Architecture Graduate Portfolio

muditjain1819@gmail.com

Mudit

Seema Vijay Jain

B.Arch. | Rizvi College of Architecture

SOFTWARE SKILLS

Drafting & 3-D Modelling

Autodesk AutoCAD

Rhinoceros 3D

Graphics & Presentation

Adobe Photoshop

Google SketchUp

Twinmotion

ACHIEVEMENTS

Sports Assistant

Rizvi College of Architecture | 2017-2018

ANDC Co-Head Rizvi College of Architecture | 2018-2019

Louis I Kahn Trophy Head Rizvi College of Architecture | 2018-2019

Adobe Illustrator

linkedin.com/in/mudit-jain-65b069218

ABOUT ME

Thane, Maharashtra

+91-7208595360

I have always looked upon architecture as a tool to collaborate and create something meaningful for the stakeholders involved. I hold strong interest in institutional and public space design challenges.

My journey in these five years of education has been all about discovering myself, learning and evolving to be sensitive, diligent and taking up the task with utmost confidence. Having played cricket, a team sport and taking up leadership roles regularly in college has honed my skills to work in a team

Having completed the first half of the architectural journey, I am looking forward to explore the second half with the same enthusiasm & energy to learn and evolve further!

EDUCATION

Smt. Sulochanadevi Singhania School

ICSE | 2002-2014 | Thane, Maharashtra | 95.16%

Smt. Sulochanadevi Singhania School

ISC | 2014-2016 | Thane, Maharashtra | 95.60%

Rizvi College of Architecture

B.Arch. | 2016-2021 | Bandra, Maharashtra | CGPA 8.86

PROFFESIONAL EXPERIENCE

Sanjeev Joshi Architectural Consultancy

Internship | 18th November, 2019-30th May, 2020 | Vadodara, Gujarat

Architectural Designer in collaboration with Saksham Garg Freelance | 2021 | Residential Layouts

CorelDRAW

PowerPoint

Adobe InDesign

Google Slides

WORKSHOPS & CONFERENCES

Laurie Baker Centre Exposure Program

Laurie Baker’s Approach in Architecture | Laurie Baker Centre | 2017

25th-29th Archfest

Workshops, Seminars & Book Launch | Rizvi C.O.A | 2016-2020

19th & 20th International Conference on Humane Habitat

Guest Lectures & Seminars | Rizvi C.O.A | 2017-2018

1st ‘Architecture & People’ International Conference

Seminars & Book Launch | Rizvi C.O.A 2020

Carpentry Workshop

Archfest | Rizvi C.O.A | August 2018

Bamboo Workshop

Zynorique Initiatives | Nagaland | May 2019

VSCDL-INTACH Banyan Heritage Fest

Seminars & Heritage Walks | Vadodara | November 2019

Bamboo Construction Workshop (Online)

Konkan Bamboo and Cane Development Centre | June 2020

How to Festival 2.0 (Online)

Presentations by Construction Industry Experts Locator India | 2021

Louis I Kahn Trophy Mentor Rizvi College of Architecture | 2019-2020

Treasurer Rizvi College of Architecture | 2019-2020

COMPETITIONS

Annual NASA Design Competition

Top 64 Entry | NASA India | 2017-2018

Louis I Kahn Trophy Participant College | NASA India | 2017-2018

Annual NASA Design Competition Participant College | NASA India | 2018-2019

Louis I Kahn Trophy Special Mention | NASA India | 2018-2019

How to Festival 2.0

Quiz Winner Locator India | 2021

Kurula Varkey Design Forum

Thesis Panel | Participant | CEPT | 2021

SKILLS & LANGUAGE

Documentation, Model Making, Presentation, Leadership, Teamwork

Proficient in English, Hindi

, Mainstreaming the marginalised via a case of the transgender Community Design Dissertation | Semester 9 & 10 2020-21

Interstate Bus Terminal, Thane Mulund Octroi Naka

Architectural Design | Semester 9 | 2020

Commemoration Centre, Celebrating the duo of Salim-Javed, Kamal Amrohi Studios

Architectural Design | Semester 6 | 2019

Mainstreaming the marginalised via a case of the transgender Community

Subject: Design Dissertation

Academic Year: 5th Year, June’20-May’21

Work Type: Individual Work

Project Type: Socio-Economic Intervention in the public domain

Mentor: Prof. Saurabh Barde

Tools Used:

Villa Design, Working Drawing

Architectural Representation & Detailing | Semester 5 & 6 | 2018-19

HYPOTHESIS

• A generative socio-economic society focusing on congenial and healthy social environment can be the new normal within the architectural context providing the impetus to the inclusion of the marginalised in the mainstream

• Collaboration, Interaction and Capacity development in architectural domain would restore dignity amongst the marginalised.

• Evolution of an architectural program in such a case will be a continual process rather than a static monotonous & restricted feature.

ABSTRACT

Marginalised people are side-lined groups of people within a given culture, context and history, at risk of being subjected to multiple discrimination due to the interplay of various personal characteristics such as sex, gender, age, ethnicity, religion or belief, health status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, education or income, or living in various geographic localities.

MY EXPERIENCE

Whether it be travelling in local trains for Ganpati Darshan at Siddhivinayak, Lal Baug Cha Raja during childhood or commuting for college, I often encountered the Hijras in the trains clapping their hands and begging for money

They were usually assertive in their approach while begging, not hesitating to touch, tease or shame anyone - anything that would make the person awkward which would result in the person giving money to the hijra so that they move ahead. There was a certain unrest or rather a sense of discomfort in the train compartment whenever they were present. People seemed to surrender to their requests as if it had become a daily routine of their life. This made me curious to study and know about these ‘Hijras’ as they seemed unique in going about their daily routine but they were never discussed about after they got down from the train or in any general talks or discussions in the public or at home. The Supreme Court judgment declaring transgender as the third gender made me further curious to study about this community.

Design Dissertation was the perfect opportunity for me to dwell upon the life and existence of the hijra community in our society and understand their lifestyle, social and economic standing.

The prevalent and imposed binary with respect to gender i.e. the gender binary of male-female has resulted in the discrimination and marginalisation of the transgender community. The transgender community has faced discrimination and isolation for years, by this dominant gender binary of male and female. The lack of empathy and ability to comprehend has resulted in them being stigmatised, pushing them on the fringes of the mainstream society. They are often the silent and invisible victims of discrimination, violence, social stigma, and assault.

SITE SELECTION

The site was selected based on the following criteria:

• Site should be located in the urban realm

• Site should have public accessibility i.e. should be accessible to the masses.

• Site should be near the source of oppression or livelihood for the transgender community or else it should fall in the route to their place of residence, daily routine.

• There should be existing development and scope for future development in the precinct.

SITE INTRODUCTION

Location - Dharamveer Nagar

Coordinates -19°13’N, 72°58’ E

Site Area - 6179 SQ.M (Approx.)

Elevation- 24M above MSL

Owned by - Thane Municipal Corporation

Smt Gladys Alvares Road

Proposed Site (Vacant Land)

Maharashtra

Mumbai

CLIMATE ANALYSIS

Thane City

Metropolitan Region (MMR)

Tulsidham Road

A. Adding the built mass Plinth and defining the Public Spine B. Staggering the built mass, adding volumes along with passages to establish a connection with the public spine.

PROGRAM CORRELATION DIAGRAM

In the diagram below, the blue dots show the required relation of the spaces in the public domain whereas the pink dots show the require relation of the spaces in a shared domain. The dot being at either of the extremes of the horizontal program line implies a strong connection between the spaces and as it goes towards the centre, the intensity of the required connection decreases. Inferring from the diagram, public spine and its relation with the built mass was absolutely vital as this connection in the public domain is the major pull factor for the intervention

C. By staggering the volumes, the public spine flows through the site intertwining the built in the public domain.

D. Maintaining the porous character of the site by not defining a fixed entry yet defining the movement by combination of hardscape and softscape.

ART BLOCK: DESIGN DETAILS

The space houses hands on art activities, making it important to keep its edge porous visually and physically as well, so that the visitors also become a part of the setup The eastern edge having a passage along with the facade having central pivot windows helps to bring in the public connect and also provides natural light and ventilation to the space. Also, the space incorporates levels sans the internal walls resulting in open studio setup further linking it to public spine.

Conceptual Massing

Exploded Isometric View

C. Adding First Floor Mass, Subtracting mass on first floor to create spill out void

A. Dividing the Plinth mass into smaller zones

D. Final Massing

ART BLOCK: DETAIL DRAWINGS

Podcast & Music Studio Acoustical Planning

Acoustic Panel Fixing Detail (Detail ‘P’)

DRAMA BLOCK: DESIGN DETAILS

The space houses hands on activities thus, the passage on the either sides along with the jali screen and central pivot full height windows provide the visual porosity and also help in naturally illuminating and ventilating the space. The use of levels also provides an opportunity to get in the visitors providing the public attention to the intervention

Conceptual Massing

DRAMA BLOCK: DETAIL DRAWINGS

Jali Screen Fixing Detail (Detail ‘T’)

Acoustic Panel Layers

Art Block Slab Skylight Detail (Detail ‘S’)

A. Dividing the Plinth mass into smaller zones

D. Final Massing

B. Adding Passage, Subtracting mass to create void

Central Swing Pivot Door Fixing Detail (Detail ‘U’)

C. Adding First Floor Mass, Subtracting mass on first floor to create spill out void

DRAMA BLOCK: DETAIL DRAWINGS

The butterfly roof helps in bringing in the light and wind thus, maximising the natural illumination and ventilation.

Butterfly Roof Exploded Isometric View

Rafter Fixing Detail

CANTEEN BLOCK: DESIGN DETAILS

Food being one of pull factors of any public space, the façade of this block is kept porous to help connect with the fast food arrangement in the public which further leads to stepped seating. The jali screen and planter beds along the western facade filter the low angle light.

Conceptual Massing

A. Dividing the Plinth mass into smaller zones

Post Fixing Detail

B. Defining Kitchen and dining area, adding passage

Conceptual Section

Joist Fixing Detail

C. Adding First Floor Mass, Subtracting mass on first floor to create spill out void

Exploded Isometric

CANTEEN BLOCK: DETAIL DRAWINGS

Flower Bed (Detail ‘V’)

Flower Bed Layers

PUBLIC SPINE: DETAIL DRAWINGS

The rainwater directed from the roof flows through the protruding gutter. The rain chain then helps it flow into the landscape pad which then gets percolated and stored in the storage tank.

PUBLIC SPINE: DESIGN DETAILS

In the public spine, the commercial pods along the southern edge act as the first pull factor for the visitors. There is a central ramp which divides the public spine into two parts. In order to enhance the central ramp’s function beyond being a transitional element, the space below is sunken 600mm which opens it up for having exhibition standee and stepped seating along with the fast food pods which provides a lively character to the public spine bringing in the visitors.

On the other side the stepped planter bed along the ramp, exhibition standees and landscape pads further define the spine and its movement. The public spine culminates into the amphitheatre and the gravel beds help in percolation the rainwater.

300mm thk Gravel Bed

300mm thk Sand Bed

300mm thk Gravel Bed

100mm dia. Perforated Pipe

600mm thk Boulder Bed

450mm wide R.C.C. Coping

300mm thk

Gravel Bed

100mm dia.

Perforated Pipe

Vegetable Selling Pod Details

300mm thk Soil Mix

3mm thk Polycarbonate Sheet

450mm wide R.C.C. Coping

100mm dia. Perforated Pipe

100mm thk P.C.C. Bed

75x75 M.S Box Truss welded to horizontal member

+600 Lvl.

75x75 M.S Horizontal Member welded to vertical member

75x75 M.S Vertical Member Welded to Base Plate

+400 Lvl. +200

100mm Thk R.C.C Coping

Washer Head Screw

H-Profile Joiner Cap

3mm Thk Polycarbonate Sheet

75x75 M.S Box Truss Member

150mm Thk P.C.C Bed

RESIDENTIAL BLOCK: DESIGN DETAILS

The voids along the western and eastern face staggered along the floor plates help bring in the prevailing winds to the O.T.S and further into the spaces ensuring cross ventilation and it also becomes the spill out space for individual floor plates.

Conceptual Massing

A. Placing Admin & Finance Block, subtracting mass to create a void

B. Raising 1st & 2nd floor partly on stilts, adding central O.T.S along with an additional void in western direction.

C. Placing 3rd & 4th floor, subtracting mass along western & eastern direction

SITE ELEVATION: EAST ELEVATION

The elevation highlights the public spine flowing through the site and the use of colours to further enhance the space and reinforce the design idea. The light brick red colour of the drama block and the orange apricot colour of the canteen block reinforce the idea of optimism and jovial spaces. The blue colour of the art block brings a sense of calm and positivity to the space.

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

This cross section depicts the relation of the public spine with the built mass at the intersection of the ramp and canteen block. The art and drama block open out to the informal street so formed under the ramp.

This cross section highlights the space below ramp with the exhibition standees and the stepped seating which gets the public attention to the canteen

Section C-C’

Section B-B’

Blurring the boundary: Aerial View from South East, depicting the connection of built mass with public spine and the porosity of the site edge. Blurring the boundary: Aerial View of the Public spine showing the Central Ramp & the commerce pods blending in with the landscape pads.

Blurring the boundary: View of the Public spine from below the bridge connecting the built mass.

Pull Factor View of the Public spine showing the Canteen and the fast food pods along with the stepped seating.

Interstate Bus Terminal

Thane-Mulund Octroi Naka @ Eastern Express Highway

Subject: Architectural Design

Academic Year: 5th Year, July’20-December’20

Work Type: Group Work with Saksham Garg & Vatsala Shukla

Project Type: Public Infrastructure Development

Mentor: Prof. Minaz Ansari & Prof. Saurabh Barde

Tools Used:

PROJECT VISION

The project envisions to enhance the public transportation system along Thane and Mumbai, making it more efficient and sustainable by having one node connecting major interstate and inter district bus routes

The Exhibition Program aimed at giving opportunities to local craftsman/small business of Mumbai Metropolitan Region by providing them a platform which will further attract local business from other states and can help develop a collaborative environment to learn and exhibit work.

Surrounded on three sides by natural entities the project also aims to be environmentally conscious and sustain in its given environment by minimising its negative effects on its surrounding

Pull Factor: View of the Public spine showing the Vegetable Selling pods along with the exhibition standees.

Work & Stay: View of the Open to Sky void of the residential block with stepped plinth around the green.

Interstate Bus Terminal

INTRODUCTION

Octroi is a kind of charge or tax, which is collected by the state government on those goods that have been bought into the city/state for the purpose of personal use and sale Mumbai has 5 such nakas distributed throughout the city. These large chunks of land are now defunct due to abolition of octroi.

“The five entry points are very useful from the logistics point of view for the city. We are exploring options such as setting up passenger stations there. Big cities have a station where the inter-city buses halt. Their route ends at the entry points. The passengers can then take local buses from the entry points and travel to reach their destination in the city. This is very well-executed by Ahmedabad and even Delhi.”

- Municipal Commissioner Ajoy Mehta

SITE CONTEXT

Octroi Nakas

Mulund Octroi Naka

Thane-Mulund Octroi Naka

Airoli Octroi Naka

Mankhurd Octroi Naka

Dahisar Octroi Naka

SITE INTRODUCTION

Coordinates: 19.1764° N, 72.9684° E

Site Area: 56700 SQ.M (Approx.)

After deducting highway buffer (DP 2034): 44165 SQ.M (Approx.)

SITE ACCESSIBILITY

Proposed Site (Anand Nagar Octroi Land)

Roads connecting from EEH, The Gavanpada Exit (Nodes 1) and Navghar Underpass road (Node 2) leads to a dead end. They do not reconnect with the EEH and the site, making the precinct isolated from the Site.

18M Wide D.P Road Railway Line

Eastern Express Highway Secondary Road

Navghar Road towards Mulund Station Tertiary road towards Navghar Road Mulund Flyover/90 Feet Road Road Dead End

Conclusion

The Mulund East precinct has a densely residential and mixed-used land use. The proximity of the Mulund railway station, the connecting flyover to Mulund West & internal bus routes makes the precinct internally well connected.

54M Wide Eastern Express Highway

18M Wide Hari Om Nagar Road

A. Extent of site used for the program.

D.1. Ground Floor Terminal Concourse placement on site

NODE 2

The Navghar Road is the first connecting node for Mulund East precinct to the Eastern Express Highway.

NODE 3

The Node 3 is the only immediate connecting access(U-turn) to the Octroi Naka Site from the Greater Mumbai lanes of the EEH.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

D.2. Placement of First Floor, Subtracting mass to create Double height Concourse Entrance

NODE 1

The Gavanpada Service Road Exit serves as a connect for the Neelam Nagar, Gavanpada area to Thane city.

B. Building footprint established.

Bus Bays (Boarding + Deboarding + Maintenance)

C. Final building footprint along with the vehicular circulation.

D.3. Creating another double height space for the departure & waiting area

INTER STATE BUS TERMINAL SECONDARY PROGRAM

Terminal Administration

PRIMARY PROGRAM

Cafeteria (Enclosed & Semi-Open)

Ticketing & Information + Waiting Area

Passenger Convenience Vehicular Parking

Commercial Inserts

Medical Facilities Bus Workshops Exhibition Spaces

I.P.T. Modes Integration of Local Buses on Site Perimeter

D.4. Ground Floor for Maintenance area

D.5. Lifting part floor on stilt, addition of double height for maintenance area

12MWideI.S.B.TBusRoad

PASSENGER CIRCULATION PLAN

WESTERN

View of Central Atrium consisting eating spaces, corridor connecting Cafeteria and Admin spaces

View of Enclosed Cafeteria, looking towards Bus Departures.

View of Bus Departure area, showing waiting space and eatery shops etc.

View of the bus terminal from F.O.B. above Eastern Express Highway

03 Commemoration Centre

SITE LOCATION & ANALYSIS

Kamal Amrohi studios (Kamalistan studios) was established in 1958, spread over 15 acre, it is situated in Jogeshwari East off JogeshwariVikhroli link road in Mumbai. It was founded by Syed Amir Haider Kamal Naqvi popularly known as Kamal Amrohi who was a film director and screenwriter.

Commemoration Centre

Celebrating the duo of Salim-Javed @ Kamal Amrohi Studios, Jogeshwari, Mumbai

Subject: Architectural Design

Academic Year: 3th Year, December’18-May’19

Work Type: Individual Work

Project Type: Institutional Architecture

Mentor: Ar. Joyeta Sen

Tools Used:

PROJECT BRIEF

Cinema is the reflection of the society and the events taking place. It is the evolution of mankind. It is a platform bound by no religions language or any other restrictions but a platform to express your talent and thoughts. It is one of the force that binds the citizens of the country together.

The idea of the project was to design a commemorative centre celebrating the works of an individual/s which inspires the visitors as well as imparts knowledge and trains them to develop their skills in this creative field. The program was looked upon as an opportunity to honour the legends as well as celebrate one of the primary thriving industries of the country.

Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road

CONCEPT & DESIGN IDEAS

Kamal Amrohi Studio

The entrance gate made of exposed concrete standing tall in between the line of trees reflecting the bold personalities of Salim-Javed

High, dense hedges on either sides focus and guide the movement of the visitors towards the Tribute Wall at the entrance.

Comparatively higher ceiling height for comedy Low ceiling height for terror

Library has two floors and one underground floor for the archival section.

The studio is connected to the library and has height 1.5 times the of library

CONCEPT & DESIGN IDEAS

“ART IS NURTURED IN LONELINESS BUT EXHIBITED IN PUBLIC”

Highlighting this quote by Salim Sir, the auditorium provides an opportunity for the talent of the young learners to be fine-tuned, nurtured in the more private atmosphere whereas the amphitheatre provides an opportunity for it to be exhibited in public.

3-D VIEW OF HALL OF FAME

3-D VIEW OF LIBRARY & TRAING STUDIOS

DESIGN ELEVATIONS

Villa Design

Working Drawings

Subject: Architectural Representation & Detailing

Academic Year: 3th Year, June’18-May’19

Work Type: Individual Work

Project Type: Residential

Mentor: Ar. Wasim Noori & Ar. Samruddhi Kubal

Tools Used:

PROJECT BRIEF

The brief was to design a villa in the given plot size, having a maximum of 4 bedrooms, living and dining area, kitchen and a multipurpose entertainment room. A parking capacity of 2 vehicles was also to be accommodated within the plot boundary. The working drawing for the same was to be detailed and developed throughout the year highlighting any three details of the design in the final portfolio.

Villa Design

SETTING OUT LAYOUT

COUMPOUND WALL DETAILS

SOUTH ELEVATION

DRAINAGE LAYOUT SECTION C-C’

Rotycan Turbotech, G.I.D.C. Makarpura

Working Drawing, Design & Furniture Layouts, Detail Drawings, 3-D Model and Renders

Shannen C.B.S.E. School, Halol

Working Drawing, Detail Drawings and Site visits

Gulbrandsen Technologies, G.I.D.C. Jhagadia

Working Drawing, Detail Drawings and Site visits

Munjal Auto, Waghodia

Interior Design, Detail Drawings and Electrical Layout

01 02 03 04 05

Party Plot, Devgadh Baria

Toilet Detail Drawings & Site Visit

SECTION A-A’ SECTION B-B’

Rotycan Turbotech

G.I.D.C. Makarpura

Client: Mr Tyrone Lemos

Scope of Work: Working Drawing, Design & Furniture Layouts, Detail Drawings, 3-D Model and Renders

Rotycan Turbotech

MASTER PLAN

Tools Used:

PROJECT BRIEF

Rotycan Turbotech is a company engaged in mechanical & electrical designing of stream-turbo alternator plants. The task was to design & detail the factory & admin block of their new establishment in Makarpura.

All the drawings belong to SJAC Consultancy, Vadodara. None of the same shall be copied/altered or reproduced without the permission of the concerned authority.

OUTHOUSE 1 DETAILS

TERRACE PLAN

OUTHOUSE 2 DETAILS

GROUND FLOOR LAYOUT

GROUND FLOOR FURNITURE LAYOUT

DESIGN LAYOUT

NORTHERN ELEVATION

RENDERED LAYOUT

EASTERN ELEVATION

GROUND FLOOR FURNITURE LAYOUT

ENTRANCE CANOPY DETAIL DRAWINGS

DESIGN LAYOUT

SECTION XX

SECTION YY

VIEW FROM NORTH-EAST

RENDERED LAYOUT

Shannen C.B.S.E School

Phase 1, Halol

Client: Shannen Trust

Scope of Work: Working Drawing, Detail Drawings and Site visits

02 Shannen C.B.S.E. School

CLASSROOM BLOCK TOILET LAYOUTS

Tools Used:

PROJECT BRIEF

Shannen C.B.S.E School is a G+3 storeyed school for Pre-primary to higher secondary grades to be completed in 2 phases of development. The first task was to plan out and freeze the toilet block’s design in the main classroom block as well as the central admin block toilets. It was further then to be detailed via elevations (internal & external) to decide upon the fixtures and respective dimensions. The second task was to resolve overall site levels based on the site visit and finalize the ramp positions and spans accordingly for the toy train route, to re-work the kitchen location and layout as well as the storage and chokdi. Also, to detail out a passage jali and courtyard jali on the ground floor.

All the drawings belong to SJAC Consultancy, Vadodara. None of the same shall be copied/altered or reproduced without the permission of the concerned authority.

Gulbrandsen Technologies

G.I.D.C. Jhagadia

Client: Gulbrandsen Technologies

Scope of Work: Working Drawing, Detail Drawings and Site visits

Tools Used:

PROJECT BRIEF

Gulbrandsen Technologies, Jhagadia is a Greenfield chemical manufacturer setup whose interior revamp & individual block extensions was taken up by our firm.

The first task was to plan out & freeze the extension of the existing security block as per the new industrial building code requirements . The second task was to prepare & furnish the admin block toilet details necessary for completion of on-going site work. The third task was to prepare the possible ramp options for all the blocks individually to make them accessible for the physically challenged visitors as well.

All the drawings belong to SJAC Consultancy, Vadodara. None of the same shall be copied/altered or reproduced without the permission of the concerned authority.

Gulbrandsen Technologies

JHAGADIA-SECURITY BLOCK ELECTRICAL LAYOUT

ELEVATION B

TL1,TL6 @ 8'8"(2600MM) FROM F.F.L.; TL5,TL13,TL14 TO BE ON CEILING; OTHER TUBELIGHTS @9'6"(2850MM)

Munjal Auto

Waghodia

Client: Mr Munjal

Scope of Work: Interior Design, Detail Drawings and Electrical Layout

Munjal Auto MASTER PLAN

Tools Used:

PROJECT BRIEF

Munjal Auto is an automobile manufacturing company whose office interior revamp work was taken up by our firm. The task was to develop & detail the interior elevations of the office reception area & the meeting rooms followed by detailing of the furniture & partitions (if any) used in the respective spaces.

All the drawings belong to SJAC Consultancy, Vadodara. None of the same shall be copied/altered or reproduced without the permission of the concerned authority.

Elevation C

RECEPTION AREA RENDERS

WALL TO BE FINISHED IN GREY PAINT WALL TO BE FINISHED IN RED(MUNJAL) PAINT Gypsum

ELECTRICAL LAYOUT & TABLE

Gypsum FC Profile

TO BE FINISHED IN RED(MUNJAL) PAINT

MEETING ROOM 2 ELEVATION B

ROOM 1 ELEVATION A

MEETING ROOM 3 ELEVATION B

WALL TO BE FINISHED IN RED(MUNJAL) PAINT

WALL TO BE FINISHED IN GREY PAINT

MEETING ROOM 2 ELEVATION D

FIRST FLOOR TOILET DETAILS

Party Plot

Devgadh Baria

Client: Maharaja Tushar Singh

Scope of Work: Toilet Detail Drawings & Site Visit

Tools Used:

PROJECT BRIEF

Party plot is a party lawn along with a G+2 resting facility (dormitory+ rooms) & other facilities to host any public events & celebrations, developed by the Maharaja of Devgadh Baria.

The task was to detail out the toilet blocks on the first & second floor to furnish the necessary details required to execute the task on-site.

FIRST FLOOR TOILET -1 PLAN SIZE: 1.75MX3.25M (MEASURED ON SITE)

All the drawings belong to SJAC Consultancy, Vadodara. None of the same shall be copied/altered or reproduced without the permission of the concerned authority.

NOTE:-WASH BASIN AND WATER CLOSET AS PER SELECTION. WALLS TO BE TILED UPTO 8' ONLY.

GROUND FLOOR LAYOUT

Bungalow Proposal

Khanpur, Rajasthan

Client: Mr Jain

Scope of Work: Floor Layouts

FIRST FLOOR LAYOUT

Tools Used:

PROJECT BRIEF

Given the plot size of 80’x50’ in a new developing township, the client listed a requirement of having 5 Bedrooms, Living & Dining Area, Kitchen, Multipurpose Room and a Servant Quarter. Necessary Spill-out spaces and garden was to be accommodated in the layout also complying with Vastu wherever possible.

Shivaji Park Site Model Scale 1:100

Basic Design Levels Model Scale 1:50

Archfest Sun board Wall Installation 2017 Archfest Bamboo Wall Installation 2018 Urban Intervention, Juhu Koliwada 2018

Bridge Design, Bamboo Workshop Nagaland 2019

Architectural Design Semester 4 Design Site Model Scale 1:100