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Objective : Training Periods July 2016 - April 2017 To be a part of venerable architectural rm where I can learn and enhance my professional Knowledge, which can utilize my architectural skill and provide me with an opportunity to make a positive contribution to the organization.
Skills : Condent in Autocad, 3DCad, Corel DRAW and 3D Modelling softwares. Skilled in sketching and diagramming both by hands and on computer. Excellent presentation skills. Skilled in 3D visualization and rendering both in autocad, corel and plugins. Basic knowledge of construction technology. Good communicator with clear understanding of design processes and ability to interact with client to full the requirement or brief. Always eager to learn new skills and develop further in the ones I posses. ability to Work well in the team environment but also have the ability to solve the problems and lead individually.
Education: MBS School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi Bachelor’s of Architecture (B.Arch), GGSIPU Kendriya Vidyalaya, Sec-8, R.K.Puram, New Delhi AISSE (CBSE)
Work Experience: Sales Plan Development, Graphic Visualization for Pawa Grand - Pawa Group,Sector 14, Rohini, New Delhi. Graphic Visualization, Presentation, 3D Visualization for Revitalization for Bindu Sagar Lake, Bhuvneshwar. M.Arch project. Jamia Millia Islamis, New Delhi.
Softwares: AutoCad 3D AutoCad CorelCad Corel DRAW Corel Bitmap Image Editor SketchUp SketchUp Vray 2.2 Plugins Picasa 3 Revit Microsoft Word Microsoft Power Point
On-Going Project : THESIS PROJECT AIIMS Delhi Extension : Cancer Institute & Research Center. The second campus of AIIMS New Delhi , spread over 40 acres of land was visualized under Govt. of India at Badsa village in Haryana’s Jhajjar district.
Area of Interest Model making, Sketching, Graphics Development, Travelling, Photography, Writing, Poetry
3rd
- Case Studies
SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTER Vasant Kunj, New Delhi
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Social centers (or social centres) are community spaces. They are buildings which are used for a range of disparate activities, which can be linked only by being not-for-profit. The services are determined by both the needs of the community in which the social center is based and the skills which the participants have to offer. Also known as a free space, social centers may be designated "safe-space" where specific forms of dialogue and activism are encouraged and protected from harassment, or they may be intended to serve as open space for community interaction among widely disparate groups without censorship.
- - The main objective was to create a public center for social activities in neighborhood consist off our four main section Youth, Hospitality, school and public paces. The aim is to make a suitable Eco-friendly building with outstanding design and excessive use of green on contour, that ts the old fabric of the old city of damascus and be a unique modern eye-catching blocks using exibility in for movement in block.
- The design is meant to cover the needs of people in the neighborhood for a convenient place to spend a good time, which leads to the importance of making the building Eco-friendly and maintain a healthy atmosphere, especially for the youth in the society.
EXISTING SITE LOCATION
LEVEL SKETCH
GRAPHICAL SKETCH - AERIAL VIEW
BUILDING TOPOLOGY
LEVEL TOPOLOGY
HEIGHT VARIATION
SITE CONTOUR -12M
MASTER PLAN
CULTURAL CENTER-AERIAL VIEW
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
CROSS SECTION
X’
X
GROUND FLOOR PLAN PERFORMING ART CENTER
LONGITUDINAL SECTION X-X’ central core block 2 block 1
CONCEPTUAL SCHEME FOR STRUCTURE INTERFACING SURROUNDING
FRONT ELEVATION
PERFORMING ART CENTER
The building manifests quality of movement and worship with an intricately wooden skin and sculptural volumes of space and water. The dematerialized envelope allows for modulated light to enter the building as its uid nature ows over the structure through a glass wall emphasized by the surrounding landscape. adjacent pools at the front of the building collects water owing along the structure contours surfaces providing an audible serenity to accompany the peaceful aura of the rest of the building. In the spirit of commemoration and timelessness, the cultural center is xable in program and is designed to be an openended venue for musical performances, exhibition and ofcial parties.
ADMINISTRATION & LIBRARY BLOCK
GUEST HOUSE CUM HOSTEL
Most youth desire to spend their time in a fast-paced, creative, and exible environment. The project’s form, a “C” shaped structure, serves as a distinct form enabling new spatial congurations. The use of this specic shape offers multiple connections between the inside and out. The three main wings of the building are equally spaced around the main green central core. Between the existing Heritage and the new constructed, exits a path the leads around the central plaza. In this space visitor can experience the new building facade by walking adjacent to it as well as through it at certain points. The experience of crossing through the Old Heritage threshold allow visitor to transition through space which seems to play with what is exterior or what is interior.
CONVENTION & VISUAL ART CENTER
MIG Group Housing Bharthal Village, Sec-26 Dwarka, New Delhi
DESIGN DESCRIPTION - The main concept of housing is to provide a side ventilation and day lightning from each corner to the units. Creating a main void between the eight masses of the project that would allow for a good ventilation as well as maintain the wind speed. The eight masses are designed to be oriented on two tilted axis, the ď€ rst is to the north-east in order to obtain a maximum amount of indirect, non glare light. The second is based on the wind grid based on the analysis of the prevailing wind rose as to provide the spaces with the best possible ventilation. Evaluation: The concept of building allows people to access directly to the interior garden. more than that, everyone also has their own open-to-sky terraces with full ď€ lled shadow by taking advantages of sun, wind directions and open spaces, hence lighting access and ventilation to each dwelling are maximized.
EXISTING SITE
ROAD SECTION Site for design problem is located in Dwarka sector-26 (phase-ii) near Bharthal Village, New Delhi.the land is under Delhi Development Authority (DDA) and the site is proposed for residential society. - Area of the proposed site is 4.43 hac (10.94 acres) - The site is surrounded with roads on three sides. - Site is l-shaped with adjoining residential units and green area.
GRAPHICAL SKETCH - AERIAL VIEW
CONCEPTUAL SCHEME FOR CLUSTER BLOCK INTERFACING SURROUNDING
MASTER PLAN- GROUP HOUSING PODIUM. A distinct base section, either spread out at the foot of a building or holding entirely different internal areas. A podium is a section of a building at its base, which is clearly differentiated from the spaces above it by its physical form or by the type of space inside it and It can often be linked to the podiums of joined towers, and a common podium shared by different towers can constitute a single module.
PROPOSED SCHEME UNDERSTANDING THE PLATFORM - BUILDING INTERFACE
cluster block
central green core central podium
parking below podium
No. of car parking in stilt = 380 No. of two wheeler parking = 240 No. of surface parking = 222 Car bar size = 5x2.5m Column grid = 8x8m
GROUND FLOOR PLAN - STILT LEVEL
CROSS SECTION THROUGH CLUB HOUSE
CLUSTER - TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
MUMTY LEVEL +67200
LIFT ROOM
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PANTRY
LEVEL 20 +64900
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
LEVEL 19 +60800
WASHROOM
CORRIDOR 2.5M WIDE
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
LEVEL 18 +57600
PANTRY
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PANTRY
LEVEL 17 +54400
WASHROOM
CORRIDOR 2.5M WIDE
M. BEDROOM
LEVEL 16 +51200
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PANTRY
LEVEL 15 +48000
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
LEVEL 14 +44800
WASHROOM
CORRIDOR 2.5M WIDE
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
LEVEL 13 +41600
PANTRY
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PANTRY
LEVEL 12 +38400
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
LEVEL 11 +35200
WASHROOM
CORRIDOR 2.5M WIDE
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PANTRY
LEVEL 10 +32000
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
LEVEL 9 +28800
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PANTRY
LEVEL 8 +25600
WASHROOM
CORRIDOR 2.5M WIDE
M. BEDROOM
LEVEL 7 +22400
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
LEVEL 6 +19200
WASHROOM
CORRIDOR 2.5M WIDE
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PANTRY
LEVEL 5 +16000
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
LEVEL 1 +3200
WASHROOM
CORRIDOR 2.5M WIDE
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
PANTRY
KITCHEN
PANTRY
LEVEL 4 +12800
WASHROOM
M. BEDROOM
LEVEL 3 +9600
WASHROOM
CORRIDOR 2.5M WIDE
M. BEDROOM
KITCHEN
PANTRY
LEVEL2 +6400
MID LANDING
WASHROOM
ELECTRICAL SHAFT
UP
LEVEL 1 +3200
PODIUM
GROUND LVL 0.00
CLUSTER TYPICAL FLOOR - AERIAL VIEW
CLUSTER TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH STAIRCASE
The Club MIG Group Hosing,Bharthal Village, Sec-26 Dwarka, New Delhi Y
SPORTS ROOM
X’
X
GROUND FLOOR PLAN Y’
Y
LIBRARY
PARTY LAWN
BAR
LONGITUDINAL SECTION Y-Y’ X
X’
COMMUITY HALL
CROSS-SECTION X-X’
FIRST FLOOR PLAN SIDE ELEVATION-PERSPECTIVE VIEW
Y’
CLUB HOUSE - PERSPECTIVE VIEW
basic geometry
creating space
creating green space
align to north point
DESIGN PROCESS
Primary School Design Sec-6 Dwarka, New Delhi
PROJECT DESCRIPTION - More than other building types, school facilities have a profound impact on their occupants and the functions of the building, namely teaching and learning. Children in various stages of development are stimulated by light, color, the scale of their surroundings, even the navigational aspects of their school. The school building that is attractive and responds to and is consistent with the design and context of the neighborhood, builds a sense of pride and ownership among students, teachers, and the community.
SUN PATH DIAGRAM
Ventilation passing through too many walls, breezes fail and not properly directed
Ventilation done successfully through narrow spaces and window placement.
The school is an academic facility which focuses their curriculum on nature and sustainability. The design honors this way of thinking and learning by creating a building deď€ ned by a series of bands that pleat and crisscross to merge with the surrounding topography.
GRAPHICAL SKETCH - AERIAL VIEW
MASTER PLAN
FRONT ELEVATION
SOUTH SIDE - VIEW The exterior complement the neighborhood and reect the community's values. The interior enhance the learning process. The class rooms are disposed around fairly loose ancillary spaces to encourage interaction among the students and teachers. Corridors become meeting points and entries could be open classrooms. A huge window puncture the classroom space streaming daylight for most of the part of curriculum hours, saving substantial share of dependency on artiď€ cial lighting.
REAR ELEVATION
LONGITUDINAL
SECTION
GROUND FLOOR entrance lobby
primary wing
principal ofď€ ce
PLAN
play school
administration block
auditorium
pre-primary wing
SECTION 1
EAST SIDE - REAR VIEW
NORTH SIDE - FRONT VIEW
SECTION 2
URBAN HAAT DESIGN Sector-12, Dwarka New Delhi
LONGITUDINAL SECTION - XX’
Working Drawings Building Construction MIG Group Housing
Revitalization of Old City Area BinduSagar Lake, Bhuvnneshwar, India (Documentation on Detailed Analysis of Area of Study)
PHYSICAL MODEL
INDIA-ORRISA
ORRISA-BHUVNESHWAR
BHUVNESHWAR-BINDUSAGAR LAKE
BINDUSAGAR LAKE-AREA PF STUDY AIM - The proposed study aims at Revitalization of the historic inner city area by adopting sustainable urban regeneration approach. Need of the Study - The city was evolved around the Lingaraj temple complex as the focal point with a combination of a concentric street pattern. The developments beyond these streets are on irregular pattern. The heritage & its glory makes it one of the prominent tourist destinations in the country. Majority of the tourists come to the city to visit the age old cultural heritages of the city. The old area of the city is facing now several crisis related to urban expansion, population growth, parking, encroachments by informal sectors, etc. The intense use & its distinct character of the old city, strengthens the need to work for the restructure and revitalisation strategy of the inner area of the old city. The Revitalization of city core is needed for : • Economic efciency (revitalization, including upgrading of the infrastructure will increase the value of the real estate) • Promotion of commerce, trade and tourism • Employment creation • Poverty reduction • Strengthening of civic and National pride
AREA ANALYSIS - NEIGHBORHOOD
LAND USE PATTERN
FABRIC OF THE PLACE WHEN FAR IS INCREASED BY 50%
EXISTING FABRIC OF THE PLACE
PARTITION OF AREA ACCORDING TO THE DEPEND UPON THE POPULATION
lingaraj temple road 7m
bindusagar roadroad 18m
ziani zail singh road 9m wide
- Study of the various existing precincts of old town & processional routes. - Revisiting the linkages & developing possible integration of the existing precincts. - Volumetric study of the neighbourhood. - Detailed situational analysis of various sectors to evolve a detail framework for analysis - Physical, Economic, Social regeneration of the neighbourhood - Identication of projects within the site area. - Developing a Management plan for the site area.
rath road 10 wide
STREET SECTION and generate scope of revitalisation
The main issues in the core area are: The land value of the core area used to be more previously, but has come down due to encroachment leading to narrow roads. It is neither very easy nor very safe for pedestrians to move around in this area because of the high and chaotic state of trafc ow in this area. The whole of the core area has become fragmented into many pieces of land. Development of any area is possible only if the area is large and un fragmented. Slow traditional activities are currently being replaced by warehouses as the younger generation moves out to pursue speedier lucrative occupations that the contemporary city offers. The old town has gradually transformed into a dormitory town for the administrative capital.
STREET ELEVATION - BINDUSAGAR ROAD
Pawa Grand Mall Pawa Group, Sector 14, Rohini, New Delhi, India (Detailed Sales Plan - 2D Visualization )
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PAWA GRAND
SATELLITE VIEW
PAWA GRAND - GENERAL FEATURE - ATM / Retail Banking & Insurance, Housing Finance Branches /Currency Chest/ Regional Ofces / North India Ofces all in one destination. - Over 250,000 sq feet area. - Single plate size of Min 25,000 sq feet per oor with several modular intermediate sizes. - Large FLOOR PLATE – Min 25,000 sq. feet each.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
FIFITH FLOOR PLAN
Mehrauli Village, Bazaar Road, South West Delhi, New Delhi - Mehrauli, earlier known as Mihirawali, which means Home of Mihir, was founded by King Mihir Bhoja of the Gurjara-Pratihara Dynasty. - In the subsequent centuries the population of mehrauli expanded to spread across the area outside the wall of the fortification. - The arrival of several Sufi saints in the early thirteenth century added to the Islamic characters of the city. One of the saints Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Khaki, properly known as Qutb Sahib, had a long lasting impact on Mehrauli. - The 19th century saw the growth of a thriving settlement to the west and south of the palace and the shrine. Houses were built on both sides of what was then the main road to the town of Gurgaon and is today the Mehrauli Bazaar. - The architecture visible on the both sides of the Bazaar streets and those leading off is rich displays a rich variety - form late Mughal havelis or courtyard homes with carved sandstone facades, to hybrid Western styles, and even Art Deco. - In time development took place on both sides of the road all the way down to the Hauz-e-Shamsi, forming what is today called Mehrauli Village.
ZAFAR MAHAL
ADAM KHAN’S TOMB
STREET PATTERN
LAND USE PATTERN
THE SPINE - MAIN BAZAAR
- Mehrauli evolved as a commercial hub between the 10th century. The “Bazaar” became the lifetime settlement. Initially spine was not uniformly narrow later many open land was gradually taken up for built shops. The gradual development of the spine has resulted in the presence of the structure of many style and era. - It is still the commercial spine of 7000 odd inhabitants living in close proximity on either side of the spine. The historic fabric of the spine is under constant threats. The change in ownership, needs and perception of the inhabitants change in the use of structure resulting in their rebuilding which is also a serious threats.
DELHI TIME LINE - MEHRAULI
A
SECTION THOROUGH TERTIARY ROAD - A B
SECTION THOROUGH BAZAAR ROAD - B
TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH STREET - MAIN BAZAAR ROAD
Hauz Khas Village, Hauz Khas Road , South Delhi, New Delhi
Shahpur Jat Village, August Kranti Marg , South Delhi, New Delhi (Morphology Study)
8.3
URBAN LANDSCAPE TOWARDS PUBLIC HEALTH
Research Work
Human connection with place is a key factor in the struggle for a sustainable world. A good landscape design has the ability to reect a community's culture towards a city progress and values and compels people to engage with their everyday surroundings. Vibrant public spaces signify a vibrant community and will be maintained and conserved for years to come. The terms Urban Greenery, Green Space and Open Space all refer to urban design elements for green meant for recreation or improving a neighborhood's aesthetic appeal and used in this research paper— trees and other plants in parks, sidewalks or elsewhere; public plazas, schoolyards and playgrounds; and public lands covered with trees, shrubs and grass. In almost all instances, the space referred to by the term is, in fact, green space. However, there are examples of urban green space which, though not publicly owned/regulated, are still considered urban open space.
To analyze How Urban Green Space inuence the City ; Greenscapes; To puts the resources on architecture in the services of the public interest. Identity and practical problems of human interaction in the built environment and act as catalyst for public discourse through education. The aim of this study is to investigate the strength of the relation between the amount of green space in people's living environments and perceived general health.
DESIGN PROPOSAL - CREATING GREEN SPACE issuu link : https://issuu.com/mayankricky/docs/nal
Miscellaneous Work - Graphic Work - 3D visualization - Photography
socio cultural centre - hostel block
building elevation-perspective window
cluster view -coloum slab
podium view -coloum slab
performing art center - aerial view
IT park, Noida - design by Rohit Gupta
auditorium design
district court - design by Mehak Ahuja
college sweat shirt design
urban design shops abstract
school design - block model
residence design - block model
poster making-college fest
school design - wall exterior
wallpaper - theme interlock
wallpaper - theme nemophilist
online competition - bookshelf
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