URBAN DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

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URBAN DESIGN ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO *PORTFOLIO CONTAINS ACADEMIC WORK ONLY. PROFESSIONAL WORK WILL BE DISCLOSED IN PERSON OR AN INTERVIEW.

MAHESH KARANDE +91 9029 333 905 MUMBAI


WORK EXPERIENCE TIMELINE

PROJECT : Shivrajpur Beachfront Development Project, Dwarka, Gujarat National Maritime Museum Complex, Lothal, Gujarat TNIFMC, Chennai

ARCHITECTURE - URBAN DESIGN FIRM : INI Design Studio, Ahmedabad (2019-2020)

Ahmedabad Urban Habitat Center, Ahmedabad THESIS : Envisioning local station precinct in Mumbai: Case of Kurla (W) Greenfield Project: Dumas, Surat Sector Redevelopment : Gandhinagar

MASTER’S IN ARCHITECTURE : CEPT University, Ahmedabad (2017-2019)

Design Intervention: Adding Value to Neglected Spaces Kindergarten - a community anchor space Affordable Housing Design Challenge Multipurpose Complex at VJTI College, Matunga, Mumbai Kendriya Vidyalaya, School New Wing, IIT-B Project under Non Disclosure Agreement, Chhattisgarh, India Project under Non Disclosure Agreement, Gujarat

ARCHITECTURE FIRM : RJB-CPL, Mumbai (2015-2017)

Training center and Dormetry Block ,Drug Rehabilitaion center-BTC), Badlapur, Maharashtra Proposed Redevelopment of Maharshtra Rifle Association, Worli, Mumbai Craftmen's Village High Street Phoenix Mills Mall, Lower Parel, Mumbai Internship work

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Matheran Street Furniture Design Project

ARCHITECTURE FIRM : ANA, Bangalore (2015) PiCA Research Cell (2014)


Master ’s Of Urban Design

C.E.P.T - CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND TECHNOLOGY 2017-2019

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1 ENVISIONING LOCAL STATION PRECINCT IN MUMBAI: CASE OF KURLA (W)

C.E.P.T - Thesis Commerce on street. Project Type:

Thesis Project

Institute:

CEPT University, Ahmedabad, India

Year:

2019

Location:

Mumbai, India

Task:

Research, Urban Design

Change in the built form. The visual transition and experience of people passing from the station to the central bushiness district.

Urban Design Project: Today, Mumbai local precincts are essential nodes of cities urban fabric. They project high footfall of the oating population in the city. Though these precincts are cities focal point and regularly accessed, they lack the sense of imageability, aesthetics, functionality, order and urban character. These precincts have a common characteristics pattern of congestion (Built form, streetscape), encroachments (Vendors), the haphazard network of secondary transit (Bus, auto, taxi, private vehicles), strong urban legibility.

Transit station for local bus (BEST).

Aim of this Master's thesis is to understand and decode the local station precinct and attempt to provide a rational solution to the above concerns. Through LAP mechanism and built form regulations attempt is to restructure a case of a local station precinct. The thesis also attempts to answer the key question raised through urban design interventions, illustrations, and urban design guidelines.

Images explaining the situation at the junctions. Which gives an idea of unorganised transit movement and the inefciency of the existing street width to cater to the quantum of movement along the site.

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M a s t e r ’ s

Mixed and unorganised skyline

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Understanding of latest Development Plan (DP)

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Marking area of interest.

Potential territorial connections

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Secondary streets in RED.

Selecting an URBAN BLOCK to demonstrate implementation LAP tool of development.

Analysing the urban block.

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M a s t e r ’ s

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Street Vs Urban Block

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Consciously carved street, justiď€ ed ROW, ideal urban block size.


DEVELOPMENT TOOL : LAP MECHANISM

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Raising plot values :

Fair street access :

Plot amalgamation :

As shown in 3D visualisation, the structure of the plots are

These plots have poor street access reducing its nancial

Amalgamation for the plots like this is extremely important as

unorganised and placed organically. These are small plots and not

potential in market to attract developers. Inefcient plot arrangement

it increases the area of development. Smaller and individual plots can be

economically viable for new development.

on the city land is not protable for city.

encouraged to amalgamate to the neighbouring plots if they are given additional area to build for same land by incentivising over FSI.

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Setback along the streets:

Demonstration of a single urban cluster:

Plots facing the 15 Mt, + streets must have setback of 3 mt. with building built at built to line.

Detailed out cluster gives the possibility of size of built envelope which can manifest by desired regulations.

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Accommodating future development: Similarly other clusters can be developed through LAP mechanism. LAP mechanism allows exible development which is context specic. This makes the development more rational and justify equity.


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M a s t e r ’ s

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Transition between Bus Depot - open public park and rickshaw stand

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Built form at the exit of the local station gate (Kurla).

Pedestrian movement Open spaces and plaza Transit options Landmarks

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3D View explaining the arcade topology abutting major streets.

Demonstration of how can a Local Station Precincts developed through LAP Mechanism. Conscious distribution of zones and resources.

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2 GREENFIELD PROJECT: DUMAS, SURAT

C.E.P.T - Semester 03 Project Type:

Academic project (Group Work)

Institute:

CEPT University, Ahmedabad, India

Year:

2018

Location:

Surat, Ahmedabad, India

Task: Planning, presentation drawing, Site development, programme research, 3D modelling

Urban extension project Green ď€ eld site to be developed using either of two DEVELOPMENT MODEL i.e Town planning scheme or Township. Dumas, Surat was perceived as academic project to develop through development model. As a group project, it was approached as a township to develop keeping all the natural resources in mind. Street design for the project is part of individual work.

Street design exercise. Understanding the essential layers of the street. Proximity and positioning the desired layers together to generate ease of movement, vehicular transition, street services and furniture, built volume and environment and other crucial aspects of the street.

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A c a d e m i c

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3 SECTOR REDEVELOPMENT : GANDHINAGAR

C.E.P.T - Semester 02 Project Type:

Academic project (Group Work)

Institute:

CEPT University, Ahmedabad, India

Year:

2018

Location:

Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, India

Task: Planning, presentation drawing, Site development, programme research, 3D modelling

Purpose of the report is to explain the design process achieved in the duration of Urban Design Studio 01. The focus of this studio is to look at the renewal projects within the functioning city. The premise is that sometimes in cities, development / redevelopment opportunities arise in the middle of a developed city. Increasingly our cities will witness such internal changes which provide opportunities for re-imagining the city. The studio will identify areas with renewal opportunities to develop an urban design proposal for them.

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A c a d e m i c

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Urban block with 1

ideal grid pattern for design

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development.

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Assigning potential land use

Movement hierarchy

Land Use

Map documents the general understanding of the site and its neighbourhood sectors. The mapping of resources gives fair idea of availability of amanitas in the neighbourhood with the potential of the site to contribute to the neighbourhood back by assessing its own strength. This data helps assessing the insights on trafď€ c movement, community living standards, pedestrian transition and other neighbourhood parameters to generate design potential.

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Built environment


16 Some building or plots are placed in a manner where there could be possibilities of creating a face for the node.


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Pillai’s College Of Architecture, Mumbai University . 2010-2015

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Combat Centre and Indoor Sports Arena Project Type:

Thesis (Design Desertation)

Academic Year:

Fifth Year B.Arch

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2015

Location:

PiCA, New Panvel, N. Mumbai, India

Idea is to provide the advance facilities for each sports which can be use for workshops, events and club practice to share techniques and uplift the quality of respective sports. This facilities would be utilized by any organization from all over India to share knowledge and add purpose to sports they are learning. To bring combat sports category together. This strategy can generate exposure to various discipline. this can improve working and coordination of sports and its practice abilities. people of advance knowledge and ideas can contribute and spread there experience and abilities. To strengthen the status of combat sports.

Design Dissertation 18

Road side view of the Combat sports center and Indoor Sports Arena. It shows how structure and its volume influence on the adjacent street and surrounding..


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Dismentalled isometric views

Combat Training Centre

Indoor Sports Arena

Sportsman Practice

Compete

Success

Contribute

STORY OF A SPORTSMAN

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The importance of sports has been felt by the humans from the ancient times. Thus much importance was given to this part of the human life by all major civilizations. Although the nature of ancient sport varied widely, it existed all the time. But with the passage of time, sports became different and in the modern city life, it is becoming a rare event.


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