Khushboo Gehlot

L & T Incubation Centre

Architectural Design | Sem 5

Incubation centre is a building dedicated to providing startups and emerging businesses with access to the resources they require.

Larsens & Tubro (L&T)– Jaipur’s regional HQ has proposed to came up with an Incubation centre.

The purpose of this center will be, to hire building talent and incubate models for large scale projects.

To evolve a built form which reflects the L&T’s stature (both present and future) and also to work out a design solution with integrated different activities happening as per Incubation centre.

Location - Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur

Type - Commercial [ Office Building ]

Area - 875 Sq. .

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Front view

02Mixed - Use Building

The term “mixed-use” refers to a style of urban development, urban design, urban planning, or zoning that combines different uses such as residential, commercial, cultural, institutional, or entertainment into one area, where those functions are partial physically and functionally integrated and that offers pedestrian connections.

A mixed-use building aims to combine two or more uses into one structure such as residential, hotel, retail, parking, transportation, cultural and entertainment.

To understand the integration of electrical and plumbing services in the design of a high rise mixed use building.

Integration of structural, constructional and spatial system with Building Service system.

Location - Raja park, Jaipur

Type - Mixed use [Commercial + Residential]

Area - 900 Sq. m.

Tower B

Tower A

Skill Development Academy

Architectural Design | Sem 7

Skill development allow trainees and people of working age to acquire dexterity, knowledge, and ability, career ethics as well as excellent working attitude through skill training. The establishment of skill standards and other related activities.

To design a Skill Development Academy in Jaipur on a sloppy terrain, creating a user friendly campus without avoiding the physiographical characteristics of site. To create open & built spaces which are ‘conducive to learning’.

Location - Jhalana Industrial Area, Jaipur

Type - Institutional

Area - 19000 Sq. m.

Upper Ground Floor Plan

Shaded pathways Common area

Central sitting space

Section

Interactive corridor Informal Gathering space

04 Meditation Centre

Landscape Design | Sem 6

A meditation center is a place where people meet to learn about meditation and practice it. Situated a reasonable distance from urban landscapes. A meditation center is often found to be a quiet, aesthetically pleasing atmosphere where people can relax and focus on the task of meditating or learning about different meditative practices.

To create a space for contemplation and reconnection with nature.

To create conditions for meditation, yoga and meditative walking, which have contributed to mental recovery, relaxation and a break from daily hustle. The creation of spaces where materials, furniture, lighting and colors accompany yoga practice for creating a soothing environment.

Location - Tonk, Rajasthan

Area - 3000 Sq. M.

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Pop House

Colour can unite disparate furnishingsstyles and works well for renewing worn or outdated furniture. A fresh, unexpected pop of colour can turn a space into a different, beautiul and aesthetically appealling.

The project is based on developing an interior of a house located in Jaipur that is based on pop theme for the pop singer thereby reflecting his thoughts and interest in pop music .

Location - Jaipur, Rajasthan

Type - Residential

Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan, founded by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II on November 18, 1727. Jaipur city was divided into nine blocks, two of which were state Buildings and Palaces. The remaining seven blocks were allotted to the general public to live in.

The City Palace reflects a beautiful combination of Rajput, Mughal and European architectural styles although the palace was designed according to the Vastu Shastra treatise.

In late 1900, the court Architect of the time, Lala Chiman Lal, constructed the Mubarak Mahal in its center. The facade of the Mubarak Mahal is identical on all four sides with multifaceted white marble and beige stone carving that give the impression of sensitive decoupage.

City Palace, Jaipur

Isometric View of City Palace

Primary Health Centre

Laurie Baker Trophy | NASA

The way we conduct ourselves in the face of disaster, whether natural/anthropogenic, local/ global or transient/enduring continual leaves much to be desired. Self-centeredness, regionalism, sectarianism, consumerism and the current form of capitalism characterise our civilisation and it has failed humanity amidst crisis.

Facts are heavily weighted in favour of nurturing togetherness, public sector and the welfare State. The need for ensuring universal access to primary health services and wellness initiatives cannot be overemphasised in the current scenario of COVID-19 pandemic.

‘Primary Health Centre is the cornerstone of rural health services - first port of call to a qualified doctor of the public sector in rural areas for the infected and those who directly report or referred from Sub-Centres for curative, preventive and promotive health care.’ The brief is to prepare a design for a Type B Public Health Centre.

Primary Health Centre | Laurie Baker Trophy | NASA

Primary Health Centre | Laurie Baker Trophy | NASA

Mission Amrit Sarovar

Jal Dharohar Sanrakshan Internship | AICTE

Hon’ble Prime Minister, as part of the commemorative celebration of the 75th anniversary of our independence, envisioned protecting traditional water bodies for ensuring water security of cities by involving youth and the community. Bearing this vision in mind, the Government of India launched ‘Mission Amrit Sarovar - Jal Dharohar Sanrakshan”.

Due to modern practices of water supply system, relevance of these traditional water bodies in the societal context were somehow ignored.

As a result, these historical heritages didn’t get the due attention and are in pathetic condition. Spatio-temporal analysis indicates encroachment around the water bodies are very common and significant. These water bodies are either devoid of water or sink of waste dumping.

These historical heritages still have very sound potential to be preserved and rejuvenated. Rejuvenation plan and action for rejuvenating these water bodies have been proposed.

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