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HEMIN PANSERA
CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION BACHELOR
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ARCHITECTURE
2018 - CURRENTLY IN 3RD YEAR IDEA, INDUS UNIVERSITY, AHMEDABAD
HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION 2018 - GSEB SABARI VIDYA VIHAR, MEHSANA
SECONDARY EDUCATION 2016 - GSEB SABARI VIDYA VIHAR, MEHSANA
HEMIN PANSERA ARCHITECTURE STUDENT
I am an enthusiastic architecture student, trying to learn new explorations which give my work more value and getting better day by day, I prioritize quality over quantity, excellent team
worker, keen to learn new skills and also practicing the functional and practical aspects of designing.
W O R K S H O P S / RELATIVE STUDY PROGRAMME SETTING
SAIL
MANDVI, GUJARAT - 2019
WADA
TYPOLOGY
NASHIK, MAHARASHTRA - 2019
REINTERPRETING
SURFACES
BHUJ, GUJARAT - 2020
POL
HOUSE
UVARSAD, GANDHINAGAR - 2019
NATIONALITY INDIAN D. O . B . 24.09.2000 LANGUAGES ENGLISH HINDI GUJARATI INTERESTS ILLUSTRATION GRAPHIC TRAVELLING CINEMA SPORTS FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY INSTAGRAM @heemmiiiin
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MODEL MAKING RENDERING ILLUSTRATION SKETCHING PHOTOGRAPHY DRAFTING S O F T W A R E AUTOCAD ARCHICAD SKETCHUP V-RAY L U M I O N - 3D TWINMOTION ADOBE FAMILY
PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR INDESIGN FRESSCO PREMIERE PRO
CONTACT
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PHONE
+91 9428907989
heminpansera8202@gmail.com
CURRICULUM VITAE
CONTENT ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONAL SPACE
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STUDIO-04
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ANGANWADI STUDIO-03
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RAPID HOUSING STUDIO-05
WORKSHOPS/ RELATED STUDY PROGRAM 15
SETTING SAIL JANUARY 2019
WADA TYPOLOGY
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SEPTEMBER 2019
REINTERPRETTING SURFACES
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JANUARY 2020
POL HOUSE
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JULY 2019
MISCELLANEOUS
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FERRO CEMENT PRODUCT / STAIRCASE DETAILS ARTWORKS
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION
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CONTENT
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INSTITUTIONAL
SPACE
S T U D I O - 04
RENDERED IN LUMION
Site - Ahmedabad This studio looks at the role of material in the design of an architectural project and to understand how material plays an important role in architectural expression,also how material can be used in different ways to achieve a specific architectural purpose. Stone- from ancient culture its being used and it defines dominance and using this feature giving importance to the context/river, which is climatically self sustainable, with structure of stone and concrete Expressing the dominance of clear facades.
SITE PLAN
RENDERED IN LUMION
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Flower Garden
Primary axis to Site
Sunday Market
PROCESS
Under standing the space requirements placing Diagonal such that during day time some part remain shaded.
Developing the spatial modules and giving character to spaces taking care of the context.
Combining them and understanding the play of light and shadow, and relationship between inside and outside.
Developing the spatial modules and staggering ground to make it more functional.
Adding details and making a flexible connection between inside and outside.
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1.ADMIN 2.PANTRY 3.TOILET 4.MULTI - FUNCTIONAL SPACE 5.PUBIC GATHERING 6.CAFETERIA 7.RECREATIONAL SPACE
ACADEMIC WORKS
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DES IGN DRAWINGS
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TEMPERED GLASS 8 M.M
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METAL PLATE 32 M.M
SCREW 3 M.M
600 MM PARAPET WALL
300 M.M
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EPOSED STONE WALL
450X300 MM R.C.C BEAM
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450X300 MM R.C.C BEAM
6 MM CHINA MOSAIC 10 MM CEMENT SLURRY
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40 MM WATER PROOFING
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600 M.M
SCREW 3 M.M
150 MM R.C.C SLAB
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GLASS 8 M.M
10 MM TEMPERED GLASS
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25 MM STONE JAALI PIVOT STONE COPING
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150 MM R.C.C SLAB
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EXPOSED STONE WALL
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STONE JAALI 18 M.M
METAL FRAME 1200
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BOTTOM PIVOT CONCRETE 50 M.M
CEMENT SLURRY
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STONE CLADDING 18 M.M
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150 MM BRICK WALL
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LADIES TOILET 09
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ACADEMIC WORKS
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ANGANWADI S T U D I O - 03
RENDERED IN LUMION
Site - Nashik This studio looks at the perspective of how people react to any space especially creating a place where children like to stay and learn, and how spatial structural system give the sense of openness to the river edge, and how context is important. The site has a beautiful river edge and interesting context around it. the ram ghat and due to heavy rain in Nashik the site contains too much dense foliage Gulmohar trees on the river edge. I tried to reflect their observations and understanding of the site in terms of climate, location, geography, and the nature of the contextual surroundings even by using local material.
HAND CRAFTED MODEL
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1. Victoria bridge 2.Approach 3.Temples
4.Site 5.Clusters 6.Public Washroom
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HAND CRAFTED MODEL
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5 1.Story telling 2.Admin office 3.kitchen 4.Play area 5.Community Gathering 6.Toilets
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HAND CRAFTED MODEL
ACADEMIC WORKS
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SECTIONS
SECTION BB’
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SECTION AA’
ROOF DETAIL
ACADEMIC WORKS
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RAPID
HOUSING
S T U D I O - 05
Site : Ahmedabad This studio is based on rapid housing, for Migrant Workers, who travel and work for their daily wages. Understanding their requirements making the spaces more functional and flexible enough like in the morning it could work as living space and during the night it can be converted to sleeping space. Using Ferro cement system and designing such 4-5 modules by which a house can be constructed in 2 days with only 2. As it is supposed to be a modular system getting inspired by nature - from the leaf structure and understanding the Vornoi grid and from the design process getting a module which can also be used as storage space and the whole design and structure derived from it.
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4 Site Context: 1.Site AMC Dump - yard 2.ISRO SAAC Campus 3.ISRO SAAC Guest house 4.GEB Substation 5.PRL Campus 6.Delhi Public School Bopal 7.Delhi Public School Bus Parking 8.Housing Society
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SITE MODEL
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MODULES
850 x 300MM
200 x 2800MM
850 x 850 MM
600 x 450MM
600 x 750MM
CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE
ACADEMIC WORKS
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UNIT LAYOUT
WALL SECTION
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900
900
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10 mm Mortar
1200
02
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Ferrocement pannels (600x450x25 mm)
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UNIT PLAN
Modules (750x300x750 mm)
2200
3000
900
2400
Plinth Beam (400 x 300 mm) Compacted Earth 25 MM Anchor Bolts Ferrocement Modules
SECTION AA’
CLUSTER PLAN
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Horizontal Modules Vornoi Modules
DETAILS
CLUSTER SECTION
SITE LAYOUT
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SITE DETAILS
Public/Green spaces
Massing
Drainage system
Water supply system
Circulation
SECTION AA’ ACADEMIC WORKS
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SETTING
SAIL
RELATED STUDY PROGRAM
HAND DRAFTED PLAN
Site - Mandvi Are ships moving shelters, or are they inhabitable vehicles?“ Setting sails” is a relative study program conducted for the students of second semester of architecture department of Indus University at Mandvi, Kutch that seeks to answer these questions and in the process, learn to ask other questions in reference to architecture that includes to 400 years old knowledge systems of building, recording, and transmitting. The chief focus of this study program was to make co-relations of the transformation in spaces and their subsequent scales as they are decontextualized and re-contextualized both regionally as well as economically.
ON SITE HAND DRAFTED PLAN
ON SITE HAND DRAFTED PLAN
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DETAILS
BHANGA DETAILS
WOOD IMPRESSIONS RELATED STUDY PROGRAM
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WADA
TYPOLOGY
RELATED STUDY PROGRAM
PEN ON PAPER
Site - Nashik This is a 200-year-old wada, owned by the Koshire family. Earlier this Wada was owned by a family selling milk. The type of this wada is a ‘Gaidhani Wada’ it can be clearly seen from a separate space where they used to keep cattle. Adjacent to the wada is the gaushala where the family members used to work. Unlike other wadas, this wada follows a strong symmetry in terms of the spatial arrangement. As of today, the wada is divided amongst family members and they have given their rooms on rent. Due to this, now the wada acts as a microneighborhood rather than a single house and the courtyard becomes more of a public space for these families. HAND CRAFTED MODEL
HAND DRAFTED SECTION
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1.Courtyard 2 Kitchen 3 Living Room 4 Sleeping Space 5 Storage 6 Pooja room 7 Toilet ELEVATION
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECTION AA’
SECTION BB’
WALL SECTION
RELATED STUDY PROGRAM
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REINTERPRETTING
SURFACES
HANDS ON WORKSHOP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Site - Bhuj TOPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION DE SK ST UD EN T VE RS IO N
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This hands-on collaborative focuses upon understanding the geometry, how is it important in building any structure and the funicular shapes obtaining by combination of two geometries. This Hands- on workshop was carried out to explain us to obtain the new techniques of building the Catalonian way’.
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Laminated- tile shell technique that dates to early 18th century, gained popularity with the rise in influence of Catalonian architects such as Antonio Gaudi and Rafael Gustavino. Further establishment of study lead to the development of new techniques to deal with such material. This technique triggered the idea of creating uninterrupted, simple yet sophisticated and light spaces through Catalonian way, with form explorations.
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HANDS ON WORKSHOP
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UVARSAD The village is 400 years old stands near to Ahmedabad - Gandhinagar highway. The study generated understanding the planning in terms of part to whole and whole to part. The motive of studying the house forms of uvrasad was to understand the lifestyle of people living in the village. Documenting of the heritage house and the thought process, narrow openings linear organizations depicting the detailed Pol houses which have very functional design due to small neighborhood at the urban context to manage efficiently, climate responsiveness: streets, courtyards and use of sustainable building materials, use of rainwater harvesting to solve the scarcity of water in the present situation, use of construction and building materials to make it earthquake resistance structure. These houses also fulfill the aesthetic criteria because the ornamentation in homes is logically done, which is an integral part of the structure.
SECTION
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
ElLEVATION
PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
ElLEVATION
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DOCUMENTATION
PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FERROCEMENT
PRODUCT
Exploring the form of the folded plate to achieve the stability of the chair, understanding the material and its strength, designed a chair which have 60% load cantilevered, still can take 10 load up to 100kgs. 9
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STONE FLOORING 18MM R.C.C SLAB 150MM ANCHOR BOLT 20MM
WOOD PANNELS 25MM BOLT 20MM
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MISCELLANEOUS WORK
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ARTWORK P E N C I L ON P A P E R
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ARTWORKS
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ARTWORKS
WATER COLOR ON PAPER
SOFT PASTEL ON PAPER
WATER COLOR ON PAPER
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P E N ON P A P E R
ARTWORKS
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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PHOTOGRAPHY
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATIONS
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION
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