This is my Undergraduate portfolio, which contains selected works

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO NUTAN NAVALGUND

CONTACT NUMBER- 8762744862 EMAIL ID- nutannavalgund123@gmail.com

Nutan navalgund

Software skills Autodesk softwares • • • •

AutoCadd Revit Flow design Ecotect

Others • • • • •

Global mapper google earth google sketch up Lumion Climate consultant

Adobe softwares • • • •

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Photshop Illustrator Indesign Premier Pro

HELLO ! Iam Nutan and I love coffee .

An undergraduate student of Architecture 5th year ,The Habitat study always fascinates , Rather than just the built form standing alone, I always want to create a sense of belonging between the people and the apace through the intangible elements and i try my best to incorporate these intangile elements in my design by trying to critically analyse the existing spaces, I always feel that These Intangible things play a vital role in making the design User Oriented .

The local context and sustainability makes the design very specific to the site.

Architecture has brought dichotomy of my personality , allowing me to engage both creatively and scientifically with aesthetic and functional aspects of design. It really facinates me that how architecture can make a major change in how a person thinks!

The portfolio showcase selected works, designs , documentation and details during my curriculum.

Certificated achieved • SVA Griha • Coursera Autodesk – Revit Certificate • Revit • Photoshop Workshops Attended • Origami workshop 2016 by Arun Patil • Laurie baker hands on workshop, Trivandrum, Kerala, 2017 • Joinery Timber workshop, 2017 • Bamboo workshop, 2017 • SVA Griha Online Workshop • Sustainable building design – Udemy

Interests – • Travelling, exploring new things, Filmmaking, listening to music, learning software, Learning New things , Spirituality

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Campus design

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Office spaces

VIII sem design , 2020 1-Siteplan 2-Academic block 3-Academic block detailing 4-Views

V sem design , 2018 1-Siteplan 2-Detail explaination 3-Views

Covention centre design

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VI sem design , 2019 1-Siteplan 2-Concept explaination

Urban Insert VII sem design , 2019 1-Groupwork 2-Intervention (Individual work)

Working drawing V sem design , 2018 1-Detail drawings

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Proposed - IIM at Tadsinakoppa ,Dharwad

VIII- sem, (2020) Site area - 57Acres ,

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Faculty - Kalpesh patel Total builtup area - 22 Acres

SERVICE ENTRY

A guided experience for the users , using design and cues to force the users to navigate and interact. The central Plaza acts a student interactive space and acts a focal point , It is designed in such a way that the walking distance from one block to the other block is not more than 10 minutes .It is a Pedestrian friendly zone and cycle friendly zone.

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MASTER PLAN AT 1:1000 SCALE

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The central courtyard

Design thinking

Designed in a way that it incorporate things like natural lighting and ventilation, natural landscape features and other elements for creating a more productive and healthy built environment for the users

Social structure of IIM

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Resolving Site constrains and Climate constrains

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Use of locally available materials and sustainable building Materials

Academic block section

Courtyard Courtyard Levels are placed according to contours

Axonometric view of academic block

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Nature connectivity

Stimulations of heat gain

Academic block , Planning according to the heat gain analysis

Heat gain scale

Academic block plan

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Academic block

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Centralizes planning of the campus

The central plaza

Breakout zones and the Pedestrian pathway

Proposed Office spaces at Yeshwanthpur Bangalore Vth - sem, (2018) Location - Bangaluru

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Faculty - Harish kumar Site area - 2.54 acres

Design development stage

PLAN OF THE OFFICE SPACE

Taking a block , analysing it

user experience

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sustainability Separating the two blocks by creating a street

Aesthetics

Millenial lifestyle

Creating a height difference so that one building shadow falls on the other and the street is well shaded

Deriving the shape from the site context so that the street and the interactive spaces (nests) are well ventilated

The office spaces is designed in such a way that it is visually connected to the nature , the street is designed in a way that it makes the users to interact with people around to interact with each other and work eith collaboration with eachother .

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Core area

section section through the street

Detail of service stairs

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detail of the terrace swimming pool

The office space which is more connected to the nature

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The street view , in the office space

Proposed convention centre at Pilikula ,Mangalore Vth - sem, (2018) Site area - 15 acres

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Faculty - Harish kumar Location - Mangalore

MIXED PURPOSE

RECREATIONAL PURPOSE

Food street Cultural street BUISNESS PURPOSE

PLAN OF THE CONVENTION CENTRE Planning is done according to the climate data and considering all the site constrains , as the project is in Mangalore, so here climate data and following the local culture and vernacular architecture becomes very importat

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MODEL VIEWS

Food street

Cultural street

VIEW OF THE CULTURAL STREET

VIEW OF THE FOOD STREET AND CULTURAL STREET

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT STAGES

SECTION THROUGH THE AUDITORIUM

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Urban insert - BIDAR

An HUL(Historic Urban Landscape) Approach for inclusive and resilient development of cultural landscape of Bidar VII- sem, (2019)

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Faculty - Geetanjali Rao

Individual work

Intervention design- agricultural museum

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WORKED IN COLLABORATION WITH WHOLE CLASS

Documentaion Mahmud Gawan Madarsa

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Working drawing sheets

Sanction drawing of a residence

Ground floor plan

Terrace floor plan

Details

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Excavation drawing

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Excavation drawing

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Door detail

Elevation

WORKSHOPS

Shutter door details

Model making workshops by Er.Arun Desai

Construction material workshop

Laurie Baker workshop

BCM

Design international - Dubai

Beams and girder

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Videos i have documented which are related to architecture

YOUTUBE

OTHER INTERESTS

Video Portfolio Short introduction video about me

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Interviewed Mr. ARUN DESAI PAPER ENGINEER when he had visited our college durinng paper making workshop

Documented the model making process during a group work.

Certificates achieved

Certification in Revit

by LCC

Certification in Revit

by Autodesk Coursera

Certification in sustainable architecture

by Udemy

Certification in SVA Griha by GRIHA counsil

Dissertation

Social interaction in the market square and streets

Objective

The purpose of this study is to investigate the character of street, market square, usman gunj, a commercial street where Bidars famous Mahmud gawan madarsa is located and how the social interaction takes place there.

Aim Streets as a public space A street is a connection between nodes present in a city, which becomes an important place for people to interact, gather. The type of street can determine the city’s character. By portraying their own sense of place, they retain their unique identity and give psychological and functional meaning to the lives of people. Traditional streets in the heart of a city where historic buildings are located are visited daily by numerous peoples and should be evaluated for their physical characteristics and spatial qualities. The study will look at the street and the market space in terms of imageability, enclosure, human scale, transparency, and complexity and would explain the relevance of this in human interaction.

“Streets should be for staying in, and not just for moving through, the way they are today.” (Alexander, C., Ishikawa,S., Silverstein, M., 1977 The two main public space of a city are the market and the streets, the context, people and the how is the space is being used determines quality of any street or the market square. The key difference between a road and the street is the movement. They are three dimensional and are enclosed by buildings. Market squares are very static but the streets are vibrant in nature. Streets and market squares in India are used for many activities like shopping, sleeping, eating, grazing, playing, and sometimes it gives the shelter for the homeless at night. The market squares and the streets are enhanced by the physical quality and the ambience of that space.

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