WORKS INCLUDED FROM 2020 - 2023
Hello, i am livin raj.C and i just finished 3rd year of my bachelor's degree in architecture. I am a passionate optimistic thinker who's eager to explore new design related creative spaces. My field of interest is sustainability, building construction techniques and visualization. These portfolio will showcase my skills and experience.
CURRICULUM VITAE
EDUCATION:
2020 ( Present ) Vellore instiitute of technology ( VIT )
2010-2020 Christhuraja matric higher sec school, kanyakumari
WORKSHOP:
2020 Bamboo workshop Prayog design collective
2023 Design intervension
SOFTWARE SKILLS:
Autocad Sketchup
Revit Lumion V ray In design
CONTACT DETAILS: Call 8903703500
Gmail livinofficial6@gmail.com
Address 156/D karavilai, Nelveli east, kanyakumari Dist.
LANGUAGES Tamil English Malayalam
INTERESTS & HOBBIES
1 Gaming
2 Music
3 Anime
4 Movies
CONTENT
1 - ART AND CRAFT CENTRE
2 - FANTOX DESIGN STUDIO ( ARCHITECTURE OFFICE )
3 - COMMUNITY DESIGN
4 - LEO CAFE ( CAFE DESIGN )
5 - MISCELLNEOUS
1
ART AND CRAFT CENTRE
Semester 6
Typology : East coast road, Chennai
Area : 14,500 sqm
These centers are typically established to provide a space for artists, artisans, and enthusiasts to gather, create, learn, and exhibit their work. They play a vital role in fostering creativity, encouraging artistic expression, and preserving traditional craftsmanship.
Workshops and Classes : These Art and craft centers offer a range of workshops and classes for people of all ages and skill levels. These can include painting, drawing, sculpture, pottery, ceramics, jewelry making, weaving, woodworking, and more.
Exhibitions and Galleries : These Art and craft centers frequently host exhibitions and galleries to showcase the work of local and visiting artists.
Artist Residencies : Some art and craft centers offer artist residency programs, inviting artists from different backgrounds to live and work on-site for a specific period.
EXIT AUDITORIUM AMPHITHEATRE PARKINGS ENTRANCE
UP 2 m 3 m 01 Lobby 02 Reception 03 Toilet 04 Art gallery 05 Cafe 06 Resources area 07 Hr room 08 Sales area 09 Workshop 10 Camera room 11 Souvenir shop 12 Workers cabin 13 Maintence room 14 Fish pond GROUND FLOOR PLAN
15 Guest room 16 Auditorium 17 Balcony 18 Pathway 19 Office meeting space 20 Walkway 21 Auction hall 22 Library 23 Record room 24 Courtyard DN UP FIRST FLOOR PLAN
ELEVATION - EAST
ELEVATION - NORTH
SECTION A - A’
SECTION B - B’
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FANTOX DESIGN STUDIO
ARCHITECT OFFICE
Semester 6
Typology : Commerical
Location : Vellore
Area : 680 sqm
A - This plan contains lots of common areas that servres as intrtaction spaces.
B - No partition wall between work spaces.
C - Each room has privacy so that commom people will not enter into the area.
ENTRY
01 Lobby 02 Reception 03 Junior architecture workspace 04 Senior architecture workspace 05 Storage room 06 Conferrance room 07 Pantry 08 Blueprint room 09 Print room 10 Toilet 11 Hr room 12 Principle architecture room 13 Balcony D1 D1 D1 D1 D2 D2 D2 D2 D1 D1 SD D2 W W W SW W W V UP DN D2 V V SW SW W
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
D1 D1 D2 D2 D2 D1 D2 W W SW W V UP DN D2 V SW SW SD FIRST FLOOR PLAN
3
COMMUNITY DESIGN
Semester 4
Typology : Residential Community
Area : 8083 sqm
The project mainly focuses on the design of different housing types that cater to the diverse needes to residents with the creating sense of community and belonging. These project shows the factors such as transportation, housing, public spaces, infrastructure, and amenities to create a holistic and balanced environment. By designing these neighborhoods with well-connected streets, sidewalks, and bike lanes promotes mobility and accessibility. Green spaces and public amenities like incorporating parks, green spaces, playgrounds, and community centers within a community design provides places for recreation, social interaction, and community events. These amenities contribute to the overall well-being of residents.
This community consists of 55 residential units each equipped with its own parking area. The units are divided into 4 blocks and come into 2 sizes. They are 140spm and 60sqm.
The planning of community prioritized inclusivity and a sense of community with all residents having access to public spaces and amenities.
SEMI HOUSE COMMUNITY HALL UP UP APPARTMENT PLAN ROW HOUSE GROUND PLAN ROW HOUSE FIRST FLOOR PLAN
APPARTMENTS ROW HOUSES VILLA
UP UP UP DN SEMI HOUSE PLAN VILLA PLAN COMMUNITY HALL GROUND PLAN COMMUNITY HALL FIRST FLOOR PLAN
4
Semester 6
Location : Vellore
Typology : Commerical
It is remodelling of exterior food stand located opposite to VIT Campous. The concept of this cafe is to have a modern and rich look. And we wanted to add a natural look in the entrance so we just taken some spaces in front entrance for adding a rock seating and natural components. So that the whole place itself have a somekind of rich and natural looks.
MATERIAL USED:
LEO CAFE
1 -
Marble 2 - Wood 3 - Plaster
F L O O O R P L A N
5
MICSELLINEOUS
RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE
Semester 6
Interior design
Renaissance architecture style interior design is characterized by a revival of classical forms and motifs, with a focus on symmetry, proportion, and harmony. In terms of interior design, renaissance style is characterized by grandeur, opulence, and luxury.
ELEMENTS INCLUDES :
ORNATE CEILINGS: Elaborate coffered ceilings, often decorated with frescoes, were a hallmark of renaissance interior design.
RICH MATERIALS: Renaissance interiors were often adorned with luxurious materials such as marble, gold leaf, and silk.
ARCHES AND COLUMNS: Arches and columns, often in the classical style, were used to create a sense of grandeur and monumentality.
SYMMETRY: Renaissance architects and designers placed a strong emphasis on symmetry and balance, with rooms often designed to be mirror images of each other.
MURALS AND FRESCOES: Large-scale murals and frescoes were often used to decorate walls and ceilings, depicting scenes from mythology, history, or nature.
FURNITURE: Renaissance furniture was often large and ornate, with intricate carvings and rich upholstery.
A R T S A N D C R A F T W O R K S PALLOZA
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