Portfolio Imran Khan by Imran Khan

Architecture Portfolio Imran Khan

Bachelor of Architecture 2009-2014 Jamia Millia Islamia New Delhi-110025 India ar.khan.imran@gmail.com +971 55 868 2566 +91 999 016 8164 Last modified-January 2015

Table of Contents Curriculam Vitae Thesis 01-20 Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi

Competitions 21-29 Landscape Competition: Indelible Imprints

INSDAG: National Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Award Competition

Academics 30-41

IV Year Studio

III Year Studio

Profession Projects 42-59 Multi Modal Integration Office Interior

Residence for Maan Brothers

Interests 60-63 Scale Models Photography Paintings

Curriculam Vitae Personal Information

Name Permanent Address Present Address Sex Date of Birth Nationality Languages known Passport No. Expiry Date of Passport Interests Mobile E-Mail

Imran Khan Nai Basti, Pandav Road, Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh,India 250609 PO Box 40146, Sharjah, U.A.E. Male 12.04.1988 Indian English, Hindi, Urdu H4458928 20.05.2019 Drawing and Painting, Model making,Cycling, Calligraphy, Photography +971 55 868 2566, +91-9990168164 ar.khan.imran@gmail.com

Education

2009-2014 2006-2009

Bachelor of Architecture (With Honors) Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, India Diploma in Civil Engineering Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, India

Professional Experience

Jan 2014-April 2014 May 2014-August 2014 Oct 2014-Till date

Worked in INTACH, New Delhi as Intern for a period of 16 weeks where main responsibilities were to work on the tender drawings of Silvassa State Museum and working drawings of GTB Urban Haat Worked in Urban Design Collaborative, New Delhi, as Junior Architect, where main responsibilities were to make the concept plans of Multi Modal Integration project in Delhi and of BRTS corridors of Pimpri Chinchwad. Currently working at Aga Khan Trust for Culture, New Delhi

Academics

2013-2014 2012-2013

2011-2009

Undergraduate Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Urban Design Studio: Design of Community Centre at New Friends Colony, New Delhi Housing Design Studio: Design of Group Housing in Gurgaon Architecture Competition : Design of Office Building in Kolkata, organized by INSDAG, Kolkata Landscape Competition: Indelible Imprints Various design projects including Primary School, Hotel, Shopping Mall and Sports Complex Adaptive Reuse Competition: Khirki Mosque Heritage Re-use Design Competition

Participations and Extra Curricular Activities 2011-2013

Attended International Workshop held in Jamia Millia Islamia on INCLUSIVE PLANNING &ARCHITECTURE organised by UPC-CCD, Barcelona, Spain Participated as Volunteer in Architecture For Masses, a seminar held in Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi in 2011& 2013 Attended â&#x20AC;&#x153;Annual Symposiumâ&#x20AC;? conference organized by ISOLA, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi in 2013

Attended “India Under Construction- Design as Social Capital” a conference held in India Habitat Centre, New Delhi in 2013 Participated in the “Paradigm Shifts in Housing” a workshop organized by Micro Home Solutions, New Delhi in 2013

Achievements 2014

2012 2011 2009

Nominated for “THE WORLD’S BEST GRADUATION PROJECTS IN ARCHITECTURE, URBAN DESIGN AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE”, organised by ARCHIPRIX INTERNATIONAL MADRID 2015 (To be published on www.archiprix.org) Nominated for AWARDS FOR EXECLLENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL THESIS- 2014 hosted by National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture, Pune (Result Awaited) Nominated for Charles Correa Gold Medal 2014, hosted by Urban Design Research Institute, Mumbai Reached in top 10 in Annual Nasa Convention 2014 for G-Sen Trophy Won II prize in INSDAG 2011-2012, National Students’ Design Competition, annually hosted by INSDAG, Kolkata Special mention prize in Khirki Mosque Heritage Reuse Design Competition 2011 Won gold medal for being topper in Diploma in Civil Engineering

Software Skills

Modelling Rendering and Post Production

AutoDesk Revit 2011, SketchUp 2013, AutoDesk Autocad 2012 Vray for SketchUp, Irender, Adobe Photoshop CS 6, Adobe Illustrator CS 6, Adobe Indesign CS6, Microsoft Office Suite

All the above information is true to my knowledge as on 8th May 2014. References can be furnished upon request.

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Introduction This project is the final year thesis of graduate program of Bachelor of Architecture.

Project Brief

THESIS

Softwares used AutoCAD, Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop, Revit, Sketchup

The world is urbanizing and many cities in developing countries are unable to accommodate the masses of new city residents. Slums and Unauthorised colonies are an immediate response to this process, and in India over 50% of the urban population lives in such settlements. Urbanization has resulted in people increasingly living in slums and informal settlements and has deteriorated the housing conditions of the sections of the society. This is primarily due to the high prices of land and real estate in urban areas that have forced the poor and the economically weaker sections of the society to occupy the marginal lands typified by poor housing stock, congestion and obsolescence. The cities attract the rural people mainly for the better economic opportunities. The factor of migration is the freedom of movement into the cities. This freedom caused people to stay on in these informal settlements which might be worse off in comparison with the physical living condition of the villages they came from. The reason of formation of these informal/unauthorized settlements is the lack of affordable housing opportunities to the migrants. In Delhi, there are more than 1700 such colonies and around half of the population of the city lives in such settlements. This means nearly 75.0 lakh people of the 1.5 crore population live in slums and unauthorized colonies. The unauthorized colony dwellers have the resource to buy plots or rent accommodations in these colonies, therefore, physical conditions of these colonies is much better than the squatter settlements. Because of higher investment capabilities the houses are constructed out of permanent material like brick and concrete. Delhiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tibetan Refugee Colony is one of the unauthorized colonies which came into existence in 1960 as a result of 1958 Tibetan Uprising when India started to refuge the victims. The settlement is old and overcrowded and lacks social spaces. However, the settlement also displays some fine qualities in terms of variation, cultural essence, human scale, street life and social capital, as well as 98% stable, permanent buildings which could be upgraded rather than demolished. The aim of the thesis is to gain a greater understanding of the use, functions and potential improvements of unauthorized colonies with the mechanism of conservative approach with the invention of the specific solutions to the problem, with the focus on Tibetan Refugee Colony. It intends to look at finding the new ideas for the rehabilitation rather than following the generic solutions present in the existing policies and guidelines. The project has been carried out through a differentiated methodological approach of literature analysis; observation; documentation; interviews and proposal work. The proposal work resulted in a conservation approach of upgrading proposal for Tibetan Refugee Colony, built up by four conceptual strategies; - Improved connectivity. - Formation of new open spaces which will serve as social spaces as well as breathing spaces for densely packed houses. - Reinforced network of public realm. - Densification of existing housing with preserving the essence of the place.

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Introduction to the project

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi :Thesis Sequential Experience

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Demographics and Area Distribution

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi :Thesis Social Infrastructure and Land-use - A macro level study

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Site Layering

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi :Thesis Flood Analysis

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Existing Street Sections

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi :Thesis Site-Potential and Weakness

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Redevelopment Methods

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi :Thesis Activity Mapping

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Structure Plan

M SI G

NA TU

RE BR ID

G E

EXISTING VEHICULAR CONNECTIONS EXISTING PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIONS PROPOSED VEHICULAR CONNECTIONS PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIONS

DEMONSTRATION POCKET

EXISTING PARKING

STREETSCAPING OF EDGE

EXISTING ACTIVITY HUB

NEW PARKING

FACADE REDESIGN WITH ARCH. CONTROLS

NEW ACTIVITY HUB EXISTING ENTERIES/EXITS

JUVENILE HOME BREAKING CUL DE SACS

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi :Thesis Pocket Survey

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi

Pocket Pocket

Cluster 1 Cluster 1

7-H26 7-H25 G+4 G+4 7-H26 7-H25 G+4

Temple Temple complex complex

G+1

8 G+4 32 8 G+4 32

10 10

8-169A G+1 8-169A G+1

8-H22 G+1 8-H22

9-178 G+2 9-178 G+2

G+1

8-177 G+3 8-177 G+3 8-175 174 G+3 G+3 8-175 174 G+3 G+3 8 G+4 32 8 G+4 32

8-172 G+2 8-172 G+2

7-H17 G+3 7-H17 G+3

7-H15 G+1 7-H16C G 7-H15 G+1 7-H16C G

Bad Bad

Building Condition plan Building Condition plan

8-169b G 6-131 G+2

6-138 G+1

6-135

6-118

6-135

8-170 G+2

6-134 G+2

6-130 G 6-128 G

G+3

6-130 G

G+1

G+2

G+3

6-118

6-131 G+2

Cluster 5 8-170 Cluster 5 8-129 6-129 H18

G+1

127 G+3

6-128 G

6-129 G+3 8-129 G+3

6-139 G+2

127 G+3

6-127A G+4

6-123 G+1

Cluster 6 6-126 Cluster 6 6-126

8-168A G 7-144 8-168A G+1 G 7-144 8-H21 G+1 G+1 8-162 G+1 8-H21 G+1 8-162 G+1

7-140 7-142 G+2 7-140 G+1 7-142 G+2

9-180 G+3 9-180 G+3

9-179 G+1 9-179 G+1

6-124 G+2

6-125

7-140A G+1 7-140A G+1

8-167 G+1 8-167 G+1

8-173A G+3 8-H19 G+1 8-173A 8-169b G+3 G 8-H19 G+1 8-169b G

8-171 G+1 8-171 G+1

7-142 G+1 7-142 G+1

8-35 G+1 8-35 G+1

8-23 G 8-23

H18 G+1 H18 G+1 8-170 G+2 8-170 G+2

6-131 G+2 6-131 G+2 6-129 8-129 G+3 G+3 6-129 8-129 G+3 G+3

TEMPLE G TEMPLE

6-139 G+2 6-139 G+2 6-135 G+3 6-135

6-118 6-118

6-127B G+3 6-127B G+3

G+3

6-130 G 6-130 G 6-128 G 6-128 G

6-134 G+2 6-134 G+2 127 127 G+3

G+3

6-126 G+2 6-126 G+2 G6-125 G6-125

Fair Fair

Good Good

9-178 G+2 9-178 G+2

G+1

6-123 G+1 6-123 G+1 6-124 G+2 6-124 G+2

8-177 G+3 8-177 G+3 8-175 174 G+3 G+3 8-175 174 G+3 G+3

6-122 G+3 6-122 G+3

6-121 G+1 6-121

8 G+4 32 8 G+4 32

G+1

10 10

8-168A G 7-144 8-168A G+1 G 7-144 8-H21 G+1 G+1 8-162 G+1 8-H21 G+1 8-162 G+1

9-176A H20 G G 9-176A H20 G

9-176 G 9-176 G

G+1

6-125 G1 6-125

6-127A G+4 6-127A G+4

8-H22 G+1 8-H22

6-124 G+1 6-124

7-143 7-143 G+2

7-H17 G+3 7-H17 G+3

7-H15 G+1 7-H16C G 7-H15 G+1 7-H16C G

7-140 G+1 7-142 G+2 7-140 G+1 7-142 G+2

8-172 G+2 8-172 G+2

8-171 G+1 8-171 G+1

H18 G+1 H18 G+1 8-170 G+2 8-170 G+2

6-131 G+2 6-131 G+2 6-129 8-129 G+3 G+3 6-129 8-129 G+3 G+3

6-139 G+2 6-139 G+2 6-135 G+3 6-135

6-138 G+1 6-138 G+1 6-118 6-118

G+3

6-130 G 6-130 G 6-128 G 6-128 G

6-134 G+2 6-134 G+2 127 127 G+3

G+3

6-127B G+3 6-127B G+3 6-127A G+4 6-127A G+4

6-126 G+2 6-126 G+2 G6-125 G6-125

6-124 G+2 6-124 G+2

Plot Size distribution Plot Size distribution

25-50sqm 25-50sqm

50-100sqm 50-100sqm

6-118 6-118

6-127B G+3 6-127B G+3

6-134 G+2 6-134 G+2

G+1

127 127 G+3

6-124 G+2 6-124 G+2

Institutional Institutional

7-148 G+2 7-147 7-148 G+2 G+2 7-147

8-23 G 8-23

G+1

9-178 G+2 9-178 G+2

8-177 G+3 8-177 G+3 8-175 174 G+3 G+3 8-175 174 G+3 G+3

G+3

6-121 G+1 6-121

8 G+4 32 8 G+4 32

G+1

7-143 7-143 G+2

8-168A G 7-144 8-168A G+1 G 7-144 8-H21 G+1 G+1 8-162 G+1 8-H21 G+1 8-162 G+1

9-176A H20 G G 9-176A H20 G

9-176 G 9-176 G

7-140 G+1 7-142 G+2 7-140 G+1 7-142 G+2

8-172 G+2 8-172 G+2

7-140A G+1 7-140A G+1

8-167 G+1 8-167 G+1

8-173A G+3 8-H19 G+1 8-173A 8-169b G+3 G 8-H19 G+1 8-169b G

8-171 G+1 8-171 G+1

H18 G+1 H18 G+1 8-170 G+2 8-170 G+2

7-142 G+1 7-142 G+1

8-35 G+1 8-35 G+1

6-139 G+2 6-139 G+2 6-135 G+3 6-135

6-138 G+1 6-138 G+1

6-131 G+2 6-131 G+2 6-129 8-129 G+3 G+3 6-129 8-129 G+3 G+3

6-118 6-118

TEMPLE G TEMPLE

6-127B G+3 6-127B G+3

G+3

6-130 G 6-130 G 6-128 G 6-128 G

H14A G+1 RWA H14A G+1 H14B G+1 116B RWA G+2 H14B G+1 116B G+2

6-134 G+2 6-134 G+2 127 127 G+3

G+3

Building Heights Building Heights

G+1 G+1

G+2 G+2

G+3 G+3

6-124 6-124

G+1

6-125 G1 6-125

G+1

6-127A G+4 6-127A G+4 6-126 G+2 6-126 G+2 G6-125 G6-125

6-122 G+3 6-122

6-123 G+1 6-123 G+1

G+3

6-121 G+1 6-121

6-124 G+2 6-124 G+2

G+1

0 2 5 0 2 5

G G

20m 20m

5-112 G+1 5-112 G+1 7-H16B 5-69 5-115 5-69 G 7-H16B G+1 5-115 G+1 G

TEMPLE G TEMPLE G

20m 20m

Temples Temples

10 10

Abandoned Abandoned

7-H17 G+3 7-H17 G+3

7-H15 G+1 7-H16C G 7-H15 G+1 7-H16C G

G+2

8-169A G+1 8-169A G+1

G+1

6-122 G+3 6-122

Above 100 sqm Above 100 sqm

G+3

6-121 G+1 6-121

7-H26 7-28 G+1 G 7-H26 7-28 G+1 G

7-H25 G+4 7-H25 G+4

8-H22 G+1 8-H22

G+1

10 10

6-122 G+3 6-122

6-123 G+1 6-123 G+1

6-126 G+2 6-126 G+2 G6-125 G6-125

G+3

6-124 6-124

6-125 G1 6-125

6-127A G+4 6-127A G+4

G+3

6-130 G 6-130 G 6-128 G 6-128

6-129 8-129 G+3 G+3 6-129 8-129 G+3 G+3

TEMPLE G TEMPLE

6-123 G+1 6-123 G+1

6-131 G+2 6-131 G+2

Residential Residential

H-30 G+1 H-30 G+1

9-179 G+1 9-179 G+1

6-124 G+1 6-124

6-125 G1 6-125

0 2 5 0 2 5

<25 sqm <25 sqm

9-180 G+3 9-180 G+3

H14A G+1 RWA H14A G+1 H14B G+1 116B RWA G+2 H14B G+1 116B G+2

20m 20m

Temples Temples

G+2

Mixed Use Mixed Use

TEMPLE G TEMPLE

H18 G+1 H18 G+1 8-170 G+2 8-170

6-139 G+2 6-139 G+2 6-135 G+3 6-135

6-138 G+1 6-138 G+1

H14A G+1 RWA H14A G+1 H14B G+1 116B RWA G+2 H14B G+1 116B G+2

0 2 5 0 2 5

8-173A G 8-173A

7-142 G+1 7-142 G+1

8-35 G+1 8-35 G+1

8-173A G+3 8-H19 G+1 8-173A 8-169b G+3 G 8-H19 G+1 8-169b G

5-112 G+1 5-112 G+1 5-69 7-H16B 5-115 5-69 G 7-H16B G+1 5-115 G+1 G

TEMPLE G TEMPLE G

7-140A G+1 7-140A G+1

8-167 G+1 8-167 G+1

G+1

Building Use plan Building Use plan

G+2

8-171 G+1 8-171

7-142 G+1 7-142 G+1

8-35 G+1 8-35 G+1

8-173A G+3 8-H19 G+1 8-173A 8-169b G+3 G 8-H19 G+1 8-169b G

8-172 G+2 8-172 G+2

Religious Religious

7-148 G+2 7-147 7-148 G+2 G+2 7-147

7-140A G+1 7-140A G+1

8-167 G+1 8-167 G+1

5-112 G+1 5-112 G+1 5-69 7-H16B 5-115 5-69 G 7-H16B G+1 5-115 G+1 G

TEMPLE G TEMPLE G

20m 20m

7-H26 7-28 G+1 G 7-H26 7-28 G+1 G

8-169A G+1 8-169A G+1

H14A G+1 RWA H14A G+1 H14B G+1 116B RWA G+2 H14B G+1 116B G+2

6-138 G+1 6-138 G+1

10 10

Clusters Clusters

7-H25 G+4 7-H25 G+4 8-173A G 8-173A

TEMPLE G TEMPLE G

G+1

8 G+4 32 8 G+4 32

6-124 G+2

6-125

0 2 5 0 2 5

H-30 G+1 H-30 G+1

G+2

7-140 G+1 7-142 G+2 7-140 G+1 7-142 G+2

8-168A G 7-144 8-168A G+1 G 7-144 8-H21 G+1 G+1 8-162 G+1 8-H21 G+1 8-162 G+1

8-177 G+3 8-177 G+3 8-175 174 G+3 G+3 8-175 174 G+3 G+3

6-127A G+4

20m 20m

5-112 G+1 5-112 G+1 7-H16B 5-69 5-115 G+1 G 5-69 7-H16B 5-115 G+1 G

0 2 5 0 2 5

Temples Temples

6-139 G+2

6-138 G+1

G+3

Built Built

7-H17 G+3 7-H17 G+3

7-H15 G+1 7-H16C G 7-H15 G+1 7-H16C G

G+2

7-143 G+2 7-143 G+2

9-176A H20 G G 9-176A H20 G

9-176 G 9-176 G

7-143 G+2 7-143 G+2

9-176A H20 G G 9-176A H20 G

9-176 G 9-176 G

G+1

8-172 G+2

ABANDON ABANDON

ABANDON ABANDON G

8-171

8-172 G+2

TEMPLE

8-35 G+1

8-167 G+1

H18 8-171

G+1

8-167 G+1

9-178 G+2 9-178 G+2

G+1

TEMPLE

G+1

8-H19 G+1

174 G+3

8-H22 G+1 8-H22

Cluster 4 7-142 Cluster 4 7-142 8-35

7-140A G+1

G+1

G+3

8-23 G 8-23

8-169A G+1 8-169A G+1

TEMPLE G

7-140A G+1

G+1

8-162 G+1

G+3

TEMPLE G

7-142 G+2

Built-Unbuilt plan of intervention pocket Built-Unbuilt plan of intervention pocket

8-173A G 8-173A

G+1 7-144

Cluster 3 8-173A 8-H19 Cluster 3 8-169b 8-173A

8-177

7-142 G+2

7-140 G+1

8-173A G 8-173A

7-144

8-162 G+1

H20 G

Cluster 2 8-175 174 Cluster 2 8-175

Unbuilt Unbuilt

G+2

8-168A G

H20 G

G+3

7-H26 7-28 G+1 G 7-H26 7-28 G+1 G

8-23 G 8-23

9-176A

8-177

Cluster 6 Cluster 6

Adjacent Pockets Adjacent Pockets

7-H25 G+4 7-H25 G+4

7-140 G+1

G+3

Pocket Pocket

7-148 G+2 7-147 7-148 G+2 G+2 7-147

9-176A

9-176 G

Identification of Intervention pocket for demonstration Identification of Intervention pocket for demonstration

9-179 G+1 9-179 G+1

8-H21 G+1

9-178 G+2

9-176 G

0 2 5 0 2 5

9-180 G+3 9-180 G+3

8-H21 G+1

9-178 G+2

G+1

Pocket (Intervention Pocket) Cluster 3 (Intervention Pocket) Cluster 3

H-30 G+1 H-30 G+1

8-168A G

8-169A G+1

7-148 G+2 7-147 7-148 G+2 G+2 7-147

7-143 G+2

8-169A G+1

G+1

Cluster 5 Cluster 5

7-H25 G+4 7-H25 G+4

8-173A

8-H22

Cluster 2 Cluster 2

9-179 G+1 9-179 G+1

Cluster 4 Cluster 4 Pocket

Intervention Pocket Intervention Pocket

8-23

8-23 Cluster 1 Cluster 1

G+4

8-173A

8-H22

School School

9-180 G+3 9-180 G+3

7-H26 7-28 G+1 G 7-H26 7-28 G+1 G

H-30 G+1 H-30 G+1

ABANDON ABANDON

Pocket Pocket

ABANDON ABANDON

Pocket Analysis

10 10

G+4 G+4

20m 20m

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi :Thesis Demolition Process

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Intervention Process

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi :Thesis Floor Plans

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Demonstration

Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi :Thesis Facade Treatment/ Sections

Thesis: Redevelopment of Tibetan Refugee Colony, New Delhi Views

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECURE: INDELIBLE IMPRINTS Project Brief

With the idea of encouraging, enthusing and provoking students to think about new ways of looking at landscape, the Landscape Foundation organizes Students´ Design Competitions annually. The competitions are open to all students studying in undergraduate and post-graduate levels in architecture, art and design institutions all over India. This year in 2012 the topic of competition was ˝Landscape and Memory˝ The proposal of this project is an altar at the memories of the martyrs- those strong individulas, who have in the face of impossible odds, kept the flame of conviction alive. Proposed near Rajghat, this project aims to venerate all the martyrs- those who are celebtated and recognized for their value as well as those whose names have faded in to the obscurity of time. The project subjects each visitor through a Rite of passage- a set of experiences that guides him/her into remembrance and gratitude.

INSDAG Project Brief

Institute for Steel Development & Growth arranges competition every year for the students of Architecture all over India with a view to recognizing and rewarding the talents of building Young Architects of tomorrow for Excellence in Steel Architecture. The Theme of the competition for the year 2011-2012 is Steel intensive (B+G+4) Storeyed Office Building.

COMPETITIONS

Softwares used AutoCAD, Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop, Revit, Sketchup

Landscape Competition: Indelible Imprints Sheet 1

Indelible Imprints : Landscape Competition Sheet 2

INSDAG: National Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Award Competition Sheet 1

National Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Award Competition : INSDAG Sheet 2

INSDAG: National Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Award Competition Sheet 3

National Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Award Competition : INSDAG Sheet 4

INSDAG: National Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Award Competition Sheet 5

National Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Award Competition : INSDAG Sheet 6

Design of Community Centre, New Friends Colony, New Delhi Project Brief

IV year Urban Design Studio project was to redesign the existing cummunity centre in New Friends Colony, New Delhi. Prior to design concept, detailed survey of site an demographics was carried out and requirements were framed out accordingly. Spaces were designed to keep in mind the aspirations and need of the end user.

Documentation of Patthar Ghatti Road, Hyderabad and Esplande, Kolkata Project Brief

IV year tour exercise was introduced to carry out detailed documentation of historic market of city of Hyderabad and Kolkata. Documentation includes, sketching, mapping and drawing of historic facades.

ACADEMICS Softwares used AutoCAD Indesign, Photoshop, Revit, Sketchup

Design of Community Centre at New Friends Colony, New Delhi: IV Year Studio Concept

IV Year Studio: Design of Cummunity Centre at New Friends Colony, New Delhi Site Plan

Design of Community Centre at New Friends Colony, New Delhi : IV Year Studio Landscape Plan

IV Year Studio: Group Housing at Gurgaon Floor Plans

Group Housing Project in Gurgaon : IV Year Studio Floor Plans

IV Year Studio: Group Housing at Gurgaon Floor Plans

Group Housing Project in Gurgaon : IV Year Studio Multiplex-Floor Plans/ Elevations

IV Year Studio: Group Housing at Gurgaon Sections

Group Housing Project in Gurgaon : IV Year Studio Elevations

IV Year Tour Exercise: Documentation of Patthar Ghatti Road, Hyderabad

Documentation of Esplanade, Kolkata :IV Year Tour Exercise

Multi Modal Integration - Delhi Metro Project Brief

Delhi’s transportation and traffic engineering body, Unified Traffic and Transportation Infrastructure (Planning and Engineering) Centre or UTTIPEC, has identified 34 Metro stations to be integrated with all modes of public transportation — bus, auto rickshaw and cycle rickshaws. According to the plan, these Metro stations will have properly- designated spaces for all modes of transportation, such as buses, auto rickshaws, cycle rickshaws, cycles, etc. within five minute walking distance from the stations. Safe pedestrian crossings, skywalks, and wellshaded walkways and footpaths to be designed surrounding the metro stations.

Residence for Maan Brothers’ Project Brief

Within a site area of around 300 square metre, this residence was designed in 2014 to cater the need, expectations and living style of the family. The scope of contract was to prepare foundation layout, working drawings of plan, sections and elevations, electrical drawings and 3D illustrations of the building.

PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Softwares used AutoCAD, Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop, Sketchup

ITO Metro Station Area: Multi Modal Integration Team: Ar. Rajiv Batra, Bhrigu C. Kalai

Location

Multi Modal Integration: ITO Metro Station Area Major Pedestrian Flows

ITO Metro Station Area: Multi Modal Integration MMI Proposal

UTTIPEC DDA

MEDIAN MV LANE CYCLE & PED. LANE

MV LANE MEDIAN

MV MV LANE LANE

MEDIAN MV LANE MV LANE MEDIAN MV LANE MV LANE

MV MV LANE LANE

SECTION 1-1 SECTIONSECTION 1-1 1-1 DH

MEDIAN MV LANE

CYCLE MEDIAN MV LANE& PED. LANE

SERVICE ROAD

PLAZA

MV LANE

MV MV LANE LANE

MEDIAN

SERVICE ROAD CYCLE & PED. LANE

MEDIAN

INDRAPRASTHA MARG

MEDIAN

MV LANE MV LANE

MEDIAN

MATCH LINE

Preparation of Delhi Metro Phase III Station Area Plan Multi Modal Integration

MV MV LANE LANE

MV LANE

PLAZA

MV LANE

PLAZA

CYCLE & PED. LANE

SCALE 1:200

SECTION 2-2 SECTIONSECTION 2-2 2-2

SCALE 1:200

MATCH LINE

G 200

BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MA

500M

300

BAHADUR SHAH

DU R

ZAFAR MARG

ZA FA

MATCH LINE SCALE 1:500

ITO STATION AREA CONCEPT PLAN

SCALE 1:500 pack

Urban Design Collabarative

Multi Modal Integration: ITO Metro Station Area Views

Office Interior of M/s Carta Engineers: Interior Design Views

Residence: Design of Residence for Maan Brothers Views

Design of Residence for Maan Brothers : Residence Site Plan

Residence: Design of Residence for Maan Brothers Ground Floor Plan

Design of Residence for Maan Brothers : Residence Working Drawing: Excavation Plan 1" 15'-72

15'-6"

1" 9'-32

1" 3'-52

2'-9"

1" 8'-12

3'-9"

2'-4"

1" 1'-42

2' 2'

1'-2"

2' 2'

1'-2"

11'-7"

1" 3'-72

1'-2"

2'-4"

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES UNLESS MENTIONED OTHERWISE 2. ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. DIMENSIONS SHOULD ALWAYS BE READ & NOT SCALED/ MEASURED FROM THE DRAWING. 3. ALL MEASUREMENTS MUST BE CHECKED AND VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTORS PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF WORK AT THE SITE.

1" 32 7" 1" 1'-32 1" 1'-32

1 2 3'-10"

1" 2'-112

5. INTERIOR DRAWINGS ARE TO BE FOLLOWED FOR THE LOCATION OF ALL STRUCTURAL MEMBERS & MASONRY WALLS. FOR SIZES & REINFORCEMENT DETAILS OF STRUCTURAL MEMBERS RELEVANT STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS ARE TO BE REFERRED.

5 6

1" 4'-32

4. THIS DRAWING IS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL RELEVANT STRUCTURAL, SERVICES & FACILITY PLANNING DRAWINGS.

1'-2"

2'-4"

2' 2'

ANY DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL AND SERVICES DRAWINGS MUST BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECTS IMMEDIATELY & PRIOR TO EXECUTION AT SITE.

7. CO-ORDINATION WITH THE SERVICES SUCH AS HVAC, PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL ETC. IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTORS. 8. ALL MASONRY WALLS SHOULD BE ALIGNED WITH THE COLUMNS AS INDICATED ON THE PLAN IRRESPECTIVE OF THE POSITION AS CALCULATED WITH THE DIMENSIONING. 9. FOR DETAILS, REFER RELEVANT LARGE SCALE DETAIL DRGS. AS INDICATED.

10. EXISTING WALLS TO BE RETAINED AS PER

DEMOLITION PLAN AND WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TO BE FOLLOWED FOR NEW WALLS.

GENERAL NOTES

2' 1'-9" 1" 1'-102

1'-2"

2'-4" 4'

1" 1'-42

11" 1'-5"

1'-2"

1" 9'-82 1" 10'-12

4' 1" 3'-72 1'-2"

13'-6"

1" 2'-72

2'-3"

1'-2"

1' 1'-2"

4'1 3'-102 " 1" 1'-02 1" 1'-112

SPECIAL NOTES

H 1" 11'-22

2'-4"

2'-4" 1" 2'-42

1" 3'-52

THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF UNTITLED DESIGN (DELHI) AND SHOULD NOT TO BE COPIED OR USED WITHOUT THEIR WRITTEN PERMISSION.

3'-4"

2'-4"

1" 2'-42 2'-4"

F 55'-2"

1" 7'-22

1" 2'-12 2'

1" 2'-72

2' 1'-2" 1'-2"

1" 2'-72 2'-6"

1" 2'-42 1'-2"

230 MM THK. R.C.C. SLAB 150 MM THK. R.C.C. SLAB

2' 4'

1" 2'-92

1'-2"

2'-6"

1" 4'-42

1" 2'-72

2'-6"

3'1 2'-42 "

230 MM THK. BRICK MASONARY WALL

115 MM THK. BRICK MASONARY WALL ALIGN WALL WITH THE FACE OF RCC WALL/COLUMN AS INDICATED

CENTER ON GRID LINE ADJUST DIMENSION AS/SITE DIMENSION PROVIDE WATER STOPS AND KEYING IN ALL JOINTS AS/ARCHITECT

2'-10"

1'-2" 1'-2" 2'-4"

1" 13'-112

2'-4" 8"

2'-4" 5'-1"

2'-6"

1'-2" 1'-2"

1" 1'-52

2'-5"

2'-6" 1" 2'-42

1'-2" 1'-2" 1" 2'-72

4'-9"

1" 2'-72 2'-6"

2'-6"

54'-1" 2' 2'

1" 2'-42

8 4'

2'-5"

1'-2"

1" 11'-52

1'-2"

2'-4"

1'-2" 1" 1'-102

2' 2'

2'-3" 1'-2"

1'-9"

2'-4" 2'

1'-2"

1" 2'-11" 1'-102 2

1'-2"

1'-9" 1" 2'-12

1" 2'-72 2'-6"

1'-2" 2'

1" 1'-102 1" 1'-102

1'-2"

1" 1'-52

1'-2"

1" 2'-72

2'-6" 1" 2'-42

1" 4'-52

1" 2'-42

2'-6"

2'-4" 7'-4"

PROJECT TITLE:

PROPOSED PLAN FOR MR. RUPESH MAAN'S RESIDENCE ARCHITECT:

IMRAN KHAN JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI 110025 TEL : 9990168164 E MAIL : imranjmi@hotmail.com DRAWING TITLE :

CIVIL DETAILS

2'-4"

EXCAVATION PLAN GROUND FLOOR DRAWING NO :

REV. NO.

R_ SCALE

DRAWN BY

N.T.S

IMRAN

DATE

08.03.12

REF.:

Residence: Design of Residence for Maan Brothers Working Drawing: Column Layout THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF UNTITLED DESIGN (DELHI) AND SHOULD NOT TO BE COPIED OR USED WITHOUT THEIR WRITTEN PERMISSION.

SPECIAL NOTES

K 1 2

1" 42 4 1" 2

4 1" 2

41" 2

4 1" 4 1" 2 2

4 1" 2 41 2" 4 1" 2

41" 2

4 1" 2

1" 42

1" 42 41 2" 71 2"

1 12"

1 41 2" 42"

4' 4'

4. THIS DRAWING IS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL RELEVANT STRUCTURAL, SERVICES & FACILITY PLANNING DRAWINGS. 5. INTERIOR DRAWINGS ARE TO BE FOLLOWED FOR THE LOCATION OF ALL STRUCTURAL MEMBERS & MASONRY WALLS. FOR SIZES & REINFORCEMENT DETAILS OF STRUCTURAL MEMBERS RELEVANT STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS ARE TO BE REFERRED.

ANY DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL AND SERVICES DRAWINGS MUST BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECTS IMMEDIATELY & PRIOR TO EXECUTION AT SITE.

4 1" 4 1" 2 2 1" 42

1 41 2" 42"

1" 42

10. EXISTING WALLS TO BE RETAINED AS PER

421" 41 2"

DEMOLITION PLAN AND WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TO BE FOLLOWED FOR NEW WALLS.

GENERAL NOTES

5' 4'

230 MM THK. R.C.C. SLAB 150 MM THK. R.C.C. SLAB

421" 41 2"

1 42" 721"

41 2"

71 2"

1 42 " 4 1" 2

421"

721"

1 42" 41" 2

4 1" 41" 2 2

1 4 1" 42 " 2

230 MM THK. BRICK MASONARY WALL

115 MM THK. BRICK MASONARY WALL ALIGN WALL WITH THE FACE OF RCC WALL/COLUMN AS INDICATED CENTER ON GRID LINE ADJUST DIMENSION AS/SITE DIMENSION

PROVIDE WATER STOPS AND KEYING IN ALL JOINTS AS/ARCHITECT

5' 4'

1 41 2" 42"

4 1" 2 4 1" 2

41 2"

71 2"

41" 2

1 72 "

1 42"

421" 421"

1" 42

4' 4'

421" 4 1" 2

41" 2

71" 2

1 41 2" 42"

41" 2 41" 2

4 1" 41 2" 2

4' 5'

1 42"

3'-6"

721"

71 2" 41 2"

41 2" 4 1" 2

9 10

41 2" 41 2"

421"

11 PROJECT TITLE:

PROPOSED PLAN FOR MR. RUPESH MAAN'S RESIDENCE ARCHITECT:

IMRAN KHAN JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI 110025 TEL : 9990168164 E MAIL : imranjmi@hotmail.com DRAWING TITLE :

CIVIL DETAILS

COLUMN LAYOUT DRAWING NO :

REV. NO.

R_ SCALE

DRAWN BY

N.T.S

IMRAN

DATE

08.03.12

REF.:

Design of Residence for Maan Brothers : Residence Working Drawing: Ground Floor Plan A

15'-6"

3'-9"

H J

11'-9"

K 1 2

1" 12'-72

11'-2"

9" 9"

8' 6'-6"

8'-9" 9"

5'-10"

1 6'-6" 2'-112"

6'-6"

5'-6"

2'-6"

12'-9" " 42

15'-3"

1" 2'-92

2'-9" 41" 2'-10" 2 2'-6"

3 4

1" 3'-72 15'-1"

13'-6" 4'

1" 4'-42 1" 1'-12 1'-3"

1" 6'-62

1" 10'-62 5'-7"

12'

16'-4"

6 7

1" 5'-02

3'-8"

1" 8'-92

2'-7"

3'-8"

3'-3"

1" 7'-72

1" 92

POOJA

3'-3"

1" 3'-42

8'-9"

1" 26'-32

1" 3'-02 1" 42

1" 1'-42

1" 42

1" 3'-32

7'-9"

1" 112 7'-7"

1" 13'-22

11'-9"

3'-3"

11'-2"

1" 9'-22

1" 5'-02

1' 1 3'-3" 42"

1" 42

1" 14'-72

1" 11'-12

3'-3"

1" 10'-32 1" 9'-32 1 13'-92"

2'-1"

3'-6" 1'

1" 42

41" 6" 2

1" 4'-72

1" 5'-102

1" 12'-62

1" 42

11 1" 12'-62

12'-11"

16'-6"

1'-4"

1" 13'-112

11'-7"

12'-9" "12'-3" 42

1" 2'-42 1" 42

1" 42

7'-9"

1" 10'-22

1" 11'-52

1" 15'-52

1'-11"

4'-6"

1'-8"

4'-6" 1" 42

1" 1'-62 6"9"

1" 2'-62

1" 3'-6" 42

2'-6" 9"

1" 3'-112

1" 3'-32 15'-6"

8' 1" 13'-62

1" 3'-112

3'-3" 10'-3"

WORKING DRAWING PROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR

MR.RUPESH MAAN

12 13

1" 1'-52

( SHEET NO.-02 )

Residence: Design of Residence for Maan Brothers Working Drawing: Doors/Windows

4'-0"

8'-0" 2"

2'-0"

212"

221" 1'-0" 212"

2'-421"

221"

5'-6"

2'-1"

221" 10" 212"

221"

5'-9"

221"

3'-4"

2'-421"

221"

1'-0"

212"

4'-6"

Fix Glass



3'-6"

1'-0"

3'-6"

Fix Glass 



8'-0"



8'-0"

4'-6"

Fix

3'-6"

212" 8'-0"

8'-0"



3'-6"



8'-0"



Fix

4'-6"



2'-1021"



Fix Glass

7'-0"

8'-0"

4'-6"

Fix Glass

4'-6"

221"

1'-0"

1'-3"

2'-6"

W1 DRAWING ROOM FRAME 6"X221" 1NO.

W2 (KITCHEN)

W3 TOILET

FRAME 6"X221" 2NO.

FRAME 6"X221" 1NO.

W4 WALK-IN-WARDROBE

W6 BEDROOM

W5 BEDROOM

FRAME 6"X221" 1NO.

FRAME 521"X221" 2NO.

6'-0" 1'-6"

221"

3'-1021"

221"

12'-0"

4'-6"

2'-10"

212"

221"

212"

2'-7"

2'-921"

212"

8'-0"

 1'-6"





1'-0"

3'-6"

Fix Glass



7'-0"

8'-0" 4'-3"

FRAME 6"X221" 1NO.

221"

Fix Glass

9'-9"



W7 STAIRCASE

6'-0"

8'-621"

HOLD

Fix Glass



212"

AS/ SITE

5'-6"

2'-0"

DW1 LOUNGE

W8 (SHAFT) AS/ INTERIOR

DW2 LOUNGE1

FRAME 6"X221"

1NO.

FRAME 52"X221" 1NO.

1NO.

DOOR WINDOW DETAIL PROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR

MR.RUPESH MAAN

6'-6"

221"

( SHEET NO.-01 )

Design of Residence for Maan Brothers : Residence Working Drawing: Doors/ Windows

4'-0"

8'-0" 2"

2'-0"

212"

221" 1'-0" 212"

2'-421"

221"

5'-6"

2'-1"

221" 10" 212"

221"

5'-9"

221"

3'-4"

2'-421"

221"

1'-0"

212"

4'-6"

Fix Glass



3'-6"

1'-0"

3'-6"

Fix Glass 



8'-0"



8'-0"

4'-6"

Fix

3'-6"

212" 8'-0"

8'-0"



3'-6"



8'-0"



Fix

4'-6"



2'-1021"



Fix Glass

7'-0"

8'-0"

4'-6"

Fix Glass

4'-6"

221"

1'-0"

1'-3"

2'-6"

W1 DRAWING ROOM FRAME 6"X221" 1NO.

W2 (KITCHEN)

W3 TOILET

FRAME 6"X221" 2NO.

FRAME 6"X221" 1NO.

W4 WALK-IN-WARDROBE

W6 BEDROOM

W5 BEDROOM

FRAME 6"X221" 1NO.

FRAME 521"X221" 2NO.

6'-0" 1'-6"

221"

3'-1021"

221"

12'-0"

4'-6"

2'-10"

212"

221"

212"

2'-7"

2'-921"

212"

8'-0"

 1'-6"





1'-0"

3'-6"

Fix Glass



7'-0"

8'-0" 4'-3"

FRAME 6"X221" 1NO.

221"

Fix Glass

9'-9"



W7 STAIRCASE

6'-0"

8'-621"

HOLD

Fix Glass



212"

AS/ SITE

5'-6"

2'-0"

DW1 LOUNGE

W8 (SHAFT) AS/ INTERIOR

DW2 LOUNGE1

FRAME 6"X221"

1NO.

FRAME 52"X221" 1NO.

1NO.

DOOR WINDOW DETAIL PROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR

MR.RUPESH MAAN

6'-6"

221"

( SHEET NO.-01 )

Residence: Design of Residence for Maan Brothers Working Drawing: Balcony Details

1'-2"

1" 3'-32

1'-2"

1" 3'-32

1" 13'-42

1'-2" 20'-4" 1" 3'-32

5'-9"

1'-2"

7'-5" 5'

6'-11"

2' 9" 6'-8"

7'-5"

FRONT BALCONY DETAIL PLAN AT FIRST FLOOR B

FRONT BALCONY DETAIL PLAN AT FIRST FLOOR

1" 42 3"

3'-10"

2'-10"

2'-7"

3'-3" 4"

1' 9"

1'-2"

1" 3'-32

1'-2" 1" 20'-32

1" 3'-32

1' 1'-2"

1" 3'-32

1'-2"

SECTION A

6'-8"

SECTION B FRONT BALCONY DETAILS

PROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR

MR.RUPESH MAAN

( SHEET NO.-01 )

Design of Residence for Maan Brothers : Residence Working Drawing: Boundary Wall

BOUNDARY WALL 9"

FOUNDATION 3'X3 '

FOUNDATION 3'X3 ' SS COLUMN 6"X6" RCC COLUMN 12"X9"

RCC FOUNDATION 12"X12"

1' 5'-5"

10'-4"

15'

RCC COLUMN 12"X9 '

PANEL 1

3'-8" 55'-2"

PLAN

SS COLUMN 6"X6 "

PANEL 2

34'-9"

WICKET GATE

FOUNDATION FOR SS COLUMN SIZE 12"X12"

SECTION

LEVEL 6'0"

PANEL 1

PANEL 2

4' LEVEL +1'0"

5'-5"

15'

5'-5"

4'-4"

5'-5"

4'-4"

5'-5"

ELEVATION BOUNDARY WALL PROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR

MR.RUPESH MAAN

( SHEET NO.-01 )

4'-4"

5'-6"

Residence: Design of Residence for Maan Brothers Working Drawing: Boundary wall

5'-5" A

2" 2"

B C

14" 11.5"

+ 9"

2'-7"

4'-4"

+14" +11.5"

+9" +4.5"

+14"

1'-7"

2'-4"

1'-7"

+4.5"

4" 8"

8" A

2" 2"

9" 3'

8" 8" C

BOUNDARY WALL PROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR

MR.RUPESH MAAN

( SHEET NO.-02 )

3'-8"

Design of Residence for Maan Brothers : Residence Working Drawing: Toilet

TOWEL RAIL

TOP OF WASH BASIN SHALL BE AT A HEIGHT OF 34" FROM FFL

1/2" DROP

1" 42

1'-8"

1'-6"

3'-3"

4' 1'-8"

START

SHOWER INSTALLED AT HEIGHT OF 6'10" FROM FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL

PROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR

TOILET DETAIL

MR.RUPESH MAAN

( SHEET NO.-02 )

INTERESTS

Scale Models

Photography

Drawings and Paintings

THANK YOU All the work, art, photography has been produced by author or has his involvement unless otherwise stated. References can be furnished upon request.