Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio by Pooja Kabadi

portfolio POOJA KABADI

OBJECTIVE Desirous for in-depth knowledge in architecture and obtaining practical exposure. Aim to combine creativity, design ideas, and research to work towards the prosperity of society. Impact the world positively and excel in my field through hard work, skill, and perseverance.

EDUCATION KLE Technological University, Hubbali, Karnataka (2016-2021) 8.58/10 CGPA

TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE • • • • •

Autocad Sketchup Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Microsoft Office

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Lumion BIM software – Revit Abode Illustrator Adobe Premiere Pro Autodesk- Flowdesign

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Critical Thinking Active Listening Problem Solving Management skills Teamwork Willingness to learn

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Creativity Analytical thinking Effective Communication Leadership Adaptability

ACHIEVEMENTS •

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Represented college in Ethos National Association of Students of Architecture (2016-2020) (BCM, working drawing sheets presented for Reubens Trophy). Secured highest marks in Design Studio & achieved excellence by scoring highest marks in Semester II, III, IV, V, VI, and VII. Team leader during Urban Design-2019. Represented school several times in drawing competitions. Secured second position in State level Maths talent search. State-level Badminton player.

WORKSHOPS • Laurie Baker workshop held in Laurie Baker Center Kerela – Jun 2017 Acquired hands-on learning by constructing arch, making clay bricks and understanding materials used for low-cost housing along with pros and cons.

• Bamboo workshop- Feb 2018

About the usage of bamboo in construction, benefits of light material, and the ways to use it.

CONTENTS

SOFT SKILLS

OFFICE SPACES....................................................04 CONVENTION cENTER........................................10 APARTMENTS.........................................................18 SCHOOL.................................................................24 URBAN DESIGN....................................................28 WORKING DRAWING.........................................34 INTERIOR DESIGN.................................................40 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION................................44 MEASURE DRAWING..........................................46 DISSERTATION.......................................................48 OTHER wORKS....................................................50

• Paper Engineering Workshop-Feb 2017 With paper to improve creativity, skill and to understand open, semi-open, columnless structures. Constructed models such as dome, shell, tensile structures, etc.

• Workshops at Zonal National Association of Students of Architecture-2019. VOLUNTEERING •

Volunteered in organizing National Association of Students of Architecture -2019. • Volunteered in various Government initiatives like Paint the city, Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and Daan Utsav. English , Hindi, Kannada LANGUAGES

01 OFFICE SPACES

THE OFFICE SPACE COMPRISES OF CURRENT TRENDS AND BLENDS FUNCTIONALITY INTO THE CO-WORKING SPACES

OFFICE SPACES

Retail spaces with triple height entrance lobby

(AUG- DEC 2018)

Introduction The idea of co-working hub triggered as the new modern community,consists of more freelancers , start ups & solo entrepreneurs , and constitute a large amount of the total workforce in the future. Nowadays younger generations prefer to work in the places where they find a community of like-minded people as well as a fun and social workplace.

• • • • • • • • • •

Co-Working spaces Formal / Informal Working spaces Virtual Office spaces Serviced Office Spaces Shared Third space (Work / Play) Roof Top Restaurant/ Cafeteria Open office plaza Meeting / Conference spaces Rental spaces Amenities - Game zones ,Spa ,Re-creational spaces, Pre-viewTheaters, Private terraces, etc.

FIRST FLOOR LVL

RENTAL SPACES 1226.7sq.m

Virtual office spaces SECOND FLOOR LVL

Shared Third space (Work / Play) Workspace (Co-working office spaces)

DOWN

Workspace (Co-working office spaces) with ptivate tenant terrace space

ENT

TRIPLE HT ENTRANCE LOBBY

THIRD, NINTH & TWELFTH FLOOR LVL

LIFT LOBBY

Workspace (Co-working office spaces)

+0.60M

Indoor meeting zones (Formal & Informal) Open office plaza/Refuge area (Work / Play) (double ht)

ENT

Shared Third space (Work / Play) Workspace (Co-working office spaces) with ptivate tenant terrace space

FOURTH,TENTH & THIRTEENTH FLOOR LVL

RENTAL SPACES 740.76sq.m

DOWN

FIFTH FLOOR LVL

Workspace (Co-working office spaces)

SECURITY

Co-working spaces Embrace a flexible approach to work, building a new way of working that helps maximizing productivity & build personal network of the users.

6.0M WIDE DRIVEWAY

Cafeteria / Informal meeting zones & outdoor seating spaces

10 M WIDE DRIVEWAY

Formulated Area Program consists of-

Sports zone/ spa(amenities space)

CHILLER PLANT ROOM

SERVICE ENT

RAMP TO BASEMENT

Type- Office Location- Yeshwantpur area, Bangalore, India. Site Area- 2.54 acres Permissible FAR- 3.0- 3.75 Max Permissible Ground coverage- 40% Max Permissible height - No height restriction Parking Requirements - 1 car park for every 50sq.m of built up.

10M WIDE DRIVEWAY

6.0M WIDE DRIVEWAY

• • • • • • •

GROUND FLOOR LVL

Conference and meeting zones (indoor & outdoor)

10 M WIDE DRIVEWAY

Design Brief

TRANSFORMER & DG ROOM

STP

2 WHEELER PARKING

SIXTH FLOOR LVL

MASTER PLAN

Serviced Offices

Shared Third space (Work / Play)

SEVENTH & SIXTEENTH FLOOR LVL

Fully functional Office spaces designed for companies of all sizes. Fecilitating networking opportunities, strong business support, etc.

Shared Third space (Work / Play) (Indoor & Outdoor spaces)

Workspace (Co-working office spaces)

Shared Third space (Work / Play)

Virtual offices

Workspace (Co-working office spaces)

Use a prime Location as tenant business address, Avail personalizes reception, courier & telephony services.

EIGHTH & ELEVENTH FLOOR LVL

Refuge Area

Concept/ Planning Development 1

Open office plaza/Refuge area (Work / Play) (double ht)

Area covering 40% ground coverage for maximum utility as the demand/rental cost is more for the Ground floor spaces.

FOURTEENTH FLOOR LVL

Dividing in 3 parts • Central core- Lift lobby. • Working spaces on either side.

Fire espcape & fire lift lobby in the working spaces which is within 25m distance and convenient in case of emergency.

Third Shared Space (Work / Play) A common informal spaces at the center which acts as FUN & SOCIAL WORKPLACE.

Workspace (Co-working office spaces)

Open office plaza/Refuge area (Work / Play) (Below) Workspace (Co-working office spaces) FIFTEENTH FLOOR LVL

Amenities zone ( Game zones, preview theater, relaxation zone) (Play)

SEVENTEETH FLOOR LVL

SITE PLAN SITE PLAN

Roof top Indoor & outdoor Restaurant spaces

Entrance view

BASEMENT PLAN SECTION AT AA’

View of open office plaza at 5th floor

SECTION AT BB’ WORKSPACE FLOOR PLAN

View of west side

02. C

ONVENTION CENTER

Design Brief • • • • •

Type- Convention center Location- Bangalore, India. Site Area- 15.43 acres Permissible FAR- 2.5 Max Permissible Ground coverage- 45%

Design Story

UNDERGROUND

The site for the proposed project is situated in the northern part of Banglore. It is located to the north of Kempegowda International Airport, in the locality named Boovanahalli.The design in inspired by the concept of underground building, as the aerial distance between the airport and the site is less than 3 km. The design takes advantage of the nature.Earth acts as a natural sound damper thus minimising the cost on building materials,Temperature below the ground is around 4-5 degrees lesser, and it reduces the usage of centralised air conditioning,Green roof adds sustainability to the building,Gravity can be used for water service, minimising the costs on pumping, Fire Resistance, High thermal efficiency, Energy saving, Resistance to earthquakes and other natural calamities, Low construction and maintenance costs.The design has an enchanting mystery aspect. When one enters the site, he will remain oblivious of the convention centre as its hidden below the ground. The upper surface is a green roof, which is accessible to the public. Thus, there exists a water cascade which leads the way to the visitor. On entering, one experiences enormous openness with huge stairs leading the visitor downwards with falling water from floating structure around him. The water droplets sprinkles on the visitor as he walks down, which gives a soothing affect and a sense of celebration, happiness and tranquillity. This water further falls into the artificial lake present at the lowest level.There exists a huge open central space which acts as a point of convergence where people can meet and celebrate and the space also provisions an open air theater.The mystery element of the design will always make the building look fascinating. While the other construction techniques get evolved with time.

Formulated Area Program consists ofMeeting / Conference spaces Auditorium- 350 capacity Plenary Hall-2000 capacity Office spaces Multi purpose Hall Ball rooms

10 M WIDE ROAD

EXIT 3

GENTS TOILET

COSTUME ROOM

(MALE) (5.0X 4.0)M

STORE ROOM

(FEMALE) (5.0X 4.0)M

CCTV ROOM (5.0 X 4.0)M

(5.0 X 4.0)M

LADIES TOILET

FHR

COSTUME ROOM

(MALE) (5.0X 4.0)M

FIRE LIFT

COSTUME ROOM

(FEMALE) (5.0X 4.0)M

(5.0 X 4.0)M

JANITOR

FHR

(5.0 X 4.0)M

FIRE LOBBY

COSTUME ROOM

STORE ROOM

CCTV ROOM

FIRE LIFT

FIRE LOBBY

GENTS TOILET

STAGE (34.2 X 15.08)M

10 M WIDE ROAD

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WATE NSER

• • • • • •

JANITOR

Convention Halls Exhibition spaces (indoor/semi-open) Banquet Hall Central Kitchen Central open space Restaurant/ Cafeteria

10 M WIDE

• • • • • •

COUNTER

SOUND PROOF ENTRANCE/EXIT

EXH

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ADV

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SOUND PROOF XIT NCE/E

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MIRROR

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Q.M

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5SQ

30.1

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COU

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PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

ISEME

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MIRROR

AHU ROOM

DRINKING WATER DISPENSER

FHR

GENTS TOILET

MIRROR

STAGE

WATER CASCADE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 1 (STREET)

400SQ.M

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH

MIRROR

HALL 1 PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

MIRROR

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 1 (STREET)

MIRROR

JANITOR

DOWN

HALL 1

GENTS TOILET

CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH

FIRE LIFT

(EMERGENCY EXIT)

LADIES TOILET

(5.0X 4.0)M

INFO & REGISTRATION COUNTER

LADIES TOILET

JANITOR

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

FIRE LOBBY

HALL 2

MULTI-FUNCTIONAL HALL (FLEXIBLE HALL)

LOBBY

(EMERGENCY EXIT)

CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH

815 SQ.M

HALL 3

CONTROL ROOM (3.9 X 3.9)M

(FLEXIBLE HALL)

2788SQ.M

(CORE 4) CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 1 (STREET)

CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE OF AUDITORIUM

JANITOR

GENTS TOILET

MIRROR

AHU ROOM

LADIES TOILET

SOUND PROOF CORRIDOR OF 5M WIDE

225SQ.M

FHR

FIRE LIFT

(EMERGENCY EXIT)

INFO & REGISTRATION COUNTER

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

DOWN

SOUND PROOF CORRIDOR OF 5M WIDE

WATER CASCADE

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

MIRROR

LAKE

MIRROR

HALL 3 GENTS TOILET

FIRE LOBBY

ROAD

JANITOR

FIRE LIFT

DOWN

10 M WIDE ROAD

FHR DOWN

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

MIRROR

LADIES TOILET

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 1 (STREET)

Water casade acting as a guide way

(7.4 X 10.0)M

400SQ.M

EXHIBITION HALL STORAGE AREA

FREIGHT LIFT

10 M WIDE

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

HALL 2

400SQ.M

(LOADING IN)

RAM

B’

(5.0X 4.0)M

(EMERGENCY EXIT)

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

DOWN

(LOBBY)

DOWN

425SQ.M

(18 X 8.5)M

GREEN ROOM (4.8 X 5.8)M

DOWN

CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH

AHU ROOM

CLOAK ROOM

(5.0X 4.0)M

(6.0 X 7.0)M

GENTS TOILET MIRROR

COSTUME ROOM

LADIES TOILET

COSTUME ROOM

(FEMALE)

(MALE)

(4.2 X 4.0)M

(4.0 X 4.0)M

STORE ROOM

CCTV ROOM (4.2 X 4.0)M

(4.0 X 4.0)M

MIRROR

MAIN ENTRANCE FOYER

DOWN

1050SQ.M

CABIN

DOWN

1050SQ.M

DOWN

(EMERGENCY EXIT)

WATER CASCADE

MAIN ENTRANCE FOYER

DOWN

740SQ.M

STAGE

(4.8 X 5.8)M

(CORE 2)

(CORE 1)

80.8SQ.M

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

(FLEXIBLE HALL)

GREEN ROOM

SOUND PROOF CORRIDOR OF 5M WIDE

225SQ.M

(EMERGENCY EXIT)

HELP DESK

BANQUET HALL

WHEELCHAIR

SOUND PROOF CORRIDOR OF 5M WIDE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

FLOATING STRUCTURE FOR WATER FALL

LIGHT/ SOUND CONTROL ROOM

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

(8.6X 9.7)M

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 1 (STREET)

STORAGE AREA FOR BANQUET

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 1 (STREET)

MEDIA

MURAL

(CORE 3)

RECEPTION DESK

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

VIP LOUNGE

VIP LOUNGE LOBBY (8.5 X 14.6)M

(24.0 X 12.0)M

CABIN WAITING AREA

SERVICE STAIRCASE

FREIGHT LIFT

DOWN KITCHEN EXT

TOILET

FREIGHT LIFT UP ROLLING SHUTTER

(MALE)

KITCHEN (14.9 X 6.9)M

(5.8X 7.4)M

PERGOLAS

SERVICE LOUNGE

Accessible g reen roofs

STORE ROOM

(14.7X 4.0)M

(3.8 X 3.8)M

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM

MIRROR

RAMP

CAFE FOR VIP

REST ROOM

PERGOLAS

STORAGE/ LOADING IN ROOM

(25.9X 20.3)M

PERGOLAS

OUTDOOR SEATING

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM

CAFETERIA

PERGOLAS

(FEMALE)

PLATFORM

(24.0 X 15.0)M

WATER CASCADE

ROLLING SHUTTER

(5.8X 7.4)M

TOILETS

PERGOLAS

MIRROR

PERGOLAS

DROP OFF POINT

10 M WIDE ROAD

6 M WIDE DRIVE WAY

10 M WIDE

10 M WIDE ROAD

WATER CASCADE

6 M WIDE DRIVE WAY

9 M WIDE DRIVE WAY

6 M WIDE DRIVE WAY

10 M WIDE ROAD

6 M WIDE DRIVE WAY

10 M WIDE ROAD

WATER CASCADE

EXIT 2

ROAD

6 M WIDE DRIVE WAY

Open cut out at ground level for ventilation

SECURITY ROOM

6 M WIDE DRIVE WAY

WATER CASCADE

SITE PLAN

6 M WIDE DRIVE WAY

EXIT 1 ENTRANCE PLAZA WITH SEATING'S

GATE 2 ENTRANCE PLAZA WITH SEATING'S SECURITY ROOM

GATE 1

MASTER PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN ( 0 LEVEL)

View near service entry

SECURITY ROOM

A’

PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER AT

GATE 3

REMARKS SCALE

NAME : POO USN : 01FA1

As one enters, they see the view of a natural green land form, with only one built form of the planary hall, which is visible to a person entering the site. The rest of the building is designed such that it lies underground and is not visible to a visitor, this adds an element a mystery to the building. Also, it provides different user experiences as one walks through it. There are green terraces in every floor, used for many activities like recreational purposes. The mystery element of the design will always make the building look fascinating.

Conceptual sketches & views

Detail @ A The section represents the open cut outs at ground level which provides natural lighting and ventilation for lower level. It creates a recreational zone with green spaces, falling water, green wall and provides a provision for outdoor seating. Thus, providing the ambiance of the nature This sketch gives a clear representation of water element acting as guide way to a visitor. The visitor will get an experience of huge open space. The huge central cut out can be utilized as recreational space. The staircase can also be used for seating purposes. The water then falls into an artificial lake.

AHU ROOM

SUIT 1

SUIT 2

SUIT 3

SUIT 4

(5.4 X 4.9)M

SUIT 5

(5.4 X 4.9)M

(5.0X 4.0)M

FIRE LIFT

MIRROR

JANITOR

FHR

FIRE LOBBY

STALL 6 STALL 6

DRINKING WATER DISPENSER

MEETING ROOM

MEETING ROOM MIRROR

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

MIRROR

(6.0 X 8.0 )M

SUIT 2

SUIT 1 (5.4 X 4.9)M

SUIT 4

SUIT 3

(5.4 X 4.9)M

SUIT 5

JANITOR

(6.0 X 4.7)M

MIRROR

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

DRINKING WATER DISPENSER

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

(5.4 X 4.9)M

CONVENTION HALL

WATER CASCADE

MIRROR

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

STALL 5

(DOWN)

STREET

WATER CASCADE

(DOWN)

400SQ.M

2788SQ.M LADIES TOILET

HALL 1 (DOWN)

KITCHEN STALL 5

STREET

(INFORMAL MEETING SPACE)

CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH

(FLEXIBLE HALL)

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

STALL 5

JANITOR

OUTDOOR SEATING

SERVICE AREA

HALL 1

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

(13.2 X 6.7 )M

BAR & RESTAURANT

WATER CASCADE

LADIES TOILET

MIRROR

(FLEXIBLE)

MIRROR

STALL 5

400SQ.M

2788SQ.M

CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

(FLEXIBLE HALL) JANITOR

BALL ROOM 2

MIRROR

CONVENTION HALL 1.6 M WIDE CORRIDOR WHEN DIVIDED

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

CONVENTION HALL

(13.2 X 6.7 )M

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

TEMPORARY STAGE

(FLEXIBLE)

DOWN

WATER CASCADE

(DOWN)

STALL 6

DOWN

GENTS TOILET

BALL ROOM 2

MIRROR

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

(DOWN)

STALL 6

MIRROR

STREET

GENTS TOILET

MIRROR

DOWN

FIRE LIFT

FHR

DOWN

(DOWN) 2788SQ.M

225SQ.M

CONVENTION HALL

FIRE LOBBY

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

STALL 6

(DOWN) UP

2788SQ.M CONTROL ROOM UP

(FLEXIBLE)

(13.2 X 6.7 )M

(FLEXIBLE)

(13.2 X 6.7 )M

(3.9 X 3.9)M

BALL ROOM 3

BALL ROOM 2

BALL ROOM 1

(FLEXIBLE)

(13.2 X 6.7 )M

MULTI FUNCTIONAL SPACE

BALL ROOM 3

BALL ROOM 2

BALL ROOM 1

CONTROL ROOM

(20 X 13.0 )M

(3.9 X 3.9)M

HALL 2

FREIGHT LIFT

STALL 4

HALL 2

CONFERENCE ROOM

(5.8 X 10.4 )M

(7.4 X 10.4 )M

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

(9.7 X 10.0)M

(FLEXIBLE)

(9.7 X 5.8M

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

(8.2 X 6.2)M

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

DRY STORAGE AREA

(8.2 X 6.2)M

GENTS TOILET

MIRROR

FOYER

1050SQ.M

MIRROR

VIP LOUNGE

CABIN

MIRROR

400SQ.M

CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

WATER CASCADE

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

400SQ.M

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

(DOWN)

(MULTIFUNCTIONAL SPACE)

1050SQ.M

(8.5 X 14.6)M

(24.0 X 12.0)M

CABIN

DOWN

FREIGHT LIFT

VIP LOUNGE LOBBY

CABIN

NWOD

VIP LOUNGE

(5.0X 4.0)M

NWOD

AHU ROOM

FREIGHT LIFT

1050SQ.M

CABIN

(24.0 X 12.0)M SERVICE STAIRCASE

FOYER

FOYER NWOD

(8.5 X 14.6)M

FOYER

NWOD

VIP LOUNGE LOBBY

OPEN OUTDOOR EXHIBITION SPACE

(0 LVL )

VIP LOUNGE LOBBY

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

DOWN

NWOD

DOWN

(8.2 X 6.2)M

LADIES TOILET

CABIN

NWOD

DOWN

FOYER

(-0.2 LVL )

1050SQ.M

DOWN

(WITH STORAGE SPACE)

26.9X 19.0)M

BOARD ROOM

DOWN

MIRROR

FOYER WAITING AREA

ADMIN AREA

STREET

STALL 1

BOARD ROOM

(DOWN)

(8.2 X 6.2)M

WATER CASCADE

STALL 1

FLOATING STRUCTURE FOR WATER FALL

DOWN

BOARD ROOM

(8.2 X 6.2)M

DOWN

(FLEXIBLE)

(9.7 X 5.8M

(DOWN)

BOARD ROOM

DOWN

425SQ.M

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

LADIES TOILET

CENTRAL MAIN KITCHEN MIRROR

(DOWN)

DOWN

GENTS TOILET

STALL 2

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

STREET

(8.2 X 6.2)M

STALL 2

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

425SQ.M

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

BOARD ROOM AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

(DOWN)

DOWN

HALL 4

FLOATING STRUCTURE FOR WATER FALL

26.9X 19.0)M 1050SQ.M

(DOWN)

DOWN

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

FIRE LOBBY

(9.7 X 10.0)M

BOARD ROOM

FOYER

STREET

WATER CASCADE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

STALL 1

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 1 (STREET)

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

400SQ.M

FLOATING STRUCTURE FOR WATER FALL

COLD STORAGE AREA

CENTRAL MAIN KITCHEN

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

400SQ.M

CORRIDOR OF 1.5 WIDTH MIRROR

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

(9.7 X 5.8M

STALL 1

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

(7.4 X 10.4 )M

DOWN

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

TERRACE MEETING SPACE TERRACE MEETING SPACE TERRACE MEETING SPACE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

WATER CASCADE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 1 (STREET)

TERRACE GARDEN OF UNDERGROUND FLOOR 2 (STREET)

(DOWN)

STREET

(DOWN) (DOWN)

(DOWN)

STREET

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

(FLEXIBLE)

(9.7 X 5.8M

CONFERENCE ROOM

(5.8 X 10.4 )M

(MULTIFUNCTIONAL SPACE)

NWOD

(FLEXIBLE)

(9.7 X 5.8M

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

CONFERENCE ROOM DOWN

(DOWN)

OPEN OUTDOOR EXHIBITION SPACE UP

(9.7 X 10.0)M

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

(9.7 X 9.4)M

AHU ROOM (5.0X 4.0)M

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

(MULTIFUNCTIONAL SPACE)

GENTS TOILET

NWOD

225SQ.M

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

OPEN OUTDOOR EXHIBITION SPACE

LAKE

STALL 3 STALL 3

FHR

NWOD

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

(FLEXIBLE)

(9.7 X 5.8M

(FLEXIBLE)

(9.7 X 5.8M

(FLEXIBLE)

(7.4 X 8.2 )M

(DOWN) 2788SQ.M

FIRE LIFT

(7.4 X 10.4 )M

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

CONFERENCE ROOM

(FLEXIBLE)

(5.8 X 8.2 )M

CONVENTION HALL

HALL 3

JANITOR

MIRROR

(5.8 X 10.4 )M

(9.7 X 10.0)M

(FLEXIBLE)

(9.7 X 5.8M

425SQ.M

STALL 2

MIRROR

(7.4 X 10.4 )M

CONFERENCE ROOM

(DOWN)

STALL 2

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

CONFERENCE ROOM

NWOD

(5.8 X 10.4 )M

CONFERENCE ROOM

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

(9.7 X 5.8M

LADIES TOILET

(FLEXIBLE)

(9.7 X 5.8M

CONFERENCE ROOM

(FLEXIBLE)

(7.4 X 6.6)M

GENTS TOILET

(9.7 X 9.4)M

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

CONFERENCE ROOM

(FLEXIBLE)

HALL 4

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

(5.8 X 6.6)M

225SQ.M

(7.4 X 8.2 )M

STALL 2

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

FIRE LOBBY

CONTROL ROOM / ELECTRICAL ROOM

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

FHR

(FLEXIBLE)

(9.7 X 5.8M

(FLEXIBLE)

FIRE LIFT

CONFERENCE ROOM

(FLEXIBLE)

(5.8 X 8.2 )M

GENTS TOILET

JANITOR

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

CONFERENCE ROOM

(9.7 X 5.8M

NWOD

MIRROR

(9.7 X 5.8M

LADIES TOILET

(FLEXIBLE)

(7.4 X 6.6)M

GENTS TOILET

(FLEXIBLE)

(5.8 X 6.6)M

(FLEXIBLE)

MIRROR

CONTROL ROOM / ELECTRICAL ROOM

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

(13.2 X 6.7 )M

MIRROR

JANITOR

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

BOARD ROOM

(5.0X 4.0)M

LADIES TOILET

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

(9.7 X 5.8M

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

JANITOR

LAKE

MIRROR

(FLEXIBLE)

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

AHU ROOM

STALL 3

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

MEETING ROOM/ CONFERENCE ROOM

2788SQ.M

DOWN

LAKE

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

MIRROR

(FLEXIBLE)

(13.2 X 6.7 )M

STALL 1

HALL 3 STALL 3

BOARD ROOM

CONVENTION HALL

FIRE LOBBY MIRROR

MIRROR

2788SQ.M

LADIES TOILET

FIRE LIFT

(FLEXIBLE HALL)

CONVENTION HALL

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

FHR DOWN

(FLEXIBLE HALL)

(5.0X 4.0)M

FLOATING STRUCTURE FOR WATER FALL

DRINKING WATER DISPENSER

DOWN

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

AHU ROOM

STALL 3

CUT OUT

TEMPORARY STAGE

MIRROR

DOWN

STALL 4

DRINKING WATER DISPENSER

LAKE

2788SQ.M

FHR

FIRE LOBBY MIRROR

(DOWN)

225SQ.M

CONVENTION HALL

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

STALL 4

FIRE LIFT

PRE-FUNCTION SPACE

STALL 4

FREIGHT LIFT STALL 4

AHU ROOM

VIP LOUNGE LOBBY

VIP LOUNGE

(5.0X 4.0)M

DOWN

TOILET

FREIGHT LIFT

SERVICE STAIRCASE

(24.0 X 12.0)M

CABIN

FREIGHT LIFT REST ROOM (3.8 X 3.8)M

MIRROR

(MALE)

REST ROOM

CABIN 1

(3.8 X 3.8)M

CABIN 2

CABIN 3

MANAGER CABIN

SERVICE STAIRCASE

FREIGHT LIFT

(5.8X 7.4)M

SERVICE LOUNGE

TOILET

FREIGHT LIFT

STORAGE/ LOADING IN ROOM

MIRROR

(MALE)

(14.7X 4.0)M

(3.8 X 3.8)M

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM (MALE)

TOILET

FREIGHT LIFT

MIRROR

STORE ROOM

STORAGE/ LOADING IN ROOM

CAFE FOR VIP

REST ROOM

(25.9X 20.3)M

(5.8X 7.4)M

DOWN

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM

DOWN

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM

TOILET

FREIGHT LIFT

SERVICE LOUNGE

(14.7X 4.0)M

(3.8 X 3.8)M

SERVICE LOUNGE

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM

STORAGE/ LOADING IN ROOM

(FEMALE)

(5.8X 7.4)M

MIRROR

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM

CAFE FOR VIP

REST ROOM

(5.8X 7.4)M

(25.9X 20.3)M

STORE ROOM

(MALE)

(25.9X 20.3)M

(5.8X 7.4)M

TOILETS

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM

SERVICE LOUNGE

STORE ROOM

(FEMALE)

STORAGE/ LOADING IN ROOM

(5.8X 7.4)M

(25.9X 20.3)M

TOILETS

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM

MIRROR

(FEMALE)

STORE ROOM

(5.8X 7.4)M

TOILETS

MIRROR

CHANGING & LOCKER ROOM (FEMALE)

(5.8X 7.4)M MIRROR

TOILETS

MIRROR

-4.05M FROM GL FLOOR PLAN

-8.10M FROM GL FLOOR PLAN

-12.15M FROM GL FLOOR PLAN

-16.2M FROM GL FLOOR PLAN

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

LAKE

Built form popping out of the Natural landform On entering, one experiences enormous openness with huge stairs leading the visitor downwards with falling water from floating structure around him. The water droplets sprinkles on the visitor as he walks down, which gives a soothing affect and a sense of celebration, happiness and tranquillity. And this water further falls into the artificial lake present at the lowest level.

LAKE

openings for Lighting/ ventilation Green roof Covention hall 1

Auditorium Meeting/ conference spaces

Covention hall 2

SECTION ACROSS PLENARY HALL

Banquet hall Restaurant

Ground level

Green roof

Green Terraces

Office spaces Central open space

Semi-open Exhibition space

ROUGH SECTION AT BB’

LAKE

SECTIONS SECTIONS

PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL CO PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER AT BANGALORE

LAKE

SECTION AT AA’

03 APARTMENT 19

APARTMENT

(JAN- MAY 2018)

Introduction The project explores the possibility of Housing for diverse user groups, focusing on the requirements that suit the current Lifestyle. The concept focus on fostering a sense of community, living together, sharing spaces, resources. The design suffices all the facilities & requirements of ideal housing by integration of form & function.

Design Brief • • • • • • •

Type- Housing (Apartments) Location- Mangalore, karnataka India. Site Area- 6.14 acres Permissible FAR- 3.0 Max Permissible Ground coverage- 45% Max Permissible height- No height restriction Parking Requirements- 1 car park for every 75sq.m of built up.

CO-LIVING BLOCK PLAN (BLOCK A)

Area Program consists of• • • • • •

3BHK housing 2 BHK housing 1 BHK housing Studio apartment Club house Amenities- Swimming Pool (Adults / Kids), Tennis court, Indoor Gaming Zone, Gym, Mart,etc.

SITE PLAN

• Concept/ Planning Development Co-living block

2BHK & 3BHK PLAN (BLOCK B)

COMMUNITY

Studio block

2 & 3BHK block

LEGEND 2BHK housing 3BHK housing 1BHK housing Studio apartment Studio & 1BHK block

The housing project nurtures a sense of community, while the blocks are sundered with respect to the convenience of the user group , but still linked together as a community sharing common spaces and resources.

BASEMENT 2 PLAN GREEN SPACE (no escavation at this zone)

2BHK & STUDIO APARTMENT(BLOCK C)

Co-living Co-living is the current trend of sharing spaces with the like minded people. Millennials are mostly the user group belonging under this category. 3BHK , 2BHK , 1 BHK The three , two , one Bedroom Hall ( living) & Kitchen is mainly for the user’s having family. Studio Apartments Studio apartment also called as Bachelor apartment which combines number of spaces ( living, bedroom, kitchen in a single space for a single user.

BASEMENT 1 PLAN

BASEMENTPLAN

1BHK & STUDIO APARTMENT(BLOCK D)

SECTION AT BB’ ( CO-LIVING BLOCK)

SECTION AT AA’ ( 2BHK & 3BHK BLOCK)

SECTION AT DD’ ( STUDIO & 1BHK BLOCK)

04 SCHOOL

THE PROJECT PROMOTES POSITIVE LEARNING AMBIANCE WITH EMBINENT INFRASTRUCTURE AND PRISTINE OUTDOOR SPACES TO ENCOURAGE LEARNING

SCHOOL

(AUG- DEC 2017)

Introduction The school is designed considering the intellectual, social and emotional interests of the students. This acts as the starting point for a student to excel. Spaces created inside the premises would influence effective teaching and make studying fun. Also, provides a healthy and welcoming environment.The ambience of the school promotes positivity and sanguine environment.

History & Geography Lab (11.0 x 8.0)

Library

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Staff-room (7.0 X7.0)

Class room (8.0 x 6.0)

Boys toilet (5.0 x 6.0)

Design Brief

fee counter

clerks room

Attender (3.0 X3.5)

Type- School Location- Hubbali, karnataka India Site Area- 3.92acres Permissible FAR- 2.0 Max Permissible Ground coverage- 40% max Max Permissible height- No height restriction

waiting Reception

Principal cabin (6.0 x 5.0)

Administration Block Classrooms- 20 no’s (Each class with 30 students) Library - 40 capacity Science Laboratory (physics, biology & Chemistry) History & Geography Labs-30 capacity Arts Craft Workshop- 30 capacity Art / Painting Room - 30 capacity Muiltipurpose Hall Toilets for Girls & Boys (As required)

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Area Program consists of-

Chemistry Lab ( 11.0 x 8.0)

Girls Toilet (5.0X6.0)

Mezznine reading space Boys toilet (5.0x 6.0)

Physics Lab (7.0 X 10.0)

SITE PLAN

Concept / Planning Development (sketches)

Admin below

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SINGLE BLOCK

Development of form based on the climatic analysis and the staggering of classrooms for better ventilation and creating interesting spaces for learning

SEGREGATION higher elementary block

TOILET

CLASSROOM

CHEMISTRY LAB

CLASSROOM

BIOLOGY LAB

LIBRARY

TOILET

elementary block

CLASSROOM

HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY LAB

CLASSROOM

COMPUTER LAB

Labs / Library block

Administration block

Segeration based on the activities performed (functionality of the space)

Biology Lab ( 11.0 X 8.0)

Library (12.0 X 10.0)

Classroom (8.0 x 6.0)

• • • • • • • • •

Conference room (11.0 x 8.0)

sick room (3.0X3.0)

• • • • • •

Computer Lab (11.0 x 8.0)

Girls toilet (5.0 x6.0)

SECTION AT AA’

Conceptual sketch

Design elements• Though the blocks are segregated based on the activities performed but still connected through transition spaces like courtyards, semi open spaces, bridge at first floor, etc. • Open to syk spaces contributing to use maximum daylight. • Interesting spaces and green scapes in between classrooms as outdoor reading spaces and interaction spaces which motivates children for learning.

NORTH WEST ELEVATION

SITE SECTION

REVITALIZATION OF HERITAGE COMMONS (AUG- DEC 2019)

Country - India State - Karnataka

FIGURE GROUND RATIO- NOLLI’S MAP

EXISTING SITUATION ANALYSIS

State –Karnataka District –Bidar

Surface area Area of bidar – 43km2

An Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) approach for Inclusive and Resilient Development of Culural Landscape case- North- Bidar, Eastern part of Karnataka, India. The HUL is the Urban area understood as the result of a historic layering of cultural and natural values and attributes, extending beyond the notion of “historic centre” or “ensemble” to include the broader urban context and its Geographical settings. The HUL approach considers cultural diversity and NATURAL VALUE ASSESSMENT creativity as key assets for human, social and economic development, and provides tools to manage physical and social transformation and to ensure that contemporary settings and take into account regional contexts. The HUL approach learns from the traditions and perceptions of local communities, while respecting the values of the national and international communities.

SPACE SYNTAX

Ojeactives, Strategies, Action plan • • • •

Blue green strategy Public realm strategy Design program and Area development strategy Master plan

Factors affecting site

• Urban pressure • Environmental pressure • Tourism Pressure

LANDUSE

Master Plan

05 .URBAN DESIGN

( GROUP WORK)

DETAILED CULTURAL RESOURCE MAP

URBAN INSERT

(INDIVIDUAL INTERVENTION)

Location- Nawbad, Bidar, Karnataka Total site development area- 61.2 acres Site area 1- 8600sq.m Site area 2- 18080sq.m The sites area are situated in the precinct of Bagh-E-Hamam, the source of the water system called Karez. One of the most unique features of Bidar is the historic ‘Karez’ system. The karez technology taps into the ground water sources (or natural springs) and transports it through an underground tunnel to the settlement, ending in surface canal and in the village for various uses.

Adaptive reuse and revitalization of traditional water system as water trail across Bagh-e-Hammam & its Precinct

AREA DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF MUSEUM OF AGRICULTURAL TOOL & SPICES (Site 2 area-18080sq.m)

Site 1- Museum of living water (1200sq.m built up area) Site 2- Museum of Agricultural tools & utensils Museum of Spices & seed bank Walkways, cycle tracks along the karez line & floral and medicinal plants as productive landscape as the part of area development and the eco- trail pass through these sites.

AREA DEVELOPMENT PLAN

MUSEUM OF LIVING WATER

AREA DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF BAGH-E-HAMMAM

(Site 1 area-8600sq.m)

The intersection (recreational) zone between the living water museum & Bagh-e-Hammam

The heritage water trail has intersections at every 1000M, which consists of the shops, restrooms and seating spaces.

06 .WORKING DRAWING (AUG- DEC 2018)

SANCTION DRAWING 35

DEATILED GROUND FLOOR PLAN

CENTERLINE DRAWING

EXCAVATION PLAN

FOOTING PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

TERRACE FLOOR PLAN

SECTION AT AA’

EAST SIDE ELEVATION

SECTION AT BB’

NORTH SIDE ELEVATION

TOILET DETAILS

STAIRCASE DETAILS

DOORS & WINDOW DETAILS

07 INTERIOR DESIGN

(JAN- MAY2019)

A GAMIMG STUDIO Design Brief Designing a space (5m x 6m) for a person considering the one’s persona through a thorough analysis. ABOUT -MICHAEL GRZESIET (SHROUD)

Professionally identified as Shroud, he is a polish Canadian twitch streamer and a former competitive counter shot, a globe offensive match. He’ s cool and composed, even though makes wild moves while Gaming. His character likes soothing colors like grey, green& voilet.

Colour paletteLighting

• • • • •

Wall & Flooring

Black, white and grey colours are used for walls and furnitures. Shroud is a calm person, blue and white colour represents calmness. The lighting plays a vital role for a gaming setup. Lighting of space varies as per the hue and impact of the game that he plays. Displays are used for making YouTube videos and he is a Professional Gammer.

Materials used•

Sound dampeners. (Used as wall panelling design). • Vinly flooring (black). • Hexa hydron lights (on the gaming table & triangular shape lights as wall panalling design). • UV led lights.

•

CEILING PLAN

WALL ELEVATION-SIDE 1

The games that he plays have intense moments happening at each second, and the colours of the studio changes according to the theme of the game that he plays. Lighting and acoustics plays major role for designing this gaming studio.

List of Games • • • • • • •

Pubg Fortnite,Call Of Duty Battlefield V Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, Ring Of Elysium Apex Legends

PLAN

WALL ELEVATION-SIDE 3

WALL ELEVATION-SIDE 2

SOFTWARE RENDERED VIEW

Sound dampners are itself used as a designing element to design a wall panelling along with the displays representing his logo. PHOTOGRAPH OF HANDMADE MODEL

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION & MATERILAS (2016-2020)

PRE - ENGINNERED BUILDINGS

CONNECTIONS

STAIRCASE

TENSILE STRUCTURE

PNEUMATIC STRUCTURAL SYATEM

TWO-WAY RCC SLAB

MEASURE DRAWING

ANAND NILAYA (JAN-MAY2017)

Location- Despande Nagar, Hubli, Karnataka Owner - S.B Anand Age of Building - approx 60+years

Introduction Documentation of 60 plus years-old residential building & understanding the construction technique, design methodology, materials used & manually measuring & understanding every detail of the building was a exceptional experience.

Characteristics of the House • The building is brick load bearing structure with the height of G+1. • The thickness of walls are around 60mm. • The depth of the foundation of the building is equal to the height of the single level i.e, 3.8m. • ThebRailway track rods are used as beams, since the owner served for the Railway Department. • The doors & windows are carved of traditional designs which are made up of pure teak wood.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SITE PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

VIEW FRONT EKEVATION

IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ARCHITECTURE

(AUG-DEC 2019)

Parametric design

What is Artificial intelligence?

rtificial intelligence, and in particular machine learning, is a fast-emerging field in the technology. Research mainly focuses on the impact of artificial intelligence on architectural design process with respect to time. The tools and methods used by architects always had an impact on the way building were designed. With the change in design methods and new approaches towards creation process, they became more than ever before crucial elements of the creation process. The automation of architectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work started with computational functions that were introduced to traditional computer-aided design tools. Nowadays architects tend to use specified tools that suit their specific needs with respect to different architectural designs. The functional decomposition provides the basis for refining, adapting and creating new space types from existing knowledge about human activities. Consequently, building types can be refined, adapted, and created from their functional spaces. In some cases, they use artificial intelligence as a design tool. Despite many similarities, they have different advantages and disadvantages. Therefore, the change in the design process is more visible and unseen before solution are brought in the discipline. The article pres-

ents methods of applying the artificial intelligence algorithms in the architectural practice. Presented techniques allow new spatial solutions to emerge with relatively simple intelligent based algorithms, from which many could be only accomplished with dedicated software. Popularization of these methods among architects, will result in more intuitive, general use design tools.

Artificial intelligence is a branch of computer science that basically means that a machine is made to replicate human intelligence. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the facsimile of human intelligence processed by machines, especially computer systems. These processes include learning (the accretion of information and rules for using the information), reasoning (using rules to reach approximate or definite conclusions of given data) and self-correction. Artificial intelligence is a domain where the machines perform actions, which when performed by humans are considered as intelligent. The machines can achieve this by the means of machine learning, data analysis, applying different algorithms, interactions through interfaces, feedback, etc.

is based on algorithms that enable us to define a set of rules that will further help establish a relationship between design intent and design response. Every design will have set of parameters on which it is formed. They are main building block for any design. Parametric thinking introduces the shift in the mindset of the people between the search for an specific static and defined formal solution, and the design of the specific stages and factors used to achieve for a given problem.

Need of artificial intelligence in Architecture The field of architecture has seen immense change in recent times with advancement of technology. It has rather enhanced the process of design. In earlier times, an architect would single handedly design manually with the use of pen and paper to explain his ideas to his clients. But this manual drafting was not up to the mark, when the design needed integration of complex geometry and detailing. It was often observed that there was human error involved and the required precision was not met. This process was tedious and time consuming, and it was very difficult to incorporate changes.

Artificial Intelligence in Architectural design Concept of Artificial Intelligence deals with terminologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), parametric design, algorithmic design, computational design and generative design.

Internet of things is nothing but a system made by interconnecting different computing systems or devices such as digital machines, objects, sensors, etc. and these devices transfer data over the network with any human intervention. Artificial Intelligence for Cloud-based Internet of Things (IoT), In which â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Thingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; refers to a device which is connected to the internet and transfers the device information to other devices These systems can be controlled by anywhere as they are connected to the network.

Computational designinvolves applying computational strategies to the design process. An architect usually depends on his experience and intuition to solve any design problem. Computational design on the other hand makes use more complex computational strategies for solving any design problem. Here the steps involved in coming to the final stage are more important than the final design itself.

Conclusion-

Artificial Intelligence in Architecture has seen a lot of progress over recent years and is setting new milestones with extensive research being done. In near future it may help architects in computing data, making predictions, prioritizing factors and guiding the process of construction. Thus, the responsibilities of an Artificial Intelligence architect would be expected to deliver tangible solutions to the clients. But surly Artificial Intelligence cannot completely replace architects any time soon, but tools based on Artificial Intelligence will assist architects in coming up with elaborate, precise and error free designs. An Artificial Intelligence Architect will be like a chief data scientist, who is responsible for planning the implementation of solutions and choosing the right technologies to do so. 49

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