Architecture -Graduate Portfolio- Karthica Kalyanasundaram

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KARTH I CA KALYANAS U N DARAM


KARTHICA KALYANASUNDARAM ARCHITECT | DESIGNER | SUSTAINABILIE DESIGN CONSULANT

CONTACT 41,Indian YMCA, Fitzroy square , London W1T6AQ +44 7438508300 ( UK number) +91 9842511993 (India Number)

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EDUCATION

AVILA Convent Matriculation

1997 - 2011 Higher Secondary School, Coimbatore,India

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Adobe Indesign

Adobe Illustrator

CLIMATE | SIMULATION TOOLS GRASSHOPPER

Sketchup

Ladybug Honeybee Butterfly EnergyPlus OpenStudio

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Ecotect

Climate Consultant

CFD Autodesk FlowDesign Autodesk CFD Meteonorm

National Institute Of

2011 - 2016 Technology- Trichy ,T.N, India

2016 - 2018

ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION School Of Architecture , London

RENDEREING & PRESENTATION Lumion

Microsoft Office Suite

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Keyshot


CURRICULAM VITAE I’m a 24 year old Architect ,Designer and a creative seeker. I recently completed my Masters in SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN from Architectural Association School of Architecture ,London. Throughout my academic career ,I have discovered a philosophy that entails design as an interdisciplinary ,collective efforts to consciously respond to the environment and the contemproary needs drove me to do this course.In my previous works as an Intern I experienced the development of design at different scales. I am passionate ,self-driven ,hardworking and willing to go above and beyond to design spaces or objects that best fits our lifestyle.

INDIAN 26 JULY 1993 Single AVAILABILITY

March 2018

SPECIALTIES

WORK EXPERIENCE

SUNDAR SUNDARAM ARCHITECTS Coimbatore ,T.N, INDIA

2016

4 Months Internship June - September 2016

KGD ARCHITECTURE Banglore ,Karnataka, INDIA

2014

6 Months Internship June - December 2014

SUNDAR SUNDARAM ARCHITECTS Coimbatore ,T.N, INDIA

2013

Summer Internship April - June 2013

SUNDAR SUNDARAM ARCHITECTS Coimbatore ,T.N, INDIA

2012

Feb 2015

HAND

GRAPHICS

ACHIEVEMENTS THESIS TOPPER - B.Arch Under-Graduate Programme - NIT-Trichy (2011-16 Batch) SECOND PLACE -NASA GSEN Trophy (2014)

Summer Internship April - June 2012

SECOND PLACE -AAKRITI Trophy (2015)

REFERENCES

ACTIVITIES July 2016

PHOTOGRAPHY

WEB-Designer and Coordinator for SUNDAR SUNDARAM Architects, Coimbatore,India.

ACADEMIC

PROFESSIONAL

Dr.Simmos Yannas

Ar.Najeeb Khan

Ambience -Coordinator Architectural Symposium NIT-Trichy.

Director Sustainable Environmental DesignArchitectural Association School of Architeture, London -UK Dr. K.Thirumran Prof. and Former HOD of Department Of Architecture , NITT , TRICHY - India.

Managing Director KGD Architecture, Banglore ,INDIA.

Dec 2014

Design Head NASA-GSEN Trophy.

March 2014

Ambience-Coordinator Pragyan 2014 - NIT Trichy

2011 - 2016

Active Member Arts Club of NIT Trichy

Ar.Bhuvana Sundar Ar.KalyanaSundaram Managing Directors SUNDAR SUNDARAM ARCHITECTS, Coimbatore,T.N, INDIA.


ACADEMIC - GRADUATE WORKS

GRADUATE THESIS (January 2018) PASSIVE HOUSING CLUSTERS IN TROPICS

DESIGN STUDIO (May 2017) CLIMATE RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY IN LONDON

ACADEMIC - UNDER-GRADUATE WORKS

UNDER-GRADUATE THESIS (May 2016) REVAMPING THE CITY CORE

DESIGN STUDIO (May 2015) LAKE-FRONT DEVELOPMENT


COMPETITION ENTRYS

NASA-GSEN Trophy (January 2015) SLUM REHABITITATION

PRAGYAN -AAKRITI Trophy (May 2015) PARASITIC ARCHHITECTURE

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

INTERNSHIP @ KGD Architecture , Banglore CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

INTERNSHIP @ KGD Architecture , Banglore IT-PARK MASTER PLAN



POST-GRADUATE WORKS


POST-GRADUATE WORKS

PASSIVE HOUSING CLUSTERS IN TROPICS GRADUATE THESIS PROJECT - JANUARY 2018


PROJECT BRIEF

This Thesis aims to rethink high-rise clustered communities in a dense urban fabric in the city of Coimbatore, India.The final design integrates adaptive strategies in high rise clusters with flexible communal areas that caters to the changing lifestyle trends and climatic conditions.

AIM To integrate Porous Architecture concepts in Cluster level and Building Block level with appropriate materials through various climatic tools for a passive Housing unit in the high rise clusters.

MY VISION This Thesis gave me a clear idea on how to approach a design according to the prevailing climate and context .And the necessary parameters which has to be considered while calibrating the design model in terms of its Thermal , wind and day-light performance.

PSYCHROMETRIC CHART - COIMBATORE



MODULE EVOLUTION NE

SE

SW Individual layout with extrusions to enhance wind movement

Two adjacent dwellings seperated by 3m wide shafts

Dwellings connected by single loaded corridor with a circulation core for every 4 Dwelling units.

NW

The clusters are oriented towards the Diagonals for the best Thermal performance , which is concluded by the analytical study.

MODULE- DESIGN STRATEGIES ALTERNATE LAYERS OF DOUBLE -HIGH, 3M WIDE ENCLOSED VERANDAHS SHARED BY TWO DWELLINGS

SHAFTS COVERED AT THE TOP TO AVOID DIRECT RADIATION

MAX. HEIGHT OF 57 M

CIRCULATION CORE INSERTION OF 3M SHAFTS FOR CROSS VENTILATION AND SELF SHADING BLOCKS SUBTRACTED AT VARIOUS LEVELS TO PROVIDE SKY COURTS AND LANDSCAPING AT HIGHER LEVELS

PLAN


SITE PLAN

Green Boulevard

Communal Square

SCALE:

SITE - WIND MOVEMENT

SITE LEVEL - SHADOW STUDY

10 20

50

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m 57 45 30 15

SITE SECTION Typical SUMMER

57 m Height - Lvl.

Self shaded region

45 m Height - Lvl.

Typical MONSOON

30 m Height - Lvl.

15 m Height - Lvl. velocity m/s 29.349 24 20

0.75 m Ground -Lvl.

16 12 8 4 0

Typical WINTER

Solar Exposure


ACTIVE AND PASSIVE DESIGN STRATEGIES

a) GREEN - BOULEVARD IN b) DOUBLE ROOF TREATMENT

2:1 STREET TO WIDTH RATIO

PERGOLA WITH VEGETATION ABOVE

c) FENESTRATIONS IN THE d) DOUBLE HIGH FORECOURT

MASS TO FORM SKY - COURT SPACES

Few set of rules are put up for deciding the height of the blocks on site : 1) Blocking the harsh summer sun by raising the heights on north and east orientation

57 M 45 M 30 M 15 M 0 M

2) Allowing the winter sun by lowering the heights towards the southern orientation 3) Raising the central block so as to sel shade the other blocks from the summer harsh sun


GREEN BOULEVARD SKY-COURT

DOUBLE HIGH CEILINGFORE-COURT LANDSCAPING COMMUNAL SQUARE


CIRCULATION AND CORE CONNECTIVITY

BASEMENT LEVEL

2BHK UNITS

1BHK UNITS

CLUBHOUSE AND COMMERCIAL

CORE

INTERNAL VEHICULAR CIRCULATION

Above 3m height 1

Ground floor Level

CIRCULATION CORE VEHICULAR CIRCULATION

Basement floor Level

BASEMENT PARKING

PROGRAMME DISTRIBUTION

Above 3m height LEVEL

3BHK UNITS 2BHK UNITS 1BHK UNITS

GROUND LEVEL Ground floor Level

CLUBHOUSE AND COMMERCIAL INTERNAL VEHICULAR CIRCULATION

Basement floor Level

BASEMENT PARKING


WIND STUDY ON DEPTH OF THE WIND CORRIDORS

1m

SHAFT WIDTH = 1 m

3m

velocity m/s 29.349 24 20 16 12 8 4

3 m WIDE SHAFT + WINGWALL 2m

SHAFT WIDTH = 2 m NO WIND SHADOW FORMATION

3m

0

SHAFT WIDTH = 3 m

3m

2m

WIND SHADOW FORMATION

WIND STUDY ON FORECOURT SPACES


DWELLING LEVEL DESIGN STRATEGIES

MATERIAL EXPLORATION

SLATE 5 mm

CINDER 75 mm

CEILING ( ADIABATIC ) U : 2.498 W/SQ.M k

R.C.C

PLASTER 12.5 mm

127 mm

EIFS FOAM

25 mm

BRICK

225 mm

PLASTER 12.5 mm

GLASS WINDOW

EXTERIOR WALL U : 0.335 W/SQ.M k

GLASS WINDOW

6 mm U : 5.778 W/SQ.M k

WOOD DOOR

317 mm U : 2 W/SQ.M k

SLATE 5 mm

CEILING ( EXPOSED ) U : 0.304 W/SQ.M k

FLOOR SLAB ( ADIABATIC ) U : 2.498 W/SQ.M k

SLATE 5 mm

CINDER 75 mm

R.C.C

127 mm

CINDER 75 mm

EIFS FOAM 50 mm

R.C.C

127 mm


DWELLING UNIT - CUT SECTION PLANTATION OF 1..5 M FOR REDUCING THE RADIATION AND THE PLANTER BOXES WITH PLANTS ACTS AS A PARAPET WALL.

TERRACOTA JAALI WALL

37 C

DBT 38 C

MPET 37 C

31 C

%

50%

12 : 00 am

ACHIEVED THERMAL PERFORMANCE

TYPICAL SUMMER DBT = 38 C O

MPET : DBT - 1OC

NIGHT-TIME VENTILATION

DBT = 25O C

INSIDE AIR TEMP = 27O C

INSIDE AIR TEMP = 31O C

TYPICAL WINTER DBT = 31O C MPET : DBT - 1OC

DAY-TIME VENTILATION

DBT = 20O C

INSIDE AIR TEMP = 24O C

INSIDE AIR TEMP = 29O C

TYPICAL MONSOON DBT = 33O C MPET : DBT - 1OC

DAY-TIME VENTILATION

DBT = 23O C INSIDE AIR TEMP = 29O C

INSIDE AIR TEMP = 25O C


THERMAL PERFORMANCE

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INTERNAL CONVECTIVE HEAT GAIN RATE . ( W/ Hourly ) LIGHTS TOTAL HEATING ENERGY . ( J/ Hourly )

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CLIMATE RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY IN LONDON GRADUATE - STUDIO PROJECT - MAY 2017

POST-GRADUATE WORKS


PROJECT BRIEF

The goal of this project was to understand the sustainable design approaches and tools into a mixed use building in Peckham, London. Adaptive architecture along with occupant thermal and visual comfort was focused on this project.Passive and active solutions were also implemented to meet the Building Energy requirements as well as for zero carbon emission. During the whole process, it was important to create a mixed use housing programme delivering great sustainable solutions with lesser energy demands.



DESIGN EVOLUTION

A total site area of 5100 M2 with a 5 m setback

Extruded as a single block of 4 storeys in height to help understand the volume of the site.

The split-up volume creates boulevards for accessibility and permeability, by providing a distance of 20 metres between each segment. .

The stalked up geometry with balconies allowing solar gain from southern orientation .


SITE SECTION PUBLIC ZONE

PUBLIC ZONE

CIRCULATION AND CORE CONNECTIVITY

PUBLIC ACCESS

PRIVATE ACCESS COMMUNAL SPACES SERVICE CORE


PRIVATE ZONE

PRIVATE ZONE

PROGRAMME DISTRIBUTION BLOCK 1

BLOCK 2

BLOCK 3

11 x THREE - BHK COMMUNAL SPACES 18 x TWO - BHK

8 x ONE - BHK


FLOOR PLANS

+ 9 M lEVEL

+ 6 M lEVEL

+ 3 M lEVEL

GROUND LEVEL

ELEVATION-WEST :


SHADOW ANALYSIS

WINTER SOLTICE

WN

WN

WN

SE

SE

SE

WN

WN

SE

SE

EQUINOX

WN

S

E

SUMMER SOLTICE

WN

S

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WN

W

SE

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ACTIVE AND PASSIVE DESIGN STRATEGIES

Regions of drastically minimal solar radiation for stair cases.

Regions of Maximum solar gain from southern orientation , proposed as balconies for dwellings.

perforrated walls in the staircase core to allow natural ventilation and to aesthetically appeal.

Modularity Approach: stalking up of modules for maximum solar gain from southern orientation.


OUTDOOR STUDIES

SUN LIGHT HOURS

WIND STUDY

SHADOW RANGE

SOLAR RADIATION

UTCI - WINTER

UTCI - SUMMER

RADIATION STUDY ON THE BUILDING MASS

NORTH WEST

SOUTH EAST

SOUTH WEST

NORTH EAST


DAYLIGHT STUDIES

I st FLOOR LEVEL

II nd FLOOR LEVEL

III rd FLOOR LEVEL

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

II nd FLOOR LEVEL

I st FLOOR LEVEL

III rd FLOOR LEVEL


MATERIAL EXPLORATION lightweight concrete 75mm

cellular polyisocyanural plastic foil faced 20mm roof insulation 100mm roof membrane 5mm

gypsum 25mm insulation board 100mm

gypsum 25mm

low e glass 5mm

gypsum 25mm

low e glass 5mm

insulation board 100mm air gap

air gap wood 25mm

roof insulation 100mm cellular polyisocyanural plastic foil faced 20mm lightweight concrete 75mm

THERMAL PERFORMANCE SUMMER PERIOD - THERMAL ANALYSIS

WINTER PERIOD - THERMAL ANALYSIS

brick fired clay 102.mm



UNDER-GRADUATE WORKS


REVAMPING THE CITY CORE

UNDER-GRADUATE THESIS PROJECT - MAY 2016

UNDER-GRADUATE WORKS


PROJECT BRIEF

The Project is about Revitilisation of the city core ,which hosts the old Prison Complex being the Heritage in Coimbatore city .The current scenario is in a very static and untapped condition with no connectivity to the outer environment. These Inner looking pockets having the heritage complex is in need of preservation .The existing introversion are prone to threat .This large lung space which has got greater pottentials needs active and passive recreation to be triggered responding to the Public.


The Nodal junction

The Prison complex

The Nodal junction

The 167.76 acres Heritage site


167.76 Acres

The large Lung space in the CBD area Of Coimbatore hosting the Heritage - The PRISON COMPLEX which is currently in a static and non-porous to the outside environment.

The Inward Looking Pockts Needed Extroversion to the outer city and To Trigger the Pottential in a balanced way

SITE PLAN

STATIC APPROACH

DYNAMIC APPROACH


PRESERVED HERITAGE (The Prison complex )

SUNKEN PARKING

SUNKEN PARKING


LEGEND

SUNKEN PARKING


DESIGN STRATEGY

THE BUILDING EMERGING OUT OF THE LANDSCAPE ORIENTING TOWARDS THE HERITAGE COMPLEX.

THE OVERALL MASS ARRIVED FROM THE OVERALL LANDSCAPE

INTRODUCTION OF GREEN FENESTARTIONS

PROGRAMME DISTRIBUTION

CUT SECTION

HOTEL TOWER

SHOPPING MALL

PARKING

PLAZA


BIO-CLIMATIC DESIGN PRINCIPLES

Continuous planting throughout the spiral wrapping the facade Enables VEGITECTURE

Cut-Outs as skycourts enabling interaction between the interior and nature Acts as wind catching elements.

Greater Potential for habitat development and pathways for pollination Balance of Rain water harvesting enabling them to return to the ground.

The outer layer of balconies helps to mediate heat gain during summer and heat loss during winter.

Vegetation of roof helps reduce conductive and imfiltration of heat gains.

Self-sufficient ,solar powered energy usage within the building .

these refelectors reflects back 70% of summer solar radiation. A hemispherical framework structure with blue reflectors alligned at an angle to block the harsh sun and allowing the winter sun to enter the plaza Enhances ventilation and paves way for Stalk effect.

several light wells embedded in the mounds helps to lit up the underground parking area.


RECREATION PARK - THE PRESERVED HERITAGE

ROOF GARDEN



UNDER-GRADUATE WORKS

LAKE-FRONT DEVELOPEMENT

UNDER-GRADUATE STUDIO PROJECT (May 2015)


PROJECT BRIEF

The Project is done as a part of UG studio Project.Its about Designing a Recreation Hub on a lake-front site located in Coimbatore ,India.The site is located around the Singanaloor lake,which is one of the biggest lake in city.The lake with a potential of high ecological character needs restoration.Thus a recreation spae is created where Architecture meets Nature.


DESIGN STRATEGY

RECREATION CENTRE

GREEN ROOF ENVELOPE

SITE LEVEL ZONING AND CIRCULATION

SUNKEN ARCHITECTURE


SITE PLAN

LEGEND


CUT-SECTION AA’

A Design activity around the lake is created as a step of restoring the importance of the lake and its serenity.The food court located to overview the

SECTION BB’

An Aquarium is created on the lower ground level as one of the recreational element.

A Walkaway is provided in the upper ground level for easier connectivity to the promenade overviewing the lake.


An open Air Amphitheatre offering the visitors pottential to various cultural and recreational events to happen allowing the spectators of the show overviewing the scenic beauty of the lake present.

An open-air chillout space with seatings , which is enveloped by frames with PV-Glass panels .It allows the entrance of the sun rays to li the space,which in turn generates power- that can be used by the built complex.


Plan is evolved using the Triangular Grid System

PLAN - GROUND LEVEL

A’

B

B’

A

PLAN - BASEMENT LEVEL A’

B

B’

A


AMPHITHEATRE >>

<< CENTRAL PLAZA



COMPETITION ENTRYS


SLUM RE-HABITILITATION NASA- GSEN 2014 - WINNER ENTRY

COMPETITION ENTRY


DESIGN PROBLEM

The Project was done for NASA-GSEN Trophy ,2013.The problem sheet dealt with the revitalisation of slum or any other urban-poor scenario. It asked for a futuristic pan India solution which is aptible and can be a catalst that could be a master idea which can suit any such urban poor situation throughout India.

SPECIAL MENTION

We were awarded SPECIAL MENTION Trophy after the first level of Panel Pin-up .We were shortlsted in the Top 10 .Then the second level was a vedio presentation .were we ended up in Second place .This Trophy lead us to learn about Teamwork and Re-design methodologies.

MY ROLE Taking the position of DESIGN HEAD helped to express my ideas bodly and thought me to organize all collective ideas where the total number of Team members were 12.Working for re-design Trophy helped me to study on how to analyse a space and provide a suitable solution considering all the possible constraints on the site.


NOCHIKUPPAM Slum Rehabitilisation

LEGENDS


REFURBISHMENT

DIVISION INTO GRIDS

STAGE 3

SOCIAL SPHERE

STAGE 4

CIRCULATION NETWORK

CLUSTER FORMATION

STAGE 5

STAGE 2

STAGE 1

STAGE 1

DESIGN EVOLUTION

CONNECTIVITY


SYMPBIOTIC LIVING and FREE PLANNING is the key concept used for Housing which can be flexible to any spatial needs and different sizes based on the requirements of the dwellers.


The housing unit is designed as a “ KIT “ that can be assembled into a wide variety of arrangements and sizes of dwelling. It allows “Expansion” and “Contraction” of the same.

THE KIT PLAN OPTIONS

FLEXIBILE TO EXPANSION

PARAMETERIC SELF-CONSTRUCTION

FORMATION OF CLUSTERS

SITE PLAN


THE HOUSING CLUSTER

DWELLING UNITS AT 1ST LEVEL


LYCEUM CENTRE


MATERIAL EXPLORATION

METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION

The existing urban fabric of many developing cities in India incline towards westernization with no thought about its context. The Government’s lack of involvement in urban planning paves way for the privately owned business sector to venture in profit oriented schemes leading to tightly packed layouts with no concern about the quality of living and the connection with nature. This dissertation aims to rethink high-rise clustered communities in a dense


REVAMPING THE FISH MARKET

ACT AS BOAT DESK: Boats are placed under deck.The Boats are used as seating for the vendors and a storage stock.Decks acts as a circulation path. CROWD PULLING: A Fish fry stall in the centre of the layout as a crowd pulling factor and more scope for the vendor’s buisness. WASTE DISPOSAL: Pull-out cutting trays from the deck,where the fish meat can be cut and dressed. CRADLE -TO-CRADLE DESIGN: A Holistic approach is adopted to convert fish waste into bio-gas where it helps fuelling the fish fry stalls.


COMPETITION ENTRY

PARASITIC ARCHITECTURE

AAKRITI 2015 - “SPECIAL MENTION“ TROPHY


PROBLEM This project was for the AAKRITI-PRAGYAN Trophy 2014.The Problem statement dealt with the creation of a RECREATION SPACE that blends in with the ecosystem it is present in,and that which does not damage the ecological balance or the Bio-diversity of the space,which in turn can be used as a module to host in any similar environment.

DESIGN

By transforming the under utilized spaces into a productive reality,The proposal creates a FLOATING LANDSCAPE in the complex urban scenario that is achieved through Parasitic Architecture.The design is viable for 365 days a year and we are not just interested in tourists who needs to stop a moment and rest. But the residents ,workers present all over the time.Thus giving a year round activity that includes Cafe ,Exhibition space and pocket parks.Thus an attempt of Re-thinking the under utilised spaces into PRODUCTIVE UNITS.

PROJECT IN MY VISION

This project entry was awarded the THIRD PLACE after the Panel pin-up presentation. I worked in a team of 2 members in total. My contribution was towards analysis, concept derivation , planning and illustrations. Understood about various sustainable strategies incorporated in our design.


CHALLENGES FACED ON SITE The Proposed space should be a visual barrier with the surrounding urbanized scenario.

AREA UNDER CONSIDERATION The space underneath the flyovers.

The space must be pollution free.

The Architectural elements must be a sound barrier.

The Design of the space focussed on secondary and tertiary sector of population.

RE-THINKING UNDER UTILISED SPACES INTO PRODUCTIVE REALITY


GREEN WALL

EXHIBITION CENTRE

Planted façade have a positive effect on the microclimate in the urban environment.

Providing oppurtunity for various people of all stages to exhibit their talents.

Protects against solar radiation and wind as well as absorbing sound.

social interaction and to experience art and architecture

The air pockets enclosed within provides Insultaion and Temperature fluctuation

CAFE

WATER CASCADE

Potential for “Lighter , Quicker ,Cheaper” positive spaces.

Sound masking is done by adding water cascade which diffuses the exterior sound .

Lower risk and lower cost capitalising creative energy of community

Alongside the cascade is the relaxation space For the surrounding communities for a get away from the rat race.

PRESENT SCENARIO

NEGATIVE SPACES

CONCEPTUAL RE-TUNING



PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE


PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

CAMPUS MASTER PLAN ARCHITECTURAL INTERNSHIP @ KGD ARCHITECTURE,BANGLORE


PROJECT BRIEF

The Project is set on a majestic 120 acres site on outskirts of Banglore,India, is proposed Dayanandha Sagar University Campus.

PROJECTIN MY VISION

The Project was done as a part of my Internship in Architectural Practice in KGD Architecture,Banglore. I had an oppurtunity to work in a team for University campus Master Planning. I worked on site analysis,physical model, concept evolution ,schematic plans. The project gave a clear picture about planning strategies with a total integration of forms ,circulation ,services of an University Campus.


SITE LEVEL CONCEPT

DESIGN STARTEGIES

THE CENTRAL PLAZA Acts as a main platform for circulation to the various institute buildings around

SPORTS GROUND Located in hostels and faculty accomdation zone.

HOSPITAL Placed near the road side for better accessebility. LANDSCAPE POCKETS Acts as a buffer and keeps the site climatically balanced HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL COLLEGE located next to each other for better coonectivity.


SITE CIRCULATION AND ZONING


PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE


PROJECT PERSPECTIVE

set on 109 acres site on Outskirts of Hyderabad,India ,is the proposed WIPRO TECH PARK Campus . The Campus includes software development .Blocks served by strategicaly located Green pockets.

PROJECTIN MY VISION

As an Intern in KGD Architecture, I had the oppurtunity to work in a team of IT CAMPUS MASTER PLANNING. I worked on site study,concept evolution ,case studies ,digital modelling and presentation. The project gave a wide exposure towards ECOCITY concepts and its evotlution ,with a total integration of forms ,circulation,services of an IT campus.and the usage of various sustainable strategies in design.

IT PARK - MASTER PLAN ARCHITECTURAL INTERNSHIP @ KGD ARCHITECTURE,BANGLORE


SITE PLAN




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