NANDITA SHARMA II Architecture & BIM Portfolio by Nandita sharma

NANDITA SHARMA

BIM & ARCHITECTURE (20182022)

I am an architect, interested in Architecture, Design and Building Information Modeling (BIM), full of passion and curiosity, experiencing and exploring the world with an architectural lens.

I am a creative creature who is always on the lookout to discover and learn. I am the kind of person who works equally hard to achieve short term goals and not just long term goals. I always try to reconcile myself with past experiences and work to be the best version of myself.

date of birth address reach me email linguistic proficiency nationality 16th Sep, 1999 Vikram nagar S A F petrol pump AB Road, Morena, Madhya pradesh +91 9753344947 + 91 9340922645 nanditasharma1629@gmail.com English and Hindi Indian nandita_6867 Nandita Sharma https://www.linkedin.com/in/nandita-sharma-21aaa4185/

// programs autodesk adobe 3d massing/visualisation ms office autocad photoshop sketch up word revit sketchbook Navisworks indesign lumion power point vray // education 2003 - 2015 Saint mary’s school, Morena, Madhya pradesh 2015 - 2017 Victor convent school, Morena, Madhya pradesh 2017 - 2022 ITM university, Gwalior, Madhya pradesh // experience 2017 - 2018 2018 - 2019 2019 - 2020 2020 - 2021 2022 • Hosted ZNDC at ITM university • Rammed Earth workshop • Selected for Bauhaus Student Exchange Program [GERMANY] • Participated in competitions • 6 Months Internship, Noida [Feb-July] Elysian architects [Aug-Dec] Capricot technologies • Completed BIM Course • Cafe Live Project • ANDC Design trophy • Landscape Design Competition • Oxide Flooring Workshop • Streetscape Inter college Workshop • ANDC Design Trophy // technical skills BIM Digital art Model making Sketching Presentations // personal skills Fast learner Self independent Self developing Multitasking Teamplayer Flexible mindset CURRICULUM VITAE

N BIM Modelling Documentation Elements & Families 1-4 5-8 9-12 T N

N E ARCHITECTURE Thesis Community center Interior Design Working Drawing Digital Art 13-24 25-32 33-38 39-42 43-44 N T S

O D E L L I N G

BIM modelling 01

Residence plot, Noida

Exterior Design of Residential building

BIM modelling 02

Corporate Building

Conceptual architectural idea for corporate Building

BIM modelling 03

Landscape Element

Conceptual Landscape space

Organic Roof Design

Organic roof design using Adaptive massing

BIM modelling 04

D O C U M E N T A T I O N

Noida :- Residence plot with front facing towards south direction Plot size :- 41’ x 30’-5”

BIM documentation 05

F I R S T F L O O R P L A N T H I R D & F O U R T H F L O O R P L A N G R O U N D F L O O R P L A N S E C O N D F L O O R P L A N BIM documentation 06

S E C T I O N BB’ S E C T I O N AA’ T E R R A C E F L O O R P L A N M U M P T Y F L O O R P L A N BIM documentation 07

E L E V A T I O N S T A I R C

S T A I R C A S E C A L L O U T BIM documentation 08

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E M E N T S & F A M I L I E S

BIM families 09

Parametric Door Design

Vanity Design Category- Doors Category- Generic model V A N I T Y 3 D V I E W D O O R 3 D V I E W P L A N P L A N E L E V A T I O N E L E V A T I O N BIM families 10

Parametric

Table & Chair Combination

Category- Generic model

C H A I R S I D E V I E W

T A B L E & C H A I R P L A N

T A B L E & C H A I R 3 D V I E W

BIM families 11

T A B L E F R O N T V I E W

Parametric Pattern Based Family

Category- Curtain panel based family & Metric mass family S P A C E F R A M E P A N E L

T E N S I L E C A N O P Y

S P A C E F R A M E

BIM families 12

URBAN HYBRID CENTER

GAZIPUR, DELHI 2022

THESIS DESIGN PROJECT

The project aims to develop a design solution for the dump yard or landfill sites as these sites are generally neglected or shifted to some other areas as the city expands. So, the project seeks to work on these spaces to aware people of the waste.

So, the Vision of the urban Hybrid center is to emerge as a center of Recreational and urban open spaces along with creating awareness and providing education with concern for social and human values.

Thesis Project 13

landfill site, also known as a tip, rubbish dump, garbage dump, or dumping ground, is a site for the disposal of waste materials. Landfill is the oldest and most common form of waste disposal.

impact of landfills

Emissions from landfills pose a threat to the health

Bad smells emanate from landfill sites causes pollutions

Accidents sometimes occur in landfill sites Methane produced by waste from landfill sites can cause explosions and fires

Landfill are responsible for soil and groundwater

SITE : Gazipur landfill, delhi

The Gazipur landfill spread across an area of 70 acres. It was allocated for waste dumping since the year 1984. Over 140 lakh tones of waste collected since 1984 lie in the Ghazipur landfill leading to hazardous living conditions with toxic air, contaminated water for people living in nearby areas.

The Gazipur landfill had already crossed its capacity of holding waste, but still, around 700 trucks dump 3000 metric tones of garbage everyday.

DESIGN IDEOLOGY

To break the rigidity and create seamless and dynamic spaces that will merge and sink into nature

To explore the idea of Biophilic design that have innate connection b/w man and nature

To rejuvenate the space and establish it as a visitor’s destination

To create more of unbuilt space and less of built space

INTERACTION PRODUCTIVITY COMMUNITY BONDING

CONNECTION WITH THE GROUND

Design quality of space that attracts user : less of walls, more of openings

Thesis Project 15

Life Span of Dumpsite (20-25 years)

1.3 million ton 1984 – 2004

1984 2004 = 3500 ton

2004 2024 = 2000 ton

2024 2044 = 3500 ton

(20 years) (20 years) (20 years)

1.75 1.75

1.75 1.75 18 –19 years 1- Site having 10 million tonne of garbage The Design approach for the rejuvenation is divided into phases over 20 years. Power plant

2- Shifting some amount of garbage Water Aggregates

So, the Design approach for the rejuvenation is divided into phases over 20 years. This phased approach will allow, the Dumpsite to establish itself as a visitor’s destination, it will allow time for the Organizational capacity and program of events to grow and it will allow for the project to respond more resiliently and flexibly to future investment opportunities and changing priority. Also treating Yamuna river and using it as a point of attraction. So, with this time based approach in mind, the different spaces are sequenced and positioned to form clear relationships with each other and the site’s natural features.

SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES

Converting undesirable spaces into diserable spaces Storage

Drinking water Water Rain

the entire garbage Recreational Hub Aggregates

Storage Storage Power grid

Generator Waste water Treatment Irrigation Washing

Construction Concrete

Collection surface Metal Beams

Power

Establishing power plant to recycle Electricity Metal Using all 4 elements in the site for various activities in different ways

Urban Hybrid Center 16

waste 4- Recycling

2024 2044 = 3500 ton 5-

(20 years) (20 years) (20 years) Getting water, electricity , aggregates and metal from powerplant

PROJECT HEADWAY

Site constraints

Daily dumping of garbage

Fire break outs

Spatial Heirarchy of spaces, according to the site constraints Placing of waste Incineration garbage

Water pollution

Emitting harmful gases

Chemical dump

Edges used for dumping

Above diagram shows the existing condition of the site which was getting defunct and residual over the period of time.

Thesis Project 17 DESIGN EVOLUTION

Incineration for recycling of garbage

Creating green belt around the waste and using yamuna river water in the site

Keeping the site entirely pedestrianised

Amphitheater

Public parks Toddler’s tract

Meditation areas

Fooster homes Botanical garden

Above diagram shows the detailed prototype that can be adopted in order to establish public driven spaces that is interactive, invigorating and participatory in nature.

Bio-dome

Urban Hybrid Center 18 EVOLUTION

MASTER PLAN

Site Area- 70 Acre

1- Entrance 2- Bike & Bus Parking 3- Car Parking 4- Visitor’s Center 5- Park 6- Waste To Wonder Park 7- Foster Zoo 8- Meadow 9- Open Movie Theater 10- Meditation Area 11- Water Park 12- Toddler Water Play 13- Botanical Garden 14- Riverfront Area 15- Ticket Counter 16- Viewing Deck 17- Supertrees 18- Bio-Domes 19- Dense Forest 20- Power Plant 21- Storage 22- Canteen 23- Research Lab 24- Lab Parking 25- Adventure Park 26- Truck Weighing Machine

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

D 15

15 1 A’ A’ B’ C D’ D B C’ ENTRY SERVICE ENTRY POWER PLANT ENTRY 2 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 15 16 25 26 14 5 3

SECTION AA’ Dense forest

SECTION BB’ Thesis Project 21 Visitor’s

Riverfront

Area Visitor’s center Riverfront Fooster zoo

Bio- dome Super tree

To create consciousness among people and to educate them about the diverse forms of life that cohabitate, the biodomes consist of various ecosystems.

Super trees are placed to provide shade during the day. They are covered with plants from top to bottom which helps to cool down the surrounding air proving a cool atmosphere around it. One of the super trees having a height of 50 meter, holds the power plant chimney inside it to maintain an aesthetic view of the site. The total diameter of the super tree is 25 meter.

Super Tree

Open theater

30 M 15 M

Kids play area center Kids play area Open theater

10 M 25M CHIMNEY DIAMETER

Urban Hybrid Center 22

South east asia tree Tropical island tree South america tree West africa tree Perfume plant

Keeping the Delhi atmosphere in mind more unbuilt and less built spaces are designed. The main ambition was not only to design a powerplant but a sustainable eco-system at an urban scale that works for the people, and it will be a multipurpose project. The project will provide energy and waste treatment and will be an architectural landmark and a leisure facility. This project can be an example of Hedonistic sustainability.

SECTION CC’ SECTION DD’

Basket ball court Entrance Open theater Basketball court Tennis court Tennis court Pathway Waste to wonder

L a n d s c a p e E l e m e n t s Thesis Project 23

Playgrounds Streets Fitness Trail Informal meeting spaces

VISITOR’S BLOCK ELEVATION

wonder park

Toodler park

Toodler water park

Waste to wonder

0.0M 3.5M

Fooster zoo Riverfront Area kids play area Pathway

Urban Hybrid Center 24

COMMUNITY CENTER

BHEDAGHAT, M.P.

RURAL STUDIO DESIGN

2018

The project has a community center which was designed as a part of the Rural Studio project in which we tried to understand the rural fabric of the city and explored various infrastructure projects that would meet the many problems of the town of Bhedaghat.

WORKING PAVILLIONS WORKING PAVILLIONS EXHIBITION AREA A/V ROOM TOURIST OFFICE MAIN ENTRY SITE PLAN SITTING AREA CAFE BRIDGE WASHROOM LIBRARY MULTIPURPOSE HALL WORKER’S SHOWER AREA RECEPTION & WAITING Site Area- 2,220 sqm Rural Studio Project 27

AXONOMETRIC

Community Center 28

CLAY ROOF TILES BHEDAGHAT WHITE MARBLE BHEDAGHAT MARBLE CONCRETE MUD WALLS WITH ART

Showerarea

GROUND FLOOR PLAN A B B’ A’ Rural Studio Project 29 Entrance Courtyard Waiting & Reception Tourist Info Outdoor seating Cafe Kitchen Souvenir shop Washroom Exhibition area Library Working Pavillions

Working Pavillions

A/V Room Multipurpose Hall

A A’

Classroom Classroom Library Bridge

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

B B’ Community Center 30

SECTION AA’ Library WASHROOM LIBRARY CLASSROOM EXHIBITION AREA WORKSHOP AREA A/V ROOM Exhibition area 0.0MM +3000 MM +6000 MM Rural Studio Project 31

SECTION BB’ LIBRARY CLASSROOM & MULTIPURPOSE SHOWER AREA WORKSHOP AREA Main Entrance Community Center 32

Interior PROFESSIONAL

Design PROFESSIONAL WORK - 2022

bedroom interor design

Total area-1250 Sq ft

Residential project of an Apartment building

As it’s an apartment bedroom the main goal is to make the room look spacious. So, neutral colors were used for the interior of the bedroom like beige, gray, cream, brown, and white. A neutral color palette not only helps to create a cohesive look that’s easy to maintain but also evokes a feeling of peace and calmness.

ELEVATION

WARDROBE ELEVATION

PLAN

2’-6” 4’ AS PER APPROVAL FALSE CEILING HEIGHT ( 8’9” ) FALSE CEILING 2’6” 2’3” 3” 3’- 2” 1’2” 3’- 2” 5’2” 3’ 3’6” 3” 3” 4’- 6” BROWN MICA

METAL STRIP FINISHED IN BROWN MICA AS/ APPR. 8’- 7” ELEVATION Professional Work 35

AS/ APPR. FINISHED WITH ACRYLIC SHEET AS/APPR.

ELEVATION M CABINET DETAILS FROM BEDROOM 2 SECTION SECTION 1’- 2” EQ EQ EQ SHELF SHELF SHELF SHELF SHELF SHELF CLOTH RACK DRAWER 1’ 1’ 8” 3’-6” AS/SITE 2’- 4” MARBLE FINISH TEXTURE MICA AS/APPR. GREY FLUTTED PANEL AS/APPR. WALL FINISHED WITH PAINT AS/APPR. 3’- 6” AS PER SITE 2’-6” 7’ 3’’ EQ EQ EQ Interior Design 36

drawing room interor design PLAN Professional Work 37

The drawing room is painted white to make the space feel larger and blue is added as an accent color to the dining area. Blue works well as an accent color in a dining room, really making the room pop and also adding drama to a space. Elegant, simple and yet gorgeous, blue and white is a timeless color duo

FALSE CEILING 3” THICK PROJECTION 2’6” ELEVATION M

FINISHED WITH ACRYLIC SHEET AS/APP. WALL FINISHED WITH ACRYLIC SHEET AS/APP. TEMPLE PLY WITH LAZER CUTTING FINISHED WITH PAINT AS/APP. OPEN AS PER SITE 3’ - 6”

FINISHED WITH ACRYLIC SHEET AS/APP. AS PER SITE FALSE CEILING HEIGHT (8’6”) 1’ 1’

1’ - 2” 1’ - 2”

3” 1” 10” PLAN

5’9”

SECTION

WIDE RAFTERS WOODEN MICA MIRROR VELVET CHAIRS MARBLE TABLE

1’ - 1” 1’ - 1” 1’ - 10” 1’2” 10” CABINET ELEVATION

2’ - 4” 2’ - 4” 2’ - 4” 2’ 2’ 1’ A B 11’ 1’3” SECTION A SECTION B

1’ - 3” 1’ - 3” 1’ 1’

Along with Dining area , a small bar with wooden finish mica. The white touch chairs is used to complement a glossy chandeliers were added to give the room PLATFORM

3” 6’ 7’ - 6” DRAWER DRAWER DRAWER DRAWER COVE LIGHT

bar is also provided touch to the velvet glossy all-blue look and room a grandeur look.

WALL PANEL ACYRLIC SHEET VELVET SOFA WITH MARBLE FINISH TABLE

Interior Design 38

PENDANT LIGHT

WORKING DRAWING

VARANASI 2022

Residence plot with front facing towards south direction Plot size :- 34’ x 28’

Professional Work 39

TOILET

UP UP KITCHEN & DINNING HALL

UP PARKING AREA

D1 DRAWING HALL

1 2 34 6 A B C D E D1 D1 W2 W2 D1 D1 W3 W4 D3 D2 W1 V1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C2 C2 C1 OPEN 8'-6"X1'-6" MASTER BEDROOM 10'-6"x13'-0" LOBBY 8'-0"x9'-6" TERRACE TERRACE TOILET 4'-0"x9'-6" STORE 5'-2"X5'-0" WASHING 5'-2"X5'-0" 5" PARAPET WALL SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE S L O P E RIDGE LINE SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE SD1 UP D2 D2 D1 D1 W1 V1 W4 SD1 1 2 34 6 A B C D E 1 FEET WIDE PROJECTION 1 FEET WIDE PROJECTION 1 FEET WIDE PROJECTION 1'-6" WIDE PROJECTION C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 COLUMN GRID LAYOUT COLUMN GRID LAYOUT GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Working Drawing 40

BEDROOM 12'-6"x10'-3"

8'-6"X5' OPEN 8'-6"X1'-6" BEDROOM 11'-6"x10'-3"

10'-6"x16'-4"

9'-6"x16'-7"

9'-6"x13'-0"

KITCHEN

KITCHEN & DINING HALL 10'-6"x16'-4" W2 D1

FINISHED WITH ACRYLIC SHEET AS/APPR. PROFILE HANDLES

FINISHED WITH ACRYLIC SHEET AS/APPR.

FINISHED WITH TILES AS/APPR.

COUNTER FINISHED WITH GRANITE AS/APPR.

FINISHED WITH ACRYLIC SHEET AS/APPR.