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cv Drafting/BIM Autodesk Autocad Autodesk Revit BIM Modelling / Rendering Google Skecthup VLumionrayEnscapeTwinmotionAutodesk3ds Max Presentation Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign Adobe Lightroom Adobe Premier Pro AdobeAfter Effects Corel AutodeskDrawSketchbook Others Microsoft Office Dyanmo EnglishLanguages-advanced level Kannada - mother tongue Hindi -intermediate level Marathi -intermediate level Intern , MahagaonkarAssociates, hubballi ,India(2022) TasksAnd Responsibilities. Ÿ BIM Level 1(architectural design) Ÿ BIM Level 1 (construction drawings) Ÿ market study Ÿ 3d JuniorvisualisationArchitect,MerakiArchitecture ,pune,india February 2020- September 2020(8 months experience) TasksAnd Responsibilities. Ÿ architectural design Ÿ construction drawings Ÿ 3d CurrentlyReleventvisualisationExperienceIAmWorkingAsAFreelance. My Work Covers Ÿ Architectural Design Ÿ Construction Drawings Ÿ Interior Design Ÿ 3d workshopVisualisation Ÿ carpentry workshop 5 days (2016) Ÿ methods in conservation and preservation of tangible and intangible heritage.5 days(2017) Ÿ services and energy efficiency in bulidings .7day(2019) Education Ÿ Girish English Medium School Hubballi -(2001-2009) Ÿ Sherman English Medium School Belagavi(2009-2011) Ÿ K.l.e Society C.i.munavalli Polytechnic College Hubballi(2011-2014) Ÿ Bldea V PDr Pg Halakatti Cet Vijayapura -2016-2022 Competition Ÿ The Luch Box,rethinking Office Spaces In India 2019 Ÿ Annual Nasa Design Competition 2018 Ÿ Zonal Nasa DesignTrophy 2017,2018&2019 SOFTWARE SKILLS I am an architect, new to the professional world. while I have had the opportunity to experience it through my prior internship, I would undoubtedly be excited to start a new job in this industry now as an architect. being a learner, I value co-operation , understanding ,and an open mind in my surroundings Personal Efficiency Ÿ Creativity Ÿ Teamwork Ÿ Responsibility OmkarAttigeri 16th Feb 1996 +91 8762284565, +91 ar_omkar_attigeriattigeri-9b71a914bhttps://in.linkedin.com/in/omkar-hubballi,omkarattigeri@gmail.com8431751140karnataka,IndiaHobbies Ÿ Trekking Ÿ Travelling Ÿ Bike Riding Ÿ Chess
C O N T E N T S 1.Maritime 4.National3.Site2.ProposalIntroductionMapPlan(Thesis)MaritimeMuseum5.UnderwaterMuseum. 6.underwater Restaurant 7.seashell ,pearl,Minerals ,museum 8.working10.BIM9.internshipDrawings(revit)
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Lothal:About 80km Southwest OfAhmedabad,The CityThat StoodAtThisArchaeological Site 4500YearsAgo Was One OfThe Most Important OfThe Indus Valley Civilisation, Which Extended Into What Is Now Pakistan. Excavations Have RevealedThe World's Oldest KnownArtificial Dock, Which Was ConnectedToAn Old Course OfThe Sabarmati River. Other Features IncludeTheAcropolis,The LowerTown,The Bead Factory,The Warehouses,AndThe Drainage System.The Site Has Been NominatedTo Be EnlistedAs AUnesco World Heritage Site.TheTraveller Can See Fascinating Finds By Archaeologists Like CanalsAnd DockyardsThat Explain HowThis WasAn Important Trading City Artefacts SuggestThatTrade May Have Been Conducted With Mesopotamia, Egypt,And Persia.An EntireTownship WithAMarketAnd Dock Has Been Unearthed Here.
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Indian Maritime History Begins DuringThe 3rd Millennium Bce When Inhabitants OfThe Indus Valley Initiated MaritimeTrading Contact With Mesopotamia.The Cholas Excelled In ForeignTradeAnd MaritimeActivity, ExtendingTheir Influence OverseasTo ChinaAnd SoutheastAsia.TowardsThe End OfThe 9th Century, Southern India Had Developed Extensive MaritimeAnd CommercialActivity. The National Maritime Museum In Goa Would ServeAsARegional Maritime HubAndA Global MaritimeTrade Powerhouse, Showcasing VariousAspects Of Indian Maritime Artefacts. It Will PreserveThe Maritime HeritageAnd KeyAncient MaritimeTraditions, Which Otherwise Might Get Lost. It Will ProvideAccessToThe PublicAnd MakeThemAware Of India's Rich Maritime Heritage.The National Maritime Museum Will ConsolidateAllThe DiverseAnd Rich Artefacts FromAncientTo ModernTimes. It Displays High Standards Of ScientificAnd Engineering Skills, Far MoreAdvancedThanAnywhere Else InThe World. It Will Instil Pride, CreateAwarenessAnd Enhance KnowledgeAboutThe RichAnd Diverse Maritime History OfThe Country. Displaying MaritimeTrade RoutesAnd Foreigner RelationsTo CreateAn Exclusive Public Space DedicatedTo MaritimeActivities EncompassingTheir Past, PresentAnd Future. Making PeopleAware OfThe Maritime, Marine,And Navy FieldsTo BringTogether Various Fields Of MaritimeTrade, Education,The Navy,Travel, And Culture In One LocationTo PreserveThe Rich Maritime Heritage Of India. It Displays High Standards Of ScientificAnd Engineering Skills, Far MoreAdvancedThan Anywhere Else InThe World.
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State Maritime Museum Proposal National Maritime MaritimeProposedMuseumNationalMuseumProposedNational Heritage Maritime Museum MUMBAIGOALOTHAL CUTTACK MAHABALIPURAMVISHAKHAPATNAM KOCHI PORTBLAIR CHENNAI MARITIME MUSEUM PROPOSALMAP
TheThesis WasAnAProposal Of National Maritime MuseumAt Goa.the Design IntendedTo ExhibitAnd EstablishThe Configuration BetweenThe VariedActivities Of Underwater &maritime Museum. ADesignThat Can Strongly Emphasize On Visual PerceptionAsAn Iconic Structure That Can ServeAsALandmark InThe Stretch. The Site Consist Of National Maritime Museum, Underwater Museum. Underwater Restaurant, Seashell ,pearl, &minerals, Museum &Aquarium .The Museum Boost TheTouristsAttractive Place In Goa. ItAlso HaveThe Navy Ship & Submarine, Open Exhibition & Enclosed Exhibition
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FromThe Creation OfThe World’s First DockToThe Formation Of Highly Detailed Maps In HarappanThe Era, India’s Maritime History Is SimplyAstonishing. Evidence ExistsThat Around 2300 Bce, Harappans Were ShippingTimberAnd Special Woods Plus Luxury Items SuchAs Lapis Lazuli,Through NorthernAfghanistan Over Eastern IranTo Sumerian. Indians First Sailed In Primitive Rafts,Then On Catamarans Made With Logs Or Planks BoundTogether With CoirYarn. Inhabitants OfThe Indus Valley Initiated MaritimeTrading Contact With MesopotamiaAndThe RegionAroundThe Indus River. The World’s First Dock Was LocatedAt Lothal In Gujrat In 2400 Bc. /sections For Maritime Museum & MaritimeArt Gallery The Myth Of SeaAnd Ocean People, LandAndThe Sea SeaAnd Maritime DuringThe HarappanTimes MaritimeTradition: VedicTo Pre-mauryan Period Maritime ContactAndTrade DuringAncient IndiaAndThe Emergence Of Merchant Ports OfThe West, SouthAnd East Coast Maritime History OfThe Indian Ocean TheTraditional NavigationTechniques Landing Of Vasco-da-gama/Arrival OfThe Europeans The Impact Of Maritime Of Indian Society The Shipbuilders Of India Indian Maritime- Post-independence MaritimeArchaeology/ Oceanic Research India &The World MaritimeTraditions (contemporary) Exhibition & Enclosed Indian Maritime (ships & Submarine) Routes &
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This underwater sculpture park was made with the rejuvenation of the coral reefs in mind. Not only do they stimulate growth and re-population, they also draw visitors away from the natural coral reefs, protecting them from any harm that may be inflicted upon them by inexperienced divers. What is most special about these sculptures is not just their submerged location, but that the sculptures themselves act as artificial coral reefs, encouraging the growth of marine life. The artist crafted them from a long-lasting and pH neutral cement that acts as a stable platform on which coral and algae can grow. Not only do they stimulate growth and re-population, they also draw visitors away from the natural coral reefs, protecting them from any harm that may be inflicted upon them by inexperienced divers.
UNDERWATER MUSEUM
Underwater Exhibition Ÿ Matysa Ÿ Dwarka City Ÿ Snakes Kingdom Ÿ Utopia Underwater UnderwaterCity &above Water(floating)Exhibition Ÿ Varun Deva Ÿ Samudra Manthan Ÿ Varha Ÿ Agastya Ÿ 7 Rivers Ÿ KrishnaAnd Kaliya Above ExhibitionWater(floating) Ÿ Ram Setu Ÿ Himalayas Ÿ Vishnu Sleeping Pose Ÿ Indus Civilization Ÿ Ashoka BuddhismAnd Ÿ Gupta Empire Ÿ Rashtrakuta Empire Ÿ Mughal Empire Ÿ Vijayanagar Empire Ÿ Chola Empire Ÿ Martha Empire Ÿ Kadamba Dynasty Ÿ Indian Navy Theme / Sections For Underwater Museum
UNDERWATER RESTAURANT
"Under" has the dual meaning of "below" and "wonder," which befits the otherworldly marine atmosphere in the restaurant. Over half the restaurant is submerged in the sea so guests must enter through a glass walkway which extends between the coast and the shore.Through the large windows, diners can view various forms of sea life including urchins, crabs, spiny dogfish, seals, and distinctive seaweed and kelp.
SKYLIGHTROOFBASEMENT ROOF BASEMENTRAMPFLOOR WATER UNDERWATER RESTAURANT EXPLODE VIEW
"In this building, you may find yourself underwater, over the seabed, between land and sea.This will offer you new perspectives and ways of seeing the world, both beyond and beneath the waterline."
UNDERWATEREXPLODERESTAURANTVIEW
Seashells HaveAUnique ShapeThat MakesThemAmazingAmplifiers For Ambient Noises, IncludingAir.The SoundYou Hear IsAir PassingThrough The Shell,AmplifiedToAGreat Degree. ButThat's NotThe Only CoolThing AboutThem. The Form Of MuseumTakenThe Golden Ratio .which RelatedToThe Seashell.
SEASHELL,PEARL,MINERALS,MUSEUM SEASHELL, PEARL, MINERALS, MUSEUM EXPLODE VIEW ROOFAQUAGALLERY GROUNDWATER SEASHELLGALLERHOLOGRAMFLOORY,PEARL,MINERALS,GALLERY
1. Sea Shell Gallery 2. Pearl Gallery 3. Minerals Gallery 4. Hologram Gallery 5. Water Body 6. Ahu Room 7. Electrical Room 8. Curator Room 9. TransGender 10. Gents 11. Ladies 12. Pump Room 13. Gift Shop emporary Gallery
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