Architecture Portfolio by nihara b

Architecture Portfolio Nihara B

NIHARA B About

Education

An Architect with complete energy and excitement, looking forward for opportunities to grow, support our profession in a sensible way.

C.A.R.E. School of Architecture, Tiruchirapalli (2016-2021)

Born - 17 December 1998 +91 9944924534 nihara.babu@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/nihara-babu-097341153/

- Participated in around 20 workshops - NASA competitions - Documenting Kala Kendra, Auroville under Ar. Siggie - Representative of Hostel, 1 year class representative. Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Hosur (2012-2016) White House Public School, Bhuj (2007-2011) M.K. Vivekananda Vidyalaya, Gummidipoondi (2001-2006)

Experience

Skills

• Sathya consultants, Bangalore_ Ar. Sathya Prakash Varanashi - 2021-2023

Software

Inter-personal

Language

- Project Management of 6 on-going projects (5 residential and 1 non- residential project) with the inolvement in design development of more than 20 projects - Interactions & meetings with Clients, Contractors, Quantity surveyor’s individually - Interiors - Addition alterations. - Internship training co-ordinator for 2 batches in year 2022-2023 Presentation and documentation works for 30 years office works - Part of COA competition - Collaborating with Desha (Build with Nature).

• AutoCAD • Sketchup • In Design • Photoshop • MS Office • Illustrator • Lumion • Revit

• Good Speaker and Listener • Team work • Communication • Teaching

• English • Hindi • Tami • Telugu • Kannada

• Hunnarshala Foundation, Bhuj - Ar. Sandeep Virmai - (8 Months internship) - Learning about self and profession in person. Importance of life, community, social life, diverse network we are held with. - Working drawings and 3D Model making for on-site construction project - Hands-on experiments on different techniques - Book modules for training locals - post disaster construction, Nepal-Logo design for social activities - Part of workshops, documention - Conceptual design development institutional projects. • Sacred Groves, Auroville - Ar. Manu Gopalan (6 Months internship) - Sustainable way of living (in terms of ecology, social and economic). - Ecologically balanced and sustainable model of construction. - Construction techniques taught by experienced faculties.

Interests

Competitions & Others

• Isola Landscape writing competition 2020 • Sketching • Writing • Hashtag Kalakar - writing competition 2021 • Journalism • Reading • Cept Research writing & research fellowship • Dancing 2021 - Got selected for interview • Travel • Engaging with physical world • Art works - Macrame Weaving, • Voxela Architects, Hyderabad - Website content writng 2023 - freelancing Pottery • NASA - ANDC Trophy, Dance Trophy

Workshops • Spontaneous creativity course - Mai linh - 21 days - Dharmalaya institute for compassionate living • Quantifying daylight in buildings - Ar. Maaz and Ar. Dharini - 3 days - Light stanza • Bamboo workshop - Prof. Sankalpa - 11 days - Winters @CARE 2017 • Cauvery Archives - Prof. Joseph Aranha, Ar. Harimohan pillai - 3 days - Summers @CARE 2017 • How Buildings Stand? - Prof. V.R. Shah - 5 days - Summers @CARE 2017 • Timbrel vaulting construction techniques- Ar. Senthil Kumar doss - 11 days - Winters @CARE 2018 • Understanding structures through history - Prof. Durganand balsavar - 1 day • Understanding Reinforced Cement Concrete - Er. Rajendran, Ar. murli - 2 days • Laurie Baker Construction - Zonasa - Enigma, 2 Days • Water Table Apparatus - Ar. Monisha Edwina royan - 5 days - Summers @CARE 2018 • Traveler’s Transect - Ar. Godwin - 6 days - Summers @CARE 2018 • Re-use the scraps - Ar. Nancy, Ar. Pooja raj - 7 days - Vertical studio • Biomimicry - Arch cult, NIT - 1 day • Biomimicry - Ar. Senthil kumar doss - 5 days • Clay and Paper mesh - Ar. preetha Krishnan - 3 days • Tie and dye - Artist Gurumani, Mr. v.k.Subramanian - 2 days • Lino Cut - Artist- Mark Rathinraj - 5 days - Winters @CARE 2016

Lectures • Ar. Sandeep virmani, about city, ”bhuj” • Ar. Rene Jannsen, about building biology • Mai Linh, in workshop sessions “spontaneous creativity course” • Ar. Manu gopalan, about Architecture • Ar. joseph aranha - in workshop “Cauvery Archives” • Ar. Peter rich, in workshop “Timbrel vaulting construction techniques” • Ar. V.R.Shah and mangesh, in workshop “How buildings stand” • Ar. Neelkanth chhaya, Vertical studio in college • Er. Keyur sarda, about lime • Ar. Sankalpa, in Workshop “Bamboo” • Ar. Durganad Bulsavar, in workshop “Understanding structures through history” • Ar. Frank ching, in Zonasa, enigma. • Er. Rajendran, Classes on understanding structures • Ar. Senthil kumar doss, in workshop “Biomimicry” • Ar. Pooja raj and Ar. Nancy , in vertical studio • Joseba martinez, about Auroville • Ar. Maaz and Ar. Dharini, in workshop “quantifying daylight in buildings • Ar. Bijoy Ramachandran - About BIC, Bangalore • Ar. Gurjot Singh Matharoo - His works & book release in BIC, Bangalore • Ar. Uday Andhare & Ar. Mausami Andhare - Works presented at BIC, Bangalore • Ar. Vinu Daniel - Interaction at KSSA, Bangalore • Ar. Palinda Kannagara - Works presentation, BIC, Bangalore • Kanade Architects documentary - presented in Suchitra cine academy • Interactions with Ar. Sathya Prakash Varanashi, Ar. Fahed Majeed, Ar. Anjan Mitra, etc. at Office Sathya consultants • Buildings study with principle Architects organised by Three flaneurs in Bangalore

Contents

Sathya Consultants, Bangalore - Ar. Sathya prakash varanashi & Team

Hunnarshala Foundation, Bhuj - Ar. Sandeep Virami & Team

Sacred Groves, Auroville - Ar. Manu Gopalan & Team

Architectural Thesis - C.A.R.E. School of Architecture Rain water pit

Sathya Consultants, Bangalore “Eco-friendly designing is much about decideing how to build, but more about deciding how to live” - Ar. Sathya prakash Varanashi

Locally available materials are foremost approach for sustainable architectur. Wide range of Natural materials are used in different combinations. Materials at difference spaces effects indoor comfort with contribution towards resource conservation at larger context by reducing manufactured materials. Along with empowering local artisan’s skills, we can explore, iterate and evolve the roots with present technologies for better construction methods belonging to the place. Diverse alternatives can be done for different elements of a building like floorings, walls, roofing techniques results on letting the building breathe. Functionality, efficiency, ecologically sensitive, durable with less maintanance can be attained with varied alternative techniques, being a beauty by itself evoles buildings with feel good factor and existential experiences.

Alternative Techniques that Team works with and try to iterate and innovate FOUNDATION WELL RING FOUNDATION - ARCH FOUNDATION - SIZE STONE MASONRY - STUB FOUNDATION - RAMMED EARTH FOUNDATION - BOULDER PACK FOUNDATION WALLS HOLLOW CLAY BLOCKS - STABILISED MUD BLOCKS - STONE MASONRY TYPES(RANDOM RUBBLE, UNDRESSED STONE, CHAPPADI STONE, VARIATION OF DRESSED STONE MASONRY) - INTER-LOCKING STABILISED MUD BLOCKS - WIRE-CUT BRICKS SLAB FILLER SLAB (CLAY TILE, HOURDI, SIPOREX) - JACK ARCH - VAULT & DOME - JAALI ROOFING - TANDOOR SLAB HOURDI ROOFING - RAMMED EARTH PANEL NATURAL FLOORING KOTA - JAISALMER - TERRACOTTA - GRANITE - OXIDE FINISH - ATHANGUDI

Residence for Mrs. Lakshmi & Mr. Arun Kumar Plot - 40’ X 60’ Location - Classic orchids, Bangalore Materials used - Hollow clay blocks, Stone masonry, wire cut bricks, Vaulted roof, Wood, Cast iron, Fille clay tiles. Elements enhancing spactial experiences Open Courtyard, Ardha-mandapa, Skylights, Landscape, Double height ceiling, Mid-landing spaces, Tall windows.

Designing by retaining Existing trees blending with lifestyle of clients evolves distinctive spaces. Staggering profile by minimising internal walls provides diverse forms of openings to different spaces based on function.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

N Role - Design development

Maternity Hospital for Dr. Vishwanath Kulkarni Plot - Skew site Location - Athani Materials used - Hollow clay Blocks, Plastered Brick walls, Wire cut bricks, Grillework, Masonry detailing, Services cores. Elements enhancing spactial experiences - Services based designing, Functional planning, Central open space,

Role - Design finalising and project management

MATERIAL DESCRIPTION Hollow clay blocks - 8"

MATERIAL DESCRIPTION

Cement blocks/ Burnt Brick plastered walls - 4"/8"/9"

Hollow clay blocks - 8" 62'

Cement blocks/ Burnt Brick plastered walls - 4"/8"/9"

AC Panel

5' WID

Pre Labor / Recovery room 18'-521" x 13'-5" W2

Reception & waiting area 19'-0" X 26'-6"

C-Toilet 5'-6"x5'-221"

Wash 4'-9"x5'-221"

Toilet 7'-0"x5'-221"

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Priliminary consultation 12'-0" x 12'-221"

Lift door two side sliding

Tread=1'-0" [0.3] Riser=0'-621" [0.2] Width=4'-6" [1.4]

7'-521"

LT Pa Main

Panel

Lift 5'-11" x 5'-0"

Panel Utility

CCTV, Server

USG 12'-0" x 10'-421"

Toilet 4'-721"x4'-7"

Changing Room 5'-0"x5'-321"

Water dispenser

Record room 10'-7"x9'-221"

Cut Off Corridor

Scrub Area

APFC

D E ROA

DG Set

D3 W2

72'-6" [22.1]

+1'-6" lvl

Partially Clean Corridor 10'-7"x9'-221 "

Cut-Out Above

UPS

Puja Consultation room 12'-0" x 9'-10"

4.3]

nel

UPS

+2'-6" lvl

+1'-6" lvl

Emergency 11'-1021"x7'-3"

DN UP +3'-6" lvl Fire Escape Staircase DF

Sterile OT Room 16'-021 "x14'-2" Fire Escape Staircase

Ante Corridor

Labor room 14'-221 " x 14'-221" D4

Ramp

IV Fluids

47' [1

+1'-6" lvl

Sterilization room 6'-0" x 6'-6"

Pillowslinen

UP DF

NBCA unit 113.9 sq ft

Store Room/ Linen Store 16'-21" x 6'-7"

+2'-0" lvl

Ramp to +1'-0" lvl

8 7

72'-6" [22.1]

12 13

Bedsheets-linen

Tread=0'-11" [0.3] Riser=0'-7" [0.2] Width=3'-6" [1.1]

[18

waste collection storage space 66 sq ft

Storage space 63 sq ft

Balcony 61.6 sq.ft.

E ROA

.9]

19 18 17 16 15 33 32 31

Designer wall

Balcony 19'-0"x6'-9"

Designer wall Garden space Designer wall

72'-8" [22.1] 25' WIDE ROAD ± 0'-0" lvl

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

D2 Laboratory 13'-0"x8'-9"

Two - Wheeler / Car Parking +3'-6" lvl

Electrical & Panel room 12'-5"x20'-5"

MATERIAL DESCRIPTION

Hollow clay blocks - 8" Cement blocks/ Burnt Brick plastered walls - 4"/8"/9"

TRAFO -1

Balcony 145.9 sq ft

TRA F

O-2

4.3]

5' WID

29 12

Oxygen cylinder Storage 80 sq ft

47' [1

Tread=0'-11" [0.3] Riser=0'-7" [0.2] Width=3'-6" [1.1] 28

62'

+1'-6" lvl

.9]

[18

C2 LTK

Footing of column

62'

Earthing Pit 15'-3"x12'-1"

.9]

[18

Wash 5'-5"x5'-121"

Toilet 5'-11"x5'-121"

40 39

HTM

General Ward- 1 16'-021 x 14'-1"

RMU

Balcony 68.2 sq ft

Men's Toilet 5'-0"x4'-1"

Tread=0'-11" [0.3] Riser=0'-7" [0.2] Width=3'-6" [1.1]

Fire Escape Staircase D1

Security room 6'-2"x5'-0"

10 11

Ramp 1:4.9

19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

+1'-6" lvl [0.5m]

+1'-6" lvl

+1'-6" lvl FG

+3'-6" lvl 1

72'-8" [22.1] 25' WIDE ROAD ± 0'-0" lvl

Pedestrain Entry

Bath 5'-0"X4'-8"

Electrical Shaft DB

General Ward- 2 (4 beded ) 18'-521"X13'-5"

Water dispenser

Waiting area 16'-10" x 12'-2"

D1 WC 4'-8"x5'-221"

Bath 4'-8"x5'-221"

Balcony 40 sq ft

+1'-6" lvl 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51

4'-1121" [1.5]

Oxygen cylinder movement line

Lift door two side sliding

Toilet 5'-121"x9'-0"

Tread=1'-0" [0.3] Riser=0'-621" [0.2] Width=4'-6" [1.4]

W4 Special Ward-1 13'-6"x10'-10" (AIR CONDITIONED)

FG D11

DN Lift 5'-11" x 5'-0"

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

(AIR CONDITIONED)

Balcony

Footing of column

Special Ward-2 12'-0"x15'-2"

Rolling Shutter Glass with rolling shutter

Cut-out Above

Toilet 5'-0"X8'-3"

5' WID

DM MS Shutter

Wash

Tread=1'-0" [0.3] Riser=0'-621" [0.2] Width=4'-6" [1.4]

W4 Lift 5'-11" x 5'-0"

WC 5'-0"X4'-3"

3' [0.9]

Balcony

47' [1 4.3]

Septic tank

Lift door two side sliding

Pharmacy Storage 6'-2"x6'-5" D2

Semi Private Ward- 1 18'-321" x 15'-621"

72'-6" [22.1]

Pharmacy 11'-11"x12'-10"

E ROA D

Ante Corridor

Toilet 62 sq ft

Balcony 12'-9"x6'-9"

72'-8" [22.1] 25' WIDE ROAD ± 0'-0" lvl

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

40 39 38 37 36 35 34 54 53 52

Designer wall

Designer wall Garden space Designer wall

Residence for Mrs. Deepa bhat & Mr. Manjunath Pandit Plot - 40’ X 60’ Location - Classic orchids, Bangalore Materials used - Hollow clay blocks, Stone masonry, Composite walls, Wire cut bricks, Terracotta. Elements enhancing spactial experiences Landscaping, Indoor court, ‘L’ Shape planning, Flexibility of spaces for varied functions, efficient cross and displacement ventilation, Hourdi roofing system, Bay window. Large open spaces, landscape broadens depth of spaces. Timelessness and eternal loop of existence can be experienced by evolving distinctive spaces blending with nature.

Role - Project Management

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

LEGEND GRID A

HORIZONTAL GRIDS

70'-3" 8'

5'-1112"

7'-7"

1'-6"

12'-2"

5'-10"

10'-3"

13'-221"

1 2

R1'-3 "

Open well

1 2

W-11

35'-2"

5'-9"

35'-2"

W-08

W-05, W-06, W-07

W-08, W-09

W-10, W-11, W-12

W-13 to W-18

1 2

W-06

W-05

321"

2 5'-5"

W-03

5'-5"

W-04

1 W-01

5'-8"

W-02

W-09, W-18

W-08, W-17

W-04, W-12

W-16

Well ring -Foundation F is a typeW-15 of Pile founG W-03, W-07 dation- -Well rings H IareW-02, placed inW-14 spicfic W-06, W-11, J W-10, W-13 location. Rings are K W-05 filledW-01, with boulders and watered over poured sand for Mrs.Deepa & Mr.Manjunath Pandit compacting. Depth of the foundation depends on the type of soil.

7'-3"

W-07 3

Layout of well rings depends on soil conditions, planning and span between junctions of walls

7'-3"

VERTICAL GRIDS

W-03, W-04

W-10

D W-09

44'-10"

5'-912"

1'-6"

W-12

5'-9"

44'-10"

W-13

1'-612"

W-14

LIFT - RAFT FOUNDATION

5'-6"

W-15 8

5'-912"

W-16

W-17

2'-6"

5'-521"

W-18

9 5'-521"

W-01, W-02

58'-8 " 1 2

5'-9"

WELLS

Proposed Residence For

5'-2"

13'-221"

10'

8'-3"

7'-612"

12'-2"

1'-6"

@ Classic Orchards, Bangalore

5'-10"

58'-8" 69'-8"

ARCH dwg:

CENTERLINE DRAWING

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RAVINDRANATH & ASSOCIATES

PROJECT ARCHITECT: Nihara B

E:\Nihara\01- Architecture\02 - On-Going\Residential\841.19 -

File Path: Mrs Deepa Bhat & Mr Manjunath Pandit\Schedule of drawing

Centerline drawing for well ring foundation

Scale

REINFORCEMENT DETAILS OF E Dealt File No: PLINTH BEAMS S N

1 : 6'-9" 31.01.'23 Nihara

± 0'-0" LVL

Date

841/19

S A T H Y A C O N S U L T A N T S. 4 -16 tor B A N G A L O R E.

This drawing is the sole property of Sathya Consultants. Unauthorised manipulation of the drawing in any form is strictly prohibited. In case of any discrepancy,immediately refer to the architect.

30"

folders\Set-2\2.1; Ground floor-centreline + foundation

ROAD

70'-3"

2 -10 tor

58'-821" 10'-3"

12'-2"

4 -16 tor thru

PB1

PB1 PB1

D F

PB2

H PB1

1 2

7'-3"

PB1

3 PB1

2 PB2

PB1 PB1

PLAN

5'-5"

321"

SECTION CC'

LIFT - RAFT FOUNDATION

1'-7"

5'-9"

PB1

4 -16 tor thru

1'-7"

1 2

9"/15"

DETAIL OF BEAM PB2 - 9"/15" x 30"

35'-2"

B1'

PB1

2 -10 tor

5'-912"

1'-6"

5'-9"

5'-912"

PB1

tor 8 @ 6"c/c

44'-10"

PB1

PB1 5'-6"

PB1

4 -16 tor

PB1

30"

LIFT - RAFT FOUNDATION

PB1

SECTION AA'

Depth as per Lift manufacturers

DETAIL OF BEAM PB1 - 9" x 30" (For both 8"/9" walls)

7'-3"

R1'-3 "

1'-612"

Open well

PB1

1 2

44'-10"

5'-10"

5'-521"

PB2

2'-6"

5'-521" 9"

1'-6"

5'-6"

7'-7"

tor 8 @ 6"c/c

B' PB1

5'-11 " 1 2

1 5'-8"

5'-8"

PB1

PCC 1:4:8

SECTION

NOTE For section, refer to the Foundation details drawing. Proposed Residence For

Mrs.Deepa & Mr.Manjunath Pandit 5'-2"

13'-221"

10'

8'-3"

7'-612"

12'-2"

1'-6"

@ Classic Orchards, Bangalore

5'-10"

58'-8" 69'-8"

ROAD ± 0'-0" LVL

Plinth Beam Layout

ARCH dwg:

PLINTH BEAM DRAWING_R1

ARCH dwg:

RAVINDRANATH & ASSOCIATES

PROJECT ARCHITECT: Nihara B E:\Nihara\01- Architecture\02 - On-Going\Residential\841.19 -

File Path: Mrs Deepa Bhat & Mr Manjunath Pandit\Schedule of drawing folders\Set-2\2.1; Ground floor-centreline + foundation

Dealt

File No:

1 : 6'-9" 09.03.'23 Nihara

841/19

Scale

Date

S W

Plinth Beam to be laid to connect all the well rings. They should be equal to the wall thickness as load is transferred through walls to foundation.

GROUND FLOOR AREA STATEMENT:

5'-6"

5'-3"

HCB

3'-9"

7'-9"

Cut-out above

13'

ST PL

8'-6"

10'

HCB

10" 8" 8" HCB

11'-2"

W1 OUTDOOR GARDEN 20'-4" x 11'-0"

GRANDPARENTS' BEDROOM 13'-0" x 12'-0"

5'-5"

Toilet Flush Door

2'-6"

7'-0"

8'-0"

7'-0"

French Door

ED1

3'-0"

7'-0"

External Security Door

3'-8"

44'-10"

SIZE CILL WIDTH HEIGHT

NOS DESCRIPTION

2'-6" 0'-6" 2'-6"

W1 W2 W3

3'-0" 4'-6" 4'-6"

beam bottom

3'-0"

4'-6"

3'-0"

beam bottom

3'-6"

Kitchen Tall Window

6'-0"

6'-6"

0'-6"

Dining Tall Window

3'-0"

1'-6"

3'-6"

Kitchen short Window

beam bottom beam bottom

Tall Window

06 01 01

Floor to Ceiling Window

01 from Step no. 09

Staircase Window

2'-6"

Living Window

Riser Tread 6'' 3'-0'' 11'' CLEAR HEIGHT : 9'-6"

MATERIAL DESCRIPTION: HCB ST

Proposed Residence For

Mrs.Deepa & Mr.Manjunath Pandit @ Classic Orchards, Bangalore

Reference Line

1" 52 1" 52 1" 52

Main Door Internal Flush Door

HCB

5'-4"

6'-1"

HCB

01 02

Width

12'

2'-6"

HCB

7'-0" 7'-0"

RCC WAIST SLAB STAIRCASE DETAILS

6'-6"

W+V

2'-5"

1'-3" ST HCB

02 Up

3'-6" 3'-0"

VENTILATORS

+ 1'-0" LVL

3'-6" 1'-3"

CAR PARKING 19'-021" x 20'-221"

5'-5"

23'-9"

JAGALI 9'-6" x 10'-8" + 2'-6" LVL

ATTACH TOILET 6'-9" x 6'-7"

MD D1

NOS DESCRIPTION

SIZE TYPE WIDTH HEIGHT CILL NOS DESCRIPTION V1 Ventilator 02 3'-0" 3'-0" from3'-0" beam bottom Ventilator 01 3'-0" 4'-6" from4'-6" W +V beam bottom

4'-1"

35'-2"

KITCHEN GARDEN

+1'-9" LVL CW

+ 2'-6" LVL

10'-10"

Wall upto 3'-6"

LANDSCAPE TO DETAIL

5'-8"

DINING 11'-6" x 10'-10"

13'-4"

LIVING AREA 13'-3" x 17'-6"

SIZE CILL WIDTH HEIGHT -

TYPE

OUTDOOR GARDEN 9'-1" x 13'-1"

9" 03

6'-11"

4'-9"

Wall upto 3'-6"

HCB

Masonry Pier

8" FD

HCB

TYPE

WINDOWS

ED1

5'-4" 5'-4"

Sink

Fridge

1'-3"

6'-11"

22'-6"

9" PL HCB

LIFT 5'-3''X4'-9''

HCB

UTILITY 6'-3" x 13'-11"

Sink

KITCHEN 11'-6" x 10'-3"

Dish Washer

HCB

1'-4"

Counter length - 17'-6" Depth- 2'-0"

4'-9"

2'-6"

1" 42

1" 2'-12 1" 42

HCB

Washing Machine

Skylight above

Hob

Niche

08 PL

HCB

DOORS

HCB

POOJA 6'-4" x 4'-9"

4'-9"

BATH 4'-6" x 5'-021 "

1" 5'-12

TOILET 4'-721" x 5'-021"

9" 2'-6"

10 11

Skylight HCB above

ED1

Refer DETAIL-1 Drawing

SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS

Utility wallsheight upto 3'-6"

3'-8"

7'-2"

3'-8"

10'-3"

3'-11"

8" 8" 10"

11'-6"

8"1'-4"

PL HCB

4'-6"

6'-4"

4'-9"

1" 5'-12 41" 1'-9" 2

MULTI - PURPOSE ROOM / GUEST BEDROOM 12'-6" x 16'-1"

Open well

10'-1"

16'-1"

17'-5"

+ 2'-6" LVL

35'-2"

6'-11"

45'-3"

6'-11"

HCB PL

13'-3"

01 02 03

HCB

4'-6"

1" 1'-72 4'-6" 1" 42

12'-6"

TOTAL AREA STATEMENT:

Reference Line

12'-6"

7' 8"

2'-6" 8" 2'-5"

5'-5"

1" 4'-72

5'-10" 33'-8"

11' 1" 42

5'-4"

5'-5"

3'-8"

58'-8" 13'-2"

4'-3"

5'-9" 5'-5"

Reference Line

70'-3"

2'-5" 9"

8" 2'-3"

2'-3" 8" 3'-1"

28'-4" 5'-5" 1" 6'-22

13'-10"

1" 1'-3" 2'-72 1'-3"

9'-1"

8' 13'-3" 14'-6"

1" 2'-6" 2'-72 9"

3' 6'-9" 7'-7"

2'-1" 8" 9"

10'

3' 13'

8" 8"

14'-4"

6'-3"

1" 71'-12

ROAD LVL ±0'-0"

5'-6" 5'-11"

58'-8"

5'-6"

5" 5"

ARCH dwg:

WORDING DRAWING

ARCH dwg:

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PROJECT ARCHITECT: Nihara E:\Nihara\01- Architecture\02 - On-Going\Residential\841.19 - Mrs

File Path: Deepa Bhat & Mr Manjunath Pandit\Schedule of drawing folders\Set-2\2.3; Ground floor -Plan,Working dwg

Dealt

File No:

1":6'-10" 06.04.'23 Nihara

841/19

Scale

Date

S W

S A T H Y A C O N S U L T A N T S. B A N G A L O R E. This drawing is the sole property of Sathya Consultants. Unauthorised manipulation of the drawing in any form is strictly prohibited. In case of any discrepancy,immediately refer to the architect.

HEIGHT REFERENCE IN KITCHEN 01 02 03

ED1

GP BATH 4'-6" x 5'-021 " WB TOILET 4'-721" x 5'-021" SB

WB TV

WIFI TEL

WB SB

1 No: 16 amp

Under staircase

CBU

1 No: 6 amp SB

+ 2'-6" LVL

LIFT 5'-3''X4'-9''

1 No: 6 amp

1 No: 16 amp Fridge

1 No: 6 amp Up

1 No: 6 amp SB SB 03 02

Designer wall

CBS 1 No: 6 amp

CAR PARKING 19'-021" x 20'-221"

Up landscape to detail

BH Up

02 01

1 No: 6 amp

3'-6" FFL

* 6 amp TABLE TOP GRINDER

3'-6" FFL

* 16 amp REFRIGERATOR

1'-6" FFL

* 16 amp FOR UPS

1'-6" FFL

* 16 amp For DISH WASHER

2'-0" FFL

* 16 amp For WASHING MACHINE

3'-6" FFL

* PUMP SWITCH in UTILITY

7'-0" FFL

HEIGHT REFERENCE

WIFI

3 No: 6 amp

ATTACH TOILET 6'-9" x 6'-7"

WB 3'

GRANDPARENTS' BEDROOM 13'-0" x 12'-0"

1No: 6 amp BH

2'-6"

LIVING AREA 13'-3" x 17'-6" + 2'-6" LVL

KITCHEN GARDEN

FP - 900mm dia

* GENERAL SWITCH BOARD

4'-6" FFL

* BED SIDE SWITCH BOARD

2'-0" FFL

* TOILET SWITCH BOARD

3'-6" FFL

* STUDY TABLE SWITCH BOARD

2'-0" FFL

* WALL BRACKETS

7'-6" FFL

* TV POINTS

4'-6"/1'-6" FFL

* LANDING WALL BRACKETS

7'-6" from Landing

* WB FOR WASH BASIN

6'-9" FFL

* CBU HEIGHT

7'-6" FFL

* TELEPHONE POINTS

1'-6" FFL

LEGENDS ONE WAY CONNECTION

TWO WAY CONNECTION

OUTDOOR GARDEN 20'-7" X 10'-9"

2 No: 6 amp TEL

2 No: 6 amp SB

NOTE:

· PUMP SWITCH TO BE GIVEN WITH AUTOMATIC WATER LEVEL CONTROLLER FOR OHT.

· KITCHEN POINTS TO BE GIVEN WITH REFRENCE

For gate and compound lighting

TO THE INTERIORS.

· CONDUITING FOR SECURITY POINTS AND SOLAR

POWER TO BE DISCUSSED WITH THE RESPECTIVE AGENCY. · DISTANCE BETWEEN BEDSIDE SWITCHES TO BE MAINTAINED 7'-0" IN ALL BEDROOMS, IN CASE OF INADEQUATE SPACE, SWITCH BOARDS TO COME BELOW THE WINDOW.

ROAD LVL ±0'-0"

Proposed Residence For

KEY TO ELECTRICAL LAYOUT

Mrs.Deepa & Mr.Manjunath Pandit @ Classic Orchards, Bangalore

SYMBOL

CODE DESCRIPTION

MAIN BOARD

WALL BRACKET POINT

DISTRIBUTION BOARD

CEILING ROSE POINT

SWITCH BOARD

CALLING BELL SWITCH

CBS

16 AMPS SOCKET

16 amp

6 AMPS SOCKET

6 amp

TV Unit

CODE DESCRIPTION

4'-6"/3'-6" FFL

* 16 amp OVEN, TOASTER

UTILITY 6'-3" x 13'-11"

FP - 900mm dia

02 Up

Designer wall

WB eq

TEL

Cut-out above eq

2 No: 6 amp

FP - 600mm dia

For car parking lighting 03

01 02 03

WIFI

DB DL

JAGALI 9'-6" x 10'-8" + 2'-6" LVL

+1'-9" LVL

DINING 11'-6" x 10'-10"

+ 1'-0" LVL

FP - 600mm dia

4 No: 6 amp

1 No: 16 amp Pump switch

5'-3" FFL

* 16 amp MICRO WAVE

3'-6" FFL

Designer wall

OUTDOOR GARDEN 9'-1" x 13'-10"

Aquaguard @ 2'-0"

* 16 amp GYSER

1'-6" FFL

WB WB

5'-3" FFL

* 6 amp HOB

1 No: 6 amp

1 No: 6 amp SB

1'-6"

1 No: 6 amp

FP - 900mm dia

* 6 amp AQUAGUARD

* 6 amp MIXER

Microwave

2 No: 6 amp

Mixer & wet grinder

KITCHEN 11'-6" x 11'-0"

FP - 900mm dia

1 No: SB 6 amp

-UPS

SB 1 No: 6 amp

MULTI - PURPOSE ROOM / GUEST BEDROOM 12'-6" x 16'-1"

SB 1 No: 6 amp

1 No: 6 amp

OTG

2 No: 16 amp

Open well

2 No: 16 amp 1 No: 16 amp

H.O.B/Chinmney

POOJA 6'-0" x 4'-9"

2 No: 16 amp Dishwasher and Washing Machine

Skylight above

FP - 900mm dia

Skylight above

4'-6"

2 No: SB 6 amp

2 No: 16 amp

Designer wall

7'-3" FFL

BH SB 2 No: 6 amp

* 6 amp CHIMNEY

CODE DESCRIPTION

ARCH dwg:

SYMBOL

GEYSER POINT

PROJECT ARCHITECT: Nihara

BULK HEAD

File Path: Deepa Bhat & Mr Manjunath Pandit\Schedule of drawing

PUMP SWITCH

Scale

CALLING BELL UNIT

CBU

DROP LIGHT

FAN POINT-900 mm dia

FAN POINT-600 mm dia

ARCH dwg:

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

E:\Nihara\01- Architecture\02 - On-Going\Residential\841.19 - Mrs folders\Set-2\2.5; Ground floor- Electrical wk dwg

Dealt

File No:

1":6'-10" 06.04.'23 Nihara

841/19

Date

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Residence for Mrs. Surya & Mr. Mahesh Plot - 40’ X 60’ Location -Ozone KNS Oasis, Bangalore Materials used - Laterite blocks, Stabilised Mub Blocks, Mangalore sloping roof, Madras Terrace roofing, Fille clay tiles, Bay Window, Natural chimney, Fireplace. Elements enhancing spactial experiences - Open planning, Skylights, Landscape, Traditional/ regional style of Architecture, Tall windows.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Role - Finishing detail drawings & Interiors

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

7'-3"

Brite Bars @ 71/2” c/c

1'-6"

1'-9"

1'-6"

6" 6" 6"

2'-9"

TYPICAL HEIGHTS DETAIL AT C AND D

Hcb Vent +Mesh

6" Thk Plaster wall

Brite Bars @ 7” c/c

PLAN SHOWING MASONRY & VENT DETAILS B

LEGEND

7'-9" 5'-8"

6" 2"

TYPICAL HEIGHTS DETAIL AT A AND B

2" 9"

L Angle 2"x2"x21" all around

JAALI BLOCK

KEY TERRACE PARAPET VIEW

Jaali block 721 "x 721"x 3"

Note Jaali block pattern as per client's requirementsm

SATHYA CONSULTANTS BANGALORE

2"x4" MS box Anchored to the wall

Contact - 080 26794220, 080 26797854

Manglore tile

PLAN SHOWING BOX SECTION, T -ANGLE & L-ANGLE DETAILS .

4'-1"

Jali block 721" x 721" x 3"

Detail - A Storage Plastered wall

3'-10"

3'-11" 1'-6" 2'-4"

2'-4"

3'-10"

2'-4"

Skirting Storage Plastered wall

1'-6" 1'-6" ±

3'-11"

Skirting

2" 2"

SECTION A-A'

1" 2"

SECTION A-A'

SECTION AA'

1" 2"

Antique Stone column Antique Stone column

R4 '-3

3'-10" 3'-10"

KEY PLAN _ FF Proposed Residence For

Mrs. SURYA & Mr. MAHESH @ Ozone KNS Oasis,Bangalore

ARCH dwg:

DETAIL DRAWING

ARCH dwg:

PUJA ROOM JAALI SKYLIGHT

SMB Wall

PROJECT ARCHITECT: Nihara

T Angle 421"x3"x21" 8" C/C

File Path:

\\Sathya-09\e\Nihara\01- Architecture\02 On-Going\Residential\889_21 Mrs.Surya and Mr.Mahesh\Schedule of drawing folders\DETAILS\D-13; Skylights\Working Dwg

Scale

Date

Dealt

File No:

NTS

14.04.23 Nihara

889/21

S E

1' 1' 9"

2'-3"

Living

2'-3" 1'-6"

Seating

A R4 '-3

Living

7" 4"

1'-6"

Seating

HCB Vent & Mesh MS Box section 2"x4"

421" Plastered wall

1'-6"

2'-4"

L Angle 1"x1"x21" all around to place glass L Angle 3"x3"x21" all around

1'-6"

2'-6"

2'-6" 1'-6"

1'-6" 1'-7"

Antique Stone column Detail - A

3"1'-2" 3"1"1'-2" 1"

Rafters as 3"x 3" MS Box section Antique Stone column

1'-7" 4'-1"

Rafters astile Manglore 3"x 3" MS Box section

Detail - A 4" Wooden detail dimensions Detail - A Wooden detail dimensions

13'

9'-6"

8'-1"

13'

JAGALI 10'-0" x 11'-6" 8'-1"

9'-6"

JAGALI 10'-0" x 11'-6"

Finishing drawings can be iterated with varied joinery details, materials. Frugal approach involving whole entity in terms of scale & proportion, solid-void/projected-recessed spaces and majorly responding to external factors plays a primordial role to bring out elegant details.

2'-3"

Wooden supports at 2'-0" interval

9" 9" 1' 1'

1'-6" 2'-3"

6" 1''-3" '-3" R4 R4

1'-

1'-6"

9'-4"

PARAPET DETAILS DWG.

7'-2"

PROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR Mrs. SURYA & Mr. MAHESH @ Ozone KNS Oasis, Bangalore

9'-4"

TYPICAL RAILING HEIGHTS DETAIL

6" 2"

MS Box section 2" x 4"

2'-5" 4'-6"

7'-2"

M.S. 12mm BRITE BARS @ 7” c/c M.S. RAIL

T Angle 2"x2"x21" 8" C/C

2" 9"

PCC COPING

1 7 2"

L Angle 1"x1"x21" all around to place glass

1 7 2"

Laterite

SMB

A' A'

9'-7"

GF - KEYPLAN

Proposed Residence For

Mrs.SURYA & Mr. MAHESH @ Ozone KNS Oasis,Bangalore

ARCH dwg:

GF - KEYPLAN

DETAIL DRAWING Proposed Residence For

Mrs.SURYA & Mr. MAHESH JAGALI DETAIL @ Ozone KNS Oasis,Bangalore

ARCH dwg:

ARCH dwg:ARCHITECT: DETAIL DRAWING PROJECT Nihara

Architecture\02 ARCH dwg:\\Sathya-09\e\Nihara\01JAGALI DETAIL File Path: On-Going\Residential\889_21 Mrs.Surya and Mr.Mahesh\Schedule

\\Sathya-09\e\Nihara\01- Architecture\02 NTS File Path: 14.04.'23 Poorvajha 889/21

11'-5" 9'-7" PLAN

Wooden supports at 2'-0" interval

of drawing folders\DETAILS\D-9; Jagali dwg\Working Dwg

PROJECT ARCHITECT: Nihara Date Dealt File No:

Scale

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On-Going\Residential\889_21 Mrs.Surya and Mr.Mahesh\Schedule E of drawing folders\DETAILS\D-9; Jagali dwg\Working Dwg

S A T H Y A C O N S U L T A N T S.

Interiors - Kitchen Layout GARDEN

Entrance to Dining

Entrance to Setback

Panasonic Double shutter Refrigerator NR-CY550GK Glass door series (30.3" x 29.25" x 67.5")

Entrance to Utility

3'-3"

Movable Baskets Washing machine

Space for Dispenser

2'-1"

Bosch 7kg Front Load (23.5" x 23.3" x 33.4")

Tall Unit for groceries

Storage below Sink with RO Aquaguard

'E'

'B'

1'-8"

2'-521"

2'-5"

Storage for Drawers for Appamchatti, Knives, Thalli & Uruli, Big strainer, Plates Chapati Tava

Drawers for Spoons, cups & saucers, plates

1" 82

Serving glasses

10"

Kitchen Window

Depth 24"

Dosa Tawa

Big & Small Lids

Chapati Tawa

Steel Kadai's

Appam chatti Uruli Big Strainer

6'-9" 6"

1.5 Kg groceries containers

Storage for Rice & Atta containers

2'-9"

1" 2'-32

1'-10"

Depth 24" General Storage 3"

Skirting

1'-8"

Bosch Convention Cooking Range HXR390150K (24" x 24" x 33.5")

1'-3"

Skirting Carysil Granite / Quartz Kitchen Sink Single Bowl Salsa QKS021 (21" x 18" x 8")

12" deep shelf

1" 1'-92

1" 2'-32

1'-10"

6" deep shelf fixed to shutter

1'-3"

3" 9"

1.5 Kg groceries containers Non-stick Kadai

1" 82

General storage

Storage for Rice & Atta containers

12" deep shelf

2'-3"

Panasonic Double shutter Refrigerator NR-CY550GK Glass door series (30.3" x 29.25" x 67.5")

Wine bottles eq

3'-6"

2'-5"

Storage for Lesser used Vessels

Corner Shelf

1 4"

wall cladding tiles as per clients approval

12" deep shelf

Wicker Baskets

Serving bowls / Plates

10"

1'-6"

General Storage

Storage below Stove

1'-6"

3'-6"

1'-6"

1 4"

12" deep shelf

1'-3"

2'-521"

1'-8"

Storage for big & small Kadai's 5'

1'-621"

1'-1121"

Storage for Fish chatti, Pressure cooker Mixer Jars

1'-6"

6'-2"

3'-8"

Storage for Kadai's,Idli cooker

6'-4"

2'-7"

Dish washer

3'-3"

1" 82

Storage for Kadai, Dosa Tava 1'-8"

4'-11"

'A'

'C'

1'-1021"

'D'

'F'

3'-721"

1'-6"

1'-421"

Tall unit for Janitor

3' 1'-8"

Tall Unit for Groceries

1" 82

1'-1021"

Storage below Sink

Quartz Tip Toe D200 Double Bowl With Drainboard Sink (46" x 20" x 7.87")

10' 1" 1'-102

SECTION A-A'

PROPOSED INTERIORS FOR MRS.SURYA &

Below counter plan

Elevation A

GARDEN

Entrance to Dining

Entrance to Setback

Entrance to Utility 3'

3'-3"

Kitchen Vent

Panasonic Double shutter Refrigerator NR-CY550GK Glass door series (30.3" x 29.25" x 67.5")

4' 4'-8"

Movable Baskets

1'-1"

1'-10"

1'-111" 2

2'-1"

Closed Cabinet

Space for Dispenser

6" deep shelf fixed to shutter

General storage

Tall unit for Janitor (Mops, Vaccum cleaner, etc)

1" 1'-42

1'-6"

'D'

'F' 1'-6"

1'-10"

'E'

Storage for Glass Items

General storage

6'-2"

1'-11"

3'-8"

General storage

3'-7"

6'-4"

Storage for Baking Items, Ceramic Bowls

1" 10'-112

1" 102

Natural Chimney

3'-6" 3'-6"

Storage for Serving bowls, plates

wall cladding tiles as per clients approval

1'-1"

1" 1'-92

1'-6"

1" 2'-52

1" 2'-02

1" 2'-52

2' 3'-5"

3'-6" 2'-9"

1" 2'-52

1" 2'-02

Drawer-Knives, rolling Pin6"

Corner shelf

Drawer-plain

General Storage

Drawer-Thalli

1" 2'-52

Drawer-Spoons, cups & 6" saucers, 6" dia plates

1" 1'-92

Drawer-plain

Drawer-plates

General Storage

1" 1'-12

Skirting 3"

Skirting 1'-8"

Above counter plan

1" 1'-12

Lesser used vessels

1" 2'-32

KAFF Built-in Induction Hob - IND 32 (11.5" x 20.5" x 2.5")

Kitchen Window

1" 1'-82

Storage for Glasses, Wine bottles

Tupperware products

1" 1'-62

RollingShutter Cabinet for spices, oils

1" 4'-112

Kitchen Window

1'-1"

1" 1'-82

1'-6"

2'-1"

3'-3"

'B'

General storage 8'

'A'

'C'

Storage for Extra plates & containers

12" deep shelf

5" gap

3'-7"

1'-8"

Bosch - Convention Cooking Range HXR390150K (24" x 24" x 33.5")

Elevation B

KITCHEN - 02

Addition Alteration for Mrs. Hema & Mr. Karthick Location -Royal Residency Layout, Bangalore Elements enhancing spactial experiences - Handmade bricks, Jalli roofing sit-out spaces, Mangalore slope roofing, Landscaping, Reducing internal walls, Planning alterations for flexibilities.

“Every detail and design plays a key role in evolving spatiality and timelessness.”

Other on-going project photographs

”Learning about self and profession in person. Importance of life, community, social life, diverse network we are held with.”

001 at.

mg-

wllity

It was a wonderful journey in per work we are living in was realised

Learnings were diverse, from offic place had unique stories and exp

℄

A G C H

-0.9m

F G

10 9 7 J

C D

7 3 2

10 9

3 2

13 L

8 L M

-0.9m 7

6 5

9 I

I P

P O

-0.9m

-0.75m

-1.05m

B C

W-04

L F

-0.45m

E F

E D

C B

G 2

4 8

+0m 7

6 5

H I

L N

+0.55m M

-0.05m

K 8

+1.8m

N 5

NOTES

Contours are at intervals of 300m

Existing Guest House retrofitting and ramp detail to be issued later

DRAWING NUMBER CEU/PP/AR/SS/GH/S/PL-01b

S/PL-01b

REVISIONS: SL.

DATE

REMARKS

SCALE

1:200

DATE

NORTH

15/01/2020

CLIENT

SAHYADRI SCHOOL

SHEET TITLE

SITE PLAN

PROPOSED BY

Hunnarshala Foundation for Building Technology & Innovations

PROJECT

GUEST HOUSE SIGN/STAMP OF APPROVAL AUTHORITY:

hunnarshālā

FOUNDATION

8-16, Mahadev Nagar -1 B/H Valdas Nagar, Nr. Mirzapar Highway , Bhuj-Kutch – 370001, Gujarat, INDIA Phone: 02832 654014 Email: hunnarshala@yahoo.co.in Website: http://www.hunnarshala.org

NOTES

1965

2260

Ridge bottom level +3718 mm

4510

2100

30°

Lintel level +1350 mm

W-4b

2150

DRAWING NUMBER

ROOM

W-03

D-1a

D-02

VERANDAH

EXISTING GUEST HOUSE

CEU/PP/AR/SS/GH/B1/SEC-02 REVISIONS: SL.

DATE

REMARKS

425

Finished floor level -750 mm

450

Sill level +300 mm

B1/SEC-02

DOORS AND WINDOWS

SECTION 1.3

LINTEL

W-03

2100

450

800

W-4a

450

2100

1500

2100

600

W-4b

450

2100

1500

2100

600

W-05

1050

2100

600

LINTEL

WIDTH

D-1a

2100

1000

D-02

2100

W-01

900

W-2b

450

SCALE

DATE

1:50(A3)

Ridge bottom level +3718 mm

WINDOWS SILL

SILL

WIDTH

NORTH

21/04/2020

SHEET TITLE

BLOCK 1- SECTIONS 2260

PROJECT

GUEST HOUSE Mezzanine level

4560

Lintel level +1350 mm

Ksheeraja Nihara CLIENT

Finished floor level -750 mm

BATHROOM

VERANDAH

EXISTING GUEST HOUSE

SAHYADRI SCHOOL PROPOSED BY

Hunnarshala Foundation for Building Technology & Innovations

425

2150

W-2b

Sill level +300 mm

CHECKED BY

DRAWN BY

+1630 mm

hunnarshālā

FOUNDATION

SECTION 1.4

8-16, Mahadev Nagar -1 B/H Valdas Nagar, Nr. Mirzapar Highway , Bhuj-Kutch – 370001, Gujarat, INDIA Phone: 02832 654014 Email: hunnarshala@yahoo.co.in Website: http://www.hunnarshala.org

Experiments KFI - Sahyadri school - Tiwai Hill In mud plastering we tried different types of Admixtures as stabilizer like Straws, Paper pulp, Sawdust, Straw with lime.Finishes were also experimented in diverse.

In Lime plastering finishes we experimented on Araish plastering- natural and other with a oxide and different ratio.

Role - Experiments on Mud plastering and Lime plastering on various finishes or same finish with different ratios to evolve a traditional finish which requires less maintanence.

In Lime flooring, experimented with different ratios of lime, sand and soil to reduce the number of cracks and the use of Industrially produced materials.

“Sustainable way of living (in terms of ecology, social and economic”

Learnings at Sacred Groves Wall, being Vertical element of a Building

Adobe bricks are essentially sun dried bricks made of earth and additives (if required).

Cob is a mixture of soil, sand (optional), fibre

while adding water to bind them effectively.

Vault is actually supported by the side of the

wall.

Earthcrete is a Up- cycling Process of demolished construction waste.

It is a beautiful art work, Wattle and daub is a traditional technique, using palm reeds/bamboo with soil to fill in.

Learnings at Sacred Groves Floor & Roof, being Horizontal elements of Building

Bamboo roofing

To experiment Limecrete as roof, to take up the external loads when lime hardens, designed split bamboo layer throughout for flexibility.

Mud flooring

Lime flooring

Cement flooring Lime crete Coir bed (dipped in a diluted sea shell lime putty to prevent moisture absorption) binds bamboo flooring and limecrete.

Cement flooring as a platform for gathering. Lime flooring is to be used for making adobe blocks as it absorbs moisture.

Learnings at Sacred Groves Finishes - Plastering

Yellow clay Paint is a organic paint. It is an art provoking our senses with patience.

Lime plastering Lime wash is a final coat of Lime plastering.

Lohi plastering Araish plastering A beautiful traditional Plastering technique involving lots of skills, energy and majorly patience.

Looking towards futuristic scope Social capitol

Community living room

Developing a place for people from diverse backgrounds to meet, form a network and develop a relationship among.

Comfortable areas and spaces to relax and socialise. Extension of people’s recreation time.

Competition and marketing Urban & Socio - cultural regeneration

Developing vision & marketing strategy, response to the rapid increase in digital access.

To provide social cohesion and Identity to the community. Place makers.

Life value and design excellence

LIBRARY

Addressing civic and environmental responsibilities reflecting on ecological sustainability, durability, functionality, social responsibility, cultural development.

Multi - cultural society

Place to Meet, Share, learn

Multilingual influences library, its funcions and activities it pursue.

Collaborative learning environment

Youth culture

active and interactive learning environment - to build spaces for people to use, learn and socialise alongwith technology access. Multimedia spaces - flexibility.

Major consumer of Information Technology - engages in dynamic, interactive and instantly responsive activities .

Program and partnerships

New Information Technology

Schools - colleges - instituitions - Illeterate users - literacy foundations

Part of our lifestyle. Growth in usage and need Being wireless - greater flexibility towards creating spaces.

Promoting as youth centre

multi culture society and

Multi- cultural society

Youth culture

New Information technology

Socio - culture regeneration

Evolving a place for Multi - cultural society - providing social cohesion and identity to the community balancing with developing information technology (in response to youth culture). socio - cultural regeneration and partnerships with various instituitons is attained, leading to a collaborative learning environment.

Programs and partnerships

Collaborative learning environment

A public space portraying a character that creates certain experiences.

Social capitol - Placemaking based on social - cultural fabric and Inviting public spaces

Inclusive

Adaptive

Sociable

Accessibility

Comfort

Partnerships

Community driven

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECTION

Typical stack room

Arrangements of stacks - less exposure to sunlight.

Rain water Harvesting pit

Circulation along with wind direction - flush of wind through the space.

Enclosed reading space for users preferring private and focused Vision.

Edges with readers space, facing landscape - trees and fins buffers sunlrays.

Other Academic interests

Thank you +91 9944924534 nihara.babu@gmail.com