PREKSHA SINHA
ARCHITECTURE
PORTFOLIO 2020
All the information mentioned is accurate to the best of my knowledge and belief. Preksha Sinha 04.10.2020
CONTENTS Interior Design
Studio Apartment, Paris
page 97
Internship
Archohm Consults, Noida
page 101
Thesis
School of Art and Architecture, Noida
page 3
Curriculum Vitae
page 1
Parametrics
Computational Design
page 55
Hospital
Mother and Child Care Hospital, Kolkata
page 87
Urban Design Studio
Business Hotel
page 29
page 81
Restructuring Anand Vihar Precinct
Noida
Hostel
Youth Hostel, Jaipur
page 93
Housing Studio
Group Housing in Mayur Vihar, Delhi
page 61
Additional Works
page 107
My journey through college has helped me understand the dynamics of
space, helping me realize the uniqueness of each project and their requirement of special, sensitive treatment. My work in the field has brought to my attention the dire need of sustainability in each project. Every little effort brings us one step closer to nature and all it has to offer. I am seeking an opportunity to learn and contribute to the best of my ability. I believe, with my skills and commitment, I shall be an asset to the field of architecture.
Interests
Software Skills Preksha Sinha Architect
Personal Skills
Cliftons Strength
29th October, 1997 +91-9971205808
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Creativity
Communication
Leadership
Team Work
My 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
test outcome: Positivity Adaptability Consistency Includer Woo
prekshasinha29@gmail.com
Additional Skills
U-Tower 404, Amrapali Sapphire, Sector - 45, Noida, Delhi NCR, Uttar Pradesh - 201303, India
Photography | Model Making | Rendering | Sketching
Languages: Hindi (Native) English (Fluent) Spanish (Diploma)
2015 - 2020
Amity University, Noida, Sector -45, Uttar Pradesh. Bachelor of Architecture : CGPA - 7.23
2008 - 2015
Holy Child Auxilium School, New Delhi.
The test is based on Positive Psychology.
Education
Work Experience
Documentation
Jan-June, 2019
Aug, 2019
Chhalera Village, Noida Documentation and study of the activities and developments of the village and its impact on the urban fabric, and vice versa.
Archohm Consults 6 months internship during the 8th semester.
Competitions Dec, 2019
Transparence 14.0 Participated in a railway station and urban design competition.
May, 2017
Ganga Kinare, Kanpur A chronological documentation of human settlements along river Ganga.
Sep, 2017
Photography Competition, Noida Participated in a photography competition orchestrated by the college.
June, 2016
Jaipur House, Mayo College, Ajmer Documentation through Measure Drawing during 3rd semester.
Jan, 2017
59th Annual NASA Convention, Jaipur Participated in Louis I. Kahn Trophy, got shortlisted in top 10.
Final Year Projects Jan-May, 2020
Thesis Topic - School of Art and Architecture. Research and development of a design institute in Noida, which could act as more than a college, by being an inclusive campus to more people than just its students.
July-Dec, 2019
Dissertation Topic - Storytelling Through Architecture. The purpose of this research is to study the juxtaposition of Storytelling through Architecture and Literature in order to amplify the prospects of improving the designing process to receive better end products.
Workshops Sept, 2020
Parametricism 1.0, Epoch India, Delhi Workshop on Computational Design and Parametricism; Rhino and Grasshopper.
July, 2018
GRIHA Training Programme, Noida Workshop on GRIHA Rating and green building strategies.
Aug, 2017
TEDx, Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi Attended TED Talk at Jamia Milia Islamia on various insightful topics.
Nov, 2017
Exploring Auroville Architecture Workshop on the various architectural styles seen in Auroville, and green practices adopted by the people there.
Extra-Curricular Activities 2016, 2017
Movie Making Took part in the making of two short films for Student Awareness Program, namely; Fallen Angels and Naya Raasta.
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Abstract Universities can be more than just a place of education. It can mean much more to the society, and be inclusive of people other than just its students. The School of Art and Architecture, located in Noida Sector 62, will hold interactive spaces among its classrooms to provide a creative atmosphere for its students. At the same time, the school will contribute to the society in the manner of exhibition halls. To cope this, project aims to set platform for Artists, Architects, students, and citizens from various fields, age and income group in various discussions to interact, to share, and gain ideas not only through the conventional ways that we are familiar with, but also through the ways in which people have enlightened through ages i.e. through engagement in formal as well as informal activities. The school provides design courses in art and architecture to students wishing to pursue it. It’s a platform for artist and architects to share their works and experiences through exhibitions, seminars, events with common peoples and students along with conference rooms and library. This encourages learning through formal syllabus and informal activities and interaction.
Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kdp8tJ4g0g
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The site is located in Noida, Sector 62, with a metro station in close proximity and is surrounded by various other institutes. The site can be approached by three sides, and given the scale of the institute, multiple points of entry/ exits will work in the project’s favour. There are no visual aspects surrounding the site, so the project requires a design which will provide views on the inside. Taking into account the climate of Noida, various passive strategies are considered and adopted to make the campus as sustainable as possible.
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DMRC Electrical Substation
NCHM Institute of Hospitality Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel
Jaipuria Institute of Management
Central Institute for Research and Training
ational Institute of Biologicals
PROPOSED SITE 17.5 ACRES
National Center for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF)
Symbiosis Law School Symbiosis Management School
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Vision
To create an institute that will be the part of society as an inclusive space by creating an integrated life within the social entity of the school and urban life. The zoning plays around with the three key words Interaction, Destination, Spaces Within Spaces. It creates a big central zone which is the Primary Space. The spaces in between buildings being the Secondary Spaces. And the spaces within the buildings, like courtyards, are the Tertiary Spaces. The Tertiary Spaces interact with each other with corridors as transition spaces between them. They fulfill many different functions including informal activities, jury displays, workshop spill-out area, etc. These spaces flow out into the Secondary spaces. The Secondary Spaces interact amongst each other, while each flows out further into the Primary Space, which is the Destination of the project.
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Concept and Idealogy
Catalyst between the worlds of Art, Architecture, and everyday life.
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Buildings with their own spaces, flowing into shared spaces; each with their own character.
Connection and interaction between built and open spaces.
Form Development 1.
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There is a pedestrian spine through which rest of the pedestrian network originates.
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The major blocks that were formed are; Academic Block, Public Block, Student Hostel, and Faculty Hostel.
This creates niches for various functions based on zoning, aiding in the derivation of masses.
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In the Public Block, the Library has been raised above ground.
This has been done to maintain the sense of flowing landscape through the site.
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The design is extroverted in nature. The focus of the project are the open spaces that envelope the buildings, and their interaction amongst each other. The main academic blocks have been planned in courtyard style for better interaction amongst students and teachers. The area between the Architecture and Art Departments acts as a common garden; a space for students and teachers alike. The garden flows into the Destination of the project through the colonnade of the public block, as do all the other open spaces. The Destination is the main attraction of the project, open to all. It has a water body in the middle, around which people can sit and enjoy the view. It also has an open-air theatre for various events and activities.
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Site Section
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AMITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING
SCHOOL OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE PRESENTED BY: PREKSHA SINHA (A1904015145) 5TH YEAR, BATCH 2015-2020
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Architecture Department The passage leading up to the Architecture Department. The planning is very extroverted and the building flows out into the landscape naturally. The department has a pedestrian path which cuts it into two blocks, but they are joined at every level through a bridge. The courtyard space dedicated for jury panels and other displays can be easily viewed by both parts of the department.
Art Department The Art Department is introduced through two main points; the first one is through the administrative block, the second one is the drop off at the sculpting court. The ground floor of the department is reserved for various kinds of workshops, each of which has its own spill out area. One such area also serves as the drop off area of the department. It gives one the feel of the institute.
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The common garden space between the Department of Art and Department of Architecture has been landscaped such that it has several shaded and comfortable seating areas. The area is directly connected to the classrooms and the snacks kiosk, it makes a great space for relaxing. This space also promotes informal interaction amongst the two departments, and students of different years.
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Section through the Exhibition Halls
The campus is intended for an inclusive space where anyone who wished to attend any function or exhibition that might be on display can come in and look around. The Destination of the project has been made keeping in mind the same; it has a central water body and the greenery has been given to keep the place cool even in summer days. Contoured seating areas and gazebos are naturally shaded by the trees provided.
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URBAN
Restructuring Anand Vihar Pre
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Abstract Railway lines are a major transportation linkage across India. A rapid growth has created infrastructural challenges with regular increase in passenger load. The existing railway facilities are unable to serve to these needs. Recognizing this, the Northern Railway has taken the initiative to develop one major railway terminal in the Trans-Yamuna region - Anand Vihar Railway Station. The project calls to redesign the existing Anand Vihar Railway Station, taking into consideration the Anand Vihar ISBT, Anand Vihar Metro Station, and Kaushambhi ISBT - turning it into a Multimodal Transit Hub. Its urban context has been taken into consideration, and has been uplifted as required by the situation highlighting the art, history, and culture of the area.
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Structure Plan
Design Idea The intent of the design output was to bring ease into the daily lives of travelers - local or otherwise; and to bring more meaning to the community than just a built mass - leading us to come up with the following interventions;
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Vision
The vision was to introduce a Spine across the precinct, stitching together the otherwise sparse areas: Kaushambi, Anand Vihar, and Karkardooma. It not only connects together the Anand Vihar Railway Station, Anand Vihar Metro Station and ISBT, Kaushambi Metro Station, and Kaushambi ISBT into one Transit Hub, but also connects the Commercial Zone and serves multiple purposes, housing many different activities and recreational spaces. It has been raised on a higher level which segregates the vehicular and pedestrian movement in the area. Alternative movement facilities like Cycle Tracks and Tram services are also provided.
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Concept and Ideology
Space for Humans
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More is the complexity in planning more disconnected you feel
Ease in movement; Greater sense of belonging
Urban Design Moves
Stitching
Passage of Time
Iconic Element
An idea to give our building a modern look with a touch of traditional architectural elements to keep the image and essence of railway intact.
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Idea of Spine
River near the hotel and The commercial space near Commercial 1 provides a railway is for retail. Commercial serene environment. space around river are offices and co-working spaces
One part connects to Charbagh and other to the metro station.
Moun and p Three modes of transit.
Approach to Design Mode Appro rn ach Focus and
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Functional Diagram Entrance Lobby Concourse 1
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Railway Station
Placement of cores for the circulation from lobby to platform and concourse.
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Master Plan The design interventions produced five major zones; Kaushambi Area, Anand Vihar ISBT and Metro Station, Railway Station and EMU Station, Commercial Zone 1, and Commercial Zone 2. While the Spine acts as a pedestrian connection throughout the precinct, an underpass connecting Kaushambi and Karkardooma, while serving the Transit Hub and Commercial Zone, has been introduced to reduce the traffic inflow on the main approach road. The ISBT has been integrated within the vacant spaces of the metro building, which in itself has been re-envisioned and redesigned. This allows a better connectivity and smoother movement patterns. The Railway Station and EMU Platform have also been redesigned to accelerate infrastructure and efficiency. As cities are often identified by their railway stations, the Transit Hub fashions traditional elements such as arches and jalis, in a more contemporary manner. The Railway Station overlooks a modern interpretation of “Charbagh�.
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Section through the underground round-about, highlighting the Ring above
Section through the Commercial Zone 2
View of Commercial Zone 2 which consists of shopping complexes. The design promotes casual movement and provides spaces for various recreational activities such as street performances, etc.
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Commercial Zone 1 houses Business Hotels, Offices, and Co-working Spaces. The space around the buildings have been designed such that the user/visitor experiences a calm and soothing environment. A river-like water body has been placed in the middle, at the banks of which people can sit, walk around, and relax.
Section through the Commercial Zone A cross section of the entire Commercial Zone showing various urban spaces generated, and highlighting the gradual decrease in height which narrows it focus towards the Railway Station.
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LEGEND: 1 - 8. Shop 9. Toilet 10. Cut-out 11. Auto-stand 12. Security 13. Ticketing Station 14. Enquiry Office 15 - 19. Office 20. Administration Area 21. Security Department 22. Toilet 23. Cut-out
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Railway Station - Ground Floor Plan
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The division of Arrival and Departure sections of the Railway Station has been done adjacently rather than on different levels to avoid confusion and maintain an ease in the movement pattern. The platforms, Departure Lounge, Arrival Lounge, and EMU Station are connected majorly through underground tunnels. The roof structure of the platform has been designed to collect the rainwater for reusable purposes. The Arrival Lounge curves over and houses small refreshment kiosks and cafes with large arched windows, which overlook the Charbagh. The Charbagh has been landscaped on various levels and even has a small water body in the center. It also serves as one of the spill-out spaces for the Spine.
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Platform Design
Plan of Platform
Section of Platform 51
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Section through the Cycle Track leading to the Spine
The Park - Start of the Spine
A park has been introduced in Kaushambi, which begins with the end of Kaushambi Metro Station, tying together the industrial and the residential zone. The park takes one through many activities and experiences within it like scenic cafes and walking tracks, cycling tracks, skating bowls, parkour area, etc. The slope which takes one from the ground level to the concourse level of the metro has been treated with contours and landscaping, giving it a “Mountain� like environment. At various levels cafes, kiosks, and sitting spaces are provided so that the environment created can be peacefully experienced and admired. This park is the starting point of the Spine. Its intent was to provide the residents of the area with a more approachable and easily accessible recreational spot, as parks and gardens are a rare site in the residential complexes there. This park can act as a space where they go for morning or evening walks, or attend communal yoga classes, or just an interesting place to hang out with friends and loved ones.
Section through the cafes leading to the Kaushambi Metro Station
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The image shows the junction at which the Spine connects Anand Vihar Railway Station and Anand Vihar Metro Station. The Tram service can be seen running in front of the Metro Station, while the Local Bus Stand can be seen below. The circular punctures visible have been given so that natural light and ventilation reaches the bus stand below. The facade of the Metro Station comprises of traditional features such as arches and jalis, but with a contemporary touch.
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PARAM Computational Design -
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Rhino and Grasshopper
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Abstract Parametricism is a form of architecture which is based on computer technology and takes into account the algorithm behind every design decision. In today’s day and age, designing environmental buildings is no longer suggested - it is a requirement. With exploring a new style of architecture, one must explore the tools available. Rhino3D and Grasshopper are such tools which were explored in a month long Parametricism workshop in September 2020. Below are different structures made using different plug-ins such as Kangaroo, Weaverbird, Ladybird, Honeybee, Lunchbox, and Mesh++. The workshop illuminated the ease in facade designing and environmental analysis through careful Grasshopper scripting.
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Radiation Analysis Radiation Analysis is a part of Environmental Analysis plug-ins of Grasshopper called Ladybug and Honeybee. This is the process of assessing the solar radiation exposed to any surface, and design the fenestrations accordingly. The heat gain spectrum reads Red as the highest, and Dark Blue as the lowest. So, the facade fenestrations overlapping with the colour Red will be the smallest, and the Dark Blue ones will be the biggest. Environmental Analysis helps in the output of a more sustainable project, which is a goal of high value; sustainability, Computational Design is a step in the right direction for the same. Softwares like Rhino and Grasshoppers, and their plug-ins help in our aid.
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Public Seating
Frie Otto Technique
Kangaroo Mesh Formation
Parametric Facade
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Babylon Heights
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Abstract The Group Housing, named Babylon Heights, is located in Mayur Vihar Phase - 1. The idea was to design a haven where modern amenities will walk hand in hand with serene ambiance and green splendour. A locale where one would love to return from a hard day’s work to enjoy cheerful evenings with family and friends. It is synonymous with lavish lifestyle with redefined standards of living in National Capital Region. The project consists of buildings that join in the middle to provide space for recreational and interactive purposes. The USP of the project is also developed by the same concept; connecting two towers in the middle to act as a mediator between the two.
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Site Context Legend: Residential Complex Fire Station Star City Mall Petrol Pump Hotel CNG Station Mayur Vihar Extn. Metro Station LIG area - closer to public transport, allows the area its own independent access. The site is very well connected. Facilities available around the site - Star City Mall available for shopping and functions - Petrol pump/ CNG station right next to the site - Metro station right around the corner Proximity to Transport Hub: Airport - 24km away New Delhi Railway Station - 10.8km away Bus Stop - 2km away Metro Station - 1 km away
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Site Access and Services Possible entrances to the site - least points of congestions
Best possible area for the position of the transformer, and/or DG set.
Legend: Existing Manholes 18m wide Approach Road Fire station present right next to the site.
9m wide Approach Road Fire Tender Path
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Master Plan: The towers are placed on the site so that a common interactive space is created instead of isolated spaces. This promotes interaction between the residents of the society. The focal point for most of the towers is a large, open land, and the clubhouse.
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1BHK - Tower Layout TOWER TYPE - LIG 1 BHK (10% 0F 104160sqm) AREA: 44sqm NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS: 104160 x 10% = 10416/44 = 263 DWELLING UNITS ONE TOWER- 4 TO A CORE; G + 22; SO, 263/88 = 3 TOWERS. AREA OF ONE UNIT= 44sqm LOBBY AREA=21.9sqm SHAFTS + LIFTS = 12.8sqm AREA OF ONE FLOOR = 219.9sqm AREA OF ONE TOWER = 4839.8sqm AREA OF THREE TOWERS = 4839.8 x 3= 14492.4sqm
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Lobby Area
HT & LT Shaft
Fire Staircase
Service Lifts
Fire Hydrant Shaft
Units
Key Tower Plan Towers 1, 2, 3.
Unit Layout
Tower Elevation
Tower Section
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2BHK - Tower Layout TOWER TYPE - MIG 2 BHK (20% 0F 104160sqm) AREA: 80sqm NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS: 104160 x 20% = 20832/80 = 260 DWELLING UNITS ONE TOWER- 4 TO A CORE; G + 22; SO, 260/88 = 3 TOWERS. AREA OF ONE UNIT= 80sqm LOBBY AREA=44.4sqm SHAFTS + LIFTS = 18sqm AREA OF ONE FLOOR = 364.4sqm AREA OF ONE TOWER = 8026sqm AREA OF THREE TOWERS = 8026x3 = 24078 sqm
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Lobby Area
HT & LT Shaft
Fire Staircase
Service Lifts
Fire Hydrant Shaft
Units
Unit Layout
Key Tower Plan Towers 4, 5, 6.
Tower Elevation
Tower Section
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3BHK - Tower Layout TOWER TYPE - MIG 3 BHK (40% 0F 104160sqm) AREA: 126.3sqm NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS: 104160 x 30% = 41664/126.3 = 329 DWELLING UNITS ONE TOWER- 6 TO A CORE; G + 18; SO, 329/108 = 3 TOWERS. AREA OF ONE UNIT= 126.3sqm LOBBY AREA=92.5sqm SHAFTS + LIFTS = 21.4sqm AREA OF ONE FLOOR = 870.3sqm AREA OF ONE TOWER = 15686sqm AREA OF THREE TOWERS = 15686 x 3= 470604sqm
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Lobby Area
HT & LT Shaft
Fire Staircase
Service Lifts
Fire Hydrant Shaft
Units
Key Tower Plan Towers 11, 12, 13.
Unit Layout
Tower Section
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Tower Elevation
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4BHK - Tower Layout TOWER TYPE - MIG 4 BHK (30% 0F 104160sqm) AREA: 167.2sqm NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS: 104160 x 30% = 31248/167.2 = 186 DWELLING UNITS ONE TOWER- 2 TO A CORE; G + 23; SO, 186/46 = 4 TOWERS. AREA OF ONE UNIT= 167.2sqm LOBBY AREA=40.5sqm SHAFTS + LIFTS = 24sqm AREA OF ONE FLOOR = 374.9sqm AREA OF ONE TOWER = 8646.7sqm AREA OF FOUR TOWERS = 8646.7x4 = 34586.8 sqm
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Lobby Area
HT & LT Shaft
Fire Staircase
Service Lifts
Fire Hydrant Shaft
Units
Unit Layout
Tower Elevation
Key Tower Plan Towers 7, 8, 9, 10.
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Commercial Arcade A commercial complex has been provided for the ease of the residents, which will contain rent-able stores for facilities such as convenience stores, cafes, salons, etc. It is located on a edge of the site and has its own separate entry/exit gates and vehicular parking. This has been done so that the shops and eateries present can be utilized by people other than just the residents of the housing.
Open Air Theatre Along with many other amenities, an Open Air Theatre has been provided in the society. It is a place for children to play in, for people to sit and chat. The steps, the stage, and the garden beyond it creates an additional space for the society’s combined occasions and celebrations. In addition to the halls in the clubhouse, this space can be utilized for events such as Holi, Diwali, Eid, Christmas, etc can be celebrated here.
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The clubhouse, placed as the focus of all the towers, houses restaurants and banquet halls which can be rented by the residents for their personal functions. Moreover, the clubhouse has top class amenities such as gyms, saunas, swimming pools, salons, etc. In addition, it also consists of a grocery store to cater to the basic needs of the occupants.
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HOT
5 Star Business
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2018
TEL
ss Hotel, Noida
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Vision
The concept was inspired by the Bauhaus Movement. Simple in its geometry and functional design, the hotel is designed to provide a serene, calm environment to its customers. Promoting human link with the outside world. The building consists of many punctures which create a simple solid void ratio. The punctures hold recreational amenities such as swimming pools, cafes, etc.
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Form Development
About
1.
The site is located in Noida, Sector 33. The site is right next to the upcoming business and commercial hub Wave City Centre. The project is under ATC Group. The aim of the project was to design a high-end business hotel. Consisting of world class amenities, the hotel’s main objective is to provide customers with comfort and a pleasant experience. It houses various amenities such as cafes, infinity pools, banquet halls, meeting rooms, etc.
5.
Sun study done to identify the area receiving maximum heat gain.
Site Plan
2. Optimal functional planning obtained. 6. Massing 3. Height reduced as per use. 7. Mass trimmed for open land on site for free movement. 4 i. Circulation cores are provided so that it serves equally to all parts of the building. ii.
Composing mass to fit the and use of the hotel.
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8.
Punctures are provided.
The focus of the design was towards the functionality and comfort of its users. As business hotel, the building has meeting rooms and conference rooms, along with banquet halls for personal or business purposes. The hotel is also equipped with high-class restaurants, cafes, and bars.
Floor Plans
Ground Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
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HOSP
Mother and Child Ca
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2017
PITAL
are Hospital, Kolkata
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Vision
The aim was to design a functional and comfortable space for new parents and their families; to make their experience as pleasant as possible. The hospital is designed keeping in mind free movement and minimal obstructions.
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Form Development 1.
2.
Sun Study
3.
Mass
4.
North Effect Narrow puncture allows cool wind to pass through the building and provides natural shade for outdoor dining. On the west we have the replica of Eiffel tower and at front we have the lake. Massing is done so that the maternity suites get the views and the wind. It also protects them from harsh sun rays.
5.
View Effect
6.
Mass Effect
Wind Effect
Site Plan
Design Features:
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Seating/dining area given such that the people sitting get fresh, cool air from the lake. To provide privacy to the people occupying the seats from the entrance of the building, trees are strategically placed. The area doesn’t need artificial shading because the building serves the purpose at all hours of the day. Pergola connecting the emergency department and the OPD through a stoned pathway. Provides a better connection of the hospital for the doctors, nurses, and staff. Small lake/pool given as an interactive, recreational area for adults and kids alike.
Floor Plans
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HO S
Youth Host
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2017
STEL
tel, Jaipur
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Form Development
About
1.
The site is hypothetical. The location of the site is Jaipur, Rajasthan. The Youth Hostel is meant for young or middle aged professionals and students, and is surrounded by various official, institutional, and commercial buildings. The concept was inspired by Jaipur’s grid planning. The hostel is designed keeping in mind geometry, symmetry, and a central axis; all being an important part of Jaipur’s architecture.
Site is divided in a grid of 5m x 5m.
2. Mass
The site is very well connected by pedestrian pathways. The pathway helps in defining the central axis of the site. There are plenty of open spaces for physical activities; facilities such as badminton courts and basketball courts are provided.
Site Plan 3.
Mass trimmed to provide the site with open land.
4. Dividing mass based on function typology.
5. Defining a central axis.
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8.
6. Blocks divided based on function. Courtyard provided for better air circulation.
Symmetrical and geometrical in plan
Pedestrian pathway defines the central axis of the site.
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INTER
Studio Apar
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2018
RIORS
rtment, Paris
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Abstract The aim was to design the interiors of a studio apartment for a hypothetical character. Gilbert is a down to earth Graphic Designer. His workaholism perfectly complements his introverted nature. He stays up till odd hours working on his projects, cut off from the rest of the world. Even though Gilbert is fairly well off, he likes to live a simple life; elegantly. His house is his alone, he doesn’t like people coming over without purpose. Contemporary Minimalist style of interiors gives a personalized twist to the modern look, making it far more adaptable, livable, and comfortable. It takes on modern decor, simple lines, and unfussy design. The house has clean lines, is practical, and minimalistic on accessories.
Floor Plan
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INTERN
Archohm Con
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2019
NSHIP
nsults, Noida
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Ektara - Elevational Renders ELEVATION RENDERS
3D RENDERS 3D Renders
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NOTES 1. 2.
DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWING, FOLLOW ONLY FIGURED DIMENSIONS. ALL DIMENSIONS GIVEN IN THIS DRAWING ARE IN MILLIMETERS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE AND APPROVED BY THE SITE ENGINEER. 4. ANY DISCREPANCY OR AMBIGUITY IN THE DRAWINGS SHOULD IMMEDIATELY BE BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT. 5. ALL DRAWINGS SHOULD BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, PLUMBING, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS. 6. THE ± 0 REFERS TO LEVEL ESTABLISHED AT SITE IN PRESENCE OF THE SITE SUPERVISOR AND THE ARCHITECT. ALL REMAINING LEVELS ARE RELATIVE TO THIS LEVEL. 7. THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT OF ARCHOHM CONSULTS PRIVATE LIMITED, NEW DELHI AND MUST NOT BE RETAINED, COPIED OR USED WITHOUT THEIR AUTHORITY.
Ektara - Stilt Floor Plan
3.
C SEC
X1
X2
X3
X4
X5
32000 7000
6550
7000
8225
200
3110
Y1 PLANTER
PLANTER
PLANTER
4125
9M WIDE ROAD EXTERNAL ROAD LEVEL ± 00
LEVEL -2700
ALUMINIUM SECTION ABOVE
LEVEL +300
RAMP DOWN
MAIN ENTRY
LEVEL +150
Y2 TOILET 2000 MM X 1385 MM
PLANTER
GUARD ROOM 2870 MM X 1385 MM
NO.
DATE
DESCRIPTION
DONE BY
ELECTRICAL SERVICES 3400 MM X 2570 MM
LEVEL +450
7790
15240
B' SEC
AMPHITHEATER 100 PPL.
STORAGE STORE 3400 MM X 2570 MM
MUSEUM
KEY PLAN
LEVEL +300
CAFETERIA & MEETING HALL
B SEC
STAGE
LEVEL -2700
4.5M WIDE ROAD
MUSEUM OF STORY TELLING COURTYARD
LEVEL -150
DN
A SEC
UP
LEVEL +300
LIFT
TOILET 1655 MM X 1020 MM
Y3
EKTARA ARTS CENTER, BHOPAL
CLIENT
MR. SANJIV KUMAR
ELECTRICAL & LANDSCAPE CONSULTANT
MUSEUM OF STORY TELLING
3110
PROJECT
A' SEC
KITCHEN 4470 MM X 1755 MM
DN AUDIO VISUAL ROOM 6100 MM X 2700 MM
LEVEL -2700
LEVEL -2250
LEVEL -1800
DN
LEVEL -1350
PLANTER
LEVEL -900
PLANTER
LEVEL -450
LEVEL ± 00
ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING
HVAC CONSULTANT
ABID HUSAIN CONSULTANTS
HEATING VENTILATION AIR-CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION LG-1&2, jeevan prakash apartment,16a, okhla, new delhi-110025 TEL:- +91-11-26322935 ,FAX: +91-11-26319642, Email: info@ahcon.in
URBANISM INTERIORS
LEVEL +300
MEP CONSULTANT
STRUCTURAL CONSULTANT
M/s. Techno Engineering Consultants
PLANTER
POCKET-A, 30D, Siddartha Extension New Delhi - 110014 Phone No. - 91-11-26344668 E-Mail : ssb_tec@yahoo.co.in ssb.tec@gmail.com
Y4 CONSULTANT
RETRACTABLE BOUNDARY WALL
ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING
URBANISM INTERIORS
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DRAWING TITLE
STILT FLOOR PLAN
C' SEC
1 -
STILT FLOOR PLAN LVL. +450MM
SCALE :- 1:50
DRG.No.
GA
DRAWN BY
N
J.S DATE
15.05.2019
A-EKT-BPL-B-01-01 CHECKED BY
MAULIK SCALE
AS SHOWN
DESIGN BY
S.G PROJECT NO.
AO-14-043
R0 104
LAMINATED FLUSH DOOR AS/DOOR WINDOW SCHEDULE
X1
B -
X1
STORE
2215
450
C'
895
565
345 1010
TOILET PAPER HOLDER AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
VENTILATOR AS/DOOR WINDOW SCHEDULE
2
FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
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SHAFT
100MM THK. LINTEL BEAM AS/STRU. OBD PAINT AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
X2
100MM THK. SILL BEAM AS/STRU. 300X300X10MM CERAMIC TILE UPTO 2100MM AS/ FINISHING SCHEDULE
SP 300
2925 2100
WASH BASIN AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
D'
855
TOILET PLAN
TOILET FLOORING PLAN
2
LVL. +5750MM, +11970MM, +15420MM, +18870MM
975 CENTER WALL
F03
BOTTLE TRAP
WALL
HEALTH FAUCET AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
-
SCALE :- 1:20
LVL. +5750MM, +11970MM, +15420MM, +18870MM
300 W.C. AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
410
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825MM (TOP)
WASH BASIN TAP
TOWEL RACK AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
-
510
1
HEIGHT
WASH BASIN (UNDER COUNTER)
F02
450
B'
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DESCRIPTION
F01
LAMINATED FLUSH DOOR AS/DOOR WINDOW SCHEDULE
W.C. AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
450
FIXTURES
100MM THK. LINTEL BEAM AS/STRU.
300MM X 300MM VITRIFIED TILE AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
CL
2925
665
STAIRCASE LANDING
VENTILATOR AS/DOOR WINDOW SCHEDULE
CL
1150
515
135
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-
V1
CL
D6
X2
CL
300
-12MM LVL. DROP
SHAFT
90
600
C
-
STAIRCASE LANDING
CL
SP
Y2
A'
V1 905
D6
HEALTH FAUCET AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
365
750
-
300
BEAM AS/STRU.
90
CL
-12MM LVL. DROP
A
450
250
Y2
F.F.L +8520
FLOORING TILE STARTING POINT
TOWEL RACK AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
SHAFT
-
300
D
SCALE :- 1:20
F.F.L +5750
X1
X2 STORE
300X300X25MM VITRIFIED TILES AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
STORE
F.F.L +8520
125
125
F.F.L +8520
WALL ELEVATION - A
450
3 BEAM AS/STRU.
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BEAM AS/STRU.
LVL. +5750MM, +11970MM, +15420MM, +18870MM
SCALE :- 1:20
975
V1 1150
V1 NO.
DATE
DESCRIPTION
DONE BY
815
1150
VENTILAROR AS/DOOR-WINDOW SCHEDULE
OBD PAINT AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
KEY PLAN
300
OBD PAINT AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
300
2
300
300
SP 300X300X10MM CERAMIC TILE UPTO 2100MM AS/ FINISHING SCHEDULE
X2
X1
10MM THICK MIRROR AS/DESIGN
1
SHAFT
2100
-
2100
2100
2925
2925
300X300X10MM CERAMIC TILE UPTO 2100MM AS/ FINISHING SCHEDULE
STORE
N
300
-
SP
F.F.L +8520
3
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +6450 510
PROJECT
W.C. AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
410
410
300MM THK. SLAB AS/STRU. BEAM AS/STRU.
BEAM AS/STRU.
385
W.C. AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
1150
HEALTH FAUCET AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE 400
WASH BASIN AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
460
FIRST FLOOR
CL
300
640
-
495
OBD PAINT AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
CLIENT
F.F.L +5750
LAMINATED FLUSH DOOR AS/DOOR WINDOW SCHEDULE
75
F.F.L +5750
5 -
SCALE :- 1:20
WALL ELEVATION - C
LVL. +5750MM, +11970MM, +15420MM, +18870MM
SCALE :- 1:20
BRICK WALL INDICATED
6MM THICK MIRROR AS PER SPECS.
600X600X10MM CERAMIC TILES AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
600X600X10MM CERAMIC TILES AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
12MM THK. WATERPROOFING AS/SPECS.
CEMENT MORTAR
6X6MM GROOVE
6X6MM GROOVE
10MM THK. CEMENT MORTAR AS/SPECS.
12MM THK. WATERPROOFING AS/SPECS.
6 -
105
DETAIL AT 1
F01
100MM THK. LINTEL BEAM AS/STRU.
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DETAIL AT 2
19MM THICK WATERPROOF PLY AS/SPECS.
ALUMINIUM FRAME AS/SPECS.
38X38MM MS. ANGLE AS/ SPECS.
GLASS PANEL AS/SPECS.
DRAWING TITLE
F.F.L +5750
300X300X25MM VITRIFIED TILES AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
100MM THK. SILL BEAM AS/STRU.
BRICK WALL INDICATED
DETAIL AT 3
9
SCALE:- 1:10
TOILET DETAIL
ALUMINIUM FRAME AS/SPECS.
10MM THK. CEMENT MORTAR AS/SPECS.
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c-28c, sector-8, noida - 201301 (up) t 91 120 46 40 300 f 91 120 42 46 788 mail@archohm.com www.archohm.com
BEAM AS/STRU.
SP
VENTILATOR HANDLE AS/SPECS.
F03
8
SCALE:- 1:2
K-23A, Basement floor Kalkaji, New Delhi-110012 TEL:- 011-26460025, 26460026, 41021881 Email: edifice.mep@gmail.com
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +6450
6MM THK. MIRROR AS/SPECS.
7
SCALE:- 1:2
D6
(MEP CONSULTANT)
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WASH BASIN AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
GRANITE COUNTER AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
WASH BASIN AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
600X600X10MM CERAMIC TILES AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
240
250MM THK. BRICK WALL
WATER FAUCET AS/FIXTURE SCHEDULE
300X300X10MM CERAMIC TILE UPTO 2100MM AS/ FINISHING SCHEDULE
F02
500
BRICK WALL INDICATED
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10MM THICK MIRROR AS/DESIGN
FIRST FLOOR
WALL ELEVATION - B
LVL. +5750MM, +11970MM, +15420MM, +18870MM
2100 475
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2925
4
300X300X25MM VITRIFIED TILES AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
750
300X300X25MM VITRIFIED TILES AS/FINISHING SCHEDULE
690
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DETAIL AT 4
DRG.No.
DRAWN BY
10
SCALE:- 1:10
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WALL ELEVATION - D
LVL. +5750MM, +11970MM, +15420MM, +18870MM
SCALE :- 1:20
A-TAK-PATNA-SB-04-02 CHECKED BY
DESIGN BY
PS
G.S.R
A.G
DATE
SCALE
PROJECT NO.
04.05.2019
AS SHOWN
AO-14-043
R0
Proposal Presentation PROPOSAL PRESENTATION
106
ADDIT
Hand Rendering || Ph
107
IONAL
hotography || Sketches
108
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