Architecture Portfolio | Selected Works 2010-2017 (OUTDATED)

“folio� selected architectural works 2010 - 2017

Harshdeep Arora b.arch 2015

“Architecture should speak of its time a

About Harshdeep Arora (born 1991) is an Architect graduate from Sushant School of Art & Architecture, Gurgaon, India. He has conducted internships under various renowned firms like Prabhakar Bhagwat & Associates, Ahmedabad & Vikram Varma Associates, New Delhi.

and place, but yearn for timelessness�

- Frank O. Gehry

As an Architect he has worked in the internationally acclaimed architecture & engineering firm AECOM India Pvt. Ltd. India & in DADA Partners, a renowned design firm based in Gurgaon, India, with a keen interest in design, conceptual sketching, design visualization as well as site delivery.

Professional Experience 2011 - Summer Intern at Prabhakar Bhagwat & Associates, Ahmedabad 2012 - Summer Intern at Studio Earth, New Delhi 2012-2014 - Freelancer for Studio Earth, Golden Ratio Designs, New Delhi 2014-2015 - Intern at Vikram Varma & Associates, New Delhi 2015-2016 - Architect-I at AECOM India Pvt. Ltd, Gurgaon

Harshdeep Arora Birth: 06/10/1991 Email : harsh.arora06@yahoo.com Phone: +91 99539 86652 Address: 653, Phase 2, Dugri Road, Ludhiana, Punjab, India Nationality : Indian LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/harshworks Portfolio : https://issuu.com/harshdeeparora/docs/ selected_works

Education Bachelors In Architecture (5 Years Degree) Sushant School Of Art And Architecture, Gurgaon Delhi NCR, India Primary and Secondary Eduction Sacred Heart Convent Sr. Sec. School, Ludhiana, Punjab, India

Languages English Hindi Punjabi

Fluent Native Native

2016-2017 - Junior Architect at Design & Development Atelier DADA, Gurgaon

Software Skills Autodesk AutoCAD and Layout Advanced Autodesk 3DS Max Advanced Autodesk Revit Architecture Intermediate Autodesk Maya

Basic Sketch up and Layout Advanced Rhinoceros 3D modelling Intermediate Lumion Rendering Advanced Mental-Ray & Vray Rendering Intermediate Ecotect Analysis Intermediate Adobe Photoshop Advanced Adobe Illustrator Intermediate Adobe InDesign Intermediate Adobe Lightroom Intermediate Autodesk Navisworks Basic Bentley Projectwise Intermediate Grasshopper Scripting

Basic Processing Basic MS Office: Powerpoint | Word | Excel Advanced

Academic Work

2013-2014

2010-2011

URBAN DESIGN Urban design proposal in Sector - 53, New Gurgaon,

Preliminary exercises in varying forms and materials, building modular spaces, and geometrical model making.

CULTURAL CENTRE DESIGN Aim to design a cultural centre amidst the greens of the Garden of 5 Senses, Saket, New Delhi 2011-2012 PRIMARY SCHOOL DESIGN Designed a school for special children, effected from autism, incorporating safe and a wholesome environment for the children, near M.G. Road, Gurgaon.

OLD AGE HOME DESIGN Designed an old age home for the old pilgrims living by the ghats of Maheshwar, to improve their living conditions.

2012-2013 WORLD TRADE CENTRE DESIGN Designed a Media Centre as a hub for the fast developing city of Gurgaon on NH-8, Sector-29, Gurgaon HOUSING DESIGN Housing Design in Kidwai Nagar, New Delhi, upholding EWS and lower class housing requirements in the area WORKING DRAWINGS World Trade Centre : 3rd Year Design

RESEARCH PAPER Learning from the ways of Cinema, exploring different Paradigms of designing ARCHITECTURAL THESIS Designing to enhance the Architectural Experience of Chandni Chowk streets, finding the hidden treasures within this Heritage area.

Extra Curricular Activity participated in Landscape Trophy in 54th annual NASA convention held in Ahmedabad.

Citation: the entry was selected in top 16 participated in Hypothetical Design Competition 2012 during annual ZONASA convention held in Hamirpur.

Citation: ranked no. 1 Designing and painting a wall in the college premises during the annual fest ATHARVA 2012 participated in Transparence Club Design Competition 2012-2013 Designing and painting a wall in the college premises during the College Fest EXPERIA 2013 Designing website layout and posters, banners and advertisements for College Fest EXPERIA 2013 participated in International Design Competition, London during 55th annual NASA convention held in Sonepat.

Citation: Ranked in Top 12 best entries participated in Landscape Trophy in 55th annual NASA convention held in Sonepat.

Table of Contents academic work

LEARNING FROM THE SILVER SCREEN

10-11

WALKING THROUGH THE FRAMES

12-35

MEDIA CENTRE

36-41

LIVE WORK P.L.A.Y.

42-47

BACK TO THE FISSURE

48-51

THE SEED OF REVIVAL

52-57

POTTER’S AREA DESIGN

58-61

: A TRIGGER TO THE FUTURE

professional experience

Thesis 2014 | Viewing Platform as seen from a performance stage inside the now dilapidated Khazanchi Haveli (Mansion)

C-154 PERSONAL RESIDENCE

64-65

GOLF COURSE STARTER’S HUT

66-69

RIYADH METRO PROJECT

70-71

SPA CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

72-75

GOGIA FARMHOUSE

76-77

ARORA FARMHOUSE

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GRAPHICS & PHOTOGRAPHY

82-87

*Amdavad ni pol, old houses of Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad, Gujarat

ACADEMIC WORK

Sushant School of Art & Architecture 2010 - 2015

Research Paper in Architecture LEARNING FROM THE SILVER SCREEN:

A TRIGGER TO THE FUTURE The influence of films and filming techniques on architecture, the research paper focuses on identifying and explaining varying ways through which films over the century have helped in evolving and inspiring architecture.

Vertov's vision of a camera's lens merged with an eye

Camera moving among the crowd

Camera as the omnipresent eye watching everything

The similarities in techniques of film making and architecture that were and that are evolving over with time.

The new age influence of experientially rich graphic imagery of films that can help in developing architecture.

An Extract from Summary:

Views experienced by a spectator visiting the Parthenon in Greece

A relation between architecture and cinema, through the creation of space, the virtual and the real, through the similarities in viewing mediums. The idea now moves forward by exploring various ideas that are common in both architecture and film, that may have inspired and may inspire the architects around the world. Such are the three movements of:

- Montage in architecture, introduced in film making, and then applied to study architecture by Sergei M. Eisenstein.

(Left)Collection of various frames representing functions, events in spaces, collection of forms, (Right)superimposed permutated on one another to develop abstract forms, spaces and linkages driving the final design - Bernard Tschumi Movement in Architecture

- Mise-en-scene, a theatrical term, also applied to film making, and architecture.

- Movements and events in space, an idea common both in film making and architecture, applied and promoted by the architect Bernard Tschumi.

The drastic difference in the composition and views of two different shots taken from George Lucas's film THX1138

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Methodology

*Hidden Treasures of Chandni Chowk : Delapidated Haveli | Gali Chatta Pratap, Chandni Chowk. Potential Site for view through a frame

Thesis 2013-2014

WALKING THROUGH THE Frames Enhancing the Chandni Chowk Experience

individual project

The streets of Chandni Chowk, New Delhi, with its extensive Multi-Cultural history and rich heritage is one of the jewels that the city of New Delhi has always been proud of. The history of Shahjahanabad with Chandni Chowk as its central economical as well as cultural hub, the area boasts tonnes of Heritage Structures, food streets and galis (lanes), beautiful clothes and hosiery, hardware shops.

Tourists from around the globe visit this place to experience the beautiful journey of Chandni Chowk.

But with the growing population and conversion of this area into a wholesale market the area is visited daily in numerous numbers for economic and trade purposes, shadowing the heritage of the area. With the increase of cases of mugging, the area is avoided by major population of tourists as well as casual visitors.

Hence developing an extensive network of a journey through the streets of Chandni Chowk connected through skywalks and balconies, developed after locating the Jewels hidden within the streets. Taken forward the concept of movement through frames and montages of beautiful faรงades as in my research paper, by developing scientifically designed frames, insertions and viewing platforms, to enhance the experience of visitors and segregate the functioning of the visitors, tourists and residents.

Chandni Chowk 12

New Delhi

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Chandni Chowk Year 2014 Town Hall

Present Street of Chandni Chowk

Chandni Chowk

Dilapidated Building

Maliwara Road

* a Kucha (lane) front on Gali Guliyan | Chandni Chowk

Chandni Chowk Street Year 1640

Site Analysis - potential heritage structures & viewing positions The Site - An amalgamation of a variety of rich architecture & artistic details, merged in one of the most intricate urban context - The Chandni Chowk of New Delhi. The historic significance of the streets of Chandni Chowk & its unique layout attracts numerous foreign visitors from around the world. Now a famous trade hub, the streets are saturated with traders, shoppers, visitors who roam the streets daily making the place impossible to tread by tourists throughout the week.

In the recent years the site has seen a decline in the number of tourists due to a lack in safety for people especially the young & women, lack in public utilities, no improvement in urban design strategies & a constant degradation of the rich heritage that the has. The site requires an urgent attention in order to tackle the current situation & make the area accessible, safe & a rich experience for the visitors, especially tourists.

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Nai Sarak

Chandni Chowk Metro Station

Upcoming Red Fort Metro Station

Chandni Chowk Main Stre

et

Paranthe Wali Gali

Red Fort

Sheesh Ganj Gurudwara

Naughara

Gali Khazanchi

Kinari Bazar

Esplanade Road

Katra Kushal Rai

Dariba Kalan Gali Gulyan

Gali Anar

Parking

Potential Sites

AROUND DARIBA KALAN,

CHANDNI CHOWK THE FIRST PHASE OF THE URBAN DESIGN STRATEGY Gali Chhata Pratap Maintained Lawns in front of Red Fort

Hazur Wali Gali Gali Mata Wali

Nai Sarak

Jama Masjid Road

Chaha Rahat

Meena Bazar

Jama Masjid Redevolopment Site

Potential Development Sites Sites Developed

Upcoming Jama Masjid Metro Station

*plan view of Chandni Chowk

Jama Masjid

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Site Analysis - Problem Analysis Low Safety for: Women

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Children

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Visitors/Tourists

Dilapidated Buildings/Vacant Sites

View obstructions & Noise Pollution on main street

Destruction of heritage

Missing greens

View Obstructions

Site Analysis - Potential Heritage Structures & Viewing positions

Saturated Streets

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Experiential typology & Design Intent Rich culture & unique structures evoke a site specific, varying between various experiences.

Designing structures & connections enhancing accessibility & improving visual experiences.

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Developing Connections

Potential sites & design parameters

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Design Concept Designing various viewing platforms and frames according to viewing Angles, Positions, Heights and Distances from the Potential Heritage Structures to create an experience for the viewers, keeping in mind various parameters like the kind of Structure catered varying between Monumental, Panoramic, Scenic, Cultural, Artistic detailed views specific to the kind of Heritage Structures catered.

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Site Development DEVELOPED SITES

CONNECTED BY DEVELOPED ROUTES UNDERGROUND | EMBEDDED | STREET

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Key Developed Sites Skywalk Connections Pedestrian Connections Underground Connections

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1. Platform Design (Site 6) Platform Design Ht. from ground: 8.5m Angle of view: 49deg Distance from object: 12m Type: Zoom | Directional Site Khazanchi Haveli Gali Khazanchi | Dariba Kalan The platform at Khazanchi Haveli is situated at the 1st overlooking the courtyard as well as the arcade of to be redeveloped as Cultural performance stage for small scale drama, musical as well as cultural performances that can be held within this space.

Site Section through Intervention

* View of the Dilapidated Khazanchi Haveli at Gali Khazanchi, Chandni Chowk.

Skywalk Access Existing Balconies

Platform Seating

Access from existing Balcony Existing Arch Windows

Stage - Rear Stage - Front

Audience Seating

Street Entry

Moving through the layered platform design that seems to emerge from the surrounding area, converting into a designed frame that focuses to the remaining architectural details of the Haveli. The performance with the foreground of the heritage structure enhances the space and defines a new purpose for this Haveli.

Platform Isometric

S-E View

Platform Plan The Frame

Entry from Balcony

Layered Frames

Platform Section

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Developed Intervention Plans

Embedded Skywalk

+4500mm

Audience Seating Platform 1

Access Path

+1500mm

Entry to Underground Path Performing Stage

Existing Arcade

Skywalk/Balcony Lvl. Plan @ 4500mm

Street Lvl. Plan @ 1500mm

Casting In-Situ: Merge into the Concrete Context

Structural System:

Designed for the Site - Site Specific Prefabricated and transported

Aesthetic Design:

Wood laminate / wood finishing Subtle addition to the Structure

ConsTruction : On-site Assembly

- Prefabricated, Site Specific Structures - Easy to transport - Technical work during Factory manufacture

Tourist Circulation

Local/Worker Circulation

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View from Performance Stage

View through the FRAME

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Platform Isometric N-E View

2. Platform Design (Site 11) Platform Design Ht. from ground: 3.05m Angle of view: 3deg Distance from object: 2m Type: Directional

Site

Gali Chail Puri | Dharampura Chandni Chowk

The platform is located within the streets (Gali Chail Puri) within Chandni Chowk, to be developed as a display cum exhibition area for local arts & crafts promoting the local artisans and displaying them to the visitors as well as tourists. The platform creates a frame overlooking the beautiful Digambar Jain Mandir.

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* View of the ruins of an old Lakhori Brick Wall on the periphery of the site of development

Entrance

Circulation

Platform Plan

Site Section through Intervention

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an dir

Existing Lakhori Brick Ruin

Platform Isometric

N-W View

3. Platform Design (Site 7) Platform Design Ht. from ground: 8.5m Angle of view: 5deg Distance from object: 70m Type: 360deg | Monumental 360deg View Platform

Site

Chowk Kotwal Opp. Sheesh Ganj Gurudwara The Platform is located on the main Chandni Chowk near Chandni Chowk Metro Station and has been provided with one of the main entries and ticketing junction for the skywalk.

The site overlooks the monumental Sheesh Ganj Gurudwara and the Sunehri Masjid, hubs of major religious activities. Due to high congestion on street and no pedestrianisation the platform is designed as a part of the skywalk allowing easier, safer movement of travellers.

Frame 1 towards Sunehri Masjid

Frame 2 towards Sheesh Ganj Gurudwara Support Brackets for the platform

Platform Isometric

S-W View

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Platform Section

Platform Isometric

Ticketing Counter nearby existing metro station

Skywalk

S-E View

Chandni Chowk Metro Station

360deg View Platform

Steps from the skywalk

Intricate network of commercial & residential buildings

View towards Sunehri Masjid

360 degree platform

Road lvl 00 Entry from metro station Chandni Chowk Ramp embedded to nearby buildings

+11000

Skywalk

View towards Gurudwara Sheesh Ganj

Frame 2 towards Sheesh Ganj Gurudwara

Site Section through Intervention

Road lvl 00

Circulation

Platform Plan

4. Library & Cafe (Site 9) Nai Sarak | Chandni Chowk

Platform 4 Design Ht. from ground: 7.5m Angle of view: 6deg Distance from object: 85m Type: Panoramic | Directional

Site

Nai Sarak | Chandni Chowk Opp. Town Hall The platform is located over a dilapidated 1st floor of a building on Chandni Chowk overlooking the heritage Town Hall, to be converted into a Museum. The approach from the skywalk as well as the ground floor for the Library housing the books Indian History and from other publications existing on the Nai Sarak Road.

The Cafe on the 2nd floor approached through one of the two viewing frames installed on the facade of the building. The two platform frames along with the connecting ramps make up the facade design of the building. The two frames are passed by as one approaches the terrace seating of the cafe.

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Platform Isometric

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Aerial View from N-E

Floor Plans

Library Floor

+4500mm

Cafe Floor

+7500mm

Terrace Cafe

Intervention Site Elevation

Proposed Library & Cafe

Skywalk

CHANDNI CHOWK

Nai Sarak

Existing Shops/Retail

+10500mm Visitor Circulation General Circulation

View through the FRAME Town Hall Chandni Chowk

Site Section through Intervention

Through the Library & Cafe Spaces & through attached Platform Module

5. Visitor Centre (Site 1) Red Fort | Chandni Chowk

Platform 5 Design Ht. from ground: 8.5m (Roof lvl) Angle of view: 5deg Distance from object: 70m Type: 360deg | Monumental

Satellite View of the proposed development

Site In front of Red Fort Entry Current Site for Red Fort Metro Station The Platform is located near the famous Red Fort in Chandni Chowk, New Delhi. Due to the large number of people visiting Red Fort, and with the upcoming Red Fort Metro Station by the year 2016 in the vicinity, the site boasts an opportunity to develop a hub for artistic activities and conservation & heritage activist office. The area is developed as an exit to the underground Red Fort Metro Station, with an underground connection to the heritage route developed through the Khazanchi Haveli.

The design has been kept very subtle and a part of the front landscape to keep it from shadowing the magnificence of the Fort, due to development being extremely close to the entrance of Red Fort, The Visitor Centre contains exhibition spaces as one exits the metro station, with underground areas for restoration works being carried out by ASI & INTACH focusing in reviving the heritage spaces in the area. The roof of the development accessible from the lawns behind act as a viewing platform for Red Fort, Digambar jain Temple & Jama Masjid at the far end.

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Platform Isometric South Side View

Floor Plans

Visitor Circulation General Circulation

Lower Basement Plan

Basement Plan

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

View 1 from the platform

Platform Section

Through the Exhibition Space & Steps for platform

View 2 from the platform

WTC Design 2012 Media Building Sector 29, Gurgaon individual project

The aim to develop a World Trade Centre in Sector-29, Gurgaon on NH10 Highway. A Media Building is proposed on the site to cater to various broadcasting companies.

The design of the building is conceptually conceived as a building showcasing its every side, twisting and turning, housing varying activities within, ranging from broadcasting studios, to a hotel, to a retail mall. The design also has a free market area at its centre for various informal activities. The external exoskeleton illuminates the surrounding with showing off the activities (media) happening inside.

Concept Sketches

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Building Isometric

N-E View

The building acts as a beacon directing, informing and bringing light to the city of Gurgaon. A 24x7 running development on the national highway acting as a landmark to the New Gurgaon.

A Landmark - Beacon of information that illuminates throughout the Night

The Exoskeletan Facade - An inside out approach for the Media Zone

Technical Drawing

Ground Floor Part Plan

Design Layouts

+26500mm

+58500mm

+54500mm

+22500mm +50500mm

+18500mm

+46500mm

+42500mm

+10500mm

+38500mm

+34500mm

+6500mm

Hotel Floor Plans

* Floor plans of Media Building Gurgaon, mimicking the outer form

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Design Sections

Being a World Trade Centre, the development itself acts as an amalgamation of numerous functions & caters to a wide variety of users. The exoskeletal form twists and turns around the site to accommodate all these functions, with a multi-storey Hotel with wide range of views on one end to seamless office floors allowing open planning, on the other.

The retail & shopping district on another side creates variety of inner spaces bring up other functions like flea markets, event spaces, amphitheatre & seating spaces.

multi storey hotel space

A

D C

B

key plan

media office district

MEDIA OFFICES

Section A

Through the Media Office District

basement parking

Section B

Through the Hotel Block

multi storey hotel space

media office district

residential district

OAT & central open flee market

multi storey hotel space

Section C

Through the Hotel Block

retail & shopping district open air theatre

internal view

retail & shopping district

retail & shopping district

basement parking

Section D

Through Retail District

Suncity street typology (Case Study)

Urban Design 2013-2014

Live Work P.L.A.Y.

Developing Gurgaon Phase II

group project

Urban Design Studio 2013-2014 was performed in a group of 2 people for site analysis and site interventions to be performed for Ward 32, Gurgaon. The area covers both Commercial as well residential spaces, with a large scope of development due to its early stages of development.

Hence the design was developed for Sector-53, Gurgaon on the upcoming express-way Golf Course Road. Redeveloped the Saraswati Kunj residential area and introduced the play factor that has been missing from all over Gurgaon.

Also introduced a Stadium, flea market, hotel in the vicinity to promote the inflow of people to the area.

Sections through Suncity (Case Study)

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Transport & Street Analysis

Route Mapping

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Site Zoning

Concept sketches - Stadium Design

Flea Market

Stadium

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Intervention Site Plan

Along with developing the entire are of Sarawati Kunj, the design for various elements especially the Stadium was also conceived conceptually for an overall harmonious approach to the development of the entire area. The stadium is designed originating from agriculture of Haryana, leaves of a tree, as a tribute to the forests lost due to the development of New Gurgaon.

Working on similar lines, the site itself is kept organic in its design approach.

Currently the new development in Gurgaon is extremely developer driven with extremely low access for pedestrian and cyclists. Hence a number of pedestrian & street interventions are proposed to make the new development pedestrian friendly and promote a healthier lifestyle. The concept of Live Work PLAY promotes a sports driven development currently missing in Gurgaon. A number of cycle tracks, playgrounds, a stadium, flea markets accessed through pedestrian routes are introduces in order to achieve the same.

Pedestrian & Street Interventions

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the amphitheatre

Aerial View towards stadium

pping & flea market

the amphitheatre

inside the stadium

Naman Ahuja|Harshdeep Arora

market drop off at auditorium inside the stadium

auditorium Naman Ahuja|Harshdeep Arora

stadium

Walking towards the stadium

Site Views

ector 53, Ward No. 32, Gurgaon

king towards the stadium

Site Views

No. 32, Gurgaon

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Aerial View towards the free market & parking

the amphitheatre the amphitheatre

live. work .PL Y Urban Design Studio

2013-2014

the flea & market shopping flea market

Sector 53, Ward No. 32, Gurgaon

shopping & flea market inside the stadium

inside the stadium

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ticket counters of stadium Walking towards the stadium

Naman Ahuja|Harshdeep Arora

drop off at auditorium

Arora

drop off at auditorium

Intervention View

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ZONASA Competition 2012 - Hypothetical Design

"BACK TO THE FISSURE" Citation - 1st Prize

group project

The design is conceived for an annual competition with a free to design brief, set in way future, for a hypothetical situation threatening human survival.

The Site : A catastrophic event in the future, renders the surface of the earth useless, along with all it's natural resources depleted. The event marks with the climate getting heavily effected due to the depletion of atmospheric protective layers, an event that creates enormous cracks over the earth's crust.

With the humankind unable to fly out the design is proposed as an Ark, a ship that sails & sets in fissures, harnessing the only available energy resources i.e the Sun & the earth (Geothermal). The ship moves from fissure to fissure colonizing, with pods allowing community living. A central communal space at the top connected with lofts that allow access between pods. Due to low atmosphere the entire species survives within the Arc - the central space & the pods, a nomadic life that moves between fissures, harnessing the available resources, ensuring mankind's Survival.

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“The end had arrived.

It was sudden, no time for remorse, no time for looking back.

Humanity cannot afford to immerse itself in memories.

We can only look forward.

Earth had been reduced to nothing.

With all our technological advancements and that indomitable trait

- the human spirit.“

“We arose from the ashes, with naught but our will to survive. And survive we did.“

“Since the surface had been rendered uninhabitable, we moved to the giant fissures that had sprouted all over the earth. It was like a return to the caves.

We harnessed the sun, and tapped into the energy of the earth. We lived in crystals that channelled this energy.

It was the dawn of a new era.

In a world of overwhelming complexity of zero-sum economics and peak-oil, the apocalypse came not as problem, but as answer. The 'end of' also implied a 'beginning of'. A chance to re-start and re-think.“

“The end was only the beginning.”

Crystal Superstructure

Setting atop the Crack

Splitting into Crystal Pods

The Colony

Bird’s Eye View

Embedding & Colonising 50

Due to expansion by splitting, the crystal structure can permeate any sort of crevasse.

The Colony

Section

Urban Design 2013-2014

The seed of REVIVAL

the story of ghitorni, new delhi Citation - top 12 entries

group project

Set in the scenic background of the Aravallis is the small village of Ghitorni.

Located on the Delhi - Gurgaon border, it came about as a small settlement between the hills and a lake, with the land in between used for agriculture. With time, the settlement grew around the lake, and so did the need for the land for agriculture. The hills were cut down and as a result, they started receding.

This affected the natural catchment basin of the lake, as the water that used to come from the hills now got blocked by the furrows in the fields. Hence the lake started dying.

Growth Timeline

Intervention Area

Sewage collected on the road.

The sewage scattered over the present road

Present Site Section

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Here we see a shift in the population growth away from the lake, major reason being the building of a link road from M. G. Road towards the hills, developing a commercial hub for the area. The area grew very randomly with one house popping up next to an existing one wherever space permitted, the planning that is required never happened. As a result, the area neither has proper sewage lines not water supply lines. A 150mm wide and 200mm deep trench was dug, running along the homes, which simply had outlet pipes pouring all sewage onto the road-side.

The lake turned into a sewage reception pit and a free dumping ground. But the ground water level started depleting drastically.

Hence begins the

Household sewage open directly into the insufficiently small open sewer lines, which overflow into the streets and during monsoons, cover the ground floor area of most houses.

The lake in the centre, as huge as 77m wide and 17m deep, is nothing but a collection pit for sewage, killing the natural flora and fauna and acting as a breeding ground for parasites.

The central lake once used as the supplier of bathing and cleaning water for humans and cattle, now is a marshy deathbed for the cattle and slow poison for humans.

STORY OF GHITORNI

The entire land that does not belong privately is used as a dumping ground,leading to the clogging of sewers and the dying of the lake.

Shabby & unmaintained streets The old lake, now the free dumping ground of the area

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Shortage in water and inadequate government supply is met by deep boring wells operating 24x7. Bores are dug in individual houses too, depleting the already low water table, without any effort towards replenishment.

As the area required an urgent design strategy to tackle the increased degradation of the site, a design to reduce the damage, treat the current lake, & make provision for a future sewage system.

CENTRAL CLEANING UNIT - Cleans up Water using activated carbon and other filters.

Cleaning and releasing the water inside the lake itself. Emits light during night ACTIVATING the area i.e. people from all over are attracted.

A module that can be repeated at such places.

CENTRAL CLEANING UNIT

Solar Panels

Inlet for Water Translucent membrane sac - letting clean water out and emitting light during night

OUTER FRAMED STRUCTURE OUTER FRAMED STRUCTURE - Symbolic of the leaves of a Wheat Plant, the structure separates the people from the central lake, a measure considered necessary due to the earlier degradation of lake by the residents. A lake accessible visually but can’t be used for daily activities.

Framed structure outside inspired from the leaves of a wheat plant - a protection for the lake

ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES - The outer structure supports a wide path on itself to which all the roads and major links come and meet. An area providing space for the local food and other markets, community interaction, local sports like kushti, for grazing and provides shade for cows.

Open area around lake & the structure

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The Central Lake

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Existing Built Intervention

Schematic Isometric

Intervention at the J

Ground Water Replenished - the original source of water supply in the area revived

The New Site Section

Sedimentation tank 56

As the current streets have been converted into sewage, the entire area is take a level up, the Ground level is covered & converted into sewage allowing for landscape to grow & another level is introduced as the new road level. The central lake has the treatment plant, with a central unit that keeps the lake clean. A design strategy that can be repeated throughout such sites.

Repetition of the Lake Module Area: Ghitorni Village, Gurgaon - Identify areas where lakes can be formed - Repeat the design process - Connect water bodies through link roads

Repetition across the City Area: Arya Nagar, Gurgaon - Similar organic growth around the lake - Identifying natural depressions & empty plots - Creation of the module - Repetition of this success story

A look into the Future Roads shifted to Level 1

Junction of the Sewage

Waste disposal plants planted

Old road allowed to become sewer

Sedimentation tank 57

Design Studio 2010-2011

Potter's Area Design Garden of 5 Senses, New Delhi

individual project

The Garden of 5 Senses situated in Saket, New Delhi houses numerous exhibits ranging from sculptures to varying variety of flowers and has a number of upcoming restaurants and diners that fill the night air with excitement. Due to this intermingling of different classes visiting the area for different purposes the area becomes a centre for promotion of local artists and artisans.

Hence designing an area for Potter's and creating a Potter's market.

The planning of the area is designed around an amphitheatre, inspired from water ripple that originates centrally, moving outwards creating areas for varying activities. The area houses Pottery classes, artist spaces, potter's market, exhibition areas, puppet performance stage and amphitheatre along with food court & reception areas.

The amalgamation of different materials and forms i.e. indigenous mud and adobe constructed spaces covered by flexible and replaceable tensile roofing make this as a very unique experience for the visitors.

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Site Plan

Site Section CC' view towards N-E

Site Section DD' view towards S-W

Site Elevation view towards N-E

Site Elevation view towards S-W

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Physical Model : Potter's Area

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*landscape sketch

PROFESSIONAL WORK 2015 - Present

*includes work done during 9 month academic internship

Internship 2014-2015 at Vikram Varma Associates

C-154 Personal Residence Sector-56 Gurgaon, India

Type : Residential Construction Started : January 2014 Status : Completed Role : Detail Drawings, Consultant Coordination, Site Coordination & Visits During my 9 month Academic internship at Vikram Varma & Associates, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi I got the opportunity to work on variety of projects which included a residential, presentation drawings for two factories, a Golf Course Starter's Hut & on a few other projects.

Located in the plotted residential area of Gurgaon, this residential project is built on a 480 sq.m. plot for a Business class family of 4 members. The house is laid along with a central circular staircase with a wooden inclined roof on top to be laid with wooden shingles as covering.

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The house is built entirely as an RCC framed in structure with AAC blocks & fired clay bricks for partitions. Due to the Architect's specialization in Woodwork the entire Roof structure & pergolas as well as the door windows are done as wood framed structure. Due to a west facing front elevation the parking & front lawn are shaded by a coffered roof of first floor slab & the balcony is shaded by swinging vertical wooden louvers on first floor.

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Internship 2014-2015 at Vikram Varma Associates

Gary Player Golf Course Starter’s Hut DLF Phase 2, Gurgaon

Type : Sports Construction Started : October 2014 Status : Completed Role : Presentation & GFC Detail Drawings, 3D Renderings, Site Coordination & Visits

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Another small scale project that I got the opportunity to work on was options for 2 Starter's to be built in the Golf Course at two locations. The first one at the start of the Course. The building is conceptualized to emerge from the ground & become part of the Golf Course Mounds itself. With the flexibility to use the landscape around as well as the need to materialize the design as natural as possible, wood pergola as well as rough stone was used to build the same.

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The second Hut is a part of the Golf Course runway & can be repeated as a module around the site. Again a usage of earth burms as well as natural stone along with Wooden Roof structure makes the design sustainable as well has natural aesthetics.

These huts serve the players & cater to their convenience during their lengthy games. With a provision for drinks, food & other equipment necessary for them. The hut has a space for two people employees as well as a parking provision for the Golf Carts is to be made available at the respective sites.

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Professional Work 2015-2016 Junior Architect at AECOM, Gurgaon

Riyadh Metro Project, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Riyadh, Line -1&2

Type : Mass Transit Construction Started : September 2015 Status : Ongoing Role : BIM for Metro Egress Shafts, Design Drawings & 3D Renderings for Presentations, Working Drawings, Coordination with multi-party consultants, Quantity extractions & clash detection of Egress Shaft Models.

Softwares Used : Autodesk Revit Architecture & BIMLink Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Navisworks Autodesk 3DS Max Adobe Photoshop Bentley Projectwise

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The Riyadh Metro Project is a metro construction project for which the Egress Shafts needed to be designed & coordinated by AECOM India. The project involves the BIM modelling of Egress Shafts required to be constructed at various locations along Line 1&2 of Riyadh Metro.

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As a Junior Architect in AECOM, a multi-national architecture, engineering & construction firm, at their office based in Gurgaon, India, I got the opportunity to work on Metro conctruction project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Also I was involved on the presentation work for Ahmedabad and Bangalore Metros including drawing editing, 3D Model making and views preparation for presentation and walkthroughs on Trimble Sketchup.

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50 MM DIA MILD STEEL TUBE PIPE TOP RAIL/HANDRAIL WELDED TO BALUSTER AND POLYURETHANE PAINTED AS PER PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS (09960)

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105

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DOCUMENT REVIEW STATUS

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A REVIEWED Work may proceed B

REVIEWED WITH COMMENTS Revise and re-submit. Work may proceed subject to incorporation of comments

Revise and re-submit. Work may not proceed C OBJECTION

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REVISIONS No

Date

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Professional Work 2016-2017 Junior Architect at DADA Partners, Gurgaon

SPA Campus Master Plan Vasant Kunj, New Delhi

Type : Urban Design Competition Started : February 2016 Status : Planning Role : Presentation & Approval Drawings, Presentation Booklets, 3D Rendering & Campus Walkthrough, DUAC & MCD (Government Bodies) Visits for Approvals.

As a Junior Architect at DADA Partners, a multi-disciplinary firm providing services in Architecture, Urban Design & Planning, I got the opportunity to work on variety of projects like residential, urban design & master planning as well as a hospitality project. Due to small scale studio setup of the design firm, the responsibilities on each individual are high & also allow a direct interaction with the partners especially during the design delivery & site construction phases.

With a site area of 20 acres the master planning of the new campus for School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, a premier institute of architecture & planning was awarded to DADA Partners under a national competition held in 2009. The project has been undergoing various approvals over the years with a possibility of construction starting next year.

Working at DADA I have been involved in various presentation drawings as well as approvals required at the current phase.

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The campus located on Ridge area of Delhi demarcated for SPA Campus development has been carefully laid on the undulating landscape with careful consideration for present Flora & Fauna. The existing canyon is retained as a play area with provision for landscape labs improving & maintaining the conditions of fauna in the area.

As a part of this project I have been involved in the approval stages of this campus, with constant reviews & changes in the master plan & other drawings like built up calculations, plans for fire department, basement & parking calculation diagrams as per approval requirements along with the preparation of various presentation booklets for individual building design typologies. A large scale institutional project that has given me an insight to master planning & site sensitivity along with an introduction to various requirements of a government project.

Building Methodology

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SPA Campus

Axonometric View

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Located on a site of 1200 sq.m. in Gadaipur Farms, New Delhi, the following project is a farmhouse for a joint family of eight, with their individual spaces ranging from semi-public to private zones. The house has been laid for two families, keeping their individual layouts along with common zones for interaction including a lawn as well as common outdoor patios on ground floor, family terrace on first as well as common areas like gym, pool room, sauna & a terrace garden on the second floor.

Professional Work 2016-2017 Junior Architect at DADA Partners, Gurgaon

Gogia Farmhouse

Gadaipur Farms, New Delhi Type : Residential Construction Started : January 2017 Status : Ongoing

This project has been handled by me under the guidance of one of the head architects from it's presentation stage till date & is currently in it's finishing stage.

Role : Presentation Drawings, 3D Renderings & Modelling, Working drawings as well as spot detail drawings as & when required, Consultant Coordination, Site Visits & Coordination.

7'-9"

CHANGING ROOMS

4'-6" WIDE BALCONY

BATHROOM

KITCHEN 20'-4" x 13'-0"

DRESS 10'-8" X 8'-3"

PARENT'S BEDROOM 14'-6" X18'-2"

9'-3" X 7'-0"

DINING ROOM 13'-3" X 15'-0"

DRESS 9'-3" X6'-0"

DRESS 9'-3" X 5'-8"

DECK

5'-3"

LIFT PASSAGE 10'-0" WIDE

DRESS

DAUGHTER'S BEDROOM 17'-6" X 14'-0"

14'-0" X 11'-6"

UPPER LOUNGE 11'-3" X 14'-9"

STUDY/DEN 15'-2" X 10'-0"

CUTOUT 6'-0" X 7'-8"

3'-1034"

PUJA ROOM 6'-0" X 10'-3"

MASTER BEDROOM 14'-5" X 18'-7"

DN

PASSAGE 4'-0" WIDE

PASSAGE 7' WIDE

LOBBY 11'-0" X15'-2"

CUTOUT 6'-0" X 7'-8"

BATHROOM 9'-3" X 9'-4"

STORE 10'-6" X 5'-6"

LIFT

UP

4'-6" WIDE BALCONY

BEDROOM 18'-0" X 12'-7"

BATHROOM 10'-8" X 10'-0"

POWDER ROOM 8'-8" x 6'-0"

DRAWING ROOM 19'-0" x 19'-0"

BATHROOM 9'-8" X 8'-3"

5'-3"

8'-8"

BAR 10'-0" X 14'-6"

7'-3"

1'-10"

First Floor Plan 3'-9"

Ground Floor Plan

Rendered View

FAMILY TERRACE 6'-9" WIDE

TERRACE 9'-2" WIDE

FAMILY LIVING 13'-3" X 10'-3" 13'-3"

BATHROOM

STUDY 9'-5" X16'-0"

POOL

20'-0" X 12'-6"

STUDY/DEN 15'-2" X 10'-0"

BALCONY 5'-8" WIDE

11'-8" X 9'-0"

GUEST BEDROOM 19'-0" X13'-9"

ENTRANCE WALKWAY 4' WIDE

MASTER BEDROOM 19'-9" X 15'-7"

FRONT LAWN 37'-7" X 53'-8"

UPPER LOUNGE 10'-1" X 16'-1"

BATHROOM

UP LIVING ROOM 10'-6" X 16'-1"

10'-8" X 8'-0"

DRESS 12'-0" X 9'-0"

PASSAGE 5' WIDE

2'-9"

DN

TERRACE 5'-0" WIDE

LOBBY DECK

BATHROOM 13'-3" X 9'-0"

PASSAGE 5'-3" WIDE

KITCHEN 12'-6" X16'-9"

PUJA ROOM 6'-6" X 7'-6"

18'-2" X 12'-7"

STORE & PANTRY 12'-0" X 7'-5"

LOBBY 11'-8" X 8'-0"

PDR. ROOM 7'-7" X 6'-9"

DECK

BATHROOM 10'-8" X 9'-0"

DINING ROOM 11'-6" X 16'-3"

BALCONY 5'-0" WIDE DRAWING ROOM 19'-8" x 20'-3"

4 PARKING

DAUGHTER'S BEDROOM 17'-0" X 15'-0"

7'-6"

DRIVEWAY 12' WIDE

SEPTIC TANK

GUARD ROOM

PROJECT

FARMHOUSE, GADAIPUR

ENTRY

ENTRY

DRESS 11'-1" X 8'-7"

BAR 12'-0" X 9'-0"

BORING

U.G. WATER TANK

SOAK TANK

AREA DETAILS

NORTH VILLA GRD FLR : 2100 1ST FLR: 2375 TOTAL : 4475

NET BUILT UP AREA : 9575 SQFT

DADA DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ATELIER

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GREEN TERRACE

DG & STORE 5'-6" X14'-3"

PROJECT

DRAWING TITLE

SOUTH VILLA

BEDROOM 13'-6" X 15'-8"

DG

2 PARKING

GRD FLR : 2850 SQFT 1ST FLR : 2250 TOTAL : 5100

BATHROOM 10'-6" X 8'-7"

GROUND FLOOR PLAN DRAWN HA

APPROVED MA

SCALE

FARMHOUSE, GADAIPUR DWG NO.

DATE

1:80

THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND IS NOT TO BE COPIED / REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.

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AREA DETAILS

DRAWING TITLE

SOUTH VILLA

NORTH VILLA

GRD FLR : 2850 SQFT 1ST FLR : 2250 TOTAL : 5100

GRD FLR : 2100 1ST FLR: 2375 TOTAL : 4475

NET BUILT UP AREA : 9575 SQFT

DADA DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ATELIER

,

B-99, SUSHANT LOK - I GURGAON HARYANA -122 001

FIRST FLOOR PLAN DRAWN HA

APPROVED MA

SCALE

DWG NO.

DATE

1:80

THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND IS NOT TO BE COPIED / REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.

12'-6"

STONE

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L. LVL 0'-0"

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

TERRACE T.O.S.

LVL 23'-10"

TERRACE T.O.S.

TERRACE T.O.S.

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

LVL 23'-10"

WOOD

W O O DEN LOUVERS

WOOD

WOOD

11'-4"

11'-4"

LVL 23'-10"

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

LVL 12'-6"

FIRST FLOOR F.F LVL 12'-6"

LVL 12'-6"

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L.

WOOD

STONE

STONE

STONE

STONE

12'-6"

STONE

STONE

STONE

STONE

STONE

STONE

12'-6"

WOOD

STONE

STONE

STONE

STONE

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L.

LVL 0'-0"

GROUND FLOOR

LVL 0'-0"

EAST SIDE ELEVATION

LVL 0'-0"

SOUTH

NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

Elevations

PROJECT

CLIENT

ARCHITECTS

GOGIA FARM

MR. GOGIA

DADA DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

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B-99, SUSHANT LOK - I GURGAON HARYANA -122 001

TERRACE T.O.S.

11'-4"

LVL 23'-10"

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L. LVL 12'-6"

12'-6"

STONE

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L. LVL 0'-0"

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

TERRACE T.O.S.

TERRACE T.O.S.

LVL 23'-10"

LVL 23'-10"

11'-4"

W O O DEN LOUVERS

11'-4"

WOOD

WOOD

WOOD

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L. LVL 12'-6"

WOOD STONE

STONE

STONE

STONE

12'-6"

STONE

STONE

12'-6"

LVL 12'-6"

STONE

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L.

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L.

LVL 0'-0"

LVL 0'-0"

NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION

PROJECT

CLIENT

ARCHITECTS

GOGIA FARM

MR. GOGIA

DADA DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ATELIER

,

B-99, SUSHANT LOK - I GURGAON HARYANA -122 001

DRAWING TITLE

ELEVATIONS

DRAWN HA

APPROVED MA

SCALE

DWG NO.

DATE

1:100

THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND IS NOT TO BE COPIED / REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.

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Professional Work 2016-2017 Junior Architect at DADA Partners, Gurgaon

Arora Farmhouse Vasant Kunj, New Delhi

Type : Residential Construction Started : February 2016 Status : Ongoing Role : 3D Modelling & Design Material Options, Working drawings as well as spot detail drawings as & when required, Consultant Coordination, Site Visits & Coordination.

8" LVL 30'-4"

1'-4"

1'

10'-6"

12'

11'-9"

material on hold

1'

3'-6" 10'-6" 6"

4'-1121" 3'

12'

11'-9"

material on hold

6'-4"

1'-3"

1'-2"

4'-1121"

STONE

5'-11"

1'-10"

8' 1'-4"

4'-10"

1"

6"

STONE

1' 3'-1"

4"

23'-2"

1'

3'

2'-6"

1'-3"

5'-421"

1'-6"

1'

12'-6"

1'-6"

1'-3"

9'-5"

10'-2"

PUJA ROOM

4'-10"

8"

1'

5'-11" 1' 3'-2"

1'-2" 9" 13'-10" 1'-2"

STONE

ZINC CLADDING

8'-6"

12'-6" 12'-11"

1'

STONE

STONE

5"

9'-6"

12'-6"

W O O DEN LOUVERS

9'-9"

12'-11"

1'-121" 3'-421" 721"

3'-1"

4"

1'-2" 1'-2" 9'-5"

10'-5"

1'-6"

4'-6"

1'-3"

WOOD 12'-421"

1'-10"

12'-6"

11'-9" 1'-4" 11'-2"

2'-6"

23'-2"

8'

2'-6" 1'

1'-3"

9"

11"

East

12'-11"

WOOD

5'-421"

9"

8'-6"

W O O DEN LOUVERS

3'-6"

STONE

17'

1'-3" WOOD

CONCRETE TILE CLADDING

LVL

2'

W O O D GROUND FLOOR F.F.L. EAST ELEVATION LVL 3'-6"

UPPER TERRACE T.O.S.

13'

9'-11"

W O O DEN LOUVERS

1'

1' 1'-3" 3'-3"

3'-9"

1'-3" 10'-1"

1'-3" 1'-8"

TERRACE T.O.S.

WOOD

6'-3"

1'-6"

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L. LVL 30'-4"

6"

1'-6" 1'-4" 7" 1'-3"

3'-6"

12'-6"

11'-9"

3" 1'-5"

ZINC CLADDING

1'-721"

14'

9'-7"

STONE

4'-6"

10'-2"

1' STONE

CONCRETE TILE CLADDING

material on hold

4'-6"

STONE

2'-5"

17'

6'-3"

1'-6"

PUJA ROOM

3'-3"

6" 1'-9" 1'-8"

13'-10"

9'-11"

LVL 17-4"

WOOD

1'-3" 1'-8"

6"

13'-10"

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

10'-5"

FRONT ELEVATION 2

10'-6"

14'

6'

13'

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L.

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L. LVL17-4" 3'-6" LVL

11'-2"

1' 1'-3" 3'-3"

1' 3'-3" 5'-3" 2'-6"

12'-6"

13'-10"

13'

WOOD

14'-1121"

10' WOOD

2'-121"

4'

STONE

1'-3" TERRACE T.O.S.

LVL 30'-4"

2'-6" 1'

11"

W O O DEN LOUVERS

LVL 17-4"

TERRACE T.O.S.

LVL 30'-4"

STONE

12'

10'

4'-6"

3" 1'-5"

13'

9'-6"

FRONT ELEVATION 1

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

4" 8"

13'-9"

STONE

LVL 3'-6"

LVL

North

12'-4"

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L. UPPER TERRACE T.O.S.

1'-2"

9"

STONE

7'-1021" STONE

LVL 30'-4"

LVL 3'-6"

1'-2"

STONE

STONE

LVL 17-4"

FRONT ELEVATION 1

1'-3"

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

3'-3"

3'-2"

LVL 3'-6"

TERRACE T.O.S.

12'-6" 3'-6"

8"

4"

11'-2"

1'-5" 3" 14'-1"

2'-6" 1'

STONE

11"

WOODEN LOUVERS

1'

13' 13'-10"

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L.

1'-4"

4'-6" STONE

12'-6"

12'-4"

10'

14'-1"

13'-9"

7'-1021" STONE

6"

9"

LVL 30'-4"

1'-6"

STONE

TERRACE T.O.S.

1'-2"

1'-2"

1'

3'-3" 1'-3"

STONE

STONE

LVL 17-4"

13'-10"

material on hold

12'

11'-9"

11'-2"

1'

1' 3'-2"

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

2'-6" 1'

11"

WOODEN LOUVERS

1'-5" 3"

13'

4'-6"

6"

1'-6"

TERRACE T.O.S.

1'-3" 12'-11" 6" 1'-3"

5" 1'

2'-5" 1'

4'

6"

1" shadow gap to be adjusted in plaster

11'-8"

16'-9" 1'-121"

LVL 30'-4"

,

1'-2"

APPROVED

SCALE

DWG NO.

DATE

N.T.S

MA

South

1'

3"

13'

ZINC CLADDING

DRAWN HA

APPROVED MA

SCALE N.T.S

DWG NO.

STONE

STONE

13'-9"

1'-6" 1'-2"

10'-1"

,

2'-5"

ELEVATIONS

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ATELIER B-99, SUSHANT LOK - I GURGAON HARYANA -122 001

DRAWING TITLE

STONE

1'-221"

DADA

9'-721"

MR. ARORA

2'-5"

LVL 17-4"

1'-2" 4"

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

1'-3"

1'-3"

78 1'-1"

WOOD

ARCHITECTS

CLIENT

10'-1"

11'-8"

10'

HA

THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND IS NOT TO BE COPIED / REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION.

WOODEN LOUVERS

STONE

13'-10"

12'-5"

WOODEN LOUVERS

5"

6"

ARORA FARM, VASANT KUNJ 13'-10"

ELEVATIONS

DRAWN

B-99, SUSHANT LOK - I GURGAON HARYANA -122 001 12'-8"

1'-3" 1" shadow gap to be adjusted in plaster

DADA

DRAWING TITLE

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ATELIER

TERRACE T.O.S.

2'-121"

12'-11"

13'

SOUTH ELEVATION PROJECT FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

15'-2" ARCHITECTS

10'-5"

11'-1021"

11"

3'

11'-6"

1'-1"

5" 1'-3"

TERRACE T.O.S.

LVL 30'-4"

W O O DEN LOUVERS

3'

CLIENT

STONE

MR. ARORA

11"

LVL 3'-6"

STONE

7'

9"

9'

10'-5"

1'-3" 1'-3" 6"

METAL LOUVERS

1'-7"

1'-121"

11" 32'-6"

5"

2'-5"

12'-6"

10'

10'

12'-11"

12'-11" steel girder as per structure

3"

5'

9"

2'-6"

4'-2"

5" 1'-3"

10'-5"

11'-2" 19'-7"

WOODEN LOUVERS

1'-3" 1'-3" 6"

1'-3" 2'-7" 12'-6"

15'-3"

STONE

10'

WOOD

19'-121"

10'-4"

WEST ELEVATION

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L. ARORA FARM, VASANT KUNJ

LVL 17-4"

WOOD 12'-421"

1'-10"

15'-2"

9'-9" 2'-4"

4'-10"

3'-6" 5'

11'-4"

STONE

10'-5"

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L. LVL 3'-6"

spiral staircase

5"

6" 1'-3" 1'-3"

STONE

13'-10"

PROJECT

13'-10"

SOUTH ELEVATION

9" STONE

11'-1021" W O O DEN LOUVERS

1" shadow gap to be adjusted in plaster

11'-2"

1'

1'-4" 1'

1'-6"

11"

1'-4"

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L. LVL 17-4"

11'-6"

19'-121"

LVL 17-4"

LVL 3'-6"

WOOD

1'-121" 3'-421" 721"

10'-1"

12'-11"

13'

10'-4"

WOOD

W O O DEN LOUVERS

14'-6"

13' 10'-5"

CONCRETE TILE CLADDING

11'-6"

STONE

2'

WOOD WOOD

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

4'-2"

6"

1'-3" 1'-8"

TERRACE T.O.S.

LVL 30'-4"

GROUND FLOOR F.F.L.

2'-4"

TERRACE T.O.S.

LVL 30'-4"

5"

LVL 17-4"

6" 1'-3" 1'-3"

FIRST FLOOR F.F.L.

5"

FRONT ELEVATION 2

13'-10"

With a site area of approx. 8000 sq.m. & a built up area of 1800 sq.m. the farmhouse is located among the famous Vasant Kunj Farms in New Delhi. Conceptualized as a Farmhouse for a family of Five, with provisions for future families of three individual sons of the client, this farmhouse caters to the varying needs as well as all the requirements of a luxurious lifestyle.

From a Double-Height Drawing Room/Party Hall, to an outhouse for leisure, to individual standalone dressers for all the family members & their to be families, the farmhouse covers all the future prospects of a joint Indian Business Family.

Elevations

DATE

The construction has beenPRODUCED doneBY ANentirely as an PRODUCT RCC framed AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL structure, with AAC blocks as internal as well as external partitions. All external fenestrations being in Aluminium makes way for sleeker design, & with the presence of large glass windows & cantilever the design is light & sleek opening up to the water bodies in the central court. Various Italian stones have been used across the interiors especially for flooring & bathrooms, & Travertine Stone & IPE Cladding have been as features on external walls where seemed necessary.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Ground Floor Plan

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

First Floor Plan

Rendered View

As a part of DADA Partners Studio, I have had the opportunity to handle this project from it's civil construction phase to it's current finishing phase along with one of the head architects under whose guidance I have learnt & practiced construction through this project.

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Factory building faridabad lobby interior isometric view

(3ds Max Vray render)

LA Journal Magazine Annual Competition Poster Design 2012 Designed the competition poster for LA Journal Magazine for their annual competition. The poster is signifying memories, the things of the past & the long forgotten.

Robotics Competition Logo Design

Isola Landscape Conference Logo Design

Annual College Festival Wall Design 2013 Wall designing & painting for College Festival 2013. Designed posters & booklets for the Festival in the same year.

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Grasshopper script play

Photography

Visrasat - e - Khalsa, Punjab by Moshe Safdie

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Chandni Chowk & Jama Masjid, New Delhi

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wandering through the streets of Hong Kong

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the old Mughal Monuments of India

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“I only give expression to the instincts from my soul.”

- Maqbool Fida Husain

External View

Internal View

Site Sketch of Doshi Gufa, Ahmedabad, Gujarat - designed by Ar. B.V. Doshi, wall artwork by M.F. Husain

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