hrhdania@outlook.com +919903527999 Kolkata Dania Irshad thebookisharchitect
POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY Compiler+Co-author: August 2021-Present Verses Kindler Publication
Design and Editorial Team: July 2021-Present National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA)
Sustainability Research Associate: March 2021-June 2021 GBRI
Editorial Team: 2019-Present
Eutony, bi-annual magazine, Parwaaz, Literary Society, FA+E, Jamia Millia Islamia
Editorial Team: 2018-Present The Wall Post (newsletter), FA+E, Jamia Millia Islamia
Editorial Intern: Aug 2020-Jan 2021 Rethinking the Future, Virtual
Bibliography Intern: April 2020-May 2020
Dania Irshad
India Lost and Found, Virtual
“I am currently a final year student, pursuing B.Arch from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, who focuses her intent as an architect with a social conscience, not only wishes to design for the users but also in consideration with the environment. I am a voracious reader and a passionate writer. Using my role in analysis, communications, management, dedication and positive reinforcement, intend to make a positive difference for the development of the community.”
D.O.B NATIONALITY LANGUAGE
27th September, 1997 Indian Hindi (native) Urdu (native) English (fluent) Italian (basics)
90, Topsia Road PERMANENT 2nd Floor, Amina Bagh ADDRESS Kolkata-700039 EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture (20172022), Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 74.4% Senior Secondary (XII-CISCE) Mahavir Institute of Education and Research (2015-2016) 92.75% Secondary (X-CISCE) Mahavir Institute of Education and Research (2013-2014) 87.20%
VOLUNTEERING EXPERIENCE Editorial Director: May 2021-Present
Musaidah Foundation-Service to Humanity (NGO)
Graphic Design Volunteer (Software Training): August 2021 NavGurukul, Virtual
PROJECT - PUBLIC INTEREST DESIGN Kaavish - a flight towards change: Apr 2019 - May 2019
Renovation of a primary school, Mushir Fatima, Jamia Millia Islamia. Create an interactive space for children and to inculcate the idea that learning is not just confined within the walls of a classroom. The design focusing on child psychology, imagination and experience.
INTERESTS
TECHNICAL SKILLS Reading
Drafting
Writing
BIM
Research
3D Modeling
Learning Languages Travel
Rendering
Photography
Graphics
Urban Sketching Art and Craft Solving Puzzles Cooking
Autodesk AUTOCAD Autodesk Revit SketchUp Rhinocerous 3D Autodesk 3D Studio Max V-Ray, Lumion Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator
Publishing
Adobe InDesign
Scripting/Coding
Java (basics) Python (basics)
Others
MS-Office
PUBLISHED WORKS Reviving Vernacular by Implementing the Modern Technologies and Green Building Strategies (research paper), Published in Architecture and Planning for Villages. ISBN 978-81-953960-0-9)
Role of Water in Traditional Islamic Architecture (article) 10 Things to remember when designing in Madrid (article) Josmo Studio - 10 Iconic Products (article) Why architecture needs a social conscience? (article) Interview with Architects: Visions and Voices: An Evening with Zaha Hadid (article) 10 Ways to Assist the Community in Combating COVID-19 in India (article) Phoenix (short story)
Published in an anthology, ‘Anguished Existence’. ISBN 9789354525698
UNPUBLISHED WORKS Calcutta Bungalow: An Adaptive Reuse Case Study. Paper (2019-2020). Metaphorical Dimensions of a Paradise Garden. Paper (2019-2020). Indian Architect: Amit Khanna. Dissertation (2019-2020) Seth Dayaram Dedraj Goenka Haveli. Dissertation (2018-2019) The Advent and Dissolution of Calligraphy in India. Dissertation (2017-2018)
CERTIFICATIONS The Sustainable Development Goals – A global, transdisciplinary vision for the future (Coursera) Fundamentals of Graphic Design (Coursera) Organizational Behavior: How to Manage People (Coursera)
AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Streets-an induced public space -Secured 3rd Position in Design Narrative Writing Competition in 2019, organized by Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia. • Secured 1st Position is Best Out of Waste, organized by ENACTUS JMI to propose new ideas for waste management as a part of PROJECT TABDEEL during the National Volunteering Week. • Olympiad of English Language by SIlverzone -Secured Bronze Medal in First Level in 2014 and was qualified for the Second Level. -Secured Gold Medal in First Level in 2015 and was qualified for the Second Level. -Secured Gold Medal in First Level in 2016 and was qualified for the Second Level. • International Informatics Olympiad by SIlverzone -Secured Gold Medal In First Level in 2015 and was qualified for the Second Level. • Awarded Certificate of Academic Excellence in ICSE-2014 for scoring 87.2% by Mahavir Institute of Education and Research • Acquired 2nd Position in Inter House Quiz Competition in 2015, organized by Mahavir Institute of Education and Research • Acquired 1st Position in Creative Writing Competition in 2012, organized by Mahavir Institute of Education and Research • Acquired 3rd Position in Inter House Clay Modelling Competition in 2012, organized by Mahavir Institute of Education and Research • Acquired 3rd Position in Inter House Poster Making Competition in 2012, organized by Mahavir Institute of Education and Research • Awarded Most Creative Student in the year 2013 in Mahavir Institute of Education and Research • Awarded Most Disciplined Student in the year 2012 and 2013 in Mahavir Institute of Education and Research
CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS • International Undergraduate Student Research Conference 2021, 17th to 19th September 2021, organized by Jindal School of Art and Architecture. Paper titled, ‘Creating through Mind and Emotions’ selected for online poster publication. • 8th [online] Seminar on Architecture for Masses, March 2021, organized by Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia. Presented a paper titled ‘Reviving Vernacular by implementing the modern technologies and green building techniques,’ published in Architecture and Planning for Villages. ISBN 978-81-953960-0-9. • Workshop on Cultures of Construction from 4th to 18th July, 2020 conducted by Architect Peeyush Sekhsaria, organized by Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia. • International Conference on Architecture Pedagogy, 11th to 13th November 2019, organized by Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia. • Interdisciplinary International Workshop on Leonardo da Vinci, 16th to 18th September, conducted by Dr. Chiara Rostagno, Director, Museo del Cenacolo Vinciano, Milan, Italy, organized by Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia. • 7th Seminar on Architecture for Masses, February 2019, organized by Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia. • 6th International Conference on Islamic Arts and Architecture, 11th to 13th November 2018, organized by Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia. • 1st Healthcare National Symposium: Confluence 18, October 2018, organized by Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia. • 6th Seminar on Architecture for Masses, February 2018, organized by Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia.
CO N T E N TS THESIS 01 NEIGHBOURHOOD REDEVELOPMENT, KOLKATA URBAN DESIGN 02 CAMPUS DESIGN, NEW DELHI LANDSCAPE DESIGN 03 CHINI KA RAUZA, AGRA PUBLIC INTEREST DESIGN 04 KAAVISH, NEW DELHI BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 05 BAY WINDOW 06 SKYLIGHT 07 SOFT PANELING 08 MODULAR CONSTRUCTION (KITCHEN) MISCELLANEOUS 09 ARCHIES REBRANDING 10 PACKAGING DESIGN 11 ARSWEAR BRANDING 12 FRIENDS THEMED CALENDAR 13 ILLUSTRATIONS
NEIGHBOURHOOD R E D E V E LO P M E N T, KO L K ATA https://youtu.be/sNlaQkrQjfg
In the dense neighbourhood of Tiljala is a place that accommodates the cottage leather industries and the people belonging to the underprivileged section of the society. The area comprised initially of the industries where came people from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar looking for better opportunities and settled there, leading to an organic outgrowth where the living conditions are preposterous at present.
LOCATION
India
Kolkata
Tiljala
CHARACTER
Cluster of houses forming social links and creates a sense of belonging.
Mutual shading
SITE VIEWS
The spaces that are not well integrated with the clusters, Trees having religious remain empty and unused. significance acts as a social space.
Plinth as an interacting zone.
PATHS
NODES
mapping
Existing paths for access through the site. Nodes translates to conflict points.
VEHICULAR INTENSITIES
LANDMARKS
DISTRICTS AND EDGES
High vehicular intensity.
To help with imageability of the site.
Major part occupied by residential.
FIGURE GROUND
INVERSE FIGURE GROUND
SOCIAL CHARACTER
Both coarse and fine grains found.
Street layouts as open spaces.
Gatherings and interactive spaces.
UTILITIES
RESOURCE MAPPING
TRANSIT MAPPING
Open drains found all throughout.
Leather found in abundance.
Multi-modal transit facility in the vicinity.
POLLUTING INDUSTRIES
BUILDING USES
Most of the industries are polluting.
Residential, found.
BUILDING HEIGHT
Low-rise, high density area. ARCHITECTURE CHARACTER
Some structures features.
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BUILDING AGE
commercial,
industrial
BUILDING STRENGTH
vernacular Mostly old structures found.
Most structures are damaged.
User Responsive Urbanism dictates the idea of analyzing and understanding the pattern and trends that led people to act in a certain way in terms of preference of living, working, or any human activity done on a usual basis. This data can be translated into identifying strategies and designing cities that people envision to be. With urban sprawl increasing day by day, many land resources are abandoned and, with time, rendered useless. In the Indian scenario, the rural areas are in ruins for the people who moved to the city for a better lifestyle and comfort, leaving their homes behind. These built structures somehow were cultural and architectural legacies for those places themselves. The vulnerable sections stayed back for a while. However, the trend suggests them moving near the cities, if not in the city, for better opportunities and improving their living conditions. They are unaware that cities lack the infrastructure to cater to the newly moved crowd, causing preposterous living conditions in the form of slums and other informal settlements. This response causes chaos in the fabric of both the city and the rural setting, causing an ecological imbalance and loss of habitat. This raises the question of why even in the 21st century, people find a need to migrate to the city rather than staying put and improving the conditions of their context? What are the missing elements that are a part of human dependencies?
co n ce p t
masterplan
DEMOLITION PLAN
TOTAL SITE AREA: 13.8 HA OR 13800 SQM EXISTING BUILTUP AREA: 11000 SQM FAR (EXISTING): 0.8 AREA DEMOLISHED: 6 HECTARES PROPOSED: BUILTUP SRES: 59200 SQM OR 5.9 HA FAR: 0.9 SITE AFTER PROPOSAL: BUILT-UP AREA: 13.4 HECTARE FAR: 1 GROUND COVERAGE OF THE NEWLY DEVELOPED ARE: 7600 SQM GROUND COVERAGE OF THE SITE: 81600 SQM GROUND COVERAGE %: 60%
PROPOSED PLAN
landscape
landscape details
s e r v i ce s
school
l e a r n i n g ce n t e r
vertical neighbourhood
housing
Pedestrian Promenade overlooking the school
Urban Farm and greenhouse for small scale food production.
School landscape made with interactive media from recycled materials.
Plaza
Outdoor Sports in between mixed use and ews structure
Learning centre during activities
Site view
AXES
CAMPUS DESIGN, NEW DELHI The project briefs include designing a campus extension for Jamia Millia Islamia with four faculties and residential units for students and faculties. The site is located in New Delhi, India near the existing Jamia campus.
NODES
SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT Parking: Near the entry of the campus for easy accessibility and for a controlled access of vehicular traffic inside the campus. Community Space: It is located toward the axis of Tikona Park which in itself is a hub for student activities can act as an inclusive space with the community zone of the campus. Another activity hub can be located in the tansition zone between the academic area and residential. Admin Block: Positioned near the main entrance for ease of accessibility. Open Spaces: Strategized at the space to act as a transition space from the academic zone to the residential and vice versa. Library: Near the center of the site, accessible from both academic and residential block. Residential and Hostels: Placed at the rear end of the site for safety and controlled movement.
STRUCTURE PLAN LANDMARKS
DISTRICTS
EDGES
masterplan
DRAINAGE
ADMIN Ground Coverage: 1650 SQM Floor Area: 1650 SQM LIBRARY Ground Coverage: 2800 SQM Floor Area: 3800 SQM INDOOR COURT Ground Coverage: 1050 SQM Floor Area: 1050 SQM AUDITORIUM Ground Coverage: 1580 SQM Floor Area: 2500 SQM TOTAL GROUND COVERAGE: 23500 SQM TOTAL BUILTUP AREA: 67800 SQM
PLAN
FAR: ACHIEVED: 0.5 ALLOWED FAR: 2 GROUND COVERAGE: ACHIEVED: 19% ALLOWED: 30% PARKING ECS= 1 ECS/100 SQM REQUIRED AREA IS FOR 600 CARS ACHIEVED 450+ CARS
FACULTY X 4 Ground Coverage: 7700 SQM Floor Area: 30800 SQM RESIDENTIAL Ground Coverage: 4900 SQM Floor Area: 16800 SQM BOYS HOSTEL: Ground Coverage: 1800 SQM Floor Area: 6200 SQM GIRLS HOSTEL: Ground Coverage: 1320 SQM Floor Area: 4360 SQM CAFE: Ground Coverage: 580 SQM Floor Area: 580 SQM
VEHICULAR ACCESS
PEDESTRIAN
Roundabout
Amphitheatre
Main entrance
Sports Arena
Waterbody
FLOOR PLANS
fa c u l t y p l a n In designing the structure, the major consideration was given to the access of natural lighting and ventilation which also helps in energy conservation. The faculty designed is for Robotics and Mechantronics comprising of Department of Unified Engineering on first floor, Department of Robotics, on second floor, and Department of Mechatronics is on thrid floor.
FRONT ELEVATION
SECTION 1
The labs consisting of heavy machinery and equipments are located on the ground floor. The Faculty structure is designed in 8 by 8 grid. The faculty comprised of Centre for AUtomatic research and Studies lab, Simulation workshop, hydraulic lab, fluid mechanics lab, pneumatic lab, material and structure lab, propulsion lab, fluid mechanics and cryptography lab.
SECTION 2
CHINI KA RAUZA, AGRA The site is located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh. The site is an old monument structure of the Islamic Era and the project required to develop the landscape of the site based on the concept of Paradise Gardens.
LANDSCAPE PLAN
PLAZA DETAILS
https://youtu.be/pZLRbpQTfYg
P U B L I C I N T E R E ST D E S I G N Kaavish, which means an effort towards a tremendous change, was a project under this curriculum done by a group of nine students (Ashish Bose, Dania Irshad, Deepanjan Kumar, Ilma, Ilma Nafees, Sameena Parveen, Shikhar Sangwan, Vaishali Tomar, Wahab Hussain). They worked for the redevelopment of Mushir Fatima Nursery School, Jamia Millia Islamia (2018-2019), located in Jamia Nagar, New Delhi, and is part of the University campus. It is accessible through gates 17 and 18 of the university, the school campus, and houses the boy’s hostel.
LOCATION: JMI, NEW DELHI
ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS
IMPLEMENTATION PHASE
REDEVELOPED SPACES
POST DESIGN EVALUATION
THE TEAM
B U I L D I N G CO N ST R U C T I O N 150
3000
150
150
200
4
ALUMINIUM SECTION
LINTEL (150 MM)
STILE (ALUMINIUM)
ALUMINIUM SECTION
RUBBER GASKET
GLASS (5 MM)
5 MM THICK GLASS
1650
1600
5
6
A
ELEMENTS 1. FRAME: Skeleton of the window. 2. GLAZING: Glass part of the window. 3. SASH: Movable parts that hold the glazing. FUNCTIONS: 1. Increase the surface area of a wall. 2. More natural light comes in. 3. Add space to the interior.
DETAIL 4 44
A
BAY WINDOW
SILL (100 MM)
50
ALUMINIUM SECTION RUBBER GASKET
KEYPLAN LIVING+DINING 3500X3500
LIBRARY 2000X3000
900
PLASTER (12 MM)
PANTRY 1500X1000
WASHROOM 1500X2000
WASHROOM 1500X2000
KITCHEN 2500X2500
500
DETAIL 5 5 MM THICK GLASS
ELEVATION
1
SECTION BB
BRICK WALL (230 MM)
HARDWARE DETAILS
RUBBER GASKET 50
PLASTER (12 MM)
101
45
45
STILE (ALUMINIUM)
105
77
45
GLASS (5 MM)
B
MULLION (ALUMINIUM
91
45
52
1200 3000
1
10 10 32
66
CLIP
75
RUBBER GASKET
58
150
WIRE MESH
RUBBER GASKET
ALUMINIUM SECTION
3000
ALUMINIUM SECTION
MULLION (ALUMINIUM) WIRE MESH
PLASTER (12 MM)
29
DETAIL 6 ALUMINIUM SECTION
B
52
00
100
00
85
12
12
3
PLAN AA
45
60
CLIP
39
ALUMINIUM SECTION
2
550
900
BEDROOM 3000X3000
5 MM THICK GLASS BRICK WALL (230 MM)
CLIP
STILE (ALUMINIUM)
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
DANIA IRSHAD
52
64
57
5 MM THICK GLASS
B.ARCH IV YEAR (DAY) BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
52
81
116
166
DETAIL 1
DETAIL 2
900
64
1650
5 MM THICK GLASS
RUBBER GASKET
SECTIONAL ELEVATION (INTERIOR)
DETAIL 3
75 MM EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM GASKET
75 MM EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM PRESSURE PLATE
HEAVY GUAGE METAL FLASHING
1
02
SKYLIGHT
BOLT WITH NEOPRENE WASHER
DUAL GLAZED GLASS (5 MM)
SCALE: 1:2 1:5 1:20 1:200 SHEET NO.:
75 MM EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM CHANNEL
LIVING+DINING 3500X3500
LIBRARY 2000X3000
SEALANT
1114
BEDROOM 3000X3000
EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM RETAINING FRAME RETAINING FRAME FASTENER ASSEMBLY SCREW LAG BOLT
KITCHEN 2500X2500
MUD PLASTER (20 MM) MUD PHUSKA (50 MM) HOT BITUMEN (10 MM)
550
2000
KEY PLAN
450
2
ROOF SLAB (RCC 150 MM) MORTAR(10 MM)
A
450
2000
SECTION AA
450
62
75 MM EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM PRESSURE PLATE
SLOPE
38 97
75 MM EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM CHANNEL
120
1140
38
BOLT WITH NEOPRENE WASHER
2400
SLOPE
HARDWARE DETAILS
75 MM EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM GASKET
1140
450
RIGID VINYL THERMAL BREAK
50 MM THICK BRICK TILE
ELEVATION 500
EXTRUDED VINYL CUP GASKET
SHIMS EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM CURB FRAME-PAINTED FINISH METAL FLASHING MORTAR SCOVER FILLET
PANTRY 1500X1000
27
WASHROOM 1500X2000
27
WASHROOM 1500X2000
DUAL GLAZED GLASS (5 MM)
DETAIL 1
TERRACE PLAN
SEALANT
82
EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM RETAINING FRAME
A
EXTRUDED VINYL CUP GASKET
RETAINING FRAME FASTENER
33
PLAN
RIGID VINYL THERMAL BREAK
17
65
46
ASSEMBLY SCREW LAG BOLT
DUAL GLAZED GLASS (5 MM)
75 MM EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM CHANNEL
MUD PLASTER (20 MM) MUD PHUSKA (50 MM)
ROOF SLAB (RCC 150 MM)
MORTAR(10 MM)
DETAIL 1
19
SCOVER FILLET MORTAR 50 MM THICK BRICK TILE
HOT BITUMEN (10 MM)
ISOMETRIC
64
SHIMS METAL FLASHING
BOLT WITH NEOPRENE WASHER
65
HEAVY GUAGE METAL FLASHING
EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM CURB FRAME-PAINTED FINISH
75 MM EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM PRESSURE PLATE
69
75 MM EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM GASKET
DETAIL 2
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
DANIA IRSHAD B.ARCH IV YEAR (DAY) BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SCALE: 1:2 1:5 1:20 1:100 SHEET NO.:
03
450
Y 5350
BRICK WALL (115 MM)
415
1511
WALL
5000
834
eq.
PLASTER (115 MM)
PLYWOOD (10 MM)
1511
1511
FOAM (20 MM) FABRIC R54
2
701
SOFT PANEL
2100
1511
9
6230
63
833
4230
1893
eq.
1511
SOFT PANEL
2000
6500
eq.
X
X
HARDWARE: TRACK AND ANCHOR TO INSTALL ON THE WALL
2100
3000
525
SCALE 1:100
UPHOLSTERY: 1. ACCURATE DIMENSIONS OF THE WALL. 2. BASE BOARD (PLY, WOOD) FOR PANELS 3. POINTS MARKED FOR DRILLING 4. PLACING INTERNAL MATERIAL (FOAM, SPONGE) 5. FABRIC COVERED. WRAPPED AROUND. SEWED AND GLUED. INSTALLATION 1. MARK ON THE WALL 2. ATTACH TRACKS ON THE WALLS USING SCREW AND ANCHORS ON THE PANEL.. 3. INSERT THE ANCHORS IN THE TRACK.
1130
KEY PLAN
SOFT PANELING
SKIRTING (100 MM)
2
27 1890
17
SCALE 1: 50
SECTION YY
9 5
3
8
1800
SIDE ELEVATION
22
SECTIONAL ELEVATION (Z)
ELEVATION
Y
15
4115
21
SCREW
450
PLAN (XX)
DETAIL B
DETAIL A
PLYWOOD 10 MM
SCALE 1:10
SCALE: 1:1
FOAM 20 MM FABRIC
DANIA IRSHAD
525
BRICK WALL
B.ARCH IV YEAR (DAY) BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
PLASTER (15 MM) SCREW TRACK
SCALE: 1:1 1:2 1:10 1:50 1:100
ANCHOR PLYWOOD 10 MM FOAM 20 MM FABRIC
PANEL DETAIL SCALE 1:10
SCALE 1:2
DETAIL A
DETAIL B
2730 2500
2730 2500 408
300
748
2730 2500
450
B'
RCC SLAB (150 MM)
825
MODULAR CONSTRUCTION (KITCHEN)
BRICK WALL (115 MM)
OVERHEAD CABINET (300X600)
A'
SHELF
600
CHIMNEY
3150
UTENSIL HOLDER
3000
640
650
800
1260
2730 2615
800
2730 2615
620
A
KEYPLAN
COOKTOP 2
GRANITE COUNTERTOP (18 MM) LIVING+DINING 3500X3500
LIBRARY 2000X3000
CABINET (SINK)
850 692
755
REFRIGERATOR
BEDROOM 3000X3000
WASHROOM 1500X2000
WASHROOM 1500X2000
PANTRY 1500X1000 KITCHEN 2500X2500
PLAN- EXISTING
600
B
600
1300
450
B'
2730 2615
825
BRICK WALL (115 MM)
500
500
A'
REFRIGERATOR OVERHEAD CABINET
600
600
1300
PLAN- AT LEVEL +500
600 3150
SEATING COUNTER
CABINET (SINK)
850 692
GRANITE COUNTERTOP (18 MM)
B
COOKTOP GRANITE COUNTERTOP (18 MM)
PULLOUT CABINET SEATING COUNTER
755
600
GRANITE COUNTERTOP (18 MM) PLYWOOD CABINET (19 MM)
650
FLOOR TILES (300X300)
610
REFRIGERATOR
UTENSIL HOLDER
3000
800
1260
CABINET 640
PANTRY
2730 2615
400
800
400
CABINET
860
2730 2615
CABINET
CABINET
2. COUNTERTOP.
SHELF
620
A A
900
SHELF
A'
HINGE PLYWOOD (19 MM)
RCC SLAB (150 MM)
484 CABINET (SINK)
1
550
484 CABINET
748
280
OVEN
985
357
370
580
960
B'
759
672 CABINET
A
2730 2500 408
300
500
799
1. THE CABINET DOOR IS DESIGNED TO USE THE CORNER SPACE EFFICIENTLY WITHOUT IT BEING WASTED.
SECTION AA'
PLAN AT LEVEL +1000
2730 2500
500
SKIRTING (100 MM)
550
500
500
280
COUNTER TOP
550
580
900
BRICK WALL (115 MM) COOKING RANGE SINK
985
357
370
07
SHEET NO.:
INTERIOR VIEW
600
600
SKIRTING (100 MM)
B
B.ARCH IV YEAR (DAY) BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
1300
PLAN AT LEVEL +1800
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
DANIA IRSHAD
SECTION BB'
SCALE: 1:5 1:10 1:30 1:200 SHEET NO.:
04
REBRANDING
PACKAGING DESIGN
ARSWEAR BRANDING
FRIENDS THEMED CALENDAR
ILLUSTRATIONS
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