ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
KIRTHANA SHRI C B.Arch 4th Year
Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee
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CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL INFORMATION
EDUCATION
BIRTHDAY: 5th September 1998 NATIONALITY: Indian SEX:Female AGE:21
2011-2014 AMRITA VIDYALAYAM SCHOOL, CHENNAI. CGPA- 9.6 (CLASS X)
+91 9790977604 2014-2016 DEVI ACADEMY SCHOOL, CHENNAI.
kc@ar.iitr.ac.in
CGPA- 94% (CLASS XII)
Indian Institute of Technology,Roorkee 2016-PRESENT INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ROORKEE.
2/10,MIG-2,TNHB Senthamil Apts, Senthamil Nagar,Ramapuram, Chennai-89
CGPA- 7.993 (B.ARCH 3RD YR)
ABOUT ME
INTERESTS
As a student of Architecture,I have learnt the extent to which our work needs to be designed, with care for the end user and concern for the process.I believe that design can make a difference in the world problems and creative solutions can be achieved to do so.I aspire to be part of that change which will allow the growth of my skills in the field of Architecture.
TRAVELLED TO
LANGUAGES KNOWN
SHIMLA
BANGALORE
PONDICHERRY
DEHRADUN
AUROVILLE
DELHI
ENGLISH
MUSSOORIE
CHANDIGARH
HARIDWAR
TELUGU TAMIL,HINDI
RUDRAPRAYAG
HARIDWAR
GWALIOR
JAIPUR
KOCHI
MUMBAI
KHARAGPUR
BISHNUPUR
KOLKATA
INDEPENDENT USER
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MOTHER TONGUE
PROFICIENCY USER
CURRICULUM VITAE WORK EXPERIENCE
2017
2019|
SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY
SUMMER INTERNSHIP AT DESIGNQUBE, CHENNAI DURATION-1MONTH
PARTICIPATED IN ANDC TROPHY (NATIONAL LEVEL COMPETITION)
2018
VOLUNTEER AT SACRED GROVES, AUROVILLE DURATION-1MONTH
2019
SUMMER SCHOOL AT SHRISHTI VILLAGE,NEAR AUROVILLE DURATION-1MONTH
PARTICIPATED IN IGBC (NATIONAL LEVEL COMPETITION)
SKILLS
WORKSHOPS
1)Model Making
Nature and forms in built environment
2)Architectural Photography
Kinetic Architecture
3)Documentation
Mud Construction(Sacred Groves)
4)Graphic Design
Bamboo Structure(Shrishti Village)
5)Sketching
CURRICULUM VITAE|3
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CONTENTS ACADEMIC
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01
SUSTAINABLE TOWNSHIP(5th SEMESTER)
02
BUS STATION DESIGN(6th SEMESTER)
03
COWORKING OFFICE DESIGN(7th SEMESTER)
04
WORKING DRAWING (7th SEMESTER)
05
BISHNUPUR DOCUMENTATION(4th SEMESTER)
06
MOHAMMED GHAUS TOMB DOCUMENTATION(4th SEMESTER)
DESIGN STUDIO EXERCISE
DESIGN STUDIO EXERCISE
DESIGN STUDIO EXERCISE
TECHNICAL EXERCISE
(MEASURED DRAWING) (HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE)
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COMPETITIONS
WORK
07 08 09
INTERIOR DESIGN OF ROOM DESIGNQUBE
MUD CONSTRUCTION SACRED GROVES
BAMBOO CONSTRUCTION SHRISHTI VILLAGE
10
ANDC TROPHY
11
HUDCO TROPHY
12
IGBC
MISCELLANEOUS
13
SKETCHING
14
MODEL MAKING
15
WORKSHOP
CONTENTS|5
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ACADEMIC
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PROJECTS
PROJECT|7
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01 SUSTAINABLE TOWNSHIP(5th SEMESTER) DESIGN STUDIO EXERCISE
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BRIEF: TO DESIGN A SUSTAINABLE TOWNSHIP IN ONE OF THE WARDS(WARD NO.19) OF RANCHI, JHARKHAND. MAIN TASKS: THE DESIGN OF ANY THREE HOUSING TYPOLOGIES TO BE USED IN THE TOWNSHIP WHICH IN OUR CASE WERE ROW HOUSING(MIG),HIGH RISE APARTMENTS(HIG+MIG) AND DETACHED HOUSING(HIG). SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD,SKETCHUP(VRAY),REVIT,ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR
PROJECT DETAIL|9
|PORTFOLIO LITERATURE STUDY
URDPFI GUIDELINES
BUILDING BYE LAWS OF JHARKHAND
CASE STUDIES
SITE
TURKISH INDIGENOUS HOUSING
A TRADITIONAL HOUSE OF JHARKHAND It is a response to a given context rather than based on abstract & intellectualized principles. The built form thus doesn't stop at just being a shelter. It goes beyond that as it helps to maintain a social and cultural rela�onship with the society. It helps transmit culture from one genera�on to another.
AREA STATEMENT
The city of Kırklareli is located in northwest Turkey, and has land and sea borders with Bulgaria. Due to its loca�on, it has been controlled by different na�ons for hundreds of years, and has been influenced by the cultures of these na�ons. The last remaining examples of these cultures are their architectural works.
The site provided was in Ranchi, Jharkhand. 6 different wards were iden�fied to be redesigned, out of which, our group was given Ward No. 19. A common road network was also designed and the challenge was to peserve the exis�ng unknown built form and accentuate and highlight the presence of the Sacred Groves while making it accessible and of importance to the local built ecosystem.
Although there are monumental buildings within the boundaries of Kırklareli city center, there are also houses, which are the most important cultural elements of the late O�oman era. Most of these houses were abandoned to their fate un�l recently, when some were incorporated within the conserva�on area and, to some extent, preserved for a period of �me.
Animis�c beliefs led to them not building any social ins�tu�on or religious buildings.There is not much varia�on in the economical condi�on of the people and everybody has the same occupa�on that is agriculture and ca�le rearing.
LEARNING: The most interes�ng element of this type of architecture is the one using adobe filling and stone in central Anatolia which shows just how sustainable and vernacular Architecture is throughout the globe.
LEARNING: The design is in response to the site condi�ons, the culture and fits into the typical layout of the “ho” village viz. the tribe. The materials used are mainly mud and wood. The basic compound has the following elements : the main house, the kitchen garden, the burial ground, the ca�le space and the compost. Courtyard and appropriate level differences in the interior are also essen�al elements. For roof form, pitched roof made using paddy straw seems the appropriate choice given the amount of rainfall in the region.
WARD NO. 19
TO BE PRESERVED �BUILT FORM�
SACRED GROVES
LAVASSA HILL CITY, PUNE (TOWNSHIP DESIGN CASE STUDY) Lavasa Hill City is located on Mumbai-Pune expressway near Pune. It was built by private sector and was planned for en�re spectrum of people. The total project area is 25,000 acres and was built on a mountain engulfed in nature which makes it more interes�ng. It gave a scope of integra�ng the township with natural resources like lakes and forest. The main focus of my case study was on brook view apartments. It is a residen�al society in this township which included three modular units for flats and shops at the bo�om floor as a plaza. The center courtyard acted as interac�ve space for the residents.
CONCEPT & ZONING DIAGRAMS
LEARNING: The main part was to develop a completely new living space in a cosmopolitan style with all the required ameni�es easily accessible. It also gave a good amount of idea about how to integrate the buildings with nature and how does the design and nature work in harmony.
PROVIDED AS PER GUIDELINES Our main idea throughout the concept was to accentuate the presence of the Sacred Groves, it being an integral part of the local culture. Hence, we tried to reflect that in our planning by providing the road hierarchy radially with the focus being the Sacred Groves. We also provided the local ameni�es as per the URDPFI guidelines, encompassing the various needs of the residents. Our primary focus was always keeping the needs and comfort of the residents in mind, hence, we also created pedestrain paths for easy accessibility within the site. We placed the housing clusters as such, so as to provide a height gradient in the site again, which provides two benefits: a) Accentuates the presence of the Sacred Groves in eleva�on b) Provies visuals of the green areas to all the residents
HEIGHT GRADIENT IN THE SITE
GROUP - 3
Sustainable Township Design
Divyang Purkayastha Gandhi Purvil Sandeep Gagan Bharthi Kirthana Shri C M Dharshini
RADIAL ROADS WITH FOCUS ON ‘SACRED GROVES’
GROUP - 3
Sustainable Township Design
Divyang Purkayastha Gandhi Purvil Sandeep Gagan Bharthi Kirthana Shri C M Dharshini
ROW HOUSING (MIG)
MASTER PLAN
2000
1770 DOWN
DOWN
10830
DOWN
TOILET 2770*1500
TOILET 1500*2750
DOWN
TOILET 1500*2750
KITCHEN 3230*3870
TOILET 1500*2750
UP
MASTER BEDROOM 3100*3870 KITCHEN 3230*3870
KITCHEN 3230*3870 DINING 2770*3220
DINING 2770*3220
FAMILY SPACE 2770*3970
STAIRCASE 3230*1600
DINING 2770*3220
STAIRCASE 3230*1600
UP STAIRCASE 3230*1600
DOWN
STAIRCASE 3230*1600
UP
UP
FRONT AND BACKYARD PLAN
DOWN
INNER COURTYARD 3030*4470
ROAD HIERARCHY
VIEW OF ROW HOUSING ON EITHER SIDE
INNER COURTYARD 3030*4470
WATER BODY
LIVING 2770*4170
BALCONY 2770*1350 LIVING 2770*4170
WATER BODY
WATER BODY
LIVING 2770*4170
6460 1770
CLUSTER PLAN
2000
6460
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
6560 GROUND FLOOR PLAN
7850.000
7850.000
Roof Lvl
Roof Lvl
3150.000
3150.000
First Floor Lvl
First Floor Lvl
(SCALE- 1:4000)
450.000 Ground Floor Lvl
450.000 Ground Floor Lvl
0.000 Road Lvl
0.000 Road Lvl
SIDE ELEVATION
FRONT ELEVATION
7850.000
7850.000
Roof Lvl
Roof Lvl
3150.000
3150.000
First Floor Lvl
First Floor Lvl
450.000 Ground Floor Lvl
450.000 Ground Floor Lvl
0.000 Road Lvl
VIEW OF ROW HOUSING AND DETACHED HOUSING
VIEW OF ROW HOUSING AND DETACHED HOUSING
10790
7620 BEDROOM 2770*3110
DOWN INNER COURTYARD 3030*4470 DOWN
BACK ELEVATION
0.000 Road Lvl
(ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM)
SIDE ELEVATION
(SCALE OF DRAWINGS - 1:100) (3D VIEWS- NOT TO SCALE)
Sustainable Township Design
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GROUP - 3
Divyang Purkayastha Gandhi Purvil Sandeep Gagan Bharthi Kirthana Shri C M Dharshini
Sustainable Township Design
GROUP - 3
Divyang Purkayastha Gandhi Purvil Sandeep Gagan Bharthi Kirthana Shri C M Dharshini
2019| HIGH-RISE (HIG + MIG)
HIGH-RISE (HIG + MIG) 30450 Roof Lvl
27450 9th Floor
24450 8th Floor
BALCONY 1500*3650
21450 7th Floor
BALCONY 1500*3650
LIVING 3200*3650
30450 Roof Lvl
BEDROOM 3750*3600
BEDROOM 3500*3650 SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
BALCONY 1500*3650
BEDROOM 3750*3600
BALCONY 1500*3650
LIVING 3200*3650
LIVING 3200*3650
BEDROOM 3500*3650
LIVING 3200*3650 BEDROOM 3750*3600
BEDROOM 3500*3650
BEDROOM 3750*3600
BEDROOM 3500*3650
SL IDE
18450 6th Floor
27450 9th Floor
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
MASTER BEDROOM 3850*3650
DINING 3100*3650
DINING 3100*3650
SL IDE
KITCHEN 2200*4200
KITCHEN 2200*4200
KITCHEN 2200*4200
KITCHEN 2200*4200
MASTER BEDROOM 3850*3650
MASTER BEDROOM 3850*3650
DINING 3100*3650
DINING 3100*3650 KITCHEN 2200*4200
KITCHEN 2200*4200
KITCHEN 2200*4200
KITCHEN 2200*4200
MASTER BEDROOM 3850*3650
24450
15450 5th Floor
8th Floor
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
21450
12450 4th Floor
7th Floor
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
18450 6th Floor
9450 3rd Floor
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
15450 5th Floor
6450 2nd Floor
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
12450 4th Floor
3450 1st Floor
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
DINING 3100*3650
DINING 3100*3650
MASTER BEDROOM 3850*3650
SL IDE
MASTER BEDROOM 3850*3650
MASTER BEDROOM 3850*3650
DINING 3100*3650
DINING 3100*3650
MASTER BEDROOM 3850*3650
9450 3rd Floor
BEDROOM 3500*3650
SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
BEDROOM 3500*3650
SL IDE
ENTRANCE LOBBY 3750*7400
LIVING 3200*3650
6450
BEDROOM 3500*3650
LIVING 3200*3650
BEDROOM 3500*3650 GALLERY 3750*7400
LIVING 3200*3650
LIVING 3200*3650
2nd Floor
BALCONY 1500*3650
BALCONY 1500*3650 SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
BALCONY 1500*3650
BALCONY 1500*3650
SL IDE
3450 1st Floor
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN SL IDE
SL IDE
SL IDE
450 Road Lvl
SECTION
(ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM) (SCALE OF DRAWINGS - 1:100) (3D VIEWS- NOT TO SCALE)
Sustainable Township Design
(ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM) (SCALE OF DRAWINGS - 1:100) (3D VIEWS- NOT TO SCALE)
GROUP - 3
Sustainable Township Design
DETACHED HOUSING (HIG)
352'8&(' %< $1 $872'(6. 678'(17 9(56,21
ELEVATION
450 Road Lvl
Divyang Purkayastha Gandhi Purvil Sandeep Gagan Bharthi Kirthana Shri C M Dharshini
DETACHED HOUSING (HIG)
1
ID
3
W
7
CO
7885.0000
3000.0000
3000.0000 LVL +450 MM
LVL +450 MM
TOILET
TOILET 1200.0000
3000.0000
DRESSING ROOM
DRESSING ROOM FAMILY LOUNGE
lvl +-5337.5mm lvl +-5328.1mm
BEDROOM
BEDROOM
LVL +500 MM
lvl +-4076.8mm LVL +500 MM
lvl +-3484.5mm lvl +-2646.12mm LVL +450 MM
LIVING AREA
lvl +-1363.5mm lvl +-454.5mm lvl +-27.25mm lvl +-0mm
LVL +500 MM
DINING AREA
LVL +450 MM
SECTION AA' SECTION
BEDROOM LEGENDS
3000.0000
LVL +100 MM
KITCHEN
TOILET
LVL +400 MM
BRICK WALL CONCRETE BRICK WALL LEVEL DIFFERENCE PLINTH LINE WINDOW
CAR PARKING
LVL +450 MM
3000.0000
3000.0000 11240.0000
PLAN lvl +-5337.5mm lvl +-5328.1mm lvl +-4076.8mm
lvl +-3484.5mm lvl +-2646.12mm lvl +-5337.5mm lvl +-5328.1mm
lvl +-1363.5mm
lvl +-4076.8mm
lvl +-3484.5mm lvl +-2646.12mm
lvl +-454.5mm lvl +-27.25mm lvl +-0mm
SIDEelevation ELEVATION side
lvl +-1363.5mm lvl +-454.5mm lvl +-27.25mm lvl +-0mm
front elevation
lvl +-5337.5mm lvl +-5328.1mm
lvl +-5337.5mm lvl +-5328.1mm
lvl +-4076.8mm
lvl +-4076.8mm
lvl +-3484.5mm
lvl +-3484.5mm
lvl +-2646.12mm
lvl +-2646.12mm
lvl +-1363.5mm
lvl +-1363.5mm
lvl +-454.5mm lvl +-27.25mm lvl +-0mm
BACK ELEVATION
back elevation
lvl +-454.5mm lvl +-27.25mm lvl +-0mm
SIDE ELEVATION
side elevation
(ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM) (SCALE OF DRAWINGS - 1:100)
(NOT TO SCALE)
GROUP - 3
GROUP - 3
Sustainable Township Design
Divyang Purkayastha Gandhi Purvil Sandeep Gagan Bharthi Kirthana Shri C M Dharshini
Sustainable Township Design
Divyang Purkayastha Gandhi Purvil Sandeep Gagan Bharthi Kirthana Shri C M Dharshini
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3
5 4
12
11
7
22
14
19
17
13
10
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
14
12
4
15
22 16
23
9
13
8
9
STAFF PARKING
19
TWO-WHEELER PARKING
22
GREEN SPACE
DESIGN STUDIO EXERCISE
17
PUBLIC CAR PARKING
RCIAL SHOP
18
E-RICKSHAW/AUTO
20
PEOLPLE ENTRY
21
PEOPLE ENTRY
23
SEATING SPACE
PUBLIC TOILET Located in the concourse and has separate toilet for the differently abled people.
Located in the concourse and has separate toilet for the differently abled people.
6
10
BUS STATION DESIGN(6th SEMESTER)
SCALE 1 : 50
2 5
DORMITORY Located in the idle bus parking area ,where bus staffs can stay and take rest during night hours.
STAFF TOILET located in the workshop and easily accessible to the bus staffs after parking their buses in idle parking.
OFFICE IN CONCOURSE Semi-private area which has separate entry for staffs and a restricted entry which can be accessed by passangers and also by bus staffs for their attendence or for submitting the revenue or to canteen. This semi private area consists of one security and information office , one surveillance room , one maintanance room , one revenue office , with toilet and canteen facility. Toilet and canteen is provide for the use of terminal and bus staff use only.
352'8&(' %< $1 $872'(6. 678'(17 9(56,21
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PUBLIC TOILET
Located in workshop with attached toilet facility
SCALE 1 : 1000
11 15
OFFICE IN WORKSHOP 21
DETAILED PLAN
HOP
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VERSION
PARKING
02
20
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUD
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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DETAILED DRAWING
ABDUL AZEEZ M(16110001) KIRTHANA SHRI C(16110016)
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BRIEF: TO DESIGN A LOCAL BUS STATION IN A GIVEN SITE OF ROORKEE, UTTARAKHAND MAIN TASKS: TO STUDY HUMAN AND VEHICULAR CIRCULATION IN LOCAL BUS STATIONS AND TO MAKE FLOWCHART FOR THE SAME. SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD,SKETCHUP(VRAY),ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR
PROJECT DETAIL|13
|PORTFOLIO Feeder Service
BUS BAYS DEVELOPMENT
INITIAL CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
Bus Bays , Terminal Building
ENTRIES AND EXIT
DIFFERENT TYPES OF BUS FLOW IN THE SITE
Idle Bus Parking , Workshop
Saw Tooth Bays
Giving entry and exit for the buses on both the sides of the site reduces the intersections between the bus flow between different routes.
Delhi to Haridwar , Rishikesh
Advantages
Haridwar to Delhi , Aligarh , Meerut
Providing two entries for the passengers on either side of the road reduces congestion.
Helps in easy and fast circulation.
Delhi to Dehradun separate entry for the terminal staffs increases their convenience
Saw tooth bays can accomodate more number of bays in a particular interval of time. Because the time taken to align the bus in abay and bring it back to the passage way is less compared to the other type of bays.
3m
Future 12 m
11 m
8m
Workshop
PARALLEL BAY
5m SAW TOOTH BAY ANGULAR 30 DEG
Idle Bus Parking FEERDER SERVICE AND PARKING
PEOPLE ENTRY BUS FLOW FEEDER MODE PEOPLE DENSITY
ANGULAR 45 DEG
Feeder service provides access to the city through cabs , auto... for the off-loaded passangers.
ANGULAR 60 DEG
Separate parking is required for the terminal staffs.
TIME
*comparision between bays on time taken
by a bus from entry to exit with an average layover time of 2 - 6 min
Public parking is required for the visitors.
Requires lesser road width , because the bus doesnot need to turn much. PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Disadvantages
DEVELOPED DESIGN
consumes more area per unit bay. effective width
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
COMMERCIAL LEASE PLATFORM
GREEN SPACE
Alighting platform
FLOW DIRECTION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
WORKSHOP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
AMENITIES
BUS BAYS
PASSENGERS
Also it helps in reducing the area of sweep during the turns in entry and exit, which helps in reducing congestion.
INFORMATION CENTER
INTERNAL CIRCULATION ROAD
Decreasing the intersections between the bus flow decreases congestion.
EXTERNAL CIRCULATION ROAD
This helps in maintaining steady flow and improves circulation.
BUS ENTRY OFF LOADING BAYS
TOILET
LOADING BAYS
ENTRY 1
BUS EXIT
Bus flow should not be interfered by passengers flow.
OFFICE
WORKSHOP AMENITIES
IDLE PARKING
Keeping these two flows separate ,highly influences the circulation.
Private parking
Typology Green space
Waiting area
Fuel station
Shops
Staff passage
BUS TERMINAL DESIGN
Feeder mode should be located near off loading bays.
BUS STAFF
Passangers
Terminal staff
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Dynamic bay allocation
Common bays
CONCEPT SHEET
PASSENGER AMENITIES
TERMINAL STAFF AMENITIES
BUS STAFF AMENITIES
Concourse
Revenue Office
Dormitories (for night operations)
Eateries
Terminal Office
Resting Room
TERMINAL CONCOURSE
FEEDER MODE
Feeder mode
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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Providing buffer space to an offset of 4m from the adjoining road gives access to easy flow of buses during entry and exit.
OFF LOADING BAYS
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN-V
EXIT
ARRIVAL CONCOURSE
Mid size Two wheeler
SURVEILLANCE
FEEDER MODE
PAVEMENT
Local Auto parking
AMENITIES
DORMITORY
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Car parking
PRIVATE VEHICLE PARKING
ENTRY 1
layover time ( 2- 6 min )
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SECURITY AND INFORMATION OFFICE
BUS EXIT
layover time ( 2- 6 min )
IDLE BUS PARKING
REVENUE OFFICE
TERMINAL STAFF
BUS ENTRY Temporary parking
BUS
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
FEEDER MODE AND PRIVATE PARKING
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
FUNCTIONAL ARRANGEMENT OF FLOW
FUNCTIONAL ARRANGEMENT OF FLOW FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Ticketing PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION Giving semi privacy to terminal staffs , with limited access to passengers and visitors.
Resting room
Canteen
Information
Canteen
Drinking Water
Drinking Water
Drinking Water
Toilets
Toilets
Toilets
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2019| AREA STATEMENT SPACE
S.NO
AREA
1
IDLE BUS PARKING
1574.19 SQ.M
2
WORKSHOP
466.7 SQ.M
3
TERMINAL BUILDING OFFICE
4
STAFF TOILET
5
CANTEEN
6
PUBLIC TOILET (2)
74 SQ.M
7
WAITING AREA
33.33SQ.M
106.8 SQ.M
4 SQ.M
SOUTH ELEVATION
SCALE 1 : 200
22.9 SQ.M
NORTH ELEVATION
ROOF PLAN
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN-V
SCALE 1 : 200
SCALE 1 : 1000
BUS TERMINAL DESIGN
EAST ELEVATION
SCALE 1 : 750
WEST ELEVATION
SCALE 1 : 750
PLAN,ELEVATION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
ABDUL AZEEZ M(16110001) KIRTHANA SHRI C(16110016)
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T VERSION
5 4
T VERSIO 11
7
22
14
19
17
13 15
10
22 16
23
16
WORKSHOP
17
PUBLIC CAR PARKING
COMMERCIAL SHOP
18
E-RICKSHAW/AUTO
STAFF PARKING
TWO-WHEELER PARKING
20
PEOLPLE ENTRY
21
PEOPLE ENTRY
13
8
9
22
GREEN SPACE
23
SEATING SPACE
11 15
PUBLIC TOILET
PUBLIC TOILET Located in the concourse and has separate toilet for the differently abled people.
Located in the concourse and has separate toilet for the differently abled people.
Located in workshop with attached toilet facility
SCALE 1 : 1000
19
14
12
OFFICE IN WORKSHOP 21
DETAILED PLAN
IDLE BUS PARKING
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
4
9
6
10
SCALE 1 : 50
2 5
DORMITORY Located in the idle bus parking area ,where bus staffs can stay and take rest during night hours.
STAFF TOILET located in the workshop and easily accessible to the bus staffs after parking their buses in idle parking.
OFFICE IN CONCOURSE Semi-private area which has separate entry for staffs and a restricted entry which can be accessed by passangers and also by bus staffs for their attendence or for submitting the revenue or to canteen. This semi private area consists of one security and information office , one surveillance room , one maintanance room , one revenue office , with toilet and canteen facility.
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN-V
RODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Toilet and canteen is provide for the use of terminal and bus staff use only.
TUDENT VERSION
7
22 18 12
8
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3
20
352'8&(' %< $1 $872'(6. 678'(17 9(56,21
1
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
2
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDEN
3
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT
6
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
1
2019|
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
DETAILED DRAWING
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
ABDUL AZEEZ M(16110001) KIRTHANA SHRI C(16110016)
4 BUS TERMINAL|17
|PORTFOLIO
03 COWORKING OFFICE DESIGN(7th SEMESTER) DESIGN STUDIO EXERCISE
18|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
BRIEF: TO DESIGN A COWORKING OFFICE IN A GIVEN SITE OF BANGALORE,KARNATAKA. MAIN TASKS:SITE ANALYSIS,LITERATURE STUDY,CASE STUDIES,PRELIMINARY DESIGN, FINAL DESIGN,MODEL MAKING,REPORT SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD,SKETCHUP(VRAY),REVIT,ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR,ADOBE PHOTOSHOP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PROJECT DETAIL|19
|PORTFOLIO
VE
N
IO
RS
T
EN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
UD
CONCEPT EVOLUTION
K ES
ST
D
AN
CE
Total number of parking lots provided
D
15
U OD
Total number of columns
UD ST EN T VE RS N IO
Core and service area.
SK
Heat gaining wall.
DE TO
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
1200mm * 1200mm
AU
Grid dimension
500mm * 500 mm
AN
Column dimension
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
BY
Placing the core and service areas along a boundary wall helps in easy ventilation and pipes and shafts can be easily placed in the exterior facade.
Plan form derived from basic geometric shapes with concrete plates forming louvers running from top to bottom .
BASEMENT PLAN LEVEL ONE
COLOUMN GRID
A
PR
Providing curvature along the lake view side D BY help in giving more visibility for the whole UCE D O span of the building . PR
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Core and service area
O UT
22
Width of the ramp
6m
Width of the the driveway
5m
Area of a parking lot
12sq.m
Percentage slope of the ramp
10%
length of the ramp
34m
Considered turning radius of a car
5m
Cooler working areas.
SK DE TO AU
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
AN
Since south facing wall recieves winter light and also situated near lake , glass curtain wall can be used to allow the day light and to maximize the view of external environment .
Entry and exit of basement parking
T EN UD ST
Black line in the above diagram represents a concrete wall and the blue line represents the glass curtain wall. Studies shows that productivity increases when workers have visual connection with the external environment .
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Providing solid wall in the north facing side helps to reduce the heat gain due to north summer light .
N IO RS VE
Core and service areas can be placed along the north side i.e along the heat gaining wall during summer .
ED UC OD PR
T
VE
RS
IO
N
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
EN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SHAFT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRINT NOOK
BASEMENT PLAN LEVEL TWO Area of a parking lot
SMALL OFFICE WORK CLUSTER
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
FT SHA
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION K
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
UD
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
ST
LOUNGE
SMALL OFFICE
12 sq.m
Width of the the driveway
6m
Considered turning radius of a car
5.5 m
Fenestrations are minimised on the north facing wall to minimise the heat gain .
Extensive use of glass curtain wall in the south to experience the view of lake .
SCALE 1 : 300
UNPARKING OF A CAR
SURFACE PARKING
An overall overhang is provided to cast shading on these walls thus minimising heat gain .
Total number of parking lots provided
CLIMATE RESPONSIVE FEATURES
27
Width of the ramp
6m
Width of the the driveway
5m
Area of a parking lot
`12sq.m
Percentage slope of the ramp
8%
length of the ramp
40m
Considered turning radius of a car
PRI NOO NT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Basement Toeards Exit
5m
ENTRY TO THE OFF ICE
Entry Towards Basement
EXIT FROM THE OFFICE
Entry and exit of basement parking
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
ENTRY TO THE BASEMENT EXIT FROM THE BASEMENT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SK
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
DE
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
TO
MOVING DOWN
SMALL OFFICE
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
LARGE OFFICE
MULTIPURPOSE
PAN
AU
ELEC MECH
initial development two
TRY
ELEC
MOVING UP
PARKING OF A CAR
LARGE OFFICE
WORK CLUSTER
facade .
AN
LOUNGE
SMALL OFFICE
BY
ELEC MECH
D
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
LARGE OFFICE
CE
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Entry Towards Surface Parking
11 m
DU
UTILISING EXISTING FEATURES
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Surface ParkingTowards Exit
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
O
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
6m
Providing angled parking helps to reduce the width of the driveway .
PR
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
OPTIMIZED VEHICULAR CIRCULATION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
initial development one Initial concept was to design a climate responsive
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
BY
SITE PLAN
MECH
PARKING OF A CAR UNPARKING OF A CAR FIRE EGRESS ROUTE
Fire Egress Route
MEET SMALL OFFICE
Extensive use of glass curtain wall in the south to recieve the sunlight during winter . Fire Staircase Emergency Egress Route
Using solid wall with less number of fenestrations on the north side helps to reduce heat gain .
Fire Engine Passage Way In Case Of Emergency
Providing core and service areas along the north helps to lower the inner temperature during summer .
SMALL OFFICE WORK CLUSTER
Vehicle Movement
UNPARKING OF A CAR
MOVING UP MOVING DOWN PARKING OF A CAR
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SCALE 1 : 300
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
UNPARKING OF A CAR
SCALE 1 : 300
KEY PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
13.8%
42.2%
26%
18%
SPACE DISTRIBUTION WORKING SPACE
Entry
INFORMAL AND INTERACTIVE SPACE
Circulation
CIRCULATION SPACE
CORE AND SERVICE AREA
SCALE 1 : 200
SCALE 1 : 200 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
FIRE ESCAPE ROUTE
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
TERRACE PLAN
7.5%
10%
42.2%
28%
22%
19.8%
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
39.5%
31%
SPACE DISTRIBUTION WORKING SPACE
AREA DISTRIBUTION
INFORMAL AND INTERACTIVE SPACE CIRCULATION SPACE
WORKING SPACE
SCALE 1 : 100
CORE AND SERVICE AREA
INFORMAL AND INTERACTIVE SPACE CIRCULATION SPACE
CORE AND SERVICE AREA
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SCALE 1 : 200
SCALE 1 : 200
2019|
ELEVATION D
ELEVATION A
ELEVATION B
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
MECH
LOUNGE
PRINT NOOK
SHAFT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
LOUNGE
PRINT NOOK
SMALL OFFICE
LARGE OFFICE
ELEC
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
MECH
C
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SMALL OFFICE
SMALL OFFICE SMALL OFFICE WORK CLUSTER WORK CLUSTER
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
LARGE OFFICE
ELEC
D
SHAFT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
D
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
C
ELEVATION C
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
A
A B
A’
3D VIEWS
A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SECTION A-A’
SECTION A-A’
SCALE 1:150
SCALE 1 : 150
GL
ROOF LEVEL +17.4M Section through ramps
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
TERRACE FLOOR LEVEL +14.6M THIRD FLOOR LEVEL +11.1M SECOND FLOOR LEVEL +7.6M FIRST FLOOR LEVEL +4.1M
GROUND LEVEL 0M
Entry and exit of basement parking
PLINTH LEVEL +0.6M
BASEMENT LEVEL 1 -3M BASEMENT LEVEL 2 -6M
SECTION A-A’
GL
SCALE 1 : 150
COWORKING OFFICE|21
|PORTFOLIO 3D VIEWS
CONCEPT OF PROVIDING TEMPORARY ROOF TO SHADE SIDE WALLS
Terrace
Third Floor CONCRETE WALL
Second Floor
SUMMER
METAL SHEET ROOFING
SHADING AREA
First Floor
SHADING AREA
GLASS CURTAIN WALL RECTANGULAR BEAM
CORE AND SERVICE AREA
WORKING AREA
THE SHADING ROOF BLOCKS THE SUNLIGHT ON THE NORTH FACING WALL. THIS HELPS TO REDUCE THE HEAT GAIN. WORKING AREAS REMAIN COOLER DURING SUMMER AS THE CORE IS SITUATED ALONG THE HEAT GAINING WALL.
AS THE WORKING AND INFORMAL AREEAS ARE SITUATED ALONG THE GLASS CURTAIN WALL WORKING DESKS CAN BE ORIENTED TOWARDS THE LAKE TO GIVE A PLEASANT EXPERIENCE FOR THE WORKER .
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Ground Floor
2019|
COWORKING OFFICE|23
|PORTFOLIO
04 WORKING DRAWING (7th SEMESTER) TECHNICAL EXERCISE
24|KIRTHANA SHRI C
BRIEF:TO TAKE UP ANY RESIDENCE AND DO WORKING DRAWING FOR THE SAME. MAIN TASKS:CORPORATION DRAWING.FLOOR PLANS,ELEVATIONS,SECTIONS,FOOTING, COLUMNS,SLAB AND BEAM FRAMING,TOILET AND KITCHEN DETAILING SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD
PRODUCED PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT STUDENT VERSIONVERSION
2019|
PROJECT DETAIL|25
|PORTFOLIO
1
MG 1
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
1
SD 1
1
A
1
2
2
1
1
2 3
2 3
MD
UP
C 1 C 1
W 2
W 7
4
4 3
3
MD
5
C 1
W 5
D 2
W 2
D 3
5
W 5
4
5
21 22 12
UP
W 7
23 13
DN
5
5 D 3
W 2
7
16
29
17
28
18
27
19
C
D
E
22
UP
2 1
TERRACE FF LVL
1
6
6
C 1
4 3
C 2
D 3
6
A
B
6
KW 1
W 2
D
C
DN
C 1
D 2
W C 5 3
D 3
A
4 3
4 3
5
5
4
4
C 2
TYPE
LENGTH(L)
BREADTH(B)
S.NO 1
TYPE 1
LENGTH(L) 3550
BREADTH(B) 4560
1
A
S.NO
4
S.NO
C 2
B
6 A
1
2 3
V 1
W 2
C
2 3
TERRACE FF LVL
6
6
W 5
C 1
D
6
6
C 1
6
GROUND FLOOR PLAN A B D E C
A
A
B
C
FIRST FLOOR PLAN B C D E
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
D
E
TERRACE FLOOR PLAN A B C D E TERRACE FLOOR PLAN 1
CURB WALL
CURB WALL
D 3
SW 2
SW 1
CURB WALL
CURB WALL
D 3
W 5
SW 2
SW 1
UP
D 3
W 5
UP
D 3 W 5
MD
W 5
MD
WINDOWS SCHEDULE TYPE
SECTION B-B'
SECTION A-A'
DESCRIPTION
W1
WINDOW-1
W2
WINDOW-2
W3
WINDOW-3
WINDOWS SCHEDULE W4 WINDOW-4
SECTION B-B'
SECTION A-A'
A
B
C D
E
1
3
2
5
4
6
E
D C
B
3
4
2
A
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
5
6
1
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
TYPE W5
WINDOW-5 DESCRIPTION
W6 W1
WINDOW-6 WINDOW-1
W7 W2
WINDOW-7 WINDOW-2
SW-1 W3
STAIRCASE WINDOW-3 WINDOW-1
BREADTH(B) BREADTH(B) 1100 8915 2800
3
3
B
C D
E
1
3
2
5
4
E
D C
B
A
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
SW 2
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
V 1
W 2
V 1
W 7
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
D 4
W 2
V 1
W 2
W 2
V 1
W 2
2
1 15mm GROOVE AT EVERY 385mm
1350
2800
3,780,000
2500
5000
12,500,000
+7506 (TERRACE FFL) SW 1
D 3
+9068 (WHITE BAND)
W 5
W 5
15mm GROOVE AT EVERY 385mm
+9068 (WHITE BAND)
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
+6705(BACONY LVL) +3886 (BACONYROOF FLOOR LVL)
+6705 +3886 (BACONY (BACONY ROOF FLOORLVL) LVL)
HAND RAIL RAIL TO DETAIL
SW 2 W 7
W 5
D 3 SW 2
W 5
GROOVE AT EVERY 750mm W 5
W 7
1
SD 1
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL) KW 1
W 2
D 4
SOUTH ELEVATION
SD 1
V 1
W 5
LENGTH(L)
BREADTH(B)
TYPE 1
LENGTH(L) 6339
BREADTH(B) 3925
13200 1120
8915 4900
+3886 (BACONY FLOOR LVL)
W 5
W 5
EAST ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION MD
SV 1
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
GROOVE AT EVERY 750mm
W 7
WEST ELEVATION WEST ELEVATION
+3886 (BACONY FLOOR LVL)
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
NORTH ELEVATION
LEGENDS +381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
EAST ELEVATION
PAINT WITH GROOVES& 3 SHADES
LEGENDS WHITE PAINT MUDDY YELLOW PAINT WITHWITH TEXTURE PAINT GROOVES& 3 SHADES BROWN PAINT WITH GROOVES (GROOVE THICKNESS 15mm) WHITE PAINT GLASS MUDDY YELLOW PAINT WITH TEXTURE BROWN PAINT BROWN PAINT WITH GROOVES (GROOVE THICKNESS 15mm) GLASS BROWN PAINT
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A 2
DEDUCTIONS LENGTH(L)
TYPE 1
6339
3925
2
2
1120
4900
WIDTH
HEIGHT
SILL. LINTEL HT 0.304 M 2.44 M
2.13 M
1.22 M
1.68 M
0.76 M
0.61 M
2.13 M
0.304 M 2.44 M
0.61 M
1.68 M
0.76 M
2.44 M
2.44 M
SILL.M 2.44 M 1.53 M HEIGHT 1.68 M 0.76 WIDTH LINTEL HT 2.44 M M 3.66 M M 2.13 1.68 MM 2.44 0.76 M M 0.304 1.22 2.13 M M 1.68
0.304 M 2.44 M 0.76 M
2.44- M
1.22 2.92 MM
1.06 0.77 M M
1.38- M
0.76 0.8 M M
1.06 0.77 M M
1.38- M
0.80 2.40 MM
0.76 M M 1.52
0.75 - M
1.51- M 2.44 M -
2.44 M 2.44 M -
1.68M+0.99M 2.44 M
2.13 M M 1.52
0.30 - M
SW-5
STAIRCASE WINDOW-5
0.80 M
0.91 M
-
-
KITCHEN WINDOW-1
1.22 M
1.06 M
1.38 M
2.44 M
VENTILATOR
0.76 M
1.06 M
1.38 M
2.44 M
0.76 M
0.75 M
D1
DOOR-1
D2
DOOR-2
TYPE D4
DOOR-4DESCRIPTION
MD SD1
MAIN DOOR SERVENT TOILET DOOR DOOR-1 TERRACE DOOR
0.80 M
1.51 M
1.68M+0.99M 2.13 M 0.30 SILL.M 2.44 M WIDTH HEIGHT LINTEL HT 1.22 M
2.44 M
0.99 M
2.44 M
0.84 M
2.44 M
0.91 M
2.44 M
WIDTH 0.76 M HEIGHT 2.44 M 1.22 0.76 M 0.99 M 0.91M
AREA 97,285,425SQ.MM FORMULA=L*B 97.3SQ.M 24,880,575 5,488,000 20,392,575
TOTAL AREA
1.22 M
0.91 M M 1.22
117,678,000 5,488,000 20,392,575
TOTAL BREADTH(B) AREA
1
KITCHEN WINDOW-1 STAIRCASE WINDOW-1
DESCRIPTION
AREA FORMULA=L*B AREA 24,880,575 FORMULA=L*B
DEDUCTIONS TYPE
VENTILATOR STAIRCASE WINDOW-2
CORNER WINDOW-1
AREA 111,502,500SQ.MM FORMULA=L*B 111.5SQ.M 117,678,000
S.NO
2.44- M
MAIN DOOR
BREADTH(B) TOTAL AREA 8915
S.NO 1
CORNER WINDOW-1 STAIRCASE WINDOW-4
0.0 M
2.44 M
0.0 M
2.44 M
0.0 M
2.44 M
0.0 M
2.44 M
SILL. 0.0 M LINTEL 2.44 M HT
2.44 M 1.50
0.0 M
2.44 M 2.28
0.0 M
2.44 M 1.50 2.44 M 2.28
D2 FD1
DOOR-2 DOOR-1 FRENCH
0.84 M 3.05
2.44 M
0.0 M
2.44 M
FD2 D3
FRENCH DOOR-3 DOOR-2
2.44 0.91 M
2.44 M
0.0 M
2.44 M
MG1 D4
MAIN GATE SLIDING DOOR DOOR-4
3M 0.76 M
1.5MM 2.44
0.0 M M 0.0
2.44 M 1.50 M
SERVENT TOILET DOOR
0.76 M
1.50 M
0.0 M
TD1
TERRACE DOOR
0.91M
2.28 M
0.0 M
FD1
FRENCH DOOR-1
3.05 M
2.44 M
0.0 M
2.44 M
FD2
FRENCH DOOR-2
2.44 M
2.44 M
0.0 M
2.44 M
MG1
MAIN GATE SLIDING DOOR
3M
1.5M
0.0 M
SD1 GROOVE AT EVERY 750mm
HAND RAIL RAIL TO DETAIL
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
SW 2
W 2
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
SOUTH ELEVATION
SW SV2
+3962 (FIRST FLOOR LVL)
13200
CW1 SW-4
D1 TD1
GROOVE AT EVERY 750mm +7506 (TERRACE FFL)
LENGTH(L)
A
0.91M M 0.304 - M 2.44- M 2.13
D3 DOOR-3 DOOR SCHEDULE
+6705 (BACONY ROOF LVL)
17,765,000 TYPE
0.80 MM 0.91
CW1
12,500,000 17,765,000 AREA FORMULA=L*B 111,502,500SQ.MM 1,485,000 111.5SQ.M
2
2.44- M
MD
TOTAL AREA 1100
3
- M 0.76
TYPE
BREADTH(B)
129,267,500 3,780,000
2
0.76- M
SERVENT TOILET VENTILATOR STAIRCASE WINDOW-3
5000
AREA FORMULA=L*B AREA 1,485,000 FORMULA=L*B
3
1.68- M
SV1 SW-3
101.5SQ.M
1350
1.52 0.76 M M
KWI SW-1 V SW-2
101,490,000SQ.MM
AREA FORMULA=L*B
1
2.44 MM 3.66
SV1 SERVENT TOILET VENTILATOR DOOR SCHEDULE
+9068 (WHITE BAND)
MD
+3886 (BACONY FLOOR LVL)
W 2
SW 2
+3962 (FIRST FLOOR LVL)
KW 1
W 2
15mm GROOVE AT EVERY 385mm
SW 2
V 1
W 2
SW 1
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
+6705(BACONY ROOF LVL)
D 3
+9068 (WHITE BAND)
+3886 (BACONY FLOOR LVL)
3
D 3
SW 2
W 2
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
4
15mm GROOVE AT EVERY 385mm +9068 (WHITE BAND) +10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM) +7506 (TERRACE FFL)
SW 1
W 2
5
6
SW 1
6
+9068 (WHITE BAND) +10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM) +7506 (TERRACE FFL)
LENGTH(L)
TYPE
0.77M M 0.304 - M 2.44- M 2.13
STAIRCASE WINDOW-5 WINDOW-7
V
A
2500
1.52M M 1.68
SW-5 W7
KWI
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
DEDUCTIONS
0.77MM 1.68
STAIRCASE WINDOW-6 WINDOW-4
16,188,000
129,267,500
14500 1350
0.8 M M 0.61
SW-4 W6
8915
LENGTH(L) 1350
2.92 MM 0.61
STAIRCASE WINDOW-4 WINDOW-2 STAIRCASE WINDOW-5 WINDOW-3
14500
LENGTH(L)
A 2
2.40 MM 1.53
SW-2 W4 SW-3 W5
BREADTH(B)
101,490,000SQ.MM 101.5SQ.M AREA FORMULA=L*B
DEDUCTIONS
1 2
S.NO
A
A
LENGTH(L)
TYPE 1
1 2
2
TYPE
TYPE
1
2
1
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
4560
S.NO
1
A
SITE PLAN
3550
TOTAL AREA
S.NO 1
S.NO
A
E
AREA FORMULA=L*B AREA 16,188,000 FORMULA=L*B 117,678,000
8915
BREADTH(B)
TOTAL AREA
5
1
V 1
LENGTH(L)
1
1
S.NO
SITE PLAN
13200
TYPE
1
W 2
117,678,000
S.NO
TERRACE FF LVL
5
5
CW 35
D 3
AREA FORMULA=L*B
1
A
D 3
C 1
D 2
A
8915
DEDUCTIONS
5
C 2
C 1
E
BREADTH(B)
13200
23
C 1
6
LENGTH(L)
DEDUCTIONS
D 2
D 4
A
1
D 2
KW 1
TYPE
S.NO
2 3
BACONY ROOF LVL
TERRACE FF LVL
C 2
21
24
1
BACONY ROOF LVL
W 5
20
25
C 1
W 5
W 2
B
W 2
D 4
6
5
A
2 3
2 3
C 3
C 2
15
V 1
D 2
E
D 3
14
W 2
4
C D 1 3
20
25
C W1 2
V 1
D
1
1
D 3
C
2
2
C 1
24 11
26
V 1
UP
W 2
4
4 3
1
1
C 3
W 7
13
17 18
8
5
V 1
E
B
16
19
26
6
2
D
A
15
2
28
9
1
C
C 1
27
10
W 5
W 2
4 3
B
14
7 SW
3
1
E
12
10
29
W 7
4
SD2 1
D
D 3 11
8
SW
52
C
C 1
9
UP
6
2 3
B
SW 2
UP
SW 2
2
A
PRODUCED BY BY AN AN AUTODESK VERSION PRODUCED AUTODESKSTUDENT STUDENT VERSION
MG 1
2.28 M
97,285,425SQ.MM 97.3SQ.M
2019| A
B
B
D
C
E
D
C
E
1
1
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
1 1 UP
SW 2
2 2
2
UP
SW 2
2
SD 1
SD 1
6
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
A
5 6
3
3
4
2
3
4
4
5
5
V 1
5
D 2
D 2
W 2
D 3
W 2
D 3
W 5
W 5
6
D 4
6
D 4
W 2
KW 1
KW 1
W 2
A
B
A
D
C
B
6
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT STUDENT VERSIONVERSION
4 V 1
6
3
W 5
W 5
W 2
W 2
5
MD
UP
UP
3
MD
1
2 1
4
W 7
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
3
W 7
4
5
E
C
D
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
E
GROUND FLOOR PLAN WORKING DRAWING|27
|PORTFOLIO A A
B
B
C
D
E
D
C
A
E
B
A
2
2
2
5
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
TERRACE FF LVL TERRACE FF LVL
6
6
A
B
A
D
C
B
C
D
E
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
4
TERRACE FLOOR PLAN
4 5
6
3
4 5
6
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
3
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
3
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
TERRACE FF LVL TERRACE FF LVL
1
SW 2 C 1
2
C 1
C 1
SW 2
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
BACONY ROOF LVL
1
1
2
BACONY ROOF LVL
C 1
11 10 12
8
33
C 1
15
14
7
16
15
7
29
16
17
29
28
17
18
28
27
18
19
C27 126
26
19
25
D 3
13
8
C 1
21
21
24
24
C 1
20
20
25
C 2
C 2
22
22
V 1
5
C 2
W 5
D 3
C 1
D 2
C 1
W 2
4
4
5
5
W 5
C 2
D 3
V 1
C 1
5
3
23
W 2
44
3
23
UP UP DN DN
W 2
2
D 3
14
9
10
2
C 3
W 7 C 3
W 7
13
11
9
D 3 D 3
12
C D 1 3
D 2
C 3
D 3
C 3
W 2
W 5
W 5
D 2
D 2
6
C 1
6
C 2
C 1
E
C 2
A
TERRACEPRODUCED FLOOR PLAN BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
B
C
6
C 1
V 1
W 2
V 1
W 2
D
6
C 1
E
FIRST FLOOR PLAN E STUDENT VERSION A B PRODUCED C D BY AN AUTODESK
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
C 4
C 1
C 2
C 2
C
C 1 1
C C 2
2
C 1
C 1
C 1
C 1
C 3
C 1
C 2
C 3
C 1
C 1 C 1
C 1
C 2
C 1
C 3 C 3
C 2
C 2
C 3
C 3
C 1 C 1
C 1
C 2
C 1
C 1
C 1
C 1
C 1
C 1
C 4
C 2
C 2
C 1
C 1
C 1
28|KIRTHANA SHRI C
C 2
C 1
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
C 1
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
C 3 C 3
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
C 1 C 1
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
C 1
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
C 1
C 4
C 4
C 1
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
2
5
E
1
1
4
E
D
1
1
3
D
C C
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
1
B
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
2019|
WORKING DRAWING|29
|PORTFOLIO
5
SW 2
SW 2 W 7
D 3
SW 2
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SW 2
MD
SV 1
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
+6705(BACONY ROOF LVL)
+3886 (BACONY FLOOR LVL)
GROOVE AT EVERY 750mm
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
UP
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
+9068 (WHITE BAND)
15mm GROOVE AT EVERY 385mm
SW 1
D 3
+9068 (WHITE BAND) 15mm GROOVE AT EVERY 385mm +7506 (TERRACE FFL)
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
+6705 (BACONY ROOF LVL) +6705 (BACONY ROOF LVL)
W 5
W 5
W 5
GROOVE AT EVERY 750mm
GROOVE AT EVERY 750mm HAND RAIL RAIL TO DETAIL +3886 (BACONY FLOOR LVL)
HAND RAIL RAIL TO DETAIL +3886 (BACONY FLOOR LVL) W 5
W 5
W 5
W 5
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION EAST ELEVATION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
EAST ELEVATION
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
3
5
4
SW 2
6 A
B
C D
E
6
W 2
V 1
W 2
W 2
V 1
W 2
+3962 (FIRST FLOOR LVL)
+3962 (FIRST FLOOR LVL)
V 1
W 2
W SD2 1
V 1
W 2
W 2
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
WEST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
C D
E
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
UP
B
+9068 (WHITE +9068 (WHITE BAND)
UP
UP
BAND)
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
V 1
W 2
V 1
W 2
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
+3886 (BACONY FLOOR LVL)
KW 1
W 2
D 4
KW 1
W 2
D 4
+3886 (BACONY FLOOR LVL)
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
SOUTH ELEVATION
+381(GROUND FLOOR LVL)
SOUTH ELEVATION
30|KIRTHANA SHRI C
S PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
+7506 (TERRACE FFL)
A
UP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
5
4
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
3
2
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
1
1
2
SW 1
D 3
NORTH ELEVATION
2
SD 1
W 5
3
4
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
1
W 7
15mm GROOVE AT EVERY 385mm
+9068 (WHITE BAND)
5
6
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SW 1
UP
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
B
1
2
UP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
D C
3
4
+10701 (TOP OF HEADROOM)
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
E
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
6
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
2019| PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
D 3
D 3
W 5
MD
W 5
MD
SECTION B-B'
CURB WALL
SW 1
D 3 SW 1
SECTION A-A'
SECTION A-A'
UP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
CTION B-B'
D 3
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
W 5
W 5
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SW 2
UP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
UP
CURB WALL
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
CURB WALL
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
UP
CURB WALL
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
WORKING DRAWING|31
|PORTFOLIO
V 1
V 1
D 2
D 2
UP
UP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
LEGENDS
C1
LEGENDS
C2 C1 C3 C2
C3
F.F.MASTER BED ROOM TOILET
F.F.MASTER BED ROOM TOILET 32|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
KW 1 KW 1
KW 1 KW 1
UP UP
6 5 6
4
5
3 2
4
1
3
UP
2 1
UP
WORKING DRAWING|33
|PORTFOLIO
05 BISHNUPUR DOCUMENTATION (MEASURED DRAWING)
34|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
DOCUMENTATION|35
|PORTFOLIO
06 MOHAMMED GHAUS TOMB DOCUMENTATION (HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE)
36|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
DOCUMENTATION|37
|PORTFOLIO
INTERNSHIP
38|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
PROJECTS
PROJECT DETAIL|39
|PORTFOLIO
07 INTERIOR DESIGN OF ROOM DESIGNQUBE
40|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
BRIEF: TO DO INTERIOR DESIGN OF A ROOM OF A RESIDENCE FROM VIJAYAWADA, ANDHRA PRADESH MAIN TASKS: MOODBOARD OF CLIENT,AREA STATEMENT FOR EACH SPACE,3D MODEL SOFTWARE USED: SKETCHUP
PROJECT DETAIL|41
|PORTFOLIO
3D VIEW
CELING WITH FAN AND CASETTE AC AND LIGHTING(COVE)
42|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
MIRROR
GOLDEN GLOSSY LAMINATE WALL PAPER
CLOCK LIKE ARRANGED PHOTO FRAMES SMALL BED BESIDE WINDOW CHAIR DRESSING TABLE
GRANITE SKINNED SEATING
LOFT STORAGE WARDROBE
SEATING SPACE
CASETTE AC
GOLDEN GLOSSY LAMINATE WALL PAPER FINISH CANTILEVERED BED CARPET BEIGE FLOOR FINISH
INTERIOR DESIGN|43
|PORTFOLIO
10 ANDC TROPHY
60|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
BRIEF:TO TAKE UP A LIMINAL SPACE AND REDESIGN THE SPACE ACCORDING TO PEOPLE NEEDS MAIN TASKS: URBAN DESIG STUDY,SITE ANALYSIS,DESIGN FINALIZATION SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD,REVIT,SKETCHUP
PROJECT DETAIL|61
|PORTFOLIO
62|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
ANDC TROPHY|63
|PORTFOLIO
11 HUDCO TROPHY
64|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
BRIEF:TO DESIGN AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING(EWS UNIT) CONSIDERING LOW CONNSTRUCTION COST AND SUSTAINABILITY MAIN TASKS: URBAN DESIG STUDY,SITE ANALYSIS,DESIGN FINALIZATION,COST ESTIMATION SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD,REVIT,SKETCHUP,ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR,ADOBE PHOTOSHOP,3DS MAX
PROJECT DETAIL|65
|PORTFOLIO
66|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
HUDCO TROPHY|67
|PORTFOLIO
68|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
HUDCO TROPHY|69
|PORTFOLIO
12 IGBC TROPHY
70|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
BRIEF:TO DESIGN AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING(EWS UNIT) CONSIDERING LOW CONNSTRUCTION COST AND SUSTAINABILITY MAIN TASKS: SITE ANALYSIS,SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL STUDY,COMMUNITY SPACE STUDY,DESIGN FINALIZATION SOFTWARE USED: AUTOCAD,SKETCHUP,ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR,ADOBE PHOTOSHOP
PROJECT DETAIL|71
|PORTFOLIO
72|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
IGBC TROPHY|73
|PORTFOLIO
MISCELLANEOUS
74|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
WORKS
PROJECT DETAIL|75
|PORTFOLIO
13 SKETCHING
76|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
SKETCHING|77
|PORTFOLIO
14 MODEL MAKING
78|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
MODEL MAKING|79
|PORTFOLIO
15 WORKSHOP
80|KIRTHANA SHRI C
2019|
KINETIC SCULPTURE
HUMAN CENTRED DESIGN
WORKSHOPS|81
|PORTFOLIO
THANK YOU
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82|KIRTHANA SHRI C
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