Architecture Portfolio by Priyank Shah

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RANJITSINH ASSOCIATES

PRESENTATION DRAWINGS/ MEASURED DRAWINGS • FARMHOUSE AT ALIBAUG • MEASURE DRAWING AT KHERWADI,BANDRA

TEACHING ASSISTANT

“PETS” - FIRST YEAR INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP

INTERNSHIP AT SHROFFLEoN

ENGAGED IN DESIGN DEVELOPMENT, DETAILS AND WORKING DRAWINGS, 3D MODELLING & RENDERING • JYOTI DARSHAN, MUMBAI • BUSAGO RESTAURANT, FLORA FOUNTAIN (INTERIORS) • ERANEE MENCHANDA FARMHOUSE

JUNIOR ARCHITECT AT aDRG

ENGAGED IN DESIGNING, DESIGN DEVELOPMENT, DETAILS AND WORKING DRAWINGS FOR INTERIOR AND ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS, RESEARCH, 3D MODELLING & RENDERING • INTEGRATED COLD STORAGE AND PACKING FACILITY, NAVSARA • MAR THOMA SYRIAN CHURCH, MAJIWADA, THANE • RESTAURANT IN BORIVALI (INTERIORS) • APARTMENT IN PUNE (FURNITURE DESIGNING) • KGAF 2020 (INSTALLATION WORK) • PROPOSAL FOR A FARMHOUSE IN WADA

IN COLLABORATION WITH MACE DESIGNS / FREELANCING WORK

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priyank6493@gmail.com +91 9769350683

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1101,Kumar Sophronia Bldg, Dr.B.A. Road, Byculla (e), Mumbai-400027.

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KAMLA RAHEJA VIDYANDIHI INSTITUTE FOR ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES B.ARCH 2011-2017 JAI HIND COLLEGE, CHURCHGATE, MUMBAI HSC(Science) 2009-2011 ST. PETER’S SCHOOL, MAZGAON, MUMBAI ICSE

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HOUSE OF VERANDAHS, LALBAUG APARTMENT AT HIRANANDANI, THANE APARTMENT AT IVY TOWERS, GOREGAON APARTMENT AT WHISPERING PALMS, KANDIVALI

(1 YEAR)

1997-2009

ELECTIVES, WORKSHOPS & MISCELLANEOUS Compressed Stabilised Earth Blocks (Masonry) Auroville Earth Institute (Ayyappan and Satprem)

TECHNICAL

S K I L L S

ShortServiceCommission_SSB ArmedForces(Conference out) Oct,2018 Mumbai-Shanghai Same-Same Exchange Programme 2013-14

S O F T W A R E S :

Low Cost Housing (Iype Chacko-FES)

A U T O C A D 2 D

GOOGLESKETCHUP

R H I N O C E R O S

ADOBEPHOTOSHOP

ADOBEINDESIGN

A D O B E I L L U S T R AT O R

Community Participation (Azeer Attari)

M S O F F I C E S U I T E

V-RAYRENDERING

Compressed Stabilised Earth Blocks (Masonry) Auroville Earth Institute

Decode FlexCity

(Durganand Balasvar)

ClayMaking Workshop

(Ayyappan and Satprem)

Theatre (Avijit Mukul Kishore) Start/Stop Motion Video Making Documenting Bayul Demazong : Measured Drawing Yuksom, Sikkim,India 2

INTRODUCTION This document is a collection of my works from my academic course at KRVIA and after. The projects that I have worked on are of varying natures and scales including institutional, community, housing, recreational, hospitality and residential interiors. A pragmatic approach towards design taking into account both tangible and intangible values and a rational approach towards climate, socio-cultural values and sustainability has been one of the key philosophies in most of my works. The process from ‘Conceptualising to Design’ is one of the most important things that I have learnt during the course of my academic life and I have tried to retain it as well in this portfolio too. I strongly believe that this plays a vital role in the process of design, also it further helps in the whole idea of experimentation. As a whole, the works have been arranged in the following manner : • Architecture • Interior Works • Miscellaneous

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HISTORY BEFORE THE BRITISH RULE

THE UNEXPLORED INTERFACE THE UNEXPLORED INTERFACE

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of the military has evolved from its traditional avatar such that it forms an extremely important subculture within this society.

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Bombay, which we now know as the mega city Mumbai, was originally a colonial town Bombay, which we now know as the mega city Mumbai, was originally a colonial town that was defended by the military. The town existed as a fort serving as the main that was defended by the military. The town existed as with a fortthe withmilitary the military serving as the main administrative power. Over time, thetime, fort the wallfort waswall pulled down down and the further administrative power. Over was pulled andcity theexpanded city expanded further with rapid with industrialization with more and more migrating to thetocity search of better rapid industrialization with more andpeople more people migrating theincity in search of better work opportunities and to make strongest asset asset was its andand work opportunities and a tobetter make aliving. betterBombay’s living. Bombay’s strongest wasinsularity its insularity defensibility provided by territorial possession; thus it thus became a center of production and and alsoalso defensibility provided by territorial possession; it became a center of production a very important port for As aofresult rapid urbanization, the density of city the city grew a very important port for trade. Astrade. a result rapidofurbanization, the density of the grew todayhas Mumbai has one become onemost of thedensely most densely populated and financial centers and today and Mumbai become of the populated cities cities and financial centers of the nation. However, from city of production, it has become of consumption. Thus, of the nation. However, from a city of aproduction, it has become a city aofcity consumption. Thus, such an exponential rise in population an overwhelming amount of burden on city’s the city’s such an exponential rise in population puts an puts overwhelming amount of burden on the infrastructure, which in turn increases the impact of natural disasters, if and when they occur. infrastructure, which in turn increases the impact of natural disasters, if and when they shallshall occur. The military has often been summoned to support natural-disaster relief operations. Although The military has often been summoned to support natural-disaster relief operations. Although recently the military role in civil emergencies has been somewhat broadened by policy changes, recently the military role in civil emergencies has been somewhat broadened by policy changes, relief efforts have never been considered a primary mission for the military and have seldom relief efforts have never considered a primary mission for the military and have conflicted with been principal military missions. Recent events, however suggest that itseldom may be useful to conflicted with principal military Recent events, however suggest that it may be useful to rethink the military role missions. in civil emergencies. rethink the military role in civil emergencies.

SET UP OF NAVY NAGAR

EXPANSION OF THE ESTABLISHMENTS

SETUP OF THE KALINA CAMP

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The military is one of the most important entities in protecting/defending a nation’s territory. Historically, the process of building a nation cannot be looked-at in isolation, without factoring The military is one of the most to important entities protecting/defending a nation’sof territory. in the contribution of this organization the cause. The in military supports the interests the the process building of a nation cannot isolation, without state and isHistorically, usually defined as theofdefense the state andbe itslooked-at citizens. in Over the years, thefactoring role in thehas contribution of this to the cause. The military the interests of the of the military evolved from itsorganization traditional avatar such that it formssupports an extremely important andthis is usually defined as the defense of the state and its citizens. Over the years, the role subculturestate within society.

FORMATION OF THE NAVAL DOCKYARD

Military forces from developing countries have become increasingly important as facilitators of their government’s foreign policy, taking part in Military forcesoperations, from developing countries haveand become increasingly important as facilitators of their government’s foreign policy, taking part in peacekeeping military exercises humanitarian relief missions. Deployment of these forces presents both challenges and opportupeacekeeping operations, exercises and humanitarian missions. Deployment of theseand forces presents both challenges and opportunities for infectious diseasemilitary surveillance and control. Militaryrelief units with disease surveillance response capabilities can extend those capabilinities for infectious diseasenot surveillance and control. Military unitsprogrammes, with disease surveillance andinresponse can extend those ties to civilian populations served by civilian public health such as those remote capabilities or post-disaster settings. IncapabiliPeru and Thailand, ties to civilian notinserved by civilian public programmes, such as those remote or post-disaster settings. Incommunications Peru and Thailand,and logismilitary health populations organizations partnership with the health military of the United States useintheir laboratory, epidemiological, military health organizations in partnership with the military of the United States use their laboratory, epidemiological, communications and logistical resources to support civilian ministry of health efforts. As their role in international affairs expands, surveillance capabilities of militaries from tical resources to support civilian ministry of health efforts. As their role in international affairs expands, surveillance capabilities of militaries from developing countries should be enhanced, perhaps through partnerships with militaries from high-income countries. Military-to-military and milideveloping countries should be enhanced, perhaps through partnerships with militaries from high-income countries. Military-to-military and military-to-civilian partnerships, with the support of national and international civilian health organizations, could also greatly strengthen global infectary-to-civilian partnerships, with the support of national and international civilian health organizations, could also greatly strengthen global infectious particularlyininremote remote and post-disaster areas where military are present. tiousdisease diseasesurveillance, surveillance, particularly and post-disaster areas where military forcesforces are present. Considering todevelopment developmentratio, ratio, a developing nation we prioritize majority ourforces work into forces into national in terms of Consideringthe thepopulation population to as as a developing nation we prioritize majority of ourof work national growth ingrowth terms of industry industryand andGDP. GDP. Let everyperson personaged agedbetween between to for 24 military for military service. We would have 230 million Letusussuppose supposeIndia India drafts drafts every 18 18 to 24 service. We would have 230 million people people who willwho fit inwill the fit agein the age group!What Whatwill willour our army do people? How willwill we we organize them, train train them,them, feed them, them house group! dowith with230 230million million people? How organize them, feed pay them, payand them andthem? house them? Compulsory military service would not only be not as meaningful, but it will also be hard to execute on a national level. 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Something as basic as being a part ofClub Rotary Club for greenhouse waste for fertilizing backyard gardens or addition of Environmental Education studies. When entertainment activities combine with greenhouse waste for fertilizing backyard gardens or addition of Environmental Education studies. When entertainment activities combine with knowledge, people willingly participate. Adding classes where, through taking a risk in relation to the duties of soldiers, the public can realize knowledge, people willingly participate. Adding classes where, through taking a risk in relation to the duties of soldiers, the public can realize how difficult their duties are, and how valuable their efforts and sacrifices are. We live in an age obsessed with personal safety. This creates a ‘risk how difficult their forcing duties are, and valuable their effortsofand are. We liveare in an age obsessed with personal safety. creates a ‘risk deficit’ in society, others to how take on that risk on behalf the sacrifices public. Typically, these members of the emergency services whoThis regularly deficit’ in society, others to take on that risk on behalf of the public. Typically, these are members of the emergency services who regularly place their lives inforcing jeopardy to serve the public interest. place their lives in jeopardy to serve the public interest.

The City shows the presence of a large number of military establishments. Initially, during the British rule, the southern part of Bombay showed the SITE STUDY SHOWING THE DIFFERENT NETWORK DIAGRAMS presence of a number of naval stations and the most important building was the set up of the Naval Dockyard. As the city expanded the British also set SITE STUDY SHOWING THE DIFFERENT DIAGRAMS multiple points and nodes acrossNETWORK the city in order to defend the empire. Navy Nagar is one of the oldest military establishment. However, it falls under the military heritage and a lot of the buildings present in this area were preserved. Lion’s Gate, Apollo Gate, INS TRATA, INS ASVINI are some of the important establishments which existed since the British’s rule. The camp at Kalina was also built by the British. They saw the importance of the hill and hence set up a military base for the soldiers with training facilities and rest houses for the officers and fully equipped medical facilities. Due to the set up of the military base, it gave employment to a lot of people from the neighbourhood villages. Over the years, the nature of these establishments have changed. Most of these camps are areas of jurisdiction. Besides the naval stations, which are strictly meant to be points of observation to guard the coasts, all the other establishments are filled with housing, storage areas for artillery, recreational grounds, public schools, hospitals etc. Therefore exploring the interface between the military and the city through a historic mapping of all these establishments and how they have evolved over time. This would be the first step in identifying various military sites across the city.

MILITARY EST. SETTLEMENTS BUILT ROADS OPEN SPACE COMMERCIAL ROAD NETWORK

DIAGRAMS SHOWING THE PARAMETERS

“My question is how can an architectural proposal increase the public’s appreciation for the Army and promote

“My question is how can an architectural proposalit increase the public’s appreciation for the Army and promote as a value?” it as a value?” STUDY OF EVOLUTION OF MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS OVER TIME

STUDY OF EVOLUTION OF MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS OVER TIME

HISTORY BEFORE THE BRITISH RULE

FORMATION OF THE NAVAL DOCKYARD

SET UP OF NAVY NAGAR

EXPANSION OF THE ESTABLISHMENTS

SETUP OF THE KALINA CAMP

TODAY’S SCENARIO

PRESENT CONDITIONS OF THE MILITARY CAMP

CASE STUDIES

SITE STUDY SHOWING THE DIFFERENT NETWORK DIAGRAMS

RABENHOF, VIENNA Bulit as a result of a mass revolution in Vienna. It is a large scale public housing project with nerly 38% of the housing built for the public. Housing has been incorporated with public programmes like theater, plazas etc.

NATIONAL CIVIL DEFENCE COLLEGE

The First Disaster Management Training Institution of the country was founded on 29th April 1957 at Nagpur as the Central Emergency Relief Training Institute (CERTI) to support the Emergency Relief Organisation of the Government of India. This Central Institute organized advanced and specialist training for the leaders of Disaster Relief and Response operations to manage the consequences of any natural or manmade disaster. To provide a premier hands-on Training Center with realistic training to induce protection and safety of responders, the public and the environment in order to nurture a culture of responsive and preventive management of disasters.

NATIONAL ARMY MUSEUM, WAIOURU, NEW ZEALAND

Honour the sacrifices, learn the campaigns, be inspired by the stories of courage, loyalty and comradeship. New Zealand’s most comprehensive Army Museum for access to a unique collection of military exhibits, memorabilia and public research material. A place where families can seek out and relate to their military connections.

EME VADODARA

The EME temple , situated in the military camp is run by the Indian Army. The temple complex along with an education institute is situated in the army area. This complex is public in nature and constant efforts are being taken by the indian military to maintain it.

Dras War Memorial

Dras War Memorial, also known as the Vijaypath, is a war memorial built by the Indian Army, located in Dras, in the foothills of the Tololing Hill. The memorial is in the memory of the soldiers and officers of the Indian Army who were killed during the 1999 conflict between India and Pakistan.

ENTRANCE ENTRANCE VIEW OFVIEW THE CAMP OF THE CAMP

POST WAR COLLECTIVE : SRILANKA

THE RISK THEME PARK This community library is an inititiative for the welfare of the retired and deployed army officials after their 30 year long Civil war. The army men themselves engage into the process of building this small educational institute.

Risk Theme Park is a conceptual high-rise featuring floods, fires and climbing hazards. The theme park is proposed for Daegu, South Korea – the city where, in 2003, an arson attack on the underground rail claimed the lives of 120 civilians. According to Hong, the city’s firefighters are undervalued, badly paid and poorly equipped. His high-rise structure would be located in the centre of the city and help members of the public prepare themselves for different kinds of accidents.

Haa Valley, Paro, Bhutan

The military camp is this valley offers a lot of interactive spaces that are public in nater where the officials and the civilians engage themselves in the sport of archery. - Also there are small scale arts and crafts workshops where the families of the army officials practice the art of pottery and cloth weaving. The products of the same are sold in the arts and crafts market run by the same people.

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THE INSTITUTION IN THIS CASE SPRAWLS ACROSS THE SITE. IT EVOKES A

PLAN

SHOWING

ROAD

NETWORKS

PLAN

SHOWING

THE

DIFFERENT

PLOTS

SITE

UNIT

CASE STUDIES CASE / REFERENCES STUDIES / REFERENCES

SOLDIER SUPPORT

CCTV TOWER, BEIJING CCTV TOWER, BEIJING

SAMUDRA INSTITUTE SAMUDRA OF MARITIME INSTITUTE STUDIES OF MARITIME STUDIES

WELFARE/RECREATION HOUSING

FIRE STATION IN FIRE SANTO STATION TIRSO IN SANTO TIRSO

The building comprises Theabuilding total gross comprises area of a total gross area of 1,173 sqm and lodges 1,173 the sqm support andfunctions lodges the support functions to the fire brigade. Starting to the fire from brigade. the “Lobby Starting – from the “Lobby – Access”, it is organized Access”, in 3 floors. it is organized in 3 floors. Regarding the landscaping Regarding project the landscaping and exterior project and exterior arrangements, the proposal arrangements, envisages the the proposal envisages the establishment of paved establishment green areasofthat paved willgreen areas that will serve asa frameworkserve and support asa framework space. The and support space. The paved areas, excluding paved theareas, car accesses excluding andthe thecar accesses and the terrace area outsideterrace the Bar,area are outside coated with the Bar, are coated with stone trimmed asphalt stone concrete. trimmed The asphalt greenconcrete. The green areas will be targeted areas for the willexisting be targeted vegetation for the existing vegetation reinforcement in thereinforcement slope areas, proceeding in the slopetoareas, proceeding to the replacement work theofreplacement degraded species. work of degraded species.

CCTV defies the skyscraper’s CCTV defies typical the skyscraper’s typical quest for ultimate height. quest Rising for ultimate from height. Rising from a common platform,atwo common towersplatform, lean two towers lean towards each other towards and eventually each other merge and eventually merge in a perpendicular, 75in ametre perpendicular, cantilever.75- metre cantilever. The design combinesThe thedesign entirecombines process ofthe entire process of The Samundra Institute The of Samundra MaritimeInstitute Studies of (SIMS) Maritime near Studies Mumbai(SIMS) was near Mumbai was TV-making – formerly TV-making scattered–informerly various scattered in various established by Executive established Ship Management by Executive(ESM) Ship Management Pte. Singapore, (ESM) to fulfill Pte. Singapore, to fulfill locations across the locations city – intoacross a loopthe of city – into a loop of its new vision of an industry its new vision drivenofbyanenvironmental industry driven protection, by environmental safety protection, safety interconnected activities. interconnected activities. and efficiency. Realizing and that efficiency. it mustRealizing drive this that mission it must through drive this human mission through human resources it embarked resources on the creation it embarked of a on sophisticated the creation state of aof sophisticated the art, state of the art, world class green campus world where class green the full campus rangewhere of pre-sea the full andrange post-sea of pre-sea and post-sea studies can be imparted. studies can be imparted.

ODA’S PUBLIC EDGE ODA’S PUBLIC EDGE

ACT EMERGENCY ACTTRAINING EMERGENCY CENTRE TRAINING CENTRE

PLAN

SHOWING

SITE DOCUMENTATION

THE

OPEN

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Emerging from the existing Emerging walls from of the a former existing 1930 walls of a former 1930 manufacturing building, manufacturing 71 White isbuilding, a 100 key 71hotel White is a 100 key hotel cantilevering over ancantilevering elevated market over square. an elevated The market square. The lot borders East Williamsburg’s lot borders industrial East Williamsburg’s blocks andindustrial blocks and Bushwick’s residential Bushwick’s fabric. While residential centered fabric. between While centered between the two zonings, 71 the White twoiszonings, two blocks 71 White away from is two blocks away from the water source of the Newtown water source Creek. Proximity of Newtown to the Creek. Proximity to the creek’s water drew in creek’s companies watersuch drewasinBrooklyn companies such as Brooklyn Union Gas and Rheingold UnionBrewery Gas and to Rheingold set up their Brewery to set up their industrial infrastructures industrial in theinfrastructures early 20th century. in the early 20th century. As years passed, factories As years closed passed, down factories and migrated closed down and migrated leaving behind manyleaving obsolete behind lots. many obsolete lots.

STRUCTURES

BASIS

THEIR

The fundamental response The fundamental to emergency response situations to emergency situations is to save lives – complexities is to save are livesstripped – complexities down are stripped down to the basics and response to the basics is instinctive. and response Engaged is instinctive. Engaged by the ACT Emergency by the Services ACT Emergency Agency to create Services a Agency to create a new, purpose-built facility new, purpose-built dedicated to facility the training dedicated to the training of its Agencies, HBO+EMTB’s of its Agencies, Outdoor HBO+EMTB’s Training Outdoor Training Centre (OTC) responds Centre with(OTC) elemental responds forms with andelemental forms and materials. materials. Occupying a greenfield Occupying site set aback greenfield from the site set back from the Monaro Highway in Monaro Hume, the Highway newly in completed Hume, the newly completed OTC is a robust facility OTC constructed is a robust with facility pragmatic constructed with pragmatic materials for a practical materials workforce. for a practical Restrained workforce. Restrained forms accommodateforms the diverse accommodate training needs the diverse of training needs of the Fire Brigade, thethe Ambulance Fire Brigade, Service, the Ambulance the Rural Service, the Rural Fire Service, and theFire SES.Service, and the SES.

FUNCTION

MASTERPLAN (1:500)

AERIAL VIEW OF THE CAMP

FIRST FLOOR PLAN (1:200)

AERIAL VIEW OF THE CAMP (INVARD LOOKING)

THIRD FLOOR PLAN (1:200) SOUTH ELEVATION (1:200)

NORTH ELEVATION (1:200)

SECTION CC’ (1:200)

SECTION DD’ (1:200)

GROUND FLOOR PLAN (1:200)

SECOND FLOOR PLAN (1:200)

SECTION AA’ (1:200)

MAR THOMA SYRIAN CHURCH, THANE COMMUNITY PROJECT (Credits: aDRG)

300

9 A

1732

REQUIRED INVERTED BEAM TO BE 1050 MM TO MATCH THE TOP OF THE PARAPET WALL OF THE MUMPTY ROOM

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2876 600

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3300

6 600

PLEASE NOTE : 1) THE FRONT ELEVATION IS FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSE ONLY. 2) ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE REFERRED FROM DETAILED DRAWINGS. 3) ALL HEIGHTS FOR THE FRONT ELEVATION TO BE REFERRED FROM THE TRUE ELEVATION. 4) FOR +200MM WALL, REFER TO PLANS 1,2,3 &4. 5) FOR +100MM WALL, REFER TO PLANS 5,6 &7.

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HOUSE ON THE HILL PROPOSAL FOR A FARMHOUSE (Credits: aDRG)

S I T E

P L A N

C O UR TY AR D

SCHEMATIC SECTION

FARM HOUSE FOR THE GUPTA'S AT KALAMKHAND, MAHARASHTRA,

2020

SYSTEMS ELEMENTS CODES

HEALTHCARE, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CENTER, BADABAUG, BHOPAL

THE S I T E : B A R A B A U G, B H O P A L Barabaug,Bhopal, located within the inner city is a large open space within a dense urban context. One edge is marked by the Muslim community typically known as the ‘mohalla’, whereas the othe edges are marked by a number of public institutions, hospitals, madarsa etc. The Royal Cemetery and the stepwells located on Barabaug holds a very strong historical importance within the context of the inner city. The site is a ‘landsacape’ within this dense urban fabric.The idea is to insert a landscape within this large landscape.The intervention idea is to mark the paths or shortcuts taken by the users to traverse from one part to another. The volumes are stacked and layered directing these paths and forming interesting spaces of public, semi public and private by play of the roof forms casting lights and shadows. The idea of the “everyday” Bhopal will form the building’s expression thereby enhancing the public realm of the context.

SITE

PLAN

GROUND

FLOOR

PLAN

TRANSVERSE

FIRST

SECTION

ACROSS

THE

COMMUNITY

FLOOR

PLAN

CENTRE

AND

THE

HEALTH

CARE

CENTER

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ALONG

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SCHOOL

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PLAZA 25

THESTREET

THE THE

OPAQUE AND TRANSPARENT

ALTERNATIVE HEALING AND RESEARCH CENTER, USGAON The idea of the project is about the opaque and the transparent. The idea is the creation of a street which starts from the road and slowly opens up towards the reservoir. The project consists of public and private spaces which are arranged around the street and interconnected by a series of plazas and roofs that form interesting terraces overviewing the reservoir.

VIEWS

VIEW OF THE CLASSROOM

THE

LIBRARY

VIEWS

THE

LIBRARY

ENTRANCE OF THE MULTIPURPOSE HALL

CAMOUFLAGE COEXISTENCE I N D I A N D I A S P O R A C O M M U N I T Y CENTER, BANGKOK The main idea of the project is making the connect between the main road and the canal more porous, as there is a transit connect, and an intent to revive the canal. The words chosen are camouflage and coexistence, thereby which the buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s language tries to blur the different elements used in the design. The diagram is formed with a spine which then splits into circulation spaces. The two volmes, facing the road and the canal respectively, forms the public spaces, with interconnected spaces, terraces and interactive spaces.

VIEW AND

OF THE CLASSROOMS THE LIBRARY MODULE

VIEW OF THE E N T R A N C E

HOUSING WITH F A R M I N G MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING ALONG WITH HOUSING FOR FARMERS The site comprises of agricultural, non-agricultural lands, the reservoir and is sparsely vegetated. Speculation suggests that Gangapur will undergo a lot of of instutions and public infrastructure growth in the near future as it forms a very imporatant role in maintaining the ecological balance and the approach towards the built and the un built has been extremely sensitive. Considering the geographical, as well as the climatic conditions, there are many alternatives which will lead to the growth of this zone. Sustainability is a very important design approach which will shape this zone and maybe the infrastructure growth should be accompanied by this model which will form this â&#x20AC;&#x153;hyper-commu nityâ&#x20AC;? where there is a scope of a living by the farmers, locals within nasik as well migrants from other parts of the country.

An imagination for the future which looks at preserving the ecology and establishing a symbiotic relationship between the users. The idea of creating spatial relationships which looks at the building of communities and a new age which aims at reviving farming techniques and establishes a living by learning from each other. The approach also aims at keeping farming as one of the main subjects and all other public programmes or functions that are associated with it.

VIEW OF THE GLASS FACADE FROM THE CANAL EDGE

(TRIAL VIEW)

N A T U R E

MUSEUM AND AN EXHIBIT CENTRE FOR THE MONASTERY

The journey from the village to the Dubdi Monastery on the top of the hill, is a long experential climb with various glimpses and moments. Its a series of moments that enriches this climb, with the presence of the greens, the streams, the flora and fauna of the reserve. The intervention idea was to act as a threshold between this climb and the sacred land of the monastery. The intervention sits subtly in the landscape trying to recreate the moments captures during this climb. The scale of the intervention remains very humble not trying to overpower the sacred monastery adn thereby the intervention is a small experience through exhibits and terraces before the user reaches on the land of the gods. The programmes are mainly ancillary to that of the monastery, consisting of exhibits and a small museum where things that are of important vlaue to the monastery could be kept for display. The building is partly open to sky. Hence, the play of light and shaodws forms an interesting play as the user traverses through the intervention. One may not even feel the presence of an intervention at it nestles into the landscape and becomes a part of the experience of the climb to the monastery, thereby forming a ‘threshold’ between the forest and the Dubdi Monastery.

SITE SECTIONS

SITE

PLAN GROUND

FLOOR

PLAN

LONGITUDINAL SECTION ALONG THE EXHIBIT SPACE AND THE TERRACE

SITE 38

SECTION

FIRST

FLOOR

PLAN

TRANSVERSE SECTION ALONG THE GALLERY SPACE AND THE CAFETERIA 39

D I S C O N N E C T E D C O N N E C T AN ANNEXE TO THE TRUST (HIRABAUG) The intervention disconnects from the existing trust building thereby tring to connect the two by a central open space. The building is explored as a walk way connected by a seeries of ramps that froms the exhibits and becomes the main areas of interaction. The tectonics of the building is rather explored with more ‘modern’ elements and the discontinuity is expressed majorly in the these elements. However, the language of the building does continue to focus on the more inner values of the existing trust building respecting the inner looking small courtyard and the spaces of interaction (mainly circulation).

GROUND

SITE

FLOOR

PLAN

TRANSVERSE GALLERY

SECTION AND

ALONG THE

THE CAFETERIA

PLAN

FRONT SITE 42

SPACE

SECTION

FIRST

FLOOR

PLAN

ELEVATION AXONOMETRIC VIEW OF THE LIBRARY 43

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NO DIMENSIONS TO BE SCALED OFF DRAWINGS.

ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TOTOBE FOLLOWED. ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS BE FOLLOWED. ALL DRAWINGS ARE INTER-RELATED AND SHALL

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KITCHEN " 9' X 5'4

GENERAL NOTES

ERANEE MANCHANDA FARMHOUSE, BOISAR

BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT ALL DRAWINGS ARE INTER-RELATED AND SHALL TECHNICAL DRAWINGS. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE. BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT ALL PARTITIONS ARE CENTRALLY LOCATED ABOUT THE GRID INTERSECTIONS TECHNICAL DRAWINGS. UNLESS OTHERWISE MENTIONED.

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MASTER BEDROOM 13' X 17'

ELEVATION 4

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KITCHEN 12' X 8'

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DATE

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LIVING ROOM 20' X 13'

DATE: 18 JULY 2016

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ELEVATION 6

GENERAL NOTES

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PRESERVING THE ECOLOGY OF GANGAPUR

URBAN DESIGN PROJECT

SPACEFRAME

PUBLIC PLAZA OF ALTERNATIVE HEALING AND RESEARCH CENTER

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FRAMES BLOCK HEALING

OF AND CENTER

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COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF SOCIAL AND C U L T U R A L CENTRE, BHOPAL

SHELL STRUCTURE

ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TO BE FOLLOWED. ALL DRAWINGS ARE INTER-RELATED AND SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT TECHNICAL DRAWINGS.

GENERAL NOTES

JYOTI DARSHAN, MUMBAI

ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE. ALL PARTITIONS ARE CENTRALLY LOCATED ABOUT THE GRID INTERSECTIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE MENTIONED.

NO DIMENSIONS TO BE SCALED OFF DRAWINGS. ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TO BE FOLLOWED. ALL DRAWINGS ARE INTER-RELATED AND SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT TECHNICAL DRAWINGS.

(Credits:SHROFFLEoN)

LEGEND :-

ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE. ALL PARTITIONS ARE CENTRALLY LOCATED ABOUT THE GRID INTERSECTIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE MENTIONED.

LEGEND :-

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NO.

PARTICULARS

AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS

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JYOTI DARSHAN SOCIETY 4

GENERAL NOTES NO DIMENSIONS TO BE SCALED OFF DRAWINGS. PROJECT:DATE DIMENSIONS TO PARTICULARS NO. WRITTEN ONLY BE FOLLOWED.

JYOTIALLAMENDMENTS DARSHAN / DRAWINGS ARE INTER-RELATED AND SHALL REVISIONS BE READ IN CONJUNCTIONAND WITH RELEVANT ROOFTOP TERRACE TECHNICAL DRAWINGS. CLIENT:ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE.

ALL PARTITIONS ARE CENTRALLY SHEET TITLE LOCATED ABOUT THE GRID INTERSECTIONS TERRACE SECTIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE MENTIONED.

JYOTI DARSHAN SOCIETY GENERAL NOTES

DATE: 8 AUGUST 2016

LEGEND :-NO DIMENSIONS TO BE SCALED OFF DRAWINGS.

ARCHITECT: PROJECT:- ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TO BE FOLLOWED.

SHROFFLE贸N ALL DRAWINGS ARE INTER-RELATED AND SHALL JYOTI DARSHAN / ROOFTOP TERRACE

302, DALAMAL CHAMBERS BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT 29 NEW MARINE LINES TECHNICAL DRAWINGS. MUMBAI - 400020. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE. TEL: +91 22 22037745 FAX: +91 22 22007729 ALL PARTITIONS ARE CENTRALLY WEB: WWW.SHROFFLEON.COM LOCATED ABOUT THE GRID INTERSECTIONS EMAIL: SHEET office@shroffleon.com TITLE -

LIFT ROOM

UNLESS OTHERWISE MENTIONED.

TERRACE SECTIONS 0

LEGEND :-

0.3M 0.6M 1.2M DATE: 8 AUGUST 2016

2.4M

ARCHITECT:

DATE

NO.

PARTICULARS

AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS

SECTION 2 DRW.

CLIENT:-

302, DALAMAL CHAMBERS 29 NEW MARINE LINES MUMBAI - 400020. TEL: +91 22 22037745 FAX: +91 22 22007729 REVISION NO. WEB: WWW.SHROFFLEON.COM EMAIL: office@shroffleon.com 0

JYOTI DARSHAN SOCIETY

TERRACE

SHROFFLE贸N

PROJECT:-

JYOTI DARSHAN / TERRACE ROOFTOP

SECTION 2

SECTION 3

0.3M 0.6M

DRW. NO.

1.2M

REVISION

2.4M

SHEET TITLE -

TERRACE LAYOUT DATE: 8 AUGUST 2016 ARCHITECT:

SHROFFLE贸N

302, DALAMAL CHAMBERS 29 NEW MARINE LINES MUMBAI - 400020. TEL: +91 22 22037745 FAX: +91 22 22007729 WEB: WWW.SHROFFLEON.COM EMAIL: office@shroffleon.com 0

0.6M

1.2M

2.4M

SECTION 3

NO.

DATE

PARTICULARS

AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS CLIENT:-

JYOTI DARSHAN SOCIETY

4.2M

PROJECT:-

JYOTI DARSHAN / DATE NO. ROOFTOP TERRACE

PARTICULARS

AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS

SHEET TITLE CLIENT:-

TERRACE LAYOUT

TERRACE SECTIONS

DRW. NO.

REVISION

DATE: 8 AUGUST 2016

JYOTI DARSHAN SOCIETY

ARCHITECT:

SHROFFLE贸N

302, DALAMAL CHAMBERS 29 NEW MARINE LINES PROJECT:MUMBAI - 400020. TEL: +91 22 22037745 FAX: +91 22 22007729 WEB: WWW.SHROFFLEON.COM EMAIL: office@shroffleon.com

JYOTI DARSHAN / ROOFTOP TERRACE

GENER

NO DIM

ONLY W

ALL DR BE REA TECHNI

GENERAL NOTES NO DIMENSIONS TO BE SCALED OFF DRAWINGS.

ALL DIM

ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TO BE FOLLOWED.

ALL PAR LOCATE UNLESS

ALL DRAWINGS ARE INTER-RELATED AND SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT TECHNICAL DRAWINGS.

LEGEND

ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE. ALL PARTITIONS ARE CENTRALLY LOCATED ABOUT THE GRID INTERSECTIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE MENTIONED.

LEGEND :-

SECTION

NO.

AMEN NO.

PARTICULARS

DATE

CLIENT:-

AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS

JYOTI

CLIENT:-

JYOTI DARSHAN SOCIETY PROJECT:-

JYOTI NEPEA

PROJECT:-

JYOTI DARSHAN / TERRACE ROOFTOP

SHEET TITL

ENTRAN SHEET TITLE -

DATE: 09 A

ROOFTOP LAYOUT

ARCHITECT

SHRO

DATE: 8 AUGUST 2016

302, DALA 29 NEW M MUMBAI TEL: +91 2 FAX: +91 2 WEB: WWW EMAIL: off

ARCHITECT:

ROOFTOP LAYOUT

SHROFFLEรณN

302, DALAMAL CHAMBERS 29 NEW MARINE LINES MUMBAI - 400020. TEL: +91 22 22037745 FAX: +91 22 22007729 WEB: WWW.SHROFFLEON.COM EMAIL: office@shroffleon.com 0

0.3M

0.6M

1.2M

0M 2.4M

0.5M

ELEVATION 3- FROM INSIDE

DRW. NO

DRW. NO.

REVISION

A_01_

w o r k s

General Arrangement Plan wd.01 rev4

3 5

ISSUE: 13/10/2017 i d / D W G 0 1 / r e v 4 DRA W N B Y : PR IY AN K S

10 FEET

The Home That Lets The World In (Credits: aDRG) WILL BE DECIDED ON SITE AS PER SITE AND SPACE AVAILABILITY

1' PROJECTOR SCREEN

B6 Be3

1'-6"

1'-10"

5'-321"

5'-721" 7'-2" 5'-6" eq eq

8" eq

S O N ' S 4'-2" ROOM

3'-341"

11"

4'-221"

DAUGHTER'S R O O M

10"

1'- 8 F A T H E R ' S R O O M

2'-6"

1'-1021"

1'-6"

STORAGE

2'-7" 1'-541"

2'-1021" 1'-7"

1121"

2' eq

Se 2

6'-1121"

SOFA

6'-721"

WOODEN TRELLIS+LIGHTS

6'-1121"

2'-1121"

19'-421"

9'-9"

2'-1121"

2'-4" C2

C3 T3

5'-521"

T10

1'-721"

2'-1"

2'-4"

7'-11"

2'-1021"

1'-6" 2'-434" 1'-334" T12

T11

1'-6"

S T O R E

LINEN CUPBOARD

C12

2'-721" 8'-1121"

U T I L I T Y

T.V UNIT

LIVING ROOM 3'-841"

CROCKERY WITH LIGHT FIXTURE ABOVE

KITCH EN

M A S T E R BEDROOM C11

OLD SOFA

1'-6"

5' 6'-6" C10

2'-4"

1'-334"

Be4

2'-121"

M A S T E R BATHROOM

1'-1141"

3'-041"

3'-841"

2' C9

WASH BASIN

HANGING LIGHT (REPURPOSED CANE TABLE)

2' W4

T13

Se 1

2'-1034"

eq 7' 8"

11'-1141"

11" 2'-4"

ENTRY

2'-4"

941"

1'-8"

1'-4" 2'-121"

3'-1"

1'- 8

1'-10"

Be1

1'- 8

Be2

1'-6"

6'-7"

2'-2"

8'-521"

2'-7"

7'-521"

C1 LOW WOODEN SEAT WITH CUSHIONS

T1 FRIDGE

STONE BENCH

1'-834" 3'-8" 2'-443"

1'-521"

3'-843"

POTTED PLANTS

2'-4"

GENERAL NOTE: a. All dimensions are in Feet & Inches b. All dimensions are as per finished surfaces as measured by the architect at site. The Contractor shall cross-check the dimensions before commencement of work. c. All furniture units marked with a yellow hatch are storage units. These exclude storage available under the bed & study table units. d. All detail drawings for individual items should be referred to in conjunction with the Furniture Layout (wd/01) & Furniture Label (wd/02) sheets. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN IS THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT. THE DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS, DOCUMENTS AND MODELS AS INSTRUMENTS OF SERVICE A R E T H E P R O P E R T Y O F T H E A R C H I T E C T W H E T H E R T H E P R O J E C T , F O R W H I C H T H E Y A R E M A D E , I S E X E C U T E D O R N O T .

BUSAGO, FLORA FOUNTAIN

(Credits: SHROFFLEoN)

BOTTOM OF SLAB +15'-6"

GENERAL NOTES BOTTOM OF BEAM 2 +13'-7" NO DIMENSIONS TO BE SCALED OFF DRAWINGS. BOTTOM OF BEAM 1 +13'-2" ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TO BE FOLLOWED. ALL DRAWINGS ARE INTER-RELATED AND SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT TECHNICAL DRAWINGS. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE. ALL PARTITIONS ARE CENTRALLY LOCATED ABOUT THE GRID INTERSECTIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE MENTIONED.

LEGEND :-

LOFT

TOILET 4'6"X5'2"

WINDOW TOP

+11'2"

MEZANNINE LEVEL +9'2"

DOOR HEIGHT +6'11" GROOVE @ +6'0"

GROOVE @ +3'2"

FF LEVEL +0'0"

GROUND LEVEL -2'0"

SECTION 1

BOTTOM OF SLAB +15'-6"

NO.

PARTICULARS

DATE

BOTTOM OF BEAM 2 AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS

+13'-7" BOTTOM OF BEAM 1 +13'-2"

CLIENT:-

NIKHIL CHIB DINING AREA 13'2"X14'8" 190 sq.ft KITCHEN 6'3"X14'5" 90.01 sq.ft

WINDOW TOP

+11'2"

PROJECT:-

BUSAGO FLORA FOUNTAIN

MEZANNINE LEVEL +9'2"

SHEET TITLE -

DOOR HEIGHT +6'11"

FLOOR PLANS DATE: 25 AUGUST 2016

GROOVE @ +6'0"

ARCHITECT:

SHROFFLEรณN

302, DALAMAL CHAMBERS 29 NEW MARINE LINES MUMBAI - 400020. TEL: +91 22 22037745 FAX: +91 22 22007729 WEB: WWW.SHROFFLEON.COM EMAIL: office@shroffleon.com

GROOVE @ +3'2"

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FF LEVEL +0'0"

TOTAL SEATING = 16

TOTAL SEATING = 18

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

DRW. NO.

REVISION

GROUND LEVEL -2'0"

SECTION 2

House of Verandahs, Mumbai

PROPOSAL FOR A RESTAURANT IN BORIVALI (Credits: aDRG)

APARTMENT IN THANE (Credits: MACE DESIGNS)

m i s c e l l a n e o u s

w o r k s

R E N D E R E D D R A W I N G S I N T E R N S H I P : R A N J I T S I N H A S S O C I A T E S SACHDEV

HOUSE,

ALIBAUG

OBSERVATION

NARRATIVE

Field Definition The term Dinghaiqiao in this project does not refer to the particular bridge or the administrative zone bearing the same name, but an area named after the bridge by common sense traditionally. Further on, we find the borders of this area by artery roads or water body which are hard to cross, namely Jungong Road on the east, Neijiang Road on the west, Huangpu River on the south and Zhoujiazui Road on the north.

SAME EXCHANGE

INTERVENTION SAME CHINA PROGRAMME 2013-14

Research Aim The aim of this project starts from making a particular historical narrative and a map of Dinghaiqiao based on individual observation and experience. Students are also encouraged to design a mechanism of getting involved in urban daily life (Social-engagement), to execute it, and to observe and record its outcome. As a short-time urban design program, we expect students to get trained on the following aspectsďź&#x161; 1) Methods of urban observation 2) Narrative forms based on drawing plus other media formats 3) Understanding the possibility of urban intervention other than top-down planning methods