PORTFOLIO 2 0 2 2 RachanaArchitectureBhandarkar
2 RACHANA BHANDARKAR
Education9880897044 Mangalore, rachanabh2501@gmail.comKarnataka
AboutArchitectme
SharadaVidyalaya Sharada Pre - University College Nitte Institute of Architecture 2003 - 2015 2015 - 2017 2017 - 2022 ActivitiesExperience •
Headed by Ar. Ruthuraj Parekh and Ar. Manasi Hattangadi Nayak Pai and Associates, Mangaluru (Student Intern March 2022 - June 2022)
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Languages English, Hindi, Kannada, Konkani
Studio Matter, Goa (Student Intern Jan 2020 - June 2020)
Headed by Er. Suresh Pai Designed and built tensile shade (6 people) at Nitte Institute of Architecture (2018) Attended mud workshop by Ar.Nithin at Nitte Institute of Architecture (2020) Designed and built Bamboo shade (8 people) at Nitte Institute of Architecture (2021)
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A 22 year old made of flaws trying to stitch things to perfection I am an Architect, new to the professional world. While I have had the opportunity to experience it through my prior internships, I would undoubtedly be excited to start a new job in this industry now as an Architect. Being a learner, I value co-operation, understanding, and an open mind in my surroundings.
3 Software skills Autocad MS Office Photoshop Enscape Sketchup IllustratorRevitHowVrayIndesignand Why? - Answers through Adobe Exploring adobe structures and natural materials Ar. Krithi Dhingra City, Play and Nature Studying the local areas to create play and rest friendly spaces Ar. Chitra Vishwanath Creative writing Attempt at writing interesting stories and narratives Waseem Mushtaq Bamboo design and build Understanding bamboo structures Ar. Nithin Dhokra Sculpture Understanding the traditional metal moulding processes Mr. Balmukundh Pilikula Workshop Handloom and Clay workshop Tedx Nitte University(2017),Tedx Nitte DU(2018)&(2019) Installations and stage setting Participated in the building of installations(2017)Prof.ReferencesWorkshopsVinodAranha Director @ Nitte Institute of Architecture T. +91 7022494808 Email: varanha@nitte.edu.in
4 01. 02. PROJECTS WORKSHOPS Sampark - Reconnecting The Dots Of The City Goodu - City,Play and Nature Kaksha - A schoolsustainable Kaksha - A schoolsustainable Semester 07 Semester 08 Semester 08 Semester 08 Pg 08 - 13 Pg 24 - 29 Pg 18 - 21 Pg 18 - 21 CONTENTS
5 03. 05.04.DRAWINGSTECHNICAL EXPERIENCETHESISDetail drawings for Studio Aakar Reimagining spaces of leisure for the marginalized communities Interiors of a residence for friends Semester 08 Semester 09 Semester 07 Pg 34 - 39 Pg 42 - 53 Pg 40 - 43 ......
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PROJECTS
A compilation of a few the projects compiled and describing the context, the need of the project and the intervention details. The projects also deals with the problem existing on site and how the intervention done helps the community in a whole.
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The main purpose of the project would be to create an environment in Car street that reflects its cultural value throughout the year,while maintaining the religious aspects of the street intact.
Bringing the people together while highlighting the rich cultural art and art forms is the main focus of our program.
URBAN STUDIO SAMPARK - RECONNECTING THE DOTS OF THE CITY SEMESTER 07
A street that stands out from the rest of Mangalore not only for the presence of a certain types of commercial buildings, but also due to the presence of a distinctive community that have a certain set of beliefs, culture and ways of worship which are unique to the place.
MAP SHOWING THE GROWTH OF CAR STREET SECTION AA’ SECTION BB’
Car street is known for festive character because it has a flower market, idol making spots, cultural events like pili vesha painting and making of the dress along its streets. It is also known for the temple square where the car is kept ready for procession.
Tension between portugese, Arab and native Shetty’s created an oppoertunity for The konkanis to flourish in trade. Formed inward looking communities with commercial spaces on the periphery and residential areas in the inner lanes
Mangalore is a conglomeration of unique cultures that have developed through the ages, some disparate and some interconnected.
9 CULTURAL HISTORY OF CAR STREET SITE DETAILS
10 CURRENT PAUSE POINTS DAILY ACTIVITIES
11 MASTER PLAN OF CAR STREET
Considering the cultural aspects of the city while urbanizing. We are looking at a festive street of Mangalore and conserving the temple architecture through out the street, that are very subjected to the obstruction for aesthetic appreciation of urban city while also making the otherwise cong ested street more pedestrian friendy.
KATTE FLOWER MARKET COMMUNITY GARDEN PROPOSED MASTER PLAN OF CARSTREET TANK
The main purpose of the project would be to create an environment in Car street that reflects its cultural value throughout the year,while maintaining the religious aspects of the street intact.
Creation of pause points that cater to the needs of the community while also servingg as gathering spaces. Placement of the interventions have been done in such a way that most of the streets are humanized. Community parks that connect the residential areas with the streets, thus opening it up to the people. Creation of play areas in the residential areas, which caters to the school children, women and the senior citizen
ARRANGEMENT 1 ARRANGEMENT 2
Heritage walk area with various pause points , which can also be used as safe jogging tracks for adults and senior citizens. USE CONNECTIVITY AREAS OF PLAY
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USER INTERACTIONS BUILDING
PRIMARY INTERVENTIONS
Creation of pause points that cater to the needs of the community while also serving as gathering spaces.
A street that stands out from the rest of Mangalore not only for the presence of a certain types of commercial buildings, but also due to the presence of a distinctive community that have a certain set of
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The street selected is very active throughout the day and has a number of activities taking place in it. The space is designed in such a way that, the front facade is kept intact while making the place a little more consumer friendly. The introduction of the open, pedestrian friendly alley was to bring out the character of the street, which had got lost over the years due to the increase in traffic and lack of pedestrian friendly walkway.
SECTION THROUGH THE KATTE SECTION THROUGH THE TANK SECTION THROUGH THE MARKET
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SCHOOL SEMESTER 08
Design of an unconventional open school for primary kids from standard 1 to standard 5. KAKSHA - AN ATTEMPT TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIO
Bettahalasur is town in Bangalore Urban district in the Indian state of Karnataka. Bettahalasur was known for stone quarrying but recently the quarrying activity has been stopped. The site is surrounded by residential area on three sides and The NH 7 on one side.
15 A’BB’ 0 3 9 15 m MASSING AND CONCEPTUAL AXO: MASSING AND CONCEPTUAL AXO: Bettahalasur is town in Bangalore Urban district in the Indian state of Karnataka. Bettahalasur was known for stone quarrying but recently the quarrying activity has been stopped. BuiltBangaloreUparea : 2554 sq.m Institutional - Primary School No. of boys : 400 No. of girls : 400 Total : 800 TemperatureComposite : 25 - 34 degree celsius Rainfall : 970mm AuditoriumCorridorOpenLibraryStaffWorkshopsAdminClassroomsroomsSpace A Design of an unconventional open school for primary kids from standard 1 to standard 5.
16 DESIGN DETAILS OF THE SCHOOL: The curiculum includes formal education and hands on experiential learning. To help facilitate this module of learning, formal classrooms as well as workshop spaces are incorporated in the design FIRST FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN
17 DESIGN DETAILS OF THE SCHOOL: The curiculum includes formal education and hands on experiential learning. To help facilitate this module of learning, formal classrooms as well as workshop spaces are incorporated in the design SECTION AA’ SECTION BB’ Lintel Details Sill Details 15mm cement plaster 50mm XPS 75mm CSEB Blocks 20 mm XPS 25 mm Cement Plaster 100 mm RCC 25 mm Cement Plaster 15 mm Cement Plaster 75 mm CSEB blocks 100 mm RCC Double Glazed glasses Roof Details 18 mm Kadappa stones 10 mm Cement Mortar 10 mm Polymer 90 mm Polyurethane 150 mm RCC Slab 15 mm Cement Plaster TECHNICAL DETAILS: 25 mm Cement Plaster Double Glazed Glass Aluminium Frame 10 mm Cement Plaster 25 mm Cement Plaster 75 mm CSEB Blocks 50 mm XPS 150 mm RCC Wall Assembly
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Workshops that we attend need us to prepare and analyse our surroundings in order to develop interventions that are appropriate for the environment and meet the requirements of the majority of users.
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WORKSHOPS
CITY, PLAY AND NATURE GOODU - BREAK THE BARRIERS AND HAVE FUN SEMESTER 08
Car Street was functionally a composite area with trading people, largely inhabited by the Konkanis. It was a residential - cum - business cum - religious centre. It followed a radial pattern in which the relgious centre is the core followed by the commercial sector and then the residential sector in the outermost lane
An attempt at creating urban interventions that create spaces for vending and relaxation and serve multiple purposes during different times of the year.
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21 SITE CONTEXT : Car Street was functionally a composite area with trading people, largely inhabited by the Konkanis. It was a residential - cum - business cum - religious centre. It followed a radial pattern in which the relgious centre is the core followed by the commercial sector and then the residential sector in the outermost lane ACTIVITY AT DIFFERENT TIMES OF THE DAY: Activity at 8:00 a.m Activity at 10:00 a.m Activity at 3:00 p.m Activity at 7:00 p.m PLAN OF THE KATTE AREA
22 CONCEPT A CUBOID MEMBERS PLATFORM SEATING SITE ACTIVITES: SITE LIMITATIONS: The street selected is very active throughout the day and has a number of activities taking place in it. The busy nature of the street subjects it to a few problems like EATING RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY GATHERING LACK OF SEATING RELAXINGSPACESTRADE PARKING PARKING ON THE STREETS LACK OF PERMANENT PLACES Using the ideas of mobility provided by wheels and the necessity for shade, the interventioon proposed is a prototype of a katte that can be re arranged
PROPOSAL 1 PROPOSAL 2
The first proposal was to create a gathering space in the katte area with a multifunctional platform installed in the centre.
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The second proposal was creating a niche for the vendors where they could safely lock their carts and also a central public square.
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Scaffolding Modular Storage
Urban interventions that create spaces for vending and relaxation and serve multiple purposes during different times of the year.
Inbuilt bamboo shelves that can be used based on the requirements.
Temporary bamboo strcutures that serve as shading devices as well as joints for people and vendors to assemble.
25 Play Area Gathering/ Vending Walls that let children draw while their parents buy things from the nearby markets. The platforms also serve as spaces for gathering or relaxing during the day or during festivals.
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The design is developed with all user groups’ needs in mind. A niche is also created aside for the area’s animals to sleep or be fed by people.
The design is developed with all user groups’ needs in mind. A niche is also created aside for the area’s animals to sleep or be fed by people.
DESIGN AND BUILD SEATING SPACE - DESIGN AND BUILD SEMESTER 09
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
SECTIONResting space for animals Bamboo supports
CONCEPTUAL SKETCH
The design is developed with all user groups’ needs in mind. A niche is also created aside for the area’s animals to sleep or be fed by people.
The design is developed with all user groups’ needs in mind. A niche is also created aside for the area’s animals to sleep or be fed by people. Additional seating on the site expands the area’s capacity and offers it additional room.
27 Wattle and daub roofPlinths for seating Central supporting beam PLAN
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29 Contains detail drawings from two projects that we worked on in semesters 7 and 8, when we were exposed to the most minute construction detail. TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
30 AAKAR DESIGN STUDIO Detail drawings for the interiors of an architecture office that needed the use of several types of ceilings, materials, and soundproofing materials, as well as the provision for a relaxing and eating area.
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32 DETAIL DRAWINGS FOR AN OFFICE: 1560 660 1000 1360 880 1150 1300 1650 2400 400 1230 4500 2000 357 1100 450 540 1708 1090 1000 6.6 X RECEPTION3.2AREA 2.5 X WORKSPACE3.7 3.0 X 3.6 CHIEF ARCHITECT'SCABIN 2.5 X 2.2 DINING SPACE 3.0 X PANTRY2.11.8X1.3TOILET Reception Desk Wooden slat Insulation wall 600 x 600mm Marble Flooring 19mm th Glass Door Wooden laminate workstations with steel Marblesupportstopcounter with plywood supports table Acoustic Panel Kota Stone counter Black Granite Countertop A B’ A’ B C’D’ CD 115mm Brick wall 38 x 38mm Block wood batten25 20 550 C MetalChanelClip in Panel 25 x 20mm Fluted Insulation Board 10mm Th Marble tiles 25 20 550 Spacer Bar Main HangerAdjustableT-24 30mm th Acrylic sheet Logo 500 3mm Th Threaded Wall Stud 6mm th Spacer FlutedstudWooden Slats PLAN | SCALE 1:50 WALL DETAIL FALSE CEILING DETAIL LOGO DETAIL
33 InsulatedFlutedacousticpanelworkstationsFiberglassboardfalseceilingPlywoodstorage 525 1500 900 3000 230 770 300 500 1000 3000 Gypsum board false InsulatedPlywoodFlutedMarbleceilingcountertopwoodenslatwallstoragecabinetsFlutedacousticpanelworkstationsFiberglassboardfalseceilingPlywoodstorage525 1500 900 3000 230 770 300 500 1000 3000 Gypsum board false PlywoodFlutedMarbleceilingcountertopwoodenslatwallstoragecabinets 25mm 18mmLaminatePlywoodtabletopThPlywoodshelf40mmThSteelsupportFiberglassceilingPanels25mmThFlutedacousticpanel38mmPlywoodBlockPlywoodstoragecabinets525 75 30001500 Course finish plastered wall Polished white marble Wooden slat wall Gypsum board False Plywoodceilingstorage 525 1500 900 3000 25mm 18mmLaminatePlywoodtabletopThPlywoodshelf40mmThSteelsupportFiberglassceilingPanels25mmThFlutedacousticpanel38mmPlywoodBlockPlywoodstoragecabinets525 75 30001500 Course finish plastered wall Polished white marble Wooden slat wall Gypsum board False Plywoodceilingstorage 525 1500 900 3000 SECTION AA’ | SCALE 1:50 SECTION BB’ | SCALE 1:50 SECTION CC’ | SCALE 1:50 SECTION DD’ | SCALE 1:50
34 DETAIL DRAWINGS FOR AN OFFICE: Coffee machine 20mm th Black Granite StainlessCountertopsteel Sink Plywood WallhungshelvesWaterclosetSquare Wash Basin Kota StorageCountertopstoneshelves Wooden laminate Pantry table Steel Storagesupportscabinet600x600mmMarble flooring 300 x 300 mm Porcelain tiles 530 1580 400 340 1160 1122 1160 1122 750 440 500 300 445 755 345 320 635 300 DUCT Patterned Jaali Partition 20mm Plywood Laminate Counter40mmSteel supports 20mm Plywood Wall mount 20mmshelvesBlack granite countertop Plywood Shelves375 340 300 1200 430 450 760 10mm Th Marble 10tilesmm Th Grout 10mm th Stained kitchen tile 10mmBacksplashthGrout12mmThPlaster LED Strip Lighting LED Strip Lighting 4mm recess SECTION OF PANTRY TOILET PLAN LOGO DETAIL
35 19mm th Glass door 115mm th Brick wall 12mm th Walnut Plywood 12mmCabinetsth Glossy Concealed Opening cabinets 20mm th Marble countertop 12mm th Walnut Plywood Cabinets25mmTh Polished 19mmMarble600x600mmMarbleflooringthSatin Nickel door handle 25 x 20mm Fluted Insulation Board 30mm 18mm600InsulationMinerwoolx600mmMarbleflooring25mmPlywoodTabletopPlywoodshelf Clerestorey Windows Storage Racks 115mm th Brick wall 30mm th Acrylic Sheet Logo 20mm th Marcle countertop 600 x 600mm Polished Marble flooring 20mm Th Plywood Seating 20 x 25 mm Fluted WoodenSlatsTurqouise smooth finish Plaster Main T-24 24 x 24 mm Wall Plate 10mm Th Marble 10tilesmm Th Grout 24 x 24mm L angle 18mm Plywood shelf 30mm InsulationMineralwoolboard8mmThFiberglass Board Main T-24 24 x 24 mm Wall Plate 10mm Th Marble 10tilesmm Th Grout 115mm Brick wall 38 x 38mm Block wood batten25 20 550 C MetalChanelClip in Panel 25 x 20mm Fluted Insulation Board 8mm FiberglassTh Board 10mm Th Marble tiles10mm Th Grout Spacer Bar Main 10mmHangerAdjustableT-24ThMarbletiles10mmThGroutSpacerBarMainT-24AdjustableHanger 115mm Brick wall 38 x 38mm Block wood 12mmbattenthSounddeadeningBoard20x25mmFlutedwoodenslats25 20 550 SOUNDPROOFING DETAIL WORKSPACE TABLE DETAIL CHEIF ARCHITECT OFFICE VIEW RECEPTION AREA VIEW WORKSPACE VIEW
36 INTERIORS OF A RESIDENCE FOR FRIENDS
The arrangement was created for three friends who like spending time together but still want their own space and solitude.
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38 ������A�D The layout was designed for three freinds who love spending time with each other but also seek their own space and privacy. Chicago, Illinois, United States of America CLIENT LocationBRIEF MOODBOARD INTERIORS SPACE FOR FRIENDS
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A brief look into my undergraduate thesis that deals with creating spaces of leisure for the marginalized communities of the city of Mangalore, Karnatakata, India.
THESIS
The aim of the thesis is to understand the usage of the existing public amenities, why specific segments of society are excluded from using these spaces and make them more accessible.
UNDERGRADUATE THESIS REIMAGINING SPACES OF LEISURE FOR THE MARGINALIZEDCOMMUNITIESSEMESTER09
42 Due to a lack of private resources, women, youth, and kids rely primarily on public spaces to make a living and fulfil their leisure needs. These should be the precise reasons why public spaces should be designed in consultation with them.
LEISURE FROM OBLIGATORY WORK WORK AS A SOURCE OF LEISURE RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES
Each part of Mangalore city like Bunder, Car street, Balmatta, Hampankatta, Kadri, Urwa developed its own strength. All these areas performed more than one function at the same time. Source: Snazzy maps Source: Snazzy maps
The following demonstrates that individuals prefer spending time outside with people they know whenever they have the opportunity, but the major reason they do not is due to a lack of appropriate venues that cater to their demands.
43 UNDERSTANDING LEISURE AND THE TYPES
Mangalore is a conglomeration of unique cultures that have developed through the ages, some disparate and some interconnected.
LEISURE IN MANGALORE
MAP SHOWING PLACES OF SHOPPING MAP SHOWING RELIGIOUS PLACES
This is the leisure that women manage to extract from ‘obligatory’ activities — such as housework, shopping, and personal hygiene. Work outside the home, provides a kind of escape from the monotony and restrictions of domestic life when it is not backbreaking. Religious activities occupy a large portion of people’s spare time across the world.Women are more likely to engage in religious activities as a kind of leisure.
The central market area is mainly a mixture of street vendors and commercial complexes. The vendors mainly comprise of vegetables and fruits. They generally occupy the inner market streets. The street vendors are the ones that give character to the market and becomes a sight of attraction and making it a truly Indian street.
Existing base map of Hampankatta EATERIES LEGEND AUTOBUSTERTIARYSECONDARYPRIMARYADMINISTRATIONEDUCATIONALTEMPLEHOSPITALABANDONEDRESIDENTIALGODOWNGENERALJEWELLERYACCESSORIESUTENSILSSPICESCLOTHESRETAILROADROADROADSTOPSSTAND 0 40 160 200m FORMAL AND INFORMAL VENDING LOGISTICALCOMMUTINGGATHERINGEATINGSERVICESSHOPPING MOVEMENT OF STUDENTS MOVEMENT OF VENDORS MOVEMENT OF WOMEN MOVEMENT OF MEN
44 SITE MOVEMENTSELECTIONOF PEOPLE ON SITE
45 DENSITY EXISTINGMAPPINGSITESECTIONS The diagrams below depict the market density at various times of the day. Most leisure activities on the market are inaccessible to the majority of the population; this is an attempt to create multipurpose areas that meet the requirements of everyone on site. DENSITY AT 7:30 a.m DENSITY AT 10:30 a.m - 7:00 p.m DENSITY AFTER 7:00 p.m LEGEND PRIMARY SPACES OF LEISURE SECONDARY SPACES OF LEISURE PEOPLEPEOPLEPEOPLEVEHICULARPEDESTRIANGATHERINGWAITINGSITTING 0 50 100 150m • To minimise causing difficulty to the elderly, there should be constant pedestrian circulation. • Streets that serve as transition zones between different actions • All streets are engaged to ensure a safe atmosphere for movement throughout the day. • Intermediate parking spots are available for those who need to make a brief stop at one of the stores. SECTION AA’ SECTION BB’ Disposal of waste on the footpaths Absence of spaces for parking Absence of spaces for vending Abandoned buildings and roofrops Inconsistent or brokenpathspedestrian Abandoned spaces of land Abandoned spaces of land used to watsedump
Below are the design proposals that will make the place more open to people of all the segments of society.
PROPOSED MASTER PLAN MEAT MARKET CENTRAL MARKET COMMUNITYGARDEN STREETS TOILET PARK
For a space to be usable there must be clear provision where people can meet, gather, play and shop in peace without having to worry about stepping in litter or being hit by a vehicle.
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47 SITE COMMUNITYSECTIONS:GARDEN AND STREET SECTION
The streets are designed in such a way that pedestrians are given priority over and and intermediate parking spaces help people who need to use these services.
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Meat Market StreetsStreets Central MarketCentral Market Street Vending Street Vending CommunityGarden SECTION AA’ SECTIONCOMMUNITYBB’ STREETSGARDENView Comfortablespacesvending Accessible Ramps
veggies and fruits.
The central market area consists primarily of street sellers and business facilities. The vendors primarily sell They often populate the interior market streets. The street merchants are the ones that give the market character and turn it into a tourist destination, transforming it into a real Indian street.
48 DESIGN DETAILS PROPOSED MARKET SECTION PROPOSED MEAT MARKET SECTION 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. Urban playMarketarea interventionCommunity space Public Park Bus stop0 50 100 150m
CENTRAL MARKETCOMMUNITY SPACE STREETS
Continuous pedestrian movement and comfortable vending spaces that help both the vendors and pedestrians. Bus stops that double up even as inclusive washrooms.
A place where people can relax after their prayers and also use it for vending and play.
49 WALK THROUGH 01. 02.03. 04. 05. MEAT MARKET
A mix of formal and informal vending spaces where kids can play without fearing vehicular movement and has multiple uses.
A place where the waste can be reused, informal working space and a place where the people can grow and sell their own produce
WALKTHROUGH OF THE MARKET
The streets are designed in such a way that pedestrians are given priority over vehicles and and intermediate parking spaces help people who need to use these services.
BUS STOPS
An attempt to make the market a place which is not used only for shopping but even as a place where people gather even to relax and spend their free time.
The fundamental purpose of this thesis was to look at the relationship between built form and gender relationships. The survey clearly proved that men and women had significantly diverse perspectives on the urban environment. Leisure activities are one approach to break down social barriers and get people to spend time together, and they also provide a healthy and safe atmosphere for users. The physical quality of the visual city will increase as a consequence of society being trained to learn and share, as well as to respect the rights of other users in the city, because there will be no annexation of space.
CONCLUSION
Most of the activities of leisure in the market are not accessible to the major part of the population, this is an attempt at creating multifunctional spaces that cater to the needs of all the people on site.
This thesis was an attempt to create public places that meet the requirements of individuals from all walks of life, regardless of their social origins. The whole concept is around making tiny adjustments to the market’s design that may go a long way toward helping people, particularly women and adolescents, feel comfortable and welcome in the area. According to this viewpoint, a high-quality public space is certainly an area brimming with a varied spectrum of public life. Meanwhile, a lively public area with a lively public life is a desirable location for people and municipal identity.
Another significant change in the city is the increase in the number of automobiles. Traffic congestion and auto parking are both becoming heated topics. Land that was originally utilised for public space has been converted to a transit or parking lot, displacing inhabitants from the public sphere. As a result, the city centre is becoming lifeless, boring, and dead, raising the potential of crime.
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53 The following drawings were done during the course of my 10th sem internship in Nayak Pai and Associates, Mangalore. EXPERIENCE
54 UTILITY KITCHEN M. BEDROOM BEDROOM SITOUT TOILET LIVING ROOMDINING TOILET WV1 V1 W1 W3 W3 W3 MD D1 D1 D3 D2D2 O3 W2W2 O1 O2 O4 W1 01 02 03 04 06 05 07 10 11 12 08 09 4" 3'-8" 2'-1" 3"9" 3'-1" 9"9"2'-1"9"9"2'-1"8'-6"9" 3'-3" 9" 1'-3" 4'-5 3'-64'-1"4'-1"1'-5"6"9" 5 6"2'-4"5'-1"2'-4"6"1'-2"2'-1" 2'-10"6" 3'-3" 1'-3" 6'-3"1'-3" 1'-9"9'-6" 1'-9" 3'-7" 9"9" 6'-7" 9"9" 1'-9" 5'-7"9"9" 5'-7"3'-7"9" 6'-7" 9" 9"1'-9"9"9" 1'-9" 3'-7" 9" 1'-9"9"9"6'-7" 3'-7" 9" 5'-0" 3'-1" 4'-6 3'-0" 2'-6" 2'-5"5'-1" 3'-7" 9" 9" 6" 9" 9" 1'-9" 3'-4" 6'-6" 2'-3" 6" 6" 77 6"9" 4'-0"2'-10"1'-5" 1'-39" 6" 2'-1" 1'-8" 10'-6 6"9" 3'-0" 2'-0" 9" 9" 7'-6" 7'-9"9" 1'-3" 9" 3'-6" 9" 4'-0" 1'-0" 1'-0" 5'-6" 2'-0" 1'-0" 1'-0" 1'-0" 9"9"1'-5" 5'-1" 3'-0" 6"8'-6" 9'-9" 1'-9" 9" 9" 6" 7'-9" 1'-9" 9" 8'-2" NICHEPOOJA4'-0" 1'-11" 2'-7" A B D E A B D E 54321 5432CC Mangalore.PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL BUILDING FOR Mrs.VIJAYALAXMI:WORKING DRAWING GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS : NO DESCRIPTION UNFINISHED SIZE FINISHED SIZE MD 3'4" X 7'1" 3'3" X 7'0" D1 C.W.DOOR 3'1" X 7'1" 3'0" X 7'0" D2 C.W.DOOR 2'10" X 7'1" 2'9" X 7'0" D3 C.W.DOOR 2'7" X 7'1" 2'6" X 7'0" W1 AL. WINDOW 5'1" X 4'1" 5'0" X 4'0" W3 AL. WINDOW 2'1" X 4'1" 2'0" X 4'0" V1 AL. VENTILATOR 2'1" X 2'7" 2'0" X 2'6" O1 OPENING 4'0" X 7'1" 3'11" X 7'0" O2 OPENING 5'6" X 7'1" 5'5" X 7'0" O3 OPENING 4'512" X 7'1" 4'412" X 7'0" O4 OPENING 3'6" X 7'1" 3'5" X 7'0" NOTE : LINTEL LEVEL = +7'1" FROM UNFINISHED FLOOR LEVEL N W2 AL. WINDOW 4'1" X 4'1" 4'0" X 4'0" C.W.DOOR 8'3"- 10'0" 5'0"- 6'6" 0 8@ 6" C/C DETAILS OF R.C.C LINTELS 3 - 129" X 2D 2-12 2D - TWO COARSE OF LATERITE MASONRY 0 8@ 6" C/C3 - 122-129" X 2D6'6"- 8'3" 2 - 12 0 8@ 6" C/C2-129" X D 0 8@ 6" C/C2 - 122-129" X D3'3"- 5'0" 0 8@ 6" C/C2 - 122-129" X D0 - 3'3" STIRRUPSBOTTOM REINFORCEMENTTOPLINTEL SIZEOPENING SIZE NOTE : D - ONE COARSE OF LATERITE MASONRY W AL. WINDOW 5'1" X 2'4" 5'0" X 2'3" OPEN TERRACE 0407W1 D1 0'6" Thick parapet wall 3'3" height 0'6" Thick parapet wall 3'3" height height3'3"wallparapetThick0'6"height3'3"wallparapetThick0'6"height3'3"wallparapetThick0'6"1'-9"9"9" 3'-3" 9" 9'-6" 6"6"6"5'-1" 3'-1"2'-9" 11'-7"9" 27'-3" 6"6" 6"6"32'-8"27'-3" 6"6" 6" 3'-0"4"3'-0" 12'-9" A B D E 54321 5432 C A FINAL WORKING DRAWING ABOUT Compared to non-vastu buildings, vastu homes provide much healthier and happier feelings. Additionally, it provides some assurance to the client too. GROUND FLOOR PLAN SECTION AA’ FIRST FLOOR PLAN The Jadhav Residence was created for clients who wanted to build a home with plenty of room for growth in the future. All the design elements were found locally, and the complete house was built using Vaastu principles.
Terrace Master Bedroom m Living Room Entrance
The Jadhav Residence was created for clients who wanted to build a home with plenty of room for growth in the future. All the design elements were found locally, and the complete house was built using Vaastu principles.
The final round of adjustments resulted in a design that satisfied all the client’s needs while staying within the client’s budget.
55 AXONOMETRIC VIEW OF THE DESIGN AXONOMETRIC VIEW
South west bedroom as per Vaastu ruless. North east living room according to Vaastu better diffused light. North East entrance with the pooja room in the same direction as per Vaastu.
A area for family gatherings and room for future expansion.
56 Seating and relaxing space provided in the terrace area. North east entrance with a sitout area and foyer. Seating space Entrance
57 Terrace with indian motif tiles. South west bedrrom as per Vaastu rules. Terrace Master Bedroom
58 01. 03. 06.05.04. 07.08. 09.10.12.11. 13. 14. 16.15.18.17. 19.20.22.21. 23. 24. 25. 26. 28.29. 30. 31. 33.32. 34. 27. The Giriraj Residence was created for clients who wanted to build a luxurious home with plenty of room. All the design elements were found locally, and the complete house was built using Vaastu principles. ABOUT 12.11.10.09.08.07.06.05.04.03.02.01. 14.13.LIVINGSITOUTFOYER ROOM POOJA TOILETTOILETWALKM.BEDROOMTOILETDININGSTOREKITCHENROOMROOMINCLOSET WALK IN BEDROOMCLOSET 7’9” x 7’0” 7’0” x 9’6” 20’0” x 16’0” 9’3” x 7’0” 15’0” x 10’0” 15’0” x 4’6” 14’0” x 15’0” 7’3” x 5’0” 20’0” x 13’9” 7’6” x 11’0” 6’9” x 10’9” 8’0” x 6’0” 6’3” x 6’0” 14’0” x 11’3” 23.22.21.20.19.18.17.16.15. 27.26.25.24.WALKTOILETTOILETWALKBEDROOMTOILETWALKBALCONYBEDROOMINCLOSETINCLOSETINCLOSET CLOSEDOFFICEFAMILYBEDROOMROOMTERRACE16’0” x 15’0” 5’3” x 16’6” 11’0” x 8’6” 15’0” x 6’0” 20’0” x 13’6” 7’6” x 11’6” 6’9” x 10’9” 8’0” x 6’0” 6’0” x 6’0” 14’0” x 11’6” 20’9” x 12’0” 8’9” x 10’0” 21’9” x 14’6” 34.33.32.31.30.29.28. BARHOMETOILETTOILETBEDROOMTOILETTOILETGYM 4’9” x 6’0” 4’9” x 6’0” 20’0” x 13’9” 6’9” x 10’9” 6’0” x 8’0” 22’3” x 11’6” 14’0” x 12’0” LEGEND
59 Design incorporates a sloping roof that suits the weather of Mangalore. Bar that with an open terrace attached to it. A common covered terrace for the people of the family. A area for family gatherings and room for future HomeMasterLivingCoveredBarSlopingexpansion.RoofTerraceRoomBedroomGym FINAL APPROVED DESIGN Compared to non-vastu buildings, vastu homes provide much healthier and happier feelings. Additionally, it provides some assurance to the client too. AXONOMETRIC VIEW
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The specifications called for more subdued decor with cool colours that gave the room a welcoming and peaceful appearance. In order to create a really cosy interior environment, the interior design style that was chosen was Scandinavian interiors with beige basic colours and teal as the accent colour. INTERIOR STYLES
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63 Scandinavian design, which first appeared in the early 20th century, is a style characterised by functionality, minimalism, and simplicity. Scandinavian interior design is a minimalistic aesthetic that uses a combination of soft hues and textures to give sleek, contemporary décor a cosy, welcoming feeling. It places a focus on minimalist furnishings that are both practical and aesthetically pleasing.
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65 Scandinavian design, which first appeared in the early 20th century, is a style characterised by functionality, minimalism, and simplicity. Scandinavian interior design is a minimalistic aesthetic that uses a combination of soft hues and textures to give sleek, contemporary décor a cosy, welcoming feeling. It places a focus on minimalist furnishings that are both practical and aesthetically pleasing.
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