mohiﬕ barapatrffl 2016-21
MOHIT BARAPATRE +91-9175788343 beta_hut on insta
barapatremohit@gmail.com
An architecture student intriguing in designing the world with the consciouness of yesterday and unexplored tomorrow. An indian artist, a national athlete in making. Slides along with the brush as it flows on canvas.
EDUCATION Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur (MH) Bachelor of Architecture (currently in 4th year)__2017-22
Narayana Junior Collage, Secunderabad (TS) AP board 12th__2015-16
Subhash Montessori Public School, Sausar (MP) CBSE 10th__2014-15
EXPERIENCE Founder of 361BIT, India__2019
361bit is a platform for connection of architects and students, with a family of over 1500 members with the purpose of propogating knowledge and experience.We organize events, workshops and guest lectures to impart technical and philosophical expertise in the field. -Conducted 6 Architectural workshops. -Conducted 7 Seminars on different topics. -Conducted 1 Talk series.
Tutor, Revit Workshop Cordinator of HUDCO 2019-20 Event Manager of DEVISE, AXIS 20, India Instagram Page, @beta_hut Member of YOS Orgination, Social working team, Sausar
ACHIEVEMENT ‘Tomorrows house’ Architectural competition, Special mention__2020 ‘Hybrid City’ design competition, First position__2018 ‘Sculpting The Pioneers of Architecture’ international compitation Top 25__2019 On spot design Competition NASA, Special mention__2019 Best learner of workshop, NASA__2019 National Triple Jump Player__2017-19
SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY
LANGUAGE
Autocadd Revit Sketchup
English Hindi Khosti
Illustrator Photoshop Lumion Vray
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I have always been fascinated by the unbuilt environment. It helps me in focusing on nature which somehow acts as a void. It motivates me to bring people closer to themselves and space closer to the environment. I believe that design should reflect the context and practicality of the work and act as a aesthetically pleasing element for the user. Every planning, path and pixel are drawn by me in my four years of experience in architecture. mohit
DAATA Gynaecology hospital, NAGPUR
BOUNTEOUS
School of Architecture, NAGPUR
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Tomorrows House- An Architectural Competition
7.8BILLION Sacred Space- An Architectural Competition
UDAAY
Sculpting the Pioneers of Architecture
TECHNICAL DRAWING
Working Drawing of Residence | Studio Work
DOCUMENTATION Bishop Cotton School | On Site Work
MISCELLANEOUS Creative Work
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A project on gynaecologist hospital in the prime location of nagpur with the site area of 7952 Sqm and nag river on east side. A major aim of the designing is to focuses on function and the practicality of project. VI Semester Acadmic Project | 2019
NAGPUR
The thumb rule is to increase periphery that gives the better light and ventilation for the structure.
The various departments are arranged vertically for easy accessibility and circulation.
The parking and services are places underground and the emergency department at the ground level.
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NAAG NADI, NAGPUR
STAFF PARKING
POONAM MALL
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| A project on an Architectural institute in the prime location of nagpur with the site area of 10.5 Acres and dense vegetations on site. a major aim of the design should reflect the context and practicality of the work and act as a aesthetically pleasing element for the user. VII Semester Acadmic Project | 2019
DESIGN PROCESS Architecture is about the relation created by the building with the context and contribution to the nature. The void is a living void pulsating in endless rhythm of creation and destruction . The great void does not exist as void, it embraces all being/ non being The void is the force that shapes the space. Considering wind, water and trees as elements of void which shapes the building can be a good quantitative aspect for design.
The arrangement of corridors and the spaces are in such a way that the (user 1) will focus on the open space as he/she moves along the corridor, while (user 2) will focus on the semi open space with their work, as illustrated above.
-frederick franck
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| Architectural Competition Entry
Tomorrow’s House | Archresource The contest seeks to create a “space” that not bound by the novice barriers, simply a space that YOU call ‘HOME’. thoughts for redefining home spaces that can satisfy both user amenities and user experience.
7DS10200 | Team: Siddhant Hande, Shubhankar Jahagirdar
1.618033 serves a crucial purpose in forming the universe. It is observed in nature that, the clusters are formed according to the limited spaces with the golden ra�o as the soul parameter. During any crisis, nature find its own ways to maintain the balance and integrity. Henceforth, the rules of very force of the crea�on are used for our own home.
6:00 Utilization of the convertible kitchen top & the rotatable bed for multipurpose kitchen activities and sleeping activity respectively.
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Using modular capsules furnitures for multipurpose storage as well as seating, exercise and to takeout stuff from cabinets at higher levels.
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Keeping the sink common for sanitation and the working triangle of the kitchen to maintain the multi-functional workspace layout.
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Providing essential vertical garden at the entrance enhancing indoor air quality and yielding daily food in pandemic situation.
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(2000 X 1500mm)
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SHOWER SPACE
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SINK
RANGE
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PRIVACY SMART GLASS WITH, CARBON200 PHOTO VOLTALIC SHEET
ELECTRIC FLUSH TOILET CONNECTED TO BIO GAS TRAY BENEATH
(2000 X 2500mm)
INDOOR GARDEN SPACE
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UNDER-FLOOR CAPSULE STORAGE
FACTORY MADE EFFICIENT VERTICAL GARDEN MODULES, SUFFICIENT FOR 3 MONTHS MANURE FROM THE BIO GAS TRAY, UTILIZED IN VERTICAL GARDENS
UNDER-FLOOR ESSENTIALS STORAGE
CAPSULE FURNITURE
MULTI FUNCTIONAL SPACE
ENGAGED WITH SWARMMING ROBOT TECHNOLOGY, FOR INSTANT CONSTRUCTION AND DE-CONSTRUCTION OF FURNITURES
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Pivoted kitchen table Privacy smart glass, with Carbon200 Photo Voltalic Sheet Prefab pivoted essen�al gardening space Swarming embedded mul�-func�onal space
Internal arrangement at 3:00 pm
Under-floor kitchen storage space Under-floor rotatable bed space Water tank sufficient for 4 months in the pandemic Capsule furniture storage Water tank for the toilet
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Entrance space embracing the posi�vity
| Architectural Competition Entry
The Sacred Space | archdais This competition was about making a space for that - a space for all, a space with no boundaries, a space with no aspiration of pleasing any one community, a space with no prejudices, a space of equality, a space for humanity, a space that could also be a place.
TS855329 | Team: Siddhant Hande, Shubhankar Jahagirdar
From Mindfully dwelling to Dwell mindful, humans have evolved over the period of time developing their own definition of being sacred, in persute of the intimate connection between body, mind and soul. Thus, the manifesto is embraced by going underground into the earth’s womb, brought to life by fringes of light and the presence of human, a transition from one realm to another. Ultimately an expression of the innate journey of complex human behavior to transcendence, fading all the boundaries of mind and body. A quest from Ordered complexity to One.
IDEATION
Complexity is one of the remarkable trait of the ordered human mindset, that can be very minutely seen. Once resolved it becomes the true essence of being sacred.
EXECUTION
FORMATION
Close resemblance of the value with the golden ratio is taken as an advantage while form making, with the final form showing the characters of the ghost cube
This behavior is observed in certain geometries with a remarkable quality of having a systematic pattern, with many solutions to obtain the basic geometry(i.e. cube)
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space triangle
Walkway space
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300 M.sq Library space Boundary of inner core
Access path to 3 spaces OAT for 100 people 650 M.sq Sanctum space
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PLAN Narrow breathing spaces within the volumes
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common space
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Large volumes creating stepped green spaces across the site
Miniature model of enclosing space with abstract jalis around
Skylights between undulations marking the space with light rays
SITE SELECTION
Proposed site
Near Ambazari Lake, Nagpur, Maharashtra
COMMUNITY The site is surrounded by the fraternity of mixed communities showing the significance and need of integrated community model
Treated volumes as per the space beneath
CONNECTIVITY
Site is located on the major city axes and is accessible from all the city directions, making the site an important city node
CHARACTER
Site is surrounded by mostly residential part and the institutions inclusively creating an urban character around the site. Moreover, vast green patches around site, making it suitable for the design and execution
Skylights to the library space
Carved out masses to create shed for the pathways on certain junctions
Common worship hall Common space for community activities and dinning purpose OAT, an extension to common space Library space following the main entrance Entry to inner core with rustic and monolithic materials
Concrete, brick as materials along with the grass, complimenting the calm nature of the space
Stepped volumes generated by the intersection of pi lines
Multipurpose hall leading to the OAT, creating open and semi-open spaces of interaction. That can be used for civic activities as well as the dinning
Central entity captures life in a small periphery keeping the intimacy of connection, a space that challenges and nourishes at the same time
On site landscape is merged with site surroundings
Walking and free space around the core
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Planned following the ordered(pi) lines with volumetric light from the skylights giving an expression of silence and design character
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| Architectural Competition Entry
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| Architectural Competition Entry
| The aim of the competition is to design a sculpture that acts as a symbolic representation of the architect’s work. The sculpture shall target aspects of design as referred and develop by the chosen architect.
Charles Correa (CC) STPA07101118 | Team: Siddhant Hande, Shubhankar Jahagirdar
UDAAY
The cognition of unity is the center, the divine centre of the surya is brought into the structure just as every correa’s design
Court yard emerges as a sense of emptiness. That instigates thoughts in a human mind. Charles Correa loved to play with courtyards in his design. A common space for expression or activity. Correa believed in central form, he's called it the Navagraha. The design here proposes a community activity space, creating a dynamic floating disc with a central void or Surya. The true Correa's design emerges as we walk across the large floating disc with an oat underneath it. The stairs and ramp leading to the central interaction space. Plain true colors of the material and the ill-at-ease shadows that it creates. A human society that procrastinates starts to rejuvenate.
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Planets representing light and open sky
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Planet represent mediocrity SHANI
KETU SHUKRA
with sun holding every planet around it Planet with color and nature directly related to earth
Connected to the sky
Emerging from the earth Merging with the earth
Held sturdy across the sun-path through thin column giving a sence of flight against landscape and fight against it’s weight
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| Working Drawing
| | The project was residance in nagpur with builtup area of 200 sqm. The objective of the project of to create working / construction drawing along with every details from toilet to stair which included material and construction details
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180 SQM
PERMISSIBLE F.S.I.
180 SQM
GROUND FLOOR B/UP AREA
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FIRST FLOOR B/UP AREA
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SECOND FLOOR B/UP AREA
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TOTAL PROPOSED B/UP AREA 173 SQM
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STRAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN SINK TWO LEAFED GLAZED WINDOW 10MM INTERIOR CEMENT PLASTER 230MM THICK BRICK WALL
100X75MM T/W DOOR FRAME 300X300MM ANTI SKID CERAMIC TILES
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900
INDIAN TOILET
19MM THICK GRANITE KADAPPA BASE REFRIGERATOR
300
CONCELED KITCHEN RANGE
75MM DIA. WASTE WATER PVC PIPE 220
230
BATHROOM WATER TAP PIPELINE INSIDEWALL
WASHROOM DETAILS
F
D
E
C
DETAIL KITCHEN PLAN
A
B
1
2
3 APEX 12000
1300
1300
APEX 12000
PARAPET LEVEL 10700 1100
1100
PARAPET LEVEL 10700
TERRACE LEVEL 9600
900
TERRACE LEVEL 9600
2100
3000
LINTEL LEVEL 8700
SECOND FLOOR LEVEL 6600
900
SECOND FLOOR LEVEL 6600
2100
3000
LINTEL LEVEL 5700
FIRST FLOOR LEVEL 3600
3115 3000
3800
1430
900 12000
WEST ELEVATION
3410
2230
3115 3000
3150
PLINTH LEVEL 600
600
600
3000
FIRST FLOOR LEVEL 3600
1500
7000 1615
3385
1500 3385
FRONT ELEVATION
1615
PLINTH LEVEL 600
3385
150MM THICK RCC SLAB
150MM THICK RCC SLAB 1200
650
600
3000
600X900MM GLASS LOUVERED VENTILATOR
900
1295
230MM THICK WALL 10MM THICK INTERNAL PLASTER 230MM THICK WALL 100X75MM WINDOW FRAME SS KITCHEB CHIMNEY TWO LEAF GLAZED WINDOW 300X200MM DODO TILE
800MM DOOR PANNAL 300X300MM DODO TILES WATER DROP SLOP 10MM INTERNAL FLOOR FINISH 100MM THICK RCC SLAB WATERPROOFING MATERIAL SURKHI MORTAR FILLING
850
TWO WAY SINK TAP 30MM THIKH KADAPPA BASE P TRAP FOR SINK BEND CONNECTION 100MM DIA. P-TRAP 150MM GI LEAK PIPE Y CONNECTION
100MM CERAMIC SKIRTING
SECTIONAA’
D
E
C
A
B
2
1
1300
300
APEX 12000
1300
1300
1300
TERRACE LEVEL 12000
3
1100
PARAPET LEVEL 10700
1100
1100
PARAPET LEVEL 10700
TERRACE LEVEL 9600
53
53 52
52 950
TERRACE LEVEL 9600
54 1200
54
51
51
900
F
SECTION BB’
50 1500
50 49
49
LINTEL LEVEL 8700
48 900
48 47
47 46
46 45
44
300
SECOND FLOOR 8100
45
43
41
600
1500
2100
2050
42
40 39 38 37
SECOND FLOOR LEVEL 6600
35
35 34
34 33 12000
33 1500
32 31
900
500
SECOND FLOOR LEVEL 6600
36 1200
36
32 31
LINTEL LEVEL 5700
30 900
30 29
29 28
28
MID LANDING FIRST FLOOR 5100
27 26
300
2500
27
25
23
600
1500
2100
24
22 21 20 19
FIRST FLOOR LEVEL 3600
18
17 16
17 600
FIRST FLOOR LEVEL 3600
18 1200
19
15
16 14 1500
15 14
13 12 900
13 12
11 10
10
MID LANDING FLOOR 2100
300
3150
9
2400
9
8 7 6
1500
5 1200
4 3 2
600
600
600
600
1
PLINTH LEVEL 600 000
3115 3000
3800
1430
900 12000
SECTION YY'
3410
2230
3115 3000
1500
7000 1615
3385
1500 3385
SECTION XX'
1615
PLINTH LEVEL 600
| Architectural Documentation
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The multipurpose hall of the school is highly functional and efficient as it provides a column-free interior which facilitates all the gathering purpose and the building is constructed with the traditional technique that was the main purpose of documentating the structure. User group - facility , students , non-teaching staff Purpose - meetings, gathering capacity - 70-95
Bishop cotton primery school Nagpur
OLD TEEKWOOD RIDGE BOARD USED
7775mm
GI ROOF COVER TW RIDGE BOARD
TO SUPPORT NEW STEEL ROOF SKELETON
GI ROOF COVER TW COMMON RAFTERS
STEEL PURLINS HOLDING THE
TW PRINCIPLE RAFTERS
GALVANISED IRON SHEET ROOFING
THREE WAY STEEL CLIP TW KING POST
STEEL PURLINS HOLDING THE GALVANISED IRON SHEET ROOFING
DETAILS AT A
OLD KING POST ROOF TRUSS USED AS STRUCTURAL SUPPORT TO NEW GI ROOFING CORRUGATED GALVANISED IRON ROOFING SHEETS USED IN RENOVATION TO OLD MANGLORE ROOF TILES
5080mm
GI ROOF COVER TW PRINCIPLE RAFTERS
LOAD BEARING BRICK WALL WITH LIME MORTAR AS
TW PURLIN
BINDING MATERIAL AND BRICK PIERS FOR STRUCTURAL STABILITY
TW CLEAT THREE WAY STEEL CLIP
SERVICES ADDED FOR THERMAL COMFORT
TW STRUT
WATER SERVICE TANK SERVICES ADDED ACCORDING TO THE NEED BIGGER THAN USUAL PARTLY GLAZED,
3320mm DETAILS AT B
PARTLY PANNELD TEEK WOOD DOOR
TW KING POST TW STRUT GIBBS AND COTTER TW TIE BEAM
320mm DETAILS AT C
SECTION BB’ FRAME FOR CLERESTORY STYLE FOR CLERESTORY
MULLION
TWTOP POST TW TOP RAIL
DETAILS AT D
INTERVENTIONS IN THE MULTIPURPOSE HALL Introducing stairs running across south facade of the building could be used as recreational activities by student and Foldable partitions introducied in between, newly created space could be used as recreational activities like carrom and chess.
CORRUGATED GI SHEET TW RAFTERS TO SUPPORT STEEL ROOF SKELETON FOR PORTICO TW TIE BEAM TW SUPPORT TO TIE BEAM TW COLUMN STEEL STRAP
DETAILS AT E
TW COLUMN FOR PORTICO STONE BED FOR COLUMN CONCRETE PLINTH
DETAILS AT F
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PLAN 0.5m
1.0m
2.0m
The multipurpose hall is one of the primary areas of a school and of high necessity . The main purpose of a multipurpose hall is to have an uninterrupted space. A portico is provided, extending from there faces of the main built space . This acts as a buffer space which facilitates movement without interruption of the activity inside, while allowing the people outside to get a view of the activity. This protico is also used by the non- working staff and students for certain unpro gramed activities like resting and stitting after school hours or during break hours.
SECTION AA’
TW tie beam 1mm hair gap TW tie beam support 5mm thick timber column 10mm dia iron bolt
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| Miscellaneous
When you feel there's some negative energy behind you, you get scared. But when you are overlooked by some positive energy, you get convinced that no obstacle will cross your path. This painting of Lord Ganesha hung on the wall behind my workspace gives the same notion and I get motivated to work and assured that nothing wrong can happen with me...
17march2018
31may2018
22march2020
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| Miscellaneous
Cafeteria Model | Handmade
Interior Rendering | Vray | Sketchup
Modeling Workshop | Lethe Machine Work
View 1
Museum Model in NAGPUR | Handmade
View 2
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UP TO THE NORTH
According to the standard north cardinal is obligatory for the planar drawing. But if we go through the mentality of our locality (India). The east cardinal is very familiar with every age group and people are spiritually attach with it. Affixing east cardinal along with the standard symbol emphasises its significance, although keeping the north dominant enough.
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