Raj Darji (Student Portfolio)

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Portfolio

2019

Raj Darji


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Redesigning of autorickshaw stops at prominent location of the city Interior Design- Residence and Office Understanding and reiterating diagrams of ‘Garden City’ Designing ‘Smart City’ urban elements

Contents


Redesigning of autorickshaw stops at prominent location of the city Aim :

To redesign and integrate the existing public transport system used majorly in Vadodara for local transfers i.e Autorickshaws and Buses; into an efficient and effective unit of transport.

Objective:

To achieve an effective route map and a system for autorickshaws and buses , by studying six different congested locations of the city and assessing the requirements from the study and data collection.

Process :

•Mapping •Data collection •Data filteration •Case studies •Identifying issues •Conclusions •Proposing solutions •Design proposal (wrt to one selected area) •Integration of smart city elements in the design proposal •Application proposal

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Five road stretches of Vadodara namely: Mahavir Hall Road , Nyaymandir Road , Gotri Road , Kalaghoda Road and Sussen Road were selected and put under common study of •mapping existing congestion points , •proposed bus stops and auto rickshaw stands , •road sections , •exisiting usage of the street patch , •density of pedestrain , auto , two wheeler and four wheeler flow , recorded at four specific time interval of the day i.e at 6am , 9am , 3pm and 6pm. All the data collected , was put into two categories of issues and solutions.

Mahavir Hall Road

Data mapping :

Maximum traffic congestion Minimum traffic congestion Proposed bus stands/auto stands

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Kala Ghoda Road

Gotri Road


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Sussen Cross Road

Nyay Mandir Road


auto rickshaw

6 AM

max pedestrian flow

two wheeler

auto rickshaw

auto rickshaw two wheeler

9 AM

maximum traffic

four wheeler

four wheeler

pedestrian

pedestrian

3 PM

less traffic density

pedestrian auto rickshaw

two wheeler

two wheeler

four wheeler

four wheeler

Mahavir Hall Road

pedestrian

6 PM

maximum traffic congestion due to auto-rickshaw

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auto rickshaw two wheeler

6 AM

max pedestrian flow

four wheeler

pedestrian auto rickshaw

pedestrian auto rickshaw two wheeler

9 AM

traffic congestion in pick hours

four wheeler

3 PM

less traffic density

pedestrian auto rickshaw

two wheeler

two wheeler

four wheeler

four wheeler

Gotri Road

pedestrian

6 PM max traffic congestion due to vendors and autos

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auto rickshaw two wheeler

6 AM

max pedestrian flow

auto rickshaw

auto rickshaw two wheeler four wheeler

four wheeler

pedestrian

pedestrian

3 PM

throughout the day heavy traffic

pedestrian auto rickshaw

two wheeler

two wheeler

four wheeler

four wheeler

9 AM

heavy traffic from the morning

Kala Ghoda Road

pedestrian

6 PM

busiest road during evening peak hours

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auto rickshaw two wheeler

6 AM

max pedestrian flow

four wheeler

pedestrian auto rickshaw two wheeler four wheeler

pedestrian auto rickshaw two wheeler four wheeler

3 PM

throughout the day heavy traffic central bussiness district of the city

pedestrian auto rickshaw two wheeler four wheeler

9 AM

heavy traffic from the morning

Nyay Mandir Road

pedestrian

6 PM

Maximum traffic congestion in the evening because of autos,vendors and city buses

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auto rickshaw two wheeler

6 AM

max pedestrian flow

four wheeler

pedestrian auto rickshaw

pedestrian auto rickshaw two wheeler four wheeler

3 PM

throughout the day heavy traffic

pedestrian auto rickshaw

two wheeler

two wheeler

four wheeler

four wheeler

9 AM

heavy traffic from the morning

Sussen Cross Road

pedestrian

6 PM

connector road to highway,busiest and max traffic density during evening

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Singapore

•No maintaince •Poor route planning •Lack of dedicated buses for a specific route •No properbus schedules •Excessive waiting time •Inconsistent cash collection •Rough driving by the drivers

•Make public transport more effective •Community buildings •Encourage the use of public transport amongst all age group •Include smart city element

•Software based easy to integrate system •Less errors , increased efficiency •Better route handling •New scheduling systems •Economical •Lesser waiting time •Better record handling

•Built in WIFI •Charging Point •interactive Bus Stops •Solar Panels •Bicycle Parking •Greenery Features

Bhuvneshwar

Barcelona

Case Studies

Ahemdabad

•Drainage problem in monsoon season . •Encroahment of natural drains •Waste dumping •No shading for pedestrain who are waiting •Difficult to locate.

•Traffic Congestion •Noise Pollution •Bad Drainage •Inefficient Waste Management •inefficient Public Transport •Unavaibility of Parking Near Public Transport

•Easy to locate as common reference is used. •Better shading. •Better tourism oppurtunities

•Innovative orthogonal Bus Network(horizontal,vertical,diagonal lines) •Increase Bus Frequency •Faster Routes •Easy to locate Bus stops

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Solutions

•No space for buses to halt near bus stands due to congestion caused by auto rickshaws. •No proper co-ordination of traffic •Unauthorized halthing of two wheelers and four wheelers on roads . •Spill over of activities caused by road side vendors. •No proper route/corridor for public transport.

•Dedicated provision of auto rickshaw stands •Seperate corridor for public transport and parking •Proper traffic management to reduce congestion. •Relocation of vendors •Use of technological advacement to reach to wider scope of people and ease of control. •Application development for hasle free usage and record maintaince •Economical and faster public transport system

Data Findings

Challenges

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Solar Panel

Information Display Sensors for environmental data

Exisiting bus stop

Bus route display

Smart Benches

Passage way for auto rickshaw movement Waiting area for passengers

Design Proposal

Charging points & WiFi

Advertisment Display


Project carried out in association with Bhavesh Gidwani , Himesh Katkad


Project carried out in association with Bhavesh Gidwani , Himesh Katkad


Project carried out in association with Bhavesh Gidwani , Himesh Katkad


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Application development


Interior design for a residence and a office (with integrated smart elements) Aim :

To understand the basics of space planning and functional aspects of the same , keeping in mind materiality.

Objective:

To understand basics of interior designing and then to design inteiors for a residence and an office space in terms of space planning and also , simultaneiously producing presentation drawings.

Process :

•Understanding the concept •Interior layouting of each room keeping in mind specific requirements •Integrating smart office elements •Presentation drawings

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Interior Designing at MSU Course brief

•This course was carried out at Centre of Lifelong Learning and Extension is a part of the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Following subjects were being focused at in Interior Designing course:

The following pages contain exercises carried out in the course duration : •Space planning of residential interiors and •Integrating smart office elements wrt to interior of office

Front elevation

•basic drawings , •functional aspects of space planning , •materials and •services

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First floor plan

Ground floor plan


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Third floor plan

Second floor plan


Smart features integrated in office interiors Smart display screens

Smart lighitng

Smart window blinds

Smart A/C and temperature control Smart access control

Smart presentation rooms

Smart share intelligence

Smart office furniture

Smart water gauges

Smart planters

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Understanding and re-iterating diagrams of ‘Garden City’ Aim :

To understand the design principles of garden city and its development concept.

Objective:

To come up with contemporary diagrams derived from personal finding and understanding of Garden City , based on old diagrams and study of the same.

Process :

•Understanding the concept •Listing underlying principles of each diagram •Developing new contemporary diagrams •Conclusions

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Underlying Points •Bold vision , leadership , and community engagement. •Land value creation for the benefit of the community. •Community tenure of land and long-term assets custodianship. •Mixed tenure affordable housing. •Healthy community living in a charmingly designed homes with lush gardens. •Local jobs provision within easy commuting distance. •Sustainable living by letting thye residents to grow their own food. •Generous , cultural , recreational , and shopping amenities in walkable neighbourhood. •Integrated and accessible transport networks. •Lavish green space , including: surrounding countryside for sprawl prevention , well-connected and biodiversity-rich public parks , beautiful gardens , treelines streets and open spaces.

COUNTRY

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Underlying Points •Central Park Located at the centre of the city compraising of green spaces, public buildings such as town hall,lecture hall,museum,gallery. •Avenues , Boulevards and Roads Main structural element that connects every element into one integrated and compact city with easy access. •Outer Ring Industrial element where people mainly work. This is new form of industrial city with countryside atmosphere.It is connected with central railway to ensure effectiveness and efficiency for better access. •Circle Railway Major element of industrial city which ensures effectiveness and efficiency for better access from one point to another. •Green Spaces Main feature which ensures productive and effective balance between work and social life.The green belt compraises of gardens and parks,houses with gardens and tree lined avenues and bouleverds.

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Designing ‘Smart City’ urban elements Aim :

To understand how smart city urban elements upgrade and help in city’s developement and to identify possibilities of redesigning some basic furniture pieces like dustbins , seating , poles etc.

Objective:

To come up new design of urban inserts which can be accessed by public with integration of more than one functions and smart features , enabing encouragment in users to use them.

Process :

•Study exisiting urban elements •Redesigning each with specific funtion sets •Incorporating smart elements into its design •Illustrating a hypothetical city scene which comprises of all the designed elements

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Public dustbin : The public dustbin integrates various elements like : •seperate waste bins for dry and wet waste , •temperature and environmental display , •infomercial display and •on top a solar panel

Advertisment Display Solar Panel

Info Display

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Solar Panel

Public seating I : The public seating integrates various elements like : •led lights for better way finding •working desk •charging points •wifi •solar panels on top Instead of metal fabricated tree as shown in illustration , an actual tree with solar panels over top can also be used to intruduce green element into the seating unit. Lights

Charging points

Working Desk

Wifi

Foot lights

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Solar Panel

Public seating II : The public seating integrates various elements like : •led lights for better way finding •charging points •wifi •solar panels on top

Solar Panel

Instead of metal fabricated tree as shown in illustration , an actual tree with solar panels over top can also be used to intruduce green element into the seating unit.

Lights

Charging points Wifi

Foot lights

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Gantry : As part of project in associated with MERAKI DESIGN STUDIO , VADODARA , the gantry was designed keeping in mind the city , and thus instead of showing the raw frame work of metal , it was camoflauged by laser cut panels representing city skylines and typography quotes. The gantry unit consisites of : •Infomercial display •Laser cut panels with city elements

Information Display Sensors for environmental data

Advertisment Display

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Traffic survellieance poles : As part of project in associated with MERAKI DESIGN STUDIO , VADODARA , the traffic survillance pole was designed keeping in mind a structures and the esthics. Aim , was to make a pole structure in such a way that its easily built i.e easiler structural geometry but also keeoping in mind that it represents the city . Vadodara got its name from a tree called Vad i.e Banyan tree and thus , this idea was used to design the pole. The pole unit consisites of : •Traffic survillance camera

Traffic surveillance cameras

Traffic surveillance cameras

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Part project carried out in association with MERAKI DESIGN STUDIO


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