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Contents: Echo Architecture, Riyadh|Apr 2013 - Present
1. Jawharat Riyadh - Hanging Garden Restaurants and Residential Compound....................................................................................................................6 2. Dhahran Boulevard...................................................................................................................................................................................................10 3. Nakkasah Mecca - Competition Entry.........................................................................................................................................................................12 4. Cascina Merlata, Milan - Mall with Cineplex and Hypermarket.....................................................................................................................................14 5. Florence Land - Mall and Football Stadium.................................................................................................................................................................15 6. Jeddah Gateway - Airport City....................................................................................................................................................................................16 7. Zahra Mall, Jeddah - Foodcourt Design......................................................................................................................................................................18 8. Ayn Al Soukna, Cairo - Mall|Cineplex|Boulevard|Clubhouse|Ikea...............................................................................................................................20 9. Nakheel Mall, Riyadh - Refurbishment - Internal and External Sinages............................................................................................................................22 10. Nakheel Mall, Riyadh - Refurbisment - Ladies Gym Entrance and Emirgan Suitis.............................................................................................................23 11. Jawahrat Jeddah - Hallway and Nuckle Area Coffee Shops...........................................................................................................................................24
Opus Architects, Bengaluru|Nov 2011 - Mar 2013
1. Lush Grove Resort, Kodaikanal - Cottages and Visitor Center........................................................................................................................................28 2. Anantha Resort, Bengaluru - Cottages and Visitor Center..............................................................................................................................................29 3. Kishore Thalari Residence - Contemporary Vernacular Residence...................................................................................................................................30 4. Limaye Residence, Bengaluru - Residence for a Musician..............................................................................................................................................31 5. Pratapa Residence, Bengaluru - Residence with Double ht. Internal Court.......................................................................................................................32 6. Vishwanath Residence, Bengaluru - Contemporary and Compact..................................................................................................................................32 7. Hitec Apartments, Bengaluru - A Playful Facade...........................................................................................................................................................33 8. Block Plant for Mersen India Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru - Extension and Redevelopment............................................................................................................34 9. Colonel Raju’s Apartment, Bengaluru - Planes, Rectangles and Squares..........................................................................................................................36 10. Arun Constructions Office Building, Bengaluru - Facade Design and Office Interiors.......................................................................................................38 11. Baldwins High School, Bengaluru - An Involute Plane with some Punctures.....................................................................................................................40
Smita and Habeeb Khan Associates, Nagpur|Feb 2009 - Oct 2011
1. Priyadarshini Institute of Design Studies (PIADS), Nagpur - Contemporary Vernacular Architecture and Local Materials.......................................................44 2. Tiger Retreat, Pench National Park - Cottages and Visitor Center in Contemporary Vernacular Style..................................................................................48 3. Mrig Residence, Nagpur - Contemporary Vernacular Style and Local Materials...............................................................................................................52
Space Designers, Muscat|Aug 2007 - Nov 2008
1. Residential Compound, Al Hail - Contemporary Style Villas...........................................................................................................................................56 2. Gulf College, Muscat - Solid Masses around an Open Court........................................................................................................................................57 3. Yaqoob Residence, Muscat - Contemporary Residences for a Joint Family of Three Brothers.............................................................................................58
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ECHO ARCHITECTURE, Riyadh April 2013 - Present
JAWAHRAT RIYADH HANGING GARDEN RESTAURANTS & RESIDENTIAL COMPOUND
Client: Fawaz Al Hokair Real Estate Company Lead Architect: Hareth Al Marsumi Project Architect: Ricardo Grais Site Area: 144,883 sqm Built up Area: 248,288 sqm Description: The hanging garden restaurants are a part of the mall and face the open space in the residential compound which is a vibrant space. This residential compound has apartment buildings set on either side of the water body and at the other end hotel towers flank this open sapce thus creating a courtyard. Retail outlets and coffee shops comprise the ground floor layer whereas there are three levels of basement parking underneath. 6
My Contribution: Taking instructions for Mr. Hareth, the sketch of the elevation, massing in sketchup and subsequent addition of details were all done by me. I also produced the sketch renders in vray. Later when Mr. Ricardo took charge of this project as a Project Architect, I worked with him on various aspects of the residential compound from design of individual apartments to their facade design to their arrangement on site to designing of hardscape and softscape of the site. This involved making of cad drawings and subsequent coloring of plans in photoshop and finally making presentation brochures in indesign.
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The podium level of the apartments is connected thriughout the length and is fully landscaped. It acts as a communal semi-private space for the residents. It will have small coffee shops, lounges, swimming pools, banquet halls and the like. The landscape design for the podium level was done by me in autocad and photoshop based on the sketches by the project manager. Later as the design eveolved closed and semi open courtyards were introduced and the layout was also revised. The new massing and layouts were carried out by me under the guidance of Mr. Hareth. The plot sizes and divisions were given by the municipality and so were adhered to.
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The facade of the apartment blocks is of a contemporary style but at the same it allows the user to exercise privacy by closing the sliding folding screens of the popping out balconies. The language of the pop out boxes was used to follow the language of the boxes of the hanging garden restaurants. The vertical louvers on the side facades help keep the harsh summer sun at bay while also maintaining the privacy. The plans above are of the option in which each apartment block has its own private courtyard. There are three or four circulation cores in each block and they only serve the units attached to them. This planning principle allowed us to eliminate corridors thus reducing the travel distance and emergency exit staircases. 9
DHAHRAN BOULEVARD
Client: Fawaz Al Hokair Real Estate Company Lead Architect: Hareth Al Marsumi Site Area: Built up Area: Description: This project is based on the on idea of a contemporary style souq. An extension to Dhahran mall this boulevard will have retail outlets and coffe shops. The facades are envisaged to be of an eclectic mix of contemporary and neo-classical styles to give an impression of an organically developed street architecture. The building of the entire project is spread out in six phases.
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My Contribution: This was one of the first design projects in which I was directly involved. Infact the sketch renders on the previous leaf were done by me in vray and modelled on sketchup. With instructions from Mr. Hareth I did some research on how contemporary commerecial street would look and then modelled the facades in sketchup. They were liked by Mr. Hareth and were then used by the visualiser team to prepare final renders with landscaping and other elements. Presentation brochures and animations were thus prepared.
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NAKKASAH MECCA COMPETITION ENTRY
Client: Mecca Governorate Lead Architect: Hareth Al Marsumi Project Architect: Diego Brieva Site Area: 469,612 sqm Built up Area: 2,500,000 sqm
Description: A team from ECHO ARCHITECTURE was comprised to work on this competition entry of which I was a part and had an important role to play. As evident the elements of the facade are inspired from traditional Jeddah Architecture. The project comprises of a mall, residential towers wth retail below, office towers and luxury hotels. The site is laced with a network of pedestrian walkways as well as monorails. The site is atop a hill which is 2.5 kms away from Haram and has magnificient views towards it. The terraced landscaped courtyard forms a commmunication link between the mall and the residential blocks.
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My Contribution: Under direct instructions from Mr. Hareth I designed the facades of the the towers, modelled them in sketchup and rendered them in vray. As evident the elements of the facade are inspired from traditional Jeddah Architecture. The image of the cascading block above the master plan on the previous leaf is another option for the hotel block which flanks the mall on the two extreme ends. I also helped Mr. Diego in preparing presentation brochures in which I prepared massing study models and area statements. The final renders were prepared by our visualiser team which included images as well as walk-throughs.
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CASCINA MERLATA, MILAN MALL WITH CINEPLEX AND HYPER-MARKET
My Contribution: Initially I worked on the setting out of the mall and later on I worked on the parking layout for all the levels. The fire fighting codes were a challenge to deal with. Simultaneously I worked on area calculations and eventually helped Mr. Ricardo with coloring of plans in photoshop and presentation brochures in indesign. The sections were done by me as well. I also prepared sketchup study models and sketch renders in vray. The final renders were generated by our visualiser team.
Client: Fawaz Al Hokair Real Estate Company Lead Architect: Hareth Al Marsumi Project Architect: Ricardo Grais Site Area: 72,500 sqm Built up Area: 243,910 sqm Description: Our clients made a deal with the original owners of this project who hailed from Italy and acquired the property while some ground work had already happened on site. The building is in two parts-one on the left is retail in three levels and two levels of car parking underneath and that on the right has a cineplex and a hypermarket with a piazza in between them and four levels of car parking underneath. The piazza connects the residential commercial neighborhood on the south side to the metro station on the north side with the help of ramps and an over-bridge. The bridge connecting
these two masses at the intermediate level between first and second level of the mall, houses a food court. Under this bridge are two two-lane roads (pre-planned) connecting the neighborhood to the interstate on the north side of the mall.
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FLORENCE LAND FOOTBALL STADIUM AND MALL
Client: Fawaz Al Hokair Real Estate Company Lead Architect: Hareth Al Marsumi Project Architect: Ricardo Grais, Xavier Roman Site Area: 72,500 sqm Built up Area: 243,910 sqm
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Description: The mall was designed as a mass wrapping around the football stadium. There is a pedestrian walkway connecting the main entrance of the football stadium with the existing metro station. The football stadium and its podium are envisaged as a sharp object in space contrasting with the curvilinear shape of the mall. The skin of the stadium is porous to let natural day light inside.
My Contribution: I worked on the landscape design for most part of this project. The entrance court of the mall and the pedestrian walk-way from stadium to the metro station. I also drafted the plans and sections for the stadium and designed the parkinng layout. Colored the plans and sections in photoshop and also worked on the muti-level parking layout of the mall.
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Client: General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) Lead Architect: Hareth Al Marsumi Project Architect: Ricardo Grais, Javier Roman, Daniel Vilabroza Site Area: 737,900 sqm Built up Area: 621,650 sqm Description: The vision for Jeddah Gateway City airport is about the establishment of a multifunctional centre with immense potential to sustain a wide variety of economic, social and civic activities. Thus to address such ambitious and complex challenges the idea was to propose an integrated master plan uniquely manifested to combine business, commercial, retail in addition to a resident population in a landscaped and pedestrian orientated network. The principles and goals align with contemporary lifestyles, regional traditions and environmental aspirations of the site to offer a unique urban environment.
My Contribution: Mr. Ricardo was assigned the task of reworking of the presentation booklet and I being in his team was entrusted with making models of the blocks which I did in sketchup. Not only this but I also designed facades of these blocks (office, residential, educational, retail, conference, exhibition). The view on the bottom left is my idea of office and conference in the middle and exhibition below. The view obove it that has a massive cantilever is of educational block. The top left view is that of the office blocks facing the main arterial roads. The axonometric view of the site (top centre) used to illustrate the land use was modelled in sketchup and rendered in vray. Same goes for the zoning model view beneath it. The landscaped courtyard of the office block (top right) was designed, modelled and rendered by me. I modelled and rendered the view on the right leaf as well. Mr. Ricardo did the post production. 16
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JEDDAH GATEWAY CITY AIRPORT
ZAHRA MALL, JEDDAH FOODCOURT DESIGN
Client: Fawaz Al Hokair Real Estate Company Lead Architect: Hareth Al Marsumi Project Architect: Ricardo Grais, Javier Roman Site Area: 161,500 sqm Built up Area: 96,000 sqm Food Court Area: 4,800 sqm Description: The mass of the mall is such that it has concave curves on the front sides and also in the profile of the facade. This dramatizes the perspetive result and adds an element of dynamism to the over all shape. The front canopy is stunning in
in the way it hovers above the entrance court supported by slender steel colums which puncture through the large holes in it. The inside of the mall is fairly simple and uses principles of symmetry for arrrangement of hallways and corridors. The entrance court side has a double heght hallway and on the first floor are food court, entertainment, some retail, offices, praying areas, toilets. The project is still in the planning stage.
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My Contribution: Right from working on concept of the flooring for ground floor common areas and flooring, ceiling and furniture layout of the food court on the first floor to preparing cad drawings to making 3d views of the food court in sketchup and rendering the shots in vray to construction packages for all these areas I did my best to create holistic, simple and happening spaces. The food court area on the first floor of which
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a rendered perspective is provided below is where I did the concept and the rest of the drawings and packages as well as 3d models and renders. the square food court units hide most of the columns in them and different zones are created in the column free areas of the floor. Each zone has a color scheme and a dedicated shape around which the design is developed. I-Gzzini light trees are placed inside the hexagonal seating arrange-
ment. The chairs and tables are from the Pedrali range and floor tiles are from the Marazzi brand. The stretch membrane system of lighting developed by Barrisol is proposed for the hexagonal shaped suspended ceiling lights in the view below and also for other shapes in the other zones of the food court.
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Client: Marakez Lead Architect: Hareth Al Marsumi Project Architect: Ricardo Grais Site Area: 420,816 sqm Built up Area: 151,821 sqm Description: Marakez - an established real estate group from Egypt were quite impressed with the form and layout of Nakheel mall and thus wanted a similar one for them in Soukna - a satellite town to the east of Cairo. Not only that but as the site was huge so they also wanted to have a cineplex, a boulevard as well as a club house and Ikea. My Contribution: Initially I worked on the facades of the shops in the boulevard. City Walk - Dubai was used as a reference. Used sketchup for modelling and vray for rendering. The renders displayed here are done by our visualiser team. Later I worked on the entire site development in which I designed the parking layout for the entire site, did hardscaping and softscaping, prepared sie grading and storm water drainage layout. For the boulevard I gave the concept as well as made the flooring layout. For the mall which was phase one of the project, I did shopfront elevation drawings. The sketches on the next leaf are done by me as a part of the design process for the option where the boulevard shops would have traditional Egytian Architecture facades. 20
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NAKHEEL MALL, RIYADH REFURBISHMENT | LADIES GYM ENTRANCE & EMIRGAN SUITIS
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Description: Proposals for extension were given by us to a Turkish food joint for their coffee shop next to the north entrance gate of the mall and to a Dubai based client who wanted a ladies gym on the first floor for which we designed the entrance. Obviously these were done in the language of stripes which drapes the entire mall. The internal layouts were not done by us though. Plan
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My Contribution: Under the project stewardship of Mr. Ricardo I did modelling of the east facade of the mall and added our proposed gate design to it for ladies gym entrance. I also did modelling for the north gate entrance portion of the mall and then added our design proposal for the Turkish restaurant Emirgan Suitis. For ladies gym entrance the facade was rendered seperately and photo montaged with the existing facade to give a feel of it to the client. In all three optins were proposed. The one displayed above is the one chosen by the client. I also worked on sectional elevations For Emirgan Suitis I did vray renders and also colored the plans.
JAWAHRAT JEDDAH HALLWAY AND NUCKLE AREA COFFEE SHOPS
Client: Fawaz Al Hokair Real Estate Company Lead Architect: Hareth Al Marsumi Project Architect: Ricardo Grais Site Area: 170,000 sqm Built up Area: 256,000 sqm
The water features in the coffee shops have infinity edges to them with a tree planted in it occasionally. I also created some bold flooring pattern for these public areas. The sketch on the right is an idea for a small water feature
with rocks, trees and fountains. There are hidden lights underneath it impart floating effect to the pebble shaped water feature.
Description: The internal layout of the mall and the external form is similar to Nakheel mall although its considerably bigger in size. The municipality submissions were over and it was the stage where we had to do the interiors. My Contribution: I was assigned the task of designing the coffee shops in the hallways and knuckle areas. The linear coffee shop is for the hallway and the triangular shape coffee shop is for the knuckle area. The resulting layouts are interesting in many ways. The linear one has two coffee shops which are exactly same and rotated 180° such that the preparation areas are together and share the same service core. Same goes for the knuckle coffee shops.
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OPUS ARCHITECTS, Bengaluru Nov 2011 - Mar 2013
LUSH GROVE RESORT, KODAIKANAL COTTAGES AND VISITOR CENTER
Client: Lush Grove Enterprise Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Nandini Site Area: 9,300 sqm Built up Area: 3,000 sqm Description: Kodaikanal is a hill station in Kerala and this site is thus this site is extremely contoured. The resort project is conceived as a coglomeration of duplex cottages inter-connected with a winding tarred road. The main building is the jewel in the crown for this project. The site also has a twin cottage and a triangular plan cottage as well. Drivers’ resting area is provided as well. The cottages are oriented to face the valley to have maximum views. My Contribution: The planning had already been done when I joined the team. I worked extensively on preparing sketchup models of all the blocks as well as the site. I also did vray renders. Simultaneously I also
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ANANTHA RESORT, BENGALURU COTTAGES AND VISITOR CENTER
Client: Sai Developers Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Nandini Site Area: 27,700 sqm Built up Area: 2,300 sqm Description: Set on an almost flat land contrary to Lush Grove Resort, Anantha Resort gives its visitor ample opportunities to move around the whole plot which has lots of trees and lawns. The drop shaped twin cottages with a thatched roof on them in the shape of a leaf helps the guest connect with nature and feel relaxed. The reception area is grand and welcoming. the entire site is dotted with sculptures and laid with meandering pathways so that one can lose oneself and feel one with nature. My Contribution: The project was in the sketch and presentation stage when I got involved with it. Once more I was asked to make sketchup models of the cottages especially which I did and also did some sketch renders. Later on I worked on developing the master plan. I designed the waiting and reception area which is part of the welcome court. The mass of this building is made porous by inserting two courtyards on either side of the reception hall. The sketch I did for this building was very much liked by Mr. Sujay and so he got it drafted as is.
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KISHORE THALARI RESIDENCE, BENGALURU CONTEMPORARY VERNACULAR RESIDENCE
Client: Mr. Kishore Thalari Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Nandini Site Area: 6,814 sft Built up Area: 6,063 sft
Description: The bungalow is located on the suburb area inside a gated community which is a peaceful location. The design is based on vastu principles and the style is neo-vernacular. The soil type being hard rock load bearing foundation is used and done with locally available granite. The basement and the super structure are in concrete though.
My Contribution: Initial sketches of the bungalow were done when I took charge of the project. I worked on refining the design based the client’s input. I made skecthup models and did vray renders which immensely helped the client visualize form and space of the house. I also prepared the construction drawing package and co-or dinated with site engineers and co tractors. I held meetings with the suppliers of roof shingles as well fenesta for windows.
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LIMAYE RESIDENCE, BENGALURU RESIDENCE FOR A MUSICIAN Client: Mrs. Prawara Limaye Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Nandini Site Area: 4,124 sft Built up Area: 3,610 sft
Description: Mrs. Limaye is an accomplished singer by profession and the couple wanted a space in their new house where theycan conduct music classes. So the house is designed around a circular space which has a terrace garden above and the surface left as is with existing huge rocks where the students would sit. The house is in a contemporary vernacular style with split level planning. The tall chimney like structure at the corner is a vertical courtyard. The transition from the double heighted living room to the living areas is through a rectangular vertical box in the wall of which a 2D line image of buddha sits. My Contribution: Initial concept drwings were done and I mostly worked on building the sketchup model and rendering them in vray for client presentations. I later worked on refining the plans and also on the column layout drawings which involved use of steel columns. 31
PRATAPA RESIDENCE, BENGALURU
VISHWANATH RESIDENCE, BENGALURU
RESIDENCE WITH INTERNAL DOUBLE HT. GREEN SPACE Client: Mr. Pratapa Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Myself Plot Area: 2,400 sft Built up Area: 5,075 sft
Description: The plot is located in a densely populated area with high FSI. This allowed the use of maximum footprint. The client wanted a green space inside the house. The covered courtyard thus connects the living room to the upper private living areas. The facade of the bungalow is of a contemporary style.
CONTEMPORARY AND COMPACT My Contribution: In this project I worked on the schematic with inputs from client and Mr. Sujay and simultaneously developed sketchup model to better visualize the spaces as well as for presentations. I also did site visits and took some key decisions like location of the underground water tank which was well appreciated by the client.
Description: The client wanted to build upper floors on his existing G+1 house. The requirement was of some bedrooms and a terrace patio.
Client: Mr. Vishwanath Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Myself Plot Area: 1,515 sft Built up Area: 1,942 sft My Contribution: I designed the elevation for this house in a contemporary style and it was right away liked and accepted by both Mr. Sujay and the client. I did a sketchup model for better understanding of the facade as well as the color scheme. Later I worked on layout plans and detailing of the facade.
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HITECH APARTMENTS, BANGALORE A PLAYFUL FACADE
Client: Hitech Builders Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Myself Plot Area: 3,081 sft Built up Area: 9,704 sft Description: This apartment building sits on a very tight plot in densely populated locality in Bangalore. So the efficient use of space to maximise returns was imperative. The builder also wanted vastu principles to be incorporated. Providing car parking spaces for all the tenents was also bit of a challenge.
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My Contribution: I was instructed by Mr. Sujay to prepare a scheme for this project. Once a sketch layout was ready I worked on the facade design for this building. This elevation was my very first option and was immediately accepted and very much appreciated by Mr. Sujay. As the worked progressed I worked on detailing the plans and elevations and also prepared technical drawings for execution on site. The outcome as can be seen in the photographs was very close to the concept. In principle this facade is a play of horizontal and vertical planes and rectangular frames and the use of colors and textures enhance the way these elements have been juxtaposed.
BLOCK PLANT FOR MERSEN INDIA PVT. LTD., BENGALURU EXTENSION AND REDEVELOPMENT Client: Mersen India Pvt. Ltd. Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Myself Plot Area: 29,302 sqm Built up Area: 2,705 sqm
high temperatures, fuses and anticorrosion equipment. Opus Architects was commissioned the task of redevelopment, extension and expansion of the existing plants on this Bommasandra plant. Phase-1 involved extension of the existing block plant. Phase-2 had to do with redevelopment of the existing block plant. The requirement was to double the shop floor area by doubling the witdth of the shell Description: Mersen (known as Carbone without using intermediate supports or stopping the process for a very Lorraine until 2010) is an international long time. Thus the selfmanufacturing company with French orisupporting roofing system gins, which is a global expert in electrical specialties and graphite-based materials. Headquartered in Paris’ La Défense, France, it has a global presence. The Group’s presence in India began three decades ago and started growing in 1995 with an industrial acquisition in the field of brushes, followed by industrial developments in the field of
was made use of. This spanning system was developed in the US for quick and easy construction of military camps. In tis system a corrugated galvanized steel sheet of a specific thickness determined by structural calculations is put thru a machine which arches it to a specific radius by crimping it. These segments of arches are then hoisted by cranes and secured in place over horizontal steel girders
supported by steel columns. The bulge on the sides was done with a separate set of arched steel segments and windows were
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My Contribution: Initially after schematic plans were done I developed a sketchup model of both existing and proposed block plants and used the scene transition feature in sketchup to demonstrate to the clients how the process of redevelopment would be carried out. Both the client and Mr. Sujay were highly impressed with this. Later as the work progressed I worked on construction package of the block plant and also made detail design drawings for the various junctions. I also made detail sketchup models for the same and included them in the construction package for the better understanding of the contractor and fabricators.
I also attended board meetings where key decisions were made together by client, Opus and suppliers. I also worked on preparing and issuing tender documents and later co-ordinated the work on site with site engineers, structural engineers and contractors.
was next to it which I did by making sketches on the white board. The concern was immediately clear to them and thus necessary precationary steps were taken with their consent.
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COLONEL RAJU’S APARTMENT, BENGALURU PLANES, RECTANGLES AND SQUARES Client: Colonel Raju Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Myself
Description: Colonel Raju wanted some contemporary styled interiors done for his newly bought semi-furnished three bedroom apartment. The scope of this project was making furniture for the entire apatment. this included a shoe rack at the entrance, a TV unit in the living room, a crockery unit in the dining area, kitchen cabinets and pull-out drawers, all three bedroom furniture such as beds and wardrobes and furniture for bathrooms as well.
My Contribution: I sketched the concept for the shoe, tv unit and dining unit furniture which was highly appreciated by Mr. Sujay and gave a go ahead for its execution. The idea was to use a couple of planes that ran across the living room and binded together the TV unit and the dining unit. The shoe rack at the entrance was conceptualized in a similar fashion where a plane wrapped around it which would form a bench at the entrance and a shelving unit for curios on the living room wall.
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I made sketchup models and did vray renders for presentation purposes and later made complete set of execution drawings for this design. I also paid site visits and co-ordinated work on site with carpenters. The outcome was a pleasing composition of planes and cuboids which also served their purpose for which they were built.
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ARUN CONSTRUCTIONS OFFICE BUILDING, BENGALURU FACADE DESIGN AND OFFICE INTERIORS
Description: The client wanted a contemporary facade for the building he had acquired and also wanted interiors done for his new office in this building. So a vertical plane starting at the bottom would culminate above the terrace bent at an angle so as to form a canopy. The interiors of the office were also of a minimalist style with the leaf shape governing and dominating the design scheme.
My Contribution: I prepared the complete construction package for the canopy on the terrace and also co-ordinated with contractors on the site. I designed the reception desk of the Arun Constructions office. I modelled my design in sketchup and the same highly appreciated and right away accepted by Mr. Sujay. The construction package was done by Mrs. Ishrat Idris Ali
Client: Arun Constructions Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Myself Plot Area: NA Built up Area: NA
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BALDWINS HIGH SCHOOL, BENGALURU AN INVOLUTE PLANE WITH SOME PUNCTURES Client: Baldwins Education Society Lead Architect: Sujay Ghorpadkar Project Architect: Myself Plot Area: NA Built up Area: 2,900 sqm
Description: Baldwins Education Society wanted an extension to their existing facility by adding class rooms and an amphitheatre. Opus proposed to bind these two separate activity areas with an involute curve gradually rising as it moves from the amphitheatre stage towards grand hall. The plane was supposed to be in exposed brick masonry to stand in stark contrast with the white masses. This plane would have square openings scattered over a portion of it and some vertical openings.
My Contribution: I worked extensively towards getting the involute curve right in plan. Later prepared sketchup models and did sketch renders for design and presentation purposes. I also worked on the layout drawings of the classroom block and issued setting out drawings to the contractors on site. I also attended client meetings.
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SHK ASSOCIATES, Nagpur Feb 2009 - Oct 2011
PRIYADARSHINI INSTITUTE OF DESIGN STUDIES (PIADS), LTJSS CAMPUS, NAGPUR CONTEMPORARY VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE AND LOCAL MATERIALS Client: LTJSS Lead Architect: Habeeb Khan Project Architect: Diba Raza Plot Area: 8,090 sqm Built up Area: 8,011 sqm Description: Architect Habeeb Khan is well known for his contemporary vernacular approach in designing his projects and when SHK was commissioned the task of designing a college of architecture for LTJSS he went ahead with the same approach. The entire campus is designed around a huge oblong courtyard which has a bridge slicing it into two and connecting the first floor level corridors. These corridors envelop the courtyard and have classrooms and studios opening on to it. A huge entrance porch defines the entry to the building-to its left are admin areas and a library and to the right are classrooms, studios and other student activity areas. The ground floor facade is visually heavy with a row of arches puncturing it while the upper floors are kept light by making use of steel members. ‘Y’ shaped columns support the pitched roof over the second floor of the building. The south side of the building has classrooms on all its three floors. The south facade has no fenestrations for the classrooms for climatic reasons and thus to have natural day light inside classrooms there are courtyards inserted in between and so each classroom shares one courtyard. Although the structure is mostly concrete but wherever the structural members are exposed it is steel such steel stanchions, floor struts in corridors, roof rafters, joists and purlins, etc. Mesh reinforced concrete screens ‘jaali’ panels are used in south and west facades as sun filters. A double layer of mangalore tiles are used for covering pitches roofs.
My Contribution: This was the very first project I worked on when I joined SHK. The design stage was over and I was to prepare construction package which I did using autocad. I also did meetings with the representatives of the client and also with structural engineers. I paid regular site visits to check progress of work and co-ordinated work on site with different contractors such as steel work, roofing, cladding, etc. I also did flooring layouts and co-ordinated the same on site with craftsmen. I learnt a lot about designing of pitched roofs and flooring patterns. 44
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900
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450
1800
1800
1200
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1200
JAISALMER (YELLOW)
MOSAIC (BLUE)
RAJNAGAR MARBLE (WHITE)
MOSAIC (GREEN) GREEN MARBLE (GREEN)
2000
2000
3 19ai MOSAIC (TERRACOTTA)
SCALE 1:25
300
MARBLE INLAY
600
150 mm JAISALMER STRIPS
4 19ai
SHAHBAD FARSI 544 X 514
2 19ai
450
4 19ai
STONE INLAY DETAIL
MOSAIC (SUNGLOW YELLOW) MARBLE INLAY
1200
3 19ai
3 19ai
MOSAIC (GREEN)
450
MOSAIC (BLUE)
JAISALMER TREAD
4950 300
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300
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4 19ai
PORCH FLOORING LAYOUT
SECTION SCALE 1:12.5
SCALE 1:50
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2091
2027
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1971
2058 1005
1835
1660
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1296
1159
1078
1050
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1135
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150 mm JAISALMER STRIPS
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1559
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PORCH FLOORING CURVE SCALE 1:50
PRIYADARSHINI INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN STUDIES belonging to LOKMANYA TILAK JANKALYAN SHIKSHAN SANSTHA , NAGPUR
owner Lokmanya Tilak Jankalyan Shikshan Sanstha
architect HABEEB A. KHAN
NORTH date: 19-01-10 associate: idris proj. ar. : diba
19ai
PORCH FLOORING
SMITA & HABEEB KHAN ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTURE . INTERIOR DESIGNING
37, HILLTOP, AMBAZARI, NAGPUR-33, INDIA +91-712-2226206/2225345 , email: habeeb@khans.co.in
dimensions are to be read and not scaled ; discrepancies to be brought to our notice before commencement of work. copyright: SHK associates
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PRIYADARSHINI INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN STUDIES ,
NAGPUR
dimensions are to be read and not scaled ; discrepancies to be brought to our notice before commencement of work. copyright: SHK associates
EQ
SCALE
6 14a
750
750
750
300
25
300 750
750
750
150
750
ELEVATION
(STAIRCASE DETAIL) EQ EQ
EQ
EQ
for client consultant construction advance copy
owner Lokmanya Tilak Jankalyan Shikshan Sanstha
226
200
50
BLOW UP DETAIL SCALE
1:10
0
8 14a
architect HABEEB A. KHAN
50
7 14a
EQ
SCALE : 1:50
ms angle section (as per structural engg. detail)
4 14a
50
750
150
1:25
75
750
150 75 150
SCALE
ms angle section frame (as per structural engg. detail)
750
750
ferrocement slab (precast)
750
750
1650
500 600
684
750
300
BLOW UP DETAIL
lvl +1800 1059
300
150
150
300
50
150 300
200
150
75 50 25
150
150
150
150
300
150
punctures
500 1888
2000
2083
460
1000
240
300
500
216
250
6 14a
tread stone (jaisalmer)
460 thk. bk. wall (load bearing)
500
13 R5
400
2655
300 mm high bk. course
EQ
1:25
300
50
lvl ±00
brick pier
EQ
BLOW UP DETAIL
300
pa
300 mm high bk. ferrocement slab course (precast)
EQ
300
460
plastered surface
ms flat (as per structural engg. detail)
2 (STAIRCASE DETAIL) 14a SCALE : 1:50
EQ
5 14a
ms stanchion 150 Ø ms railing. For detail refer sheet # 17 parapet wall with punctures
tures
2260
ms angle section frame (as per structural engg. detail)
300
300
300
460 thk. bk. wall (load bearing)
3600
200 300
25
50
50
75
200
300
300
300
150
300
300
300
300
1650
300
6 14a
(STAIRCASE DETAIL)
SCALE : 1:50
20 0
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300
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LOKMANYA TILAK JANKALYAN SHIKSHAN SANSTHA
300
300
4078
ms stanchion 150 Ø
2260
EQ 300
FIRST FLOOR
1 (STAIRCASE DETAIL) 14a SCALE : 1:50
belonging to
300
300
300
300
300
2000
1887
SECTION
3 14a
2260
200
1750
300
300
300 mm high bk. course
300
300
300
300
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300
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460 2655 460
23 21 22 20 18
19
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460
3 14a
3 14a
GROUND FLOOR
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17 15 13
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2 1
1800
UP
300
arch on front wall
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2655
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4
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460 thk. bk. wall
lvl +2400 11 MIDLANDING
12
8350 - for detail ms railing refer sheet # 17
4998
12 9 7 5
6
8
10
lvl +2400 11 MIDLANDING
115 thk. bk. wall (load bearing)
300
16
17 16 15 14 13
10100 3000
5 14a
24lvl
parapet - for detail LANDING +4350 refer sheet # 17
460 2655
LANDING +4350 20
23
24lvl
1750
18
19
21 22
DN
300
R5 13
3600
parapet wall-refer sheet # 4 for details
4 14a
4 14a
1750
ms stanchion 150 Ø
3 14a
3 14a 1800
tread stone 230 thk. bk. wall 300 (jaisalmer) (load bearing)
ms stanchion 150 Ø
VIEW-MS ANGLE FRAME NTS
date: 04-04-09 dealt: idris checked: diba
STAIRCASE DETAILS (load bearing)
14a
SMITA & HABEEB KHAN ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTURE . INTERIOR DESIGNING
37, HILLTOP, AMBAZARI, NAGPUR-33, INDIA +91-712-2226206/2225345
, email: habeeb@khans.co.in
RECEPTION AND ADMIN AREAS
TIGER RETREAT, PENCH NATIONAL PARK
Built up Area: 898 sqm
COTTAGES AND VISITOR CENTER IN CONTEMPORARY VERNACULAR STYLE RIDGE LEVEL
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +8848MM
Description: Pench National Park which is also a Tiger Reserve Forest is well know for its setting for Rudyard Kipling’s ‘Jungle Book’. Located in the heart of India in the state of Madhya Pradesh it attracts millions of tourists every year who wish to see the beautiful Bengal Tiger in its natural setting as well as relax and enjoy the peaceful forest atmosphere. As a result a number of resorts have sprung up in the vicinity of the forest over the years and this project is one of them. The setting out is pretty simple and organic with cottage units spread out across the periphery of the site. Each cottage unit has lots of empty space around it and occasionally has an existing tree in its court. They are interconnected via a paved pathway. These cottage units have one or two courts and sometimes a verandah. The hatched portions of the site are where no buildings can be built for ecological reasons and so outdoor recreational activities are planned in this area. EAVES LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +5800MM
LEVEL +5800MM
PARAPET LEVEL
PARAPET LEVEL
LEVEL +4750MM
LEVEL +4750MM
SLAB LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
TERRACE
LEVEL +4000MM
LEVEL +4000MM
RIDGE LEVEL
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +8848MM
LEVEL +8848MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +3000MM
LEVEL +3000MM
LEVEL +2152MM
LEVEL +2152MM
BACK OFFICE
PLINTH LEVEL
VERANDAH
PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +600MM
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
AREA = 4747.16 SQM. AREA = 1.17 ACRES
LEVEL ±0MM
1 2
SECTION SCALE - 1:50
RIDGE LEVEL
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +8848MM
LEVEL +8848MM
SINGLE LAYER MANGALORE TILE ROOFING
EAVES LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +5800MM
TEN
LEVEL +5800MM
T2
PARAPET LEVEL
PARAPET LEVEL
LEVEL +4750MM
LEVEL +4750MM
SLAB LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +4000MM
AREA = 23238.61 SQM. AREA = 5.74 ACRES
LEVEL +4000MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +3000MM
B3
LEVEL +3000MM
LEVEL +2152MM
LEVEL +2152MM
PLINTH LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +600MM
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM
QUARTERS
1 3
ELEVATION SCALE - 1:50
T OI 2100X LET 1200 D1
ROOM 3300X 3000
STAFF
WC 1200X 1200 D1
D ORM 6830X ARTY 4315
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TIGER RETREAT @KARMAZARI,PENCH,M.P
HABEEB A.KHAN architect
date: REVISION :
date: 05-09-11
project architect : idris
Revision date:
NORTH
ARCHITECTURE . INTERIOR DESIGNING
37, HILLTOP, AMBAZARI, NAGPUR-33, INDIA +91-712-2226206/2225345 ,email:shkassociates@khans.co.in
K 94 ITC 90 HE X N 58 12
P 47 AN 30 TR X Y 36 33
VE RA N 44
S 92 TOR X E 36 44
HO U 47 SE 71 K E X E PIN 58 30 G
3 2
dimensions are to be read and not scaled ; discrepancies to be brought to our notice before commencement of work. copyright: SHK associates
for: clients consultants construction advance copy
The other important building is the Admin and Reception which receives guests as well as has dining and lounging. It also has a long deck hovering above the artificial lake SMITA & are HABEEB KHAN ASSOCIATES in front of it. Staff1quarters placed close to this building.
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SINGLE LAYER MANGALORE TILE ROOFING
R SE VI S CE
2 2 T AN 21 UR 70 A 1 ST X RE 394 10
DUCT
LILY POND 3
RECEPTION 4645 X 5700
BACK OFFICE 7541 X 3650
LADIES TOILET 2428 X 3095
TOILET 3030 X 2872
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WAITING AREA 9748 x 7375
LIBRARY
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Client: Kshitij Agrawal Lead Architect: Habeeb Khan Project Architect: Diba Raza Site Area: 65,500 sqm Built up Area: 2,719sqm
LEVEL +8848MM
COTTAGE TYPE ‘A’ HAND PLASTERED SURFACE
SLIT IN WALL
CRAZY MOSAIC WORK ON WALL
CRAZY MOSAIC WORK ON WALL concrete slab projection
My Contribution: I got involved with the project during the sketch design stage. I made 3d models of the cottages in sketchup in a lot of detail and the exported jpeg images were used by Ar. Habeeb Khan for his presentations to the client. These images added a new and fresh dimension to the presentations as 3d models of this detail were not done in house for any of the project previously. Later I worked extensively on the construction package of the cottages and paid occasional site visits. During my site visits I supervised the grid setting out, location of the cottages and tweaking the same to save important trees from getting cut.
LR TOILET 1600 X 4200
W3
LVL ±00
FG4
W1
LVL +300
D1
FG2
FOYER 1800 X 4060 LVL +450
W1 FG5
MS ROUND BARS @ 2OO MM C/C
FG5
FG5
COLUMN UPTILL FOYER ONLY
LILY POND
concrete slab projection
CRAZY MOSAIC WORK ON WALL
CRAZY MOSAIC WORK ON WALL
MS ROUND BARS @ 2OO MM C/C RCC SLAB AS PER STRUC DETAIL
CRAZY MOSAIC WORK
SLIT IN WALL
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3800MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
LEVEL +3600MM
LEVEL +3600MM CRAZY MOSAIC WORK
MS BRACKET AS PER DETAIL
W1
FG5
FG5
FG5
W1
PLINTH LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL
FOYER LEVEL
FOYER LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +450MM
LEVEL +450MM
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM PLAIN PLASTERED SURFACE
1 A7
3 A6
3 A6
3 A6
TERRACE
BANANA LEAF IMPRINTS ON EXPOSED CONCRETE (PLEASE REFER ARCHITECT BEFORE CASTING)
ELEVATION SCALE - 1:50
3 A6
TERRACE
LEVEL +3700MM
LEVEL+3700MM +3800MM LEVEL
LEVEL +3800MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL LINTEL LEVEL LEVEL +3600MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
LEVEL +3600MM
LEVEL +3600MM
MS ROUND BARS @ 2OO MM C/C RCC SLAB AS PER STRUC DETAIL
CRAZY MOSAIC WORK
SLIT IN WALL
SLAB LEVEL
SLABSLAB LEVEL LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
HAND PLASTERED SURFACE
RCC SLAB AS PER STRUC DETAIL
SLAB LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3800MM
LEVEL +3800MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
LEVEL +3600MM
LEVEL +3600MM CRAZY MOSAIC WORK
SLIT IN WALL HAND PLATERED SURFACE
FG4
D4
FG2
D3
W1
FG5
FG5
FG5
W1
LEVEL +600MM LEVEL +300MM
OTS COURTYARD LEVEL
SHOWER
BEDROOM O.T.S. COURTYARD
LEVEL +300MM
PLINTH LEVEL PLINTH LEVEL LEVEL +600MM
PLINTH LEVEL
FOYER LEVEL LEVEL +300MM FOYER LEVEL LEVEL +450MMLEVEL OTS COURTYARD
LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +600MM
FOYER LEVEL
FOYER LEVEL
LEVEL +450MM
LEVEL +300MM
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM
1 A6
SECTION SCALE - 1:50
W1
FG5
FG5
FG5
W1
CRAZY MOSAIC WORK
LEVEL +600MM
FOYER
MS BRACKET AS PER DETAIL
D1
CRAZY MOSAIC WORK
PLINTH LEVEL
FOYER LEVEL
MS BRACKET AS PER DETAIL
MS BRACKET AS PER DETAIL
2 A7
PLINTH LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM
FOYER LEVEL
LEVEL +450MM
LEVEL +450MM
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM
PLAIN PLASTERED SURFACE
ELEVATION SCALE - 1:50
COTTAGE A - E
1 A7
ELEVATION SCALE - 1:50
RCC SLAB AS PER STRUC DETAIL
SLAB LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3800MM
LEVEL +3800MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
LEVEL +3600MM
LEVEL +3600MM
MS BRACKET AS PER DETAIL
D1 CRAZY MOSAIC WORK
PLINTH LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +600MM
FOYER LEVEL
FOYER LEVEL
LEVEL +450MM
LEVEL +450MM
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM
2 A7
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MS BARCKET AS PER DETAIL
FG1 W1
ELEVATION SCALE - 1:50
UP
LVL ±00
LVL +600 D3
SLIT IN WALL
SLAB LEVEL
LVL +150
BEDROOM 5000 X 3600
FG1
D3
HAND PLASTERED SURFACE
COLUMN UPTILL FOYER ONLY
FG5
BANANA LEAF IMPRINTS ON EXPOSED CONCRETE (PLEASE REFER ARCHITECT BEFORE CASTING)
LVL +300
SHOWER 1600 X 1600
HAND PLASTERED SURFACE
FG5
TV
COURTYARD O.T.S. 3900 X 2400
D4
LILY POND
W1
LVL +600
FG3
MS BARCKET AS PER DETAIL
LEVEL +3800MM
TERRACE LVL +3800
ST
WB DRESSING 3900 X 1730
D2
LVL +600
HAND PLASTERED SURFACE
TERRACE LVL +3800
FG5
MAIN ENTRY
Built up Area: 53 sqm No. of unitis: 10
COTTAGE A - E
COTTAGE TYPE ‘B’ Built up Area: 72 sqm No. of unitis: 7
This project was a very good learning experience for me in terms of hospitality design. I learnt some cardinal principles about spatial planning and zoning of resort design. I learnt a lot about contemporary vernacular architectural design principles and their contextuality. I also learnt how to make decisions on site and how to tweak design as per site conditions.
MS MEMBERS AS PER STRUC DETAIL
MS MEMBERS AS PER STRUC DETAIL
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +7336MM
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +5500MM
SINGLE LAYER MANGALORE TILE ROOFING
RIDGE LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +5500MM
PARAPET LEVEL
PARAPET LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
MS ROUND STANCHION AS PER STRUC DETAIL
LEVEL +2800MM
PUNCTURE IN WALL AS PER DETAIL
PLAIN PLASTERED SURFACE
PLINTH LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL OTS COURTYARD LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM LEVEL +300MM
LEVEL ±0MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
LEVEL +4450MM
LEVEL +3700MM
LEVEL +3200MM
ARCH CROWN LEVEL
ARCH CROWN LEVEL
LEVEL +2800MM
PUNCTURE IN WALL AS PER DETAIL
LEVEL +2800MM
ARCH SPRINGING PT. LEVELARCH SPRINGING PT. LEVEL
LEVEL +2258MM
D2
W1
D2
FG1
W1 FG1
FG1
FG1
LEVEL +2258MM
EXP. BK. WALL TOP LEVEL EXP. BK. WALL TOP LEVEL LEVEL +2100MM
ARCH
ARCH
LEVEL +2100MM
OTS COURTYARD LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM PLAIN PLASTERED SURFACE
LEVEL +2258MM
EXPOSED BRICK WALL
PARAPET LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3700MM
EXP. BK. WALL TOP LEVEL EXP. BK. WALL TOP LEVEL LEVEL +2100MM
PARAPET LEVEL
LEVEL +5500MM
PAVILLION
ARCH SPRINGING PT. LEVELARCH SPRINGING PT. LEVEL LEVEL +2258MM
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +4450MM
PAVILLION
PLAIN PLASTERED SURFACE
LINTEL LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
ARCH CROWN LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +7336MM
MS ROUND STANCHION AS PER STRUC DETAIL
LEVEL +3700MM
LEVEL +3200MM LEVEL +2800MM
DECORATIVE FACIA AS PER DETAIL
LEVEL +4450MM
ARCH CROWN LEVEL
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +5500MM
PLAIN PLASTERED SURFACE
LEVEL +3700MM
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +7336MM
DECORATIVE FACIA AS PER DETAIL
LEVEL +4450MM
SINGLE LAYER MANGALORE TILE ROOFING
LEVEL +7336MM
LEVEL +2100MM
EXPOSED BRICK WALL
LEVEL +600MM
LOBBY
PASSAGE
PASSAGE
OTS COURTYARD
OTS COURTYARD
LOBBY
BEDROOM
BEDROOM
PLINTH LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL LEVEL +600MM
OTS COURTYARD LEVEL
LEVEL +300MM
1 B7
SECTION 1 SCALE - 1:50B7
LEVEL +600MM
OTS COURTYARD LEVEL
LEVEL +300MM
LEVEL +300MM
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
GROUND LEVEL
SECTION SCALE - 1:50
SINGLE LAYER MANGALORE TILE ROOFING
RIDGE LEVEL
+7336MM
LEVEL +7336MM
VES LEVEL
TERRACE
EAVES LEVEL
EAVES LVL. +5500 MM
LEVEL +5500MM
PARAPET LEVEL LEVEL +4450MM
PLAIN PLATERED WALL
RW SPOUT
SLAB LEVEL
TEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
+3200MM
EXPOSED BRICK WALL
DECORATIVE FACIA AS PER DETAIL
OP LEVEL
EXP. BK. WALL TOP LEVEL
+2100MM
LEVEL +2100MM
D3
FG1
FG1
OTS COURTYARD BELOW
MS BRACKETS
PUNCTURES AS PER DETAIL
SLOPE DOWN 30°
RIDGE LVL. +7336 MM SLOPE DOWN 30°
PLINTH LEVEL
NTH LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM
ND LEVEL
SLOPE DOWN 30°
L +600MM
GROUND LEVEL
EVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM
ELEVATION SCALE - 1:50
SLOPE DOWN 30°
DOUBLE LAYER MANGALORE TILE ROOFING. 38 MM THK. CEMENT MORTAR IN BETWEEN
EAVES LVL. +5500 MM DECK BELOW
SUPPORTED ON MS BRACKETS
PLAIN PLASTERED WALL
W.C. 2530 X 1260 PLAIN PLASTERED WALL
BRICK TILE CLADDED WALL
FG4
D4
SHOWER 2530 X 1260 LVL +600
MANGALORE TILE SLOPING CHHAJJA SUPPORTED ON MS BRACKETS
WR
FG5
W2
D4
LVL +600 FG3
W3
FG4 D4
RCC slab projection
LR
COURTYARD O.T.S.FG2 1650 X 1380
LVL ±00
LVL +300
FG1
W1
GATE
1200 WIDE PASSAGE LVL +600
D1
arch
UP
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COLUMN UPTILL PLINTH ONLY
LVL +300
PLAIN PLASTERED WALL
RISER = 163 17 TREAD = 300 16
UP
15 1
14
2
13
3
12
4
LVL ±00
11
5 6
COFFEE/TEA
COURTYARD O.T.S. 3700 X 3770
BEDROOM 3800 X 5500 LVL +600
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arch
MAIN ENTRY
FG1
D2
RISER = 150 TREAD = 350
arch
1 B9
MS RAFTER AS PER STRUC DETAIL
SLOPE DOWN 30°
EAVES LVL. +5500 MM
LEVEL +3700MM
EAVES LVL. +5500 MM
+3700MM
SLOPE DOWN 30°
+4450MM
LAB LEVEL
SLOPE DOWN 30°
PET LEVEL
OTS COURTYARD BELOW
SLOPE DOWN 30°
MS ROUND STANCHION AS PER STRUC DETAIL
SLOPE DOWN 30°
+5500MM
SLOPE DOWN 30°
DGE LEVEL
10 7 8
D3
FG1
FG1
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DECK 2500 X 4460 LVL +600
EXPOSED BRICK WALL BRICK TILE CLADDED WALL
COLUMN UPTILL PLINTH ONLY
MANGALORE TILE SLOPING CHHAJJA SUPPORTED ON MS BRACKETS
COLUMN UPTILL PLINTH ONLY
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COTTAGE TYPE ‘C’ Built up Area: 83 sqm No. of unitis: 5
RIDGE LEVEL
RIDGE LEVEL
PARAPET LEVEL
PARAPET LEVEL
LEVEL +4918MM
TERRACE
TERRACE
TERRACE
LEVEL +4918MM
LEVEL +3500MM
TERRACE
LEVEL +3500MM
SLAB LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
LEVEL +3200MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +2700MM
D2
D2
D2
D5D2
D5
D3
D3
D3 W4
D3
W4
D2
FG1
D4
D2
FG1
D4
LEVEL +2700MM
LEVEL +1639MM
LEVEL +1639MM
SILL LEVEL
OTS COURTYARD
SHOWER
OTS COURTYARD
SHOWER DRESSING LOBBY
DRESSING LOBBY
TOILET OTS COURTYARD
SILL LEVEL
LEVEL +900MM
LEVEL +900MM
PLINTH LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM
TOILET
LEVEL +600MM
TOILET SUNK LEVEL
OTS COURTYARD
SECTION 1 C8 SCALE - 1:50
SECTION SCALE - 1:50
LEVEL +400MM
OTS COURTYARD LEVEL OTS COURTYARD LEVEL
LEVEL +150MM
LEVEL +150MM
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM
GROUND LEVEL
1 C8
TOILET SUNK LEVEL
LEVEL +400MM
GROUND LEVEL
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +4918MM
PARAPET LEVEL RIDGE LEVEL LEVEL +3500MM +4918MM
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +3400MM
TERRACE
SLAB LEVEL PARAPET LEVEL LEVEL +3200MM LEVEL +3500MM
EAVES LEVEL LEVEL LINTEL
LEVEL +2700MM +3400MM LEVEL
TERRACE
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
D4
LINTEL LEVEL LEVEL +2700MM EAVES LEVEL
D1
ENT. FOYER
LEVEL +1639MM
D1
BEDROOM
TOILET
BEDROOM
TOILET
D4
PLINTH LEVEL EAVES LEVEL LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +1639MM
TOILET SUNK LEVEL
LEVEL +400MM
ENT. FOYER
GROUND LEVEL PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM LEVEL +600MM
TOILET SUNK LEVEL
LEVEL +400MM
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
1 C7
SECTION SCALE - 1:50
1 C7
SECTION SCALE - 1:50
RW SPOUT CHHAJJA
RIDGE LEVEL
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +4918MM
LEVEL +4918MM
PARAPET LEVEL
PARAPET LEVEL
LEVEL +3500MM
OTS COURTYARD BELOW TERRACE
LVL +3200
LVL +3200
LEVEL +3500MM
SLAB LEVEL
OTS COURTYARD BELOW
TERRACE
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
LEVEL +3200MM
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
LEVEL +2700MM
LEVEL +2700MM
EAVES LVL. +3400 MM EAVES LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +1639MM
RW SPOUT
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
CHHAJJA
LEVEL +1639MM
W1
SILL LEVEL
SILL LEVEL
LEVEL +900MM
LEVEL +900MM
LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +600MM
PLINTH LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +4918MM
RIDGE LEVEL
MS RAFTER AS PER STRUC DETAIL
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +4918MM
LEVEL +4918MM
PARAPET LEVEL
LEVEL +3500MM
SLAB LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
LEVEL +3200MM
PARAPET LEVEL LEVEL +3500MM LINTEL LEVEL LEVELSLAB +2700MM LEVEL
PARAPET LEVEL LEVEL +3500MM LINTEL LEVEL LEVEL SLAB+2700MM LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
SLOPE DOWN 30°
LEVEL +3200MM
LEVEL +2700MM DOUBLE LAYER MANGALORE TILE ROOFING. 38 MM THK. CEMENT EAVES LEVEL MORTAR IN BETWEEN LEVEL +1639MM
LEVEL +3200MM
W3
W2
W3
W2
LEVEL +2700MM
LEVEL +1639MM
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +4918MM
PARAPET LEVEL
PARAPET LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL +4918MM
SILL LEVEL
LEVEL +900MM
GROUND LEVEL PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL LEVEL±0MM +600MM
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM
1 ELEVATION C10 SCALE - 1:50 1 ELEVATION C10 SCALE - 1:50
LEVEL +3500MM
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +2700MM
EAVES LEVEL
SLAB LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +2700MM
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +1639MM
SILL LEVEL
W3
SHOWER FG2 1800 X 1200
HAND PLASTERED SURFACE
FG4
wash basin
TOILET 1760 X 3000
D4
TOILET 1800 X 3000 LVL +600
COURTYARD 3154 X 3000
DRESSING LOBBY 2727 X 2234
LVL +300
FG1
UP
RISER = 150 TREAD = 300
W4
LVL +600
D2
D3 TV
DRESSING 1800 X 1600
BED ROOM 4884 X 3600 LVL +600
LVL +600 WR
LR
D5
SHOWER 1760 X 1250
D4
W3
LVL +600
RAIN SHOWER
wc
GROOVE 18 MM WIDE
COURTYARD 3380 X 3000 LVL +300
RISER = 150 TREAD = 300
FG3 D2
D3
DN
D2
TV
BEDROOM 6600 X 3600 LVL +600
CUTOUT IN SLAB
W1
CUTOUT IN SLAB
STONE CLADDED BAFFLE WALL AS PER DETAIL
W2
D1
COTTAGE 1 ENT. FOYER 2000 X 1400
UP
LVL +600 BRICK TILE CLADDED WALL
MAIN ENTRY MS INCLINED SUPPORT AS PER STRUC DETAIL
LVL. ±00 RISER = 150 TREAD = 350 LVL ±00
DOUBLE LAYER MANGALORE TILE ROOFING. 38 MM THK. CEMENT MORTAR IN BETWEEN MS RAFTER AS PER STRUC DETAIL
MS TIE MEMBER AS PER STRUC DETAIL
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SLAB LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
LINTEL LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL
LEVEL +1639MM
SILL LEVEL
LEVEL +2700MM
LEVEL +1639MM
SILL LEVEL
LEVEL +900MM
LEVEL +900MM
LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +600MM
LEVEL +600MM
PLINTH LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL ±0MM
mirror lights
LEVEL +3500MM LEVEL +3200MM
LEVEL +2700MM
W3
PARAPET LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
LEVEL +900MM
PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
LEVEL +3500MM
SLAB LEVEL
LEVEL +3200MM
SILL LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM
PARAPET LEVEL
LEVEL +3500MM
LEVEL +1639MM
LEVEL +900MM
LR
LEVEL +4918MM
LEVEL +600MM
SILL LEVEL
LEVEL +900MM
WR
RIDGE LEVEL
PLINTH LEVEL
LEVEL +600MM
W3
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +900MM
GROUND PLINTHLEVEL LEVEL
LVL. ±00
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +4918MM
EAVES LEVEL SILL LEVEL LEVEL +1639MM
LEVEL +900MM
EAVES LVL. +1639 MM
LINTEL LEVEL EAVES LEVEL
EAVES LEVEL LEVEL LEVELSILL +1639MM
MAIN COTTAGE 2 ENTRY
1 ELEVATION C12 SCALE - 1:50
PARAPET LEVEL
LEVEL +3500MM
HAND PLASTERED SURFACE
LEVEL ±0MM
RIDGE LEVEL
LEVEL +4918MM
1 ELEVATION 1 ELEVATION C11 SCALE - 1:50 C11 SCALE - 1:50
PLINTH LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
LEVEL ±0MM
MRIG RESIDENCE, NAGPUR CONTEMPORARY VERNACULAR STYLE AND LOCAL MATERIALS
Client: Mr. Mrig Lead Architect: Habeeb Khan Project Architect: Myself Site Area: 1,031 sqm Built up Area: 726 sqm
Description: The site is located in a serene and oppulent area of Nagpur city. ‘Seminary Hills’ which is a couple of hundred meters away and other campuses and green fields form the vicinity of this site. Thus to take maximum advantage of the micro climate the house is designed to be very airy. The ‘L’ form of the house encompasses a lawn with a lofty living room in the middle. The traditional verandah at the entrance is made more traditional by the sourced vidarbha wooden columns supporting a stone clad wall. But its the huge covered terrace on the second floor that lets one enjoy the wonderful micro climate of this area. All in all this house is a elegant blend of contemporary living spaces and vernacular architectural design style.
My Contribution: Taking over the design development of this porject from the sketch stage I worked on the 3d model of it developed in sketchup to study the various massing as well as spatial elements. as the design work progressed I worked on detail design drawings working out its sections and elevations and finally the construction drawing package all in autocad. I held meetings with the structural design consutant occasionally. Also paid site visits on various important stages of the project. I also coordinated with civil and fabrication contractors. 52
SCHOOL OF PLANNING & ARCHITECTURE, BHOPAL COMPETITION ENTRY
Description: The hostel layout plan was literally developed by tracing the old Jaipur city plan. The resulting layout was thus very organic in nature. The facade treatment was also done in traditional vernacular style. The School of Architecture and Planning has its studios and other similar spaces organised around odd shaped courtyards thus giving rise to a very organic entity as a whole. Integrity of design is achieved by using mangalore tiles for roofing. The arrays of arched openings and carved wooden columns as well as steel members supporting the chhajjas gives rhythm to the facades. The hardscape is of fired clay bricks.
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My Contribution: In this project I used my expertise of sketchup and knowledge of the use of vernacular architectural design elements like the wooden columns, steel trusses for sloping roofs, railing designs for hostel units, street scapes, window and balcony designs and so on. I paid great attention to details while modelling these elements and arranging them to achieve the desired architectural vocabulary.
Client: SPA Authority Lead Architect: Habeeb Khan Project Architect: Diba Raza Site Area: 316,714 sqm Built up Area: 30,500 sqm
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SPACE DESIGNERS, Muscat Aug 2007 - Nov 2008
RESIDENTIAL COMPOUND, MUSCAT CONTEMPORARY STYLE VILLAS Client: Akbar Haji Lead Architect: Mr. Gupta Project Architect: Yogesh M. Site Area: 5,201 sqm Built up Area: 5,802 sqm
Description: The project comprises of luxurious twin villas set out closely though neatly within a small plot near the costline in Muscat city. These duplexes have their independent covered car port.
My Contribution: I was assigned with the responsibility of designing the elevations of the villas. As seen in the sketches, I composed the facades using mostly horizontal and vertical planes and rectangular shapes. Instead of mirroring the facade elements of the twin villas, I rather composed the entire facade of the twin villas. Later, the villa types were developed in sketchup for study, further design and presentation purposes. I also worked with the structural engineer for conflict resolution and made necessary changes in the design as per structural requirements. 56
GULF COLLEGE, MUSCAT SOLID MASSES AROUND AN OPEN COURT Client: GC Authority Lead Architect: Mr. Gupta Project Architect: Yogesh M. Site Area: 24,000 sqm Built up Area: 29,700 sqm Description: The myriad of activities had to be fit inside a relatively small plot which thus gave rise to densely juxtaposed multi-storey towers. Nevertheless there are ample green spaces and adequate parking lots. The design vocabulary is simple yet robust with bulky turrets defining the corners of the rectangular masses. My Contribution: My job was to develop the 3D model in sketchup so that the sketch plans can be envisaged in the 3rd dimensions and thus can be further developed as regards the facade design and volumetric interplay of the masses. This would also help us to understand the void spaces as well as shading of the spaces during different seasons of the year. I also prepared the peresentation for the clients in powerpoint.
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YAQOOB RESIDENCE, MUSCAT CONTEMPORARY STYLE RESIDENCES FOR A JOINT FAMILY OF THREE BROTHERS Client: Mr.Yaqoob Lead Architect: Yogesh M. Project Architect: Myself Site Area: 2,712 sqm Built up Area: 1,061 sqm
Description: The site is located in a serene and oppulent area of Nagpur city. ‘Seminary Hills’ which is a couple of hundred meters away and other campuses and green fields form the vicinity of this site. Thus to take maximum advantage of the micro climate the house is designed to be very airy. The ‘L’ form of the house encompasses a lawn with a lofty living room in the middle. The traditional verandah at the entrance is made more traditional by the sourced vidarbha wooden columns supporting a stone clad wall. But its the huge covered terrace on the second floor that lets one enjoy the wonderful micro climate of this area. All in all this house is a elegant blend of contemporary living spaces and vernacular architectural design style.
My Contribution: I was assigned with the responsibility of designing the elevations of the villas. As seen in the sketches, I composed the facades using mostly horizontal and vertical planes and rectangular shapes. Instead of mirroring the facade elements of the twin villas, I rather composed the entire facade of the twin villas. Later, the villa types were developed in sketchup for study, further design and presentation purposes. I also worked with the structural engineer for conflict resolution and made necessary changes in the design as per structural requirements.
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