ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
POR TFO LIO SELECTED WORKS | 2017-2022
MAITREY.M.KHEDEKAR KAMLA RAHEJA VIDHYANIDHI INSTITUTE FOR ARCHITECTURE
CURRICULUM VITAE
MAITREY.M.KHEDEKAR ‘A passionate Architect graduated from KRVIA, University of Mumbai. I see myself as a talented and an ambitious architect, interested in testing my limits in a fast-paced and competitive working environment. I am a team player, always determined to help my team succeed in every possible way.’
PERSONAL DETAILS : Architect.
Address :Flat no.1101, 36AB - Anand Bhavan , 36th Rd, near National College, Khar, Bandra West, Mumbai- 400050 Maharashtra. Nationality : Indian Date of Birth : 25.06.1999 Contact Number : +91 9619947990 email id - maitreykhedekar99.work@gmail.com Instagram : @maitrey.khedekar
Internship :
Abraham John Architects
Education Qualification :
Bachelors Of Architecture : 2017- 2022 Kamla Raheja Institute For Architecture & Environmental Studies Senior Secondary School : 2015-2017 Jasudben M.L.school, Khar West Secondary School : 2005-2015 Arya Vidya Mandir,Bandra West Primary School : 2002-2005 Arya Vidya Mandir,Bandra West
Languages : English , Hindi , Marathi , Gujrati
Talent , Skills & Hobbies
Observation | Decision making | Communication | Multitasking | Team work | Team Leader | Time management
Graphic Design | Sketching | Carpentry | Carving | Model Making | Charcoal & Oil Painting | Photography | Playing Keyboard | Traveling | Parametric Design | Origami | Direction | Films | Fashion | Cricket | Football | Swimming | Badminton | Gaming | Food |
Technical Skills :
Elective :
Bandra West
Soft Skills
Autocad 2d | Archicad | Revit | Adode Photoshop | Adobe Indesign | Adobe Illustrator | Rhinoceros | Grasshopper (Basic) | Sketchup | Rendering: Twinmotion | Lumion(Basic)
Rhino Elective : 2020 - Vithal Mane Photo Book Elective : 2019 Ritesh Uttamchandani Photography Elective : 2018 - Kunal Bhatia City Walks : 2017 - Archana Hande
Participation :
WWF Competition: 2022 In Collab with team of Abraham John Architects Tata Steel Competition: 2022 In Collab with team of Abraham John Architects Virtual Exhibition : Kohima Virtual Exhibition In Collab With Cept College,Ahmedabad Https://Youtu.be/Lptwcecngpe Coa Competition : 2019 Sidhpur Volume Zero Competion : 2020 The Little Loo Kohima Exhibition : Third Year Core Team Of The Exhibition Mumbra Wall : Third Year Core Team Of The Exbition Krvia Design Dessertation Exhition : 2nd Year Managing Team Krvia Design Dessertation Exhition : 3rd Year Managing Team Trinity College London, Trinity Guildhall Level 2 Certificate In Graded Examination In Music Performanace Grade 5 - Electronic Keyboard,With Merit
CONTENT
01.
RE-ESTABLISHING PERMANENCE IN TRANSACTIONAL LIVELIHOODS
02.
DIVINITY IN DENSITY
03.
INTERNSHIP WORKS
HYBRID . COMPACT . POROUS
ABRAHAM JOHN ARCHITECTS
04. VOIDS IN VOLUME
PROJECTING STUDENT HOUSING IN A CAMPUS
05.
KOHIMA
06.
SHAUCHALAY
OBJECTS. INSTITUTION. IDENTITIES
A REVIVAL BEACH
07. BAZAAR
THE STRATUM OF EMPLOYMENT
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Page 46-49
Page 50-55
08.
SIDHPUR
09.
THE CONFLUENCE OF CHILLI & BASALT
10.
FRAGMENTS OF HISTORY
EINSTEIN TOWER ERICH MENDELSOHN
11. MODULES & CHAIR
THE CONFLUENCE OF MATERIALS
12.
HANDS ON EXERCISES
13.
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
MODEL MAKING WITH DIFFERENT MATERIALS
PHOTO BOOK, ILLUSTRATIONS etc.
14. ARCHITECTURE PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO BOOK, ILLUSTRATIONS etc.
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RE-ESTABLISHING PERMANENCE IN TRANSACTIONAL LIVELIHOODS RETHINKING THE ROLE OF MARKETS IN MUMBAI Site : Dr. Shirodkar Market, Parel, Mumbai. Program : Public Market. Guide : Ar. Nikhil Khadilkar
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Re-Establishing Permanence In Transactional Livelihoods
DR. SHIRODKAR MARKET, PAREL
PROGRAM DIAGRAM
PROGRAM DIAGRAM LOADING & UNLOADING CIRCULATION
THIRD FLOOR
Loading & Unloading
THIRD FLOOR
Waste Segregation
SECOND FLOOR
RETHINKING THE ROLE OF MARKETS IN MUMBAI
SECOND FLOOR
Storage Market
Often times urban designers and planners fail to recognize the importance of informal spaces in the city. They are treated as static objects. The market is more than merely a location where one obtains food and other necessities, but also embodies the community’s unique sense of place. Markets in Mumbai, both in urban and rural areas, constitute a mosaic of diverse actors and tend to be highly fragmented. However, with the changing fabric of the city, certain markets are becoming redundant. The modern consumer does not want to go out and would just opt for any kind of an online format of shopping. Today’s time where e-commerce has taken over the world, the idea of public realm could be further questioned. Due to the drop of interactions in markets, the collective memory of these communities have ceased. Transaction spaces in markets have a certain physicality, due to the change in time that is being lost. Above all, the most salient reason for the decrease in the traditional market is modern people’s transformed lifestyle. Rethinking markets’ roles in the urban structure as the new type of social area, supporting urban traditions, and exchanging between communities economically and socially while dealing with current sustainability issues is now necessary. The mode and the method the State/ Government/BMC uses for the transformation is not based on a historical or present day understanding of the people. Markets are getting diminished and so is the public realm, haphazard development has caused the change in the city’s landscape and its real estate. The thesis aims to rethink the role of markets in the urban structure as the new type of hybrid module supporting a new type of socio-economic development, and create a medium for the communities by creating a platform for economic as well as socially means. The research is determined by the pursuit of new forms of a market which can contribute more to the city and functional program corresponding to the demands of a modern consumer.
FIRST FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
Commercial Market
LEGEND
LEGEND
Entries
Entries
Admin
Admin Area
Admin Area GROUND FLOOR
Canteen/ Cafeteria
Vegetable Market
Fish Market Auction Hall
Fish Market Auction Hall
Entrance Plaza
Pavilion/Gathering Space
Pavilion/Gathering Space
Loading & Unloading
Loading & Unloading
Processing Units/Channel Lifts
Processing Units/Channel Lifts
Waste Segregation
Waste Segregation
MASSING
Storage Units DP 2034
F/S WARD
MUMBAI
GROUND FLOOR
Canteen/ Cafeteria
Vegetable Market
MASSING
Storage Units
Commercial Market
Commercial Market
EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS SITE PLAN
P a r el S t a t i on
1 3.
LAND USE
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5.
3. 1 0.
9.
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4. 3.
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1. 3.
8. 6.
CRITERIA FOR DESIGN
Area Of Plot After Setback = 3620 Sq.m (6m setback) Therefore No.of floors = 2.28
Total Plot Area = 5505 Sq.m
EXISTING SITUATION: No.of of Customers per hour = 500 (Approx) No.of of Commuters per hour = 200-250 (Approx)
F.S.I = 1.5
Total Built-up Area = 5505 X 1.5 Total Built-up Area = 8257.5 Sq.m Set Backs = 5M / 6M (all sides) Main road side 6m
12. 7.
1. 4.
New market building
SITE CONDITIONS Small Market near the Parel railway station. Ideally used by the nearby locality and the people coming from the station. Site Area – approx 3500 sq.m
SYSTEMS
10%
30% 10%
STAKEHOLDERS
15%
5%
MATERIAL SOURCING
ECONOMICAL SYSTEMS
CULTURAL SYSTEMS
FOOD NETWORKS
MUNICIPAL MARKET
RETAIL MARKET
FESTIVALS
WHAT? WHERE? HOW?
LOCAL VENDORS
SALE COMPONENT
LOCAL TRADITIONAS
FARMERS MARKET
RAW MATERIAL IMPORT AND EXPORT
AUCTION SPACES
STREET FOOD
OFFICES
STREET VENDOR
DISTRIBUTER
Commercial / Retail Municipal retail
Vegetable Market
Fish market
Residential
Vending zone
NATURE OF PROGRAM The old market has been broken down and the new redeveloped building is being built. The new building proposes a retail market space and a residential living too. SCALE OF PROGRAM Market for 150 Vendors NO.OF PEOPLE DISPLACED 114 people were displaced and less than 30 received any kind of rehabilitation.
VEGETABLE VENDOR
SHOPKEEPER
TRANSPORTER
COMMUNAL NETWORKS
WASTE SEGREGATION
LOADING & UNLOADING
WHAT THE COMMUNITY WANTS?
SEGREGATION ZONE
DESIGNATED SPACES
SAFETY
PROCESSING UNITS
STORAGE AREAS
TAKE AWAYS
PACKAGING UNITS
FOOD STALLS
NEEDS AND NECCESSITIES
RECYCLING
SETBACKS, TURNING SPACE ROUTE OF MOVEMENT PARKING
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Site
OPEN SPACES
Buildings Roads
1. 2. 3.
Railways
4.
St. Xaviers Ground Lal Maidan Sv.Samjasevak Shubhash Damre Balodhyan Kamgar Maidan
NIGHT BAZAARS
OFFLINE OFFICE TEAM OF THE MARKET FOR DELIVERY SERVICE
ADMINISTRATION SYSTEMS ADMIN OFFICES ROLE OF STAKEHOLDERS
SECURITY
DELIVERY PARTNERS
TAKE AWAYS LOCAL VENDORS SELLING THEIR HOME COOKED FOOD
TIMIMGS : 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
FISH VENDOR
9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.
5. 6.
FOOD NETWORK
ONLINE
30%
AMENITIES
3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Shri Mahalaxmi Temple Vardhaman Jain Temple Aadeshwar Jain Temple CNI Church of Saint Mary the Virgin Malayalam Congregation Sunni Dargah Masjid,Parel Sunni Usmaniya Takiya Masjid
SYSTEMS
This method of overlaying systems to derive at programs that ground the relationship between buyers vendors commuters and other stakeholders thereby Promoting Permanence Into Transactional Livelihoods.
PROGRAMS ON SITE
MAINTAINED BY : BMC
1. 2. 3. 4.
Dr. Shirodkar Market Municipal Corporation Of Greater Mumbai F-south Ward Prabhdevi Station King Edward Memorial Hospital Nowrosjee Wadia Maternity Hospital Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital For Children LTT Coaching Depo Tata Memorial Hospital, Homi Bhabha Block Dadar Metropolitan Magistrate Court Elphinstone Station (West) Zandu Bmc Dispensary R. M. Bhatt college Tata Mill Chawl St.Paul’s Convent High School
2.
No.of people to rehabilitate = 150-200
Old market
RELIGEOUS PLACES
1. 2.
2.
No.of existing shops = 33
MARKET BUILDING
ADDRESS : Shirodkar Building, J.B Road, Krishna Nagar, Parel, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400012
6.
5.
4.
INSTITUTIONS
HYBRID MODULE
WEBSITE / APP
WHOLESALE RETAILERS
MA R K E T V E N D OR S
CUSTOMER
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SECTION EE’
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECTION FF’
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COMMUNITY PROGRAMS ON VARIOUS FLOOR
WASTE SEGREGATION DIAGRAM
LOADING & UNLOADING DIAGRAM
SECTIONAL ZONING
SECTIONAL HIERARCHY OF PROGRAMS
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
ADMIN
MULTIPURPOSE HALL
VACHNALAY
CANTEEN/CAFETARIA
SECTION BB’ @ 1:100
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WALL SECTION - A
ADMIN
WALL SECTION - B
WALL SECTION - C
MULTIPURPOSE HALL
VACHNALAY
CANTEEN/CAFETARIA
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CIRCULATION
STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM - RCC
STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM - STEEL
ART EXHIBITION
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JANMASHTHAMI
GANESH CHATURTHI
CONCERT
FLEA MARKET
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS ON GR FLOOR
SITE ENTRIES & ROADS
PAUSE POINTS
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10mm thk VM Zinc Sheet for roofing 75X75mm ISA Thk Box Section Diagonal Member 75mm thk TWIGA rockwool for sound insulation Laminated fixed glass clipped to Mullion 500mm Wide MS Gutter
500X500mm RCC BEAM
1200mm RCC Railing 25mm Thk Tiling 100mm BBC
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
150mm RCC Slab 650mm Waffle Ribs
CAFETARIA/CANTEEN
PODIUM LVL
25mm Thk Tiling 100mm PCC Bed 150mm RCC Slab 650mm Waffle Ribs
25mm Thk Tiling 20mm Screed 100mm BBC 150mm RCC Slab 500x750mm RCC Beam
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75X75mm ISA Thk Box Section Diagonal Member 10mm Thk Gusset Plate 100X100mm ISA Box Section Bottom frame 200x200x10mm Angle Cleat
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Detail A
600mm Deep Waffle Ribs Gusset plate Welded to Column 10mm L-Angle bolted to metal plate 200x200x10mm Angle Cleat
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK PRODUCED STUDENT BY VERSION AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
500x750mm Plinth Beam 25mm Thk Tiling 100mm PCC Bed
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300X250mm I-Section 300X250mm Stringer Beam I-Section Stringer Beam 10mm L-Angle Plate 10mm L-Angle Plate 25mm Thk Metal Tread 25mmpainted Thk Metal withTread painted with anti-corrosive Vinylanti-corrosive Coated Vinyl Coated
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DIVINITY IN DENSITY HYBRID . COMPACT . POROUS HOUSING ONTOLOGIES CESSED BUILDING IN ISLAND CITY FANASWADI, KALBADEVI
Site : Fanaswadi, Kalbadevi Mumbai. Program : Density Housing. Reconstruction or redevelopment of Cessed buildings in the Island City. Guide : Ar. Mayuri Sisodia & Kalpit
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DIVINITY IN DENSITY HYBRID . COMPACT . POROUS Housing Ontologies Cessed Building In Island City Fanaswadi, Kalbadevi
33(7) Reconstruction or Redevelopment of Cessed Buildings in the Island City. The Rent Control Act in Mumbai was passed in the year 1948. Thus, in 1949, a few buildings were established that classified as Cessed Buildings. Accomodation in these buildings was not rent based, instead, a cess or tax had to be paid to the owner as the maintenance cost for the said building. Today, most of these buildings are in a poor condition and thus, need to reconstructed whereas the other are in an average condition and can function well after minor repairs. A major number of these buildings are present in the C Ward, namely in the Fanaswadi precinct. Few buildings in the precinct have been redeveloped, however, most of these buildings still have to undergo redevelopment. Fanas Wadi / Phanaswadi is a neighbourhood in Kalbadevi, South Mumbai.It is known for its temple devoted to Lord Venkateshwara. The local folks call this temple as ‘Lord Balaji mandir’. The name fanas is Marathi for jackfruit, probably pointing to a time when the trees grew abundantly here. The temple at Fanaswadi, Mumbai dedicated to the Lord of the Seven Hills Sri Venkateshwara was consecrated on 10 June 1927. Cess means tax and a logical deduction about cessed building would imply that a building that pays cess -- a tax commonly referred to as the “repair fund”- is termed as a cessed building. The tax is paid by the tenants of the building simply because the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act, 1976 (MHADA) makes special provisions for repairs and reconstruction of “cessed” buildings.
Existing condition of site, with the boundary of the proposed plot.
C Ward
ACTIVITY MAPPING
HOUSING DELIVERY SYSTEM
Cessed Buildings
flower markets along the streets
SITE PANORAMA
Chawl typology
Proposed plot for redevelopment
small streets being formed as extensions for markets at the main road
Small plot typology
Jain Mandir
activities at a junction on site
Kalbadevi mandir
General stores
51% Consent of redevelopment
the
dwellers,
owner
decides
on
Building footprint
Busy street near kalbadevi mandir
Demolition of the old structure
Category 1 - Building to be redeveloped
Building being reconstructed
Catergory 2- Small Repairs like painting & filling cracks
Building footprint
Market street
AMENITIES There are amenities ranging from small to large scale which include grocery shops, clinics, educative spaces, market spaces, temples, etc.
SITE ANALYTICAL MAP Fanaswadi maidan
Flour mandi
Paper mart
Market Temple
Bhrihaman Mahanagar palika
Flower market
Jain mandir
ORGANISATION To facilitate well being of the chawl there are urban level and community organizations. These organizations offer participatory opportunities through rotract clubs, charitable trusts.
Resident get incentive FSI on their original carpet area - the flats built under extra FSI on sale
Category 3 -Reconstruction of a few parts of the buildings
Residential Mixed use( commercial +residential) Institutional Relegious Insitutions
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Government organisation such as MHADA does the redevelopment
Private Owner/Developer carries out the redevelopment of the building
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN-2
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
UNIT 1- AXONOMETRIC
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SECTION AA’ 20
VERTICAL CIRCULATION
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WEST ELEVATION’ 22
FRONT ELEVATION’
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INTERNSHIP WORKS
ABRAHAM JOHN ARCHITECTS SELECTED WORKS
CONTENT: Roundabout At 19th Road. Relief Road Nathani Garden(Gm Park). Open Spaces Of G-South Ward Vbsl(Versova Bandra Sea-Link). Lokal Parklet Design (Outdoor Restaurant). UDAAN - Aasmaan Ki Aur FLY-MAN-GO
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INTERNSHIP WORKS
ABRAHAM JOHN ARCHITECTS A. URBAN DESIGN WORK -
ROUNDABOUT AT 19TH ROAD.
RELIEF ROAD
19th Road, Khar (W)
Relief Road, Santacruz (W)
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NATHANI GARDEN(GM PARK). Bandstand, Bandra (W)
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INTERNSHIP WORKS
ABRAHAM JOHN ARCHITECTS A. URBAN DESIGN WORK -
OPEN SPACES OF G-SOUTH WARD
VBSL(Versova Bandra Sea-Link).
Worli To Mahalaxmi.
Carter Road, Bandra (W)
VERSOVA
WATERFRONTS INTERRUPTED
VBSL
7.1KM JUHU BEACH
MUMBAI
REALIGNMENT OF THE CONNECTORS
G - SOUTH WARD OPEN SPACES LEGEND 01 Babasaheb Worlikar Manoranjan Maidan 02
Sane Guruji Udyan
03 Rajabhai Salvi Udyan 04
Shahid Colonel Santosh Mahadik Manoranjan Maidan
3.5KM
CARTER ROAD
05 Khed Gully Maidan 06 Nardulla Tank Maidan 07 P.G. Plot at Dighe Nagar 08 Elefinston Nursery 09 Matoshree Ramabai Thakare Udyan ce�
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Kai.Mahesh Madhukar Bhobhate Manoranjan Maidan
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Hindurhudaysamrat Balasaheb Keshav Thakare Manoranjan Maidan
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Shahid Vilas Vithoba Shinde Manoranjan Maidan
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Maajhi Baug Worli
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Adya Shankaracharya Garden
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Bhagawan Mahavir Udyan
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Bhagwan Budhh Garden
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Triangular Garden
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Lala Lajpatrai Garden
19
Panchshil Maidan
3.1KM
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20 Worli Hindu Cemetry Garden
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21 358 Tenament Colony Garden
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22 Hanuman Maidan
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23 RMarathon Nexgen Mill Plot Garden
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24 R.G. at Mafatlal Mill
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25 Kai.Sunita Dattaji Nalawade Manoranjan Maidan 16
26 Mahavir Stable Garden
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27 Curry Road Garden
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28 Maharashtra High School Garden 29 Maharashtra High School Maidan 30 Laxman Sambhu Sarvankar Maidan 31
Shramik Gymkhana
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32 Jambhori Maidan
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33 Veer Subhash Maidan
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34 Madkebua Maidan
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35 Plot at Shama Cottage
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36 Police Camp Maidan
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37 Maidan near building no.10 of Police camp C
38 Plot infront of Adya shankaracharya maidan 39 Adarsh Nagar Sports Club Maidan 40 Plot at Gokhale Road 41 Plot at Maftlal Mill
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42 Garden near neharu science centre
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43 MIG Colony Garden 28
44 Horse Stable
29 & 2C
47 Plot at Hindustan Mill
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48 Western Railway Cricket Ground
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49 Lalit Kala Bhavan Ground
4C U 30 & 31
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Satyawadi Play Ground
51 Kantvadi Hindu Shamshan Bhumi 52 Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Maidan
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FEB 2021
46 Sant Rohidas Chawl
FEB 2021
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45 Raja Bhau Anant Marg-slums
PROPOSED
PROPOSED : MSRDC
PDJDODMUJPK TDEI ERaTUI
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VERSOVA-BANDRA SEA LINK (VBSL)
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ABRAHAM JOHN ARCHITECTS B. ARCHITECTURE WORK -
LOKAL PARKLET DESIGN (Outdoor Restaurant). New Jersey, US. NOTES: All measurements are in millimeters. Dimensions are not to be scaled, only referred All measurements to be checked on site In case of any query, kindly contact the Architects Please refer to the RCC Consultant's drawings & details for structural work All levels are finish floor levels
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Tata Steel- Notions Of India Competition
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FORM DEVELOPMENT Bird’s anatomy - claws forming arches as baseW
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Combining both peace symbol with our idea of flying high.
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FLY-MAN-GO |Flamingo Nature and wildlife is the best part of the oration, the form takes inspiration from the beauty of the wilderness around it. The opening of great egret’s feathers, the grace of flamingo’s long slender legs or the charm camouflaging humans into the wild and opening up nature to them. These concepts, are used to develop the design of the space and are implied in the form of either roof or structural system or fenestration system. The visiting center becomes the first step to create awareness about the flora and fauna of the site and to educate visitors towards the protection of the ecosystem. The volume of the space increases depending on the functions of the block. The triangular roof profile is twisted to give the look of feathers opening up, with skylights to allow sun to brighten up the space. The windows are of two different size to allow the user view the landscape surrounding of the region depending on the use. The visitors center connects the observation points through a meandering pathway amongst the topography of the site. These observation points sit comfortably in the rural, farmland-landscape whilst creating a unique experience as well as educating the occupants of its beautiful surroundings. The louvre fenestration systems allow the people to freely observe the wildlife and at the same time hides their movement. The flamingo’s leg like column is also used as the design element for the same. The material palette consists of timber posts and frames that are locally available which help the structure to blend within its surrounding and also allows us to visualize our concept into a volumetric space.
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PROJECTING STUDENT HOUSING IN A CAMPUS Site : V.J.T.I, Matunga, Mumbai. Program : Student Housing. Guide : Ar. Shantu & Manisha Poredi.
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PROJECTING STUDENT HOUSING IN A CAMPUS
The primary design concept is focused on encouraging interaction by providing students with a network of meeting spaces fostering collaboration and conviviality. The existing institute draws on the austere ideologies from Brutalism as a form of expression as a response to the extreme climate, and positions it contextually. The proposed design project, similarly influenced by it’s adjacent buildings and context, also opts for a Brutalist approach. To break away from the heaviness of the mass the idea of scooping volumes and creating voids is an ideal method to incorporate for maximum light and ventilation in the internal spaces. The spaces are envisioned to break away from the typical ideas of close quarters in a bleakly designed dormitory. The volumetric parasol that provides thermal comfort below and measures to reduce active solar heat gain such as utilizing North lights while blocking harsh solar radiation from the South. The building intends to create an interactive community learning environment nestled within its cultural context with a keen focus on environmental sensitivity.
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OBJECT. INSTITUTION. IDENTITIES SITE STUDY. Site : L-Khel, Kohima, Nagaland Program : Institute for Music. Guide : Ar. Rohan Shivkumar.
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3RD YEAR STUDENT EXHIBITION- DOCUMENT & RESEARCH
The Objects That We Collected Around Us Open Out Trajectories Of Connections With The World, Material , Function And Symbolic. These Trajectories Make Communities , Structure Identities And Are Directed And Mediated By Institutions. The Third Year Study Trip Followed Some Of These Trajectories Of Objects From Homes In Kohima Village To Discover Some Of Institutions That Help In Shaping Contemporary Identities In The City. The Study Concentrated On The Kohima Village In The City, Which Owns The Land Upon Which The City Has Grown. The Village Itself Is Divided Into Four Distinct Communities Called “Khels”. Each Khel Has Many Clans Within.
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HALLEL MUSIC CENTRE An Institute For Music And Culture
Kohima’s Intriguing Culture Combined With Its Rich Heritage Leaves A Classic Tale To Tell. Such Rich Cultures Also Did Not Have Enough Infrastructural Space For Themselves Thus, An Institute For Music Called Hallel,Is What I Intend On Designing. There Are Very Few Musical Institutions Thriving In Kohima And Smaller Branch Of Hallel Center Which Prevail-es Within The L-Khel. The Lack Of Space And Increasing Interest Of People Had To Be Combat-ted. This Project Would Be A Joint Venture Project, A Government Registered Institution. The Main Idea Of The Project Was To Have A Cascading Roof Which Reflects The Surrounding Terrain Of The Site And Which Largely Prevails-in Kohima. There Was An Intension Of Building Two Volumes,One Within Another Bounded By The Skin Of The Building. Hence The Structural Systems Of The Interior And Exterior Are Independent Of Each Other. Various Community Spaces Are Created For Students And People To Tune Into Music.
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Site : Juhu Beach, Mumabi. Program : Public Toilet.
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The Brief Was To Design A Small 100sqm Public Toilet Which Is Covid19 Free. We Selected Juhu Beach As Our Site Knowing That As Soon As The Lock-down Is Lifted, It Would Be The First Location Where Most People Would Prefer To Go. At The Beach, Everyone Eats Food Gathered Around These Stalls While The Kids Play With The Sand. The Idea Was To Design A Toilet And Relate It To The Context In A Way That People Could Continue Eating Street Food, Buying Balloons, Cotton Candy, Etc. And Kids Would Be Able To Play, Enjoy The Breeze And The View Of The Sea. The Current Toilet Is In A Poor Condition. It Is Made Of Corrugated Sheets And Is Barely Functional. It Does Not Have Enough Cubicles Or For That Matter Enough Space For People To Enter And Exit. At The Moment, People Resort To Defecation In The Sea Even After A Public Toilet Is Present On Site. Keeping In Mind The Level Of Sanitation Required, We Have Proposed A Toilet Where The Roof Becomes A Playful Element, The Physically Disabled Have Proper Access And There Is Enough Number Of Cubicles And Corridor Space For All.
01. The design process started with the decision of keeping the toilet in a linear fashion in order to minimalize contact between people
02. To provide a central axis and divide the main block into two. The central corridor was kept narrow keeping in mind the concept used behind the
03. To place the cubicles in a row, such that it would receive adequate sunlight in order to minimize wet surfaces (as wet surfaces could be a catalyst in spreading COVID).
04. To place the handicap toilet close to the ramp for easy access. The open space in the middle was also utilized to build a shop that would hold all essentials required for sanitization as well as for the aid of wom-
05. The roof was placed over the toilet. Then the roof was raised in order to provide cross ventilation, louvers that would fasten the drying process of the toilets, and to let sunlight into the cubicles.
06. The cubicles were also given a frosted glass window that would give the view of the sea to the person in the cubicle.
07. Important design idea was to make the roof accessible such that people could go up and enjoy the view of the entire beach. The roof was tiled in a way to maintain the distance norm according to the COVID19 .
08. Skylights were placed to provide the distance required between two accessible seating. These skylights also brought in sunlight that would further help in drying up the toilet surfaces
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09. The last design strategy was to provide stalls and seating areas at a 2m dis-
tance from each other such that people would maintain social distancing even while doing all these other activities.
10. . There is also our main staircase which takes the person up to the roof and is placed such that people coming from the road can have easy access.
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SECTION - BB’ 1. Window The window is designed such that it gets sunlight from three directions, south-west, northwest and west. This makes the window extremely efficient and helps in drying up the cubicles. The window has frosted glass that also serves the purpose of recreation for the people since it allows them a view of the sea. 2. Rotating door It would allow the users to see if someone is already waiting, they could wait outside the toilet and not gather in the corridor area. A platform is provided such that when someone stands on it, the sensors would rotate the door and the person would enter the cubicle. The other platform space is now available for the second person to come and wait. This also ensures that there is no contact between the two. Sensors are used to reduce contact as much as possible. 3. Bidet Seeing the current situation of COVID19 in the country, people might prefer to use the Indian style WC more as compared to a western one (as there is no contact). On the other hand, it might be uncomfortable for some people to sit and use the Indian one. Thus, we came up with the idea of a bidet, which may be used as both. This would also save space in a way. 4. Pedal Door These doors present at the entrances and in the changing rooms are basically mechanical doors that open when one places their foot on the pedal right in front of the door. This again is a proposal to reduce contact while opening a door.
5. Barrel These sanitization showers work in a similar fashion as the pedal doors. Once the pedal is pressed, the sanitizer is sprayed over the person. These are kept at the exits mainly such that people can sanitize themselves even while leaving the toilet
6. Shop This shop would provide day to day groceries medicines & also provide sanitary products for the toilet as well as provide menstrual products for the women’s toilet. A polycarbonate screen is used with a void in the center to provide minimal contact.
7. Sand Removal Area Since the toilet is located on a beach, it is also important to provide a sand removal platform. The platform is situated in a way that it would always maintain that 2m distance.
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THE STRATUM OF EMPLOYMENT Site : Mumbra, Thane. Program : Public Market. Guide : Ar. Jude D’Souza
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Affliction : Agricola’s Disease. Agricolas’s Disease Robs Its Victims Of Their Hearing Withing Two Years Of Its Onset, They Become Profoundly Deaf. Responsible Physicians Perform A Test Only On Wealthy Invalids, Because A Diagnosis Of Agricolola’s Disease Can Drive Its Victims To Penury. The Test Is Simple, The Only Elixir From Alchemists In The East Knows The Magical Portion To This. Take Away From This: The Alchemist Is The Only Hope Of The People Suffering From This Disease. I Being The Alchemist , Am Helping The People. The Site Navratan/Mittal Ground Is A Huge Open Ground, Where Exists A Temporary Market Which Is Managed By The ‘Hawkers Association’. The Association Consists Of Many Local Vendors Who Come And Sell Their Accomodities. But These Vendors Do Not Have Any Proper Infrastructure For A Market. All They Get From The Association Is A Small Place For Their Shop, 1/2 Light Bulbs, A Circuit Wire For This, A Place Without Proper Shelter And Protection From Rain. They Also Pay Weekly Rents For These Minimal Things. Hence, A Program For A Market Area Is Built. PROGRAM :
VEGATABLE MARKET - 300-400 sqM (approx) BAKERY - 50 sqM (approx) FISH MARKET - 50 sqM MEAT MARKET - 50 sqM STALLS - 6 sqM ( per stall) CAFETERIA - 25 sqM COMMUNITY HALL- 400 sqm
PLANTS GROWN :
METHI,SPINACH, DILL, RADDISH, SPRING ONION, AMARAMTHUS. MINT , BASIL, TULSI , CURRY LEAVES , THYME , CORIANDER, ALL SPICE PLANT , LEMON GRASS.
CHILLI, TURMERIC, GINGER , TOMATO, BRINGAL, CUCUMBER. CAULIFLOWER, CABBAGE, CARROT, MUSHROOM, LEMON
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The objects that we collected around us open out trajectories of connections with the world, material, function and symbolic. These trajectories make communities, structure identities and are directed and mediated by institutions. The third year study trip followed some of these trajectories of objects from homes in Kohima village to discover some of institutions that help in shaping contemporary identities in the city. The study concentrated on the Kohima village in the city, which owns the land upon which the city has grown. The village itself is divided into four distinct communities called “Khels”. Each Khel has many clans within.
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FRAGMENTS OF HISTORY Site : Sidhpur, Ahmedabad. Program : Site study Guide : Ar. Rohan Shivkumar
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LANDSCAPE DESIGN 3RD YEAR , SEMESTER - 5
THE CONFLUENCE OF CHILLI & BASALT
EINSTEIN TOWER ERICH MENDELSOHN
MUMBRA , THANE
POTSDAM , GERMANY.
GUIDE : SAMIRA RATHOD & SANDEEP MENON
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THE CONFLUENCE OF MATERIALS GUIDE : HUSSIAN INDOREWALA & GEROGE JACOB , DESIGNING A MULTI-USE CHAIR MADE UP OF STEEL REINFORCEMENT RODS OF 12MM
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MISCELLANEOUS WORKS FROM SEMESTER 1-6
BAMBOO HOUSE - SEM 4
HAND CLAW - SEM 4 Made out of a Diya
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ELECTIVE - PHOTO BOOK BY RITESH UTTAMCHANDANI SEMESTER-6
What The *uck?
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS This is a PHOTO book about an unexpected pet in my home, a duck! . This book depicts my relationship with him. Which isn’t as close as it would be. Hence the book shows the way i see him in my day to day life.
COVER PAGE
ILLUSTRATIONS & DIGITAL ART Logo Design
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MAKING MEMORIES FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE WORLD
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-“TRAVEL MAKES YOU MODEST. YOU SEE WHAT A TINY PLACE YOU OCCUPY IN THE WORLD” - GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
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Contact Number : 9619947990 email id - maitreykhedekar99.work@gmail.com Instagram : @maitrey.khedekar
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