P O R T F O L I O ACADEMIC WORKS 2016 - 2019
MITHILESH K.P
P E R S O N A L
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L A N G U A G E S
NAME
MITHILESH K.P
TAMIL, ENGLISH, TELUGU, HINDI,
DATE OF BIRTH
17/10/1998
MALAYALAM,FRENCH
CONTACT
+91 9489835566 mithilesh.pushparaj.98@gmail.com mithilesh.16ar@cmr.edu.in
INTERESTS AND HOBBIES
ADDRESS
SPORTS, MOVIES, TRAVELLING,
NEW NO. 173 NSR ROAD, SAIBABA COLONY COIMBATORE - 641011 TAMIL NADU, INDIA
VOLUNTEERING, PHOTOGRAPHY, GAMING
S O F T W A R E S
W O R K S H O P S
AUTOCAD
OCT MAR OCT OCT
REVIT SKETCHUP
2016 2016 2017 2018
FULL SCALE 101 B - CUBE COB BAMBOO FURNITURES
LUMION
C E RT I F I C AT I O N
INDESIGN
COMPLETED CRASH COURSE ON
PHOTOSHOP
AUTOCAD 2D REVIT ARCHITECTURE
E D U C A T I O N 2016 - 2021 “ I am MITHILESH , a 6 th semester student of CMR UNIVERSITY seeking a position as an intern architect. This portfolio contains selected works of my academic year 2016 - 2019 ”
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE CMR UNIVERSITY BANGALORE, INDIA
2009 - 2016
MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL BHARATHI MATRICULATION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COIMBATORE, TAMIL NADU
2000 - 2009
PRIMARY SCHOOL BHARAYHI MATRICULATION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COIMBATORE, TAMIL NADU
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COURT COMPLEX
COB WORKSHOP
COMMUNITY HOUSING
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BAMBOO WORKSHOP
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MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
TWIN HOUSING
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MASTER ARCHITECT DETAIL
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TRAVEL AND PHOTOGRAPHY
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COMMUNITY
HOUSING
SEMESTER-4
SITE LOCATION : WHITEFIELD,BANGLORE TYPE : HOUSING BUILT UP : 2600 SQ.M (28,000 SQ.FT)
02 ROOF PLAN
DESIGN MOTIVE
LEGEND 1 - Jagriti Theatre
To create housing for different user groups for the present site context and it shouldn’t disturb the existing performing arts theatre (JAGRITI) and it’s present inside the site. The The site is actually stationed amidst so many cultural and linguistic groups. The area is always encircled by various user groups where the predominants are IT , common family groups, Institutional and commercial groups .
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3 - 3 BHK house [Row housing]
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My top drawer was the IT and the common family groups considering the fact that the given design brief includes a proper residence which is ideal for a family group accompanied by temporary studio apartment which was befitting for the IT groups who works clock in and clock out
4 - Studio apartments [1 BHK]
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5 - Badminton Court
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LAYERS SHOWING DIFFERENT ZONES OF SITE CONTEXT
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Proposed built up area
2 - 2 BHK houses [Row housing]
7 - Driveway which leads to the parking 8 - Entry for Badminton court
Institutional and commericial Residential Site
VIEW SHOWING DIFFERENT HOUSING TYPOLOGIES
Access points
HOUSING TYPOLOGIES
2 BHK
ROW HOUSING
3 BHK
ROW HOUSING
C O M M U N I T Y
1 BHK
STUDIO APARTMENTS
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03 CONCEPT
FLOOR PLAN OF STUDIO APARTMENTS
The initial idea behind the STUDIO APARTMENTS was to come out from the normal housing typologies and to provide their private spaces. The residents over here are mainly IT PROFESSIONALS where they usually prefer hotels to stay, so to break that contemplation this will help them to this type of STUDIO APARTMENTS.
Moving on to the planning of this typology each unit is planned in such a way that it has one living room and kitchen combined together and it dosent have a separate partition for bedroom instead bedroom is placed as BAYWINDOW which projects out from the living room and separate partitions are given for bathroom and changing room The staircase is being placed outside the building whichconnects first and second floor Adding to the design flavours the roof of the ground and first floor becomes the balcony space for 1 and 2 floor
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MODEL SHOWING STUDIO APARTMENTS FLOOR PLAN OF ONE UNIT
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SECTION
LEGEND 1 - LIVING ROOM AND KITCHEN 2 - BEDROOM 3 - DRESSING ROOM 4 - BATHROOM 5 - STAIRCASE
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1 B H K
04 MODEL SHOWING 2 BHK
ROW HOUSING TYPOLOGIES
2 BHK
3 BHK
The idea of ROW HOUSING was designed for the family people who stay that locality. Row housing consists of two typologies 2 bhk and 3 bhk.
MODEL SHOWING 3 BHK
The facade of this typology is treated with exposed brick wall where it resonate the user group and their workability 2 bhk units are single storey high and 3 bhk units are two storeys high
PLAN SHOWING 2 BHK & 3 BHK [ ROW HOUSING]
SECTION CUT THROUGH 2 AND 3 BHK TYPOLOGIES
R O W
H O U S I N G
2BHK AND 3BHK
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VIEW OF THE BADMINTON COURT
Idea of bringing in BADMINTON COURT inside the community housing was because many people who stay in that locality face hardship of travelling around 10 - 12 kms for indoor sports courts. So it was a good idea to bring in Badminton court inside the community as it would get revenue to the community by conducting tournaments
MODEL SHOWING THE COMMUNITY HOUSING
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CITY CIVIL COURT SEMESTER-5
SITE LOCATION : H.S.R LAYOUT,BANGLORE TYPE : PUBLIC BUILDING BUILT UP : 7500 SQ.M (80,730 SQ.FT)
07 DESIGN MOTIVE
ZONING
To design a ccourt complex in a highly RESIDENTIAL AREA where it should also be user friendly to the public. The court complex should also satisfy the basic commercial functions like Post office, Bank, Bangalore one as the SITE which we are using to design the court complex is the place where existing BDA complex is been built and so the basic functions of the public should not be disturbed.
The site forsees residential cluster on one side and the commercial cluster on the other side and so the ACCESS POINTS were designed according to it. There are two entry points in the site. PUBLIC ENTRY is from the FRONT SIDE and the entry for the LAWYERS AND JUDGE’S is from the REAR SIDE as the road which connects the rear part of the side has less traffic compared to the main road and it serves as SECURITY for the lawyers
SITE CONTEXT
RESIDENTAL COMMERCIAL PARK
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INTITUTIONAL SITE ROAD
MODEL OF COURT COMPLEX SITE PLAN 10
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LEGEND
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1 - COURT COMPLEX 2 - BAR ASSOCIATION 3 - LIBRARY 4 - CAFETERIA 5 - POST OFFICE 6- BANK 7 - BANGALORE ONE 8 - DRIVE WAY 9 - PARKING FOR PUBLIC 10 - ENTRY FOR JUDGES AND ADVOCATES 11 - PARKING FOR JUDGES AND ADVOCATES
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08 CONCEPTUAL IDEA FOR WAITING SPACE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN The ground floor plan of the court complex has all the preliminary functions of an ideal court such as NOTARY,CASE FILLING, RECORDS, ADMIN,ETC. The COURT HALLS starts from the first floor. Each court hall do have it’s own JUDGE’S CHAMBER where the chamber needs to be in a private area, so the entry points to the Judges chamberis given seperately from the public. First floor of the JUDGE’S CHAMBER IS CONNECTED TO BAR ASSOCIATION through SKY WALK as it conjugates the advocates and the judge’s to acces the Bar association easily.
SECTION CUT THROUGH COURT COMPLEX
BAR ASSOCIATION is nothing but the Lawyer’s association which comprises of separate cabins for the lawyers, meeting rooms, lounges separate library for advocates, Board room for advocates.
SECTION CUT THROUGH COURT COMPLEX
C I T Y
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FRONT FACADE OF THE COURT Abiding to the say “ ATTENTION IS PRECIOUS COMMODITY�. This building Facade is treated with SOLIDS AND VOIDS seeking to get the much needed importance as it is the main block of function. The void do have a purpose that it allows the much needed ventilation inside the building. The glazing sliding panel accompanies it to make this more viable that it could be opened when necessary. It also provides the much needed privacy in the court halls.
LIBRARY The space is simply exquisitive that is a never before never again experience for users and who would have imagined a space with an ambience coadjute the TREE in the site. Followed by a gathering space in the bottom the library comfortably occupies the above space with a glazed outlook
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CAFETERIA Adding to the ambience is the cafe that is placed at the rear side of the gathering space which effortlessly the best pair up space one could ever have. The balcony space which can be accessed from the library actually gives the picturesque overview of the complex which just adds value to the reading process that happens in the library
COMMERCIAL FUNCTIONS The entire structure self speaks for its commercial function that happens. It includes BANKS, BANGLORE ONE, etc which are not forcefully stationed but these functions do existed in the site, so it was just the justification done to it because there are commercial clusters that follow this. It also encourages in human footfall to the court compound
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BAR ASSOCIATION
The BAR ASSOCIATION and court is bridged through a skywalk since both functions are interrelated. Seperating them would give hardships for movements of the officials.
REAR VIEW OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION
The Bar association unlike it’s contemparies contains a gathering space below and a glazed facade which incorporates all the functions like BOARD MEETINGS, etc hereby reflecting the much needed transparency in the meetings
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TWIN HOUSE SEMESTER-4
SITE LOCATION : HARLUR, BANGALORE TYPE : RESIDENCE BUILT UP : 600 SQ. MTS (6458 SQ. FT)
12 DESIGN MOTIVE
SITE CHALLENGES
To design an interesting residence for the given lake site. A group of two persons were assigned for the site where each one of us were supposed to design two houses on the site. This project was not as usual as the other projects because we were asked to create a story for two HYPOTHETICAL PROFESSIONAL’S and their family.
The site which was given to us was interesting as it was near the lake. Even though it was intersting we had some certain SITE CONSTRAINS to design near a lake as SET BACKS, FLOODS, etc. Although we had constrains the idea in my mind was to deal with the POSITIVE’S of the site.
THE STORY
CONCEPTUAL IDEA
The professions which i came up with was a ‘PAINTER’ and an ‘PHOTOGRAPHER’. Both these professional’s were friends and each of them have their own family. The characters in this story are the following. PAINTER’S FAMILY MYSELF - PAINTER FATHER - AUTOMOBILE ENGINEER MOTHER - HOUSE WIFE SISTER
- COLLEGE STUDENT
PHOTOGRAPHER’S FAMILY FRIEND OF MINE - PHOTOGRAPHER
MODEL SHOWING BOTH THE HOUSE’S
FATHER - IT PROFESSIONALIST
PHOTOGRAPHER’S HOUSE
PAINTER’S HOUSE
MOTHER - HOUSE WIFE
SITE SITE
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HARLUR LAKE
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13 GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
PAINTER’S HOUSE The family of the painter is more authentic when compared to that of photographer’s family. So i thought of representing family’s nature through it’s form. So the FORM of the house was designed in clinical shape which reepresents the nature of the family.
PAINTER’S HOUSE
The response of the lake to residence is represented through the views from the gathering space of the family such as DINNING and garden which is accompanied by a deck for an EVENING TEA. As the painter’s father is more interseted in AUTOMOBILE CUSTOMISATION and its related work so a separate workshop was designed for him near the garage.
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PHOTOGRAPHER’S HOUSE The photographer’s family is a modern family and so the form which i have designed is not clinical but contemporary. The family is a kind of FITNESS CONSCIOUS so i have to bring in pool that is placed onlooking the lake side accompanied by a deck and the deck leads them to the LIVING ROOM.
SECTION SHOWING PAINTER’S HOUSE
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The first floor of the house compris es of bedrooms for all the characters where the painter and his sister’s bedroom has the view of the lake. The enhance the painter’s workability his bedroom comprises of MEZZANINE FLOOR which is his workspace and it also have a view of a lake. To give a private space for the painter the working space is merged with BEDROOM for privacy.
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LEGEND PHOTOHRAPHER’S HOUSE 1 - LIVING ROOM 2 - KITCHEN + DINNING 3 - SWIMMING POOL 4 - DECK 5 - GARAGE 6 - PARENT’S BEDROOM 7 - PHOTOGRAPHER’S BEDROOM + WORKING SPACE (MEZZANINE)
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PHOTOGRAPHER’S HOUSE
LEGEND PAINTER’S HOUSE A - LIVING ROOM B - KITCHEN + DINNING C - LIVING ROOM D - DECK E - FATHER’S WORKSTATION F - GARAGE G - PARENT’S BEDROOM H - SISTER’S BEDROOM I - PAINTER’S BEDROOM + WORKING SPACE (MEZZANINE)
First floor has two bedrooms where one of it is for his parents and the other is for the PHOTOGRAPHER. The Photographer’s working space is in his bedroom where the WORKSPACE is MEZZANINE FLOOR and these space do have the VIEW of the lake.The mezzanine floor was my PERSONAL OPINION as workspace within their own bedroom. The idea of rising the floor on a side was to give SHADE to the pool.
SECTION SHOWING PAINTER’S HOUSE AND WORKSPACE
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MASTER ARCHITECT D E TA I L SEMESTER-5
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DETAILS GATHERED
A group of four were assigned for this project.
Paper tubes used in the library were 100mm in diameter and 12mm thick.
We have to chose an architect detail or work and try to replicate it in 1:1 scale.
Post tension steel wires were used for spanning sections.
PROJECT DETAILS Architect
38 mm square timbers were used for joinery. EXISTING CORNER JUNCTION
: Shigeru Ban
Nationality : Japan Project
Assuming this as timber piece which is used in the corner juction.
: Library of Poet, Zushi Kanagawa, Japan
Assuming this as timber piece detail which is used to create a wall like structure. Shigeru Ban creates buildings of sustainable materials like PAPER TUBES, CARDBOARD TUBES, etc. His deverse body of works include EMERGENCY SHELTER for disaster releif, HOUSE, CATHEDRAL and ART GALLERY. He found Paper’s structural integrity to be much better than expected and paer is available all around the world.
LIBRARY OF POET
SHIGERU BAN LIBRARY OF POET
The client was influenced ny ODAWARA PAVILLION.
Corner junction showing the details.
The client felt that a Library made of paper would suit the books inside the library.
ARCHITECT
Detail of the corner junction showing the placement of post-tension steel rods.
Scaled elevations showing all the details.
The library was built as an annex to the house which the architect had previously expanded.
MASTER
Detailng of timber piece is shown as the main rods goes horizontally and vertically.
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COB WORKSHOP
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WORKSHOP INTENT As part of semester FULL SCALE workshop are a way for students to get HANDS ON experience working on the site.
PROCESS OF COB
Motive of this workshop is to create seating space with natural materials. Raw materials such as red sand, stone, starw was bought and then sand was filtered. Sand was filtered to make it into more finner particles. These particles were mixed with organic manure and straw and then COB was made. Stone courses were made for seating. Cob was filled inside the stone courses and then cob was levelled and it was allowed to set dry.
C O B
W O R K S H O P
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BAMBOO WORKSHOP
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WORKSHOP INTENT This was my first ever HANDS ON workshop. The intent of this workshop was to ENHANCE our skill by working hands on.
WORKSHOP INTENT Motive of this workshop is to create a structure which provides shade for an existing seating space. Raw Materials like BAMBOO, TWINE were bought for making this structure. As we were group of 15 we all had to come up with one design for the structure and so some initial models and sketches were done to come up design. A series of arches were and joints were tied together with twine.
BAMBOO
WORKSHOP
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LAMP DESIGN
POSTER DESIGN
The exercise was to design a Night lamp for a bedroom. It was fun to explore the diffusion and the dispertion of different light bulbs. The thought of the Light patterns creating beatiful scenes at night which was also a prime factor.
This poster was designed for college fest and the process undergone for designing the poster is shown.
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I hereby declare that this document contains only works done by me.
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MITHILESH K.P +91 9489835566
mithilesh.pushparaj.98@gmail.com