Indubhusan Roy Portfolio 2020

I N D U B H U S A N . R OY

B Arch. National Institute of Technology, Raipur

PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS 2020

COA Registration: CA/2013/59994

CONTENTS 01

Resume

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Roots Holistic Healthcare Resort, Tamil Nadu

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Uppal Phoenix Residential Project, Hyderabad

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The Villas, Bhuj

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Riyadh Metro Line 6, Abu Dhabi

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Zebein Store Retail Interiors

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Galaxy 90 Banquet and Party Plot

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Chennai Metro Rail Limited

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IIT Indore Competition

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Facade Design: Satya One

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Facade Competition, Metzingen

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Architectural Thesis

INDUBHUSAN.ROY B Arch. National Institute of Technology, Raipur COA Registration: CA/2013/59994

C O N TAC T

PROFILE

indubhusanroy@gmail.com +91 98711 09581

I have a professional experience of 8 years in Architecture. In my career so far I have worked on a wide range of projects including airports and metro stations, commercial, residential and public building projects. However I am very passionate about space planning and design at the micro level which has inspired me to direct myself towards core architecture projects and interior design. Currently I have my own practice by the name ‘Antaraagam Studio’ where I have been doing residential and commercial architecture as well as interior projects.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ indubhusan-roy-64376a5b/

S O F T WA R E Rhinoceros 3d Trimble Sketchup Autodesk Autocad Graphisoft Archicad Autodesk Revit Chaosgroup Vray Adobe Illustrator, Indesign, PS

EXPERIENCE Antaraagam Studio, Ahmedabad Founding Architect ( July 2018 - Present )

Blocher Partners India, Ahmedabad

Project Architect ( September 2015 - June 2018)

AWARDS

Atkins Global & Pell Frischmann Association, Gurgaon

Most Innovative Design Award in Transparence National Design Competiton 2011.

Creative Group, New Delhi

Junior Architect (December 2013 - August 2015 ) Junior Architect (May 2012 - November 2013 )

BurtHill Pvt Ltd, Ahmedabad

SKILLS

Internship (November 2010 - April 2011)

• Strong Graphic and Visualisation

K E Y. P R O J E C T S

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• Effective Communication Skills in conveying ideas to clients as well as onsite technicians

• Exploring Innovative methods of construction

WORKSHOPS

• Roots Holistic Healthcare Resort, Tamil Nadu • Facade Competition, Metzingen • Uppal Phoenix Residential Project, Hyderabad • Riyadh Metro Line 6, Abu Dhabi • Chennai Metro Rail Limited, 3 stations • Mumbai Metro Rail Limited, 4 Stations

Earthquake Resistant Design Workshop, IIT Kanpur National Seminar on Future of Urbanistation

• Swami Vivekanand Airport, Raipur • Times Square Commercial Complex Raipur • ADNOC, Abu Dhabi • MLCP Gandhinagar

THESIS

• IIT Indore Competition

Study of Parametricism - An emerging ‘style’ of architecture

• Galaxy 90 Banquet and Party Plot

• IIT Mandi Competition • Zebein Store Retail Interiors

ROOTS.HHC.RESORT HOLISTIC HEALTCARE RESORT TAMIL NADU

TYPE: HEALTCARE AND LEISURE AREA: 25 ACRES STATUS: UNDER CONSTRUCTION

ATHUPOLLACHI ,COIMBATORE

AERIAL VISUALISATION OF RESTAURANT BLOCK

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

PROJECT ARCHITECT: BLOCHER PARTNERS INDIA

Roots Holistic Healthcare Resort as the name suggests incorporates all sorts of holistic healing methods where patients are prescribed specific diets and healing methods for their ailments. Depending on the nature of the ailment the patients stay in the premises for the prescribed time. From daily yoga and other excercises, various natural tratments and a strictly observed diet plan this is a place for people who want to heal in the natural way.

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The Naturopathy which is the core of the treatment area block incorporates all kinds of bath facilities like Hip Bath, Arm and Foot bath, Spinal Bath, Jet bath, Vichy Shower and all various other facilities like sauna, thai massages, ozone therapy etc. Ayurvedic massages and Spa block also provide specefic treatments to the patients. There are various pavillions spread across the facility for relaxation with a dedicated pavillion for Yoga and Meditation.

The diet block or the restaurants has two different types of food basically cooked and uncooked and cater to the prescribed diet plans of the patrons. The physiotherapy block incorporates various physical activities like swimming and gym. There is also a library for people who want to read.

The accomodation is divided into 3 categories namely the Nest, Villa and the Suite depending on the budget of the patrons ROOTS COIMBATORE

VISUALISATION OF RESTAURANT BLOCK

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

VISUALISATION OF A SUITE ACCOMODATION

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

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ROOTS COIMBATORE

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overall plot size 40.8 acres 165340 sqm 1779704 sq ft

HHC: 81610 sqm 878443 sqft 20 Acres

Total: 100550 sqm 1082311 sqft 24.8 acres

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Security Parking Temple Main reception Housekeeping Library Naturopathy Ayurvedic Health Spa Physio & Gym Bathing Pavillion Diet Block Yoga and Meditation Accomodation Recreation Facilities In House Quarters Workshop Existing Building Private Bungalow ROOTS COIMBATORE

• All Treatment Blocks are placed around a court.

• The Courtyard space can be used for a small walk or resting spaces.

• The Courtyards are arranged in a way to provide visiblity from one to another • L Diet Block Placed along the edge for maximum views on the West side.

• Also large foreground for spill over space.

• Steps and seating as along the Vastu boundary (on the Concept of Ghats in traditional Indian architecture).

ENLARGED TREATMENT AREA

• Library forms a part of large Central green with reading kiosks.

• Yoga on the North West Corner along the river for maximum views.

• All suites alligned along the river with direct views to the river and mountains • The staggered arrangement leaves scope for better views for the ones at the back • The gradual increasing slope towards the east also is an option for better vantage points

ENLARGED GUEST ACCOMODATION AREA 5

ROOTS COIMBATORE

VISUALISATION OF NATUROPATHY COURTYARD 6

ROOTS COIMBATORE

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

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ROOTS COIMBATORE

U P PA L . P H O E N I X INTEGRATED MIXED USE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL

TYPE: MIXED USE AREA: 3,21,977 SQM STATUS: PROPOSED

HYDERABAD, TELANGANA

AERIAL VISUALISATION OF RESTAURANT BLOCK

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

PROJECT ARCHITECT: BLOCHER PARTNERS INDIA

Competition to develop a masterplan for mixed use in Hyderabad.

Spread in over 11 storeys for commercial space having an area of around 1,10,000 sq metres and 15 storeys of residential space having an area of 2,10,00 sq metres.

The plot is slightly contoured which covers 60,000 square metres. The task was to create condensed built structures and while providing a generous space to the residents.

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Office Per Floor X No. of oors 9941sqm X 11 = 109.351 sqm Residential Per floor 22 X 408.7 = 8991.4 sqm 5183.7 sqm 8991.4sqm + 5183.7sqm = 14175sqmw

No of Units (Per floor X No. of floors) 60sqm - 29 X 15 = 435 70sqm - 44 X 15 = 660 80sqm - 14 X 15 = 210 90sqm - 44 X15 = 660 Total No of Units = 1965

Total Per Floor X No of Floors 14175sqm X 15 = 212.626 sqm

UPPAL PHOENIX HYDERABAD.

SITE ANALYSIS

ELEVATION PROFILE

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UPPAL PHOENIX HYDERABAD.

CROSS CONNECTIONS OF GREEN COURTYARDS

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UPPAL PHOENIX HYDERABAD

SITE PLAN

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

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UPPAL PHOENIX HYDERABAD.

FACADES

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FACADE CONCEPT : UPPAL PHOENIX

VISUALISATION OF ENTRANCE TO RESIDENTIAL AREA

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

VISUALISATION FROM OFFICE ENTRANCE

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UPPAL PHOENIX HYDERABAD

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

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UPPAL PHOENIX HYDERABAD.

THE.VILLAS

TYPE: RESIDENTIAL AREA: 5,30,000 m² STATUS: UNDER CONSTRUCTION

RESIDENTIAL FARMHOUSE SCHEME BHUJ, GUJARAT

AERIAL VISUALISATION OF CLUBHOUSE

3D VISUALISATION BY LIFANG

PROJECT ARCHITECT: BLOCHER PARTNERS INDIA

A holiday residence complex with 650 bungalows, a clubhouse, restaurant, pool, spa, bistro and extensive sports facilities is going up in the Indian state of Gujarat.

With sustainability in mind, and through the use of recycled materials, an area is being developed in this dry and hot region that resembles an oasis, its streets lined with date palms and lush green areas.

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Construction is based on traditional Indian building techniques, reinterpreted using modern technological knowledge.

In particular, the local climate has been taken into consideration the structures have been designed to be highly resistant to earthquakes.

The project is being brought together with a charitable organization – India’s Hunnarshala Foundation – which creates new perspectives for disadvantaged youth and brings know-how home to the region.

Rammed earth construction has been used extensively. All building materials are regionally available.

THE VILLAS : BHUJ

MASTERPLAN

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THE VILLAS : BHUJ

PARAMETRIC FACADE IN STONE BRICK

PART ELEVATION OF ENTRY STRUCTURE

This structure is the entrance to the scheme and has been built in locally available stone. The units are stone blocks cut into sizes of 400 x 200 x100. Every alternate vertical row has key dimensions varying 20 mm with different starting dimensions therefore creating these shaded patterns in the wall. The inner sides have niches due to the projecting bricks which creates dramatic apttern durring different times of the day

3D MODEL OF ENTRANCE TO THE VILLA SCHEME 18

THE VILLAS : BHUJ

DIGITAL MODEL OF THE SURFACE

PHOTOGRAPH AFTER CONSTRUCTION 19

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R I YA D H . M E T R O

TYPE: TRANSPORTATION STATUS: ONGOING

INTEGRATED MIXED USE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL HYDERABAD, TELANGANA

VISUALISATION OF METRO STATION

ARCHITECT: WS ATKINS GLOBAL

This design and build package for atkins includes 25 stations and two depots, 63km of track, with a total capital cost of approximately £7.8bn. Atkins is drawing on its multidisciplinary team of around 250 specialist staff from its offices in Riyadh, the UAE, Bangalore, Hong Kong and the UK.

Once complete, the Riyadh Metro, currently the largest public transportation project in the world, will reduce congestion and pollution while offering people sustainable, attractive and fast public transport choices for the first time.

Riyadh Metro Package 1 : Lines 1 & 2 Package 2: Line 3 Package 3: Lines 4,5 & 6 Total 180 km total length 87 Stations 7 Depots (Dubai Metro Red and Green lines were: 75km + 45 stations + 3 depots)

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ZEBEIN.STORE RETAIL INTERIOR DESIGN

TYPE: RETAIL AREA: 800 SQFT STATUS: COMPLETED

AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT

PHOTOGRAPH OF STORE FROM CENTRE

PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT: STUDIO ANTARAAGAM

The client is a clothing brand startup called ‘Zebein’ who specialise in smart casuals. Their idea was to have something simple yet contemporary and also something which compliment their clothing philosophy.

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Keeping this in mind the store has been designed to bring nature and its elements within a retail space.

All elements are raw and have the look and feel of the tropics with a contemporary touch. Walls have been painstakingly hand plastered to evoke an earthy feel to the space.

Mango wood has been used in the furniture and antique traditional accessories convey a traditional emotion. Sleek metal elements have been introduced as a contrast and therefore the space has its unique expression of a contemporary retail space.

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Lounge 5. Welcome Table 15. Lounge 6. Mirror 16. Store 6. Mirror 16. Table 7. Racks 17. Pantry 7. Racks 17. Chest Wooden display 8. Display type 1 18. Office 8. Display type 1 18. Office 9. Display type 2 19. Trial 9.

Display type 2 grey 19. Trial 10. Display type 3 20. Store/Toilet 10. Display type 3 tubes 20. Store/Toilet

DESIGN MOOD Green, Tropical, Lime Plaster, Cane, Natural, Darkwood, Brass, Chevron, Casual, Chic

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ZEBEIN STORE

Zeben Store 19th October 2018

LAYOUT PLAN Option 1 Preferred option 1. Entrance 1. Entrance 11. Display table Archway in the centre, Ample office, Small store, Independent access to toilet

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ZEBEIN STORE

PHOTOGRAPH OF CASH COUNTER AND LOUNGE AREA BEHIND

The initial idea with the materials was to use lime plaster for the walls, use cane and natural wood, and use brass as a highlight for the hangers and accesories. However because of the finished walls in the existing space lime plaster was not delivering the desired effect. So the plaster was broken and then painstakingly handplastered again by the masons to evoke a natural and earthy feeling. This was coated in texture paint again and handpainted with muddy patterns. 10 mockups were done on site to achieve this but the end result was fruitful

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The store is a retail space of 900 sqft. Apart from the main display area the space has a back office, a storage area, a small pantry, trial rooms and a toilet. As one enters he/she is surrounded by a introductory vestibule space which is flanked by an antique cabinet which has some brass accesories, some plants and some booklets which talk about the brand. A small sitting area is provided for the elderly or a partner who can sit and read while the main patron is shopping.

Though the total area is not huge having this entrance space provides a laid back atmosphere and also sparks interest in the patron to know more before they indulge into shopping. Also because it is a startup brand this space also has a lasting impression in the mind of the customer as it is unlike any other regular retail space

ZEBEIN STORE

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ZEBEIN STORE

PHOTOGRAPH OF LOUNGE AREA

The entire store has been done in mango wood painted in natural oil.

The natural texture of the mango wood compliments the texture of the walls. Standing hangers have logs of mango wood at the base and brass pipes molded to the hanger shape.

The heavy logs provide a sturdy base for the sleek hangers and also providesa rustic design statement. Some of the display furniture is directly a chunk of the tree which add to this raw and rustic design choice.

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A lot of greenery has been added to the space which makes it look refreshing and is another design choice which separates this space from the other retail spaces. Also brass compliments the rustic whites and the saturated textures of the mango with the greenery as a catalyst.

The outlet has another respite in the lounge area where people can sit around when their partner is trying the clothes. This space uses cane and mango wood furniture with industrial lamps. Also the textiles and rugs are jute and linen which further highlight the design statement of using natural materials with sleek metallic contemporary counterparts.

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TYPE: HOSPITALITY AREA: 10,000 SQM STATUS: COMPLETED

BANQUET HALL AND PARTY PLOT AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT

VISUALISATION OF BANQUET HALL

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT: STUDIO ANTARAAGAM

Galaxy 90 is one of the biggest banquets in east Ahmedadabad with a sprawling interiors of 10,000 sq feet and pristine lawns with a magnificient ambience. With a huge car park capacity of more than 400 cars Galaxy 90 also has a huge party plot with a separate kitchen for for events.

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The design language is simple with modern geometry used in a traditional way so that it does justice to weddiings or any such events. The requirement of Galaxy Group was to achieve the best out of immidiately available materials. This entire project has been completed only in a period of 5 months from design to completion.

The main challenge was the extremely small timeframe alloted to the project. Therefore a truss system was designed considering the clear span required for the building. All other construction techniques were decided considering the speed and availability of resources

GALAXY 90

CORRUGATED THERMAL INSULATED ROOFING SHEET

FALSE CEILING CONNECTED TO TRUSS FRAMEWORK

MODULAR DIAMOND SHAPED PANEL IN MDF

ACOUSTIC PANELS COVERED IN FABRIC AS WALL CLADDING

HORIZONTAL HVAC DUCTS SPACED INBETWEEN TRUSS AND INTERSECTING WITH CEILING GEOMETRY

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6. Party Plot 7. Party Plot Spearate Kitchen 8. Four Wheeler Parking 9. Two Wheeler Parking 10. Parking Entry

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

GALAXY 90

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CHENNAI.METRO UNDERGROUND AND OVERHEAD STATIONS CHENNAI METRO RAIL LIMITED, TAMILNADU

VISUALISATION OF OVERHEAD METRO, CHENNAI

TYPE: TRANSPORTATION COST: 60 CRORES AREA: 18,000 SQM STATUS: BUILT

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

ARCHITECT: PELL FRISCHMANN

Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) consisted of a total of 31 stations of which 9 stations were under our scope divided into Package 1 and 5.

The nature of work included producing 1. General Arrangement Drawings for stations 2. Detail Design for stations 3. Above Ground Structures 4.Evacuation Shafts and 5. Signages

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The overhead Metro Station was designed right at the centre of the Airport City-side thus providing a fast and convenient connectivity with both domestic and international terminals making it an integral part of the multimodal Interchange Transportation Hub at Chennai airport.

The building had to be subtle yet dynamic in form justifying its central location in the site yet not overpowering the Airport Terminals. The building thus designed with portal frame being inspired from the now famous V-columns of the Airport adheres to the language of the whole campus and also gives a unique identity of its own.

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Elements of the ideas found in the earlier explorations appear in the final design (number 6). This design represents the best elements of campus design. It has a clear perimeter, central core, multiple axes, and a compact grid. But the design is more than a sum of its parts. Its a unique inscription on the landscape demarcating the beginning of a new institution.

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Irrigation Timing planning our primary appr For master From a water conservation standpoint, mid-day is thedesig least conservation is with water-based utilities, is greatest during the hottest hours of the day (10:00am encourage efficient fixtures, landscape andto early in the mornings or late in the evenings. and stormwater.

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“Individual districts are compact “Individual districts are compact neighborhoods with a center. This neighborhoods with a center.

This center should be easily accessed by center should be easily accessed by its residents.

Other neighorhoods its residents. Other neighorhoods not be more than a 5 minute should not be more than ashould 5 minute walk away. This creates a walkable walk away. This creates a walkable and connected campus. ” and connected campus. ”

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Irrigation Timing From a water water conservation mid Recycled shall be considered asstandpoint, a source of water fo Summary efficient time to irrigate. Evapotranspiration is g DistrictClear Cooling hottest hours of the day (10:00am to 4:00pm) 1. Establish Functional Zones a far more sustainable means for prov 2. UseDistrict Urbancooling BlocksisFor Their Positive individual cooling plants, as energy and resources are u Environmental Andrequires Social Attributes cooling process evaporation of considerable qua 3. Align Cardinal Axes Forcan Maximum Solar theTowater requirements be met by recycling condens conditioning systems. Further the wastewater from the coo Benefits for the irrigation systems.

A large water tank acts as a cold t 4. Create Efficient Growth Opportunities plant to be sized somewhat smaller than usual and to op 5. Create Community Through Shared Open Space distributed over a 24-hour period.

IIT INDORE Stormwater Efficient water management is achieved through natural d irrigation. Vegetated swales can be used to collect and dis pollutants from the water.

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IIT INDORE AERIAL VIEW OF THE ACADEMIC ZONE

FACADE.DESIGN

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SATYA ONE COMMERCIAL COMPLEX MEMNAGAR, AHMEDABAD

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3D MODEL OF FIN PATTERN

ARCHITECT: BLOCHER PARTNERS

The design for a facade of a commercial building of 12 floors. The louvered system has been modified into flaps or wings which open like the wings of a butterfly and create different geometries. The idea was to create a dramatic facade which is always organic in nature as per the composition and depends of the usage of the inhabitants

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Each module consits of four wings or fins which incorporates a metal mesh of geometric patterns. The geometric pattern was used to allow certain percentage of light and air when the glass is either closed or in open position. The exercise was to calculate the percentahe of light and air through iterations of the member sizes and the openings.

The inspiration of the patterns were from the study of various fractal geometries and the most viable pattern which could be lasercut in huge quantities. The mechanism is a simple gear cut in half which functions on moving a lever and the fins open up creating dramatic patterns on the facade

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FACADE STUDY OF FIN PATTERN IN DIFFERENT DIMENSIONS

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FACADE.COMPETITON.METZINGEN INTEGRATED MIXED USE COMMERCIAL AND RETAIL

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3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

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The design for the facades is incorporated in the building soutlined in red in the Masterplan. GRC precast concrete panels have been proposed to create very modular and low mantainance facades in the campus. The geometry has been inspired from classical styles yet contemporary in approach, aesthetics and execution

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THESIS.PROJECT

TYPE: PUBLIC BUILDING STATUS: STUDY PROJECT

STUDY CUM RESEARCH THESIS

STUDY OF PARAMETRICISM, A NEW ‘STYLE’ OF ARCHITECTURE

GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART

3D VISUALISATION BY AUTHOR

ACADEMIC : NIT RAIPUR

The Design cum Research thesis aimed at Study of an emerging new style of architecture characterised as parametricism. The Study involved the evolution of the various so called ‘styles’ of architecture that brought about parametricism and using this style to create a museum of contemporary art.

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Contemporary architecture and urbanism are going through a cycle of innovative adaptation – retooling and adapting the discipline to the demands of the socio-economic era of post-fordism.

Parametricism is based on advanced computational design and digital animation techniques to create digital visualisations and designs. Its latest modifications are based on advanced parametric design systems and scripting techniques that create fluid forms.

The glimpses of the design of the Museum of Contemporary art has been shown in the following slides.

The study part is not shown here.

Parts of the design proces from form finding using parametric tools have been highlighted.

UNDERGRADUATE THESIS

Three types of routes connect the bridge from one end to the other. The first is the museum of contemporary art symbolised by green. The second is the road for day to day users symbolised by red. Blue denotes the walways for people who want to stand on the bridge without any kind of motor vehicles plying. There fore basic 3 curves evolve and the curvature is maintained in the x axis as well as the y axis. The pictures avove show the development of the isocurves

The basic form which evolved were doubly curved nurb surfaces. The next stage of development is panelling on the surface. The surface of the museum of contemporery art is panelled and a number of prototypes evolve by change in the grasshopper script. After this stage is the stage of selection of the prototypes.

The prototype which is best suited according to the structure and requirement is chosen among all the prototypes.

Here the selected prototype has fins raised on it and instead of the sooth curved surface the surface has an element which can regulate sunlight according to the direction. Thus it proves to be a better prototype

The grasshopper script ‘gills geometry that is applied on the surface. Changes in the parameters of this script delivers fast changes on the surface of the doubly curved surface leaving beside a copy of the older one.

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1. Focus on complex Geometry led to Deconstructivism (technique of texture mapping on warped nurb surfaces) 2. Emergence of Hyper Surface Architecture 3. Scripting and Mapping replaced texture mapping 4. Tessellation of nurb surfaces became an opportunity for articulation 5. This brought along a new type of parametric modeling and scripting to the fore which is evolving as the style of ‘PARAMETRICISM’

The site chosen for the design of the prototype is the Sabarmati river in Ahmedabad which runs like a central spine connecting the the old city and the new city.

There are a total of eight bridges over the sabarmati river. Construction of two more are in the process.

Thousands of people ply these bridges everyday and these bridges are an intrinsic part of their life. The people of Ahmedabad are very nostalgic about their river and development of the riverside has been going on for a long time.

The site selected for the multiuse building is the Sardar bridge. This bridge is situated near the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad which is on its west bank. On the Eastern Bank is a commercial complex and a market place. The area of the site comes under the recreation zone. The Sabarmati Riverfront Development Authority want an iconic structure in this area whic is visible from all the other bridges. As the proposed multiuse bridge will house a Museum of Contemporary Art therefore it can totally fulfill the ambitions of the SRFDCL. Moreover its proximity to NID will be of great help to the designers and artists to display their work

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The areas on the two sides of the bridge are developed as places for recreation. People can come here and play by the river. They can get beautiful views of the river to which they are so attached. Also they can reach levels nearer to the wate by standing on the walkways. The structure will be visible from the other bridges on the sabarmati as people pass by them and will be a centre of attraction for city which can promote tourism further

A central road runs across like a spine joining the two ends of the river through the Museum of contemporary art. Both the sides of the road have display areas. Ramps starting from this level reach the other levels having other display areas and auditoriums. The topmost level has a library and a cafeteria. The road for coday to day users is a tunnel from one end to the other which entwines the MOCA. The MOCA is visible as people ply by this road

The selected prototype which enables almost the same amount of lux inside the building due to the specefic rotation angle of the fins.

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