Landscape Architecture portfolio 2021 by Priya Bukte

PORTFOLIO Priya Bukte

Bachelor of Architecture Master of Landscape Architecture

ESPALIERED CITRUS ON BRICK WALL. NEIGHBOURING ELM TREE.

CERCIS CANADENSIS 'FOREST PANSY' WITH MASSED UNDERPLANTING.

CHARCOAL TINTED CONCRETE.

NEIGHBOURING CAMPHOR LAUREL.

FORMBOSS STEEL EDGING.

in marshy areas

Plants that promote purication of water

EPHEMERALITY SHED

6.00

The intent of the ramp design was to create a TRANSITIONAL EXPERIENCE for the visitors who come to view the Farnsworth house. ToB create pause points in this ramp, I provided small terraces where a person can just wait and IMMERSE themselves in TRAMPOLINE BINS RAIN TANK the serene landscape. The concept while shaping the landform was to ENCAPSULATE THE NATURAL LANDSCAPE while providing equal access to the house.

7.00 + 8.50 8.00

IN GROUND TRAMPOLINE.

9.00

+ 10.00 + 7.00

10.00

+ 10.50 10000 1:20

1:2 0

00 10

+ 2.50

10000

+ 3.50 + 12.00

1:20

+ 2.75

60 00

+ 3.25 5000

EDESTRIAN GATE.

E P P

+ 3.00

+ 3.12

1:20

+BS 3.50

1:20

60 00

Amphitheatre

T H P A

+ 5.50

+ 12.00

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ETTERBOX.

CONTENTS

COMPACTED DECOMPOSED GRANITE. Plants that grow well

SECTION B-B

DESIGN INTENTION

EMOTE SWINGING GATES.

VEGETABLE BOX.

Resilient shrubs having

high aesthetic value 800 X 400mm BLUESTONE STEPPERS THRU TURF.

1:2 0

NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BOUNDARY ALING FENCE WITH 2 SLEEPER HIGH BASEBOARDS TO RETAIN NEXT DOORS LEVEL.

BAGGED AND PAINTED GARAGE WALL.

+ 12 .25

PERMEABLE CONCRETE. PURE GRANITE MIX FROM WATERPAVE WITH SAWN BLUESTONE BORDER.

+ 2.37 65

1:1

+ 4.00

1:1

70 00

+ 4.00

+ 11.50

70 00

1:1

1:2 0

+FTL 4.50

+ 2.25

+FFL 5.30 1:1

+ 4.75

1:1 4

7000

1:14

1:1 4

1:1

+ 12.00

12.00

+FFL 5.30

1:1

EXISTING CALLISTEMON WITH MASSED UNDERPLANTING. 70 00

ACADEMIC PROJECT 800 X 400mm BLUESTONE

600 X 600mm BLUESTONE STEPPERS.

Maximizing the view from the Nexus Farnsworth house

RAJENDRAN RESIDENCE

LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN

1:1

70 00

700 0

1:1 4

1:14

1:1

1:1 14 1:

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+ 7.50

1:1

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3.0 0

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Plan

Landscape |

EXISTING PRUNUS.

08:00 AM

10:00 AM

12:00 NOON

02:00 PM

08:00 AM

10:00 AM

12:30 PM

02:00 PM

04:00 PM

WORK EXPERIENCE

PERGOLA IN WHITE PAINTED FINISH WITH TRANSLUCENT ROOF SHEET.

SITE ADDRESS: 80 Liston St, Glen Iris

NEIGHBOURING JACARANDA.Analysis Shadow

OUTDOOR KITCHEN AND BBQ.

Sculpting the terrain to create a smooth landform

Creating terraces (viewing platforms) that provide a pause point

DRAWING TITLE

+ 8.50

Creating a central axis and focal points

CHARCOAL TINTED View of amphitheatre on a rainy day TIMBER DECKING. CONCRETE.

Detailed plan PAVERS LAID IN BRICK PATTERN.

ACADEMIC PROJECT DATE: 28 June 2021

DRAWING NO. REV.

THE LANDSCAPE DEPARTMENT

SCALE: 1:100@A2

CLOTHESLINE

Maintaining the grid of the Farnsworth house for ramp design

+ 7.00

+ 9.

1:14

70 00

1:1 4

+ 6.00

1:14

700 0

Slowing down the movement of the visitors

400mm HIGH CONCRETE SLEEPER N WALL ALONG WESTERN BOUNDARY TO RETAIN SOIL.

H.W

AIRCON

+ 10.00

+ 9.50

Softwares used AutoCAD 3Ds Max Vray CorelDRAW

BBQ

+ 2.25

BACK DECKING CONSTRUCTED AT INTERIOR FLOOR LEVEL, TO STEP DOWN TO OTHER EXTERIOR AREAS. + 10.50

200mm HIGH MODERN AINTED TIMBER PICKET RONT FENCE .

+ 5.00

View of amphitheatre on a sunny day

4500

1. 00

XISTING LILLY PILLY .

1:1

1:1 4

+ 4.50

4500

+ 11.00

Contemporary Intersections

GROOM STREET | CLIFTON HILL T: +61 414885 429 W: www.thelandscapedepartment.com.au E: info@thelandscapedepartment.com.au

15m SCALE 1:100

GRADING

09 PROFESSIONAL WORK Residential

04:00 PM

Landscape |

ACADEMIC PROJECT Beach-side wellness resort

ACADEMIC PROJECT Heritage Interpretation Centre

SKETCHLOGUE

01 NEXUS, AN URBAN PARK AMIDST THE CITY Design Studio 2- M.LArch Year 1, Semester 2(2020) Exhibited at MSDx (Melbourne School of Design Summer Exhibition)

This project seeks to explore diverse spatial experiences with the idea of creating a Nexus- a focal point amidst the City of Melbourne. Owing to the dense urban context there is a need for a breathing space in the city that promotes gathering of people. The central idea for this project is to create a space for gathering while creating pockets of intimate spaces within and while doing so using subtle modications in the land form.

1. Topography

Ÿ Creating a diverse spatial Enclosure

Loose enclosure

Relaxing

Ÿ Exploring the different spatial

3. Geology

5. Urban density

Ÿ Managing the ephemeral

6. Flooding history Hard edge

Ÿ Creating a space for gathering

Gradual transition

Seating mound

7. Development patterns 8. Ecological system 9.Ephemerality

Ÿ Subtle land form modications Ÿ Creating pockets of immersion Ÿ Varying scales of intimacy

2. Hydrological system 4. Human and environmental connections

experiences that can be created using terrain condition of water

Melbourne

The following factors formed a basis for designing a new urban park-

KEY OBJECTIVES experience

LOCATION- Carlton,

Depression to Play

Pronounced entrance

EXPLORING SPATIAL EXPERIENCES USING LAND FORM MODIFICATIONS

Softwares used AutoCAD Rhino Photoshop and Indesign CorelDRAW Landscape | 01

The central amphitheatre acts as a focal point that provides a space for congregating as well as multipurpose activities. The park offers a variety of experiences created through the land form like spaces for sitting, relaxing, lying down, playing and transition spaces. Street tress that are common in Melbourne Trees that thrive well in the Melbourne climate Trees that provide visual interest

Resilient shrubs having high aesthetic value

Plants that grow well in marshy areas Plants that promote purication of water

SECTION B-B

EPHEMERALITY

Amphitheatre

View of amphitheatre on a sunny day

Detailed plan

View of amphitheatre on a rainy day

Landscape | 02

02 CONTEMPORARY INTERSECTIONS Design Studio 3- M.LArch Year 2, Semester 1(2021) Exhibited at MSDx (Melbourne School of Design Winter Exhibition) THE NGARGEE TREE

The Ngargee tree forms a spiritual and cultural node on the site. However, this significant node is displaced to the edge of the site. © Priya Bukte, 2021

Cubist interpretation of the Coroboree tree © Priya Bukte, 2021

ESSENCE OF THE COROBOREE

Queens road slipway abutting the Ngargee tree.

“It’s branches shade what was once the sacred ground of the Yarra Yarra tribe”5

Abstract representation of congregation around the Ngargee tree

USE OF WATER

Digital sketch of concept

INSPIRATION FROM ROBERTO BURLE MARX ‘Contemporary Intersections’ seeks to converge and cohesively integrate several complex aspects of Ngargee Park (Albert Park’s Fitzroy Street Precinct) whilst adopting a contemporary approach.

The fish is representative of emplacing life back into the site.

1n.d., “Historic Tree Safe from Axemen,” Age, May 1966. 2Meyer Eidelson, Walks in Port Phillip, n.d. 3Eidelson. 4Nick Loschiavo, “Albert Park Masterplan” (Zoom, 2021). 5n.d., “Historic Tree Safe from Axemen.” 6Native Bushland history, “Summary of History of the Corroboree (Ngargee) Tree and the ‘Native Bushland’ Area,” 2018.

Dramatic, bold design gestures

Inspired by Cubism

Aerial experience vs on ground experience

Applying formal composition to nature

Capturing the modern design spirit

Distilling the essence of the design principles of Roberto Burle Marx

Use of sculptural elements

What if??

Roberto Burle Marx designed this site? © Priya Bukte, 2021

Cubist approach

The inspiration for the design came from asking multiple probing questions and developing themes in response. What if the Ngargee Tree was re-established as a cultural node for the site? What if the pre-colonial swamplands were respectfully acknowledged by introducing a wetland on the site while integrating contemporary design principles adopted from the modernist landscape architect, Roberto Burle Marx?

Cohesively integrating complex aspects of the site Colonial dominated St. Kilda junction

Boon Wurrung’s culturally significant Ngargee Tree

Lively civic plaza of the park

Tranquil immersive edge

Highly commercialized Fitzroy Street

Serene Albert Park lake

Displaced past

Emplacing the present

Native species

Exotic trees

Landscape | 03

VIEW OF CIVIC PLAZA

St. Kilda Primary school

(on a sunny day)

VIEW OF AREA ADJOINING WETLAND

Ian Johnson Oval

(on a rainy day)

Junction Oval +5.0 +10.0

Viewing mound

+11.0

Ngargee tree

+11.5

+11.3

Viewing mound +10.5 +10.5

Civic plaza

+11.3

+11.5

+11.5 +12.0

+12.0

Stepped +12.2 raingarden

+12.3

Gently sloping Overlooking mounds

Lakeside drive

Bowling club

Wetland Gently sloping Overlooking mounds

+10.7

+9.5

Amphitheatre

+8.6

Entry from subway

+10.5

Floral garden

+12.4 +12.5

Native garden

+11.6

+12.6 +12.5

+12.0 +11.2

+12.5

Proposed tram stop

FITZROY STREET St. Kilda Junction

FITZROY STREET

MASTER PLAN

Landscape | 04

eron

Reection pond

Ngargee tree Viewing mound Terraces rain garden

Planted with

to naturally clean native species Viewing storm-water mound Bursaria spinosa Bursaria spinosa Cercis siliquestrum Cercis siliquestrum Ulmus procera Ulmus Bursaria procera spinosa Callistemon viminalis Callistemon Cercis siliquestrum viminalis Ulmus procera Callistemon viminalis Eucalyptus ovata Eucalyptus ovata Eucalyptus ovata Dampiera alata Dampiera Leptospermum alata lanigerum Leptospermum Physostegia lanigerum virginiana Physostegia Dampiera virginiana Eleocharis alata acuta Leptospermum Lythrum acuta lanigerum salicaria Physostegia salicaria virginiana Eleocharis acuta Lythrum salicaria Dampiera alata Dampiera Leptospermum alata lanigerum Leptospermum Physostegia Dampiera lanigerum alata virginiana Physostegia Dampiera Dampiera Leptospermum alata virginiana Eleocharis alata acuta lanigerum Leptospermum Eleocharis Leptospermum Physostegia Lythrum acuta lanigerum lanigerum salicaria virginiana Physostegia Lythrum Physostegia Dampiera salicaria virginiana Eleocharis alata virginiana acuta Eleocharis Eleocharis Leptospermum Eleocharis Lythrum acuta acuta lanigerum salicaria Lythrum Lythrum Physostegia Lythrum salicaria salicaria virginiana Eleocharis acutaLomandra Lythrum salicaria Wahlenbergia stricta Wahlenbergia Lomandr stricta Wahlenbergia stricta Wahlenbergia stricta fluviatilis Lomandra Wahlenbergia Viola fluviatilis hederacea stricta Wahlenbergia Viola Wahlenbergia hederacea Lomand stricta stric +13.0 +12.8

+12.6 +12.4

Overlooking mounds Central plaza

+11.5

Overlooking mounds

Native Watergarden cleaned and filtered

LOOKING TOWARDS CIVIC PLAZA ADJOINING OVAL

Stepped raingarden

Red Wattlebird

Stepped raingarden

Seating

Alyogyne huegelii

Inlet surcharge pit

Fitzroy street main drain

through rain garden

Subsurface irrigation of Outlet pit to Underground storage adjoining oval storage Amphitheatre Phoenix canariensis Phoenix canariensis Brachychiton acerifolius Brachychiton acerifolius robur Quercus Phoenix robur canariensis Gingko biloba Gingko Brachychiton biloba acerifolius Quercus robur Gingko biloba tank below plaza and trees Corymbia maculata Corymbia maculata CorymbiaQuercus maculata Alyogyne huegelii Alyogyne huegelii Tulbaghia violacea Tulbaghia violacea Thryptomene saxicola Thryptomene Alyogyne Juncus huegelii saxicola usitatus Alyogyne huegeliiAlyogyne huegelii Tulbaghia violaceaTulbaghia violacea Thryptomene Alyogyne huegelii saxicola Thryptomene Alyogyne Alyogyne huegelii Tulbaghia Juncus huegelii saxicola usitatus violaceaTulbaghia Juncus Tulbaghia usitatus violacea Thryptomene Juncus violacea pauciflorus saxicola Thryptomene Juncus Thryptomene Alyogyne pauciflorus Juncus huegelii saxicola saxicola usitatus

VIEW FROM ENTRY -

Silver gull

LAKESIDE DRIVE

+12.2

Wetland +12.0

Children’s play area

Gross pollutant trap

Juncus Tulbaghia usitatus Juncus violacea pauciflorus Thryptomene pauciflorus saxicola usitatus Juncus pauciflorus Juncus Tulbaghia Juncus usitatus usitatus Juncus violacea pauciflorusJuncus Juncus Thryptomene Juncus pauciflorus pauciflorus saxicola Juncus usitatus Juncus pauciflorus Lomandra lime tuff Lomandra lime Acacia tuff co Lomandra limeJuncus tuff Lomandra lime Acacia tuff cognata Acacia cognata Lomandra Westringia lime fruticosa tuff Lomandra Westringia Lomandra lime fruticosa Acacia lime tufftuff c

SECTION C-C

Floral garden

Entry plaza Thryptomene saxicola

Eleocharis acuta

Juncus usitatus

Juncus pauciflorus

Philotheca myoporoides Philotheca Strelitzia myoporoides reginae reginae Eparicis longiflora Eparicis Philotheca longiflora Liosella myoporoides australis Strelitzia australis reginae Myriophyllum Myriophyllum Eparicis longiflora crispatum Liosella australis Myriophyllum crispatum Philotheca myoporoides Philotheca Strelitzia myoporoides reginae Strelitzia reginae Eparicis Philotheca longiflora myoporoides Eparicis Philotheca Philotheca longiflora Strelitzia myoporoides Liosella myoporoides reginae australisStrelitzia Strelitzia Liosella Strelitzia reginae australis Eparicis reginae Myriophyllum longiflora crispatum Eparicis Myriophyllum Eparicis Philotheca longiflora longiflora Liosella myoporoides crispatum australis Liosella Liosella Strelitzia Liosella australis reginae australis Myriophyllum crispatum crispatum Myriophyllum Eparicis Myriophyllum longiflora crispatum crispatum Liosella australis Myriophyllum crispatum Melaleuca styphelliods Melaleuca styphelliods Pyrus calleryana Pyrus calleryana Platanus orientalis Platanus Melaleuca orientalis styphelliods Zelkova serrata Zelkova Pyrus calleryana serrata Platanus orientalis Zelkova serrata Banksia spinulosa Banksia spinulosa Agonis flfl Banksia spinulosa Banksia spinulosa Agonis flexuosa Agonis flexuosa Banksia Plectranthus spinulosa argentatus Banksia Plectranthus Banksia spinulosa spinulosa Agonis argenta Tram stop FITZROY STREET Casaurina cunningham CasaurinaProposed cunningham Casaurina cunningham

FITZROY STREET

Eleocharis acuta

Juncus usitatus

Gingko biloba

Juncus pauciflorus

Eucalyptus camaldulensis

Ulmus procera

Eucalyptus ovata

Quercus robur

Platanus orientalis

Callistemon viminalis

Ulmus procera

Platanus orientalis

Pyrus calleryana

Brachychiton acerifolius

ralia

Master plan

at A1

bow eet

Ÿ Re-establishing the pre-colonial swamplands Ÿ Creating a dynamic civic space to strengthen

recreational and social activities

+10.0

+9.0

Ÿ Creating a space for gathering Walkway Wetland

+13.5

+11.5

+11.0

+10.5

Amphitheatre

Gently sloping overlooking mounds

Ÿ Creating pockets of immersion

+13.5 +11.5

Lakeside drive

+11.5

Gently sloping overlooking mounds

Ÿ Providing an entry gateway to Albert Park

+16.5

NATIVE SHRUBS

ANALYSING THE MOVEMENT PATTERNS

SHRUBS WITH HIGH AESTHETIC VALUE

celebrating them in a contemporary way

PLANTING PALETTE NATIVE TREES

Ÿ Unearthing the historic layers of the site and

TREES RESILIENT IN ALBERT PARK

three magnicent Eucalypts

TREES THAT PROVIDE VISUAL INTEREST

Ÿ Celebrating the historic Ngargee tree and the

WETLAND PLANTS THAT PROMOTE PURIFICATION

KEY OBJECTIVES

Willie Wagtail

+11.8

+11.5

Pavilion

Civic plaza

Ÿ Creating a link to Fitzroy street

Street

Wetland Native garden

Gently sloping mound

Wetland

Lakeside drive

Gently sloping mound

Pavilion

Central plaza for multipurpose activities Amphitheatre

SECTION A-A

Landscape | 05

03 PROFESSIONAL WORK

Scope of work-

1. Drafting Concept plan 2. Compilation of Planting palette - quantity calculation 3. Creating a mood board to demonstrate planting and material selectioin to the client

Student Landscape Intern (2021) |The Landscape department, Victoria Residential project in Canterbury, Victoria C

MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA 'KAY PARRIS' WITH MASSED UNDERPLANTING OF LIRIOPE MUSCARI 'VARIEGATA'.

ACER PALMATUM 'SENKAKI' WITH MASSED UNDERPLANTING OF ARTHROPODIUM CIRRATUM 'TE PUNA'.

TIMBER PALING FENCE IN BLACK PAINTED FINISH WITH FICUS PUMILA CLIMBERS.

KELLOCK EGG PLANTER POTS.

EXISTING TIMBER DECKING WITH SANDED AND OILED.

TIMBER PALING FENCE IN BLACK PAINTED FINISH WITH FICUS PUMILA CLIMBERS.

BAMBUSA TEXTILIS GRACILIS SCREENING HEDGE ON BOTH SIDES.

EXISTING WEEPING MAPLE TO BE RETAINED WITH MASSED UNDERPLANTING OF LIRIOPE MUSCARI 'VARIEGATA'.

EXISTING WATER FEATURE TO BE CLAD IN RODA LINEAR WALLING WITH SAWN BLUESTONE CAPPING AND 3X BUBBLER.

EXISTING EXISTING PYRUS USSURIENSIS.

EXISTING PIERS WITH STEEL FENCE INFILL. TIMBER PALING FENCE IN BLACK PAINTED FINISH. x FL 0.00

400mm HIGH EXISTING RETAINING WALL TO BE PAINTED DARK.

EXISTING EXPOSED AGGREGATE CONCRETE DRIVEWAY.

MERBAU TIMBER BENCH SEATING. x FL 0.00

PAVING CUT OUT WITH SAWN BLUESTONE CRAZY CUT PAVING.

x FL 0.00

LAGERSTROEMIA INDICA X FAURIEI 'NATCHEZ' WITH MIXED UNDERPLANTING.

EXISTING PAVING.

x FL 0.00

PRUNUS LUSITANICA SCREENING HEDGE.

2 UP

EXISTING PEDESTRIAN GATE WITH EXISTING ENTRY PAVED PATH AND STEPS.

x FL 0.360

PRUNUS 'MT. FUJI STANDARD' WITH MASSED UNDERPLANTING OF LIRIOPE MUSCARI 'VARIEGATA'.

SAWN BLUESTONE GARDEN EDGING. 400mm HIGH RAISED POND TO BE CLAD IN RODA LINEAR WALLING WITH SAWN BLUESTONE CAPPING.

1 UP

LOUVRE ROOF. W.FEATURE

LAGERSTROEMIA INDICA X FAURIEI 'NATCHEZ' WITH MIXED UNDERPLANTING.

TIMBER PALING FENCE IN BLACK PAINTED FINISH WITH FICUS PUMILA CLIMBERS. EXISTING BENCH SEAT IN BLACK PAINTED FINISH.

HERBS IN RECTANGLE POTS.

x FL 0.180

SAWN BLUESTONE STEPPERS.

RAVEN BOWL WATER FEATURE.

MERBAU TIMBER DECK.

x FL 0.00

MURAL PAINTED ON EXISTING WALL.

TRANSPLANTED WEEPING MAPLE.

EXISTING PATH.

RENDERED CEMENT SHEETING WITH CIRCULAR VERTICAL PLANTERS.

ACER DISSECTUM 'ATROPURPUREUM' WITH MASSED PLANTING OF LIRIOPE MUSCARI 'ELMARCO'.

REMOVABLE MERBAU TIMBER SCREEN.

NGUYEN & DANG RESIDENCE

SCALE: 1:100@A2

SITE ADDRESS: 66 Alexandra Avenue, Canterbury

DATE: 9 July 2021

DRAWING TITLE

CONCEPT PLAN

LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN

15m SCALE 1:100

THE LANDSCAPE DEPARTMENT

DRAWING NO. REV.

GROOM STREET | CLIFTON HILL T: +61 414885 429 W: www.thelandscapedepartment.com.au E: info@thelandscapedepartment.com.au

Professional | 06

THE LANDSCAPE DEPARTMENT

04 PROFESSIONAL WORK NR(3)

PT (#)

FP (#)

PECOPYRIGHT DEPARTMENT THE LANDSCAPE DEPARTMENT APE DEPARTMENT

LL(16)

EQUIPMENT

OE (1)

LN (11)

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EENING.

NR(3)

OE (1) NR(3)

PT (#)

FP (#)

WOOD STORAGE UNDER PIZZA OVEN. NR(3)

POTTED PLANTS.

PT (#)

FICUS PUMILA.

OUTDOOR FIREPLACE

POOL EQUIPMENT

OUTDOOR FIREPLACE

XX (#)

PL (5)

CHARCOAL TINTED CONCRETE.

PIZZA OVEN

PRUNUS LUSITANICA SCREENING HEDGE.

LL(16) SB (32)

PL (5)

TARVERTINE PATHLL(16) IN FRENCH PATTERN.

BD (3)

VIBURNUM FP (8)ODORATISSIMUM BD (3) SCREENING HEDGE. PL (5)

SB (32)

BETULA DALECARLICA WITH STACHYS BYZANTINA UNDERPLANTING.

FP (8)

Lagerstroemia ‘Tuscarora’

BD (3) VO (5)

SB (32)

Betula Dalecarlica

Laurus nobilis

Olea europaea

FEATURE SHRUBS VO (5)

VO (5)

FIRE SEATING AREA

Sweet Viburnum

Prunus lusitanica

Lavandula detata

Coastal rosemary

Lomandra longifolia

Stachys byzantine

Creeping Rosemary

Rhaphiolepis ‘Oriental Pearl’

Beschorneria yuccoides

Nepeta racemosa ‘Walker’s Low’

FIRE SEATING AREA

N.r(3) T.f (6)

XX (#)

T.f (6)

VO (5)

PIZZA OVEN

N.r(3) T.f (6)

COLORBOND ROOF AND GUTTER CONSTRUCTED TO STORE BIKES, ETC.

FP (8)

BD (3)

SB (32)

FIRE SEATING AREA

T.f (6)

N.r(3)

PIZZA OVEN

OUTDOOR FIREPLACE

N.r(3)

HEXAGONAL TERRACOTTA TILES.

FIRE SEATING AREA

PIZZA OVEN

OUTDOOR FIREPLACE

FIRE SEATING AREA

FP (#)

EXISTING EUCALYPTUS TREE.

POOL EQUIPMENT

OUTDOOR FIREPLACE

PLANT SELECTION

(8) FEATUREFPTREES

PL (5)

PIZZA OVEN

LNPOOL (11)

NOBILIS WITH MIXED LANTING.

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1. Drafting Concept plan 2. Compilation of Planting palette 3. Creating a mood board to help demonstrate planting andLL(16) material selection to the clients

Student LN (11) Landscape Intern (2021) |The Landscape department, Victoria Residential project in Hawthorn, Victoria

OE (1) DEPARTMENT HT THE LANDSCAPE

MOOD BOARD

Scope of work-

XX (#) XX (#) BBQ GATE 1 OF 2

GATE 1 OF 2

BBQ

FRIDGE

GATE 1 OF 2 BBQ

FRIDGE

CUPBOARDS

CUPBOARDS BBQ

GATE 1 OF 2

FRIDGE

CUPBOARDS

GATE 2 OF 2

CUPBOARDS

CLIMBERS

GATE 2 OF 2

MHWF (#)

XX (#)

MHWF (#)

GATE 1 OF 2

MHWF (#) PLANT SCHEDULE

PLANT SCHEDULE

CHEDULE

PLANT SCHEDULE

MBER RETAINING WALL.

BOSTON

XX (#)

TRAVERTINE PAVING.

GLASS POOL FENCE AND GATE COMPLIANT WITH AS1926.1.

XX (#) XX (#)

MHWF (3) BBQ FRIDGE

MHWF (3)

CUPBOARDS

KEY TO SYMBOLS MHWF (3)

LD (6)

MHWF (18)

PLANTING PLAN GATE 2 OF 2ODORATISSIMUM VIBURNUM

KEY TO SYMBOLS

MHWF(12) LD (6)

MHWF (18)

KEY TO SYMBOLS MHWF (18)

MHWF (3)

GATE 2 OF 2

MHWF (18)

LD (6)

MHWF(12)

LIT (1) MHWF(12)

LIT (1)

FICUS PUMILA

VO(4)

LDVO(4) (6)

MHWF(12)

ROP (30) LIT (1) WFJG (10)

VO(4)

LIT (1)

VO(4) ROP (30)

Mandevilla WFJG (10) hybrid White Fantasy

ROP (30) Ficus pumila WFJG (10)

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EXISTING EUCALYPTUS TREE

PRUNUS LUSITANICA

MATERIAL SELECTION

PHORMIUM TENAX

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Exposed aggregate driveway

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05 GRADING AND EQUAL ACCESS, FARNSWORTH HOUSE Shaping the landscape- M.LArch Year 1, Semester 1(2020)

DESIGN INTENTION

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The intent of the ramp design was to create a TRANSITIONAL EXPERIENCE for the visitors who come to view the Farnsworth house. To create pause points in this ramp, I provided small terraces where a person can just wait and IMMERSE themselves in the serene landscape. The concept while shaping the landform was to ENCAPSULATE THE NATURAL LANDSCAPE while providing equal access to the house.

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Creating a central axis and focal points

Sculpting the terrain to create a smooth landform

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Creating terraces (viewing platforms) that provide a pause point

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Maximizing the view from the Farnsworth house

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Maintaining the grid of the Farnsworth house for ramp design

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Slowing down the movement of the visitors

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Softwares used AutoCAD 3Ds Max Vray CorelDRAW

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Shadow Analysis

08:00 AM

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06 BEACH SIDE WELLNESS SANCTUARY Architectural Design Studio- Year 5, Semester 2 (2018) Thesis project

NEED FOR THE PROJECT The modern way of living of most of the Indians involves 40-80 hours a week of stressful work, unhealthy conditions, poor eating habits and health problems due to their lifestyle. Oblivious and accustom to the toxins that we put into our bodies and our buildings, we have lost connection to the environment and our health. In turn humans live in a constant state of stress, stress on the body and mind, stress put on the natural environment. There is a need for a sanctuary: Where one can go to relieve stress and help heal the mind and body. This forming a terminus of relaxation, meditation and health. By exploring the meaning of sanctuary in a non-religious context and thinking of ARCHITECTURE AS A MEDIUM FOR HEALING, this place becomes an escape from the stressful environment that surrounds us and a place to gain a new perspective on the daily problems of life. Major of such existing facilities do not serve the combination of physical and psychological healing under the same roof. The therapies and the courses are the prime factor of healing in such facilities, whereas I will be aiming to design architecture for healing and the environment making the deeper impact.

Bird’s eye view of Wellness Sanctuary

A WELLNESS SANCTUARY in its true sense emphasizing on 'HEALING', is a getaway place for one to restore soundness of mind and body. RUDIMENTS OF HEALING

PROGRAM DERIVATION (a)Turkish bath Ayurvedic massage Bathing in hot water

Water

Material

Colour

(b)Cold bath Aroma bath Hot stone massage

Light

Landscape

Circulatory Nervous system (a) system (b)

Digestive & Respiratory system (c)

(c)Steam and Sauna Aromatherapy

Skeletal & Muscular (d)Himalayan Massage Orthopaedic Massage system (d)

SENSORY DESIGN

DESIGN PROGRAMME Physical Healing Spaces Circulation Restaurant

Vision

Hearing

Touch

Taste Smell Touch, Smell and taste provide information of the immediate spaces around us, whereas vision and hearing are capable of representing objects from greater distances.

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LOCATION

RELAXING AND SERENE SPACES

LAYERS OF THE SITE

VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE

Maharashtra

Laterite Stone

Pune

Central axis along the spa block. The axis leads to the beach.

Semi Open Spaces

Large Openings

TYPICAL FEATURES: 1. Sloping roof due to heavy rainfall. 2.Laterite stone used for construction. Available in abundance. 3.Large openings to allow air to ow through on account of high humidity.

Mumbai

Site model to understand the inter-connectivity between spaces.

Sloping Roof

SITE : Nagaon, Alibaug Maharashtra

Location plan

Nagaon, that is dubbed as “Mini Goa,” is situated 7 km from Alibaug city. Nagaon is a village in Alibaug Taluka in Raigad District of Maharashtra and is part of Konkan region - a hamlet with a quaint stretches of beaches that are lined with Suru trees extending endlessly to the north.

View from entrance lobby

CASE STUDY INFERENCES 1. Architecture Born from site. Use of locally available materials.

Stone

Water

2. Creating relation with the space with use of light and scale.

Use of Light

Scale

3. Creating relation with the water. Heights provided such that each accommodation gets the view of the sea.

Coconut tree Silver oak tree

DESIGN STRATEGIES

Kokum tree Casia stula

The model helped in understanding the relation between the open spaces and the semi-open or covered spaces.

Coherence with nature

200 m from high tide line

Maximize the view

Private semiopen soaces

Lemon tree Sabal palm tree

Natural buffers

Design around trees

Build along the sea

Enhance beachfront

Site plan

Neem tree

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SEA FACING VILLA

Section A-A

HEALING CENTRE

View of outdoor space

West side elevation

Section C-C

Section D-D

Sea facing Villa plan

SEA FACING SUITE

West side elevation

Healing centre plan Section B-B

View of outdoor space

Sea facing Suite plan

View of sculpture at meditation centre.

Courtyard in healing centre.

Central axis on site

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07 HERITAGE INTERPRETATION CENTRE

LEARNINGS THROUGH CASE STUDIES

Architectural Design Studio- Year 3, Semester 1(2016) Competition entry at Asian Contest for Architectural Rookie’s 2017

LOCATION - Patan, Gujrat, India.

Built in the 11th century A.D. Designed as an INVERTED TEMPLE highlighting the sanctity of water.

UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE (a) Location plan

Rani-ki-vav, a intricately carved step well, at Patan is said to been constructed by QUEEN UDAYAMATI wife of KING BHIMADEVA I.

SIGNIFICANCE Ÿ More than 500 principle

(b) Section through the stepwell

sculptures and over a thousand minor ones combine religious, mythological and secular imagery, often referencing literary works. Ÿ It is divided into seven levels of stairs with sculptural panels of high artistic quality. Ÿ The fourth level is the deepest and leads into a rectangular tank 9.5 m by 9.4 m, at a depth of 23 m.

(d) Acropolis Museum

The main aim is to aid and STIMULATE the DISCOVERY PROCESS and the visitor’s INTELLECTUAL and EMOTIONAL CONNECTION to the heritage.

CLIMATIC ANALYSIS Region Climate Rainfall Avg Temperature Avg Rainfall

(f) Carnuta, France

Interpretation Centres use different means of communication to enhance the understanding of heritage.

Heritage Interpretation Centre is an institution for DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE of natural or cultural heritage.

Principles Of Effective Heritage Interpretation

-Semi-arid -Hot And Dry -Scanty rainfall -27.1 °C -587 mm.

Reveal Relate

Address the whole

Provoke the visitor

Strive for a message

CLIMATIC RESPONSE

(g)Diffused light through courtyards

PROGRAM 630 sq.m

450 sq.m

520 sq.m

(h)Diffused light in display area

RANI KI VAV

Layering of spaces

(e) Lascaux IV Caves Museum

Workshop area Display Gallery

Auditorium Recreational space

Restaurant Restroom.. BUILT UP AREA-1600 sq.m

(i)Tall walls to keep experiential zone in shade

(j) Intricately carved sculpture

COMMUNITY LIVING- WADO TYPOLOGY

Narrow streets

Large open space

Intricately carved walls

Entrance gate for Doshi wado

Double storied houses

(k) Street section through the village of Patan

Verandah Common walll between houses

Ÿ Understanding the context

Courtyards

Ÿ Local techniques to combat heat Ÿ Understanding community living Ÿ Locally used materials

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KEY FEATURES

Creating focal points

EVOLUTION OF SPACES

Movement guided by walls

Squeezing and releasing spaces

Composition of curved lines using the principles mentioned.

Extrusion of the lines to form planes.

Varying the heights of the planes to create spaces with varying volumes.

View of Open Air Amphitheatre

Layering of spaces

SECTION A-A View of Central Plaza

SECTION B-B

Granduer B

Open Air Amphitheatre

Stage

Workshop

Souvenir Shop

Workshop

LANDSCAPEPLANTATION

Central Plaza

Workshop Area

Acacia Catechu

Display Gallery

Cassia Fistula (Golden Rain tree)

Entrance Plaza

Phoenix dactylifera (Date Palm)

Central Plaza Outdoor Seating

Caesalpinia pulcherrima ad Service Ro 6 M Wide

Ofce

Cafeteria

A.V.Room

Kitchen

Entrance Plaza

Display Area Outdoor Display Area

Entry

Site plan

9 M WIDE ROAD

B N

Taberlimonte (Shrub) Azadirachta indica (Indian lilac) Mangifera indica (Mango tree) Carefully selected trees to sustain in the hot and dry climate of Patan.

Open Air Amphitheatre Exit to Rani ki Vav Outdoor Seating Cafeteria Academic | 13

LINU’S RESIDENCE, BANGALORE

Site photos

SCOPE OF WORK

Professional Practice Internship- Year 5, Semester 1 (2018)

(A)BALCONY SEAT AND PERGOLA DESIGN

(B)DINING SITOUT DESIGN

1. Design evolution and working on details. 2. Client negotiation correspondence 3. Dealing with vendors 4. Site supervision (b)View of framing for sloped chajja.

(c)View of framing for seat in balcony.

Section A-A

Front Elevation

(d)View of framing for seat in balcony.

Detailed section through seat

Plan

TOILET 5'6" x 8'0"

SERVANT'S ROOM 5'6" x 8'0"

SERVANT'S TOILET 6'0" x 4'2"

UTILITY ROOM 7'6" x 6'0"

GUEST BEDROOM 16'0" x 12'0"

Plan

Option 1

KITCHEN 12'0" x 8'2"

(First Floor)

(e)External view of framing for seat in balcony.

(C)GUEST BATHROOM DESIGN

SITE BOUNDARY

(a)View from bottom

powder room

DINING ROOM 12'0" x 14'0" PRAYER AREA DINING sitout

Option 2

(f)View from dining

(g)View of planter

COURTYARD 7'0"x7'6" LIVING ROOM 13'0" x 13'0"

ENTRANCE FOYER

FAMILY 12'0" x 13'0"

Option 3 ENTRANCE PORCH 8'6" x 5'0"

Ground Floor Key Plan

Guest Bathroom Plan

Elevation

Option 4

(h)View of seat

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BASIC DESIGN | MODEL MAKING

Study of light and shadow 2D Composition using basic shapes

Creating patterns using thumb print

Tin can

Iron Mesh

Study of light and shadow

Model making - Bathroom Plywood

2D Composition using triangles

Book rack made using scrap materials

Study of textures

Design and execution of Origami panel at Annual College exhibition

Model making - Heritage Interpretation centre

Study model to understand light and shadow

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SKETCHLOGUE

PHOTOGRAPHY

Digital sketch of the Fountain Digital depicting the night sky of the threesketch dolphins at the Palace of Caserta

Photo of roof at Ferrari world

Photo of skylight in atrium Digital sketch of temple carving

Digital sketch of succulent

Digital sketch of waterfall

Grand dome Massive

Large Gallery Massive

Balustrades

Scupltures on For queen

Central axis

For king

Sketch of Ronchamp churchof Caserta Digital sketch of interior of the Palace

Sketch of Country house

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