ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO - LAVANYA.M by Lavanya Murugaiyan

CURRICULUM VITAE

L AVA N YA

M U R U G A I YA N

G R A D UAT E A R C H I T E C T

E D UCATIO N 2021 2016 2014

BASIC INFORMATION Age : 22 Nationality : Indian Languages : English Tamil Hindi

ABOUT Passionate, hard-working, and highly motivated individual looking to join a reputable firm as a junior architect

TOPICS OF INTEREST Sustainability Climate sensitive design Cost effective construction Building materials and finishes

C ON TACT +91 7397 234 212 lavanyamurugaiyan02@ gmail.com l i n ke d i n . co m / i n / l ava n ya-murugaiyan-3927b913b

Barch Class XII Class X

NIT Trichy Vidya Mandir Mylapore HCCV Nanganallur

8.54 CGPA 96% 10 CGPA

E XP ER IENCE Internship at Prashant Pradhan Architects, Gangtok June 2019 – Dec 2019 - Prepared working drawings for residential and hospitality projects - Made detailed models in sketchup and did visualisations in Vray and - lumion - Worked on interior designing, furniture designing - Produced presentation drawings for the office portfolio - Visited sites,interacted with clients and drew measured drawings

ACHIEVEM ENTS - HUDCO 2018 - Juror’s Choice award - Cooum riverfront redevelopment - - Documentation, analysis, presentation - ANDC 2018 - Shortlisted entry - Liminal spaces - Analysis, presentation - NIT Trichy Institute day medalwinner - 3rd year - Overall top 4 in NIT Trichy Barch 2021 batch

SOF T WAR E SKIL LS Autocad Sketchup Revit Vray Lumion

Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Adobe Indesign Microsoft Excel Microsoft Powerpoint Microsoft Word

LE ADERSHIP AND TEAM SKIL LS Head of Design, Archcult 2020 - Architecture symposium - Worked on digital branding with a team based on the theme MIRAGE Manager, Pragyan Design Team 2019 - Inter-college Tech fest- Designed Tshirt based on the theme spectrum Manager, Festember Design Team 2018 - Inter-college Cultural festCharacter design of mascot prince Uzayr based on the theme Arabian nights Event manager, TEDxNITTrichy 2018 - Worked on digital branding with a team based on the theme STRINGS

EXTR AC U RR IC U L A R ACT IV IT IE S Social activity Participated in setting up a library at Chongay Tar Government primary school, with Rotract club of Gangtok hills. Contributed to the project with design and hands-on work.

Contents 1. SOS Village 2. Cafe 3. Cultural centre 4. Residence 5. Internship works 6. Sketches & models 7. Posters & illustrations

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SOS Village @ Trichy

A crisis like disasters and pandemics leave children homeless. Recent studies show a lack of homes for orphans in India. The drop in adoption rates and the failure of foster care in the country make SOS villages the best place for such children to grow up because they can live in a family setting, thus leading to a better childhood. The idea is to design the village as a familiar place that allows kids to be without restraint yet safe and feels like home. Abundant natural light, open to sky green spaces and jalli work in buildings fades enclosure and institutionalisation. Continual contact with nature, both indoors and outdoors, enables children to experience the dynamic sense of the natural environment, improving their cognitive development and psychological well-being. Hierarchical open spaces in the residential area let children interact and play while

SOS village - Architectural thesis - 2021

Year : 2020-21 - ARCHITECTURAL THESIS Literature studies : Usergroup study Comparing Home and Orphanage Comparing Orphanage and SOS village Sense of home Casestudies : Comparative study and analysis of SOS villages Comparative study and analysis of Cluster planning Casestudy of My school Casestudy of YWCA vocational training center Special study : Architecture as a tool for social interaction

still being monitored. Homes and courtyards that are close-knit allow for social interaction, which is crucial to the functioning of a village. Techniques such as exposed brickwork, lime concrete, oxide flooring, reclaimed wooden doors, reclaimed steel, load-bearing structures keep costs low.

S I T E

L O C A T I O N

C L I M AT I C S T U DY

Jun May - Jul Apr - Aug Mar - Sep Feb - Oct Jan - Nov Dec

Site

Location Pirattaiyur, Trichy city developing neighbourhood of trichy city Area 50 acres

S I T E

Sunpath The sun is predominantly in the southern hemisphere Most of the hottest months are in the northern hemisphere

Drybulb temperature Temperature is uncomfortable 72% of the time

D R A W I N G Humidity Humidity is low when temperature is hot, and, high when temperature is low Therefore, it is quite dry most of the year

191.30 100° 88°

79.67 87° 121.12

105°

349.55

175.74

77 50 acres

167°

170°

150.14

138.97

Windrose Primary wind direction - West, Secondary wind direction - East

40.47 98°

89°

77 145.77 167° 50.70

204.92

Psychrometric chart

298.20 73°

WATER CANAL

Strength Residentail locality (ideal for this project) Less air and noise pollution Good accessibility (5km from CBS) Weakness Outer from main city Orientation of site is not of great advantage

Opportunities Ideal site for health center, schools, training institute - can be accessed by people from nearby villages Employment opportunity for people from nearby villages in various facilities Threat Threat of flooding from Uyyakondan canal Bad odour and mosquito infestation from canal. |2

C O N C E P T

Director’s Bungalow

Staff Quarters

There are no good views for the residential area. Having farmlands around the houses would offer green views.

Asst.Director’s Bungalow

S I T E

SOS Family houses

Guest quarters SOS youth center Community center

SOS vocational training center

Biogas plant

The village is planned around community facilities ( community center, parks and playgrounds, healing gardens, amphitheatre), increasing opportunities for people to meet.

Garage and workshop

SOS School Maintenance and service dept.

Site is divided into various zones based on privacy Site becomes more private as one move away from the main access road 1

Admin block

Primary health and councelling center

Vehicular service road restricted to the perimeter of the site - to stop noise, air pollution from entering the site, to ensure safety of pedestrians

MAIN ENTRY (PUBLIC)

Community center - heart of the village. Path around community center taken to reach other blocks Radial path is sociopetal, more opportunities to meet and interact Vehicular access along perimeter for all blocks for ambulance to reach in case of emergency

Blocks are placed on site based on privacy and access 2

STAFF QUARTERS

SOS FAMILY HOUSE

YOUTH HOUSE

3 security points to check trespassing into semi private and private spaces of the village No.of.entry points to the site is reduced to 1, for security reasons

Pedestrian paths lined with trees to protect from hot sun Eastern and western facades of buildings shaded with thick evergreen vegetation Farmland, to produce their own food, provide employment, green view from family houses Percolation pond at lowest point of the site to replenish ground water table, irrigate farm land, cool breezes

COMMUNITY CENTRE

GUEST HOUSE

ADMIN

VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE

PRIMARY HEALTHCARE CENTRE SOS SCHOOL

Blocks having similar functional requirements are zoned together 3

COMMUNITY ZONE

RESIDENTIAL ZONE ADMIN ZONE

EDUCATION ZONE

SECURITY WALL

SOS village - Architectural thesis - 2021

C L U S T E R

C O N C E P T

1 unit represents 1 family house

1 module consists of 2 units

C L I M A T I C

S T R A T E G I E S

48 modules are divided into 4 clusters

Eastern and western facades are smaller and openings are avoided to minimise heat gain. Opening maximised on northern and southern facades - diffused light

Stack effect through courtyards - hot air escapes creating low pressure area ,cool air is drawn

For better interaction within clusters, they are further divided into 8

Evapotranspiration due to greenery cools down and humidifies hot and dry Trichy wind

Trees close to windows filter direct sunlight and provides diffused light comfortable for the eye

Cross ventilation reduces dependence on mechanical ventilation

Light shelves diffuse direct sunlight and improves daylighting quality

Each cluster gets its own well shaded courtyard Clusters are spaced in a way to generate hierarchical progression of open spaces

Rattrap bond in eastern and western facades reduces heat gain

Air passing through smaller openings loses temperature

Verandhas and balconies act as thermal buffers

S I T E

SOS BOYS YOUTH HOUSE SOS VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE

SOS SCHOOL

COMMUNIT

SOS GIRLS YOUTH HOUSE

FAMILY HOUSE CLUSTER 1

FAMILY CLUS

FAMILY HOUSE CLUSTER 2

S I T E

North Elevation

South Elevation

East Elevation

West Elevation

SOS village - Architectural thesis - 2021

E L E

M O D E L STAFF QUARTERS ENTRANCE

TY CENTER

Y HOUSE STER 3

ADMIN BLOCK

PRIMARY HEALTHCARE AND COUNCELLING CENTRE SERVICES AND MAINTENANCE BLOCK

GUEST HOUSE

FAMILY HOUSE CLUSTER 4

E V A T I O N S

S I T E

P L A N

COMMUNITY FARM

PERCOLATION POND

DIR. BUNGLW.

CLUSTER 3

ASST.DIR. BUNGLW.

CLUSTER 4

CLUSTER 7

CLUSTER 2

CLUSTER 5

CLUSTER 8

CLUSTER 1

CLUSTER 6

YOUTH HOUSE - GIRLS

AMPHITHEATRE STAFF QUARTERS

YOUTH HOUSE - BOYS

GUEST QUARTERS

SECURITY GATE 3

COMMUNITY CENTRE

STAFF QUARTERS

HEALING GARDEN

SOS SCHOOL

AMPHITHEATRE

SECURITY GATE 2

SECURITY GATE 1

MAINTENANCE DEPT.

SOLAR FARM ADMIN

PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE

VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTER EN

TRA

SOS village - Architectural thesis - 2021

S I T E

V I E W S

View of Community centre

Educational zone

SOS Family houses - Entrance view

SOS Family houses - Rear view |8

S O S F O R M

S C

E V O L U T I O N

SECONDARY BLOCK

PRIMARY BLOCK

COMMON SPACES

Shaded play area

P L A N S

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Courtyard offers green views and cross ventilation

E L E V A T I O N S

CLASSROOM WING CONCEPT Toilet

South Elevation

East Elevation

Classroom

S E C T I O N S

Section AA’

Shaded activity space

Section BB’

SOS village - Architectural thesis - 2021

C H O O L

3 D

I N T E R I O R

V I E W S

Library view from assembly area

Bridge over the courtyard in classroom block

Second floor plan

V I E W

Shaded activity space between Primary and secondary classroom blocks

Classroom with flexible furniture arrangement

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S O S

F O R M

E V O L U T I O N

LECTURE HALLS

COMMON SPACES

WORKSHOPS

P L A N S

CORRIDOR

Ground floor plan

E L E V A T I O N S

South elevation

North elevation

S E C T I O N S

Section AA’

Windows opening into green spaces

Section BB’

SOS village - Architectural thesis - 2021

V O C A T I O N A

T R A I N I N G

C E N T R E

I N T E R I O R

V I E W S

Entrance lobby with play of light

Staircase with seating to encourage interaction

First floor plan

3 D

V I E W

Workshop corridor with play of light, courtyards and seatings

Lecture hall

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S O S

F O R M

F A M I

E V O L U T I O N

KITCHEN

VERANDAH DINING HALL BOYS BEDROOM LIVING ROOM

P L A N S

SOS MOTHER’S ROOM

GIRLS ROOM

Ground floor plan

BACKYARD

VERANDAH COURTYARD

Different scales of open and semi open spaces as seen in vernacular houses

First floor plan

SOS village - Architectural thesis - 2021

L Y

H O U S E

I N T E R I O R

V I E W S

Living room

E L E V A T I O N

Dining hall

Front elevation

S E C T I O N

Longitudinal section

3 D

V I E W Children’s bedroom

Terrace with garden

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Cafe

Year : 2018

@ NIT Trichy

Brief : Design a cafe for the students of NIT Trichy using a 20ft and 40ft container. Approach : The objective was to design a sociopetal environment that offers variety and choice to the users by providing different seating options. The use of warm colours in the interiors is the best for social spaces. Since the containers are narrow, window surface is maximised to bring in nature and induce a feeling of openness. Cantilevered deck seating allows users to enjoy the view of sunsets as well as the cool evening breezes.

Cafe - Interior design - 2018

C O N C E P T

The containers are placed parallel to the road.

The larger container is placed on top to obtain extra shaded space.

Shaded space is maximised and desirable form is obtained by rotating smaller containers to 90 degrees.

S I T E P L A N

3.00

SERVICE ENTRY

14.95 SERVICE VEHICLE 5.50 PARKING

13.39

STAFF ENTRANCE

1.28

BICYCLE ENTRY

ENTRY

2.23

2.00

15.40 19.63

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G R O U N D

F L O O R

P L A N

12.17

3.86

1.98

1.95

1.92

2.46

HIGH TABLE

0.94

11 1 9

ENTRANCE +0.15M

2.36

3 5

0.86

DISPLAY

BILL COUNTER 6.10

0.86

0.96

WORKTOP

FRIDGE

CLEANING AREA

F I R S T

F L O O R

STAFF ENTRANCE +0.15M

1.62

P L A N

12.17 1.35

1.76

SERIAL LIGHT

0.89

1.33

1.78

0.93

PAINTING

2.31

SLIDE SLIDE

1.33

Cafe - Interior design - 2018

F R O N T

E L E V A T I O N

13.39 0.62

1.33

1.36

1.35

1.36

1.35

1.33

0.63

UPPER RL +5.88

0.57

2.54

LOWER RL +5.30

2.52

1ST FL +2.80

0.82

0.90

2.64

0.90

0.15

L O N G I T U D I N A L

FL +0.15 GL +0.0

S E C T I O N

13.39 0.62

1.33

1.36

1.35

1.36

1.35

1.33

UPPER RL +5.88

0.63 0.57

2.54

LOWER RL +5.30

2.52

1ST FL +2.80

0.82

0.90

2.64

0.90

0.15

FL +0.15 GL +0.0

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E X P L O D E D

V I E W

GI sheet Steel truss Lantern Down light Illuminated sign Hanging light for deck 40ft container Artwork Sliding UPVC door Serial lights MS railing Herringbone wooden flooring Wooden deck flooring 3 seater 2 seater

4 seater

Steel framework

20ft container

Fixed glass Sliding glass door Display and bill counter

Cleaning area Spiral staircase Menu board High stool seating Cafe - Interior design - 2018

I N T E R I O R

V I E W S

First floor with 3 seater, 4 seater and 5 seater options, provided indoor and 2 seaters provided in the deck

Wooden frames on the wall with altering paintings and serial lights adds on to the ambience of the cafe

Deck seating for breezy evenings

Entranceway with high stool and table for a quick snack or coffee

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Cultural center Year : 2019 Brief : Design a South zone cultural center at Mylapore to promote culture and arts. Objectives: The project aims to design a village celebrating south Indian culture. The cultural center is planned in such a way that facilitates a variety of activities to happen outdoor, this gives opportunity for visitors to observe and develop interest in cultural activities Terracotta, a vernacular material is also used widely to bring a sense of belonging. Urban study of Mylapore region suggested inclusion of green pockets in the city, therefore the cultural center also aims to function as a park and recreation area.

Cultural centre - 2019

D E S I G N

A P P R O A C H

The cultural center is a multifunctional facility with a variety of programs

Each program is accomodated in separate blocks to manage the crowd and noise

Blocks are oriented with longer side facing north and south to reduce direct heat gain

Blocks are staggered to allow free air movement, disrupting humidity build-up

Blocks of related programs are organized around plazas, also helping with wayfinding

Negative spaces becomes interaction and activity spaces like exhibition plazas, OAT, foodstalls, lotus and lillli tanks

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S I T E P

Auditorium block

Exhibition plaza 1

Lotus Pond

Retail block

Admin block

Service entry 3

Exhi plaz

Service blocks

Staff entry

Staff’s subterranean car parking Visitor’s subterranean car parking Sculpture garden

Cultural centre - 2019

Pedestrian entry 1

Drop-off Vehicular entry 1

Service road

Entrance block

P L A N Service entry 2

OAT

Service road

Performing arts block

Outdoor performance area

ibition za 2

Pedestrian entry 2

Service entry 1

Visitor’s subterranean car parking

Vehicular entry 2

Food stalls Multipurpose hall block

Drop-off

Food stalls

Museum block

Lilly Pond

Outdoor seating

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P E R F O R M I N G

Cultural centre - 2019

A R T S

C E N T E R

G R O U N D

F L O O R

P L A N

51.46 5.43

4.80

6.02

5.21

4.53

5.97

4.72

4.78

4.99

5.01

5.00

WORKSHOP

5.00

DN DN

5.21

MEN'S TOILET

WOMEN'S TOILET

25 23

COURTYARD

LIBRARY

5.01 35.46

LOBBY

13 11

ART STUDIO

9 7

5.01

5 3

DN UP 6

5.11

UP DANCE STUDIO

DANCE STUDIO

5.11

F I R S T

F L O O R

P L A N

51.46 5.43

4.80

6.02

5.21

4.53

5.97

4.72

4.78

4.99

5.01

5.00

WORKSHOP

5.00

MEN'S TOILET

WOMEN'S TOILET

5.21

25 23

COURTYARD

21 19

5.01 35.46

LOBBY

13 11

ART STUDIO

5.01

5.11

MUSIC STUDIO

5.11

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F R O N T

E L E V A T I O N

51.46 5.43

4.80

6.02

5.21

4.53

5.97

4.72

4.78

4.99

5.01

+10.89 +9.96 +9.49

6.04 10.89 9.96 9.49 6.04

0.45

L O N G I T U D I N A L

S E C T I O N

51.46 5.43

4.80

6.02

5.21

4.53

5.97

4.72

4.78

4.99

5.01

+10.89 +9.96 +9.49

6.04

ART STUDIO 10.89 9.96 9.49 6.04

ART STUDIO LIBRARY 0.45

Cultural centre - 2019

0.45 GL +0.00

Interior view of library

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M U S E U M

Cultural centre - 2019

B L O C K

G R O U N D

F L O O R

P L A N

43.52 4.34

4.34

2.34

6.35

5.17

5.23

6.57

3.99

STORE ROOM CONFERENCE ROOM

WAITING ROOM

5.00

PANTRY

1 1

13.00 3.67

MEN'S TOILET

ENTRANCE LOBBY

MANAGER'S ROOM

4.33

WOMEN'S TOILET

LIFT

CONSERVATION ROOM

3 5

3.59

SECURITY ROOM

31.13

3.50

ATRIUM 6 1 3

3.86

EXHIBITION HALL

7 9

GALLERY 1

3.68

11.04

13 15

17 19 21 25

3.50

9 MEN'S TOILET

F I R S T

WOMEN'S TOILET

JANITOR'S ROOM

F L O O R

P L A N

43.52 4.34

4.34

2.34

6.35

5.17

5.23

6.57

3.99

5.00

2 SKYLIGHT

13.00 3.67

4.33

LIFT 5

LIFT LOBBY

3.59 31.13

3.50

6 1 3

3.86

GALLERY 2

7 9

GALLERY 3

3.68

11.04

13 15

17 19 21 25

3.50

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F R O N T

E L E V A T I O N

43.52 3.99

6.57

5.23

5.17

6.35

2.34

4.34

+13.05

+10.03 +9.05

13.05

10.03 9.05

+0.60 GL +0.0

L O N G I T U D I N A L

S E C T I O N

43.52 3.99

6.57

5.23

5.17

6.35

2.34

4.34

+13.05

+10.03 +9.05 ATRIUM

GALLERY 3

GALLERY 2

13.05

10.03 9.05

GALLERY 1

EXHIBITION HALL +0.60 +0.0

Cultural centre - 2019

Interior view of gallery 1

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Residence Approach : The idea was to design a contemporary residence that epitomized minimalism. The material palette of exposed concrete and natural materials like wood and stone to counterpoise its industrial nature provides the ideal stimulation for developing a sense of home. Comfort is a significant factor that affects physical and psychological well-being in any habitable space. Huge openings on the north and south facades flood the interiors with abundant daylight and allow cross-ventilation.

Residence - 2017

Year : 2017 Brief : Design a residence in a site of your choice. Assume a profession for your clients and include an appropriate space in your design Assumption: Profession - Architect Location - Chennai Shading devices restrict radiation from entering and help keep the indoor temperature in check. Good daylight and sufficient crossventilation reduce the dependence on electricity. All the habitable spaces look into balconies that act as a bridge between the house and surroundings allowing residents to interact with their neighbours. Ample space is provided in balconies and terraces to encourage gardening that also become pretty views from habitable spaces.

S I T E

L O C A T I O N

S I T E

A N A L Y S I S

Byelaws

-ve

+v e

e -v

-v e

FSI = 2.0 Front Setback = 1.5m Side setback = 1.5m Rear setback = 1.5m

Thiruvengadam street, Adyar

B U B B L E

D I A G R A M

STAIRCASE

DINING HALL

KITCHEN

S I T E

P L A N

TOILET TOILET

FOYER

TOILET

OFFICE GUEST BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM

PORCH

13.0m STUDY

TOILET

TOILET BRIDGE MASTER BEDROOM

F O R M

INCREASING PRIVACY

STAIRCASE

KID’S BEDROOM

POOJA

E V O L U T I O N BEDROOMS LIVING ROOM

OFFICE

Form evolved from the shape of the site

Facade is divided into 6 parts

24.0m

Double height living room is projected for shading the office

Entrance is recessed to have a porch

North and south facades are opened up to allow daylight and crossventilation

Privacy is maintained using openable wooden screens Overhangs protect the exterior surface from radiation and rainfall

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P L A N S

5 3

15 7

4 2

12 13

Ground floor plan 1. Porch 2. Foyer 3. Staircase

First floor plan

4. Office 5. Toilet 6. Living room

7. Kitchen 8. Dining hall 9. Toilet

10. Guest bedroom 11. Toilet 12. Bridge

Second floor plan 13. Pooja room 14. Study room 15. Kid’s bedroom

E L E V A T I O N S

Residence - 2017

South elevation

East elevation

North elevation

West elevation

16. Toilet 17. Master Bedroom 18. Toilet

I S O M E T R I C

V I E W

S E C T I O N S

Section AA’

Section BB’

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I N T E R I O R

Stairs leading to terrace

Living room

Residence - 2017

V I E W S

View of living room from 2nd floor

I N T E R I O R

V I E W S

Architect’s office

Bedroom

Kitchen

Dining hall

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Internship PRASHANT PRADHAN ARCHITECT, GANGTOK

Internship - 2019 - Sample works

A A R Y A N

N I V A S

D'1

S E C T I O N

8'-4"

Road Level +4 (38'10")

ROOM

Road Level +2 (20')

DRAWING ROOM

10'-9"

42'-10"

8'-4"

Road Level +3 (29'5")

KITCHEN DRAWING ROOM

RESIDENCE Road Level +1 (10'8") 10'-9"

lvl R+1 (+9'5")

PARKING

8 CARS Road Level 0

11'-3"

lvl 0 Road lvl

GYM & SPA

lvl R-2 (-18'10")

75 CAP Road Level -1 (-10'8")

RESTAURANT

10'-9"

lvl R -1 (-9'5")

lvl R -3 (-28'3")

12 ROOMS Road Level -2 (-21'4")

ROOM 2

ROOM 1

10'-9" 86'-6" 104'

KITCHEN

ROOM ROOM 14

ROOM 15

ROOM 26

ROOM 27

ROOM 28

13 ROOMS Road Level -3 (-32')

10'-9"

ROOM 13

10'-9"

13 ROOMS Road Level - 4 (-42'8")

3 ROOMS Road Level -5 (-53'4") 10'-9"

BANQUET HALL

SERVICE Road Level -6 (-64')

10'-9"

SERVICES

SERVICE Road Level -7 (-75'1")

SERVICES

HOTEL MIST TREE MOUNTAIN, P.S. ROAD, GANGTOK, SIKKIM - 737101,

tel +91 099330 28671

gangtok.ppa@gmail.com © copyright,2007

NOTES 1. THIS DRAWING & DESIGN IS THE COPYRIGHT OF THE DESIGNER. NO PORTION MAY BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE DESIGNERS. 2. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE BY THE CONTRACTORS. ANY DISCREPANCIES TO BE REPORTED TO THE DESIGNERS IMMEDIATELY. 3. THIS DRAWING IS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE DESIGNERS SPECFICATION AND CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT. 4. DRAWING NOT SHOWING THE LATEST REVISION ABOVE ARE TO BE CANCELLED. 5. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE READ NOT SCALED. 6. ALL INDICATED LEVELS ARE FINISHED LEVELS.

REVISION/ISSUE NO DATE

SECTION ISSUED TO

REMARKS

DWG. NO.

A.2.00 SECTIONS

ISSUED FOR

TADONG, GANGTOK.

C H E R R A P U N J I

R E S O R T

1/16"=1'0" Divian

CHECKED BY

DATE

04/11/19

DATE

E L E V A T I O N

SCALE DRAWN BY

107'-9" 12'

12'

17'

ROOF LEVEL

12'

THIRD FLOOR

12'

SECOND FLOOR

12'

FIRST FLOOR

PLINTH LEVEL GROUND LEVEL

REVISION / ISSUE

HOTEL MIST TREE MOUNTAIN, P.S. ROAD, GANGTOK, SIKKIM - 737101 tel +91 92335 33345 gangtok.ppa@gmail.com © copyright,2012

BLOCK A BACK ELEVATION DWG. NO. SCALE

1:200

DATE

17.10.2019

DRAWN BY

CHECKED BY

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S A R A M S A

R E S O R T

F R O N T

E L E V A T I O N

BLOCK B ROOF LVL

6.60

MOTOR ROOM

3.50

RESIDENCE

3.50

HOTEL ROOMS

31.10

2.20

HOTEL ROOMS

1.30

BLOCK A ROOF LVL

800

799

3.50

796

795

795 3.50

797

796

794

22.30

793

793 792

792

791

3.50

791

HOTEL ROOMS MEP SERVICES

798

797

794

HOTEL ROOMS MEP SERVICES

801

800

798

HOTEL ROOMS MEP SERVICES

3.50

801

BANQUET HALL KITCHEN & LOBBY

38.10

RESTAURANT

790

789

789 788

787

786

785

784

3.50

RECEPTION BACK OFFICE

3.50

788

783

781 ROAD

782

782 2.00

RECEPTION

781 780

780

NO DATE

tel +91 099330 28671 gangtok.ppa@gmail.com © copyright,2007

200

A P A R T M E N T S

1950 1700

1700 1950

50 75 75 50

489

1050 1200

500

489

1050 1200

50 75

SILL LVL

509 608

50 75

509 608

50 75

592

643 1783 3300

150

LINTEL LVL

75 50

1650 1400

1400 1650 3000

50 75

509 608

592

50 75

SECTION A-A' 75 50

893 993

200

150

200

1140

LINTEL LVL

75 50

350 600

50 75

1400 1650 3000

SILL LVL

1131

50 75 75

644

1439

669

621 3002 4500

621

SILL LVL

200

SECTION A-A' 1439

669

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

SECTION A-A' 75 50

650 750 900

HOTEL MIST TREE MOUNTAIN, P.S. ROAD, GANGTOK, SIKKIM - 737101 tel +91 92335 33345 gangtok.ppa@gmail.com © copyright,2012

PLAN

50 75

LINTEL LVL

75 50

1650 1400

1400 1650 3000

50 75

50 75 75

1375

2850

1350

SILL LVL

100

900

799

900

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

SECTION A-A' 75

1375

2850

1350

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

PLAN

50 75

LINTEL LVL

50 75 512 612 762

SILL LVL

50 75 3000

ELEVATION

3000

FIRST FLOOR WINDOW SCHEDULE WINDOW DIMENSION QUANTITY W1 1200 x 2400 1 W2 1376 x 1250 3 W3 750 x 1800 2 W4 450 x 1800 1 W5 750 x 2300 1 W6 450 x 1200 3 W7 1200 x 2095 3 W11 4430 x 2400 1 V 600 x 600 3

19501950

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

SECTION A-A' 75 50

512 612 762

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

SIL LVL LINTEL LVL 0 2400 600 2100 600 2400 600 2400 0 2400 1200 2400 300 2400 0 2400 1500 2100

50 75

PLAN

REVISION / ISSUE

WINDOW SCHEDULE DWG. NO.

EAST SIKKIM

SCALE DATE DRAWN BY

Internship - 2019 - Sample works

450

100

450

75 50

19501950

PLAN A'

200

75 50

100

150

W7 LINTEL LVL

900

644

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

50 75

PLAN

ELEVATION

500 600

600

350 600

3000

SILL LVL

75 50

SILL LVL

100

50 75

500

3000

50 75

100

75 50

ELEVATION

500 600

150

75 50

600 450 350

50 75

2401

PLAN

450

100 75 50

600 450 350

650 750 900

621

100

SECTION A-A' 75

75 50

OUT

ELEVATION

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

LINTEL LVL

75 50

621

450

50 75 75

799

450

75 50

1650 1400

200

1131

2401

621

150

50 75 1140

621 3002 4500

ELEVATION

150

100

620

1400 1650 3000

50 75

75 50

PLAN

75 50

621

SECTION A-A' 500 600

275 525

620

100

SECTION A-A' 75 50

PLAN

50 75

ELEVATION

1650 1400

SILL LVL

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

50 75

500 600

900

1143 A'

75 50

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

75 50

100

50 75

900

3000

50 75

SILL LVL

75 50

ELEVATION

799

1700 1950

600

50 75

ELEVATION

LINTEL LVL

1400 1650 3000

275 525

509 608

450

75 50

LINTEL LVL

75 50

200 450

1650 1400

SILL LVL

500

200

OUT

100

50 75

150

75 50

PLAN

100 75 50

100

50 75

75 50

150

200 450 100

592

SECTION A-A' 75 50

50 75

75 50

893 993 1143

643 1783 3300

ELEVATION

PLAN

75 50

592

FINISHED FLOOR LVL

11/09/19

DATE

1950 1700 3000

50 75 75 50

600

SECTION A-A' 75 50

DRAWN BY

100

LINTEL LVL

1700 1950

OUT

S C H E D U L E

450

75 50

100

50 75

ELEVATION A

200

1950 1700

3000

50 75

150

75 50

1:200

SCALE

W I N D O W

100

LINTEL LVL

75 50

450

100

REMARKS

ISSUED FOR

150

W1 75 50

ISSUED TO

DWG. NO.

SARAMSA, EAST SIKKIM

B A S A N T

HOTEL MIST TREE MOUNTAIN, P.S. ROAD, GANGTOK, SIKKIM - 737101,

FRONT ELEVATION

REVISION/ISSUE

17.09.2019 CHECKED BY

CHECKED BY DATE

T A N M A Y ’ S

R E S I D E N C E

S T A I R C A S E

S E C T I O N

D E T A I L

450

600 FOR STEP 46 TO 65 RISER @ 150 MM TREAD @ 250 MM

1005

1900

ref detail a

MUMTY LEVEL WATER TANK

1256

DOWN

1250 FFL. @ +10025 MM SSL. @ +9950 MM

250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250

519

507

439

534

250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250

suspended lights from ceiling

WATER TANK @ LVL +12,500 MM

1250

TERRACE FLOOR @ LVL +9950MM TERRACE LEVEL LVL + 9950 MM

FOR STEP 46 TO 65 RISER @ 150 MM TREAD @ 250 MM FFL. @ +8525 MM SSL. @ +8450 MM

MID LANDING @ LVL +8450MM 55

54 53

52 51 50 49

WOODEN HANDRAIL

FFL. @ +7025 MM SSL. @ +6950 MM

SECOND FLOOR @ LVL +6950 MM

47 46

75x50 mm wood as railing

FOR STEP 25 TO 45 RISER @ 152 MM TREAD @ 250 MM

FFL. @ + 5350 MM SSL. @ + 5275 MM

MID LANDING @ LVL +5275 MM GLASS BALUSTRADE

35 34

glass

33 32 31

FFL. @ + 3675 MM SSL. @ + 3600 MM

FIRST FLOOR @ LVL +3600MM

27 26

profile light

wood

profile light

25 mm wood plank

suspended light on high tensioned wires

Tempered Laminated glass

40 40

MID LANDING @ LVL +1800MM

wooden skirting

profile light under waist slab

FFL. @ + 1875 MM SSL. @ + 1800 MM

10mm plyboard

FOR STEP 1 TO 24 RISER @ 150 MM TREAD @ 250 MM

profile light

9 8 7

Wood

Wooden Skirting

859

FFL. @ + 50 MM SSL. @ ± 0.0 MM

3 2

PLINTH @ LVL ±0.0MM

Profile light under wait slab

Suspended Lights

Glass

54 53 52

profile light

51 50 49 48

Suspended Lights

47 46

REVISION / ISSUE

STAIRCASE DETAIL (ELE.) DWG. NO.

SCALE

1:50

DATE

25.01.18

DRAWN BY

DHARA HIRAPARA

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T A N M A Y ’ S

R E S I D E N C E

D R E S S E R

D E T A I L

400 337

990

softwood

20 mm marble on top

mirror

1250

400

mirror

Toy shelf

400

mirror

2300

1250

1600

337

profile light

20 mm marble on top

100 532

700

750

plywood panneling

700

450

Chest of drawers

Dresser

SECTION BB'

SECTION AA'

337

FRONT ELEVATION

softwood

1380

400

magnetic lock @ top and bottom

20 mm marble on top

400

mirror

2225

Chest of drawers 750

2300

Toy shelf Dresser

1250

400

450

337

980

20 mm marble on top

PLAN

700

750

SECTION CC'

Dresser

SECTION DD'

DAUGHTER'S BEDROOM

R O O M

V I S U A L I S A T I O N

1:30

DATE DRAWN BY

H O T E L

A.1.0

SCALE

Internship - 2019 - Sample works

DRESSER AND TOY RACK DWG. NO.

R I N K

REVISION / ISSUE

M I S C E L L A N E O U S

Tanmay’s residence - Staircase

Basant apartments - exterior visualisation

Samabeong resort - cottage visualisation

Skybar - interior visualisation

Kakjhora housing - exterior visualisation

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M O D E L S

Community Church, Knarvik, Norway

Subractive model, Basic design

Wave chair

Form exploration using clay

Interlocking model Sketches and models

S K E T C H E S

Conceptual design of Library by the sea in Tranquebar - Light structure contrasts with the bulky and dark heritage buildings around it

Conceptual site plan for IIM Karaikal Architectural design exam 2020

|46

P O S T E R S

Posters and illustrations

I L L U S T R A T I O N S

|48

lavanyamurugaiyan02@gmail.com