Kartik Sharma Selected Works 2024 by Kartik Sharma

KARTIK SHARMA

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS

2016-2024

kartik5@illinois.edu

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kartikxsharma/

+1-447-902-0568

Interested in smart sustainable futures, experience design & real estate.

Interested in sustainable futures, smart technologies, experience design, research & real estate.

2016

just a kid starting architecture school at the top university in the country

kicking off the architectural journey pursuing B. Arch at the top school in the country

graduating architecture school first class with distinction & getting accepted for M.Arch in the USA

graduating first class with distinction & starting the M.Arch journey in the USA

2022

"sustainable permanence over ephemeral identities."

looking for an internship opportunity to learn and grow with you

looking forward to learn, collaborate and exchange ideas

2023

2024

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KARTIK SHARMA

Urbana,

University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA

Master of Architecture

Bachelor of Architecture (First Class with Distinction)

Birla Vidya Niketan, New Delhi, India

Curriculum Vitae: Kartik Sharma

KARTIK SHARMA (He/Him)

Email: kartik5@illinois.edu, kartikxshharma@gmail.com

Portfolio: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/06c714f66f.html

EDUCATION

School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India

Higher Secondary Examination (Class 12th), Central Board of Secondary Education

Birla Vidya Niketan, New Delhi, India

Secondary School Examination (Class 10th), Central Board of Secondary Education

University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA

Teaching Assistant

WORK EXPERIENCE/ INTERNSHIPS

2022 - 2024

Current GPA (3.93/4.0)

2016 - 2022

DGPA (8.17/10.00)

2016

Aggregate 95.4%

2014

CGPA (9.8/10)

Champaign, USA August 2023 – May 2024

• ARCH1ARCH171 - Concepts and Theories of Architectural Design ; with Professors John Clark & Gideon Schwartzman for Fall 2023.

• ARCH 433 - Design of Steel and Reinforced Concrete Structures: with Professor Dana Taylor for Fall 2023.

• ARCH 232 - Structural Fundamentals ; with Professor Marci Uihlein Spring 2024.

• ARCH 274 - Architectural Representation ; with Professors John Clark & Gideon Schwartzman for Spring 2024.

HKS Chicago, USA

Architectural Intern May 2023 – August 2023

• Assisted the commercial/ mixed-use practice team with projects ranging in scale and phases ranging from Schematic Design to Design Development.

• Contributed to the design of a commercial/ community wing of a church in Illinois whilst executing traditional details and styles of architecture

• Designed and assisted in the planning of a car showroom project in Chicago, approved for construction

• Led the effort of proposing a master plan for an up-and-coming neighborhood in Chicago, working hand in hand with the developer's team

Studio IF & Design X Design

New Delhi, India

Designer/ Assistant Editor August 2021 – July 2022

• Contributed towards the design, editing, management & final execution of the book – “DXDat10 (DXD@10)”, Design X Design Book (ISBN: 97893-5578-903-7) commemorating a decade of annual multi-disciplinary design talks & exhibitions held in NewDelhi, India between 2010-2020.

• Aided in the conceptualization, execution, & management of the “DXD-Sanskriti Fellowship 2021-22” which is a year-long fellowship in the form of a financial grant to promote excellence & encourage young promising designers to explore the design phenomenon from the broadest perspectives.

Gensler Bengaluru, India

Architectural Intern January 2020 – May 2020

• Facilitated the design, documentation, & execution of the project – An Office Park for a Confidential Tech. Client in Hyderabad, Telangana, India by actively participating in the design process, drafting, & delivering presentations, revising construction documents, negotiating with vendors, & collaborating with the site teams, various consultants, & the local architect’s office via BIM and otherwise.

• Proactively collaborated in formulating the internal research proposal titled, “Visualizing Carbon: A Design Approach to Embodied Carbon” led by Ar. Erik Barth, Boston Office for the Gensler Research Grant.

• Attended the USGBC Green Build India Conference 2020 held in Bangalore as a representative of Gensler India & illustrated the learnings by developing, leading, & delivering an internal presentation to the entire Bangalore office.

RLDA Design Studio

New Delhi, India

Summer Intern June 2018 – July 2018

• Assisted in handling, & authoring Urban Level Drawings for New Delhi, India for an ongoing urban scale research undertakingwithin the studio.

• Helped in conceiving the final visualization of the office’s entry for an International Competition for Affordable Housing in Cambodia.

Frischmann Prabhu India Pvt. Ltd. Gurugram, India

Summer Intern June 2017 – July 2017

• Assisted in the later stages of the design of the Metro Station Project in Mumbai, India.

• Successfully produced various iterations of the entrance design for the Metro Station Project & delivered a presentation of thesame to the entire office.

TRAINING & CERTIFICATIONS

• Obtained the license to practice architecture in India, issued by Council of Architecture India - CA/2022/148217 (2022)

• Received the International Diploma for Wood from Finland Program about timber & engineered timber production/ products/ technologies by LAB University of Applied Sciences, Finland (2022)

• Awarded certificated for successful completion of the course – Architectural Imagination hosted by HarvardX (2020)

• Participated in the USGBC Greenbuild India Conference at Bangalore on behalf of Gensler (2020)

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• Part of International Summer School – Sustainable Civil Engineering & Low Carbon Architecture at Cardiff University (2019)

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• Received the Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française (DELF) A2 from the Ministère de l’Éducation Nationale, AllianceFrançaise, New Delhi (2015)

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SKILLS/ INTERESTS

Curriculum Vitae: Kartik Sharma

• Skills: Conceptualization, Presentation, Critical Thinking, Innovation Strategy, Social Media Strategy, Sketching, Model Making, & Communication.

• Software Skills: AutoCAD, Revit, BIM, Rhino, Grasshopper, Sketchup, Lumion, Enscape, Adobe Suite, Microsoft Office Suite.

SKILLS/ INTERESTS

• Language Skills: English (Fluent), Hindi (Native), Haryanvi (Native), French (Basic).

• Hobbies & Interests: Football, Cricket, Swimming, Travelling, Photography, Technology and Sustainability.

• Architectural Skills: Sketching, Model Making, Laser Cutting, Conceptualization, Presentation & Communication.

• Software Skills: AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, Grasshopper, Sketchup, Lumion, Enscape, Adobe Suite, Microsoft Office Suite.

ACHIEVEMENTS

• Language Skills: English (Fluent), Hindi (Native), Haryanvi (Native), French (Basic).

• Inducted in the prestigious Metropolis Future100 cohort of Top 100 Graduates in North America (2024)

• Hobbies & Interests: Football, Cricket, Swimming, Travelling, Photography, Technology and Sustainability.

• Received the Chicago Committee on High Rise Building’s Scholarship Award (2023)

• Nominated for the AIA Chicago Award in Architecture - Student Category (2023)

ACHIEVEMENTS

• Awarded the prestigious Gordon Scholz ’71 Excellence in Architecture Scholarship at the Annual Architecture Awards hosted by the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign (2023)

• Won the Third Position Award in the Spectacular Innovation Awards, Chicago(2022)

• Received the First Position Award in the International Architecture Competition, Retail of Tomorrow, hosted by UNI (2021)

• Received the Life Studio Graduate Award Honorable Mention at the Annual Architecture Awards hosted by the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign (2023)

• Won the Third Position Award in the Spectacular Innovation Awards, Chicago (2022)

• Shortlisted and awarded the People’s Choice Award in the International Architectural Competition, Timberate – Rethinking Housing in Timber, hosted by UNI (2021)

• Received the First Position Award in the International Architecture Competition, Retail of Tomorrow, hosted by UNI (2021)

• Selected among the National Top 50 entries for the COVID Ward Design, Kaarwan National Design Competition (2020)

• Received the award for Best Group Project from International Summer School, Cardiff University (2019)

• Achieved the All-India Rank of 611 in the Joint Entrance Examination for B. Arch. (JEE) (2016)

• Achieved the All-India Rank of 312 in the Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design (UCEED)(2016)

• Scored in the Top Percentile (149/200 score) on the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) (2016)

SELECTED RESEARCH/ PUBLICATIONS

QiLA: Mehrauli Interpretive and Visitor Hub at Lado Sarai, New Delhi Spring Semester 2022

Undergraduate Architectural Thesis

QiLA: Mehrauli Interpretive and Visitor Hub at Lado Sarai, New Delhi Spring Semester 2022

Undergraduate Architectural Thesis

o Description: Exploring the concepts of heritage, identity, community building, and urban renewal with the intent of tourism, the thesis proposal focused on creating an empowered, sustainable urban microcosm in mass timber which addresses the alienation of the historic and local community around the world heritage site of Qutab Minar in New Delhi, India.

o Description: Exploring the conceptsof heritage, identity, communitybuilding, and urban renewal with the intentof tourism, the thesis proposal focused on creatingan empowered,sustainable urban microcosmin mass timber which addresses the alienation of the historic and local community around the world heritage site of Qutab Minar in New Delhi, India.

o Publication: The Thesis was selected, published, and stored in the prestigious Library of the Architectural Department at the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi (2022).

Smart Homes: Social & Spatial Relationships

o Publication: The Thesis was selected, published, and stored in theprestigious Libraryof theArchitectural Department at School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi (2022).

Undergraduate Architectural Dissertation

Fall Semester 2020

Smart Homes: Social & Spatial Relationships Fall Semester 2020

Undergraduate Architectural Dissertation

oDescription: The dissertation explored the evolution of social and spatial relationships within one’s home and family in the age of increasing ubiquity of Smart Technologies and Artificial Intelligence.

oDescription: The dissertation explored the evolution of social and spatial relationships within ones’ homes and families in the age of increasing ubiquity of Smart Technologies and Artificial Intelligence.

oPublication: The Dissertation was selected, published, and stored in the prestigious Library of the Architectural Department at the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi (2021).

oPublication: The Dissertation was selected, published, and stored in the prestigious Library of the Architectural Department at School of Planning and Architecture, NewDelhi (2021).

Prospects for Architects in the Government Sector: Government Sector as a Platform for Growth Fall Semester 2020

Professional Practice Research Paper

Prospects for Architects in the Government Sector: Government Sector as a Platform for Growth Fall Semester 2020

Professional Practice Research Paper

o Description: The paper was undertaken in a group of four, which explored the comparatively unknown prospects for architects in the Government Sector in India, through detailed research, analysis, and several interviews of current government-employed architects while also evaluating the potential benefits of working in a government role rather than a private one.

o Publication: This paper has been selected and will be published in the well -renowned International Journal of Students Research in Technology & Management (2021) Vol 9(4) pp. 27-39. DOI: 10.18510/ijsrtm.2021.943

o Description: The paper was an undertaking in a group of four, which explored the comparatively unknown prospects for architects in the Government Sector in India, through detailed research, analysis, and several interviews of current government- employed architects while also evaluating the potential benefits of working ina government role rather than a private one.

Life Through the Smart Sieve: Analyzing the NDMC Smart City Initiative

Publication: This paper has been selected and will be published in the well -renowned International Journalof Students Research in Technology & Management (2021) Vol 9(4) pp. 27-39. DOI: 10.18510/ijsrtm.2021.943

Fall Semester 2019

Architectural Seminar & Research

Life Through the Smart Sieve: Analyzing the NDMC Smart City Initiative

Architectural Seminar & Research

o Description: The seminar and research paper aimed to scrutinize democracy within a smart city setting, in the case of the New Delhi Municipal Corporation. This undertaking in the group of six, drew from literature in Big Data, Data Security, and Urban Planning while also studying and analyzing relevant government schemes, policies, and laws.

Fall Semester 2019

o Presentation: The seminar paper was presented to an open audience including a jury that consisted of Prof. Dr. Leon Morenas, Prof. Shikha Indurkhya, and the respected guest of honor, Ar. Meenakshi Tyagi.

o Description: Theseminarandresearchpaperaimedtoscrutinize democracywithin asmart city setting,in the caseofNewDelhi Municipal Corporation. This undertaking in thegroupof six, drew from literature inBig Data, Data Security, and Urban Plann ing while also studying and analyzing relevant government schemes,policies, andlaws.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

o Presentation: The seminar paper was presented to an open audience including a jury that consisted of Prof. Dr. Leon Morenas, Prof. Shikha Indurkhya and the respected guest of honor, Ar. Meenakshi Tyagi.

• Elected and served as the Treasurer for the Gargoyle Architecture Honor Society at the University of Illinois, Urbana Champai gn (2023-24)

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

• Evaluated designs & presentations as the Judge for the Inter School Competition, Muscle with Brains – Dream Home Design,held at Birla Vidya Niketan, New Delhi (2020)

• Collaborated as the co-editor on the internal publication – “Spathe: Culmination of Students’ works undertaken in VIth Semester”, School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi (2019)

• Evaluated designs & presentations as the Judge for the Inter School Competition, Muscle with Brains – Dream Home Design, held at Birla Vidya Niketan, New Delhi (2020)

x Captained the Football team, School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi (2018 – 2022)

• Volunteered for social work in the Creative Learning & Practice Program, CASP, New Delhi (2018)

• Collaborated as the co-editor on the internal publication –“Spathe: Culmination of students’ works undertaken in VIth Semester”, School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi (2019)

x Captained the Football team, School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi (2018 – 2022)

• Volunteered for social work in the Creative Learning & Practice Program, CASP, New Delhi (2018)

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Chicago, Illinois, USA

Chicago IL, USA

Digital Futures M. ARCH, 2022-23

Digital Futures M.Arch, 2022-23

CRITIC ERIK HEMINGWAY SPECTACULAR INNOVATION AWARDS 2022

JURORS

GANG,THOM MAYNE, SOU FOUJIMOTO

JEANNE

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An Extension to the existing Chicago Cultural Center, coming soon!

The [FUN]damental [LAB]yrinth or the [FUN LAB] aims to be the typological solution to the frustration that has been building up within all of us due to stress, monotony, and the resultant health issues – both mental and physical as a result of a hectic, boring, and lonely urban lifestyle in an increasingly impersonal physical environment. We can blame this frustration on several aspects of our lives, specifically the Liminality of the Urban Landscapes we now unfortunately inhabit.

An Extension to the existing Chicago Cultural Center, coming soon!

ENJOY amusement park, water park, shopping center, art spillouts & performances

EXPLORE

We need an outlet, a physical conduit for our emotions. Art is a decent idea of expression, but it can be restrictive to some. A concert maybe then? Spending quality time with friends and family in the city? – but where? An amusement parklike break to get the blood pumping, within the city itself? – but how? A place veryone can have their own definition of fun? – definitely but WHERE? That is what the [FUN LAB] aims to achieve by addressing ‘subjective fun’.

LEARN & WORK private & coworking offices

exhibitions & engagement in the physical, digital & augmented realm

We need an outlet, a physical conduit for our emotions. Art is a decent idea of expression, but it can be restrictive to some. A concert maybe then? Spending quality time with friends and family in the city? – but where? An amusement parklike break to get the blood pumping, within the city itself? – but how? A place where everyone can have their own definition of fun? – definitely but WHERE? That is what the [FUN LAB] aims to achieve by addressing ‘subjective fun’.

It will deal with the increasing liminality of urban landscapes and curate interpersonal relationships not just amongst us, but also amongst us and the spaces we inhabit through a fresh urban typology powered by the Digital Dimension, driven by data and mixed realities.

deal with the increasing liminality of urban landscapes and curate interpersonal relationships not just amongst us, but also amongst us and the spaces we inhabit through a fresh urban typology powered by the Digital Dimension, driven by data and mixed realities.

CONVENE meeting & events

There needs to be a work life equilibrium and the [FUN LAB] is cognizant of that. Hence, it produces a mixed-use labyrinth that includes workspaces, recreational spaces, open-green spaces, and retail spaces, specifically curated for a vertical urban setting powered by the fifth dimension – the Digital.

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The [FUN LAB] is proposed as an extension to the museum and arts component of the Chicago Cultural Center, establishing an epicenter for urban recreation, at the Millennium Park in Chicago!

The [FUN]damental [LAB]yrinth proposes a total integration of people and spaces via technology. Drones, Big Data, & Augmented Reality, will effectively be used to address the daily needs, immediate demands, and fulfill entertainment-based aspirations of the people through a personalized delivery system by tapping into the ubiquity of their smart devices.

The Static Observatory in the sky is boring. Here, the [FUN LAB] breaks that rut by designing the Ferris Terrace. The thesis is simpledecentralize the static observatory.

This ubiquity of the smart device in today’s age drives the inception of the smart phone application for the [FUN LAB], where ‘subjective fun’ strives to meet sustainable permanence, hence, transforming these devices into gateways to the Digital Dimension that enables the user to not only have fun but also access and interact the performance metrics of the buildings such as the electricity generated by the piezo electric flooring system. As technology evolves, this app will adapt to the new ubiquity!

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retail+officepod

podsasflexiblemodules,distinguished byvariousterraces;emphasison visualconnectionacrosslevels.

waterparkterrace

mariokartterrace

rollerparkterrace

indoorwaterparkforyear-longfunfor everyone;connectedviaramps&slides tothelowerpodswithalabyrinthicidealofwayfinding&discovery.

rollerparkhostsamultitudeofamusement parkridescombinedextensivelyintegrated withthedigitaldimensiontopromote‘subjectivefun’.

Technology helps aid the [FUN LAB] to pierce its built threshold and transform not just the Chicago Cultural Center as a location, but the also the entire Millennium Park area into an epicenter of ‘subjective fun’ and urban recreation while reducing the liminality within the urban landscape of Chicago.

Chicago is embracing the Smart City Movement and while Big Data can be frightening, decentralization and ownership of data using blockchain drives the innovation at [FUN LAB].

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The Piezo Electric Technology utilized will generate upto a 60 watts per 1000 steps taken. This apparatus will be placed in areas of high footfall.

The Digital Dimension is possible with the advent of Artificial Intelligence, LiDAR and Big Data! Access the Digital Dimension either through the ubiquitous smart phone or plug your phone into a mixed reality device for an extremely immersive and personalized experience!

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gardenterrace

servicecores+verticalcirculation Instant food delivery! Integrating e-shopping with physical locations! clothes & accessories F&B general security Improving public safety!

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Criteria for Design:

1. Integration – Extension to the Chicago Cultural Center by proposing a mixed-used typology for urban recreation driven by the Digital Dimension.

2. Community – Activities and spaces for ‘subjective fun’ hence for all ages, genders, races, backgrounds.

3. Ecosystems – Breakout gardens, natural native vegetation adding to the urban greens.

4. Economy – Commercial retail, office, data ventures, drone services beyond the building.

5. Well-being – Promoting a healthy, active lifestyle, maximizing biophilic connection; with an aim to reduce the urban stress on life.

6. Change – Promoting community resilience through flexible and inclusive public spaces, using technology to unite individuals in all dimensions, breaking away from the liminality of the urban landscape.

7. Discovery – Finding new urban connections via this fresh mixed-use recreational typology, utilizing not just the physical but also the virtual and the augmented realities to discover new aspects of fun within life.

8. Energy – Harvesting the Solar energy through the Solar Dome (up to 150 watts per sq. m. for 24 arcs with area of~128.50 sq. m./ arc, thus generating max output of ~5,550 KWh/ day) and the Piezo Electric apparatus in the floor (up to 60 watts per 1000 steps/ person).

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THE CRATEMART SUPERMART

New Delhi, India

New Delhi, INDIA

Post Pandemic Futures International Competition, 2021

Post Pandemic Futures International Competition 2021

COLLABORATORS BHARATI GUPTA, GAYATRI JAIN & ROHIN SIKKA SITE AREA: 400 sqm. BUILT-UP AREA: 1360 sqm. FIRST PRIZE WINNERS RETAIL OF TOMORROW, by uni.xyz 1st

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The Crate Mart revolves around the rehabilitation of the supermarket retail post-pandemic.

The design is an architectural and technological exploration for a safer environment for the customers, redefining the supermarket experience, welcoming them back to shop. The design is conceived to be modular.

the environment via an automated UV sanitation system. The cart is also custom designed such that it has a built-in compartment for a sanitizer on one side and a disinfectant on the other side along with a pocket for hand-gloves

Inspired from the conventional vending machine concept, the primary idea of designing the shelves are minimizing contact and exposure to

The cart also has a screen installed that is RFID enabled.

‘Keep to the left’ & ‘Mind the gap’ are followed and one-way movement is designed for. ‘Grocery valet’ is provided for items like fruits, vegetables and other items that usually people touch to select. The valets also sanitize the items that people don’t want and return them to the shelves.

The cart also has a screen installed that is RFID enabled.

Inspired from the conventional vending machine concept, the primary idea of designing the shelves are minimizing contact and exposure to

Inspired from the conventional vending machine concept, the primary idea of designing the shelves are minimizing contact and exposure

The light Glue-Laminated Timber superstructure with RCC core enables the occurrence of a larger cantilevers.

TERRACE: Flower Market and Open Terrace

SECOND

The HVAC system of the building is installed with HEPA filters which gives the maximum Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR).

Flower Market and Open Terrace

SECOND & THIRD FLOOR: Packaged Items and Grocery Valet (Fresh Produce & Bakery)

FIRST FLOOR: Packaged Items

GROUND FLOOR: Packaged Items and Checkout

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Clinton Lake, IL,USA Integrated Design Studio, M.Arch, 2023-24

TOTAL BUILT AREA 26,700 sq. ft. CRITIC SCOTT MURRAY COLLABORATOR FRANCHELLE D’SOUZA

ILLINI ROWING & COMMUNITY BOATHOUSE

The Project strives to establish one’s connection to and experience with/ around water. To achieve this, various architectures and structures from around the world were studied as cases and a tactile expression was derived and applied.

The project further emphasizes the connection to water (Clinton Lake) by formulating a central axis, the Central Promenade. The Promenade establishes a visual and physical connection from the very beginning and has several important moments sprouting off of it.

There is a secondary axis, the Indoor Street, that is established perpendicular to the Central Promenade that helps organize the interior functions whilst extending the public realm indoors.

The design is manifested through extending the experience to the water via the axis, the boardwalk reminiscent wooden cladding, the rowboat inspired roof forms and railing.

The extended focus of the program to establish the site as a “destination” curates the formation of public courts, gardens, cafe spill-outs and seasonal swimming/ ice skating arena.

X PAGE 17 ILLINI ROWING M.ARCH, FALL 2023 Access to Clinton Lake & Program Division Stepping down the Forms for South Sun and Visual Connection Defining the Central Promenade and Indoor Street Illini Rowing Center Community Boathouse Center

“The design strives to establish an experiential connection to water through a tactile, and form driven expression, inspired by idea of docks, boardwalks and boats.” Central Promenade the main porch in the visage of a rowboat to marks the inception of the experience

The Rowing Cafe as an intent serves the tired and hungry athletes after practice while simultaneously being open to the public.

The Rock Climbing Wall helps the Athletes train their upper bodies for competition and can also be used by the Public at other times of the day, just like the Indoor Rowing Tank.

The Indoor Street Atria in the Team Facilities (West) can be used by the students to hangout, take on-line classes between practices and relax while the public can do the same as well.

On the other end of the street (East), is the Hall of Fame and Boat Display for the team that helps the celebration of the team while building a connection with the public.

The Second Level hosts a Bridge Connection across to the Community Boathouse from the Team Facility.

The Team Facility houses the Fitness Center at this level.

The Community Boathouse hosts an Event Space/ Extended Seating for the Cafe.

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Indoor Street

in mind

the atrium on the team facility is planned keeping public activity

and social habits

Physical Sectional Model @ 1/4”= 1’

The Shore of Clinton Lake is designed to maximise ease of access to water. The Illini Cheer Deck and the Boat Launch Deck are organized parallel to the shore to ensure easy boat access and best race views.

The Swimming Area is introduced to make a destination for the community while also allowing for varied cardio for the athletes. In Winters, the shallow depth allows water to freeze and makes a destination for Ice Skating.

The Illini Beacon serves as a Viewing Deck for the public, and a timing tower for the races. SITE

The Central Promenade acts as the spine that connects the public to the water and disperses the visitors to the various functions and activities on site.

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SITE DEVELOPMENT - SHORE

DEVELOPMENT - CENTRAL PROMENADE

ILLINI ROWING M.ARCH, FALL 2023

The

X PAGE 21 15'30' 60' 15'30' 60' Occupant type: Gymnasium/Assembly Live load: 100 psf – 4.8 Kpa Structural system: Steel Typical Bay: 45’ x 25’ Column: Hollow steel sections: HSS6 Maximum unbraced height: 35’ Span for girder: 25’ Girder depth: 18” (W18x40) Span for beams: 45’ Beam depth: 18” (W18x40) 01 02 03 04 05 07 06 KEY - SECTION XX’ 01 - Team Locker/ Changing Room 02 - Illini Atrium 03 - Rock Climbing Wall 04 - Social Staircase 05 - Illini Boat Storage 06 - Ergometer Room 07 - Outdoor Workout Terrace L2 25' - 0" L3 40' - 0" C D 5/16" 10' ROOF 55' - 0" L1 0' 0" ROOF 55' 0" 1'2' 4' 2" Tesla Solar Roof Panels as per specification Concrete Topping 3" thk Structural Metal Deck 2" thk Cellulose Panel Insulation 6" thk Horizontal Wood Panel Cladding 3/4" thk Metal Deck 2" thk with Concrete Topping 3" thk Vertical Wood Siding 3/4" thk as per specifications Low E Double Glazed Glass Panel 1" thk : Fixed Strip Glazing Continuous Rigid Insulation 1 1/2" thk Black-Powder Coated Aluminum Transom as per specifications Hollow Steel Section HSS6 as per specifications 1" thk Operable, One-way Tinted Acoustic Insulation 3 1/2" thk Wood Siding 3/4" thk Return Air Duct as per specifications Flooring Tile 2" thk Foundation 4' deep Isolated Concrete Footing 18" thk FITNESS CENTER ATRIUM BOAT STORAGE TERRACE High Gloss Mirror 3/4" thk Tesla Solar Roof Panels as per specifications Rolling Shutter Door to Boat Storage 15' high as per specifications 1" thk Operable Tesla Solar Roof Panels as per specifications 1" thk Fixed Exterior wall: Horizontal Wood Siding 1" x 6", Finger Joint Transom as per specifications Black-Powder Coated Aluminum Mullion as per specifications Transom as per specifications as per specification Low E Double Glazed Glass Panel Black-Powder Coated Aluminum Mullion as per specifications Vapour Barrier Roof Insulation 6" thk Roof Waterproofing sheet as per specifications Waterproofing membrane Return Air Diffuser: for Atrium Return Air Diffuser: for Fitness Center Double Glazed Glass Window 1" thk Operable, One-way Tinted Steel Beam W18x40: Coated w/ Fire Retardant Paint as per specifications Drop lights Acoustic Drop Ceiling 2" thk SS Box Section as per specifications Parapet Coping as per specifications Connection Plate Roof Insulation 6" thk Roof Waterproofing sheet as per specifications SS Rainwater Gutter: laid to slope Parapet Coping as per specifications Supply Air Duct as per specifications Parapet Coping, Painted to match Parapet Coping, Painted to match Parapet Coping, Painted to match Wall-Finish SS Rainwater Gutter as per specification Parapet Coping, Painted to match Exterior wall: Vertical Wood Siding 1" x 6", Finger Joint Exterior wall: Vertical Wood Siding 1" x 6", Finger Joint Ceiling Lights as per specifications

Section highlights the Active Functions along the Indoor Street in the Illini Rowing Team Facility.

The

insulation is chosen as per IECC 2021 standards for Climate Zone 5.

- R30 min. Above Grade Walls - R11.4 min Fenestration - U 0.36 max Skylights - U 0.50 max ILLINI ROWING M.ARCH, FALL 2023 Physical Sectional Model @ 1/4”= 1’

Roof

[Our]ban Trail

Kartik SharmaShilpa Paike [Our]ban Trail

Chicago IL, USA

Kartik SharmaShilpa Paike

Urban Habitat Design

M.Arch, 2022-23

0100200 500 ft 2227

COLLABORATOR SHILPA PAIKE CRITIC SARA BARTUMEUS FERRÉ

SiteVehicularpaths

The project starts off at the Master plan scale and then narrows down to an Architectural scale.

Borrowing cues from the neighborhood along the 95th Street on the South side of Chicago, there is an inspiration to connect and revitalize the natural and public greens.

with the identification of important neighborhood nodes and functions that help establish new green routes.

is driven by an urban abstraction of the Merian R. Byrnes Natural Trail, integrating in the master plan idea of green revitalization.

The site is sandwiched between the 95th Street and the rail line that is majorly freight.

Important axes are defined at the master plan level

At the site level, the inspiration from the neighborhood is maintained and the organization

After an interactive community workshop, important considerations and community needs were identified that further drove the design.

Intergenerational Community Promoting interaction by design to attract the young and respect the old. Social Connectivity Connecting user groups Intergenerational Community Promoting interaction by design to attract the young and respect the old. Social Connectivity Connecting user groups through masterplanning and spatial design. Collective Identity Attemping to create a balance between permanent and ephemeral spaces for people Promoting interaction by design to attract the young and respect the old. Social Connectivity Connecting user groups through masterplanning and spatial design. Collective Identity Attemping to create a balance between permanent and ephemeral spaces for people to relate and grow with. Farmers’ Market Live-Work Togetherness Social Connectivity Connecting user groups through masterplanning and spatial design. Collective Identity Attemping to create a balance between permanent and ephemeral spaces for people to relate and grow with. Farmers’ Market Live-Work Togetherness Social Connectivity Connecting user groups through masterplanning and spatial design. Collective Identity Attemping to create a balance between permanent and ephemeral spaces for people to relate and grow with. Farmers’ Market Live-Work Togetherness Live-Play Togetherness Collective Identity Attemping to create a balance between permanent and ephemeral spaces for people to relate and grow with. Farmers’ Market Live-Work Togetherness Educating and Learning Live-Play Togetherness through masterplanning and spatial design. Collective Identity Attemping to create a balance between permanent and ephemeral spaces for people to relate and grow with. Farmers’ Market Live-Work Togetherness Educating and Learning Live-Play Togetherness Collective Identity Attemping to create a balance between permanent and ephemeral spaces for people to relate and grow with. Farmers’ Market Universal Accessibility Live-Work Togetherness Educating and Learning Live-Play Togetherness Farmers’ Market Universal Accessibility Live-Work Togetherness Educating and Learning Live-Play Togetherness Infrastructural Support Freight Rail Reopnened Viaduct Existing Viaduct Urban Refuge Park Incubation Zone with Artistic and Learning Intents Farmers’ / Pop-up Markets + Performances Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood Sports Center Play Park The Urban Refuge Park permits a break from the surrounding commercial zone. The Incubation Zone houses Artists’ Commune with dedicated workshops, exhibition courts & prime The Incubation Zone transforms into the Learning Center with a inward exhibition court, lecture/ meeting halls, business courts, Temporary Live-Work-Play units and prime street front retail. Deriving the Urban Trail More public 95th Street Merian R. Byrnes Natural Area TrailUrban More Private Extracting the Nature Trail Cut E Kartik SharmaShilpa Paike [Our]ban Trail 04080 200 ft UrbanRefugePark IncubationZonewithArtisticandLearningIntents Farmers’/Pop-upMarkets+ Performances Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood +SportsCenter PlayPark ZenRefugePark UrbanTraillinks

X PAGE 24 Major Commercial Major Community Major Living Outdoor Greens Farmers’ / Pop-up Markets + Performances Abstracting for increased utility 02040 100 ft 01020 50 ft Farmers’ Market 02040 100 ft 01020 50 ft The Farmers’ Market space addresses the urban need while allowing to also host other pop-up markets with performances. The Parking from the back of the site allows for better accessibility on site. Farmers’/ Pop-up Market with OAT 1 2 2 6 7 8 8 9 10 5 11 12 13 14 14 8 7 3 4 5 5 4 4 4 3 [OUR]BAN TRAIL M.ARCH, SPRING 2023

X The First Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood offers 11. Services Entry 12. Co-working Lounge 13. Health Centre 14. Farmers’ Market 15. Banquet Halls Kartik SharmaShilpa Paike 95th Street The First Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood offers Community living with Common Resident Kitchens, Community Center, Banquet Halls, Local Eateries, Daycare and Clubhouse Access. Drop-offs access via taxis etc. 14 7 8 8 8 8 21 21 22 21 23 24 24 24 25 1. Urban Refuge Park 2. Picnic Spaces 3. Artist Workshop 4. Artist Residence 5. Retail 6. Retail Forecourt 7. Drop-off 8. Community Court 9. Function Court 10. Learners’ Court 11. Services Entry 12. Co-working Lounge 13. Health Centre 14. Farmers’ Market 15. Banquet Halls 16. Community Hall 17. Residence Lobby 18. Eatery 19. Club House 20. Day Care 21. Play Park 22. Indoor Sports Center 23. Co-living units 24. Community Back Yard 25. Zen Garden 23 23 23 23 7 15 16 19 20 18 18 18 1818 17 17 Legend PAGE 25 Kartik SharmaShilpa Paike [Our]ban Trail 95th Street The First Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood offers Community living with Common Resident Kitchens, Community Center, Banquet Halls, Local Eateries, Daycare and Clubhouse Access. Drop-offs on the urban edge allows for urban access via taxis etc. First Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood 14 14 7 8 8 8 8 21 21 22 21 23 24 24 24 25 1. Urban Refuge Park 2. Picnic Spaces 3. Artist Workshop 4. Artist Residence 5. Retail 6. Retail Forecourt 7. Drop-off 8. Community Court 9. Function Court 10. Learners’ Court 11. Services Entry 12. Co-working Lounge 13. Health Centre 14. Farmers’ Market 15. Banquet Halls 16. Community Hall 17. Residence Lobby 18. Eatery 19. Club House 20. Day Care 21. Play Park 22. Indoor Sports Center 23. Co-living units 24. Community Back Yard 25. Zen Garden 23 23 23 23 7 15 16 19 20 18 18 18 1818 17 17 Legend [OUR]BAN TRAIL M.ARCH, SPRING 2023

Strategies like

X PAGE 26 048 20 ft “Clustering” in the through the roof via bridges allow more effective design outcome for sharing. The Farmers’ Market space addresses the urban need while allowing to also host other pop-up markets with performances. The Parking from the back of the site allows for better accessibility on site. Farmers’/ Pop-up Market with OAT 14

roof profile

bridges allow more effective design outcome for sharing. The Incubation Zone transforms into the Learning Center with a inward exhibition court, lecture/ meeting halls, business courts, Temporary Live-Work-Play units and prime street front retail. 048 20 ft A B C D E F Incubation Zone with Learning Center Typical Roofs in the area Abstracting for increased utility 048 20 ft A B C D E F Parking Retail Co-work Co-live Indoor Sports Center Play Park Cut B Cut C Co-living Zen Garden Co-living Seasonal rain garden Cut D 048 20 ft 048 20 ft 048 20 ft Urban Refuge Park Cut A 048 20 ft Cut F 048 20 ft A B C D E F SharmaShilpa Paike ur]ban Trail [OUR]BAN TRAIL M.ARCH, SPRING 2023

“Clustering” organization; “Subtracting” in the spaces; “Highlighting” through the

and “Linking” via

New Delhi, INDIA

QiLA: INTERPRETIVE &VISITOR HUB

Mehrauli, New Delhi, India

Undergraduate Thesis B.ARCH, 2017-18

Undergraduate Thesis B.ARCH, 2022-23

SITE AREA: 31,100 sqm.

SITE

QiLA: INTERPRETIVE & VISITOR HUB 04-

BUILT-UP AREA:

CRITICS

MURTHY KAKKAR, SANDIP KUMAR, ARUNA RAMANI GROVER

31,720 sqm.

MEENA

2837

BUILT-UP AREA: 31,720 sqm. GUIDES MEENA MURTHY KAKKAR, SANDIP KUMAR, ARUNA RAMANI GROVER

AREA: 31,100 sqm.

Endangered/

DDA Nursery

Center Center Park the village materials and with galleries; events etc; records, human library Halls, (Flexible); (Remote collaboration). designer emporium etc.); for local Cafes); shuttle Sites; the spaces; 37,320 Summary MPD summary

QUTBCOMPLEX

Large open green volumes public parks

Functions Proposed Functions Proposed Area Program 34% 31% Cultural Center Knowledge Center Office Park 31,722 23,355 37,320 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 Comparative Summary Achieved DUAC MPD Comparative area summary QiLA: Interpretive & Visitor Hub B. ARCH Thesis, SPRING 2022 PAGE 04 HeavyTrafficrouteEndangered/unsafePedestrianrealm MEHRAULI ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK

Cultural Intent as a Cultural Center

open green volumes as public parks

1. Formal retail (Boutiques, designer showrooms, handicraft emporium etc.);

Community building Intent as a Knowledge Center

2. Bazaar and Flea Market (stalls for local handicraft, arts, etc.);

SANJAY VAN

3. F&B outlets (Foodcourt and Cafes);

1. Mehrauli Interpretive Center with permanent and temporary galleries;

4. Information/ Ticket Kiosks for shuttle service connection to Heritage Sites;

2. Multipurpose Halls for cultural events etc;

5. Underpass Connection towards the Heritage Precinct;

SITE Proposed Hospital and Quiet Zone

1. Library Component (Historic records, archives, digital resources, human library etc.);

2. Teaching Component (Lecture Halls, Classroom, study spaces, etc.)

MEHRAULI

6. Open, multi-functional public spaces;

Community building Intent as a Knowledge Center

1. Formal retail (Boutiques, showrooms, handicraft Bazaar and Flea handicraft, arts,

1. Library Component (Historic records, archives, digital resources, human library etc.);

Tourist/ Visitor Intent as a Recreation Center

Collaborative Commercial Intent as an Office Park

1. Traditional Office spaces (Flexible);

2. Co-working Office spaces (Remote working and increased collaboration).

KALI TEMPLE CHOWK

1. Formal retail (Boutiques, designer showrooms, handicraft emporium etc.);

MEHRAULI ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK

2. Bazaar and Flea Market (stalls for local handicraft, arts, etc.);

3. F&B outlets (Foodcourt and Cafes);

QUTBCOMPLEX

Cultural Intent as a Cultural Center

2. Teaching Component (Lecture Halls, Classroom, study spaces, etc.)

QUTBCOMPLEX

The site facing the Sri Aurobindo Marg is proposed to host a mixed-use precinct and a cultural center as a city level magnet. It is also proposed to host open community spaces and a parking facility for the inhabitants of the urban village in order to de-congest the built environment inside. Therefore, with these new proposed developments, the question arisesHow can new these developments in such sensitive contexts empower its context while establishing a mainstream connection to the city itself?

Parking facility for Visitors, tourists and the village

Tourist/ Visitor Intent as a Recreation Center

4. Information/ Ticket Kiosks for shuttle service connection to Heritage Sites;

1. Mehrauli Interpretive Center with permanent and temporary galleries;

5. Underpass Connection towards the Heritage Precinct;

With suitable design approach, construction materials and building technologies, envisioning a Sustainable Development

2. Multipurpose Halls for cultural events etc;

Cultural Intent as a Cultural Center

1. Formal retail (Boutiques, designer showrooms, handicraft emporium etc.);

2. Bazaar and Flea Market (stalls for local handicraft, arts, etc.);

1. Mehrauli Interpretive Center with permanent and temporary galleries; Multipurpose Halls for cultural events etc;

3. F&B outlets (Foodcourt and Cafes);

Cultural Intent as a Cultural Center

4. Information/ Ticket Kiosks for shuttle service connection to Heritage Sites;

Taking forward topics of heritage, identity, community building, urban renewal with the intent of tourism and local revitalization, the design proposed is that of Mehrauli Interpretive and Visitor Hub at Lado Sarai.

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3. F&B outlets (Foodcourt Information/ Ticket service connection

5. Underpass Connection Heritage Precinct;

6. Open, multi-functional

1. Traditional Office Co-working Office working and increased

6. Open, multi-functional public spaces;

Community building Intent as a Knowledge Center

1. Library Component (Historic records, archives, digital resources, human library etc.);

Community building Intent as a Knowledge Center

5. Underpass Connection towards the Heritage Precinct;

MEHRAULI ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK

1. Traditional Office spaces (Flexible);

2. Co-working Office spaces (Remote working and increased collaboration).

2. Teaching Component (Lecture Halls, Classroom, study spaces, etc.)

The phenomenon of rapid urbanization, boosted by globalization is largely evident in South Asian countries such as India and China. Ironically, this ‘growth’ often turns out to be detrimental to the denser pockets of low income areas which as a result end up as gentrified localities with forgotten cultures. Such is the case of Lado Sarai, an urban village in New Delhi, India that currently is under urban renewal by the Delhi Urban Arts Commission (DUAC). The urban village is deemed an ‘urban island’ already cut-off from the city, despite sharing an important location in the city and being located in one of the oldest heritage precincts in the city - Mehrauli.

KALI TEMPLE CHOWK

Extremely Dense Urban Village Fabric

The site facing the Sri Aurobindo Marg is proposed to host a mixed-use precinct and a cultural center as a city level magnet. It is also proposed to host open community spaces and a parking facility for the inhabitants of the urban village in order to de-congest the built environment inside. Therefore, with these new proposed developments, the question arisesHow can new these developments in such sensitive contexts empower its context while establishing a mainstream connection to the city itself?

Tourist/ Visitor Intent as a Recreation Center

1. Mehrauli Interpretive Center with permanent and temporary galleries; Multipurpose Halls for cultural events etc;

6. Open, multi-functional public spaces;

1. Library Component (Historic records, archives, digital resources, human library etc.);

The area program was reworked to find a middle ground between the DDA Masterplan for Delhi 2021 (MPD) and the DUAC masterplan for Urban Renewal at Lado Sarai. The unused F.A.R. has been devoted towards creating open spaces for the public, which is a dire need of the urban village habitants.

1. Formal retail (Boutiques, designer showrooms, handicraft emporium etc.);

2. Teaching Component (Lecture Halls, Classroom, study spaces, etc.)

Community building Intent as a Knowledge Center

Parking facility for Visitors, tourists and the village With suitable design approach, construction materials and building technologies, envisioning a Sustainable Development

Collaborative Commercial Intent as an Office Park

With suitable design approach, construction building technologies, envisioning Sustainable Development

Proposed Hospital and Quiet Zone

Functions Proposed Functions Proposed Functions Proposed Functions Proposed Area Program 34% 13% 22% 31% Cultural Center Knowledge Center Recreation Center Office Park 31,722 23,355 37,320 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 Comparative Summary Achieved DUAC MPD Comparative area summary QiLA: Interpretive & Visitor Hub B. ARCH Thesis, SPRING 2022 PAGE 04 OF 27

Area Program 34% 13% 22% 31% Cultural Center Knowledge Center Recreation Center Office Park 31,722 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 Achieved Comparative

2. Bazaar and Flea Market (stalls for local handicraft, arts, etc.);

3. F&B outlets (Foodcourt and Cafes);

Tourist/ Visitor Intent as a Recreation Center

1. Traditional Office spaces (Flexible);

4. Information/ Ticket Kiosks for shuttle service connection to Heritage Sites;

Cultural Intent as a Cultural Center

1. Library Component (Historic records, archives, digital resources, human library etc.);

2. Co-working Office spaces (Remote working and increased collaboration).

1. Formal retail (Boutiques, designer showrooms, handicraft emporium etc.);

5. Underpass Connection towards the Heritage Precinct;

2. Teaching Component (Lecture Halls, Classroom, study spaces, etc.)

2. Bazaar and Flea Market (stalls for local handicraft, arts, etc.);

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6. Open, multi-functional public spaces;

3. F&B outlets (Foodcourt and Cafes);

Parking facility for Visitors, tourists and the village

1. Mehrauli Interpretive Center with permanent and temporary galleries;

Urban Renewal & Community Building VISION for the Interpretive & Visitor Hub “...a didactic vehicle for interpreting heritage, reinforcing cultural identity, and promoting community

Collaborative Commercial Intent as an Office Park

Tourist/ Visitor Intent as a Recreation Center

4. Information/ Ticket Kiosks for shuttle service connection to Heritage Sites;

1. Formal retail (Boutiques, designer showrooms, handicraft emporium etc.);

With suitable design approach, construction materials and building technologies, envisioning a Sustainable Development

Functions Proposed Functions Proposed Functions Proposed

2. Bazaar and Flea Market (stalls for local handicraft, arts, etc.);

3. F&B outlets (Foodcourt and Cafes);

1. Traditional Office spaces (Flexible);

2. Multipurpose Halls for cultural events etc;

2. Co-working Office spaces (Remote working and increased collaboration).

Collaborative Commercial Intent as an Office Park

Parking facility for Visitors, tourists and the village

The site facing the Sri Aurobindo Marg is mixed-use precinct and a cultural center It is also proposed to host open community facility for the inhabitants of the urban de-congest the built environment inside. new proposed developments, the question How can new these developments in such sensitive empower its context while establishing a to the city itself?

Taking forward topics of heritage, identity, building, urban renewal with the intent revitalization, the design proposed is that Interpretive and Visitor Hub at Lado Sarai.

The phenomenon of rapid urbanization, boosted by globalization is largely evident in South Asian countries such as India and China. Ironically, this detrimental to the denser pockets of low income areas which as a result end up as gentrified localities with forgotten cultures. Such is the case of Lado Sarai, an urban village in New Delhi, India that currently is under urban renewal by the Delhi Urban Arts Commission (DUAC). island’ already cut-off from the city, important location in the city and being oldest heritage precincts in the city - Mehrauli.

Functions Proposed Functions Proposed Functions Proposed Area Program 34% 13% 22% 31% Cultural Center Knowledge Center Recreation Center Office Park 31,722 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 Comparative Summary Achieved MPD Comparative area summary X Tourist/ Visitor Intent as a Recreation

Community building Intent as a Knowledge Center

4. Information/ Ticket Kiosks for shuttle service connection to Heritage Sites;

5. Underpass Connection towards the Heritage Precinct;

1. Traditional Office spaces (Flexible); Co-working Office spaces (Remote working and increased collaboration).

With suitable design approach, construction materials and building technologies, envisioning a Sustainable Development

Collaborative Commercial Intent as an Office Park

1. Library Component (Historic records, archives, digital resources, human library etc.);

1. Traditional Office spaces (Flexible); Co-working Office spaces (Remote working and increased collaboration).

Parking facility for Visitors, tourists and the village

With suitable design approach, construction materials and building technologies, envisioning a Sustainable Development

Ground Zero for Heritage Tourism QiLA B.ARCH, SPRING 2022

The phenomenon of rapid urbanization, boosted by globalization is largely evident in South Asian countries such as India and China. Ironically, this ‘growth’ often turns out to be detrimental to the denser pockets of low income areas which as a result end up as gentrified localities with forgotten cultures. Such is the case of Lado Sarai, an urban village in New Delhi, India that currently is under urban renewal by the Delhi Urban Arts Commission (DUAC). The urban village is island’ already cut-off from the city, important location in the city and being oldest heritage precincts in the city - Mehrauli.

With suitable design approach, construction materials and building technologies, envisioning a Sustainable Development

Formal retail

Tourist/ Visitor Intent as a Recreation Center

The area program was reworked to find a middle DDA Masterplan for Delhi 2021 (MPD) and The unused towards creating open spaces for the public,

(Boutiques, designer

showrooms, handicraft emporium etc.);

The site facing the Sri Aurobindo Marg is proposed to host mixed-use precinct and a cultural center as a city level host open community spaces and a parking of the urban village in order de-congest the built environment inside. Therefore, with How can new these developments in such sensitive contexts empower its context while establishing a mainstream connection

Taking forward topics of heritage, identity, community building, urban renewal with the intent of tourism and local the design proposed is that of Mehrauli

The area program was reworked to find a middle ground between DDA Masterplan for Delhi 2021 (MPD) and the DUAC masterplan The unused F.A.R. has been devoted towards creating open spaces for the public, which is a dire need of the urban village habitants.

Taking forward topics of heritage, identity, community

The area program was reworked to find a middle ground between the DDA Masterplan for Delhi 2021 (MPD) and the DUAC masterplan for

PAGE 29 City Level Bridging the gap between the city and the urban village via a model of didactic heritage recreation. Project as a Project as the Project for Precinct Level Addressing the gap for a sociocultural facility that highlights the enormous built and cultural heritage of the precinct. Immediate Context Supporting DUACs Master Plan proposal for Urban Renewal at Lado Sarai by addressing the needs and aspirations of the community.

Didactic Heritage Recreation Magnet

QiLA: Interpretive & Visitor Hub B. ARCH Thesis, SPRING 2022

Large

Extremely Dense Urban Village Fabric

Endangered/unsafePedestrianrealm

MEHRAULI ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK

Open, multi-functional public spaces;

KALI TEMPLE CHOWK QUTBCOMPLEX The site facing the Sri Aurobindo Marg is proposed to host a mixed-use precinct and a cultural center as a city level magnet. It is also proposed to facility for the inhabitants de-congest the built environment inside. Therefore, with these new proposed developments, the question arisesHow can new these developments in such sensitive contexts empower its context while establishing a mainstream connection to the city itself? 5. Underpass Connection towards the Heritage Precinct; Area Program 34% 31% Cultural Center Office Park 31,722 23,355 37,320 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 Comparative Summary Achieved DUAC MPD Comparative area summary X 6. Open, multi-functional public spaces;

Functions Proposed Functions Proposed Functions Proposed

QUTBCOMPLEX

Extremely Dense Urban Village

ARCHAEOLOGICAL

PARK

Such is the case of Lado Sarai, an urban village in New Delhi, India that currently is under urban renewal by the Delhi deemed an ‘urban despite sharing an located in one of

The phenomenon of rapid urbanization, boosted is largely evident in South Asian countries and China. Ironically, this ‘growth’ often detrimental to the denser pockets of low result end up as gentrified localities with Such is the case of Lado Sarai, an urban India that currently is under urban renewal Arts Commission (DUAC). The urban village island’ already cut-off from the city, despite important location in the city and being oldest heritage precincts in the city -

Collaborative Commercial Intent as an Office Park

Collaborative Commercial Intent for Visitors,

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The phenomenon of rapid urbanization, is largely evident in South Asian countries

2. Teaching Component

(Lecture Halls, Classroom, study spaces, etc.) 1.

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Functions Proposed Functions Proposed

SITE

Proposed Hospital and Quiet Zone

Large open green volumes as public parks

Extremely Dense Urban Village Fabric

Endangered/unsafePedestrianrealm

KALI TEMPLE CHOWK

SANJAY VAN

MEHRAULI ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK

The phenomenon of rapid urbanization, boosted by globalization is largely evident in South Asian countries such as India and China. Ironically, this ‘growth’ often turns out to be detrimental to the denser pockets of low income areas which as a result end up as gentrified localities with forgotten cultures. Such is the case of Lado Sarai, an urban village in New Delhi, India that currently is under urban renewal by the Delhi Urban Arts Commission (DUAC). The urban village is deemed an ‘urban island’ already cut-off from the city, despite sharing an important location in the city and being located in one of the oldest heritage precincts in the city - Mehrauli. The site facing the Sri Aurobindo Marg is proposed to host a mixed-use precinct and a cultural center as a city level magnet. It is also proposed to host open community spaces and a parking facility for the inhabitants of the urban village in order to de-congest the built environment inside. Therefore, with these new proposed developments, the question arisesHow can new these developments in such sensitive contexts empower its context while establishing a mainstream connection to the city itself?

Building on Community Habits enabling the traditional Saturday/ Flee Market through spacemaking

realm is lifted from the Edge of Sri Aurobindo Marg and aligned with the Avenue to create a safe urban movement.

The formulation of the central Qutb Avenue establishes a constant visual connection to the Qutb Minar, reinforcing the

Functions designed around the avenue to maximize ease and public access. Public nodes are identified from the overlapping axes and developed further

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Identifying the various Heritage and Urban Axes drives the larger design idea to establish a connect to the Heritage Precinct and the urban context. identity of the development in its context. The pedestrian

QiLA B.ARCH, SPRING 2022

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Drop-off

Pedestrian Entrance Court

Office

LEGEND

1. Pedestrian Entrance from the city

2. Main Drop-off

3. Main Entrance Court

4. Surface Parking

5. Office Drop-off

6.The Qutb Avenue

7. Seating

8. Kiosks, “Thellas”

9. Outdoor Exhibits

10. Cultural Court

11. Pedestrian Underpass

12. Relocated Street Vendors

13. Food Street & Temporary Festival Court

14. Temporary Market Court

15. Lado Sarai Avenue

16. Community Drop- off

17. Gardens

18. Function Grounds

19. Roundabout

Site Entrance/ Exit

Building Entrance

Basement Entry/ Exit

Fire Staircase

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Temporary Festival Court

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N-W Elevation: Commercial Block from Sri Aurobindo Marg

Reconnecting to Local Heritage following a didactic approach through visual connection & storytelling

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The Crate Mart revolves around the rehabilitation of the supermarket retail post-pandemic.

The

Thus, Mass Timber was chosen as the construction system which was done as a measure to reduce the strain on resources as it allows for minimum wastage, and quicker construction.

The

The Crate Mart revolves around the rehabilitation of the supermarket retail post-pandemic.

Inspired

Inspired from the conventional vending machine concept, the primary idea of designing the shelves are minimizing contact and exposure to

The design is an architectural and technological for a safer environment customers, redefining welcoming

An all-modular design was also ensured to achieve the same result.

Inspired from the conventional vending machine concept idea of designing the shelves are minimizing contact and exposure GROUND

Inspired from the idea of designing minimizing contact

X PAGE 37 X C’ A A’ C Typical Glulam Column cross section = 600 x 600 mm Facade Glulam Columns cross section supporting facade elements and space frame = 600 x 1200mm Typical Glulam Beam dimensions = 600 x 900mm CLT Floor Panel Depth = 200mm CLT Core Walls Thickness = 300mm Max. CLT Panel size used = 8100 x 3000 mm

form for structural stability as material requirement. SECTION CC’ MASS TIMBER SUPERSTRUCTURE RCC BASEMENT SUBSTRUCTURE WITH LIGHT FOUNDATIONS ADD PANELS AND EXPLAIN MODULARITY col beam clt sizes 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 1 An all modular design ensures quick and precise construction process. Recycled Cutouts re-purposed into kiosks span~27m withreinforcedCLTonGlulam Recycled Cutouts re-purposed into Seaters CNC carved and blue-dyed modular panels QiLA: Interpretive & Visitor Hub B. ARCH Thesis, SPRING 2022 PAGE 08 OF 27

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project is envisioned to reduce the strain on its burdened surroundings even during construction.

Crate Mart revolves around rehabilitation of the supermarket retail post-pandemic.

design

an architectural and technological exploration

customers,

conceived modular.

for a safer environment for

redefining the experience, welcoming them shop. The design is

from the conventional vending machine concept, idea of designing the shelves minimizing contact and exposure FIRST FLOOR: Packaged SECOND Grocery <<MAIN COMMUNITY GARDENS

FLOOR: Packaged FIRST FLOOR: Packaged Items SECOND & THIRD FLOOR: Grocery Valet (Fresh

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Crate Mart revolves rehabilitation of retail post-pandemic.

GROUND FLOOR: Packaged Items and Checkout FIRST FLOOR: COMMUNITY GARDENS

FIRST FLOOR: Packaged Items SECOND & THIRD Grocery Valet (Fresh

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QiLA B.ARCH, SPRING 2022

THE INBETWEEN SPACES

New Delhi, INDIA

New Delhi, India

Spatial Design Intervention

Spatial Design Intervential

B.ARCH, 2017-18

B.Arch, 2017-18

COLLABORATORS KAJAL AGARWAL, NANCY GAHLAWAT & YASH KUMAVAT CRITICS ASHWANI DATTA, SAPTARISHI SANYAL, SOUPARNA GHOSH & VIKAS GANDHI

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Located in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, this project aims to capture a 'comfortable disruption', as the foreground to one of the exhibition halls in the context.

The design scheme plans to create fresh and diverse experiences by varying the sense of scale via playful elements and materiality for the user, attempting to create an overall memorable experience.

The scheme has three major elements in play- the steps, the portal frames and finally the ceramic tessellations which work to

smoothen out the starkness of the rectilinear elements in place.

The idea of cul-de-sacs is explored; all with varying scales to accompany various intensities of crowds and provide a comfortable and cozy space where prefered.

The portal frames of variable heights frame specific zones by controlling user comfort; enabling spaces for intimate conversations and/ or large public gatherings simultaneously within the design.

The tessellations are designed to offer opportunities for street art and artists which livens up the walk through the space as an ever changing art gallery.

The stepped seating also acts as a solution for the seating shortage in the cafe across the road.

This inbetween space is hence not only an extension/ prefunction to the exhibition hall, but is also designed to be an entity/ attraction by itself, offering a unique culmination of experiences.

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The exhibition halls are usually busy throughout the day and experience heavy footfall on a regular basis. \\SITE-DESIGN

The cul-de-sacs ensures the possibility to pause and relax. They are also suitable for hosting smaller outdoor exhibitions if need be.

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The inbetween space also facilitates the connection to other exhibition halls in Pragati Maidan via an open street-scape designed through the site.

This edge of the site hosts food trucks, mobile vendors etc. from whom one can purchase food and enjoy in the landscape of the inbetween space designed.

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CANAL+: SOCIAL HOUSING

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS

CLT Modular House Design International Competition, 2021

Residential Design International Competition 2021

JURORS DAVID CORREA & MACIEJ GRELEWICZ UNIT FOOTPRINT AREA: 40 sqm. UNIT TOTAL AREA: 80 sqm. PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD TIMBERATE, by uni.xyz

choice

People's

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The Canal+ Housing Development is envisioned as a neighborhood for sustainable-social housing with a unique yet familiar identity in the city of Amsterdam.

The module design is inspired from the iconic canal houses of Amsterdam; given a unique, dynamic identity via the ‘warped’ CLT staircase on its façade.

Each individual house has an open and flexible internal arrangement with various adaptive qualities instilled in the details. A single unit can comfortably accommodate up to 8 residents while offering a balance between the interactive and private

The module design is inspired from the iconic canal houses of Amsterdam; given a unique, dynamic identity via the ‘warped’ CLT staircase on its façade.

spaces; which is made possible by the provision of designed open & multifunctional common areas.

Furthermore, light is utilized with its various qualities to ensure a diverse spatial experience. The bookshelf and the spiral staircase utilize natural light to accentuate their spatial features and character.

nature of CLT. Also, the all mill-work designed offers the much needed storage space.

Functionally, by zoning, identifying and clubbing similar activities, to create larger volumes of open spaces;

To ensure a practical and efficient design, several factors were considered: Structurally and spatially, by maintaining unit spans of under 6 meters to save column space given the material

spaces; which is made possible by the provision of designed open & multifunctional common areas.

The modules hence aim to introduce comfort, privacy, and a sense of unique collective identity within the social housing typology.

nature of CLT. Also, the all mill-work designed offers the much needed storage space.

To ensure a practical and efficient design, several factors were considered: Structurally and spatially, by maintaining unit spans of under 6 meters to save column space given the material

Functionally, by zoning, identifying and clubbing similar activities, to create larger volumes of open spaces; The modules hence aim to introduce comfort, privacy, and a sense of unique collective identity within the social housing typology.

The multi-functional enfilade is designed such that can be used as a - gym, family study, etc. This minimizes the ‘purely’ circulatory spaces.

For the 'Warped CLT Staircase', the designed window openings are made to replicate the concept of "half-cuts" in the CLT sheet in order to achieve the curve.

\\FRONT FACADE ELEVATION \\UNIT SECTION & AREAS +8100 +4050 +8100 +4050 MASTER BEDROOM TERRACES COMMON WASHROOM COMMON WASHROOM POWDER ROOM POWDER ROOM LIVING SPACE LIVING SPACE ‘WARPED’ CLT HALFCUT STAIRCASE FROSTED GLASS BEHIND BOOKSHELF SOLAR PANELS ON TERRACE SHAFTS MASTER BEDROOM 0 400 800 1200 2000mm 040080012002000mm KARTIK SHARMA PORTFOLIO 2022 X X

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\\Cycling & Biking \\Vehicles & Parking \\SITE SECTIONS & AMMENITIES ++Stepped Gardens ++Central Avenue SECTION YY’ SECTION XX’ \\Local Vegetation Landscaping On-Site THE CANAL+ HOUSING INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION, 2021 \\MODULARITY OF UNITS Coupling Units Grouping Coupled Units Iconic Amsterdam Gables Simplified & Refined Creating a New Icon X X' Y' Y 0 - Site Entrance/ Exit 1 - Central Avenue 2 - Stepped Gardens 3 - Local Woods 4 - Local Market 1 4 0 3 2 PAGE 25 OF 27 X

\\Cycling & Biking \\Vehicles & Parking \\Community Spaces \\SITE SECTIONS & AMMENITIES ++Stepped Gardens ++Central Avenue SECTION YY’ SECTION XX’ \\Local Vegetation Landscaping On-Site THE CANAL+ HOUSING INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION, 2021 \\MODULARITY OF UNITS Coupling Units Grouping Coupled Units Iconic Amsterdam Gables Simplified & Refined Creating a New Icon X X' Y' Y 0 - Site Entrance/ Exit 1 - Central Avenue 2 - Stepped Gardens 3 - Local Woods 4 - Local Market 1 4 0 3 2 PAGE 25 OF 27

Chicago,IL USA

Chicago

Architectural Internship,2023

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HKS

Union Church Social Extension the facade concept takes inspiration from the old church and the residential context

The Church Extension Project was an exercise in creating a social extension to an old church. The design was expressed using a neo-traditional order and residential details. The concept of a “trinity” is echoed in the design and the material choices reflect a modern take on the church’s materiality and that of the residential context.

My Role: I worked on understanding the traditional details in residential construction and deriving a neo-traditional detail inspired by the historic context. I was also helping with the spatial planning and the facade concept.

The Toyota Dealership Renovation Project located near Chicago one that entailed redoing the interior layout and giving proper face-lift to the old structure.

My Role: I led the design of iterations of the facade and the interiors using the Toyota Design Standard.

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Toyota Dealership Renovation Project the approved iteration by the client

Redeveloping the Triangle District the

The Triangle District Redevelopment Project was an urban design and real estate development undertaking in collaboration with a highly regarded developer in the US. This project was developed internally by the intern teams at both offices and later presented to the executives at the firms.

The project addressed the needs of the existing and the future society, connection of the old and the new infrastructure and attempted to create a destination for the arts.

My Role: I led the site planning intent within the team along with laying down important concepts that drove the zoning and massing of the redevelopment.

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phased urban design expression

in wellness and values of real estate

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Bangalore

Bangalore, INDIA

Architectural Internship,2020

TOWER 4

TOWER 3

TOWER 2

TOWER 1

The Office Park Project was a Million Square Feet project for a Confidential Tech. Client based in Hyderabad, India. The Program has Four Towers of themes of Nature, namely - Earth, Water, Wind and Fire - captured through the use of materials , finishes and design decisions.

My Role: I worked on understanding and executing the concepts, finishes layouts and mill work details. I helped with the furniture and material schedules along with the development of 3D visualizations and BIM coordination.

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GENSLER INTERNSHIP, SPRING 2020

A photographic re-telling of experiences

UnitedStates

Uzbekistan

UnitedKingdom

India

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MEMORY RE-COMPOSITIONS

+NewDelhi +NewDelhi +NewDelhi +London +London 58 MEMORY RE-COMPOSITIONS MISCELLANEOUS

A photographic re-telling of experiences

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UnitedStates Uzbekistan UnitedKingdom

PORTFOLIO 2022

India

KARTIK SHARMA

MEMORY RE-COMPOSITIONS

+Jaipur +NewYork +Bhopal +NewDelhi +NewDelhi PAGE 27 OF 59 MEMORY RE-COMPOSITIONS MISCELLANEOUS

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