Architecture portfolio for internship

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Lav shah

Architecture Selected work 2011 / 2015


CV LAV SHAH lav.shah1693@gmail.com +91-8306053869 Indian nationality Objective : Internship position in architecture firm

Education 2013- 2016

Anant institute of architecture l Gujarat University , Ahmedabad Bachelor of Architecture semester V-IX

2011-2013

Grow more school of architecture l HNGU , Himatnagar Bachelor of Architecture semester I-IV

2009-2010

Higher Secondary School l Shivam Vidhyalay Science

2007-2008

Higher School l Purnima high School

Awards & Honour October

- 2012

Zonal NASA convention held in Hitkarni college of architecture, Jabalpur Design competition

March

- 2014

Panache 2014, Anant institute of Architecture, Ahmedabad Design competition

March-Jun - 2012

6th Rank in HNGU University ,Grow More school of architecture, Himatnagar Semester-2

Oct-Dec

- 2012

1st Rank in HNGU University ,Grow More school of architecture, Himatnagar Semester-3

March-Jun - 2013

4st Rank in HNGU University ,Grow More school of architecture, Himatnagar Semester-4

May

1st Rank in Anant institute of architecture, Ahmedabad Semester-6

- 2014


Work experience Feb-Dec 2015

Vidhyut consultants, Ahmedabad l Architecture Volunteer

May-August 2014

K dimensions architects & associate, Ahmedabad l Intern architect

June-May 2013/14

White space architect, Ahmedabad l Intern architect

Competitions NASA LANDSCAPE TROPHY DISASTER MANAGEMENT, NAGPUR NASA CONVENTION TROPHY ANANT POSTER DESIGN COMPETITION PARUL DESIGN COMPETITION,VADODARA

120 HOURS STUDENT COMPETITION PET HOUSE DESIGN COMPETITION ICONIC DESIGN COMPETITION

Skills Auto CAD l 3Ds Max l Revit Architecture l Revit MEP l Sketch Up l Adobe Photoshop, Premiere ,Illustrator l Microsoft Office l Hand drafting and Model making l Manual presentation

Other Graphic design l Architecture photography l Travelling l Swimming



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Rehabilitation center for children with special need l Rajoda, Ahmedabad Design thesis

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Revitalizing public realm: Manekchowk precinct, Ahmedabad l Ahmedabad Urban design

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Mixed income housing l Gokuldham, Sanand Residential design

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Detail working drawings of residential bungalow l Valsad working drawing

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Ahmedabad City Museum l Ahmedabad Institutional Design

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Primary Health Center l Himatnagar Material and climate Design

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Basic Design

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Competitions

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WHITE SPACE ARCHITECT l Ahmedabad Architecture Intern

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K DIMENSIONS ARCHITECTS & ASSOCIATE l Ahmedabad Architecture Intern

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VIDHYUT CONSULTANTS l Ahmedabad Architecture Volunteer

Contextual Housing� At Idar - for wooden toy maker. l Idar Contextual Design


MASTER PLAN BIRD EYE VIEW

Rehabilitation center for children with special need Year Location Faculty

MASTER PLAN BIRD EYE VIEW

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July-Jan 2015-16 Rajoda,Ahmedabad Yogesh Gandevikar & Rajiv Darji

From the statistic data and case study above it was found that , children with special-different ability require special care and attention for their education and training. Also it was observed that they require equivalent amount of area for their outdoor activity. These out door activities must be under safe and secure environment. Therefore hierarchy of courtyard could be the best solution for designing this project. “Hierarchy of courtyard for safe and secure out door activity� It is important to provide courtyard for composite climate of the site . Form of building for special people should be simple in geometry. Depending upon the space requirement, building could be maximum ground +two storey. Due to locally available materials brick walls and exposed concrete structure is provided. Where ever required brick jali is proposed for visual connectivity and safety. Non slippery flooring is provided for special children. As per requirement large, small and louver openings are provided.

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INTRODUCTION

SITE

According to the research done by the World Health Organization (WHO) and World Bank, about 785 million people among the 15% of world population are suffering with significant physical or mental disability, which includes 5% of children population. In India 1.67% of the total population are disable, amongst them 35.29% are children. Rehabilitation means “process of helping someone and providing them a healthy and a disease free life.” Rehabilitation centres for disabled children are commonly seen in the Western Countries with various specialties. However, in India such facilities and infrastructure are lacking. After viewing the statistics and the rate of which awareness for this issue is being spread, it has become a necessity to have facilities like this in India. There are few centres in India but the building is not equipped to deal with different range of disabilities. It is a real challenge to set up a rehab center in India, as most of the people have superstitious belief. Ignorance towards mentally challenged is observed due to superstitious belief and fears. A challenged baby is considered as a curse of the God/Goddess, many parents want to disown their own challenged child and thus they do not disclose the very existence of challenged child in their family. Lack of education and social awareness has made acceptance of such kids socially difficult. Lack of social awareness affects each and every aspects of a child’s life. Teachers are not trained and schools don't have the infrastructure to deal with children with disabilities. Neither are paediatric wards of hospitals equipped to deal with them. There is not enough data on the number of children living with disabilities to allow the government to provide the necessary services.

MAIN ROAD SIDE SECTION

CANAL SIDE SECTION

PROGRAM

OBJECTIVE • The main objective of the rehabilitation is to develop confidence in kids mind and to motivate them to face the daily activities without others help. • The mindset of the people would be the biggest challenge as their acceptance is the first steps which will help them grow. Once there is acceptance the next step is to provide them best diagnosis assessment and medical care. • Children with disabilities have the right to get the best education and care possible, to become fully prepared to step into society and become active members of the IndianCommunity so that they can contribute to the development. • To surround them in the comfortable environment that would nourish and provide them with tools necessary to cope up with the society independently. Gujarat population Mentally Population by Age disability-2011 : 2.1% 1268056 200000

Female 42% Male 58%

FACULTIES AND ADMINISTRATION

SEMI PUBLIC FACILITIES

OPD AND CARE CENTER

GUEST HOUSE AND TRAINEE’S HOSTEL

DAY CARE CENTER

TRAINING AND RESEARCH CENTER

150000

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100000

5-9

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THERAPY DEPARTMENT

10-19 WORKSHOP AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE

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Female %

SCHOOL FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION

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GROUND FLOOR MASTER PLAN

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SECTION AND ELEVATION OF MASTER PLAN

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SCHOOL FOR SPECIAL NEED

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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

NURSERY SECTION COURTYARD

OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT

DAY CARE UNIT SENSORY SECTION COURTYARD

THERAPY CENTER BLOCK

PRE-VOCATIONAL SECTION COURTYARD

VOCATIONAL CENTER

SCHOOL FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN ACADEMIC SECTION COURTYARD

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Revitalizing Public Realm: Manekchowk Precinct, Ahmedabad Year Location Faculty

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May - 2015 Manekchowk,Ahmedabad Jaydeep Bhagat & Meghna sutar

Manekchowk, Ahmedabad was the area selected to study the urban context. Three major monuments of the city are in Manekchowk – Jama Masjid, King’s Tomb and Queen’s Tomb. It has residences, commercial and market places. It is an example of how multiple activities function together. It indicates that Indian culture (depicted in its streets) is not about rigidity. Its about flexibility. Indian streets are organic and flexible in nature and so is our culture. Manek chowk has flexibility and just needs little organization of spaces to function smoothly. The intention was to understand the situation and rejuvenate its condition without disturbing the nature of the streets and its activities.

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HERITAGE OF MANEK CHOWK

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MANEK CHOWK PRECINCT

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PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICULAR MOVEMENTS

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ACTIVITIES

CONCLUSION

Vendors form an important part of Manek Chowk’s heritage market. Also the multiplicity of activities is a key feature of this place Thus they should be provided with designated space and reorganization should be done such that all the activities co-exist without 11 hindering each other.


MARKETS

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PROPOSED PART PLAN AT FRUT MARKET MANEK CHOWK

PART PLAN

Rejuvenating the collective and individual identity of monuments and natural markets along with increased degree of accessibility which facilitates engagement between vendors and visitors.

Retaining the character and diversity of streets and markets and guiding for future growth.

MASTER PLAN

SECTIONS

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PUBLIC SQUARE

3D IMAGES

SECTION - AA’

SECTION - BB’

GROUND FLOOR

SECTION - CC’

SECTION - DD’

SECTION - EE’

RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION

FIRST FLOOR

LEFT SIDE ELEVATION

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Mixed income Housing - Gokuldham, Sanand 03 Year Location Faculty

November 2014 Gokuldham,Ahmedabad Ketan Desai & Yogesh Shah

In this project the design has been segregated into 3 parts • LIG - contains 1 BHK & 2 BHK • MIG - contains 2 BHK & 3 BHK • HIG - contains 3 BHK & 4 BHK The Project covers an area of about 37,000 sq m, in which LIG covers 30% , MIG 40%, HIG covers 20% and amenities and commercial covers 10%. The concept of mixed use seeks to rediscover the vitality and attractiveness of town centers. The main idea of the project was to represent different income groups living together and interacting with each other. The design promotes a sense of community, a sense of place, encourages economic investment, promotes efficient use of land and infrastructure and enhances vitality. The design contains common gathering spaces between every building block units. All the necessary facilities such as sports, club house, commercial, cycling and interaction, sitting and interaction, social activity spaces are provided. The project provides a cross culture living experience.

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MASTER PLANING

SECTION –AA’

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2BHK 3D VIEW 2BHK UNIT 68.60SQ.M

2BHK CLUSTER 670 SQ.M

3BHK 3D VIEW

3BHK UNIT 88.70 SQ.M

3BHK CLUSTER 423.57 SQ.M

4BHK 3D VIEW 4BHK UNIT 122.33 SQ.M

17 4BHK CLUSTER 300.38 SQ.M


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Detail working drawings of residential bungalow ,Valsad 04 Year Location Faculty

May - 2014 Valsad, Gujarat Ketan desai & Anil Khela

The Project was developed as a part of Construction Studio, at the Faculty of architecture. The final result was mainly devoted to the detailed plans, sections, facades, materialization, and moreover the static calculations. The project area was 936 sq m. The bungalow was designed for a Doctor family at Valsad. The design consist of formal informal family room, gym, clinic, activity room, bedrooms, toilets, kitchen and other utility facilities are also provided. 19


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Ahmedabad City Museum, Ahmedabad 05 Year Location Faculty

November - 2013 Sabarmati Riverfront, Ahmedabad Vibha Gujjar & Sangramsinh

The proposal of Ahmedabad Art Center was made to show a unique path to allow a soft transition of values from urban to nature and from modernity to local culture. Hybridizing the urban space with landscape and ecology, their design introduces and enhances new ways of urban, cultural and natural dialogue. The design also focuses on the enhancement of the pedestrian interface between public corridors and the Riverfront. The City museum proposal is a design opportunity to address environmental issues in institutional architecture participating in the construction of the Ahmedabad urbanity. This project will play an active role in the culture of Ahmedabad with a vision to nurture and share knowledge. These smaller volumes are linked in a physical and symbolical way by the same roof structure. The concave roof shape unifies the whole building performing a bioclimatic function where the shape allows for rainwater harvesting, shadow in summer and protection from lashing monsoon rain and wind.

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SECTIONS

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Contextual Housing� At Idar - for wooden toy maker, Idar 06 Year Location Faculty

MAR-JUN - 2013 Idar, Sabarkantha Vikram Pandya & Vimal Patel

The project is based on designing cluster housing for wooden toy maker wooden toy maker community. Single and double storey houses are designed for which relevant case studies are done. The design also includes exhibition hall, children play area, dormitory are provided. Planning is done keeping in mind the mind-set of the community. The designing was done preserving both the rural character and the natural environment. With cluster zoning, land is used more efficiently, courtyard are also provided for gathering space. Pedestrian and vehicular linkages are also provided. Green buffers are provided to minimize noise impact of the major road.

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GROUND FLOOR

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Primary Health Center l Himatnagar 07 Year Location

OCT-DEC - 2012 Himatnagar, Sabarkantha

Faculty

Shouvik Chakraborty & Vimal Patel

In this semester project was mainly based on the climate and material studio. We were given a site near by Himatnagar and we had to design a primary health centre for the near by village. This building includes doctor's cabin, minor O.T, major O.T, nursing room , male and female wards, reception pharmacy, waiting area, utility, etc. The planning was based on centralized courtyard. In planning for the most sustainable building solution with least ecological impact, the main construction of the center is compressed earth bricks and expose concrete . Their high thermal mass capacity allows them to absorb the cool night air and release it during the day, helping keep the interior spaces cool. The clinic also features galvanized large overlapping roofs that protect the walls from rain and shade the interiors and surrounding spaces from the hot daytime sun. A ramp and staircase has been provided for the movement of stretcher and wheelchair, all the rooms are accessible through big corridor.

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WALL SECTION PLAN

SECTION – AA’

SECTION –CC’

CONCEPT

SECTION – BB’

SECTION – DD’

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Basic Design 08 Year Faculty

2011- 2012 Kartik Vora & Nikunj Choradiya Hemant Walla & Pravinsinh Solanki

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2D PLATE DESIGN USING SIMPLE GEOMETRY SEMI FUNCTIONAL ELEMENTS BROKEN CUBE 9 CUBE EXERCISE CUBE CUTOUTS AND SHADOW SHADOW OF CUBE 3D EFFECT PLATE RESPONSE TO DESIGN ELEMENTS PLANE COMPONENT CONVERT IN 3D ELEMENTS DEVELOPMENT OF 3D FORM TRANSITION OF FORM EL LISSITZKY PROUN LAMP DESIGN 31


2D DESIGN

3D DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

LAMP DESIGN

DEVELOPMENT OF 3D FORM

TRANSITION OF FORM

3D EFFECT PLATE

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Competitions 09 •

NASA LANDSCAPE TROPHY

DISASTER MANAGEMENT, NAGPUR

NASA CONVENTION TROPHY

ANANT POSTER DESIGN COMPETITION

PARUL DESIGN COMPETITION,VADODARA

120 HOURS STUDENT COMPETITION

PET HOUSE DESIGN COMPETITION

ICONIC DESIGN COMPETITION 33


DISASTER MANAGEMENT, NAGPUR

120 hours student competition PET HOUSE DESIGN COMPETITION

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NASA CONVENTION TROPHY

NASA LANDSCAPE TROPHY


WHITE SPACE ARCHITECT 10 Year Location

: June-May 2013/14 Ahmedabad

My first architectural job experience as an assistant architect was with ‘White Space Architect’, for approximately 1 year, where I mainly worked on institutional and residential projects. • • • •

Brahmakumari Center, Sanchor, Rajasthan. Ashtvinayak Bungalows, Surendranagar. Joshi’s Bungalow, Ahmedabad. Naresh Kella Bungalow, Surendranagar.

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K DIMENSIONS ARCHITECTS & ASSOCIATE 11 Year Location

May-August 2014 Ahmedabad

After having an excellent experience working with White Space Architects, I joined ‘K Dimension’ as an assistant architect, worked there for approximately 4 months. First 2 month I did part time but then during my summer vacation I continued full time job for 2 month. I was appointed to complete the complicated projects which were pending since long and have to be completed in short time. • Bharatbhai Bungalow, Bhavnagar. • Anurag Luxuria Appartment, Junagadh. • Dr.Savalia House, Maninagar, Ahmedabad. • Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB), Junagadh. 36


VIDHYUT CONSULTANTS Year Location

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Feb-Dec 2015 Ahmedabad

It has been 10 months working with ‘Vidhyut Consultants’, it is basically a MEP-consultant. I was appointed as a group leader and worked on MEP project Rove Hotel, Zabblee, Dubai. It was my first international work experience.

• Rove Hotel, Zabblee, Dubai

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HVAC

3D SERVICE DRAWING

PLUMBING

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THANK YOU

Lav Shah lav.shah1693@gmail.com +91-8306053869 +91-9510045727


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