Kaushal Pahuja Selected Undergraduate and Professional work by Kaushal Pahuja

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Architecture Portfolio Kaushal Pahuja

Kaushal Pahuja Architect I Educator

A BOUT Based in Mumbai, I am an Architect, graduated from Aditya College of Architecture, Mumbal. The work experience and completion of academics gained from the past years have furnished my ability to think critically and have a personal view point about things that are related to built environment. I seek a base conceptualization, which then goes on to evolve into an extremely responsive architecture.

W ORK E XPERIENCE Mumbai, India +919890139466 ar.kaushalpahuja@gmail.com D.O.B.: 17th March, 1997

E DUCATION 2012 Passed S.S.C. Sacred Heart School, Kalyan

2014 Passed H.S.C.(Science) From C.H.M College, Ulhasnagar

2019 Bachelors Of Architecture Aditya College Of Architecture, Borivali

2019 Maya Animation Arena

2020 A1 German Language Goethe Institut, Kalagodha.

2020 - Present Architect Artyst Studio Ongoing Projects Landscape Design for Madonna Apartment, Mumbai Architectural Design for Bunglow, Bhuj Lives Salon, Kalyan Conceptual Designs Interior Design for Paradise Apartments, Kandivali Parametric Reception table For Studio Osmosis Beautiﬁcation Of Entrance Signage For Bhiwandi Nizampur Municipal Co-orporation Concrete Product Design Desktop Organizers Incense Holders Street Furnitures Board Games Home Decor Bathroom Accessories

2021- Present Project Architect Ar. Daksh Hirani & Associates Re-Engineering the Walking Experience In Mumbai, India. Multi-modal Integration of Metro Line 2A. 2020 - Present Faculty For Bachelor of Vocational Studies (Interior Design) Aditya College Of Architecture 1. Assisted in formulating syllabus for 2nd and 3rd year Interior Design. 2. Integrated technology into classroom instructions for a well rounded modern approch. 2021- Present Trainer and Consultant Ira Edu Tech A Technical education based Startup Training professionals in Skilled based learing. 1. Trained more than 1300+ Professionals in Sketchup Modelling and Vray Rendering. 2. Mentored 200+ students in deriving effecient workflows in Architectural Drawings and visualizations 3. Formulated an Intergrated System for Online Teaching effeciently for Distant Learners and online class during the Covid Pandemic. 2017- 2018 Intern Abha Narian Lambah Associates (Conservation Architects And Historic Building Consultants) 1.Assisited in producing BOQs for Furniture and drafted tender drawings for Restoration of Capitol Complex, Chandigarh by Le Corbusier 2. Designed Landscape and Produced Tender drawings for Smart City Office Panjim, Goa 3. Visualized projects for Upcoming Museum for Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (UNESCO World Heritage Site in Mumbai), Mayor Bunglow Landscape.

P EDAGOGY

W ORKSHOPS

26th June, 2019 Architectural Drawing and Represention, ACA Bridges

1. Design Associativity. A parametric Initiative CEPT Summer School, Ahmedabad

22nd April, 2019 Introduction to Parametric Modelling In collaboration with Studio Inbox 10th September, 2020 Architectural Drawing and Represention, Aditya College of Architecture 3th Februray, 2021 Architectural Rendering and Visualization Aditya College of Architecture

2. Dream Flakes V3.0 Design Morphine By: Micheal Pryor 3. Futurly Spaces Bending Active Shells- Nicolas Di Vann Strand Systems- Arthur Azoulai Fluid Branching: Teddy Fadous And Stefana Zapuc 4. Dream Flakes V4.0 Design Morphine By: Micheal Pryor 5. Elements Of Space Making By: Yatin Pandya

Consultant for Virtual Exhibition 19º North . 22nd December,2021 Basic Design and Form Evolution V.P.P Manohar Phalke College Of Architecture

6. Deployable Workshop Understanding Design and Structural Concept of Deployable Structure By: Bhavesh Patel

S KILLSET Autocad Sketchup Rhino 3d Grasshopper Maya Revit Vray Lumion Twin Motion Keyshot Arnold Photoshop Illustrator Indesign After Eﬀects Premiere Captivate Ms Oﬃce 3D Printing

7. Origami Workshop

D OCUMENTATION

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Pol Documentation, Published In Indian National Trust For Art And Cultural Heritage.

Core Management and Organisation Team International Design Competition for, 2014 to 2016

Headquarters Of The Panaji Smart City, Abha Narian Lambah Associates Kekee Manzil, Documented a Grade 2 Heritage Residential Bungalow for approval from Mumbai Heritage Conservation Committee , to execute restoration. Abha Narian Lambah Associates

Core management and organisation team for Udaan Aditya college of Architecture, 2014 to 2016 Core management and organisation team for Borivali Design Fare, 2016 Sponsorship team for Borivali Design Fare, 2016 State level Archery Player, 2011 State level Softball Player, 2012

L ANGUAGE English Hindi Sindhi Marathi Gujrati German

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CONTENTS

Academic work P r o f e s s i o n a l Wo r k

Realm

An Urban Village

Intact

Conjoin

Product Design

Retreat

A Center Mixed Reality Gaming Experience Bangalore, India

Mass Housing Project Kalyan, India

Documentation of Haja Patel Ni Pol. Ahmedabad, India

Multi-modal Integration of Metro Line 2A Mumbai, India

Desktop Organizers Incense Holders Murals

Landscape Design Madonna Apartment Mumbai, India

01 Realm A Center Mixed Reality Gaming Experience Th e s i s Pro j e c t Fo r Ba c h e l o rs O f A rc h i t e c t u re Timeline: 6 Months

Architecture has always played an important role in game designing. Without architecture the essential experience of a game would be lost; sense of space and boundaries, feeling of void and mass, darks and whites would all be lost. Essential experience felt by the user has been more immersive and realistic over the years as the technology used for developing these games have been developing exponentially. Understanding how these elements of space, technology, and the real world work all together in forming the virtual world of game. Studying the history of games critically to understand what made them special and what were the elements introduced which worked and had a novel idea which engaged the gamers into hours game play.

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Interest

Concern

Digital Gaming has evolved over the years, in 1970 when the first gaming console came out things started to change, and every year there was a new game, a new console getting introduced in the market. This gave gamers a novelty every year, the evolution of games developed from a two-dimensional line to the time where they started Looking hyper realistic with haptic feedback. Every year slowly and gradually the environment, the feel, the human behavior, the artificial intelligence of a game and the most important factor the architectural environment made the games feel better and real every year. Architecture plays an important role when it comes to designing a game. The built environment dictates how one should feel the game to be like be it dark or bright. Welcoming or claustrophobic. Digital Gaming is an upcoming field in India and has already been developed in other countries at a tremendous rate.

Essential Elements Game Designing

Rules

Goals

Challenge

Conflict

Theory Of Fun

Technology has played an important role in the way we practice architecture throughout the ages. There are various fields in technology which are aiding architecture such as computational design, virtual reality, augmented reality. However, the use of technology can be broadly classified into Function, Representation And Interaction.

Mixed / Merged Reality (MR) A technology which brings the best aspects of both Virtual and Augmented Reality. A mix of both Virtual and Real worlds. Computer generated objects seamlessly blend and interact with the real physical world objects. These objects can be easily interacted and manipulated.

Representation

Fu n c t i o n

I n t e ra c t i o n

Virtual Reality

Re a l i t y

Au g m e n t e d Re a l i t y

A theory of fun is a book written Raph Koster, a game designer. Raph majorly talks about how a game can get boring. He also talks about the pattern that humans perceive while playing games, and how it affects the game play. What games teach us and how we develop our thinking toward it. If I were Will Wright, I’d say that “Fun is the process of discovering areas in a possibility space.”

teach spatial relationships

Creating spaces which transform according to every decision the player takes. A space that have numerous possible outcomes of a space or circulation path, which lead to different outcome for player every time they play.

Basically, all games are edutainment

I n t e ra c t i ve

Wo n a n d Lo s t

E n t e r e d w i l l f u l l y.

Fo r m a l s y s t e m s

Creating a puzzle is like the most essential part of the game. But at the very same time puzzle should not have defined pattern for the player to understand it.

Some games

To build a gaming center which is based and dictated by the built form and technology.

Some games teach you how to aim precisely

I n t e r n a l Va l u e

I n t e r n a l va l u e

Aim

Some games

Objective 1. To find an in between where the Video Games and Architecture meet. 2. Giving gamers a new platform to experience a game where the built form dictates the game and makes the experience more immersive 3. Learn and understand how digital games developed over the years. 4. Understand and derive how we are going back to basics of gaming which used to happen in the early ages but with the sense where everything is virtual. 5. Understand and explore how architectural built form can be used to enhance a game.

teach you to

Most long-lasting games in the past have been competitive, because they lead to an endless supply of similar yet subtly varied puzzles.

explore

Mastering such type of a puzzle would not really master pattern but the skill of approach for the player.

Site Study

Design Brief

1. IT and Tech support dominated regions for easy help in establishment and future service of the upcoming proposal. 2. In close proximity of residential areas. 3. Target population: Young population Nagavara Lake 4. Centrally located in a city or a metropolitan for the ease of access.

The Design program needed to develop this facility would be catered into two major formats: 1. The Users 2. The Creators

Nagavara Lake - Google Maps

RESIDENTIAL PLOTS RESIDENTIAL PLOTS

50M OFFSET FROM PRIMARY STREAM

75M OFFSET FROM LAKE

NAGAVARA LAKE RESIDENTIAL PLOTS

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

The built form would be designed in a way, which gives the ability to the content creators or game developers to alter the structure according to the game design demands with a set of limitation; designed for the built form to function. The built form designed and the virtual world would overlay with each other and would create “Hyper Reality” or “Mixed reality”; which will be experienced by the End Users. There will be multiple built form as such, that would cater to different genres and types of games.

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Site Layout Maps

Context Maps

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To look after the efficient and smooth function of this center, there will be a Research and development Wing, which will be maintaining and updating the center. This building would house outstation offices and spaces for the game development companies to look after the functions of their games and products. These offices or studios would look after time to time maintenance and functioning of each genre of game

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Entrance Area ` Parking Security zone Lobby Ticketing zones Orientation zone

Land Use Maps

Road Network Maps

` Close To Recreational Zones

Metropolitan City

Connectivity To Major Highway

Close To SubUrban Area

10 Km `To City Center Management Wing ` Security zone Lobby Administration Food and cafeteria Maintenance area Storage room Parking

View Of the Site

View Of Recreational Park

Management Wing ` Administration Staff Quarters Storage Area Maintenance Areas

Gaming` Arenas Massively Multiplayer Online Games Adventure games Puzzle Sports Simulation

Bangalore, India Close To IT. Sector

Common Space ` Food Court Expo center Souvenir Store

O v e r -`w a t c h Centre Control center Data center

Research And` Development Department Studios Co-Working Space Testing Areas Mechanical Workshops Electrical Workshops Seminar Rooms Library Lodging Area

Nagavara Lake

Games are based on the four basic elements, which forms different permutation and combination of the game possible in the gaming realm. Every user has individualistic approach and preferences to each elements. Though the preference of these elements may vary the experiences, the effects noted are similar. The ideology of this design is to explore all the four realms individually, as well as look at them in a holistic approach and see how they flow and connect in to one another and blend-in to give a fulfilling and enriching experience.

Gaming Realm Holistic Approach

Reality

Enhancing the linkage spaces physically to attain the form

Splitting the Site from the center to create a visual axis for the Lake Front

Creating transparent intersections between all ‘realms’ of gaming

Formulating Gaming zones based on typologies and mental state transition a game has on human psychology

Creating common space for both site users

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Dividing the Mass in two parts Private User and General public

Tr a n s i t i o n o f M e n t a l State

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Creating Service areas and Auxilary functions around the Built Form

World

Interaction

Massing of Site Under Consideration

Player

Form Evolution

Elements Of Game Designing

Action

Combining Multiple Ty p o l o g i e s

1. Tier 3 Staff Lobby Entry And Exit

5. Control Center

9. Orientation Zone

13. Service Areas

2. Tier 3 Staff Quarters

6. Server Room

10.Distribution And Waiting Zone

14. Expo Center

3. Electrical And Mechanical Workshop

7. Buffer Zone For Entrance Plaza

11. Computer And Simulation Game Zones

15. Virtual Reality Zones

4. Tier 1 And Tier 2 Lobby Area

8. Waiting Area For Users

12. Mixed Reality Gaming Zones

16. Buffer And Waiting Area For Virtual Reality Zones

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M a s t e r L a yo u t O f P r o p o s e d S i t e Fo r M i xe d Re a l i t y G a m i n g C e n t e r I n B a n g a l o r e , I n d i a 14

B i rds Eye Vi ew Fro m S o uth-West S i d e Of the S id e

View Of Bridge and Holog raphi c Gardens

Bi rd s Eye Vi ew Fro m S o ut h-Ea st S i d e Of t he S i d e

Section Through the Northern Part Of the Structure Passing Through The Public Garden, And Administratio

Vi ew O f the P ub lic Ga rd e n

Birds Eye View From North-Ea st Side Of the Side

Vi ew Of t he A mp hi t heater i n t he P ub l i c Ga rd en

, T h e Re s t a u r a n t , T h e E x h i b i t i o n C e n t e r, S e r v i c e a r e a , M i xe d Re a l i t y Z o n e , S e r ve r Ro o m , on Building Block

User Orientation Building and Admistration Buildings Drop Off Circulation for Visitors

Drop Off Administration

1. Food Kiosk

10. Admin Lobby

2.Souvenir store

13. Admin Department

3. Ticketing Zone

12. Ticket Room

4. Main Entry Lobby

5. HVAC Room

6. Locker Room

9. Waiting Lobby

7. Security Zone

8. Orientation Zone

Massing Of User Orientation Building

Plan For User Orientation Building, Administration Building, VR Simulation zone ,Computer Gaming & E-Sports Zone

Key Plan

Structural detail for VR Simulation,Computer zone & Adminsitration Building

11. Common Area 14. Biometric Zone 15. Reception 16. Buffer Zone 17. Control Center

Interior View of Computer / E-Sports Zone

Lattice Girder Joinery

Castilated Beam Joinery

Lattice Girder Joinery

Castilated Beam Joinery

18. Server Control Room 19. Technical Room 20. Server Room 19.21. Technical Hub room Room View Of Holographic Bridge For As Games

Massing for Administration Building

View From User Drop-Off Point

Joint holding the GFRC/ GFRP

Gusset plate holding the box section on circular tube

Joint holding the GFRC/ GFRP

Circular tube to rectangle box section joinery

Exterior View With Projections on Walls

View From the Waiting Lobby Towards AR Gardens

The entire structure has Two departments for the efficient functioning of the center. The northern block deals with the functionality and maintenance of the center and is responsible for handling all major tech from the control center. The southern block deals with the public aspect of the center, where the orientation, security and waiting lobbies are located.

Edifice For Mixed Reality Gaming.

Adventure Game Arena

The idea of the Mixed reality center is based on the ideas of THEORY OF FUN. There is an attempt to create a network of path which can be iterated and could have multiple possibilities as it was Studied in the book. There are two designed areas one on the north and the other on the south for adventure based games and shooting based games. Players will be equipped with a movable VR Gear and Hap-tic Suit to experience Mixed Reality. These Structure become an integral aspect for creating multiple games, which will have a Movement based on these plans. These structures have a network of movable walls, that form as a Limitation and guideline to design the movement of users in the game. Forming a balance between Built Architecture, Virtual Reality and Technology. The Structures are fitted with sensors on top to track every players position in real time and correlate all information with the data center in place.

Ideating Theor y of Fun in a Plan format to create endless possibilities

A loop in X direction

A loop in Y direction

Overlapping X and Y

Filling the gap with diagonal loop

Formulating a Bounding Structure

Connecting all the zones with X,Y and Diagonal Paths

Adventure Game With Secret Room Format

The Generated Pattern has 9 anchor points around which each line as been tied across. Each line represent an Extruding Wall system, which breaks at intersection. This pattern creates possibility for multiple iterations to be generated based on the typology of game the group of Players would choose to play. Adventure Game With Two Parts Format

E x t r u d i n g Wa l l S y s t e m

Hydraulic press anchored to the moveable wall for pushing or pulling the walls

All walls Pulled inside the floor Board for when the area is not in Use

Stage 1 Wall at a Height of 700mm- To act as fence in game

Stage 2 Wall at a Height of 1400mm- To act as window in game

Stage 1 Wall at a Height of 2100mm- To act as a wall in game

Open World Game Format

Shooting Game Arena

Layout Of Closed Room Format

Layout Of Spatial Format

R o t a t i n g Wa l l S y s t e m The Shooting Area is divided into 4 parts to Create a sense of Team Play. Each part has a grid of 7x7 rotating wall system, the system has 3 mode Wall opened to a Full 180º, a right angle closed up-to 45º and a complete fold. The wall Functions on a Central Rotating pivot which can rotate at any angle and can be controlled remotely.

Layout Of Shooting Format

Layout Of Reset Format

Key Plan

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The Dome is constructed in two layers making it a double geodesic dome where the first layer houses the equipments screen fabrics and projectors required for the functionality The second layer house the Screen and the bridge, which has a polycarbonate transparent flooring anchored on MS C sections

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1. Three Virtual Reality Domes that are connected through a Bridge internally, the Domes have 12 projectors each, Which located at the entries and exists of the dome .The dome is Used to Create a Virtual Experience of Natural Environment, and can be treated as an attraction point for users visiting the center

Exhibition Center SPON

There are Two Experiential centers in the southern part of the complex

Virtual Reality Sphere

STAGE

Projector Domes and Virtual Reality Spheres

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2. A Dome Screen That can be used as a theater for planetarium and dome based movie screening in the complex, this structure also houses a souvenir store at the lower level and the projection room at the center, on the ground floor.

Layout for a Event With Public Seating and a Stage Setup

Section Through Vr Spheres

Exhibition Center An Exhibition Center is a necessity to promote new technology, products and upcoming games, at the center; generating an additional source of revenue for the center This center has rooms at the peripheries to accommodate or be used as kiosk during these events. The air-condition will be accommodated under the floor to provide efficient cooling. The food court ares is located at the east end of the expo, which helps to cater the needs and services efficiently form the back-doors which are required for the exhibition hall during an event.

Key Plan

Working Of the VR sphere (Source: Internet)

View Inside the VR sphere (Source: Internet) Layout for Comic Con / Tech based Expo

Dome Theater

Section Through the Dome Theater

First Floor Of Dome Theater

Layout a BYOC (Bring your own Console/ Computer) Event

Construction Theater

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The construction is steel based with castellated beams forming the portals, with MS tubes Binding the entire structure together

View of Restaurant from Public Garden

View From the Entry of Public Garden

02 An Urban Village Mass Housing Project Semester 7 Architectural Design Studio Project Timeline: 6 Months

The aim of the project was to develop a mass housing project in an upcoming satellite city of Kalyan. Previously, the town consisted of 10 villages which, are now being converted into high end residential zones, forcing the previous land owners of the villages to move out, due to gentrification. The vision is to design a Mass housing project, which maintains the essences of the housing typology of the previous occupants of the land. The proposed proiject would cater to multiple economic class of the society from higher income groups to lower income groups, as well as the Displaced local communities that are being affected because of the recent developments.

Me nto r : Ar. Ri t a Na i k Sof t wa re s : Au t o c a d , Ph ot o s h o p , Il l u s t rat o r, I n D e s i g n , Lu m i o n , Vr a y 23

Site Location and Analysis

Site Evolution

Nilaje is one of the 10 villages prioritized for development and the proposed site is earmarked for Affordable housing under the Development Plan. The identified site is near Nilaje Village beside Nilaje Lake in Kalyan taluka. The 24 m wide DP road proposed, divides the site in two halves. The site on the West of the proposed road is to be considered for the Mass Housing. Proposed commercial hub as a part of the growth centre proposal to the North east of the site.

Timeline Of Site Development Over The Years

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Greenland, Vegetation and Farms in the vicinity of the proposed site

Site Massing

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YEAR WISE DEVELOPMENT YEAR 2003: The lake was polluted and not under maintenance. YEAR 2012: The lake was observed to be dry. YEAR 2017: The lake and its edge conditions came under development 2013 onwards and was further cleaned by the adjacent plot developer (VERSATILE GROUP). 2012

Gentrification and Built mass development 2003 around the Site

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The lake was polluted and not under maintenance. Road Network, Water bodies YEAR 2012: and road Connectivity, around The lake was observed to be dry. the site YEAR 2017:

YEAR 2017: The lake and its edge conditions came under development 2013 onwards and was further cleaned by the adjacent plot developer (VERSATILE GROUP).

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Dividing the mass in two, Sale and Affordable Groups

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Real Estate development in the nearby communities are being developed in tall towers . Creating a disconnection in the older rural community typology that exited previously.

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Internal 12m Wide road connecting 24m wide proposed road

Forming Landscape and Public zones in and around the lake

Exploded View of Proposed Mass Housing Project Urb an F a r m s

Top Level of all the Upper modules have Terrace garden for community to grow organic food.

Floors 16 to 20

Co m m u n i t y G a t he r i n g S p a ces

Second Terrace levels to be used as intermediate gathering spaces.

Floors 13 to 16

Semi Indoor Games

Third level terrace levels to be used as gathering spaces and indoor and board games. P a rk i n g B a y s

Floors 9 to 12

Parking on podiums to accomodate 2036 bikes and 1100 Cars. Sh op p i n g A re a a n d C o n ve i n en ce s to re

A Shopping complex with convience stores and supermarkets.

Floors 5 to 8

Cl u b h o s e a n d F i t ne s s C e n te r

A three storied clubhouse with fitness center and I ndoor games.

Floors 1 to 4

Sw i m m i n g Po o l

A 12.5m wide x 25m long semi Olymic size swimming pool. Ch i l d e r n s P La y A re a

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A dedicated childrens play area on the first podium lev el. O p en L a wn G ro u n d

A 25m wide and 45m long open lawn that can be used for Community functions and Sports.

Podium Level 2

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A 1430 Sq.m for gardening with meditation and yoga zones Cycl i n g Tr a c k

Podium Level 1

Cycling track parallel to the main road. A m ph i t h e a te r a nd C o m m u n i t y G a t h e r i n g S p a ce

Ground Level

Two Amphitheaters for common gathering spaces for community meetings.

Plan for Local Community Housing

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High Income Group Housing Total Area of Floor: 497.84 Sq.m/ 5358.88 Sq.ft Total Floors in Proposed Project: 76 Floors

H . I .G . 3 B H K A p a r t m e nt Un i t s A re a : 1 2 4 . 4 6 S q . M / 1 3 3 9 S q . Ft Un i t s Pe r Fl o o r : 4 n o s . Tot a l Un i t s i n Pro p o s e d Pro j e c t : 3 0 4 Un i t s

Local Community Housing Total Area of Floor: 519.4 Sq.m/ 5590.77 Sq.ft Total Floors in Proposed Project: 28 Floors P l a n of L .C . H . 1 B H K A p a r t m e nt Units Area: 69.09 Sq.M/ 743.67 Sq.Ft Units Per Floor: 4 nos. Total Units in Proposed Project: 112 Units

P l a n of L .C . H . 1 B H K A p a r t m e nt

Plan of L.C.H. 1 BHK Apartment Units Area: 60.76 Sq.M/ 654 Sq.Ft Units Per Floor: 4 nos. Total Units in Proposed Project: 112 Units

P l a n of L .C . H . 1 B H K A p a r t m e nt

Plan Of High Income Group Housing

Plan Of Middle Income Group Housing

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P l a n of L . I .G . St u d i o A p a r t m e nt

Plan Of Lower Income Group Housing

Un i t s A re a : 3 6 . 3 7 S q . M / 3 9 1 S q . Ft Un i t s Pe r Fl o o r : 8 n o s . Tot a l Un i t s i n Pro p o s e d Pro j e c t : 1 6 0 Un i t s Un i t s A re a : 5 5 . 3 0 S q . M / 5 9 5 S q . Ft Un i t s Pe r Fl o o r : 4 n o s . Tot a l Un i t s i n Pro p o s e d Pro j e c t : 8 0 Un i t s

Lower Income Group Housing Tot a l A re a of Fl o o r : 5 1 2 . 1 6 S q . m / 5 5 1 2 . 8 4 S q . f t Tot a l Fl o o rs i n Pro p o s e d Pro j e c t : 2 0 Fl o o r s

Middle Income Group Housing Tot a l A re a of Fl o o r : 5 1 9 . 4 S q . m / 5 6 9 0 . 8 7 9 4 S q . f t Tot a l Fl o o rs i n Pro p o s e d Pro j e c t : 7 2 Fl o o r s H . I .G . 2 B H K A p a r t m e nt Un i t s A re a : 1 0 4 . 6 5 S q . M / 1 1 2 6 . 4 4 S q . Ft Un i t s Pe r Fl o o r : 2 n o s . Tot a l Un i t s i n Pro p o s e d Pro j e c t : 1 4 4 Un i t s

M . I .G . 2 B H K A p a r t m e nt Un i t s A re a : 7 9 . 8 5 S q . M / 8 5 9 . 5 S q . Ft Un i t s Pe r Fl o o r : 4 n o s . Tot a l Un i t s i n Pro p o s e d Pro j e c t : 2 8 8 Un i t s

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P l a n of H . I .G . 2 B H K A p a r t m e nt

03 Intact Document ation of Haja Patel Ni Pol, Ahmadabad P u b l i s h e d i n I N TAC H The documentation was focused on Expressing the architecture, its Typologies, culture and heritage of a pol housing through the means of hand-drafted intricate drawings and models .The documentation was Further presented at the annual Exhibition.

Courtyard In a House

Exterior Facade

Street View

Bracket Detail

Column Detail

Axnometric View Of A House

3rd Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

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1st Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

Axnometric View Elevation

04 Conjoin Multi-modal Integration of Metro Line 2A P r o f e s s i o n a l Wo r k Throughout the city of Mumbai, metro train constructions are in progress. The goal of the project is to develop a Multi-Modal Integration of different transits modes in Mumbai. The assigned Scope of work is 3.5 km long link road below the Metro line 2A, in the Western suburbs. A Complete revamp of the existing roads is underway, where the road widths are being shortened and dedicated cycling track, Public cyclic stands, pedestrian footpath, Bus stop Bays and Auto Rickshaw bays are being integrated. The vision is to promote the use of public transport and reduce the use of private motor vehicles in the city.

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Status: Ongoing Team: Ar. Kaushal Pahuja & Ar. Daksh Hirani Client: Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority And Relcon Infrastructure Length of Road: 2.1 Miles/ 3.5 Kilometers Timeline: April 2021- February 2022 Scope Of Work: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Signages Street Furniture Bus Stand And Public Transport Area Designation Landscape Strom water Drainage Revamping Illumination Site Supervision GFC Drawings

S o u t h En d

400 m

Ty p i c a l C ro s s S e c t i o n of Prev i o u s Ro a d

Ty p i c a l Cro s s S e c t i o n of Pro p o s e d Ro a d S e c t i o n ( Un d e r Co n s t r u c t i o n)

No r t h

Ty p i c a l Ro a d L ayo u t Fo r L i n k Ro a d

Ro a d Un d e r Co n s t r u c t i o n

Int e r s e c t i o n At L i n k Ro a d , K a n d i va l i We s t Lo c at i o n : 1 9 ° 1 2 ’ 5 4 . 3 ” N 7 2 ° 5 0 ’ 1 7 . 2 ” E

N AVA Desktop Organizers

05 Product Design P r o f e s s i o n a l Wo r k Nava Series

These are some concrete products that i have designed as the part of the team Artyst Studio. We have tried a really artistic take on certain daily life products and enhanced them aesthetically while retaining their funtionality.

Mountain Series

The Inspiration was to bring architectural expression in various scales into daily life product usages. Some of these products have been realised and are out for sales as a part of our collaboration with Elite Earth. Incense Holders Nine Spaces of a Traditional House Temple

Living Temple

Study Living

Study

Bedroom Bedroom Courtyard Courtyard Lawn

Lawn

Terrace

Entr y

Kitchen Terrace

Entr y Kitchen

Nine parts of Energy Grid

Elements Of Space Making

Floor

Wall

Window

Roof

Column

Door

Staircase

Plan

NAVA is a series of desktop organizers conceptualized and designed by ARTYST STUDIO in collaboration with ELITEEARTH. The design advocates the relationship between distinct forms and functions of ancient and modern day architecture. Sculpted with concrete, a material that revolutionized the dynamics of architecture, It is designed to express its presence with a timeless appeal.

Production Process

Master Object (3D Printing SLA Based)

ANUKASHA Table Lamp

Parts of Jacket for Silicone Pouring (3D Printing FDM Based)

SAMVADA Phone Stand

DHAARAK Stationery Box

Interlocked Jacket with Master Object

GURUTVA Paper Weight

Silicone Pouring Inside the Jacket

BHASMANA Ash Tray

Unmolding the Silicone Mould from the Jacket

VRUKSHAKA Planter

SAMAYA Table Clock

Concrete Pouring in Silicone Mould

Final Product In Micro Concrete

RAKSHATI Coasters

NIVID Card Holder

Pravaaha- Backflow Incense Holder

Incense Holder

The Backflow Incense Holder is inspired from the ancient temple design. The form explores the spatial arrangement of the transitional spaces and essential features of temple architecture

The incense holders are designed based on the elements and principles of space making. The achieved configuration is a result of altering spatial arrangements to resemble an architectural form.

Prayati

Ishti

Dheeti

Low Poly Mountain Series The Low Poly Series is based on the idea of creating a hybrid artistic object inspired from various forms of natural environment. The motivation was to use a modeling technique to break down the naturally complex shape and translate them into a low poly mesh to achieve a simpler form while maintaining the dynamic nature of the inspired element.

C o n t o u r Ta b l e L a m p S e r i e s In Production

Chess

Wa l l M u r a l : A C o l l e c t i o n O f 4 2 T i l e s

In Production

In Progress

Street Furniture Pebble

Miniature Prototype

Slicing 3D Model

Laser Cut MDF 5mm Thickness

Plastered and Sanded (Master Object)

FRP mould Casting

Final Product

06 Retreat Madonna Apartment Landscape Design P r o f e s s i o n a l Wo r k This is an ongoing project for landscape design of a residential building called Madonna Apartments. As a part of the team, I designed, made working drawings and finalised the materials for the Entrace Portal, Compound Wall and the Terrace Garden. I also co-ordinated with the on site team for the execution of the project.

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Door Handle Woo (As per Selection

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115 wall Pavement 100 mm Thk brick Concrete 50 mm x50 mm 12 mm 100 mmPlaster Thk Gravel Box Section (As per Detail) 100 mmEngineers Thk Concrete Pavement (As per selections) 100 mm Thk Gravel (As per Engineers Detail) 100 mm Thk PCC bed (As per Engineers Detail)

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12 mm Thk Wooden Panelling (As per Selection)

Design is where science and art breaks even

Kaushal Pahuja ar.kaushalpahuja@gmail.com