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I am an Architect and Designer specialised in BIM and energy analysis software. I am a firm believer that collaborative environments is where a good and productive design in generated. Master of Architecture with concentration in Electronic Design Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Savannah, GA
March 2013 GPA – 3.55/4.0
Bachelors of Architecture Sinhgad College of Architecture, Pune University, India
May 2009 GPA – 3.45/4.0
2011-2013: SCAD Gallery Docent (Pei Le Chang Art, Gutstein, Pinnacle, Alexander and Fahm Gallery) Savannah, GA- USA Informed patrons about the artist’s background and his/her work. Provide information about other presentations and upcoming exhibits. Assisted in opening reception and conducting guest talk. Volunteered with artist Gabriel Dawe for his installation. 2009-2011: Junior Architect at Mahendra Chavan and Associates firm in Satara, MH-INDIA Worked on projects in – Residential, 3 Star Hotels, Multiplex and Shopping Complex, Economical Highway Restaurants, Government Office Building Worked in the design team making conceptual sketches, drafted Architectural drawings and Technical/Production drawings, 3D modeling, Site Inspection 2007-2008: Trainee (six months) at Mindspace Architects in Bangalore , KA-INDIA Projects and Clients: Drafted Architectural drawings, Technical/Production Drawings and Municipal Drawings of Rohan-Mithila Housing Project, in Pune and Bangalore, of about 3 acres of land
GRADUATE COURSES:
Advanced Parametric and Generative Modeling for the Building, Digital Applications of Building performance and simulation, Urban Design Studio, Project Management, Graduate Seminar, Thesis
SKILLS
BIM – Revit, Para Cloud Gem, Rhinoceros – Grasshopper, AutoCAD Energy Analysis – Green Building Studio, Ecotect, Vasari, Phoenics Basic 2D & 3D Software's – AutoCAD, Sketch Up Others – Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, CorelDraw, Microsoft Office
MEMBERSHIPS
• Council of Architecture, India • Indian Institute of Architects, India • FEED (Forum for Exchange and Excellence in Design), India
AWARDS
CO-CURRICULUM
-- SCAD Honors Grad scholarship $6000 -- Participated in “HUDCO Trophy” 2006- in NASA, Manipal, India; first rank -- Winners in on the spot bridge design competition 2006 – in NASA, Manipal, India -- Selected for the best construction and design presentation sheets, and the portfolio was sent for an annual event called NASA (National Association of Students Architecture) in Dec 2006 Professional: Workshops: Photography workshop with Photographer Mr. Mohan Ranade • • Pottery workshop with sculpturer Mr. Anil Kulkarni • Portrait and Water color painting with Artist Mr. Pratap Mulik • Art Direction with Film Director Mr. Amol Palekar • Bamboo Structure Workshop • Contemporary Dance in relation with space with Artist Revati Salunke 1st award in Drawing competition at Sinhgad Institute campus State Level in Swimming Competition Skills: Sketching, Painting, Pottery, Photography, Sports
REFERENCES
Available on Request
REFERENCES Prof. Scott Dietz
Professor of Architecture & Digital Design Computing Savannah College of Art and Design T : 912.525.6889 e-mail : sdietz@scad.edu www.scad.edu
............................................................................................ Prof. Huy Sinh Ngo Professor of Architecture and Interior Design American Institute of Architect - AIA The Associate in Computer Aided Design in Architecture - ACADIA School of Building Arts Savannah College of Art and Design T : 912.525.6850 Fax : 912.626.6904 e-mail : hngo@scad.du www.scad.edu
............................................................................................. Sofya Radelet Sales Manager Exibitions Department Savannah College of Art and Design office : 912.525.4743 cell : 912.401.8957 e-mail : sradelet@scad.edu www.scad.edu
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I am an Architect and Designer who firmly believes that collaborative environments is where a good and productive design in generated. My interest in Architecture is long standing, I believe that my education, experience and my well-rounded background in architecture along with my passion and perseverance will make me a successful architect. During my five years in Bachelors program, the emphasis of my study was to understand the fundamentals of designing – attributes, dominance, integrating indoor and outdoor spaces. I have evolved a clear understanding that how far architecture can successfully be applied to create a landmark, a master piece and space where people can appreciate the use of it. Additionally I was able to achieve knowledge in model making, product designing, stage and set designing, interior and landscape designing. After exploring different fields, I have discovered my interest in architecture of form and structure. Being a student of Masters at SCAD my vision towards design took a turn, my interest in BIM fascinated me towards advance parametric and generative modeling for building. I specialize in Electronic design, Specialties: BIM – Revit | Para Cloud Gem | Rhinoceros – Grasshopper | AutoCAD Energy Analysis – Green Building Studio | Ecotect | Vasari | Phoenics Basic 2D & 3D Software's – AutoCAD | Sketch Up Rendering and Presentation – Adobe Photoshop | Adobe Illustrator | Adobe InDesign | Microsoft Office Other – CNC Milling | Laser Cutting | Wood Working | MIG & TIG Welding I look forward for opportunity to speak with you. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me 201.456.1499 or e-mail me at mithila_cms@yahoo.com. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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“ C O M P L I C AT I O N A r e M e r e l y T h e D i s a r r a n g e m e n t O f S I M P L I C I T Y ” - George O Abell
G R A D U AT E W O R K
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Thesis – Self Sustaining Sky Scraper
Urban design – Hunter Army Field Development •
Advance Parametric Design
• Performance and Simulation of Building
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Design Process – A multifunctional consistent tower is developed using computational tools that will complement the structurally stable forms in the natural surrounding and at the same time transfer defuse light and wind inside the tower. The form of the tower was designed aerodynamically such that it would allow the wind to flow with maximum velocity from its center. It reduced the pressure created on the tower and increases the velocity of wind flowing in-between the structures. There are wind turbines in between the towers which converts the wind into mechanical energy. The fabrication consists of moveable panels with magnetic sensor points, which join the panel that controls the rotation with respect to the sun intensity and motion. This façade increases acoustic insulation and provides thermal insulation, ETFE (Ethylene Tetra Fluoro Ethylene) cushion panels avoids over heating inside the tower. This method helps in saving energy cost.
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About this Project The process of this thesis is to look at the biological form and design a tower by exploring its natural habitat and structural system. The main issue is to study the form and transformation of the tower and optimize it with respect to wind and solar energy effects on the building.
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tower design and area distribution
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lofting of the form – final option
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Studying the forms in nature and simulate a structural system for the form
The form analysis and performance calculation with only the form of the tower Energy Use Intensity is 8,765 kBtu / sf / yr
The form analysis and performance calculation with the external cladding
Energy use Intensity is 6,385 kBtu / sf / yr
Solar Radiation Study on the tower from all the direction
South West Direction
South Direction
North East Direction
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Combining options one and two the final form is developed. The molds in the interval act as a light well (keeping the first idea in mind) the curves formed are broader at bottom and the size decreases as we go at the top.
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Solar Radiation and Wind pressure study on the building Refuse area and green open spaces Office building Refuse area and green open spaces Retail and commercial store
Core design idea
Refuse area with terrace garden
Final model design
Solar Radiation effect on the building
Wind tunnel
Entertainment Hub and Bus terminal
Jetty Terminal Site showing levels
RHINO – GRASSHOPPER as a digital simulation to design HEXAGON pattern Hexagon is known for its stability as it has equal angles, sides and diagonals. Hexagon is the main structure the cladding should also be hexagon, to balance the geometry and also to make the connection easy between them. Here the cladding acts as a surface screen protecting the sunlight entering the building. This screen should open whenever required, but with its scale equally proportional to the human scale it is impossible to control the opening. PANEL OPENING MECHANISUM OPTION
FINAL PANEL DESIGN
Works but one end stay in the air.
Sliding on the track, structure heavy to roll Central axis rotation works smoothly and equal distribution of light coming inside
Central opening, too many members heavy structure
rotation on axis but no smooth rotation
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+ 750’0” + 720’0”
LUXURY HOTEL
+ 510’0” GREEN OPEN SPACES
+ 480’0”
OFFICE SPACE + 340’0”
GREEN OPEN SPACES
+ 310’0”
COMMERCIAL AND RETAIL SPACES + 170’0”
GREEN OPEN SPACES
+ 140’0” + 100’0”
PARKING AND BUS TERMINAL
+ 20’0” +/- 0.0’
Site section – Slabs Area distribution
Hexagon development definition in Rhinoceros – Grasshopper applied on the surface of the form
9 am sun direction and the sun rays coming inside the room
Structure with truss cladding
Structure with glass panel design
sun direction and the sun rays coming inside the room at 12 pm in the afternoon all the panels are closed
sun direction and the sun rays coming inside the room at 12 pm in the afternoon all the panels are closed
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site plan
View towards the podium
View in the open green space in between the tower
Connecting bridge between the two towers.
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Open green Space available because of the tower
Tower With context to the Site
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About the Project – Studio Group Project (Urban Design) Encountering the urban position offers an introduction to urban design that emphasizes the development of conceptual planning which addresses the complexity and variety of hybrid traditional and contemporary cities. The studio approached the former “Hunter Army Field” site in Savannah as a collection of diverse urban conditions. My team worked on diverse system such as retail, transportation, residential, commercial and public space to propose recombinant of architecture and generative urbanity. The complex dynamics of these pan-urban conditions required us to develop a specific urban position – treating urban design as spatially extensive urban design program as operationally integrated system as well as urban conditions as historically contingent of the larger context of the City of Savannah and the region.
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Location – Savannah, GA, USA
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“Square” with a Twist Concept Individual sectors were created by the development of the “pier wheel” configuration. The center formed a “square”. The square and sectors become larger and more interesting, hence contributing to other interfacing configuration.
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Graduate Work Software's learned – Advanced parametric design and generative modeling helped me explore associative geometry using advanced applications for building design the course focused on simulating behavioral and formal responses to design constraints, limits and rules as a framework for understanding their implications as applied to structural and envelope system with the help of various BIM software’s like Rhinoceros – Grasshopper, Revit, Paracloud Gem, Vasari and Ecotect
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Parametric Paneling and Cladding – layer system of skin and structure
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Grasshopper is a visual programming language developed mainly to build generative algorithms. Many of Grasshoppers components create 3D geometry. Programs may also contain other types of algorithms including numeric, textual, audio-visual and haptic applications
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D i g i t a l A p p l i c a t i o n s o f B u i l d i n g P e r f o r m a n c e a n d S i m u l a t i o n
Graduate Work Software's learned – It was an introduction software application that allow digital proto typing and building performance analysis with the exploration of different building information modeling (BIM ) software’s. it focuses on principles of sustainable practice as they relate to energy use and also investigate the structural behavior to form with software’s like Autodesk Green Building studio (GBS), Vasari, Ecotect.
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Solar Radiation analysis - 1) study of pattern on the surface 2) Building with its surrounding 3) Effect in the interior
Wind Pressure analysis - 1) building and its surrounding 2) Wind tunnel effect 3) Effect on taller buildings
Sound analysis - 1) Calculation of sound echo 2) reflection on the interior walls 3) Study the interior cladding
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Three Star Business Hotel design • •
Cultural Museum
Middle Income Group - Housing
Business 3 Star
ABOUT THE SITE – A linear site, the only access to the site is through the smaller side of the site, with army cantonment on the longitudinal side and twelve residences on the other. The site is facing towards the river which gives a good river front view. DESIGN APPROACH • The design of Business Hotel should have an identity where the built form is visible from every angle. • All the service area are zoned on the main road and provide with a buffer zone, the suite’s open towards the view of river. • An Atrium hotel with Rooms around it & Suite receding forward,. • Ground Floor– Coffee shop, Shops, Reception, Administration & waiting lounge. •1st Floor- Restaurant /Kitchen, Banquet hall & Conference Hall. • 2nd Floor- Service area, & Staff Changing area. • 3rd to 6th – Rooms & Suites. • 7th to 9th – Rooms.
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HOTEL TAJ BENGAL
HOTEL RAMADA
HOTEL OBEROI
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THE DESIGN • The entrance is on the flat land to have a grand & welcoming atmosphere, with out any ups & downs. • Then after checking in from the entrance, we slowly move towards the Galleries. • The module of galleries is repeated six times, in group of three, inter linked within each other in group of three. • The water stream is reused to built a steps following the path for physical movement. • Administration, conference hall and the restoration are also similar to the module.
Cultural Museum
ABOUT THE SITE The site has a slope of 45 degree, surrounded by road on three sides. The site has a flat land at the center from 6m to 25m. Longitudinally the site is divided with a small stream.
in Mcleodgang, Himachal Pradesh
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Horizontal Section
GROUP WORK :-CASE STUDY OF MUSEUM’S • To study the Imagery of Museum. • Different models were made of famous Museums around the world.
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• Proposed design is housing for MIG (Middle Income Group) people. • Roads are on the periphery so that the area covered under is less. • The buildings are lifted 1.3m from ground level because of the basement below which acts as a podium level. • The Amenity space and Club house is located at the center of the site so it is easily accessible for the row house owner as well as the flat owner. • The row houses are located at the edges distributed into equal number, the cluster has its own private frontages garden, with Kund type sitting and paving with grass sitting • The buildings had a different identity , they were different types of building designed.
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Ruchi Park
• Ram Shanti Chambers •
Three Start Hotel – Karad
• Three Star Hotel – Phaltan • 7 Star Multiplex •
Divisional Office
• Municipal Corporation
Location – Surur Highway, India Built-up area – 4350 sq.ft Project cost – Rs. 2,50,000 (5000$) About the Project – ‘Surur’ village is located, few kms from a famous Hill station in Maharashtra. It is adjoining the New NH4 Highway. The requirement was to construct a simple economical restaurant at the Highway for travelers. Making it look unique was the basic idea. Thought of economy was utmost - arches, expose brickwork, ISP (Indian Patent Stone) floor, sloping roof couldn't find anything more economically suitable and last longing in Indian climate, with heavy rainfall area. Responsibility – Working Drawings, Site Inspection
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Location – Surur Highway Built up area – 4600 sq. ft. Project Cost – Rs. 3,50,000 (6800$) About the Project – The requirement here was not economy but similar design idea was requested by the owner. This restaurant is few kms the before ‘Abhiruchi’ for travelers of Highway. Here, the design was differentiated with materials, local ‘Jambha Stone’ from Mahableshwar was used in combination with brick. Sloping roof was designed due to heavy rainfall. Similar color but variation in thickness made it look like old traditional construction in Surur village and Mahableshwar area. Responsibility – In design team , Presentation Drawing, Inspection
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BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION SITE INSPECTION
Location – Surur Highway Built-up Area – 11700 sq.ft Project Cost – Rs. 5,00,000 (9500$) About the Project – Restaurant design, same location a few kms after Abhiruchi. This was interesting design, since client requirement was a form oriented design. Anything that is visible from highway to attract the people travelling on highways was the clients thought. Sloping roof is a necessary requirement due to heavy rains. So a Pyramid form was suitable for such a climate. Tapering point on the top, visible from far due to its height, the client couldn’t be more convinced. Pyramid form was visible from a long distance but as we go near it to make it interesting, feature walls were painted in basic color to make it attractive. Open from all the sides, natural light entering made the color ambience more energetic and fresh. Responsibility – Working Drawings, Site Inspection
restaurant
RUCHI PARK
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INTERIOR VIEW
Location – Satara, India Built-up Area – 5070 sq. ft. About the Project – The project is in ‘Satara’ & site is located in the old city with old buildings on three sides. Thus it was a challenge to construct on such situation. Only possibility for and interesting design was to play with boxes to make a variation and change the streetscape. Shops below and permit room above was the requirement, thus it was easy playing with geometry and making a exiting and bold structure. Its was a successful design. Responsibility – Site Inspection, Services Drawing
Shops & Hotel
RAM SHANTI CHAMBERS
f o r M R . C H O U R S I YA a t S A T A R A , I N D I A
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About the Project – This site is located before the city of Karad, with ‘Krishna’ river flowing by its side. The requirement was to build a 30 room hotel with maximum VIP rooms. Client is a politician hence requirement was to have maximum VIP room with different areas for his visitors. With such a beautiful site with river adjoining all the room windows and balcony opened towards the river. Entrance was lifted above so the grandness in entrance was seen, as the site is very sleek and small. Below the ramp separate entrance was given for there political meeting, so the Hotel was completely separated from there daily business hours. As the location is on highways restaurant was shifted to lower ground floor, so the hotel would be separated from the daily rush. Private Party lawn was also provided at the top. Recently the project has been sanctioned and is in process of construction. Responsibility – Design team, 3D modeling, Presentation Drawings, Services Drawing.
for MR.ANANRAO
Location – Karad, India Built-up area – 81100 sq. ft. Project Cost – Rs.60,00,000 (120,000$)
3 Star Hotel
3 S TA R H O T E L
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Garden Swimming Pool Restaurant
Petrol Pump Office
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Sky Light
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Gas Station
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3 S TA R B U S I N E S S H O T E L Location – Karad, India Built-up area – 30,300 sq.ft. Project Cost – Rs.80,00,000 (150,000$) About Project – This site is located in the city of Phaltan, it has agriculture and institutional land around, Cummins The requirement was to build a 40 room business hotel for user of IT parks and research institute, Client had specifically mentioned the designed with further extension to convert into a 5 Star Hotel. First floor and second floor was design for future conversion. The next floor was the rooms. Huge party lawn was provided on the ground floor., swimming pool, big conference hall with buffet deck, these were deigned according to 5 star requirement. Responsibility – Design Team, Presentation Drawings, 3D modeling.
3 Star Business Hotel f o r MR.RAMRAJE NIMBALKAR a t PHALTAN, INDIA
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Conference Buffet Deck
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Location – Satara, India Built-up area – 74500 sq. ft. approx. Project Cost – Rs. 3,50,00,000 (700,000$ approx) About the Project – This site is located in core city of Satara, this project was a competition of Government of Maharashtra (B.O.T). Design requirement was entertainment hub with government office building , the entertainment hub will be leased out for thirty years and further extension. We won the bid and planed a Shopping Mall with four screen Multiplex. The city’s first multiplex was the basic idea, with high tech material and with fulfillment of modern requirement. 80 Shops of 300 sq. ft., Four screen theater of 275 people, foyer with games & exhibition display, roof top party lawn and a well developed garden in the front, parking for 200 cars, makes this a complete project. Web site: www.7starsatara.com Responsibility – Design Team, 3D modeling, Working drawing, Site Inspection.
Shopping & Multiplex
7 S T A R M U LT I P L E X
for GOV. OF MAHARASHTRA at SATARA, INDIA
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Lower level Parking
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Parking Below
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Landscape at Entrance
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NOTE: THE COVERS SHOWN ON THE TERRACE ARE TO BE MADE IN TIMBER OR CAN BE MADE IN TENSILE FABRIC STRUCTURE
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DIVISIONAL OFFICE- BUS STAND Location – Satara, India Project cost – Rs. 10,000,000 (200,000$) About the Project – This site is behind the proposed ‘7 Star Multiplex.’ These are the stage presentation photos of the divisional office building for authorities of Bus-stand. Combination of Lintel and Sill was the main focus of the design, variation in level of sill & lintel made an interesting outcome. Responsibility – 3D modeling
Administration Of fice
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‘7 Star Multiplex’ Site
Location – Wai, India Built-up area – Project Cost – Rs. 15,000,000 (255,000$) About the Project – This site is located in the city of Wai, city of Royal families, city where traditional construction is still followed. New Municipal Corporation is a community place, hence it had to be designed in such a way that its traditional construction should be maintained. Floors depict the identity, hence floors were divided according to post of officer. ‘Jambha’ stone construction with contemporary made the building more elegant. Responsibility – Design Team, Presentation Drawings, Site Inspection.
Muni ci pal Cor porati on Pr oj ect
MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
for GOVERNMENT OF WAI a t WAI, INDIA
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Vasuli Dept. Lobby Office
Hall
Manager Office
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Up Exit
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Anti Chamber President Office
Civil Dept.
Chief Officer
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Officer Chairman
Vice President
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Health Chairman
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Women & Child Welfare Chairman
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EXIBITION WORKING
‘Cultural’ is competition between the class who's the best this year? Year 2006 was a start of success for my class, we won the Best Fashion Show of the year and best class for the year for three consecutive years, from year 2006-2009. It all started from being a designer why not design our own cloths. JUTE, REXIN then PLASTIC/TARPOLIN the local and mostly used was redesigned, cut, & stitched 2006-‘EVOLUTION OF MAN‘, 2007- ‘BACK TO FUTURE’, 2008‘AQUA was the theme of our class.
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AFTER EXIBITION COMES ‘CULTURAL’
D E S I G N
Being a part of exhibition is fun every year, expressing your ideas with out any limitation is what Architecture is…. And that’s what we do in our exhibition days.
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