Architecture Academy Of Architecture
Selected works 2014 - 2019
P O R T F O L I O
Manish D Patil
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SOFTWARE SKILLS
EDUCATION Ssc 2012 - John XXIII High School ( 89%) Hsc 2014 - Viva College ,Virar ( 83%) B.Arch 2019 - Rachana Sansad, AOA (8.20)
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Academy Of Architecture 2nd rank in 2nd semester 3rd rank in 3rd semester 3rd rank in 4rth semester
Manish D Patil I am a very passionate and energetic personality with a peaceful mind. I don’t look at architecture as my work but instead its my hobby. I have a keen observation and a great interest in exploring ideas in a 3d form. Model making is the most desirous activity for me. As I am into music too, as I play flute, I feel architecture as one kind of music only, which has one certain scheme, form and rythm. For me designing is not creating fancy things but one simplest thing that comes to mind. I am a very positive kind of person with a good understanding, while working in a group. This is the compilation of my work done in my academic years.
10th semester - C.G.P.I. (8.20) (3rd Rank) DAC Mindspark competetion 2014 1:1 installation insta in Mekar Mela 2017
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Autodesk Autocad
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
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Corel Draw
Microsoft office
Google Sketchup
HOBBIES
WORK EXPERIENCE
Wiseart Design Studio LLP, Vikhroli.
Origami
Flautist
Photography
6 months (Nov 17 to Apr 18) professional working experience as an intern at Wiseart Design Studio under Ar. Mahesh Nilakh Model Making
Handmade stuff
Bonsai Art
HANDS ON SKETCHING
DRAFTING
MODEL MAKING
RENDERING
AGE 23 D.O.B. 31st May, 1996 ADDRESS 404/15, Cherish Homes Complex, Near old viva clg, Virar (W), 401303. E-mail manishdpatil96@gmail.com manishp14@aoamumbai.in CONTACT 8767451975
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The functioning of the space defines the physical aspects of the space. This being a flute institute cannot be similar to any other institute. There are many different requirements in terms of technical aspects and philosophical aspects. In the way of teaching Indian classical music, the pupils always sit on the floor while as the teacher sits on a little upper level. So the classrooms need not have any table, chair arrangement unless and until required for certain purposes. Also the heights of windows could vary.
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A courtyard also acts as an open natural space within the structure. But in the context of the city where every inch of land has a greater value, it is difficult to give such vast open spaces. For the courtyard to be open to sky, it needs to be on the ground level. But as the structure isin the city it needs to go up higher. The design solution to this very complicated but also simple in a way. Here comes important the concept of vertical courtyards where we can have open to sky spaces even on upper floors whe which a bit tricky to achieve as there are many design issues.
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Materials play a very important role in expressing the emotions and nature of the structure. The program of the structure being related to Indian classical music which is definitely a subtle form of music in which various ragas express various emotions, the structure itself should reflect these factors. .
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Besides there could be use of bamboo at certain spaces as the institute itself is desiccated to Indian bamboo flute. Bamboo can be used in creating various patterns and shading elements.
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A Logistics Centre is the hub of a specific area where all the activities relating to transport, logistics and goods distribution - both for national and international transit – are carried out, on a commercial basis, by various operators.The operators may be either owners or tenants of the buildei ings or facilities (warehouses, distribution centres, storage areas, offices, truck services, guest houses, stay facility etc.) built there. In order to comply with free market rules, a Logistics Centre must be accessible all companies involved in the activities set out above.
The most important infrastructures inside a Logistics Centre are the warehouses and the intermodal teminal. The warehouse is the infrastructure where the transport operator mostly performs his business. There are different types of ware houses, depending on the activity the transport operator deals with and the freights it handles. In short, the Logistics Centre is simply a village planned and built to best manage all the activities involved in freight movement. Just as with a residential village, a freight one comprises not only infrastructures but also the services necessary to satisfying and responding to the requirements arising from its primary transportactivity.
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SELECTED SITE PLAN
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DESIGN APPROACH 1. DEVELOPING THE WATERFRONT . 2. TO OPEN UP SOME PART OF SITE FOR ACTIVITY AND REVENUE GENERATION. 3.LAKE AND ACTIVITY VIEW FOR RESIDENCE. 4.RESIDENCE DESIGNED AROUND THE WATERBODY FOR LAKE VIEW. 5.PEDISTRIAN LANDSCAPE BRIDGE CONNECTING TO PARTS OF THE SITE INCLUDING LAKES. 6.TO CREATE BUFFER ZONE BETWEEN RESIDENCE AND INDUSTRIAL. 7.OPEN GREEN AREA FOR WORKERS OF WAREHOUSE.
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POST GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF PAEDIATRICS, PAREL
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Location : Parel Extension of existing Baijerbai Wadia Hospital
Due to large space requirements of the institute, and scarce area, spaces have to compacted and connected through corridors. Which affects the lighting conditions and create dull spaces. To overcome these difficulties light has to be brought in through sky-lights. Courtyards at various levels helps in creating natural lighting conditions.
Form evolution
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Being a paedeatric institute and hospital, patients coming in the premises are small children. The care has to be taken that the spaces are freindly to children. One way to achieve this is to include indoor green spaces.
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View at the entrance of the institute with facades treated with timber fins
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The triple height central atrium helps in increasing the social interaction within floors and visual connectivity. Also it allows a good amount of light flow in various spaces and corridors
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HOUSING FOR SENIOUR CITIZENS, PANVEL
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Site location : Panvel
The proposal being for the seniour citixens has to designed in a very sensitive manner. The public and private entities has to be planned in such a way that they are easily accesible as well as there is enough privacy. The circulation needs to be more simplified as posiible considering the physical abilities of seniour citizens.
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View of the cafeteria under the podium with skylights to allow inflow of light. Also the glass swimming pool creating dazzling patterns on the landcape area below, besides the cafeteria.
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This was the design project based on a vernacular theme. Location of the site is according to the various climatic conditions in India like hot and humid, hot and dry, cold and cloudy etc. A 600 sq.m. site from kerala, mandavi, shillong, shi etc. is selected. According to the availability of the local products and local art a vernacular type of a architectural design (Art And Craft Centre) is to be proposed considering the site context.
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F O R M E V O L U T I O N
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View at upper level after climbing the ramp where the central open space allows the interaction with the floor below
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Site location : Worli, Mumbai Site area : 2000 sqm
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In such kind of designs where there are two functions happening simultaneously, it is very inportant to manage the circulation between the private and public spaces. each space needs to have its privacy and also need to be accessible easily. The culinary studio is accessible from both outside as well as inside but the studdents from the studio dont have acces to the residence due to ehich privacy of the house is maintanined.
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(ANALYSIS)
Studying the three junctions and identifying the problems related to commute and transportation was the initial phase. And proposing a suitable design to cater the identified problems was the second phase of the project.
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DESIGN 1
By accommodating and integrating street vendors into the built environment of Infinity mall Junction, formal and informal systems can complement each other, thus allowing a diverse group of users to interact.
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DESIGN 2
A Multimodal Transport Interchange hub which aims to develop as an iconic mixed use development complex; at the intersection of Metro Route I and II ie at DN Nagar Junction will promote the usage of public transport system and shall enhance the flow of the vehicular and the pedestrian traffic thus giving a unique identity to the site.
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DESIGN 3
A Circle at the Juhu Junction along with an Underground Pedestrian Subway that aims to link the proposed Metro Route 1 to the subway will ease out the vehicular traffic at the junction and cater to the increased pedestrian traffic on the site thus ensuring smooth flow of traffic for both.
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It was a group assignment in which g-south ward was selected and further 6 parts were made of g-south ward, each part was distributed amongst the group, the particular area of ward was mapped for land use, amenities, solid waste management etc. and after the analysis a design was to be proposed accordingly.
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Twin villa Single villa
LE FARM RESORT, Pune The site is located at Kamshet near Pune city. It’s a huge site basically a farming land of 60,000 sqm (15 Acres) area. The magnificent estate is located in Village Bhajgaon on the back waters of Vadivale Dam. It is a mango plantation farm. The location is a rare confluence of nature’s bountifulness - nestled between hills, embraced by a river and a forest bordering its fringe. The simplicity of its location belies the wealth of adventure and discovery. Client wanted Le Farm to be a unique experience of spending time at a modern farm. While one enjoys the plush amenities the connection with the nature is still very real, tangible and present. The rooms are designed to revel in the omnipresence of nature and hence every room opens to a marvelous, specific view of its own. The landscape will surely remind you of the breathtaking Scottish Highlands. The luscious green cover, placid lake and undulating hilly terrains, and a handsome farm make it a perfect holiday stay. A bungalow and few rooms were already built on the site on a smaller part at the corner. Now the client wanted to develop the whole site and built a nature resort. Where people can come and enjoy a stay of few days in natures bounty. The program was to design a administration office, recreational area, tents, villas and cottages.
Admin Area
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MAYURBHAI BUNGALOW The site is located at Ahmedabad. The bungalow was designed by the firm 5 years back for the client Mayurbhai Jani. Now the client wanted to redesign the compound wall and the landscaping area around. The compound wall was to be a very attractive one with planters and inbuilt lights. And the part basement which was on on the ground floor was to be filled and landscaped properly. Also the back entrance into the kitchen was to be redesigned properly. Overall it was a small but interesting project.
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STUDIO-32 DENTAL CLINIC The site is at sion which is an existing dental clinic run by Dr. Binita. The clinic is actually a residential apartment on ground floor converted to clinic. Client wanted to renovate the clinic. The design was to be simple but attractive. And the most important thing was, as the space was small, storage places needed to be as such to suffice the necessities. Dr. Binita’s Cabin
View at the entrance
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SUYOG SPACE CLUB HOUSE Suyog Space is a huge residential complex located in Pune. The whole project was done by a different Architectural firm of which the smaller part, the designing of the club hose was assigned to our firm. The program included a multipurpose hall, kids creche area, a gymnasium, indoor play room and an outdoor play are. On the backside of the clubhouse there was a vacant land which was to designed for a jogging track and a garden.
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GREENPARK BANQUET HALL The site was located in Pune. The requirement was nothing different but a well designed banquet hall Interior. The hall was to look modern with Indian ethnic style details. Initially only the banquet Ini hall was to be designed but later on the client added the ground floor and first floor lobbies too for design.
View of the banquet hall
View of ladies toilet View of ladeies changing room
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Banquet hall plan
View of gents changing room
View at the lobby
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LANDSCAPING In Landscape Designing various exercise were conucted through which we studied the countours drawing ,the levels of countours, flowing water analysis etc.and two other landscape designing poject were done. 1. It was a group exercise in which interesting contour was to be made using clay. Then this model was filled with water, level by level and contour plan was drawn.
CONTOUR MODEL
CONTOUR LEVEL 1
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CONTOUR LEVEL 3
CONTOUR LEVEL 4
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CONTOUR PLAN
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CONTOUR LEVEL 6
LANDSCAPE (CONTOUR ANALYSIS +DESIGN) 72
LANDSCAPING In Landscape Designing various exercise was conucted through which we studied the countours drawing ,the levels of countours ,In countour flowing water analysis etc. and two other landscape designing poject was done. 2.These are individual design exersises in which the first project was a small scale project where a pathway was to be designed through which one can get different landscape experiences. 3. The second exercise was to desig plot behind a mansion on a contour site which faces the lake and place a guest house, cabana, watchtower, swimming pool, rest rooms etc.
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OBJECTIVE This are the set of studies done prior to the designing projects to know the essence of designing. This is most important process involved in designing. Such various kind of exercises helps us to study the effect of light on spaces,merging of volumes,geometry, essence of scale and many such elements which forms a base of good design.
AD VERB ORIENTATION An istallation done as a group project interpreted from a poem
BD BRIDGE AND ENCLOSURE To create a structure spanning a certain distance and a creative enclosure using qualities and properties of paper.
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Study to transform verbal expressions into a 3d form various verbs such as to roll, to tighten,to tie,to knot etc. were selected and final 3d model were derived from the 2D drwaings/sketces interpreted from the verb
BASIC DESIGN FILIGREE CUBE A certain alphabate(g) was selected and a figure and ground pattern was created and this 2d pattern was transformed into 3d filigree cube
AD STICKES AND PLANES STEP 1: To study gestalts principle by using sticks & arranging them in a 3d space STEP 2: Adding few planes to the model to ceate interesting spaces(encloser) on a certain scale STEP 3: Highlighting a plane by giving a color which emphasizes the model and studying it under light
BD RUBBLE SOLE STEP 1: Two small parts of the figure and ground pattern created in the previous exercise were to be selected. STEP 2: A transition was to be drawn using 24 planes from first pattern to second in a smooth fashion. STEP 3: A 3D model of those transition layer was to be made using rubber sole and observe the form created.
BD WIREFRAME To intersect the volumes such as cube ,cuboid, pyramid etc. to create interesting spaces. Each module was made using wireframe and planes were added after intersection later each plane was replaced with the with the colourful paper and light fixture was made
BD PAINTING(PIXELS) The famous pantings of the great artists were recreated on a large scale by using small cutouts (4X4 cm) from colourful magzines as pixels.
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HUMAYUN’S TOMB MODEL
STAIRCASE
OBJECTIVE These are the set of exercises apart from the main designing exercises, which includes model making, carpentary, product design, art expression, etc.
KANCHANJANGA MODEL
These various exercises helps us to know the designing concepts and allow us to improve our skills in various supporting fields. It also helped us to know the things in which we are better.
SANGATH MODEL
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CARPENTARY In this subject, various exercise were conducted so that one should have a good hand on wood. Starting with simple joineries and a block model using complex joineries was made. Finally a 3D selfdesigned prouct p was to be made by individual.
PRODUCT DESIGN 1. The first exercise was inspired from words like to drink, to hear, to speak. An innovative product was to be designed by which these actions could be predicted.
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The second exercise was to design a household product inspired from nature.
ART EXPRESSION In this subject we selected a slum(gaothan) area on a hill in bhandup. Survey was conducted, interview was taken and observing the present scenario and problems a small installations was made.
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CO-CURRCULAR WORK These are the extra activities other than academics done as a part of personal interests and hobbies. Various works of origami, Kirigami, bamboo works, sketching, photography paper art, paper quilling etc are diplayed here.
MAKERMELA
Maker Mela was the event conducted by the somaiya college. In which groups of students from various colleges come and make installations. The brief was to design the product for the urban commuter . On study it was analysed that there is lack of sitting spaces with a shed. So we created a kinetic structure inspired from theo janson mechanism which moves when people sit on it.
BAMBOO WORKSHOP
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ORIGAMI (KIRIGAMI)
PHOTOGRAPHY
Hand made book
KALA - KOSH HANDMADE PRODUCTS
PAPER QUILLING
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NAME INSTITUTION ADDRESS E-mail CONTACT
Ar. Manish D Patil Rachana Sansad’s Academy Of Architecture 404/15, Cherish Homes Complex, Near old viva clg, Virar (W), 401303. manishdpatil96@gmail.com manishp14@aoamumbai.in 8767451975 8779247279
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