NAVYA GULATI
cv NAVYA GULATI Architectural Intern
Hometown: Jalandhar, Punjab Contact: +91 798656365 E-mail: navyagulati29@outlook.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/navya-gulati-414124178
ABOUT ME I'm an architecture student presenting a compilation of my chosen projects. With a deep appreciation for exploring and embracing art in both the ordinary and extraordinary, architecture allows me to convey my artistic expression and emotions. Through my work, I aim to create spaces that foster human interaction and contribute to the growth of communities. My designs are motivated by my unwavering passion for learning, creating, and making a positive impact on society.
LANGUAGES
INTERESTS
English Hindi Punjabi
Photography Playing Guitar Sports
Model Making Sketching Writing
SOFTWARE SKILLS
SCHOOL Apeejay School, Jalandhar, Punjab, India
CAD- AutoCAD, Revit Visuals- Lumion, Enscape Adobe CC- Ilustrator, Photoshop Office- PowerPoint, Word Currently Learning- SketchUp
B.ARCH Chitkara School Of Planning & Architecture, Punjab, India
WORKSHOPS
EDUCATION
SEMESTER EXCHANGE PROGRAMME Chung-Ang University, Seoul, Republic of Korea
TREZI Workshop I Virtual Reality CONVR 2022 Conference Systematic Literature Review
EXTRA CURRICULAR
SWAYAM SELF CERTIFICATION COURSES
Member of NSS Member of University Music Club ZNC- ZONAL NASA CONVENTION, BATTLE OF BANDS Team of 7, Final Qualifiers
Contemporary Architecture And Design Structure Form And Architecture- The Synergy Strategies For Sustainable Design
CHITKARA UNI CHUNG-ANG UNI CHITKARA UNI
IIT ROORKEE IIT ROORKEE IIT HYDERABAD
CONTENTS Projects 1. Re-Imagining Shoe Island 2. Artists Village 3. Music Libray
Competition 4. Habitat 2.0- Student Housing
Miscellaneous 5. Hand Models 6. Photography
REIMAGINING SHOE ISLAND AN ART STUDIO AND GALLERY
ABOUT THE PROJECT
AREA- 1.5 Acres TYPE- Focal Building ACADEMIC YEAR- 2021, 6th Semester The project aimed to create an Architectural Sculpture on Shoe Island that would connect people with nature. The main objectives were to create a prominent landmark, minimize disturbance to migratory birds, and attract them to the site. CONCEPT The Building's Form is determined from circle and cylinder with harmonic proportions. It resembles an architectural doughnut and utilizes exposed concrete and glass as materials.
SITE PLAN
The art studio and gallery represents a PRACTICE OF EXPRESSION. Art therapy for mental health has been used since ancient times; but only recently have researchers begun to understand how it works. Activites such as sculpting allow individuals to externalize negative thoughts by giving them physical form, painting helps reduce stress levels. Mental well-being can be promoted through the creation and appreciation of art. The STUDIO SPACE is created in a way that people feel connected to nature. Window Walls allow direct daylight to enter the room that induces calmness and also decrease energy use. These walls are created in a way that people from outside can see inside and vice - versa. It lets user from both inside and outside feel a sense of explorative vulnerability. Sunlit and Enclosed DISPLAY GALLERIES to reveal emotion through art. This studio is open to every individual out there who feels like expressing themselves irrespective of whether they know how to make art.
FLOOR PLANS
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1. ENTRANCE LOBBY, RECEPTION AND WAITING LOUNGE 2. DISPLAY GALLERY 3. SKY-LIT DISPLAY AREA 4. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 5. POTTERY STUDIO PROJECT GALLERY
FIRST FLOOR PLAN 6. WORKSHOP AREA 7. PAINTING SPACE 8. EXHIBITION/ MULTI-PURPOSE HALL 9. GATHERING/ SITTING AREA 10. PHOTOGRAPHY SPOTS
SECTION AND VIEWS
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PROJECT GALLERY
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ARTIST’S VILLAGE BHUJ, GUJARAT
ABOUT THE PROJECT 1
AREA- 10 Acres TYPE- Contour Project
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Artist's Village in Gujarat is a vibrant haven for artists and art enthusiasts. It's nestled in picturesque landscapes, where artists gather to showcase their talents and immerse themselves in the region's rich artistic heritage.
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The space blends traditional and contemporary elements, using sustainable and locally sourced materials like stone, clay, and wood. It showcases the region's traditional craftsmanship while promoting a connection with the natural environment. As you walk through the village, you'll notice that the architecture is not limited to standalone buildings but extends to the public spaces and walkways. These open spaces are beautifully landscaped, with lush gardens, sculptures, and art installations seamlessly integrated into the overall design. The open-air galleries and exhibition spaces provide a platform for artists to display their works amidst the enchanting surroundings.
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ACADEMIC YEAR- 2020, 5th Semester
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The design incorporates communal spaces, such as courtyards and shared workshops, where artists can gather, exchange ideas, and engage in artistic dialogues. These spaces foster a sense of community and encourage artistic exploration and collaboration.
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LEGEND :
SITE PLAN
1. PARKING FOR VISITORS 2. PARKING FOR STAFF 3. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 4. TICKET COUNTER 5. ENTRANCE OPEN AREA 6. SHOPS (20 sqm) 7. SHOPS WITH WORKSHOPS (40 sqm) 8. PUBLIC TOILET 9. FOOD COURT
10.OPEN AIR THEATRE 11. SOUVENIER SHOP 12. EXHIBITION HALL + ART GALLERY 13. SEMINAR HALL 14. KITCHEN + DINNING 15. STAFF QUARTERS 16. DORMITORIES 17. COTTAGES
ADMINISTRATION OFFICE
ROOF LVL +3900 CLERESTORY WINDOW LVL +3750
ROOF LVL +3450 CLERESTORY WINDOW LVL +3300
ROOF LVL +3000 CLERESTORY WINDOW LVL +2950 CLERESTORY WINDOW LVL +2650
LINTEL LVL +2100
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SILL LVL +24690
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PLINTH LVL +450
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SECTION A-A
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G.L. +23000
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SECTION A-A CLERESTORY WINDOWS FOR WORKSPACE LIGHTING
ROOF LVL +4350 ROOF LVL +3900 ROOF LVL +3450
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ROOF LVL +3000
LVL +-0
LVL +850
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LVL -11410
LVL +24690 PLINTH +450
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ELEVATION A ELEVATION B
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COURTYARD FOR COOLING AND RECREATION
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LEGEND:
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
1. ENTRANCE LOBBY, RECEPTION AND WAITING LOUNGE 2. ASSISTANT MANAGER’S OFFICE 3. MANAGER’S OFFICE 4. FIRST AID ROOM 5. SURVEILLANCE ROOM 6. ACCOUNTS ROOM 7. COURTYARD
8.CLOAK ROOM + REAR ENTRY 9. CARE TAKER’S ROOM 10. PANTRY 11. CONFERENCE ROOM 12. TOILETS 13. TICKET COUNTER
ADMINISTRATION OFFICE
ROOF LVL +3000
LINTEL LVL +2100
SILL LVL +850
LVL +24000
SECTION B-B SECTION B-B
LVL +-0
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ROOF LVL +43500
LVL +-0 LVL +2230
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LINTEL LVL +30700
LVL +5000
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SILL LVL +28300
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PLINTH +27450
ELEVATION B ELEVATION A
G.L. +27000
EXHIBITION HALL
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
1. TICKET COUNTER + WAITING AREA 2. EXHIBITION AREAS 3. DISPLAY AREAS
4. ART GALLERY 5. STORAGE 6. MEZZANINE FLOOR DISPLAY AREA
TRUSS LVL +8
ROOF LVL +6
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LVL +3.5
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GROUND LEVEL
ELEVATION A ELEVATION A TRUSS LVL +8
LVL +13 LVL +12
ELEVATION B ELEVATION B
SHOPS
ROOF TRUSS LVL +4 ROOF LVL +3 ROOF TRUSS LVL +4 LVL +22 LVL +21 LVL +20 LVL +19 LVL +18
SHOP SECTION
SHOPS WITH WORKSHOPS
STAFF QUARTERS LEGEND 1. FRONT PORCH 2. 2M WIDE PASSAGE 3. LIVING ROOM 4. KITCHEN 5. BEDROOM 6. CLOSET 7. TOILET
KEY PLAN
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COTTAGE LEGEND 1. FRONT PORCH 2. BEDROOM 3. BATHROOM 4. BACK AREA
KEY PLAN 4
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PROJECT GALLERY
INSTRUMENT LENDING LIBRARY HEUKSEOK-DONG, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
ABOUT THE PROJECT AREA- 735 sqm TYPE- Contour Project ACADEMIC YEAR- 2022, 7th Semester The site has a high residential character and is surrounded by a number of institutional buildings. Therefore, a variety of age groups are living around the site.
CASE STUDIESStuttgart Library, Germany Macquaire Bank, Australia Music school of Bressanone, Italy
The instrument library is open to anyone interested in learning explorining different instruments. The music library consists of a music therapy area, music book library, exhibition area, and a visual music area. It can be used by anyone who wants to relax, enjoy and explore music. SITE PLAN
The sound and the silent programs are placed adjacent one another. Using visual elements - such as in the interior- repetition of instrument windows and different arrangements of walls for silent programs. In exterior- glass facade having diagonal grid, central void and solid wall- to draw contrast between them To highlight program qualities and let user find their way to their destination whilst exploring different Spaces that come on the way. AN INSTRUMENT LENDING LIBRARY
SITE ANALYSIS VIEWS
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BUILDING BOCKS LOCATED IN A WAY THAT CLARIFY THE MAIN FUNCTIONS OF THE BUILDING -THE SOUND AND THE SILENT SECTION.
A CONNECTIVE MASS IS ADDED TO MAINTAIN A LINK BETWEEN TWO SECTIONS.
NOISE PRODUCED INSIDE THE BUILDING IN THE GIVEN REGION, WILL NOT REACH THE SITE SURROUNDINGS.
LIFTING UP THE MASS TO MAKE A LIGHTER FORM OF BUILDING.
SURROUNDING SPACE THAT HAS POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE NOISE.
MAKING THE LIFTED-UP MASS SAME AS SITE’S SHAPE.
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SOUTH ELEVATION
FLOOR PLANS
GROUND FLOOR
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LEGEND 1. ENTRANCE LOBBY + RECEPTION 2. OPEN EXHIBITION AREA 3. DISPLAY 4. EXHIBITION AREA 5. MUSIC THERAPY AREA 6. GALLERY 7. GROUP THERAPY ROOM
8. INDIVIDUAL THERAPY ROOM 9. VIEWING WINDOW 10. STORAGE 11. CONFERENCE ROOM 12. STAFF AREA 13. LIFT 14. TOILET
SECOND FLOOR
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FIRST FLOOR
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18.VISUAL MUSIC ROOM 19.DISPLAY + SEATING 20.2m WIDE CONNECTING PASSAGE
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THIRD FLOOR
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LEGEND 15. INSTRUMENT DISPLAY AREA 16. PRACTICE ROOMS 17. LOUNGE AREA 23. 2m WIDE SEATING PASSAGE
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22.MUSIC BOOK LIBRARY 24.LOUNGE AREA 25.BALCONY
SECTION AA
SECTION BB
HABITAT 2.0 STUDENT HOUSING, NOIDA, UTTAR PRADESH
ABOUT THE PROJECT AREA- 1v.5 Acres TYPE- Student Housing Project, Competition ACADEMIC YEAR- 2022, 7th Semester
The design assignment entailed envisioning a cutting-edge student housing development in India for 140 students, replete with individual and community amenities. The plan was to provide students with a varied range of housing options, as well as a variety of extra amenities such as fitness centres, laundry services, air conditioning, food courts, playgrounds, and other amenities. The goal was to build a community that is not only visually appealing but also ecologically sound, efficient, and capable of meeting the students' psychological and physical needs.
CONCEPT
PLACEMENT OF BUILDING BLOCK ACCORDING TO SUNPATH AND SITE SURROUNDINGS
The design of a central green courtyard aims to control air- flow within the building and offer natural illumination. To optimize its functionality, passageways are incorporated on each of its four sides. The building's volume is strategically designed to create a fluid alignment with the main road, emphasizing varying heights.
SITE PLAN
This design provides shading to the courtyard in the southern part of the building while also granting the inhabitants access to the view of the main site road. As a result, the building and site form an articulated volume
COURTYARD EFFECT
FLOOR PLANS
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KITCHEN
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GAMING & LOUNGE ZONE
GAMING & LOUNGE ZONE
DUCT
GROUND FLOOR
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GAMING & LOUNGE ZONE
DUCT
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FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
5. DINING AREA - 200 sqm 6. COMMON COURTYARD - 450 sqm 7. GAMING LOUNGE - 35 sqm
8. 4- SHARING ROOMS- 45 sqm 9 SINGLE SHARING ROOMS- 45 sqm 10. DOUBLE SHARING ROOMS - 90 sqm
LEGEND1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
ADMIN AREA - 125 sqm WARDEN RESIDENCE - 60 sqm LIBRARY - 275 sqm CAFETERIA - 160 sqm DINING AREA - 200 sqm
ROOF LEVEL +20500mm PARAPET LEVEL +21250mm ROOF LEVEL +20500mm
FLOOR LEVEL +17100mm FLOOR LEVEL +17100mm
FLOOR LEVEL +13800mm FLOOR LEVEL +13800mm
FLOOR LEVEL +10500mm
FLOOR LEVEL +10500mm
FLOOR LEVEL +7200mm
FLOOR LEVEL +7200mm
FLOOR LEVEL +3900mm World Boundary Map Digital Chart of the World Coordinate System: Latitude/Longitude Drawing Unit: Decimal Degrees Constructed from digital maps provided by American Digital Cartography, Inc. 115 W. Washington Street Appleton, WI 54911-4775 Phone: (920) 733-6678 Copyright 1994, American Digital Cartography, Inc.
FLOOR LEVEL +3900mm
PLINTH LEVEL +600mm GL +0
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PLINTH LEVEL +600mm GL +0
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SECTION XX’
NORTH ELEVATION
ROOF LEVEL +20500mm
FLOOR LEVEL +17100mm
FLOOR LEVEL +13800mm
FLOOR LEVEL +10500mm
FLOOR LEVEL +7200mm
FLOOR LEVEL +3900mm
SILL LEVEL +1200mm PLINTH LEVEL +600mm GL +0
GL +0
WEST ELEVATION