Pallavi . S . Narayan : undergraduate architecture portfolio

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AN ARCHITECTURE ACADEMIC

portfolio PALLAVI . S . NARAYAN

2011-2015


D.O.B: 21-04-1993 Nationality : Indian Languages: English , Kannada, Hindi Residence : #159 2nd Main road Seshadripuram Bangalore:560020

PALLAVI .S. NARAYAN +91-9538298704

urban design

residential planning campus design

pallavi.sn7@gmail.com

Pursuing 4th year Architecture from BMS School of Architecture Bangalore Yelahanka (affiliated to vtu belgaum)

ACHIEVEMENTS :

-Secured first class with distinction in 6 semesters. -Ranked among the top 5 students in all the semesters -Secured 2nd rank in 2 consecutive semesters. -Headed the Registration team of REVERB2014 during the ZONASA hosted by BMSSA bangalore. -Participated in the earth workshop conducted by MR. Jackson Porretta.

MANUAL SKILLS: -drafting -sketching -rendering -model making 2011-2015

SOFTWARE SKILLS: -AutoCAD -REVIT -CorelDRAW -Photoshop -ArchiCAD -Sketchup -Microsoft Office


ACADEMIC WORKS DESIGN

Aug2011 - Jan 2012

Semester 1 Anthropometry My space - Residence

Feb - June 2012

Semester 2 Ice cream kiosk kindergarten

Aug2012 - Jan 2013

Semester 3 Recreation club

IN PORTFOLIO

DESIGN

THESIS

Feb - June 2013

Semester 4 Gated community Cafeteria

Aug - Dec 2013

Semester 5 Multi specialty Hospital Holiday home

Feb - June 2014

Semester 6 Film Institute

Aug - Dec 2014

Semester 7 Integrated lifestyle center - Shopping Mall Jewellery showroom

Dec 2014 - June 2015 Semester 8- THESIS Alternate learning centre

2011-2015

OTHER WORKS

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13&14

15 -20


design FILM INSTITUTE

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MULTI SPECIALITY HOSPITAL

4-6

INTEGRATED LIFESTYLE CENTRE - SHOPPING MALL

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GATED COMMUNITY

2011-2015

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RECREATION CLUB

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KINDERGARTEN

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FILM INSTITUTE

, BANGALORE

SEMESTER 6

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FEB-JUNE 2014


SITE LOCATION: Bettadahalsuru , Bangalore

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The campus is designed according to the surrounding context .The QUARRY area along with 3 lakes and the WINEYARD forms a NATURAL BACKDROP for outdoor shooting.

MASTERPLAN

6 SEMESTER SIX

DESIGN TOPIC

ILM INSTITUTE

SITE AREA: 20 acres

APPROACH TO DESIGN 1. SECONDARY AXES

interspatial releationship

QUARRY AREA

provision of fragmented outdoor shooting areas the use of AXES forms the main approch to design as the buildings are aligned along it. PRIMARY AXIS

-POTENTIAL SPACE is incorporatedin the design which forms the centric or the primary idea which connects the rest of the spaces in the campus. -The AMPHITHEATER is positioned in such a way that it forms the centric part of the student zone.

A hypothetical visual axis straight from the road leading to the quarry area. -Secondary axes emerg= ing from it. 2.

FILM INSTITUTE: - A film institute requires the collaboration of all the courses. -At the end of the academic year, a film should be made which involves all the pre and post production departments like editing , production , sound , acting etc - Thus INTERACTIVE SPACES were provided to involve PEER LEARNING.

MAIN APPROACH ROAD SERVICE ROAD

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COURTYARD FORMING THE POTENTIAL SPACE OF THE CAMPUS

PRIVATE ZONE SEMI PUBLIC ZONE PUBLIC ZONE

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Conceptual sketches

ZONING

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CASE STUDY: -WHISTLING WOODS , Mumbai Maharahtra - Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore Karnataka

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-Blocks of building aligned long the axis. LINE OF VISION . 3.

-Intersecting the axes by buildings keeping the line of vision undisturbed .


SITE LOCATION: Bettadahalsuru , Bangalore

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6 SEMESTER SIX

DESIGN TOPIC

ILM INSTITUTE

SITE AREA: 20 acres

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1.GROUND FLOOR PLAN OF THE ACADEMIC BLOCK

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hostel blocks

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ADMINISTRATION BLOCK

QUARRY ADMIN

FILM INSTITUTE MODEL

Front Elevation AUDITORIUM

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academic block front view

Elevation of the Academic block


Multi Speciality Hospital,

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AUG-DEC 2013


SITE LOCATION: Chamundi foothills , Bangalore

SITE AREA: 18 acres

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DESIGN TOPIC

ulti Speciality Hospital

5 SEMESTER FIVE Conceptual sketchs

-Modern hospitals buildings are designed to minimize the effort of medical personnel and the possibility of contamination while maximizing the efficiency of the whole system.

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-Exposure to nature and hospital gardens plays a major impact in the healing of the patient . Thus in this project , the context i.e the Chamundi hills is made to use in such a way that the hospital courtyard flows into the landscape of the hills. pe

-Hotel proposed in the same site as further expansion

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-Courtyard forming the main visual point.

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-Travel time for personnel within the hospital and the transformation of patients between 2 units should be minimum. Hence the hospital is divided into 3 wings A ,B & C. The main wing B consists of the public and semi public zones and connects A and C.

-Initial zoning of the hospi-tal and the hotel facing the hills.

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possible future expansion

-The hotel is placed at the rear end as it does not have a direct vision of the hospital . Also the landscape in front can be utilized to host parties

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-CASE STUDY: SAGAR HOSPITAL , Banshankri, Bangalore

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-A silk emporium for the common space between the hotel and hospital. The multi speciality hospital might receive people from all over the world, hence silk , which is famous in the city of Mysore is made available here -Hospital is more towards the road as it can be easily accessible and reduces travel time.

-Interior garden providing daylight.

N MASTERPLAN -The hotel and hospital oriented towards Chamundi hills.

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-The introduction of coutyards and interior gardens provides daylight throughout the hospital.

-The parking is provided on the side of the site which reduces the noise and provides unobstructed vision.

OVERALL ZONING OF THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS IN THE HOSPITAL 5

VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL STACKING


SITE LOCATION: Chamundi foothills , Bangalore

SITE AREA: 18 acres

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DESIGN TOPIC

5 SEMESTER FIVE

ulti Speciality Hospital

GROUND FLOOR PLAN OF HOSPITAL

waiting

out patient department

HILLS

Clinics

-The Ground floor had the out patient department and the major test labs along with the emergency wards. -The first floor was for the accomodation of the relatives , hospital staff and had the meditation and the prayer hall. -The second floor had the operation theatres, ICU , obstetric ward , pediatric ward.

reception

-The last floor had the general , semi private and the private wards.

Therapy room

Exercise room

Fire escape

Fire escape

Main entrance

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isolation

store

pediatric ward

isolation

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nurse room

trolley bay

air lock

trolley bay

Fire escape

obstetric ward

SECOND FLOOR PLAN OF HOSPITAL

Fire escape

Fire escape Fire escape

THIRD FLOOR PLAN OF HOSPITAL ELEVATION OF HOSPITAL

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Integrated lifestyle centre

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SEMESTER 7

Shopping mall

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AUG-DEC 2014


SITE LOCATION: NAGAWARA , Bangalore

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DESIGN TOPIC

ntegrated lifestyle centre Shopping mall

SITE AREA: 7.04 acres

7 SEMESTER SEVEN Conceptual sketches

RESIDENCES

-Designing with respect to URBAN CONTEXT. -Creating a visual and physical linkage to connect the mall with its neighbouring context. -The concept of OPEN MALL or a typical CITY STREET is applied in this project

VISUAL CONNECTIONS

OFFICES

-Two courts forms the main potential space or the centric space which directs a person to a close by utility or the vertical transport like life , stairs or the elevator.

-The two courts form the primary space from where the secondary spaces emerge -The court has steps which go .5m down which has provision for seating.

NAGAWARA LAKE

PRIVATE PROPERTY

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-The other spaces of the mall being zoned around the couts and also the connections of it to the surrounding context.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN OF SHOPPING MALL

ZONING GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR atrium

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SECOND FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

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Anchor.Big brand Retail Hypermarket Lifts,Staircase,Fire escape stairs ,Escalators Services


SITE LOCATION: NAGAWARA , Bangalore

SITE AREA: 7.04 acres

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DESIGN TOPIC

7 SEMESTER SEVEN

ntegrated lifestyle centre Shopping mall

FRONT ELEVATION

N THIRD FLOOR PLAN OF SHOPPING MALL

STACKED PARKING

-Hotel proposed above the mall. -A lobby for the hotel provided in the ground floor -A skylight provided in the central court space. -Thus people coming to the mall will not have a clue about the hotel being on the upper floor. -Common amenities like the gym and spa was provided on the hotel side and it overlooked the LAKE.

Sketchup massing model

HYPERMARKET

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SECTION ALONG THE COURT

N LOWER BASEMENT

PLAN OF SHOPPING MALL

-The atrium can be viewed from all the above floors -The volume of the atrium changed on each floor -It overlooked the central court -The facade of the mall had digital screens. Which not only provided unobstructed vision of the NAGAWARA LAKE but also provided privacy.

SECTION ALONG THE LENGHT OF THE MALL 9


SITE LOCATION: Bangalore SITE AREA: 30 acres

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DESIGN TOPIC

4 SEMESTER FOUR

ated Community: Villas , Apartments , Row houses, Villaments stone slab

brick cladding

ROW HOUSES

Detail of compound wall

Entrance of the community

villaments

apartments Ground floor plan of 3 Row houses

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Gated community -The masterplan was designed by the basic concept of AXIAL LINES creating vision. -At every intersection there was a round about which had the primary roads leading to the secondary roads -Two typology of houses shared a row houses common park space that way it would induce collaboration also..

villas

Elevation of 3 Row houses

MASTERPLAN

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VILLA

VILLA MODEL

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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VILLA MODEL

FRONT ELEVATION


SITE LOCATION: Bangalore SITE AREA: 30 acres

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4 SEMESTER FOUR

ated Community: Villas , Apartments , Row houses, Villaments APARTMENTS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN OF VILLAMENT

3BHK APARTMENT WITH 3 UNITS IN EVERY FLOOR

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2BHK APARTMENT WITH 3 UNITS IN EVERY FLOOR

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN OF VILLAMENT

SECOND FLOOR PLAN OF VILLAMENT

VILLAMENTS:

THIRD FLOOR PLAN OF VILLAMENT

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-A villament is a mix of a villa and an apartment. -Here a unit consists of 4 houses , the first 2 occupying the ground and the 1st floor and the other 2 occupying the 3rd and the 4th floor. -The houses share common amenities like the sit outs, swimming pool , parking and the central service core.


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SEMESTER THREE AND TWO

SEMESTER 3:RECREATION CLUB

3&2

SEMESTER 2:KINDERGARTEN

STUDY OF COLUMNS ARCHES AND COURTYARDS

N -The recreation club was designed in a such a way that the building sort of flows into the landscape by providing SEMI OPEN SPACES. -The site had a lot of landscape features which was used in the design. -It faced a water body.Thus the outdoor activities , the restaurant overlooked the water body.

View of the assembly

-PERGOLAS were provided for the pathways which created a play with light and shade.

-The idea of SEMI OPEN SPACES is justified by the use of courtyards, interior gardens,split levels etc. -Gazebos and kabanas are provided for seating.

PLAN OF THE KINDERGARTEN

FRONT ELEVATION ICE CREAM KIOSK MODEL -Guest cottages were provided along the water edge to give a nice view.

DETAILED PLAN OF THE GUEST COTTAGES AND THE SPORTS ZONE

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thesis

DEC - JUNE Work in progress 2015

ALTERNATE LEARNING HUB Augmenting the Formal Education of Mangalore

“If you wanted to create an education environment that was directly opposed to what the brain was good at doing, you probably would create something like a classroom..”

John J Medina Developmental molecular biologist ‘Brain Rules’ multimedia project explaining how the brain works 2011-2015


THESIS

ALTERNATE LEARNING HUB

The project essentially envisagesan OPEN and encouraging learning environment where knowledge and skills are shared by a community involving primarily peer tutoring. Peer learning or cooperative learning is a mode that employs “ learning for everyone , by everyone , about almost anything.” It involves aspects of self-organization (an active constructive process) and hence requires an informal learning context . Hence an alternative to the customary classroom environment is being sought as the challenge of this architectural thesis.

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8 SEMESTER EIGHT

Augmenting the Formal Education of Mangalore

(this is roughly modelled after the UNESCO proposed NFE centre called CLAD or Centre for Learning Active Development)) •Literacy, Basic education, Post literacy •Income generation •Life skill program •EQUIVALENCY PROGRAMS should be customised according to local needs and context as per UNESCO standards of CLC’S •Involve The Community •Ensure Mix Of Diverse Groups Of People •Ensure Informal Interactive Environment

Flexible Learning Strategies (FLS) -The thesis aims to explore the idea of flexible learning strategies which is an umbrella term for Alternative (informal and non-formal) Education Programmes. SHANTINIKETAN GURUKUL MUTTS OF UDUPI CONCEPTS

-The atrium can be viewed from all the above floors -The volume of the atrium changed on each floor -It overlooked the central court -The facade of the mall had digital screens. Which not only provided unobstructed vision of the NAGAWARA LAKE but also provided privacy.

Non-formal education is important component of national policy for NFE.


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THESIS

ALTERNATE LEARNING HUB

8 SEMESTER EIGHT

Augmenting the Formal Education of Mangalore

Studing the climate of Mangalore

Conceptual sketch showing the three different zones. The formal zone , peer learning zone and the public interface

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-Working with axes

bringing the landscape into the built environment The three zones merging -Learning -peer learning -public interface

-CAMPUS PLANNING Working with modules/grids

Nethravathi river

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other works Building Construction and Materials

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Climatology 17 Working Drawing

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Cad and Workshops 19 Sketches 20

2011-2015


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DOMES

TYPES OF DOMES AND VAULT

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BRICK MASONRY STAIRS

SECTION AT AA

FORMWORK

STONE MASONRY STAIRS

PLAN

ISOMETRIC VIEW OF WAFFLE SLAB

SITE VISIT Manyata Tech Park To study pile foundation

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ISOMETRIC VIEW OF SLAB AND BEAM

FRAMELESS GLASS DOOR DETAILS


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VIEW OF WOODEN SLIDING DOOR

Isometric view showing 3 bays of North Light Truss System

-Hotel proposed above the mall. -A lobby for the hotel provided in the ground floor -A skylight provided in the central court space. -Thus people coming to the mall will not have a clue about the hotel being on the upper floor. -Common amenities like the gym and spa was provided on the hotel side and it overlooked the LAKE.

Valley detail

modular workstation

Ridge detail

-The atrium can be viewed from all the above floors -The volume of the atrium changed on each floor -It overlooked the central court -The facade of the mall had digital screens. Which not only provided unobstructed vision of the NAGAWARA LAKE but also provided privacy.

KITCHEN LAYOUT 16


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7 SEMESTER SEVEN

limatology

4TH Semester:CAFETERIA location:KERALA

5TH Semester:HOLIDAY HOME location: Adjacent to Black Palace, DUBAI,UAE -Hot and Dry climate. -introducing the courtyard will reduce the amount of heat in the house. -The house faces the sea. Thus the wind from the sea is utilized. -

SEA

-Hotel proposed above the mall. -A lobby for the hotel provided in the ground floor -A skylight provided in the central court space. -Thus people coming to the mall will not have a clue about the hotel being on the upper floor. -Common amenities like the gym and spa was provided on the hotel side and it overlooked the LAKE.

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PLAN OF CAFETERIA 30mx30m -The main elevations and the rooms should be placed facing the NORTH SOUTH direction towards the prevailing wind. -The form should be spread out. -Provision of effective cross ventilation. -SEMI OPEN SPACES :balconies , varandahs, and porches provided.

-Plan : long and narrow to arrow cross ventilation. -The atrium can be viewed from all the above floors -CafĂŠ faces the sea. Thus the sea breeze can -The volume of the atrium changed on each floor be utilized -It overlooked the central court -The facade of the mall had digital screens. Which not only provided unobstructed vision of the NAGAWARA LAKE but also provided privacy.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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-Introducing a water body will reduce the heat.

OPTIMIZATION OF THE ORIENTATION coconut trees native to Kerala

-The plan is narrow and elongated. -The courtyard being the central space. -Seeing the location of the home i.e in Dubai , the elevation is brown in colour due to the frequent sandstorms.

Light weight timer construction holds little heat

FRONT VIEW VIEW OF THE POOL


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Residential project -First floor plan -Second floor plan -Terrace plan -Column layout -Footing -Slab and Beam layout(1 2 & 3) -Dimensions (1 2 & 3) -Hotel proposed above the mall. -Electrical layout (1 2 & 3) -A lobby for the hotel provided in the ground floor -A skylight provided in the central court space. -Reinforcement detail -Thus people coming to the mall will not have a clue about the hotel being on the upper floor.-Electrical layout(1 2 & 3) -Common amenities like the gym and spa was provided -Stairs detail on the hotel side and it overlooked the LAKE. -Plumbing layout -Kitchen layout

Reinforcement detail

First Floor Electrical Layout

Side Elevation Front Elevation


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INTERIOR VIEW DAY VIEW

NIGHT VIEW

-The plan was taken from 1st semester design topic of The Residence

-SELECTED AS THE 10 BEST CAD WORKS OF BMSSA 4th semester ARCHICAD and Atlantis GROUP WORK OF 2: Model of DOME WITH INTERNAL RIBS

EARTH WORKSHOP

-Construction of stairs: -Mixing of cement , bending of the reinforcements and construction of the stairs

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conducted by Mr. Jackson Porretta. -The brick making , curing , designing etc were completely done by 30 students. -Old bottles were used for the backrest -located in the first floor lobby of BMSSA.

-The frame work for the dome we used plastic pot. -Metal wires were used for the reinforcements or the ribs. -The dome was later plastered with white cement.


SKETCHES

St Peter’s plaza

St Peter’s Rome by Michelangelo and others

Kanchenjunga Apartments , Mumbai

PHYSICAL PLANNING Documentation on Russell Market

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Pallavi . S . Narayan 9538298704 pallavi.sn7@gmail.com


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