UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO BY RASHI CHAUDHARY

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UNDERGRADUATE

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO


Academic Projects

Education Class 12th - 80%

2014 Geeta Bal Bharti Sr. Sec. School Rajgarh, D-31

B.Arch

2016 University School Of Architecture And Planning, (U.S.A.P) New Delhi, Dwarka

Softwares

Rashi chaudhary

Adobe Photoshop

D.O.B - 23.06.1997 Nationality - Indian

2019-20

Add: Flat No. HFF3, Block 1 Plot No.6, Sector 5, Rajendra Nagar, Gaziabad, 201005

Sketching

University Design, GGSIPU East Campus, DElhi T.O.D Housing, Greater Kailash, New Delhi Public Graden, Masoori Working Drawing

4rth Year

Research PaperTreating Sick Building via Green Sustainable Architecture

Study Tour 1st Year

MS Office

2017-18

Jaipur Study

Languages

cv

3rd Year

Lucknow Study

Hindi English

Exercise

School, Dwarka, New Delhi Resort, Damdama Lake, Gurgaon.

2016-17

Hand Drafting Digital & Hand Rendering Digital & Physical Model Making Sketching

Instagram.com/Rashichaudhary22

2ndYear

Auto Desk Revit

Creative Skills

rashichaudhary94@gmail.com

Pod Design Residence for an Architect, bengaluru Haweli Documentation, Chandani Chowk

ThesisMeditation & Yoga Centre, Ahemdabad, Gujarat

Lumion

Contact No. - +91 8383947680

1st Year

Urban DesignRedesign canought Place, Delhi

Sketchup

Contact Info.

Dancing

2018-19

Adobe Illustrator

I am an architecture student from University school of architecture & planning, Delhi, seeking a position as an architectural intern in your firm. I wish & hope to became & assest to the company and effectively contribute to its growth. The following portfolio puts on display selected works that i have project on, in the cousre of my 4 years of undergraduate studies.

Badminton

2017-18

Autodesk Auto Cad

Rajendra Nagar, Gaziabad

Hobbies-

2016-17

2018-19

2ndYear

3rd Year

Ujjain Study

Competition 2018-19

HUDCO Trophy, NASA, India

2019-20

The Habitat Re-Thinking Student Housing In India (International Architectural Competition)


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School Design

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Group Housing- T.O.D

04

Urban Architecture

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Lucknow Documentation

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RESIDENCE DESIGN

Site Location: Banglore, Karnataka, India Site Area: 50 Sq. mt

Residence designed for an Architect & it’s family. The house is designed according to the climate of banglore. The design focuses on spatial planning so that best comfort is provided to the users. west side having the pargolas, covered with climbers to reduce the heat gain on the west side walls.


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DESIGN CONSIDERATION

Cross Ventilation A

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KITCHEN

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Cross Ventilation

B’ Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Roof Plan

Solar Shading, Natural Lighting

Planting on the Southern Side Section AA’

Section BB’


DRAWING ROOM

ARCHITECT OFFICE

I N T E R I O R V I E W S BED ROOM



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SCHOOL DESIGN

“Everyone should have opportunity to learn in a positive environment, to enjoy the learning process, and feel comfortable and content within it.�

Site Location: Sec-16, Dwarka, South-West Delhi, India Site Area: 5 Acre The entire site having been planned according to the movement & Transition Zones of interaction for the students, makes it feel comfortable. A sense of enclosure created by paying attention to the various blocks in a campus & how each of them is inter-related with each other.


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Site Plan The entire site is divided into two zones - first is Academic, second is Activity area. so that study area keep seperated from the Noisy area, & students can focus in their study.

North Elevation

1, 2 - Entry 3, 4, 11 - Cycle, Car, Bus Parking 5 - School Canteen 6 - Senior Blocks 7 - Primary Blocks 8 - Admin Block 9 - Auditorium 10 - Sports Block 11 - Playing Ground 12 - Basket Ball, Badminton Court 13 - Swimming Pool Area


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Second Floor Plan

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+ 600 PLINTH LVL + GRD LVL

Section BB’

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Views Of Academic Blocks

Main Entrance Of School

Central Courtyard

Concept

Playing Area Junior Block Senior Block

Central Courtyard Admin Block

Senior secondary school in dwarka is design In such a way so that student can enjoy their learning. Two big courtyards Built at the centre of the block to create a openess feeling for the multiple age students so that they can interact with each other and share their talent.


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GROUP HOUSING PROJECT

G N I S U O H

Housing is planned in such a way so that it allows for user’s to have their own kind of experience in a free- flowing manner of design

TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT


TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT Location - Greater Kailash-II, Enclave

Site area - 5.3 Acre

The aim of design is to create a compact, walkable, Pedestrian- oriented, mixed-use community Centered around high quality train system. We have to design a podium tower mixed development, in which lower two levels are for commercial & tower for residential purpose.

CONCEPT It is not our goal to create a space for communication, but create a place you feel nesessity of communication. In order to start communicating with a person, we must realize our loneliness, stop Perceiving a crowd as a crowd, come up from the Information flow and pay attention on a person.

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DESIGN PROCESS

First, we find the maximum pedestrian footfall entry points on the site. so that we can make our site pedestrian friendly.

Outer Ring Road

Second, we place the Podium (commercial blocks) on the edges of the site or towards the outer ring road side so that we can increase the eyes on the street.

SITE PLAN

Third, we modify the shape of podium for creating multiple plazas, so that each plaza give different experince to the people. Podium

Context

Outer Ring Road

Park

Pedestrian Movement with In the Site

Vehicular Movement with In the Site


Metro Exit

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Sun Path & Wind Direction

Entry Point Plaza LEGEND Podium Ground floor plaza Park Podium Cores Towers Tower Cores

Street view

Plaza around a Water Body


The hierarchy of structure depicts the essence of the levels in the design. Each one of the tower floor having balconies placed at regular intervals in alteration create a sense of rhythm and breaks the monotony of the structure.


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A’ Key Plan

B’

Stacking of each of the alternate floors to create a pattern

SECTION AA’

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN ( 3,6,9,...,35)

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN ( 2,5,8,...,34)

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN (1,4,7,...,33)

COMMON AREA / CORE AREA

WASHROOMS

1 BHK

TERRACE

STUDIO

2 BHK

3 BHK

SECTION BB’


VIEW 1 - Entrance From the Main Road

VIEW 2 - Farming & Playing Area

VIEW 1 & 2

VIEW 3 - Performance Area


VIEW 3



04

URBAN ARCHITECTURE

( RE-THINKING CANOUGHT PLACE )

SITE : CANOUGHT PLACE , NEW DELHI SITE AREA : 62 ACRE

Connaught place, a historical delight, a cultural hub, a shopper's haven, a foodie rendezvous. It is an amalgamation of many unique and extravagant Experiences rolled in one. The exercise revolves around imagining the place in a different image, introducing new design ideas, breaking the existing radial design pattern and on the same time respecting the existing whites i.e the colonnade, which in today's scenario is the image of Connaught Place.

Design Guidlines The master plan guidelines provided us with 10 x 10 m column grid throughout the site and connection slabs at 5 and 10m. Under the theme Communication, the design started with understanding the essence of communication and studying the existing communication sectors of CP. Furthermore, in the design process, the 5 major elements of communication ,i.e, IT, Print, Radio, Post and Telecommunication, with respect to the context, giving birth to a design which was unique as well as blended with the neighbors on the same time. The slab was intricately cut to provide different experiences of spaces and the mass was accordingly distributed on the given 3 levels, to make a constant harmony throughout the design. As Theme Communication, we had the responsibility to break one of the most faced problem of CP, i.e., Navigation which was solved by high vertical towers of the scheme.


Design Development & Concept

The given canought place site is divided into six schemes according to the design brief.

This zone is given to the communication part.

Then we lay 10m x 10m column grid throughout the site, according to the master planer guidlines, & connect the slab at 5m and 10m.

I.T

Telecom

Print

Communication

Radio

Post

When communication scheme was given to us, we sort down the different mean of communication and function of spaces, public, semi-public, private spaces & this how we came by opting 5 major means that is Telecom, I.T, Print, Radio, Post Further we thought about, what kind of enclosed or open spaces this scheme will needed, & according to that we design the pathways, and open spaces.

The first priority was to make the site pedestrian friendly rather than motorised vehicle being the ruler of the streets. The site was planned in such a way that it welcomed people from all sides and providing them with an aura of the old Connaught Place juxtaposed with the new one.

Present day Connaught Place being one of the Ver tica most influencial identity of the city. Needed to l Fu be preserved for the coming generations as well as for the present ones who would get the chance of experiencing both the auras.


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According to our concept we divide our site portion into five different parts.

After massing, we start creating differnet types of blocking according to the site context and road networks.

After many stages of brain storming & sketching, we came to this blocking of whole site supporting our communication theme. Maintained Open-Built Ratio

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Hierarchy between building heights from low Lying palika to high rise office building towards Barakhamba road.

O.A.T space between office and commercial building. A place for event & Realising all stress of office work.

Relationship between open and Built spaces for generating Different experiences.

Site


CENTRAL AXIS


PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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ELEVATION A

ELEVATION C


PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Performance stage near Radio Block

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Telecom Tower

ELEVATION D

Caffeteria In Radio Block


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YUVAS - THE HABITAT Re-thinking Student Housing Competition Site- Pune, Maharashtra Site Area- 7821 sq.m

Concept Yuvaas has been derived from Yuva meaning ‘Youth’ ans Aavas meaning ‘Place where were we lives’ Youth is the time when one learns about the world - The good, The Bad and grows at intellectual level.

The World Full Of Surprises.

Opening Up The World To The Youth.

Keeping All Good Concentrated Within

Allowing Them To Adopt.


Ground Floor Plan + 450 mm lvl

First Floor Plan + 4450 mm lvl

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N 4- Sharing Unit Plan (7000 X 14250 mm)

(7000 X 8500 mm)

Third Floor Plan + 12450 mm lvl

Project Description

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The perfect space for students to reside in by heart , is something that has been missing from our education system for many years, but now time has come for this place to be called home.

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YUVAAS is a tender collection between student & his/her heart which makes the time being spent by the individual to stand upto his/her terms in their life while being away from their loved ones, all worth it.

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2- Sharing Unit Plan

Second Floor Plan + 8450 mm lvl

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The design tries to bring about the concentration, focus, target, and pleasing aura- all in one place. the unit plan hence have been provided with collapsable wall unit within every unit to allow students to have privacy, flexibility & individuality according to their own wish.

S Ones learns everday from its surrounding and thus makes it even more cruvial for a student housing to be able to do justice to it.

Studio Unit Plan

(7000 X 5800 mm)

Fourth Floor Plan + 16450 mm lvl

Fifth Floor Plan + 20450 mm lvl


VIEW FROM THE CENTRAL COURTYARD


DETAIL AT A9

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

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COLUMN

( WORKING DRAWING)

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PROJECT - UNIVERSITY DESIGN

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BOYS TOILET

TOILET

PHY. DISABLED TOILET D2

D2

+450 LVL

D2 W4

552 200

+1200 LVL 700

RAMP ( SLOPE 1:12)

WIDTH - 1900

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ASSI. PROFESSORS ROOM (20000 X 10900 )

W1

552 W2

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P.S

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DETAIL AT A9 F.H.C

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COLUMN COLUMN

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ASSO. PROFESSORS ROOM (20000 X 10900 )

+1200 LVL

D6

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DEAN OFFICE

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CARPENTRY ROOM

(10150 X 6600 )

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DETAIL AT A1


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TILES { 10 MM } MORTAR { 25 MM } BRICK BATS

COLUMN

- 3600 LVL

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DETAIL AT H4

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R.C.C SLAB { 150 MM }

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20 MM DIA S.S. PIPE (WELDED TO 50 MM DIA S.S. PIPE)

BASEMENT NO. 2

100

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TOE WALL { 115 MM THICK } 115 MM BRICK WALL

P.C.C { 1: 4: 8 } 150

25 MM DIA S.S. PIPE (WELDED TO 50 MM DIA S.S. PIPE)

100

DRIVE WAY 50 MM DIA HOLLOW S.S. HANDRAIL

R.C.C SLAB { 150 MM }

+ 1200 PLINTH LVL

- 6300 LVL

- 5100 LVL

TILES { 10 MM } MORTAR { 25 MM }

BLACK GRANITE AS SPECIFIED

4000

150

20 MM DIA S.S. PIPE (WELDED TO 50 MM DIA S.S. PIPE)

BASEMENT NO. 1 300 MM THICK RETAINING WALL W.P.C

300 MM R.C.C RETAINING WALL

PROTECTIVE PLASTER

115 MM BRICK WALL TILES { 10 MM } MORTAR { 25 MM }

150

20 MM DIA S.S. PIPE (WELDED TO 50 MM DIA S.S. PIPE)

150

50 MM DIA S.S. BALUSTER (WELDED TO HANDRAIL)

20 MM THICK CEMENT MORTAR

- 6800 BASEMNET LVL

NOSING (10 MM) GROOVE IN PLASTER

R.C.C. SLAB (A.P.S.) 6 MM THICK CEMENT PLASTER

STAIRCASE HANDRAIL DETAIL

R.C.C RAFT FOOTING

430

P.C.C { 1: 4: 8 } EARTHING

133

12 MM THICK CEMENT PLASTER

560

100 X 65 X 6 MM M.S. STRIP (WELDED TO 50 MM DIA S.S. PIPE)

BRICK BATS { 100 MM }

PROTECTIVE PLASTER

100 X 100 X 10 MM S.S. CAP

SATIRCASE SECTION AA’

R.C.C SLAB { 150 MM }

1000

150

BRICK BATS - 2800 BASEMNET LVL

EXTERNAL WALL SECTION


DETAIL AT A

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7800 490 230

12 MM THICK PLASTER

1500

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COLUMN 2080

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TOILET PAPER {HEIGHT - 700 MM} - TYP.

ABLUTION TAP {HEIGHT - 300 MM} TYP-

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8000

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10 MM THICK CEREMIC TILES

12 MM THICK PLASTER

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HAND DRYER { HEIGHT - 1100 MM }

115

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MIRROR AS PER SPEC.

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EQ

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1500

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600 x 600 x 10 MM CEREMIC TILES

3115

D2 920

12 MM THICK CEMENT PLASTER

115

9

PLUMBING LAYOUT TOILET PLUMBING LAYOUT PLAN

D2

115

985

230

300 x 300 x 10 MM CEREMIC TILES AS PER SPECS.

TOILET PLAN

9

115 THICK BRICK WALL

10 MM THICK FLOOR TILES

12 MM THICK PLASTER 25 MM THICK CEMENT MORTAR R.C.C SLAB

P.C.C

150

75

75 MM THICK P.C.C LAID TO SLOPE 1:100

450

150

75

150 MM THICK BRICK BATS

BEAM IN ELEVATION 6 MM THICK CEMENT PLASTER 6 MM THICK CEMENT PLASTER

W5

75 MM THICK LINTEL BAND OVER 2125 MM HIGH AND 115 MM THICK BRICK WALL

300 x 300 x 10 MM CEREMIC TILES

DETAILAT AT A A DETAIL

115 THICK BRICK WALL

75

75

12 MM THICK CEMENT PLASTER

W5 25 MM CEMENT MORTAR

MIRROR AS PER SPECS.

960

960

10 MM THICK TILES

10 MM CEREMIC TILES

MIRROR AS PER SPEC.

25 MM CEMENT MORTAR

REFER THIS WASHBASIN DETAIL FROM SHEET NO.

115 THICK BRICK WALL

CEREMIC TILES AS PER SPECS.

12 MM THICK PLASTER

B REFER THIS SUNKEN DETAIL FROM SHEET NO.

75 MM THICK R.C.C SLAB FOR BASIN WITH 15 MM THICK GRANITE STONE OVER 20 M THICK CEMENT MORTAR

450

1040

75

1800

2125 880

2125 880

1040

75

1800

300 x 300 x 10 MM

725

115

D2

515

1615

350

725

G

WASTE WATER PIPE (100 0/ DIA )

COLUMN DETAIL AT A1

400

350 260

D2

50

1100

535

COLUMN

SOIL PIPE (100 0/ DIA )

115

115

H4

DETAIL AT H4 D2

220 115

D2

H

W5

3115 900

160

W5

115

H

115

190

200

SECTIONAA’ AA' TOILET SECTION

380

40 620

A

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