Architectural Portfolio 2022 - Sarthak Pranami

PORT FOLIO

Hello & WELCOME

I am Sarthak Pranami , Architect

An ambitious, hardworking, rational human being who loves to be challenged in learning new things. To me, Architecture, is a multi-disciplinary subject that has helped me grow as a person and to view things with a different perspective. Through critical analysis and problem solving techniques, I intend to establish balance between the physical and the intangible aspects of design. I aspire to design experiential spaces that serve the functionality to the fullest with no compromise on aesthetics as well.

SARTHAK PRANAMI

04.11.1999 Indian +91 910 910 5217 sarthakpranami@gmail.com linkedin.com/in/sarthak-pranami-74544016a/ issuu.com/pranami_architects/docs/portfolio

M/S Hardiq Agrico, Amahiya main road, Rewa (M.P.), Pincode - 486001

Professional Skills

• Architectural Visualization

• Managing Expectations

• Collaboration

• Coordination

• Photography

• Presentation Drawing

• Leading Teams

Education

Bal Bharati Hr. Sec. School 2003-2015 I Rewa

MIT School of Architecture 2017-2022 I Pune

Software Skills

• Autodesk Autocad

• Autodesk Revit

• SketchUp

• Rhino+ Grasshopper

• Adobe Photoshop

• Adobe Illustrator

• Adobe Indesign

• Lumion

• Vray

• Enscape

• Twinmotion

• Microsoft Office

Architectural Photography contest by MITSOA February 2019 I Winner

University Level Band Competition - MEGA JAM February 2018 I Second Place

The lunch Box - Rethinking office spaces in India October 2019 I Participation

Streets for people - Govt. of India March 2021 I Top 10 design award

Intercolligiate Basketball Tournament March 2019 I Semi-finalist

Achievements Workshops

National conference on emerging trends of Architecture October 2018 I Deligate

Universal Design Seminar March 2019 I Participation

Bamboo Workshop January 2019 I Participation

Sustainable Architecture January 2020 I Participation

Brick Workshop - Hands-on August 2019 I Participation

Vastu Shastra Workshop August 2021 I Participation

“Whatever good things we build end up building us.”

- Jim Rohn

Selected

Kala Munch

Semester 4 I 2018

Tribal Eco Village - A Living Museum Semester 10 I Thesis | 2022

Streets for People Semester 8 I Competition | 2021

Proyojan - A Co-working space Semester 3 I Competition | 2018

06 - 13 14 - 23 24 - 29 30 - 35 36 - 41

0 1 KALA MUNCH

Project type : Assembly Building Location : Jaipur, Rajasthan Area : 26 acres

The convention center program emphasizes spaces for both public and private events, mixing the energy of convention visitors with the social life of the city. The design approach encompasses at once a Art campus, creating an ecologically connected experience that embodies all the diverse elements that define its local and regional location.

The major identifying feature of the project is sandstone walls and brick jaali which showcase the values and priorities of the city.

CAFE & SEATING

The Exhibit Hall, Ballroom, and Meeting Rooms adapt to a variety of different requirements for conferences, exhibitions and conventions, as well as an infinite variety of community events. Museum has a stepped design which helps user to make their individual stories as they go ahead and appreciate the artwork.

02

Tribal Eco Village - A Living Museum

Project type : Museum and Resort Location : Bhopal (M.P.) Area : 3.7 sq.m.

The museum has a particular focus on tribal art and how it relates to the culture. A musical instrument, for example, is also a part of an important ritual. A sculpture is also a tribute to a god or spiritual energy. For the tribes, everything is related to an invisible power and items are both practical and supernatural at the same time. This tribal eco village in Bhopal takes you on an immersive journey through the culture of the local tribes of the state. With large colourful displays, the museum shows the art, traditions, daily life, and customs of a large number of indigenous groups.

EXISTING LAYOUT REDEVELOPED LAYOUT PROPOSED LAYOUT

LIVING AND KITCHEN BEDROOM I

WASHROOM BEDROOM II Korku tribe +150

LIVING AND KITCHEN BEDROOM I

WASHROOM BEDROOM II Korku tribe +150

LIVING AND KITCHEN BEDROOM

+150 +150

BEDROOM II BATH W/C

+150 +150 +150 OUTDOOR SEATING 0m 0.5m 1m 2m 3m 4.5m

LIVING AND KITCHEN BEDROOM

Bhil tribe STORE OUTDOOR SEATING

Bhil tribe STORE OUTDOOR SEATING

LIVING AND KITCHEN BEDROOM WASHROOM

WALLPARTITION

OUTDOORSEATING Sahariya tribe +150

BEDROOM II BATH W/C

OUTDOORSEATING Sahariya tribe STORE +150

LIVING AND KITCHEN BEDROOM WASHROOM

WALLPARTITION

+150 +150 +150 OUTDOOR SEATING 0m 0.5m 1m 2m 3m 4.5m

+150 +150 LIVING AND KITCHEN BEDROOM

PARTITIONWALL

+150

PARTITIONWALL

OUTDOORSEATING Sahariya tribe STORE

LIVING AND KITCHEN BEDROOM

+150 +150

BEDROOM II BATH W/C

Visitor’s Accomodation

BEDROOM II BATH W/C

+150

OUTDOORSEATING Sahariya tribe STORE

+150 +150

Section Kalakaar Munch

Stage

Interactionlounge

Kalakaar Munch Plan

Section Tribal’s Dhaba

03

Streets for People

Project type : Public Space (Competition) Location : Pune (M.H.) Road Stretch : 1.8 km

The streetscape of Pune portrays the natural built fabric of the street that adds to the experiential quality of that space. A Street not only provides access to places but can also be a place to be in and experience a space. Streets are used by a number of stakeholders such as pedestrians, hawkers, cyclists, and vehicle users. Through this design, we aim to achieve a solution that will encourage people to use the streets from every aspect - from commute to relaxation.

When we started thinking of a concept, we initially thought of “modernism’’. As modernism has free-flowing elements, but that made us jump to “Nature”. We were inspired by the organic shapes, patterns, colours of nature and wanted to depict the same in our street by incorporating various elements.

We proposed the pedestrian street on the Pashan-Sus road, Pune keeping the motive as for the people to reduce the use of private vehicles for covering shorter distances. This street is designed keeping in mind the theory of “eyes on the street”. The concept we used is from the nature. We have also added some parts and plays of biomimicry, light and shadow, colours, patterns and flows.

The main goal of proposing this pedestrian street is to motivate people to reduce the use of the private vehicles and encourage them to use public services or pedestrian street, also to bring more people out by creating interactive spaces, recreational areas and by giving more sitting spaces for senior citizens to sit.

Kids Play Area

Euphoria - A Recreational Space

04Project type : Recreational Location : Hitec City, Hyderabad Area : 16187 sq.m.

A Recreational space, you can visit this place in your office break or whenever you feel low, take part in all the activities available in this place like, humanscale games, workshops, restaurant with cooking workshops, open to sky movie nights, squash, tennis, yoga, spa etc. All these activities help you rejuvenate and this will also help you become more productive.

The character ‘ eternal ’ is also abstracted into the design that is sustainable, and able to adapt to the surroundinig environment. The sustainable concept can be seen in optimizing the use of renewable energy using solar panels, these panels are designed in such a way that it also acts as a seating and shading device for the user.

Restaurant & Cafe

05

PRAYOJAN

Project type : Commercial Location : Whitefield, Bangalore Area : 2000 sq.m.

A Co-Working office deals with people working together, which mainly helps the new and budding startups to grow further, the concept relates to the same through the shape of a cracked egg showing the emergence or growth of a chick through the cracked egg new to the world and eager to learn and grow, which are the same qualities depicted by the startups and the newly emerged companies.

The glass on the facade helps more natural light to enter inside and enlighten the spaces, use of flowing forms in interiors helps worker think more easily rather then creating barriers by rigid forms.

Design Approach

Sarthak Pranami

sarthakpranami@gmail.com +91 9109105217

“Architecture is about people” - Francis Kéré