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Internship Report 2019 - 2020 Khushita Wagle | AR - 16 - 079 Aditya College of Architecture Semester 8 | 4th year B.Arch DD Architects | Thrissur, Kerala Dec 2019 - May 2020

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Declaration I, Khushita Milind Wagle declare that the copyright of the following data for the projects on which I had worked on for my internship term belongs to DD Architects and I am using this data for academic purpose under a subject, Professional Practice for Semester 8 of my B.Arch degree.

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Foreward As per the requirement for my fourth year Bachelor of Architecture degree at Aditya College of Architecture (ACA), Mumbai University, I decided to spend the part of the 8th-semester professional practice training in Thrissur, Kerala.

My focus areas for the internship were following: - to get competencies and skills within the field of architecture; included form study, landscape designing, knowledge about materials and vegetation.

- experience working for a company that contain several competencies, to get an insight in other professions as well as my own profession. I spend my internship at DD Architects in Thrissur for a period of 4 months.

- to diversify my concepts of space and building. An internship in Kerala was unequivocally a bold change to the kind of exposure I have had.

- to open up my vision and expand the range of thoughts. But most importantly it will make me a part of the process of inclusive, considerate planning.

- to explore different cultures and travel.

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Studio

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Ideology

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Work experience

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Learnings from the office, Role in the firm

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Projetcs -Ramanilayam Heritage Govenment Guest House

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-Vanchikulam Nature Park

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-Swaraj Round Report

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-Thadathil House

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-Sarath Residence

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-Kala Sudarshan Residence

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-Unniyatil Residence

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-Office Website

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-Saturday Screening events

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Site Visits

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CONTENTS

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Name DD Architects Location Kerala, India 30/99/1 New Agraharam, Poonkunnam, Thrissur 680 002, Kerala.

Contact Tel: 0091-487-2382310 Landline: 0487- 699 9911 Mobile: 09567131111 Email: mail@ddarchitects.in Principal Architect Vinod Kummar MM Duration of Internship 23/12/2019 - 02-05-2020

Awards Presented award at function organized by Thrissur Pouravali as a mark of honour for the contributions to the town Presented the best worker award by IIA Kerala chapter.

IIA Gold leaf award for Sreepada Dance Kalari -2011.

Certificate of appreciation for Vadakke Chira project in IIA State Awards 2012.

Selected as one of the 50 most interesting practices in India by Architects under 40 years by Architecture and Interiors Magazine, Mumbai Commendation for design of “ dd architects studio” in IIA Asian paints Royale, State Award for Excellence in Architecture 2013 Commendation for design of ‘Nikethan’ Residence @ Irinjalakuda in IIA State Awards 2014.

Selected for UNESCO Asia Pacific Award for Excellence 2015 for Conservation of Sree Vadakkunnathan Temple Sree Vadakkunnathan TempleConservation selected for the merit list 2018-19 (Special Mention).

Commendation for Residence Restoration –Sasthalayam, Vanitha Veedu Awards 2018.

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STUDIO 9

Digital rendering of ranipuram hills by author.

Philosophy DD architects is a space for design which grows into a space for research in architecture and indigenous knowledge system. The studio likes to encourage architects, craftsmen and young creative minds to interact, share and develop creative expressions. Social technologies inspire it with a contemporary flavour that portrays its style and attitude towards design and architecture.

Director’s Note Our firm, which started in 2002, has come a long way in a journey supported by many in numerous ways. Right from day one, specific principles and values have guided us in this endeavour, which we diligently try to adhere in our works. They include: • Encouraging local art and craft forms which in ways support local small enterprises which help in reviving /restoring many art & craft traditions.

• Promotion of local materials. We think the root of being sustainable lies in the usage of local materials and thereby reducing the carbon footprint.

• We try to do more of local projects, preferably within our district or in the ones nearby because we believe we recognise and understand our locality in the best way as compared to the places further away. Also, we must make regular site visits as we believe life to a project comes through these regular site interventions that we can do from our end.

• The designs we do, the aesthetics we follow is derived from 20 years of our research into local traditions and from international works that have inspired us. Design is a serious business for us, and we would appreciate if the freedom is given to us, especially in the aesthetic front and not ask us to follow borrowed images for practice. We develop the style we follow through our research and experiences and hence cannot be specified.

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• We try to do any landscaping after understanding our indigenous landscapes and keeping them in mind.

• Although we try to implement /complete projects within the prescribed time limits; the fundamental design process needs a minimum time frame to complete, which we indicate at the start of the project.

• We believe beauty can be achieved with simple local materials and with the right complementary aesthetics. We believe in frugality, and our office is an example. Built using local materials and craftsmen.

• A minimum of 30-45 days is taken for designing a regular residence, and we usually would not engage with clients who request for overnight designs and submissions.

• We have done extensive research on passive cooling, Vasthushastra, local crafts and aesthetics. We feel it is essential to give back to the local community and students of architecture. Hence, we engage with them.

• We need to look at each project with compassion and respect as well as to respect the earth and its constituents around us.

It has been a journey full of exciting learning experiences.

Not just a vertical transition. (series by author)

Work Experience Here I learnt that the office is not just about designing space, but also about directing people, meeting deadlines, communicating with clients through video calls and having meetings at any time throughout the day.

My main task was documentation of all previous and ongoing projects and collection of data. I got to learn the designing methodologies, construction techniques and also the representation of the drawings of Vinod Sir’s ideas by looking at all the projects he has done so far.

Since the studio consists of a small workforce (with mainly two junior architects and the director) most of the work done is by the student interns, which makes the learning experience much more fruitful and enriching.

We are giving opportunities for design development, working drawings, site visits, client meetings and conducting talks and heritage walks as well.

In the four months that I worked at the firm, we conducted several heritage walks and discussions while also attending guest lectures and literature festivals throughout the state of Kerala.

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Learnings from the office Known for an explorative and conceptual approach to architecture, The studio presents projects and ideas as unimaginable possibilities through very pragmatic constructs. As it was my first step into professional practice, this internship was a prodigious experience to observe a studio that introduces a new sense of invisible realisations into a somewhat predictable industry. The process and energy that we put into the work in the four months I spent there helped me widen my thought process and understanding of architecture. The studio’s progressive and often highly imaginative ideas shape a philosophical yet sensible and realistic approach to space and structure, of dwellings, installations and furniture.

My role in the firm I worked on the following : Ramanilayam Heritage Govenment Guest House Vanchikulam Nature Park Swaraj Round Thadathil House Sarath Residence Kala Sudarshan Residence Unniyatil Residence Office Website Saturday Screening events

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Digital sketch of entrance of the studio by Abin Rag

PROJECTS

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Restoration (Landscape Drawing & Estimate) Location: Thrissur Client: Kerala Tourism Year: 2016-2020 Ramanilayam is one of the main heritage building lying in the old administrative zone of Thrissur. Earlier functioning as a guesthouse, the government planned adaptive reuse of the structure to turn it into a heritage guest house for VIPs. Dd architects documented the structure of the same and prepared a report which focuses on bringing it back to its original glory and refurbishing it with modern facilities.

Condition of current landscape around the guest house.

Condition of current landscape around the guest house.

Condition of current landscape around the guest house.

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Interiors.

Landscape Plan of the site

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Revival (Lighting Report) Location: Thrissur Client: Kerala Tourism and Cooperation Year: 2017-2020 Vanchikulam is an ancient network of canals which connected Thrissur to other parts of Kerala for trade & transport. Since the last fifty years, this system is unused and has succumbed to weed overgrowth and piling of waste. The Vanchikulam proposal aims to bring back the canal system to its past glory. The proposal includes- an entry pavilion, rain shelters, seating, cycle tracks, food streets, an art wall and a proposed water village.

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Site plan by intern AMJ Calistha.

Date: 11th March, 2020 Client: M/s. Bhima Jewels, Thrissur Architect: M/s. DD Architects, Thrissur

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Thus the importance of the maidan is numerous in all fronts- Spiritual, Historical, Cultural

Enhancement of Walkway around Thekkinkad Maidan

and also as a green lung space of a city. Many town planners like Patrick Gedess have

spoken highly about the uniqueness of the town plan of Thrissur. Where the centre is at a height with the temple in the middle an open ground and the main road surrounding it, it resembles the human heart with blood vessels springing from it. This pattern brings every aspect of an ideal city together like spaces to stay, shop and relax.

If we trace back the History of the maidan, a theory exists that Vadakkunnathan had Buddhist/Jain connections. It then became a prominent Shiva temple of the country and is a protected monument of the Archeological Survey of India. Later the maidan was connected to the legend of Sakthan Thampuran; the king who was considered as a father of modern Thrissur.

We have had movements of the freedom struggle where leaders right from Gandhiji, Nehru and more recently, Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi all have spoken from this maidan. Leaders from the state like EMS Namboothirippad and C Achuta Menon have delivered their speeches from here. Spiritual leaders like Swami Chinmayanada, Mata Amritanandamayee, Sree Sree Ravisankar have used the maidan for their discourses.

Thus the importance of the maidan is tremendous, and it is the space where many important thoughts; ideologies are delivered to the public.

Culturally its link is most importantly, the pooram festival (‘Pooraparambu’). Tourists from all over the world gather here to celebrate Pooram, a 36 hour day and night cultural extravaganza that has elephants, music, fireworks and most importantly lakhs of people.

Introduction

Pooram is a celebration of the Cultural genius of Kerala.

The maidan has also hosted many cultural activities from time to time and in a way –it is significant in giving- Thrissur- the status of the ‘Cultural Capital of Kerala.’

Thekkinkad Maidan is the largest open ground in the centre of a town/city in India and possibly the world. It’s a unique example for an open space which is green; which has the famous Vadakkunnathan temple that dates back to antiquity and also culturally rich being the hosting ground of the Pooram festival.

In more recent times; Thrissur is developing rapidly in the commercial front. The population of the town is expanding quickly with large numbers of people from other parts of the state settling here. Thus the need for an urban space for relaxation /safe walkways is extreme.

ENHANCEMENT OF WALKWAY AROUND THEKKINKAD MAIDAN(SWARAJ ROUND)

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FOOTPATH CONDITIONS

PEDESTRIAN SAFETY

Existing Conditions ●

Existing Conditions ● the

available at 13 positions

Footpaths available on both

along with the round

sides of the round ●

Adequate widths available

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Majorly paved footpaths

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One of the sides paved with

Zebra crossings

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Subways available at 2

positions

interlocked tiles and the other side

with marble tiles

Problems ●

Problems ●

Unpaved footpath areas

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Dilapidated footpaths

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Interlocked tiles seem to

vehicles into the establishments near the ground ●

get damaged quickly ●

Ungoverned entry of

Zebra Crossing along

turning at MG Road

It requires frequent

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replacement

Parking along

footpaths

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Absence of zebra

crossing in front of

Vocational Higher Secondary

School

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Absence o ramps at different locations along the footpaths causing problems for pedestrian entry and movements

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DRAINAGE

The Concept is to create a safe, level pathway in the centre of the town, with eco-friendly lighting, which will add to the overall ambience of the town.

Existing Conditions

PROPOSAL

•Drains available along the inner side of the round

1. The walkway to be laid with rough Granite stones

2. The edge to the road, to be protected by a small barrier, for protection.

3. The edge between the walkway and the maidan to be beautified with stone

handrails.

4. The stone handrails to also act as a lighting element, where the lighting is inspired by the traditional temple lighting

5. Energy-efficient LED lights would be used, colour matching with the traditional

lamps 6. Solar Power to be used for lighting purposes.

7. Seatings to be provided at intervals, both facing the swaraj round and few facing the maidan

8. Waste bins to be provided along the walkway

9. The existing few merchants/flower sellers, hawkers etc should be provided with temporary facilities, but aesthetic ones.

Problems ●

Open drains

10. Floor light, street lights to be provided, as per the lighting requirement.

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Blocked drains

11. The existing dead spaces, between the subway entries and the gap between the

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Soil deposited in the drains

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Vegetation growing along drains

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Flooding during heavy rains

subway entry and the maidan to be aesthetically, artistically improved.

12. As the existing walkway is blocked at points, due to the subway, well near naikkanal etc, safe paths to be provided in these areas, so that a continuous pathway is affected.

13. Currently, there are many drains, slabs etc which are lying on the path and which makes it difficult to walk, so sufficient civil works to be done, so as to effect a safe,

old age-friendly smooth walkway.

14. The entry to the walkway and the exits to be clearly defined and the junctions to be

made safe and efficient

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Speed breaker/obstruction Location of traffic islands

Location of ramps

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Residence (Landscape Drawing) Location: Pattikkad Client: Dr.Gibby Year: 2019-2020 Thodathil house at Pattikkad is designed, keeping in mind the abundant nature around, and the residence tries to weave into the landscape naturally. The materials used are mostly eco-friendly and close to the earth.

We have also tried to integrate diverse craft-forms and techniques into the design.

The house is placed along a walkway/driveway so that it allows sufficient distance from the highway and also gives space for landscape; an integral part of the design. The trees and hills behind along with the plants provide sufficient breeze, which was a design criterion to allow maximum ventilation through the house to allow passive cooling. Natural palettes such as exposed concrete, concrete flooring, terracotta blocks, oxide, coir-boards for interiors are used in the house. We have attempted to offer a peaceful space away from the bustle of the city.

Frontyard of the residence.

Panoramic view of site entrance.

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Site plan.

Site Section.

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Residence (Product Design) Location: Pattikkad Client: Dr.Gibby Year: 2019-2020 Thodathil house at Pattikkad is designed, keeping in mind the abundant nature around, and the residence tries to weave into the landscape naturally. The materials used are mostly eco-friendly and close to the earth.

We have also tried to integrate diverse craft-forms and techniques into the design.

The house is placed along a walkway/driveway so that it allows sufficient distance from the highway and also gives space for landscape; an integral part of the design. The trees and hills behind along with the plants provide sufficient breeze, which was a design criterion to allow maximum ventilation through the house to allow passive cooling. Natural palettes such as exposed concrete, concrete flooring, terracotta blocks, oxide, coir-boards for interiors are used in the house. We have attempted to offer a peaceful space away from the bustle of the city.

Dining and living area.

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Drawing room with designed teapoy.

Frontyard of the residence.

Side view; iteration 1.

Side view; iteration 2.

Side view; iteration 3.

Isometric; iteration 1.

Isometric; iteration 2.

Isometric; iteration 3.

Top view; iteration 2.

Top view; iteration 3.

Top view; iteration 1.

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Residence (Renderings) Location: Porathissery Client: Mr. Sarath Thampan Year: 2017 The residence is spread in an area of two thousand square feet and designed for a young NRI client. The circulation of the house is based around a central courtyard which channels light and rain into the house with rain chains and openings. Eco-friendly ways are adhered to in its planning and execution by composing the facades with exposed brick. Natural ventilation cools down its interiors.

Central courtyard.

Oxide finish staircase.

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Front poarch.

Rain water chain detail.

Section.

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Residence (Renderings) Location: Akathiyoor Client: Mrs. Kala Sudarshan Year: 2019 - 2020 Residence designed for an NRI couple and their daughter, The design has incorporated the structure to use mechanisms for passive cooling. It also has free-flowing spaces with earthy materials such as laterite, coloured mud (obtained while digging for a well on the site), bamboo, among others. The structure is close to the Earth with a modern interpretation of our traditional building vocabulary.

Interior kitchen views.

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Interior kitchen views.

Interior kitchen views.

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EL3

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DN WORK AREA 2.60 X 1.44

+ 40

Kitchen elevations.

+ 40

60.0000

KITCHEN 6.06 X 2.94

BED

+ 40 COMMON BATHROOM BREAKFAST COUNTER

MASTER BED ROOM 4.14 X 4.38 + 40

POOJA DRESSER

EL4

EL2

WARDROBE

DINING AREA 4.86 X 3.27 + 40

MASTER BATHROOM

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D Kitchen elevations.

GUEST BATHROOM

LIVING AREA 5.10 X 2.67

+ 50

WARDROBE

+ 60

GUEST BED ROOM 4.14 x 3.18 + 40

UP

BED

UP

EL1

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SECTION AT CC

B

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN Ground floor area :1319.77 sq.ft Area of staircase :82.15 sq.ft

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Residence (Compund Wall Elevation + Gate Design) Location: Thrissur Client: Mrs. Sunitha Jayaraj Year: 2019 - 2020 It is a restoration and revitalisation project done of a roughly 80-year-old tharavaadu located well within the urban precincts of Thrissur. The work includes the conservation of the old wooden roof, ceiling, walls, ornamental details, openings, and the rest. A new Poomukham, garage, sump and other practical amenities such as modernising of all the bath spaces were done. The interiors were reinvigorated by adding fresh furniture, lightings, artworks in the building. The project involved stabilising the old structure while redefining the interior spaces to suit the requirements and ambience apt for a modern family.

Wicket gate area.

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Final gate design.

Final gate design.

Old gate design.

Iteration 1 of Gate Design and Compound wall elevation.

Iteration 2 of Gate Design and Compound wall elevation.

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Residence (Electrical Drawings)

LEGENDS SYMBOL

Location: Thrissur Year: 2019 - 2020

WALL BRACKET - LIGHT(+220 cm) WALL BRACKET - LIGHT(existing Ht.) TUBE LIGHT

SB5

HANGING LIGHT PRAYER ROOM 243 X 337

BED ROOM 361 X 386

CORRIDOR 162 X 386

SB5 SERVICE TABLE

EXHAUST FAN

SB1

DINING ROOM 356 X 386

A/C INDOOR UNIT WASH ROOM 165 X 386

A/C ODU

A/C OUTDOOR UNIT BELL PUSH

(existing Ht.)

1 WAY SWITCH ( existing Ht.)

SB1

SB1

(+220 cm)

PICTURE TUBE

SB1

SB1

CUTLERY SHELF

TV UNIT

WARDROBE

SB1

SB5

SB1

SB1

SB1

SB1

CEILING FAN IDOL

LIVING ROOM 804 X 281

BATHROOM 184 X 386

(+220 cm)

CEILING LIGHT AC TOWER

SWITCH @ +90 CM

AC OUTDOOR UNIT

STORAGE ROOM 242 X 337

DESCRIPTION

2 WAY SWITCH SB2

AC

SB2

SB1

SB1

SB1

5A SOCKET

SB1

16A SOCKET DISTRIBUTION BOARD(+150CM) AC OUTDOOR UNIT

TV POINT

SB1

SB1

SB1

FRIDGE

SB1

TELEPHONE POINT (Landline) 20A DP SWITCH FOR GEYSER/ A/C

MIRROR LIGHT at +150 CM

UP

SPOT LIGHT EXTERIOR LIGHT UP JEWELLERY

SUMP

SB1

+ 135 CM HT FROM FFL

SB2

+ 50 CM HT FROM FFL

SB3

+ 30 CM HT FROM FFL

SB4

+ 220 CM HT FROM FFL

SB5

+ 120 CM HT FROM FFL

SOAK PIT

UP

GENERATOR

GROUND FLOOR PROPOSED PLAN LIGHTING LAYOUT

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1.PROVIDE KITCHEN SOCKETS AT +30 CM HT FROM KITCHEN TABLE 2.FOR TV POINTS · PROVIDE 1 NO COAXIAL SOCKET AND 6A SOCKET AND 6A SOCKET +60 CM ht. AT BOTTOM · PROVIDE 1 NO 6A SOCKET AT +120 CM ht.

WITH CONTROL AT BOTTOM SWITCH BOARD · PROVIDE 32 MM DUMMY CONDUIT FROM BOTTOM SWITCH BOARD TO UPPER SWITCH BOARD

LEGENDS SYMBOL

DESCRIPTION WALL BRACKET - LIGHT(+220 cm) WALL BRACKET - LIGHT(existing Ht.)

AC TOWER

TUBE LIGHT MUSIC SYSTEM SPEAKER 2

TV UNIT

GUEST BEDROOM 244 X 338

(+220 cm)

SB5

CEILING LIGHT HANGING LIGHT

SB5

MUSIC SYSTEM SPEAKER 1

CAMERA MONITOR AND DVR

SWITCH @ +90 CM

WOODEN PANEL WITH LIGHTING

LIBRARY 236 X 338

HALL 805 X 370

CEILING FAN EXHAUST FAN

AC

SB1

AC

SB1

SB1

A/C INDOOR UNIT DRESSING 160 X 391

A/C ODU

A/C OUTDOOR UNIT BELL PUSH

SB1

SB1

BED ROOM 364 X 386

MASTER BED ROOM 364 X 391

SWING

(existing Ht.)

1 WAY SWITCH ( existing Ht.)

DRESSING 170 X 391

2 WAY SWITCH Alamara SB2

SB5

(+220 cm)

PICTURE TUBE

SB5

SB1

SB2

5A SOCKET

SB5

16A SOCKET

BATH ROOM 348 X 145

DISTRIBUTION BOARD(+150CM)

BATH ROOM 243 X 145

TV POINT

DB

TELEPHONE POINT (Landline)

UP

20A DP SWITCH FOR GEYSER/ A/C

JEWELLER'S AREA 255 X 241

MIRROR LIGHT at +150 CM SPOT LIGHT EXTERIOR LIGHT

MAID'S AREA 255 X 146

UP

FIRST FLOOR PROPOSED PLAN

SB1

+ 135 CM HT FROM FFL

SB2

+ 50 CM HT FROM FFL

SB3

+ 30 CM HT FROM FFL

SB4

+ 220 CM HT FROM FFL

SB5

+ 120 CM HT FROM FFL

1.PROVIDE KITCHEN SOCKETS AT +30 CM HT FROM KITCHEN TABLE 2.FOR TV POINTS · PROVIDE 1 NO COAXIAL SOCKET AND 6A SOCKET AND 6A SOCKET +60 CM ht. AT BOTTOM · PROVIDE 1 NO 6A SOCKET AT +120 CM ht.

WITH CONTROL AT BOTTOM SWITCH BOARD · PROVIDE 32 MM DUMMY CONDUIT FROM BOTTOM SWITCH BOARD TO UPPER SWITCH BOARD

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Events (Logo design + Organisation) Location: Studio Year: 2020 Films are more than purely entertainment; they spark ideas, discussions and interest. Here’s presenting to you Saturday Screenings! We’re hoping to hold Private screenings on a monthly basis and maybe even talks and discussions. These movies might not be directly related to architecture.

They could be movies of art, that make you think, good directorial pieces or maybe sometimes a movie which is worth a watch!

Each month will release a list of three shortlisted movies from which we Untitledwe form will vote for the one that shall be screened. suggestions about the list of movies are always appreciated.

Saturday screenings will begin from the 1st Questions Responses 7 February.

Shortlisted movies of February are : 7 responses movie suggestions : 1. dark city (English) Accepting responses 2. Moothon (Malayalam) 3. shoplifters (Japanese) Summary

Question

February 1 here are movies for this month * Required

Dark City (English) Drama/Fantasy John awakens in a hotel with no memory and learns that he is wanted for a series of murders. While seeking answers, he discovers a group of aliens called the Strangers who are controlling the city.

Individual

Shoplifters (Japanese) Drama/Crime On the margins of Tokyo, a dysfunctional band of outsiders is united by fierce loyalty and a penchant for petty theft. When the young son is arrested, secrets are exposed that upend their tenuous, below-theradar existence.

Dark City (English)

Shoplifters (Japanese)

Moothon (Malayalam) Moothon (Malayalam)

Crime Moothon is a film about a search. At the face of it, Mulla, a 14-year-old orphaned from Lakshadweep decides to set out in search of an older brother who ran away to Mumbai. But Mumbai's underbelly and the red streets of Kamathipura are brutally unforgiving to the kid. And the search goes on revealing sharp and naked truth one at a time.

which movie would you like to watch?

7 responses

dark city (English) 42.9%

shoplifters (Japanese) Moothon (Malayalam)

which movie would you like to watch? * dark city (English)

14.3%

42.9%

shoplifters (Japanese) Moothon (Malayalam)

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