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PRIYANKA VERMA
Hello! My name is Priyanka Verma and I am a fourth year undergraduate student in Faculty of Architecture, MAHE. I believe architecture exists in the smallest elements present on Earth and a better understanding of these elements can inspire a more sustainable approach towards built spaces. As an aspiring architect, my goal is to thrive towards sustainable solutions for the betterment of the society and the environment. I intend to broaden my knowledge to design functional spaces to enhance the living standards of the users.
Contact and Info Phone: +91-9999175451 Email: priyankaverma5738@gmail.com D.O.B.: 14.02.1997
References Prof. Sonali Walimbe Phone: +91 7760342341
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Additional Subjects Advanced structures Vastuvidya Conservation Architecture Creative Photography Wood workshop
Research Nature as a stress buffer: Transforming lives in chilldren’s home
Skills Education Bachelor of Architecture Faculty of Architecture, Manipal Academy of Higher Education 2015-2020 School Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram, New Delhi 2002-2015
Workshops and Conferences Google Sketchup Workshop, Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal (2016) Z-axis, Goa (2018) 361, Mumbai (2018) Clay art workshop, Mill Owners’ Building, Ahmedabad (2016) Bamboo Workshop, Manasaram Architects, Bangalore (2017) CSEB workshop, Mud Hands, Mysore (2017) Concwood Workshop, karnataka (2017)
Softwares
Architectural skills
Autocad Archicad Revit Photoshop Illustrator Indesign V-Ray Lumion Sketchup MS Office
Hand models Laser cutting Sketching Rendering Illustrations Hand Drafting
Languages Hindi English Interests Reading Travelling Photography Community Service Animal Care
Contents: Amway office+ Convention center Martial Arts Boarding School Faculty Residence Urban design- Parking Miscellaneous
Amway Office+ Convention Center Semester 5 Mumbai is the business capital of India with a large demand for corporate offices. The project is proposed for Headquarters of a personal care and beauty brand- Amway for 550 employees. Along with office space, a convention center has also been provided for as the brand hosts hosts product exhibitions and meetings. The 12,000sqm. site is located in BKC, Mumbai surrounded by its corporate competitors. To gain FAR, parking space for MMRDA, that is open to public, is combined with the underground parking space for the employees. The design requirements was to design open floor plans to create flexible spacesand creating spaces for employees to increase productivity. For this purpose, fitness of the employees and connectivity to nature inside the built space has been given immense importance. The material used is steel with glass for facade and interior walls to increase daylighting in workspace and maintain visual connectivity between spaces.
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Incorporate 8 dimensions of wellness in the work environment of the employees.
The design consists of two service cores to divide the load and to create a division in the type of users.
Workspaces are connected with terrace gardens where the employees can relax, increasing productivity.
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A central courtyard has been provided for better ventilation of the indoor spaces, letting the artificial environment breathe with skylights and louvres.
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Nature has been prioritised in the built space. Small pockets of green spaces are given to break the monotony of the steel and glass interiors.
DIRECTOR’S OFFICE HR DEPARTMENT SR. MANAGEMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT GYMANSIUM SALES DEPARTMENT DESIGN DEPARTMENT R&D DEPARTMENT TRAINING CELL CAFETARIA BUILDING MANAGEMENT LOBBY PARKING
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Discussion space with every office space
Gymnasium Fire Compartment (Every fifth floor)
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Martial Arts Boarding School Semester 6 Martial arts has been a part of India’s ancient culture and traditions and there’s been a rise in the number of people pursuing it as a career but there are not many residential schools with education facility providing training to these young martial artists. This school accomodates 350 students and provides them with CBSE education along with professional training in the field. The 12,000 sqm. site is located in a rural setting of Shimoga, Karnataka. The site is well-connected with natural elements with coconut plantation on one side and running water canal on the other providing and a quite and disciplined environment. The material used for the project is prefabricated concrete. The design challenge was to keep the scale of the blocks relatable to the children and making it user-friendly. Hence, most of the buildings are 2 storied. Due to shortage in site area the hostel blocks increase vertically to accomodate more students.
The idea behind the site planning was based on the concept of Gurkul- a tree, the central point acts as the main source of education and spaces are organised around it.
A central plaza is the main activity area of the school, acts as the main performing space and connects all the academic blocks.
Based on the two age groups of children, blocks were divided and third block acting as connecting block with common activities like laboratories. The blocks are seperated by a central plaza that acts as a activity and noise buffer. the central plaza becomes a transition place.
All the blocks are designed around a courtyards to facilitate ventilation.
The site zoning was done such that the vehicular movement is restricted to the periphery of the site. The public spaces are placed closer to the entry so that visitors are restricted and the residence is placed on the farend of the site to maintain privacy and semi-public spaces acting as buffer.
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Residence for Faculty Semester 2 Thr project brief was to design a residence for four in Dashrath Nagar, Manipal. The site area is 300 sqm.The client’s wish was to keep the design traditional but with modern amenities along with maximised daylighting and open spaces. The idea was to increase Northern light inside the house and shade from the Southern side. Terrace has been provided on the Southern side to utilise the view, shade the walls and take advantage of the wind. Along with that, client requested to have nature close to the built space so court and open spaces for gardening have been provided. The material used for construction is the locally available material- laterite which also acts as a thermal mass reducing heat gain. There is use of jalli walls and mangalore tiles in response to the climate.
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Provision of trees on Southern side to reduce heat gain. Courtyard on the Southern side with jalli wall to optimise view.
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Urban Design- Parking Semester 7 More than parking- The Udupi urban population and context was studied to develop the tourism potential of the town. Krishna Temple, a major tourist spot recieves thousands of tourist but it was observed that the parking for the temple was not adequately utilised due to accessibilty and other on-street unorganised parking spaces The aim of this project was to accomodate parking for the tourism season and divert the users to parking spacegiving them a cause to park in that parking lot, making it something more than just a parking lot. The ideas was to create a space that acts more than just parking for the people of the town- as a public space. For this purpose, a 26,000 sqm. parking allotted was developed along with a shopping department on site. This was done to bring in users for a purpose other than parking. The design of structure has been kept simple and follows the traditional architecture to keep the context relevant. The design challenge was to maximise space usage in a triangular site which was capitalised by considering the site boundary conditions.
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The department has a Bachelor of Architecture program, and an Executive Master of Architecture program It was ranked 10th among top architectural schools in India by Outlook Magazine in July 2013 It is recognised by the Council of Architecture (COA), New Delhi, and is ISO 9001:2008 ISO 4001:2004 certified It is an institutional member of Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH), New Delhi.
In October 2003, Manipal Academy of Higher Education renamed the Department of Architecture as Faculty of Architecture. In 2010, it became the 22nd institute of Manipal Academy of Higher Education.
The Faculty of Architecture started in 1978 with a BArch degree under Mysore University. The institution came under the newly established Mangalore University in 1980 as Department of Architecture.
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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS OFFERED AT FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE Bachelor of Architecture Bachelor of design (Fashion Design) [B.Des. (FD)] Bachelor of Design (Interior Design) POST- GRADUATE PROGRAMS OFFERED AT FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE Master of Architecture in Urban Design & Development MA - Fashion Management MA - Interior Design
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