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KITCHEN 6.6 SQ M TOILET 3.2 SQ M GUEST BEDROOM 11 SQ M DINING AREA 4.4 SQ M LIVING ROOM 20 SQ M TERRACE BEDROOM 10.2 SQ M MASTER BEDROOM 15 SQ M TOILET 3.2 SQ M 9.4615 3.6000 7.7694 3.4694 4.6921 7.3000 8.1500 2.6420 MASTER BEDROOM 15 SQ M BEDROOM 10.2 SQ M TOILET 3.2 SQ M KITCHEN 6.6 SQ M TOILET 3.2 SQ M LIVING ROOM 20 SQ M DINING AREA 4.4 SQ M DRY BALCONY 3.3 SQ M 11.6588 7.0800 9.4300 2.4000 4.6932 2.1691 MASTER BEDROOM 15 SQ M BEDROOM 10.2 SQ M TOILET 3.2 SQ M KITCHEN 6.6 SQ M TOILET 3.2 SQ M LIVING ROOM 20 SQ M DINING AREA 4.4 SQ M BALCONY 3.3 SQ M GUEST BEDROOM 11 SQ M 15.1500 7.3000 6.2125 4.6500 4.3500 5.7000 3.6000 16
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The residential spaces focuses on integrating the built and un-built amenities within each units. Green infrastructures like the terraces and landscape podiums not only provide space for interaction but also helps in creating a micro climate.

The plans shows the interpretation of open spaces/ communal spaces to a high rise format. Double height neighbouring gathering spaces are provided within each tower units at every alternate floor as a breathing space which allows various spontaneous or planned activities to occur

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Built amenities are repeated in every unit and are exclusive to residents of each unit. These amenities are planned at the podium as well as the alternate terraces. The intertwining of built and un-built amenities are an integral part of the design approach.

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The first floor amenities and landscaped area are accessed through the indoor amenities area that houses workout areas, library, spaces for senior citizens, and multipurpose spaces. Amenities proposed in the pocket spaces are reading spaces, meeting gatherings, party celebration, children activity area.

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Municipal council .

municipal council along with a cultural centre uran, maharashtra

sem vi

the project attempts in designing the municipal council along with a cultural centre while revamping the residing council building as a heritage structure .

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Starting the concept with two courtyards which are placed according to the vegetation present on the site and further assembling them into a sequence, it resulted into a form for the municipal council building .The elevation of the roof is thought based on the climatic conditions as well as for creating volumetric experiences for the user .

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The heritage building is a structure which probably creates a emphasis or focal point for the site is paired up with a community centre which allows the public to appreciate the heritage building.

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The landscape details are thought based on the formation/ addition of seating/ pocket spaces in the site also the zoning of the spaces has influenced the types of pocket spaces created.

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Fishing and Tourism hub .

waterfront development in harnai.

harnai, maharashtra

sem ix

The project attempts in developing a fishing community and tourism hub by understanding and enhancing the coastal village and community of Harnai .

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Master plan

The design brief aims towards uplifting the community (fishing community) that has lost its importance over time, by introducing more revenue generating means, along with spreading the culture and tradition of the space to distinct users by introducing experiential activities for them to understand the community more efficiently.

The edge of the fishing harbour / fish market will be in good connections that lead the tourist to experience multiple viewpoints and acknowledge the activities along the harbour edge and the market. The orientation of the spaces responding to the water edge creating a porosity in the design while tying the spaces together with the tourist bridge.

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The major nodes are subdivided into smaller viewpoints , bridges and decks that will also be defined as functional minor zones ( they are at a certain higher level to witness the activity patterns taking place at the lower/ground level). Also the old jetty is redesigned for fishing activities

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- Allow other citizens to get closer to water edge.

- To integrate cultural development along with economic

- Create a leisure space for people to sit and relax

- Introduce activities to keep site busy for entire day.

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Auction space plan Auction space section
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The line of transition through all the spaces will specify the journey across the site while experiencing the local market ,the harbour edge , the auction hall , all the way leading to the tourist hands-on fishing experience and leisure activities.

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Tourist centre site plan Functional curve of the tourism zone Functional curve of the commercial zone of the market

The design shows transparency and a strong building visual. The visual attachment between interior functions and public views allow the public indirect participation into building’s program (direct view access to the historically important views) which helps the structure to blend with the historical context. The architectural style / colour schemes are according to harnai’s context and activity patterns.

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