ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO NEERAJ SAWANT
Selected Works 2019 - 2023
Neeraj Sawant
24th May 2001
neerajsawant999@gmail.com
+91 8459717093
Pune, Maharashtra, India.
An inquisitive mind who is always eager to learn new things and resolutely believes in the idea of work hard - play hard. My design philosopy is an eclectic mix of context responsive and sustainable with a strong architectural expression.
EDUCATION
Pursuing
Bachelors of Architecture | 8th semester
Aayojan School of Architecture and Design, Pune, India.
Savitribai Phule Pune University
First Year - 8.625 CGPA
Second Year - 9.75 CGPA
Third Year - 8.5 CGPA
Grade XII - 74.92 %
Gogate Joglekar College, Ratnagiri, India
Grade X - 96.40 %
St. Francis Xavier Convent, Sawantwadi, India
WORK EXPERIENCE
Ongiong
Architerrax Fellowship Program
COMPETITIONS AND PARTICIPATION
2023 Design Team of book ‘Archiving Architectural Thesis 2021’ by Council of Architecture
Annual NASA Design Competition by NASA, India
2021 Observation and Action Network by NASA, India
Project Management by Great Learning.
Building a Business Presence with Marketing by Coursera.
Computer Vision - Object detection with open CV and Python by Coursera.
The fundamentals of Digital Marketing by Google.
Robotics by NPTEL.
Inclusive Design
Architecture and Psychology
Species of Spaces
Contemporary Architecture
2D Drafting Autocad Revit
3D Modeling Sketchup (+Layout) Revit
Rendering Lumion
V-Ray
Presentation Photoshop - Indesign - Illustrator MS Office
Simulation Edge Ecotect
Effective communicator Solution oriented approach Leadership Team Player Presentation
Anchoring
TED-Talks
Dancing Pop art
LANGUAGES
English Hindi
Marathi
French (Basic)
1 | Curriculum vitae
2017
2019
2023 2023 2022 2022 2021
2021 2020 2020 2019
2022 2023
SUITE
CERTIFIED COURSES ALLIED ELECTIVE SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY INTERESTS CREATIVE -
06| Competition OAN and ANDC CONTENT 01| 04| 02| 03| 07| Grid Inclusion Spine Material Beyond the Board Micro Housing | Pune Pavilion | Pune Three star Hotel | Nashik Bungalow | Vengurla Miscellaneous 05| WD and ABTS 2 | Content
A PROPOSED MICRO HOUSING
‘Essence of village with urbanity’
Academic Project | 7th semester | 2022.
Typology : Housing.
Site : Kothrud, Pune.
Site area : 36000 sqm.
AIM
To create a new architectural model for housing which are small but liveable given the current environment, which are socially equitable, which are for the new generation and which can adopt for the future generations and continue to remain relevant to the occupant and the city at large.
OBJECTIVE
What then is perceived as a home in a rapidly changing world? How will the idea of ‘home’ change? With the idea of a home being such an integral part of human survival, it is vital that the future of housing with respect to affordability, liveability and sustainability is understood.
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Grid 3| Grid
PROJECT OVERVIEW
To engross on the holistic development of the society and provide them with a flexible spaces while also keeping in mind sustainability and the climatic response to the site.
SITE LOCATION
Kothrud, Pune, India.
Let people flow through the space.
Make connection with context.
Activity increases as one walks to the core.
STRATEGY
Rectangular mass of 27mX22m.
Well public realm. Surrounded by hustle life. Rich in vegetation.
Connect space across the edges. Courtyards
Scooping out corners to incorporate mutual shading.
Smallest to largest unit all living together.
Self shading by undulating mass; formation of pockets of open spaces.
Exploded view of cluster formation.
Otla Connecting links Dwelling Units
SITE PLAN 0 10 20 40 80
WEST ELEVATION 4| Grid
THIRD AND FOURTH FLOOR PLAN
Massing highlighting floor
FIFTH FLOOR PLAN
Massing
highlighting floor
0 0 10 10 20 20 40 40 80 80
View of the events taking place in one of the paved courtyards at ‘A’.
5| Grid A B
View from the otla, watching children playing cricket in one of the open pockets at ‘B’.
CRUX OF PROJECT
Retain the connection between the people as the society is interactive among themselves.
Incorporated flexible space for their multifunctional use.
The walkway connects all the blocks to become as a whole that is the sign of cohesion amongst the people living there.
Interwoven greens and open pockets; terrace farming to generate the own revenue.
Unit type 1
Unit type 2
Unit type 3
Massing highlighting unit
Massing highlighting unit
Exploded view of unit type 1, 2, and 3
Massing highlighting unit
TYPE 1 PLAN
TYPE 2 PLAN
TYPE
PLAN
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
3
Mezzanine floor plan
Mezzanine floor plan
View of internal courtyard.
6| Grid
Spine
A PROPOSED 3 STAR HOTEL
‘Alexa order food and connect to nature’
Academic Project | 6th semester | 2022
Typology : Mixed used complex.
Site : Near Gangapur Dam, Nashik.
Site area : 23000 sqm.
AIM
To create not just a place for accommodation during transit but also a place for gaining an experience that is different from the day to day routine of common man.
OBJECTIVE
To incorporate exemplary services; comfortable amenities.
To work out an efficient design that will cater to the above efficiency as well as have an equally appealing visual image.
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7| Spine
The project idea is to focus on the services, served and servant spaces and their integration with the programmes, site, user and structures.
PROJECT OVERVIEW STRATEGY
SITE LOCATION
Near Gangapur dam, Nashik, India.
Geometry to develop form:
One main axis on the site is identified along the one main view point (Gangapur dam) of the site.
Well connected by roads. View to Gangapur dam. Few green zone in surrounding.
Higher mass along the south-west side to capture Gangapur dam view.
Incorporating convex curve captures most of the view.
Placing atrium as core and connecting the two blocks via bridge.
Providing green zone at the core surrounded by built up.
Inverting the green zone at periphery acts as screening.
Circulation and zoning.
4 8
GROUND FLOOR PLAN 0
Morphology of hotel.
Sectional zoning
8| Spine
Massing highlighting floor
FIRST FLOOR PLAN 0 4 8
Massing highlighting floor
View of the hotel from walkway leading to main entrance.
9| Spine
Sectional view from ‘A’ highlighting service core.
Service core
Fire staircase
Massing highlighting floor
Massing highlighting floor
Massing highlighting floor
SUITE ROOM PLAN
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STANDARD ROOM PLAN DELUX ROOM PLAN
0
Sectional view at ‘A’.
Exploded view of rooms.
Sectional view at ‘C’.
A B C 10| Spine
Sectional view at ‘B’.
TECHNOLOGY
Rainwater harvesting
The walls of the column is designed to direct the rainwater to the water storage tank, in the basement for later use.
Light Shaft
The central part of the column is used to illuminate the building with natural sunlight.
Ventilation Tower
It also serves as a wind tower by channeling hot air out and forcing cool air in by creating air pressure through blinds and vents.
Flared Columns
Flared column provides more structural stability during earthquake.
Incident Sunlight
Laminated Glass (As skylight)
Aluminium Channels
Hot and contaminated air rising up and moving
Curved outer walls to channelise rainwater
R.C.C. flared columns as load bearing member
Photocatalytic Precast Concrete frame contains Titanium dioxide which helps neturalise major components of smog along with other organic and inorganic compounds.
CRUX OF PROJECT
Sunset view point with Gangapur dam from all rooms.
Integration of green belt around hotel creates its own microclimate.
Connection to the outdoors catering to all user senses. Visual connection helps in rejuvenation.
Laminated Glass Panes (For UV protection and sound absorbtion)
Technologies- Central flared column to collect rainwater for harvesting and kinetic facade to respond to presence of natural light.
LONGITUDINAL SECTION 11| Spine Key plan
Central Flared column Kinetic facade
Material
A PROPOSED BUNGALOW
‘Life between courtyards’
Academic Project | 3rd semester | 2020
Typology : Housing.
Site : Bagayat chauke, Vengurla(Konkan).
Site area : 1225 sqm.
AIM
To design a private residence for own joint family, located with plenty of coconut trees and surrounded by lush paddy fields of konkan region.
OBJECTIVE
The main focus of the project was to take into consideration family requirements; way of living of each member and create space accordingly. Also to respond to the context of the site and its climatic aspects.
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12| Material
PROJECT OVERVIEW SITE LOCATION
The project idea is to design the spaces within the house that connect to the natural elements around it; to use native materials.
Vengurla, Sindhudurg, India.
STRATEGY
Rudimentary cuboid to fit in with the context 23mX16.5m.
Balanced social and natural aspects.
Architectural values: Konkan traditional.
Zoning the spaces into levels to maximize views and light.
Eliminated edges to get cluttered built form. Giving double-height to important spaces to establish a volumetric hierarchy.
Strategically, two nodes in the form of courtyards were identified along the direction of windflow.
Primary node- Internal courtyard. Secondary node- Sitout court.
Internal courtyard
Plantation bed
Double height spaces
Massing highlighting floor
0 1M 4M
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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Exploded view of bungalow.
Citadel; Vergola tm openable roof
200mm thick chajja
6mm thick clear glass panels
MS safety grills
Terracotta jali screen Tree
Teak wood window frame
350mm thick Stone wall
FIRST FLOOR PLAN 0 1M 4M
highlighting floor
Massing
Terrace floor level +6.45M First floor level +3.45M
Ground floor level +0.45M
Ground floor lvl +0.45M First roof lvl +3.00M Terrace floor lvl +3.00M Detail A
0 1M 4M
SECTION BB Detail section at ‘A’.
14| Material
Incorporated strategies in bungalow.
CRUX OF PROJECT
Strategically, two nodes in the form of courtyard works as the ‘lungs’ of the house.
Native materials Laterite stone and Terracotta jali - incorporated into the building’s facade.
The play of volumes in a humid konkan environment ensures active windflow.
Citadel; Vergola tm openable roof responds to rain using weather sensors.
Plantation bed
Double height spaces Internal courtyard
0 0 1M 1M 4M 4M
EAST SIDE ELEVATION SECTION AA
View of bungalow from paved pathway at entrance.
A B C Ground floor lvl +0.45M Ground floor lvl +0.45M First roof lvl +3.45M First roof lvl +3.45M Terrace floor lvl +6.45M Terrace floor lvl +6.45M 15| Material Key plan Key plan
Inclusion
A PROPOSED PAVILION
‘Expression of space’
Academic Project | 6th semester | 2022
Typology : Public space.
Site : Near Gangapur Dam, Nashik.
Site area : 5000 sqm.
AIM
To design a pavilion adjacent to hotel for exhibition and other activities.
OBJECTIVE
To work out an efficient design which is primarily long span.
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16| Inclusion
PROJECT OVERVIEW SITE LOCATION
The project idea is to design the multipurpose pavilion; accessible from all sides making it extremely porous. Incorporating tensile factor to achieve long span.
Near Gangapur dam, Nashik, India.
STRATEGY
Open from all sides.
Promotes public realm.
Well connected by roads. View to Gangapur dam. Few green zone in surrounding.
Void for sunlight.
Mesh roof allowing for sunlight to enter.
Primary bamboo arches. Elevating gradually from ground making it seamless.
Porosity maintained from all sides.
PLAN A A’ 0 1M 4M SECTION AA’ 0 1M 4M 17| Inclusion
Bamboo double curvature structure.
CRUX OF PROJECT
Construction material - Bamboo Recycle and biodegradable; Does not catch rust unlike metals; Hight tensile strength; Stability; Blends with nature.
Long spanNo obstruction; Column free multifunctional social space; Encourages community participation.
NORTH SIDE ELEVATION EAST SIDE ELEVATION 0 0 1M 1M 4M 4M Roof top lvl +5.50M Roof top lvl +5.50M Arch top lvl +4.45M Plinth lvl +0.45M Plinth lvl +0.45M Arch top lvl +4.45M
View showing joinery detail.
Bamboo to base connection detail.
Roof joinery- pin/ hinge joint.
Three segments
1. Pratt truss formation - for strength and stability.
Joinery for overlapping of bamboos.
Tying techniques for bamboo. Joinery for external arches.
1. Spigot
2.Interlock
3. Wedge overlapped.
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2. Addition of struts - for strength and stability (alternative).
Competition
‘Market speaks alot’
Competition entry | 2022
Typology : Urban Insert.
AIM
To study understand and assess the impact zone and analyse various issues that are posing a threat to the integrity of the area.
OBJECTIVE
To identify potential for architecture and policy level intervention and accordingly propose appropriate design solution.
ANDC OAN
‘Child’s poor health, drains country’s wealth’
Competition entry | 2021
Typology : Urban Insert.
AIM
To identify a need/opportunity in community and design a creative response.
OBJECTIVE
To use observations of a place and engage with community stake holders, leading to holistic, place-based solution.
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19| Competition
PROJECT OVERVIEW SITE LOCATION
The project intends to analyze, document and suggest design intervention Shivaji market, Pune.
Note: Following is a group project.
Shivaji market, Pune, India.
ANALYSIS
Oldest bustling market of the city. One of the congested areas of the city.
Wooden plank platform for circulation.
Castellated beams at 3m c/c (All the electrical lines will run through this).
SFRC cover
Building heights. Plan highlighting Kevin Lynch elements.
“Allthough I have variety of vegetables imported as well as exported, people don’t prefer to buy vegetables from me due to poor hygiene”
“Here, we do not have proper waste disposal provision”
“Still every year, we have to be prepared for the monsoons as the drainage chokes and overflows many times due to the waste accumulated”
“Many people don’t even have an idea about this market place”
Drain (Will carry waster water).
The drains and electrical line are exposed, hence there is no definite walkway for visitors.
The intervention ‘Walkway+Drain’ caters to both provides definite walkway and all electrical lines and drain lines, are running simultaneously as proposed.
Jute pergola acts as definite shading device for vendors and also controls harsh sunrays.
My role in project:
1. Analysis
2. Design intervention of Walkway+drain.
Public Market Brings together diverse people Creates active public space Links urban & rural economies Promotes public health Provides economic opportunity Renews downtowns & neighbour hoods
Shivaji market
Section A-A’ Section C-C’
Existing
Entrance of Shivaji market
street sections.
Section
Angle cleat Angle cleat SFRC Cover Lean concrete Lean concrete Rubble soling Primary drain Wooden planks Castellated beam(W16) Existing flooring Brick wall in 1:6 cement mortar Overflow drain SECTION 0 1M 4M
B-B’
Intervention 1 : Walkway + Drain section
Intervention
2 Pergola for street side vendors.
Jute cloth Aluminium frame
Exploded view of drain.
20| Competition Key plan
PROJECT OVERVIEW SITE LOCATION
The project intends to make an impact on society by spreading awarness about the malnutrition and help the people afflicted with it; to understand do’s and don’ts for the malnutrition.
Note: Following is a group project.
Melghat, Amravati, India.
STRATEGY
A tribal region with amongst the highest numbers of malnutrition cases.
A) Bamboo – is the local material at melghat, having holes from top for storing rainwater.
B) Posters spreading awareness about malnutrition.
C) Plywood laser cutouts ( related to pregnancy, & malnutrition ).
The intervention will help to understand the precautions and remedies with the help of graphics and hoardings. The installation will help people to get aware of the root cause of the problem and remove it to the maximum capacity. By doing so, we can reduce the rate of malnutrition. Thus, making a powerful and positive impact altogether!
Basic design principles; balance and symmetry. Introducing cross wall and providing the walls with cut-outs, allowing play of light.
Easy entry and exit was the better way to make it easily accessible to pregnant women.
We observed the negligence towards malnourished kids and the lack of awareness about how and why the children are affected by the disease. Thus, to increase the awareness of locals and improve the condition of malnutrition; we came up with a simple and easy solution. A solution that can help in both, negligence and lack of knowledge.
The installation is lightweight, making it easily moveable and portable.
Melghat
C B A SOUTH SIDE ELEVATION TOP VIEW 0 0.5M 2M
21| Competition
Detailing
WORKING DRAWINGS
‘Accuracy lies in detailing’
AIM
To imbibe the importance of working drawings as an essential tool for effective site execution.
OBJECTIVE
To expose to the standard methods, IS codes and its application in working drawing set with material, component and schedule.
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22| WD and ABTS
WORKING DRAWING I WORKING DRAWING II
CENTRE LINE PLAN
SECTION A-A’
1300 860 76 MM 720 160 960 2000 EXTERNAL PLASTER 25 MM THK RCC PARDI 150 MM THK SCREED 40 MM CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING 50 MM THK INTERNAL PLASTER 15MM THK STAINLESS STEEL RAILING FLOOR FINISH 20MM THK ELEVATION SECTION C-C' PLAN DETAIL A A SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW, STAINLESS STEEL SPECIFICATIONS: MATERIAL STAINLESS STEEL FINISH SATIN BRUSHED SADDLE SWIVLE, CAST W/ HOLES END POST, STAINLESS STEEL FASCIA MOUNT FLANGE, STAINLESS STEEL ROD MOUNTING CLIPS, STAINLESS STEEL COPING SLOPING OUTWARD 50 MM THK SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW, STAINLESS STEEL 1300 860 76 MM 76 MM 720 160 960 2000 EXTERNAL PLASTER 25 MM THK RCC PARDI 150 MM THK SCREED 40 MM CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING 50 MM THK INTERNAL PLASTER 15MM THK STAINLESS STEEL RAILING FLOOR FINISH 20MM THK ELEVATION SECTION C-C' PLAN DETAIL A A SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW, STAINLESS STEEL SPECIFICATIONS: MATERIAL STAINLESS STEEL FINISH SATIN BRUSHED SADDLE SWIVLE, CAST W/ HOLES END POST, STAINLESS STEEL FASCIA MOUNT FLANGE, STAINLESS STEEL ROD MOUNTING CLIPS, STAINLESS STEEL COPING SLOPING OUTWARD 50 MM THK SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW, STAINLESS STEEL 1300 860 76 MM 720 160 960 2000 EXTERNAL PLASTER 25 MM THK RCC PARDI 150 MM THK SCREED 40 MM CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING 50 MM THK INTERNAL PLASTER 15MM THK STAINLESS STEEL RAILING FLOOR FINISH 20MM THK ELEVATION SECTION C-C' PLAN DETAIL A A SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW, STAINLESS STEEL SPECIFICATIONS: MATERIAL STAINLESS STEEL FINISH SATIN BRUSHED SADDLE SWIVLE, CAST W/ HOLES END POST, STAINLESS STEEL FASCIA MOUNT FLANGE, STAINLESS STEEL ROD MOUNTING CLIPS, STAINLESS STEEL COPING SLOPING OUTWARD 50 MM THK SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW, STAINLESS STEEL 800 100 50 600 600 1090 GRANITE 17MM THK FLOOR FINISH 100 MM HIGH SKIRTING P.C.C BED BOTTLE TRAP STAINLESS STEEL SINK KADAPPA 30MM THK FILLING SECTION Y-Y' THROUGH KITCHEN PLATFORM AND SINK GROUND FLOOR PLAN SECTION THROUGH KITCHEN SINK TERRACE RAILING DETAIL ELEVATION PLAN SECTION PROJECT: PROPOSED BUNGALOW DESIGN PROJECT: PROPOSED CANTEEN ALL DIMENTIONS ARE IN ‘MM’ UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE. ALL DIMENTIONS ARE IN ‘MM’ UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE. GRANITE 17MM THK FILLING KADAPPA 30MM THK STAINLESS STEEL SINK BOTTLE TRAP 100MM HIGH SKIRTING FLOOR FINISH P.C.C BED 0 1000 3000mm SECTION
2280 720 420 2800 420 3420 2430 420 2430 480 3420 300 CANTEEN (INDOOR SITTING) RECREATIONAL AREA W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 TERRACE FLOOR LVL +8300 FIRST FLOOR LVL +4800 GROUND FLOOR LVL +900 PARAPET LVL +9150 CHAJJA TOP LVL +7380 SILL LVL +5550 CHAJJA TOP LVL +3700 GENTS WC GENTS WC W2 2650 1790 150 1630 300 M.S.SQUARE BALUSTRADE WELDED TO M.S.PLATE CEMENT PLASTER PLAIN CONCRETE FINISH ON SOFFIT TEAKWOOD HANDRAIL 110 EXTERNAL PLASTER 25 MM THK DRIP MOULD BRICK WALL 230 MM THK SCREED 40 MM CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING 50 MM THK 150 MM THK R.C.C. SLAB INTERNAL PLASTER 15MM THK BRICK WALL 230 MM THK 125 MM THK P.C.C COPING WITH OUTWARD SLOPE FLOOR FINISH 20MM THK. 0 1000 3000mm
B-B' SECTION C-C'
STAIRS DETAIL COPING DETAIL 23| WD and ABTS 500 850 685 1480 985 850 1000 1000 5950 1170 1400 500 650 1800 2300 850 1000 1170 1000 1500 1000 515 3300 1300 3270 1500 745 2000 1100 1100 500 500 575 2900 1500 600 1500 800 4735 1465 500 500 850 1000 850 1800 2720 2015 3650 850 1800 650 2300 600 600 1900 3150 735 500 1150 4300 500 1300 1150 1985 1350 500 500 3699 500 500 1350 1350 900 1000 900 1000 900 3300 3300 600 1300 200 5000 200 3350 1015 1000 2685 1375 1600 1375 1550 5650 535 1350 530 530 4350 2050 985 1480 685 5000 1150 3470 1800 150 300 150 300 WET KITCHEN UTILITY KITCHEN DINING BEDROOM 1 CAR PORCH BATH WC 5000X5000 7000X5000 5000X5000 4500X5000 4000X5500 W2 W3 W10 D3 UP UP R-150,T-300 D1 W1 W3 W3 W9 D4 W4 D2 W3 W3 D2 W5 W3 W6 W9 D2 W7 D3 W8 1500 +600 +600 +588 +600 +600 BEDROOM 1 6800X5000 +600 FORMAL LIVING 6000X5000 +600 PUJA ROOM 1400X2500 +600 INTERNAL COURTYARD 2000X3500 +500 SITOUT COURT 3000X3000 +600 VERANDAH 3000X2000 +600 R-150,T-400 WC +590 BATH 1300X1000 +580 WINDOW SEAT +1200 O3 O1 O1 O1 O4 O4 O2 LANDING +1950 O7 W10 +200 N.T. W9 W11 O5 PLANTATION +500 EXPOSED LATERITE STONE WALL B' EXPOSED LATERITE STONE WALL ENTRANCE OAK THRESHOLD (PREFINISHED IN NATURAL LIGHT STAIN AND TOP COAT) DOWN 800 1100 1200 1100 1800 1100 1200 1100 1200 1100 1200 1100 4800 2150 1700 533 3473 971 4700 1499 4701 3472 3306 982 1192 2000 3250 2000 11569 1500 4500 1500 3000 2150 10000 UP D3 D4 D3 D4 V1 LANDING 3850X2000 R-150,T-300 R-150,T-300 R-150,T-300 OUTDOOR SITTING 7500X8000 CANTEEN (INDOOR SITTING) 18800X6800 PANTRY 10000X3850 LOADING UNLOADING 3000X5500 LADIES WC 5300X3300 GENTS WC 5300X3300 W2 W1 W1 D1 D1 D2 C7 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 V1 26908 5570 1200 3200 4350 5120 5120 3520 3500 4040 04 03 02 01 C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6 C7, C8, C9, C10, C11, C12 C13, C14, C15, C16, C17, C18 C19, C20, C21, C22, C23, C24 C1, C7, C13, C19 C2, C14, C20 C8 C3, C9, C15, C21 C4, C10, C16, C22 C5, C11, C17, C23 C6, C12, C18, C24 A B C D E F G C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11 C12 C13 C14 C15 C16 C17 C18 C19 C20 C21 C22 C23 C24 SCHEDULE OF COLUMNS AND FOOTING FOOTING TYPE P.C.C COLUMN AT GR. FL. 1,2,3,4, 5,6,7,8, 9,10,11, 12,13,14,15, 16,17,18,19, 20,21,22,23,24 1200X1400 SIZE THK SIZE 900X1100 350 230X300
ADVANCED BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND SERVICES
MAIN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
DETAIL SHOWING GUTTER
GUTTER GRATING
GUTTER 300 x 250 MM
ANTI SKID TILES 10 MM THK
MOSIAC TILES
33x 33 x 4 MM THK
CONCEALED UNDERWATER
LIGHTING CASE
METAL GASKET
WATER PROOFING 20 MM THK
PVC INLET PIPE 30 MM DIA @ 2000 c/c
ADHESIVE PLASTER 20 MM THK
NON SHRINK FILLER 30 MM THK CEMENT SCREED 40 MM THK
PCC 100 MM THK
-4.00 0.10 PUMP ROOM CABIN LADIES TOILET ELECTRICAL ROOM DUCT 9.0 M WIDE DRIVE WAY DUCT -4.00 -4.00 -4.00 -4.00 -4.00 -3.98 5M 6M GENTS TOILET -3.98 5M 6M -3.98 6.5M 6M -3.98 6.5M 6M 6M WIDE DRIVE WAY 6M WIDE DRIVE WAY 6M WIDE DRIVE WAY 6M WIDE DRIVE WAY LANDING -8.00 MID LANDING -5.00 MID LANDING -5.00 EXIT -4.00 ENTRY -4.00 01 05 10 15 20 22 23 30 35 44 45 50 55 60 65 67 70 75 85 90 91 94 95 96 EXIT -4.00 MILD STEEL OPENING 900X900 HALF BRK THK PROTECTIVE WALL 350 THK RCC RETAINING WALL 20 MM VERTICAL ASPHALT COAT 150 RCC WALL OF SUMP 450 THK FILLING KIRLOSKAR SUBMERSIBLE PUMP 150 THK PCC BED 50 MM THK SCREED HALF BRICK OR 100MM BLOCK PROTECTIVE WALLING (1:3) REINFORCED CONCRETE BASEMENT WALL 30MM THICK CEMENT/SAND GROUT IF REQUIRED TO ENSURE GOOD INTERFACE CONTACT WATER BAR 30MM THICK VERTICAL ASPHALT APPLIED IN THREE COATS TO ROUGH CONCRETE FACE 50X50 TWO COAT ANGLE FILLET 100M THICK MASS CONCRETE BASE REINFORCED CONCRETE BASEMENT SLAB 50MM THICK CEMENT/SAND (1:3) PROTECTIVE SCREED 30MM THICK HORIZONTAL ASPHALT APPLIED IN THREE COATS OVER CONCRETE BASE MAIN BAR 16MM DIA. DISTRIBUTION BAR 8MM DIA. UPPER BASEMENT PLAN
COLUMN FOOTING LAYOUT
POOL MAIN DRAIN DETAIL PROJECT: PROPOSED 3-STAR HOTEL DESIGN PROJECT: PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL SHED PROJECT: PROPOSED 3-STAR HOTEL DESIGN 0 3000 9000mm 0 250 750MM SUMP DETAIL PERIPHERAL GUTTER DETAIL EXTERNAL TANKING DETAIL FOR BASEMENT FACADE DETAIL FOR CANTEEN WOODEN CLADDING M.S FRAME FIXED TO WALL E' E ELEVATION SECTION EE' EXTERIOR INTERIOR EXTERIOR INTERIOR WOODEN CLADDING ON M.S FRAME FIXED TO WALL DRIP COURSE DRIP COURSE 215 7900 430 220 7500 430 W4 W4 12 MM DIA. MS REINFORCEMENT BARS STRUCTURAL WALL 30 MM THK. WATERPROOFING LAYER GUTTER 25 MM THK. FLOOR FINISH 100 MM THK. P.C.C. LAYER DAMP PROOFING COURSE 450 MM THK. STRUCTURAL SLAB 150 MM THK. P.C.C. BED
ELEVATION OF TRUSS SWIMMING
ALL DIMENTIONS ARE IN ‘MM’ UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE. ALL DIMENTIONS ARE IN ‘MM’ UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE. MAIN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY GUTTER GRATING GUTTER 300X250 MM ANTI SKID TILES 10MM THK MOSIAC TILES 33X33X4MM THK CONCEALED UNDERWATER LIGHTING CASE METAL GASKET WATER PROOFING 20MM THK PVC INLET PIPE 30MM DIA @2000C/C ADHESIVE PLASTER 20MM THK NON SHRINK FILLER 30MM THK CEMENT SCREED 40MM THK P.C.C 100MM THK 0 2500 5000mm 24| WD and ABTS
Beyond the Board
MISCELLANEOUS
‘The cherry on top’ Architecture is also about allied activities around and its untold stories. Beyond the board showcases several of my interests and skills.
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25| Beyond the Board
HAND MADE MODELS AND DIGITAL MODELS
“Models are the basis for conceptualizing, communicating, assessing and realizing design intentions”
I am representing both ways of model making - The hand-made model and the software model making . Both the ways have their benefits and give amazing results.
Pavilion model | 6th semester
Sanskrutik Bhavan model | 2th semester
Dream house | Sketch | 2020 Rooted | Sketch | 2020
Family | Handpainted Pop art | 2020
Marquette renders using V-ray.
26| Beyond the Board
Realistic rendering exploration
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