art.
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Context Elevation along Bull - Temple road
Concept : Responding to the existing trees at the corner edge of the site. Wherever trees come building get scooped or projected out and that space act as an interactive space.
Worked through section - Tree scoops the building
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Ground floor plan
- Process Models
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Section - AA
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Detail - A
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- Final Models
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Detail - A : Wall - Section Mood board
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03 MOSAIC Stained glass studio Site Location : A hypothetical site with basic structural module overlooking the river. Aug-Dec, 2018 Faculty : Meera Vasudev, Gaurav Sareen, Megha Nanaiah.
Brief : Program : 2-PODS (Work place, Sell place), workshop, display area. Intent : “We are searching for some kind of harmony between two intangibles: a form which we have not yet designed and a context which we cannot properly describe.” -Christopher Alexander. With given conditions of the hypothetical site consists of 2-spaces/pods are designed as Work and Sell [retail] spaces along with free spaces for the developed brand. Aesthetic and functional planning of smaller pre-defined spaces and then the larger free flowing space.Incorporate and evaluate the impact of materials and detailing to the design.Understanding the role of varies complex parameters, like services,material, lighting, shell provided and the brand. So, I have chosen stained glass as a product. This project explains a story, method of manufacturing and shows results of the produts. Overall a collective placemaking for the brand.
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Ground floor plan
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Section - BB
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Views
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Views
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04 Meta Architecture City Centre Site Location : Badami House,Mysore Road, Bangalore Aug-Dec, 2018 Faculty : Nandita Srinivas, Sandeep Sen Nilay Patalia, Archana Vittal.
Brief : Program : City museum, Visitor information center, Exhibition space, kiosks, Offices for tourism ministry,NGO’S,KSTDC, Workshops, OAT, Cafeteria, and support facilities. A City Center as the term indicates assembles and offers all the information, activities and experiences pertaining to that city as a one-point source. This center will also provide a common platform to bring together various agencies and organizations related to the city. The program is very public in nature, housing office complexes spaces which serve both the locals and the tourists. It is expected to respond to the culture of the place and identify with the local people. The offices complex can be open to other generic office spaces too.
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In response to context, opening up central space to public.
Site analysis with significant building around the context
Site section with context
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Legend : 1. Auditorium 2. Shop 3. Sit-out place 4. Plaza 5. Storage 6. Visitor information 7. Service core 8. Kiosk 9. Administration 10. AV Room
Ground floor plan
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Section - AA
- Final Models
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Section - BB
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Exploded axonometric view
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05 Settlement Study/ Documentation Site Location : Bendebemli, Yadgir dist, North Karnataka Aug-Dec, 2016 Faculty : Mahalakshmi Karnad, Sandeep Sen, Govind Raj.
Brief : Program : Settlement study/Documentation. Bendebemli village is located in yadgir district in North Karnataka. In this village, we can see around 200-300 years old structures. Studied the materials used for these old structures are mainly stone to respond to a hot and dry climate and designed in such a way by keeping the wall thickness as much as possible and small ventilation to keep cool inside. Also, documented one 200years old house to understand how the spaces are designed with respect to climate and activities of people and their tradition,culture and lifestyle.
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Location
Analysis - Built/Unbuilt
Analysis - Old/New
Master plan of Documented houses in Bendebemli
Detailed plan of documented house
Detailed Master Plan Elevation
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Ground floor plan
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First floor plan
Elevation
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Section - CC
Wall and Floor connection detail
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Section - DD
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Granite (80MM THK) Stone (100MM) Wood (300 MM)
Wooden column
Mezzanine floor Connection detail
Column-beam Connection (wood) Images of cattle area and Model of documented house
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Main Door detail
Window/Niche detail
Images of main door/opening and Model of documented house
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