Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio by Pranjali Mali

undergraduate architecture portfolio

PRANJALI MALI

pranjali mali pranjalimali24@gmail.com +91 7045049483 @pranjali.mali @easy_easel Kharghar, Navi Mumbai.

At school I was always told to follow the path that I was most passionate about. The problem was that, I loved history, math and painting all equally. It would have been unfair to fit myself into a category. It was only when I came across the field of architecture that I found answers to each and every discipline I was ever taught at school. It enabled me to look beyond the surface and dive deep into this newfound realm that had unlimited possibilities. I love this quality of the field of architecture which makes it an an open-ended discipline, where every single day comes with an opportunity to learn. Every time I think that I have seen it all, life here amuses me with something new.

about me Education Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Architecture, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. Bharati Vidyapeeth High School and Jr. college, C.B.D. Belapur, Navi Mumbai.

Achievemenets 2019 2020 2020 2020 2019-20

Reubens Trophy (NASA) Reubens Trophy (NASA) Space Design Competition Unknown Craft Person's trophy (NASA) Deputy Head, Public Relations

Special Mention, Zonals. Juror's Choice ,Annuals 2nd Runner Up Shortlisted Top 8 Student Council

Softwares

Competitions

Autocad Sketchup Vray Revit Photoshop Illustrator Indesign MS Office

2020 2020 2020 2020 2019

Skills Effective Communications Public Speaking Graphic Design Illustraions Social Media Management

Languages English Hindi and Marathi

Reubens Trophy (NASA) Space Design Competition Unknown Craft Person's trophy (NASA) Eco Niwas Samhita - Energy Efficient Building Reubens Trophy (NASA)

Workshops and Seminars 2020

Professional Development Program- Study of Informal Spaces,KRVIA 2020 Habitation Aaj kaal 2020 Nasa Convention 2019-20 Mosaic of Conversations and Ideas 2019 Leewardist Webinar 2019 International Conference on Humane Habitat 2019 Leewardist Webinar 2019 UDRI - Student Internship 2019 Indo French Workshop 2019 Wood Workshop 2019 Anukriti Landscape Workshop 2018 Mitti Workshop

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art village indo-french workshop classroom design UCP trophy design institute eco park working drawing space design competition workshops miscellaneous

art village

Semester - 3rd Sem Semester - 3rd Sem Description - the brief was to select an art form Description - the brief was to select an art form and make a commercial art village settlement and make a commercial art village settlement where the art form could be taught. where the art form could be taught. Mentor - Prof. Sonu Salunkhe Mentor - Prof. Sonu Salunkhe Duration - 3 months Duration - 3 months

The art form form selected selected was was that thatofofbamboo bamboosplitting splittingand andweaving. weaving.This Thisart artform form was choosen because becausethe thewhole wholeprocess processfrom fromthe thegrowing growing toto thethe seasoning,splitiseasoning,spliting,weaving and finally finally the thefinished finishedproduct productcould couldbebedone doneatat one one place. place. Thus Thus this this would would create create a selfa sufficient self sufficient settlement.A settlement. closeA study close of study the of artthe form artwas form done wasin done in order toorder createtosuitable create suitable spaces.spaces. The method The method of construction of construction was choosen was choosto be en to be bamboo bamboo to reflectto the reflect art onthe theartbuilding on the building itself. itself.

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1. Entrance 2. Admin Block 3. Staff Quarters 4. Workshop 5. Amphitheatre 6. Restaurant 7. Artists stay 8. Visiors Stay 9. Store room !0. Yoga Pavillion 11. Exhibition Area

chalai market, trivandrum

indo french workshop Description - the workshop was held at Trivandrum (Kerala) in association with École nationale supérieure d’architecture de Paris-La Villette Semester - 4th Sem Mentor - Prof. Claudio Secci , Prof. Celia Lebarbey Prof. Ritu Deshmukh Duration - 15 days

street elevation at day time

a typical warehouse

typical street section

change in movement throughout the day

entance to the inner gullies street elevation at night time

inside out

Description - a classroom design assingement in competance for the waldorf education system Semester - 3rd Sem Mentor - Prof. Yashika Tijoriwala Duration - 3 weeks

The design esquiee was done in response to the Waldorf education system.The idea was to imitate a gurukul where teachings happen in the open .The outside environment remains dynamic.Thus an effort was done to recreate the dynamics of the outside with the comforts of the inside.Breaking from the cemetery style classrooms, it was built to the scale of the children.

SITE PLAN

The form was brought forth by experimenting with levels. These levels facilitate play and increase classroom mobility. They tend to make a classroom environment more dynamic as opposed to a static even floored classroom. PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

CLASSROOM SECTION

GROUP ACTIVITY AREA GROUP ACTIVITY AREA

STEPPED SEATING AREA

STORY TIME AREA

An effort was done to create an interplay of different volumes which would host different activities of the classroom. These volumes would represent different meanings and create different levels of comfort apt for the activities taking place.

A stepped classroom would increase visibility for the teacher and the students. Sitting on the floor would also benefit the physical health of the kids as it improves posture,flexibility and strength as well as gives freedom of movement.

channapatna channapatna toys toys

Description - craft documentation for Unknown Crafts Description - craft documentation for Unknown Crafts Person Trophy NASA (shortlisted for top 8) Person Trophy NASA (shortlisted for top 8) Semester - 6th Sem Semester - 6th Sem Duration - 20 days Duration - 20 days Done in a group of three. Done in a group of three.

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design institute Description - the brief was to design a design institute for the faculties of communication design, product design,textile design and ceramic design. Semester - 6th Sem Duration - 3 months Mentor - Prof. Dipanwita Chakraborty.

The pedagogy of a design institution differs a lot from an institution of a theoretical realm. The method of instruction differs as the learning process is nonlinear. A significant amount of learning and development occurs through collaborations done amongst people with different expertise. So, the idea was to create spaces that can facilitate these collaborations, building bridges amongst students to increase their interaction. Open studio layouts are provided which can help the classroom furniture to be arranged in various configurations suitable for individual or team activities.

visual communication block

photography and videography studios

admin shop

wood and metal workshops

produc desig bloc

ct gn ck

ceramic design block

textile design block

textile printing lab

eco park Description - the brief was to redesign landscape and re-activate an abondened site. Semester - 5th Sem Duration - 1 month Mentor - Prof. Mayuri Deshmukh.

The site chosen was that of the Belapur Fort which comes under the jurisdiction of CIDCO. The fort lied in a dilapilated state and was a hotspot for a lot of antisocial activities. So the idea was to convert the area suitable for family gatherings and ocassions which would take place in a almost forest like setting but still wouldnt be far away from the city. A concious effort was made to retain the historiacal importance of the fort and thus it was kept as the primary focus. The rest of the landscape was developed with various ameneities around the fort.

why an eco park? The concept to design a morning and evening exercise park came from the successful examples of similar attempts in C.B.D. Belapur as well as Kharghar region.Such exercise parks aim to provide a natural and eco friendly background for exercise and recreation related activities for all age groups.The attempt is to not create a fenced city park but an eco-setting which merges with its surrounding giving an illusion of being far away from the town.

Belapur Fort is a fort near the township of Belapur in Navi Mumbai (New Bombay), Maharashtra, India. The fort was built by the Siddis of Janjira. It was later conquered by the Portuguese, and then Marathas. In the early 19th century, the fort was captured by the British. After the British gained supremacy in the region, with the expansion of the Bombay Presidency, the strategic importance of the fort declined, and it fell into disuse.

2150

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE FROM UNFINISHED SURFACE TO UNFINISHED SURFACE. ALL DIMENSIONS IN THE DRAWING ARE TO BE READ NOT

4950

ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE CORRELATED WITH

925 445

925

COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN mm UNLESS MENTIONED

1425

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE FROM UNFINISHED SURFACE TO

150MM HIGH RIS

W1 3435

390

C54

250 250 250 250

4450

50 MM Ø STAINLESS STEEL RAILING

22 23

18 MM EXTERNAL PLASTER

1715

20 39

1705

4235

1710

DETAIL A

C55

RCC CHAJJA

38 37

DOWN

BALUSTR

SURFACE MOUNTING PLATE 135 DIA

OPENINGS SCHEDULE WALL FINISH DOORS

2040

300X450 MM BEAM

C62

PROFILE

W1 3435

SPECIFICATIONS NOS.SPECIFICATIONS

CODE FRAME SIZE CODE

SINGLE DOOR WITH WOODEN FRAME AND WALL DADO 2100MM HT. LINED15 WITH GLAZED CERAMIC TILES 300X300MM 6MMTHK ABOVE DADO 12MMTHK PLASTER 1.3m x 2.1m WOODEN FLUSH PANEL WITH A VISION LITE

W2 D3

0.75m x 2.1m

SINGLE DOOR WITH ALUMINIUM 22 FRAME AND PVC FLUSH PANEL

11 10

2040

PAINT WITH PRIOR COAT OF PRIMER AND6PUTTY.

100MM THICK PCC

SPECIFICATIONS A

3 WALL DADO 2100MM HT. LINED WITH GLAZED CERAMIC TILES 300X300MM 6MMTHK ABOVE DADO 12MMTHK PLASTER 2 1

SHEAR +640WALL LVL

RAMMED FLOOR 0 LVL EARTH

SECTION AA'

D E F G H

J K

C5 F5

1200

1800

1200

1200 1200

1200

1800

C61 F61

1200

C69

C70

F69

F70

SCA

SIGN

GENERAL NO ·

ALL DIMENSION

UNFINISHED SU

C2 450x350

SUB STRUCTURAL A

AMBIGUITY SHA BHA

NOTICE OF THE

COMMENCEMEN

14 END FACE

C8 450x350

C9 450x350

19 18

C3 450x350

C7 450x350

NAM

CLA ALL DIMENSION

SECTION AA'

C6 450x350

ALL DIMENSION

TO BE MEASUR

C10 450x350

18MM THICK EXTERNAL PLASTER

ORIGIN (0,0)

C64 450x350

150

2525

150

C54 450x350 SW3

C45 Ø 300

C46 Ø 300

C47 Ø 300

4000

2455

C48 Ø 300

C42 300x300

C49 Ø 300

C56 450x350

C57 350x400

C50 300x300

C58 350x400

C51 300x300

C60 450x350

C59 350x400

C61 450x350

C62 450x350 C66 450x350

C65 450x350

4150

C55 450x350

2160

SW2

LOUVERED WINDOW 600X700MM

C63 450x300

3925

2075

135 1155 1155

1715

1845

1965

C67 450x350

2085

3915

C68 450x350

1060

4975

2010

C69 450x350

1840

6160

C70 450x350

7990

C20,C41,C42,C50,C51

5 4 3 2 1

C19

8 7 6 31.8

C36 450x350

C24,C25,C26,C27,C28, C33,C34,C40,C43,C44, C47,C48,C49

6 m WIDE ROAD

C35 450x350

5 AD

36205

4145

SW1

6150

150

END FACE

+62305mm

C18,C31,C36,C42, C51,C61

T +56155mm

C17,C30,C35,C41, C50,C60

S +52305mm

C10,C16,C29,C34, C49,C59,C70

100MM THICK SCREED

C9,C26,C48,C58,C69

+44315mm

C57,C68

+38115mm

+36315mm

C8,C25,C33,C47

N C2,C14

+34305mm

C45,C56,C67

+29330mm

L C1,C18,C28

+28270mm

+24335mm

I C54,C62

C6,C12,C23

C44,C55,C66

C3,C7,C15,C24,C32, C46

250MM BRICK-BAT COBA LAID TO SLOPE

+22270mm

25MM THICK MORTAR RCC BEAM 230X450MM

+20305mm

80MM HIGH SKIRTING CERAMIC TILES 300X300X10MM

START FACE

3850

MOSAIC TILE 300X300X10MM

START FACE

150

12MM THICK INTERNAL C53 350x400 PLASTER

C52 350x400

SW3

C63,C64,C65,C66, C67,C68,C69,C70

C44 Ø 300

+18460mm

3 2

C33 Ø 300

150

C31 350x400

C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7 C10,C11,C12,C13,C14, C17,C18,C21,C22,C23, C35,C36,C37,C38,C39, C54,C55,C56,C57,C58, C61,C62,C63,C64,C65, C68,C69,C70

2000 2030 1935 1920

C29 Ø 300

150MM THICK RCC. SLAB

150

C43 Ø 300

RCC BEAM 230X450MM

11 COLUMN NAME

C26 Ø 300

+16745mm

C62

+150mm

C25 Ø 300

C18 450x350

C41 300x300

SW1,SW3

+4050mm C57,C58,C59,C60,C61

C24 Ø 300

C23 450x350

C17 450x350

C40 Ø 300

C39 450x350

+6085mm C52,C53,C54,C55,C56

C38 450x350

C50,C51

C16 450x350

C15 450x350

C34 Ø 300

C37 450x350

SW1

C43,C44,C45,C46, C47,C48,C49

SW2

+10090mm

17 C14 450x350

E RO

P Q

WID

C32 Ø 300

C5,C22,C43

+13090mm

18 DAT

END FACE

1200

1800

C60 F60

1800

1200

150

1200

1200 2525

2525 150

1200

START FACE

1800

C68 F68

150 2000

31.8

1200

1200 1200

1200

3315

1800

1200

1800

C67

C28 Ø 300

+15590mm

A' TOILET DETAILS

C37,C38,C39,C40

+1335mm

C59 F59

F67

C1 450x350

C5 450x350

+14435mm

C58 F58

C30 350x400

+14300mm

C57 F57

5 4 3 2 1

C51 F51

1800

C66

J K

C22 450x350

C27,C40

DUCT

(6m X 1m)

1200

F50

1200

56.4

1800

9 8 7 6

4000

C34,C35,C36

+14055mm

SW2

1200

F66

C27 Ø 300

360

1200

C12 350x400

360

F42

C50 C56 F56

ROLL NO - 28

+12225mm

360

C42

1200 1800

C55

1935

+16090mm

+3340mm

360

C41 F41

+8300mm

360

C21 450x350

C20 300x300

C19 Ø 400

C20,C38,C64

360

C49 F49

62455

C4,C11,C21,C39,C53, C65

360

+4150mm

360

11 C36 F36 1200

1200

C48 F48

C13 450x350

360

1200

C47 F47

1800

C11 350x400

+150mm

900

1200

C46 F46

2035

C30,C31

+4675mm

360

1800

D E F G H

C4 450x350

965

195 1300

900

1200

C45

F55

C19

1800

C35 F35

FOUNDATION LAYOUT

- WORKING DRAWING

START FACE

1800

3000

205 1300

900

C32,C33 12

1300

JANITOR'S ROOM 915

900

F71

C62

C65

F65

3020

C27,C28,C29

+22170mm

+7070mm

900

2455 SW2

F62

C64

F64

CLASS - THIRD YEAR A

+18025mm

1200

F45

NORTH

TOILET DETAILS

710 625 1410 985

+24090mm

205

C33 F33

C44

1800

C54 F54

C31 F31

C32 F32

F44

2160

RCC BEAM 230X450MM 250MM BRICK-BAT COBA LAID TO SLOPE 1800 1800 100MM THICK SCREED

18 SUBJECT

C19,C20,C21,C22, C23,C24,C25,C26

820 2215

1800

SW3

C30 F30

205

3095 150

SW1

1200

C20,C4

1200

C34

1200

F43

C24,C2 C33,C3 C47,C4

1200

F34

SHEET NO.

1200

C53

2005

C11,C12

+28055mm

195

C26 F26

C40

1200

1185

+30055mm

315

C25 F25

C29

MOSAIC TILE

F19

COL

C1,C2, C10,C1 C17,C1 C35,C3 C54,C5 C61,C6 C68,C6

BHARATI VIDYAPEETH COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

C41,C42

150

2700

2355 1340

+34055 C4,C5,C6,C7,C8, C9,C10

C13,C14,C15,C16, C17,C18

C42

C24 F24

F29

NAME - PRANJALI MALI

+26025mm

205

F20,F4

16 C18 F18

F40

F39

F53 25MM THICK MORTAR

C63

+36055

F24,F25 F33,F34 F47,F48

1800

C17 F17

C28

300X300X10MM 1 : 25

1800

C1,C2,C3

BOYS' TOILET

1800

C16 F16

F28

WALDORF SCHOOL ,ROADPALI

205

F23

1200

C27

80MM HIGH SKIRTING INSPECTION LID

C52

F52

C36

F2 W2 C1

1200

C15 F15

F27

SECTION BB'

1800

1200

C23

SHEET NO. NAME - PRANJALI MALI DATE - 20/4/2020 B D E F G H I C CLASSA - THIRD YEAR A ROLL NO - 28 J K L M SCALE - 1 : 25 SUBJECT - WORKING DRAWING SIGNATURE AND STAMP NORTH BHARATI VIDYAPEETH COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

4230

1800

C14 F14

1200

20/4/2020

1200

SECTION BB'

F63

315

LOUVERED WINDOW 1800 600X700MM F38

SCALE -

315

1800

C13 F13

1200

CERAMIC TILES 300X300X10MM SIGNATURE AND STAMP

C22 F22

C43

315

DATE

315

F1,F2,F F10,F1 F17,F1 F35,F3 F54,F5 F61,F6 F68,F6

19 18 C10 F10

1800

FOO

1800

C9 F9

1800

1200

C39 PCC. C38 SILL 230X150MM

C37

25MM THICK MORTAR RCC BEAM 230X450MM

C21 F21

1200

1800

F37

80MM HIGH SKIRTING CERAMIC TILES 300X300X10MM

1800

C8 F8

TOILET DETAILS

1800

MOSAIC TILE 300X300X10MM

1800

C7 F7

WALDORF SCHOOL ,ROADPALI

1200

LOUVERED WINDOW 600X700MM

C41

18MM THICK EXTERNAL PLASTER RCC. LINTEL 230X150MM

1500

150MM THICK RCC. SLAB

1355

1800

KEY PLAN

C35

1200

12 25MM THICK MORTAR RCCTHICK BEAMRCC. 230X450MM 150MM SLAB

C20 F20

RCC BEAM 230X450MM

80MM HIGH SKIRTING CERAMIC TILES 300X300X10MM RCC BEAM 230X450MM

C2 F2

TREAD - 250 mm RISER - 150 mm

C12

1800

1200

F19

14 MOSAIC TILE 300X300X10MM

100MM THICK SCREED

C66

F12

1800

1200

1600

1200

C19

250MM BRICK-BAT COBA LAID TO SLOPE

C11 C11 1600

C1 F1

1800

1200

C19,C37,C52,C63

1800

1200

1800

C4 F4

1200

LOUVERED WINDOW 600X700MM

1800 1200

1800

18MM THICK EXTERNAL PLASTER

1800

1200

KEY PLAN

18 RCC BEAM 230X450MM 150MM THICK RCC. SLAB

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1200

250MM BRICK-BAT COBA 12MM THICK LAID INTERNAL TO SLOPE PLASTER 100MM THICK SCREED 18MM THICK EXTERNAL PLASTER

TYPICAL SECTION OF FOOTING (SCALE 1:50)

1800

7 8

2 19

C62

PLASTER OF PARIS FALSE CEILING WITH 3 COATS OF ACRYLIC (SCALE 1:50) PAINT WITH PRIOR COAT OF PRIMER AND PUTTY.

STAIRCASE DETAILS

SPECIFICATIONS TYPICAL SECTION OF R.C.C. SHEAR WALL

CODE

(SCALE 1:50)

CEILING FINISH

12MM THICK INTERNAL PLASTER

W1 3435

150 MM THK. P.C.C. BED.

10MM. THK. NON SKID CERAMIC TILES 300 X 300 MM.

150 MM THK. P.C.C. BED.

MURUM FILLING

FOOTING

SPECIFICATIONS

17 16

150MM THICK RUBBLE

RAMMED EARTH

3 4

50MM THICK SCREED

COLUMN

FINISH

CODE

300X450 MM BEAM

1800

C1 CODE

FOOTING

B 8

WALL FINISH PLASTER OF PARIS FALSE CEILING WITH 3 COATS OF ACRYLIC

SECTION AA'

PLINTH PROTECTION DRY RUBBLE PACKING

1715 1

1635

ALUMINUM LOUVRE FRAME WINDOW12 WITH GLASS PANELS AND EXHAUST FANS

18MM THICK LIGHT COLOURED GRANITE TILES

3605

4450

PROFILE

250250250250250250250250250

SPECIFICATIONS

CODE

RCC BEAM 230X450MM 250MM BRICK-BAT COBA LAID TO SLOPE 100MM THICK SCREED

1710

CEILING FINISH

+2130 LVL

C55

150MM HIGH RISER

SPECIFICATIONS

1555

CERAMIC TILES 300X300X10MM 25MM THICK MORTAR

C66

10MM. THK. NON SKID CERAMIC TILES 30015 X 300 MM. SILL

FRAME SIZE NOS. HT. 0.6m x 0.6m 21 1.5

(SCALE 1:50)

C54

SPECIFICATIONS

CODE VENTILATORS F2 CODE

MOSAIC TILE 300X300X10MM 80MM HIGH SKIRTING INSPECTION LID

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

300MM WIDE TREAD

1405

FLOOR FINISH

+3630 LVL

LOUVERED WINDOW 600X700MM PCC. SILL 230X150MM

6 m WIDE ROAD

+5120 LVL

1800

1405

RCC BEAM 230X450MM CERAMIC TILES 300X300X10MM 25MM THICK MORTAR 150MM THICK RCC. SLAB RCC BEAM 230X450MM 250MM 18MM THICKBRICK-BAT EXTERNALCOBA LAID TO SLOPE PLASTER RCC. LINTEL 100MM230X150MM THICK SCREED

NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT SILL BEFORE THE SPECIFICATIONS PROFILE CODE FRAME SIZE NOS. HT. COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. ALUMINUM LOUVRE FRAME WINDOW V1 0.6m x 0.6m 21 1.5 WITH GLASS PANELS AND EXHAUST FANS

80MM HIGH SKIRTING INSPECTION LID

(SCALE 1:50)

MOSAIC TILE 300X300X10MM

28 29

TERRACE PLAN

AMBIGUITY SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE VENTILATORS

+6620 LVL

PCC. SILL 230X150MM

35 34

C62

300MM HIGH BUND WALL

· ALL DIMENSIONS IN THE DRAWING ARE TO BE READ NOT SPECIFICATIONS PROFILE CODE FRAME SIZE NOS. TO BE MEASURED. SINGLE DOOR WITH WOODEN FRAME AND 15 1.3m x 2.1m D3 WOODEN FLUSH PANEL WITH A VISION LITE · ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BESINGLE CORRELATED WITH DOOR WITH ALUMINIUM 21 0.75m x 2.1m D4 FRAME AND PVC FLUSH PANEL STRUCTURAL AND SERVICE DRAWING AND ANY

LOUVERED WINDOW 600X700MM

DOWN

25 26

1565

18MM THICK EXTERNAL PLASTER RCC. LINTEL 230X150MM

38 37

C55

1715

5675

2305

OPENINGS SCHEDULE UNFINISHED SURFACE. DOORS

150MM THICK RCC. SLAB

DOWN

250250250250250250250250250

445

RCC BEAM 230X450MM

40 21 22

1800

BULL NOSE

4270

AMBIGUITY SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT BEFORE THE GENERAL NOTES

1710

300 MM W

COPING

STRUCTURAL AND SERVICE DRAWING AND ANY

+9950 LVL

4450

10 MM THICK DPC

TO BE MEASURED.

+10190 LVL

1710

C54

LADDER

4750

1480

1710

1480

INSPECTION LID

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN mm UNLESS MENTIONED

300MM HIGH BUND WALL

GENERAL NOTES

250250250250250250250250250 470

working drawing

BULL NOSE

300MM HIGH BUND WALL

+12990 LVL

395

1920

COPING

COPING BULL NOSE

RP3

WALDORF

CENT DATE

20/4

SCALE -

1:1

SIGNATURE AN

CENTRE LINE PLAN

NAME - PRANJA

CLASS - THIRD

SUBJECT - WO

BHARATI VIDYAP

D E F G H

B 3850

J K

12450

3590

4520

215

8925

450

C2 215

965

C3 215

215

11595

4520

19 18

1960

1700

1480

18000

450

4520

10410

465

965

795

3700

3930

5700

4520

5510

C29

MUSIC AND DANCE ROOM

C30

7990

C31

8895

(6000 x 12000)

1535

10655

1935

±0.0mm

+150mm

7700

+600mm

1725 12125

750

TREAD - 600 mm RISER - 150 mm

2260

±0.0mm

+150mm

+300mm

+450mm

2030

7990

750 750

+600mm

1935

6050

935

5700

C26

5860 UP

750 750

C25

C28

C18

C16

12750

C24

9650

12125

1075 C17

16000

+600mm

12520

C23

8930

C27

+600mm

C15

6885

3975

(9000 x 5000)

750

1700

+300mm

C21

PLAY NOOK

3400

3965

4190

C22

MEN'S TOILET

+600mm

1495

1880 4290

F1 W1 C1 S1

STAFF ROOM (8000 x 6000)

F2 W2 C1 S1

1230

1495

1030

300

300 300

300

1400

250mm SUNK

750

3655

2545

C14

1000

2000

1450

6330

3265

C13

F2 W2 250mm SUNK C1 S1

1400

5000

1400

1725

4970

1300

1720 W3

1370

5700

2000

3655

4030

14 15

C10

745

+600mm

13885

+600mm

C20

15020

1370

7700 4300

+600mm

8 6 5

+450mm

C19

1800

1700 3625

3625

3700 2115

4030

1200 TREAD - 400 mm RISER - 150 mm

400 400 400

(3700m x 4000m)

C12

+600mm

1400

1490

+2090mm

1110

DUCT

MULTIPURPOSE HALL (12000 x 8000)

C11

C9 905

(4000 X 1000

4040

F1 W1 C1 S1

LIBRARY (10000 x 8000) +600mm

PLAY NOOK

3400

TREAD - 250 mm RISER - 150 mm

3750

F1 W1 C1 S1

3700

750 W3

+600mm

680

WOMEN'S TOILET

680 W3

1840

C5 750

3700

750

C34

5700

C35

C36

750

1355

24300

±0.00mm

13700

10100

750

(107 msq.)

±0.00mm

COURTYARD

(191 msq.)

750

12035

8100

11700

C33

C32

935

4150

COURTYARD

4520

4395

2985

1300

1735

2300

1735

2300

E F

H B

DUCT

900 360

360

205

315

360

V1 360

900

205

8 7 6

360

360 900

195

315 835

315

360 900

205

1300

900

1300

V1 360

355

205

1300

V1 360

900

820 360

195 1300

1300

900 360

195

5715

1300

1340

1300

2250

3705

F2 W2 C1 S1

860

1735

2300

860

1325

+600mm

1725

5 4 3 2 1

C60

3185

3415

C61

5925

3475

4230

(8000 x 6000)

3595

PLAY NOOK

3525

+600mm

(6800m x 3500m) +600mm

525

1735

680

C69

C70 975

2300

1735

2300

1135

8440

P Q

C51

GIRLS' TOILET

1500

2720

1230 1725

1735

1080

360

250mm SUNK

CLASSROOM

7740

900 360

315 205

C59

F1 W1 C1 S1

2590 W4

2300

C68

14495

6455

3525

630

545

7005

4885

2955

1225 2955 1730

5635

545

630 C67

8600

2590

785

1415

C66

V1 360

205

315

ART ROOM +600mm

360

C50 6685

C58

+600mm

(8000 x 6000)

360

1355

(8000 x 6000)

3525

405

1300

C57

705

395 405 395

+600mm

610

400

V1 1300

1415

MEN'S TOILET

705

1300 1415

500

405

1415

DUCT

V1 1300

F1 W1 C1 S1

315 205

(6000 X 1000) V1

CLASSROOM

860

400

1415

500

3885

C64 735

650

+600mm

C62

1300 1415

400

1895

1700

395

1915

TREAD - 250 mm RISER - 150 mm

F2 W2 C1 S1

250mm SUNK

D4 900

360

915 JANITOR'S ROOM

6420

6385

1915 1415

C65

C63

1895 250mm SUNK

850

(3700m X 1000)

14 13

405

+2090mm

F2 W2 C1 S1

17 16 15

650 615

2455

DUCT (1300 x 1500)

1885

780

1850

3765

SW2

420

F2 W2 C1 S1

445

2 4 5

310

1845 855

1685

+600mm

1995

1 3

SW3

(4000 x 5700m)

1005

1525

LIFT

SW1

400

1525

WOMEN'S TOILET

4275

2000

+600mm

FIRE SHAFT

5560

5785

5635

4520

ELECTRIC SHAFT

6385

C56

400

F1 W1 C1 S1

PRINCIPAL'S CABIN

820

C55 2000

985

685

2650

3595

14200

1795

C54 C53

2505

WAITING AREA 2800

900

13850

6650

330

+600mm

360

2475 3725

3660

(7000 x 13000)

C52

JANITOR'S ROOM 915

3850 C49

C48

C42

315 205

1300

19775

2215

1 2 3 4

C47

C46

315 205

1300

C45

F1 W1 C1 S1

ADMIN

BOYS' TOILET +600mm

315 205

3075

C44

2700

3075

7635

2000

4520

1 2 3 4

C43

1500

10250

F2 W2 C1 S1

6890

GENERAL NOTE

ALL DIMENSIONS

UNFINISHED SURF

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

RECEPTION

250mm SUNK

C41 16175

2000

1300

2000

1700

3850

7935

750

3700

C38

3550 1835

2000 TREAD - 600 mm RISER - 150 mm

C40

C39

±0.0mm

+600mm

+450mm

+300mm

+150mm

C37

ALL DIMENSIONS

TO BE MEASURED

ALL DIMENSIONS

STRUCTURAL AND

D E F G H

B 3850

J K

12450

3590

10410

AMBIGUITY SHALL

18000

NOTICE OF THE AR

COMMENCEMENT

OPENINGS SCHED DOORS

8925

CODE FRAME SIZE

2300

455

C31

8895

230

7990

455

(6000 x 6000)

13700

525

C35

1355

C36

4230

24300

5700

C34

360

590

630

E F

H B'

2300

1735

2300

860

2300

1735

2300

860

195 1300

1300

900

205

315

360

V1 360

900

205

8 7 6

315

360

360 900

1300

360 900

1300

V1 360

205

F2 W2 C1 S1

195 195

C51

GIRLS' TOILET 3075

1725

C59

F1 W1 C1 S1

C60

4230 C61

6600

5925

3475

3595

PLAY NOOK

3525

+3590mm

(6800 x 3500)

1735

680 C70

975

2300

1735

2300

1135

8440

10MM THK KO

PLASTE ACRYLIC

SKIRTING FINISH

10mm H

360

+600mm

525

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

900

195

360

(8000 x 6000)

C69

P Q

205

360

250mm SUNK

CLASSROOM

7740

900

735

1735

1080

315

360

1300

2250

3705 1725

3525 W4

14495

2955

2955 630

360

2720

1225 W4

545

7005

315

C50

C58

C68

8600

1735

C67

DUCT

360

355

1355

(8000 x 6000) +3590mm

545

V1 1300

CLASSROOM

C57

+3590mm

3525

785

1415

205

6685 6455

2590

5635

1300

5550

C66

F1 W1 C1 S1 (8000 x 6000)

2590

395

405

395

400

V1 1300

1730

1895

705

C65

F1 W1 C1 S1

705

6420 D3

CLASSROOM

1415

610

445 C64

1300 1415

MEN'S TOILET

445

860

500

V1 1300 1415

500

780

445

C62

900

V1 360

900

1500 6385

F2 W2 C1 S1

1915

V1 1300 1415 1415

W1 DUCT (1300 x 1500)

1915 1415

DUCT

405

(3.7m X 1m)

28 30

405

850

27 29

TREAD - 250 mm RISER - 150 mm

6385

C56 D3

250mm SUNK

400

250mm SUNK

400

24 25 26

+5085mm

F2 W2 C1 S1

400

37 36

650

SW3

400

2455

650

1685 SW2

5935

5560

1685

SW1

1780 D3

20 21

1525

LIFT

2000

WOMEN'S TOILET

1525

+3590mm

3765

985

685

FIRE SHAFT

ELECTRIC SHAFT

4275

230

1765

C55 2000

1895

C54 C53

205

315

1230

3725

2475

4925 14200

+3590mm

315 205

360

10MM. T

5 4 3 2 1

56.4

(7000 x13000)

C63

JANITOR'S 915 ROOM

6650

330

SEMINAR HALL

360

V1 360

C52

900

(6m X 1m) V1

F1 W1 C1 S1

315 205

355

5715

13850

900

C42

1300

315 205

360

C49

1300

2215

315 205

915 JANITOR'S ROOM

3850 C48

1300

19775

1 2 3

C47

C46

2700

3075

305

10250

C45

1300

4045 W3

C44

195

10MM T

CODE

F2 W2 C1 S1

1300

2000

1 2 3

C43

18MM T

D2 2000

250mm SUNK

BOYS' TOILET

C41

16175

1300

2000

1700

7935

3700

C38

1340

1500

C40

C39 3550

7635

C37

WALL DADO 2 300X300M

CEILING FINISH

D3 2000

CODE

D3 230

10100

COURTYARD

CODE

2300

12035

8100

11700

C33

10MM O ACRYLIC P

+3590mm

C32

COURTYARD

0.6m x 0.6m

FLOOR FINISH

550

4395

11670

F1 W1 C1 S1

CLASSROOM

4150

FRAME SIZE NO

CODE

230

±0.00m

+0.15m

7700

+0.30m

+0.45m

1725

5850

C30

1935

2.3m x 1.8m

WALL FINISH

+3590mm

(6000 x 6000)

4m x 1.5m

C29

2.9m x 1.5m 2.6m x 1.6m

7990

W1 W2

CODE

2300

1935

CLASSROOM

VENTILATORS

455

3965

F1 W1 C1 S1

0.75m x 2.1m

31.8

6050

12125

17 16

C18 5700

1.3m x 2.1m

WINDOWS

C26

5860

6 m WIDE ROAD

C17

C16

2030

1880

555

230

12750

C25

1935

1075

3400

230

C15

C28

±0.00m

+0.15m

+0.30m

(9000 x 5000)

2145

12520

4165

+0.45m

PLAY NOOK +600mm

1930

2260

3835

1030

300 300 300

+3590mm

1750 2000

C24

9650

12125

5700

STAFF ROOM (8000 x 6000)

F2 W2 C1 S1

2.5m x 2.2m

DE WI

3930

3700

300 300

DUCT

MEN'S TOILET 945

1970

250mm SUNK

5.5m x 2.5m

CODE FRAME SIZE NO

F1 W1 C1 S1

C23

C27

16000

1725

D1 D2

1400

5000

300

1400

1975

F2 W2 C1 S1

1700 450

C21

1720 W3

955

3655

C14

C13 1880

4190

C22

4525

955

DOWN

1750 2000

3655

4030

5550

23 22

840

1400

4970

5700

+3590mm

3265

2300

+600mm

+3590mm

1300

1395

V1 1400

C10

4180

(3700m x 4000)

1205

1140

7700

4300

C12

(10000 x 8000)

4080

CLASSROOM

PLAY NOOK

3700

1700 3625

3625

3700

(10000 x 8000) +3590mm

F1 W1 C1 S1 C11

810

30 29

(4m X 1m)

3400

+5085mm

1960

TREAD - 250 mm RISER - 150 mm

F1 W1 C1 S1

CLASSROOM

4520

300

1625

11595

1840

1625

19 18

1115

1700

1625

1115

WOMEN'S TOILET

3700

1625

1115

2075

1800

2300

1700

3700

300

1115 2300

1565

2075

2300

2675

1140

2300

2000

1565

RP3

WALDORF

FIRST DATE

SCALE -

20/4/2

1 : 10

SIGNATURE AND

6890

NAME - PRANJAL

CLASS - THIRD Y

SUBJECT - WORK

BHARATI VIDYAPE

sans furniture Description - this project was a winning entry to the Space Design Competition at 3rd position Semester - 6th Sem Duration - 15 days Done in a group of two.

The design is a testament to the minimalist cultureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s focus where nothing is added for effect. Emphasis is done on the creation of a space using natural light, materials and negative space to allow energy to flow through it. The use of a gender-neutral design strategy is done to ensure that the design enables equitable use by emphasizing the function of space, banishing any hints of being biased towards a particular gender. This is done through the use of a calming colour palette, geometry, curves, texture and a seamless form to create a poignant sense of clarity and freedom. Bare essential furnishings keep this living space from feeling cramped or cluttered letting the beauty of its white elements reflect and bounce the natural light. A tight edit, a concise color palette and paired down silhouette create a layered, warm, rich, and inviting space with a gallery-like setting as this is, after all, a place of comfort and refuge.

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de-clutter

Description - this project was a second entry to the Space Design Competition, where the brief was to design a space within an enclosure of 3m x 3m x3m where a teenager could quaratine. Semester - 6th Sem Duration - 15 days Done in a group of two.

Our life is a quest for happiness. We try to do things that would help us become happier. And pursuing “more” is a common approach because we believe that having more of something means more happiness. So, the intent is to create a space which encourages to give up excess belongings that cause stress and distraction. A space meant to release, organize, and integrate specific thoughts, designed to promote relaxation, focus, and peace. Line, form, space, light and material are but a few of the essential elements central to a space of contemplation. Great value is placed on the absence of nonessential internal walls to open up a space and allow an organic flow between the structure’s interior and exterior. This allows to reduce all elements down to their core essential quality. In times where restrictions are imposed upon the explorations of the built environment, the space creates opportunity to look inside the build of one’s self, it leaves a feeling of intimacy, far away from a space with prying eyes.

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WOOD WORKING A 10 day intensive wood workshop was held by Ar. Yashika Tijoriwala at the end of 3rd semester. We started this workshop with learning about the basics of the discipline from materials to tools. We got our hand on all kinds of tools, from the primitive ones to the power tools .We learnt about joineries and wood work without nails.

In the first phase of the workshop we started with the basics of woodworking tools, techiniques and making joineries.

At the end we made a lifesize gazebo by using those joineries.

CONCRETE TILE MAKING This 2 day workshop taught the making of concrete surfaces with custom finishes achieved through various oxides and particulate inlays. The tiles were first reinforced with a fibre mesh then filled with concrete. A proportinate mixture of white cement, marble powder and desired oxide was poured on the top. The tiles were later sanded and glazed. These could be custom made into any shape or casted directly on the surface.

UDRI

URBAN CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP

This extensive 21 day workshop was held by The Urban Development Research Institute at Mumbai, to study and asses the living conditions of the orginal as well as the migrant residents of the Versova Koliwada (Mumbai). It involved site work on the weekdays at the Koliwada and data analysis on the weekends at UDRI's office at Fort. The workshop gave an insight on the condition of water and sanitation facilities available at the Koliwada as well as the poor living conditions and hardships faced by the kolis.

travel and photography

@easy_easel Easy Easel is an instagram handle which i statred during the lockdown, wherein I experiment with different colours, colour palettes and surfaces . It was also done with the intention to test out what all could be done with cheap and easily accessible art supplies. The act of mixing random colours and anticipating the results turned out to be quite therapeutic and gave surprising results every single time.

pranjalimali24@gmail.com +91 7045049483 @pranjali.mali @easy_easel Kharghar, Navi Mumbai.