SELECTEDWORK (2019-2022)
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RASHIKA JUMDE
Hi, I’m a student of IDEAS college, Nagpur pursuing 4th year of architecture and seeking a position as an intern in a firm that provides an engaging and challenging work environment. I am well-versed in computer skills and have a good experience with sketching
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English| Hindi | Marathi LANGUAGES: 05th
110/111 Sonegaon road Manish layout Nagpur, Maharashtra. 440022 7972938198 rashikajumde@gmail.com CONTACT : 2 Rashika S. Jumde
BIRTH:
of March 2002
STUDIO TIMELINE
SEM I – pavilion design in biomimicry.
SEM II – cafetria design.
SEM III - primary school design
SEM IV – composite house design as climate-responsive
SEM V – hostel design w.r.t. by-laws.
SEM VI – music campus on contours
SEM VII – wayside amenities with advanced construction techniques
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION
WORK
1. FARMHOUSE for Mr. Nandanwar at saoner Feb 2021.
2. SUBMISSION DRAWING for Mr. Sanjay Jumde 2021
3. RESIDENTIAL HOUSE PLAN OPTIONS for Mr. AMABAGADE July 2021
2010 - 2017 2017 - 2019 2019 –present
Mount Carmel girls high school Ajni, Nagpur
Dr. M. K. Umathe college Nagpur
Institute Of Design Education And Architectural Studies, Nagpur
COMPETITIONS
• THE DHARAVI PROJECT - Archdais SEPT 2021
• CHARLES CHOREA MEMORIAL PROJECT
The Drawing Board
2022
HOBBIES:
Swimming Cooking Sketching Music Lettering Trekking/ Travelling
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INTERESTED FIELDS SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE HISTORY AND HERITAGE MYTHOLOGY
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BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING ADOBE MICROSOFT VISUALIZATIONS
SKILLS SET
PROFESSIONAL
DRIVE-IN
A HIGHWAY-SIDE AMENITY CENTER WITH ALL THE ESSENTIAL FACILITIES REQUIRED FOR THE SEAMLESS JOURNEY OF PASSENGERS, BUILT WITH ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SEM VII CC
AANGAN
A RESIDENTIAL DESIGN IN CONTEXTUAL ARCHITECTURE IN A VILLAGE IN JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SEM IV
LAYERED LEARNING
A CAMPUS DESIGN IN THE MEMORY OF THE LEGEND LATA MANGESHKAR JI NEAR LAKE ON THE CONTOURED SITE OF
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SEM VI
SELECTED WORK OF WORKING DRAWINGS FROM VSEM TILL CURRENT W D
W.D.
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CONSTRUCTION SHEETS
SELECTED WORK OF CONSTRUCTION AND TENCHNOLOGY FROM VSEM TILL CURRENT
CONSTRUCTION
IST YEAR SHEETS
SELECTED WORKS FROM THE VERY FIRST PROJECT OF THE ARCHITECTURE JOURNEY
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SEM I CVV
ARTWORK
SELECTED ARTWORK FROM MY GALLERY
MODEL
SELECTED HANDMADE MODELS
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SEM I - SEM IIIVV
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HIGH WAYSIDE AMENITIES
THE PROPOSED DESIGN IS A HIGHWAY-SIDE AMENITY CENTER. THE SITE IS SITUATED NEAR TOLL PLAZA ON XYZ HIGHWAY. THE PROPOSAL HAS A EXTENSIVE USE OF STEEL. EACH STRUCTURE IN THE PROPOSAL IS DESIGNED WITH THE STUDY OF ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES
THE AMENITY CENTER GIVES A BREAK FROM THE MONOTONOUS HIGHWAY JOURNEY. IT HAS THE MOST ESSENTIAL FACILITIES SUCH AS A FUEL STATION FOOD COURT, ATM, AND AUTOMOBILE SERVICE, BESIDES THIS IT ALSO HAS ALLEGED AMENITIES SUCH AS A CAFÉ, MOTEL, FOOD STALLS, SHOPS, ETC ALSO CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND AND OUTDOOR SITTING AREA FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES
DESIGN INTEND
TO UNDERSTAND THE COMPLEXITY OF PUBLIC BUILDING W.R.T. TO THE BY-LAWS, STANDARDS, VEHICULAR MOVEMENT, FOOTFALL, ETC. TO UNDERSTAND THE ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUE, SERVICES, AND STRUCTURE FOR ENCLOSURE
SITE
THE SITE MEASURES ABOUT SQ.M. IT IS SITUATED NEAR SAMRIDHI MAHAMARGTOLLL PLAZA WITH A 60 M WIDE ROAD ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE SITE
OUTCOMES
THE EXPECTED OUTCOME IS TO PROPOSE A DESIGN OF WAYSIDE AMENITIES FOR THE ROAD USER AND FACILITIES SUCH AS FOOD, FUEL, PARKING, MEDICAL FACILITY, ACCOMMODATION ETC.
THE PROPOSED DESIGN WOULD INCLUDE LARGESCALE PUBLIC STRUCTURES CONSTRUCTED UTILIZING ADVANCED BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES, AND THE SPACES WILL BE SET UP TO ALLOW FOR PROPER CAR CIRCULATION AND VEHICLE-INTEGRATED ACTIVITIES
DESIGN STRATEGIES
01 CIRCULATION
THE MAIN MOTIVE OF THE DESIGN IS TO ENSURE MINIMUM INTERSECTION OF VEHICLES.
02 ACCESS TO THE SITE
A TOTAL OF 4 MAIN ENTRIES TO SITES ARE PROVIDED TO MAXIMUM SEAMLESS CIRCULATION WITHOUT INTERSECTION
03 CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUE
• SPACE FRAME
A SPACE FRAME IS A TRUSS-LIKE, TRIVIAL STUFF STRUCTURE BUILT FROM INTERLOCKING STRUTS IN A GEOMETRIC PATTERN.
THE SPACE FRAME TECHNIQUE IS USED BECAUSE IT IS SUITABLE FOR STRUCTURES THAT HAVE IRREGULAR PLAN SHAPES ALSO THEY ARE COLUMN-FREE, HAVE LARGE SPANS, AND ARE INSTALLED FAST OR CAN BE PREFABRICATED EXCELLENT SPANTO-DEPTH RATIO
• TENSILE ROOFING
A TENSILE ROOF IS USED BECAUSE IT IS USED FOR LONGSPAN APPLICATIONS IT CAN BE INSTALLED TO ACHIEVE THE POSSIBILITY OF COLUMN-FREE SPACE DUE TO THE LIGHTWEIGHT NATURE OF THE MEMBRANE.
AREA PROGRAM
THE PROPOSAL IS DESIGNED FOR 800 PEOPLE AT A TIME, AS IN 250 CARS AND 25 HEAVY VEHICLES. ACCORDING TO WHICH ZONES HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED
Visitors block
• FOOD COURT: 2 RESTAURANTS FOR 200 PEOPLE EACH AND 1 CAFÉ FOR 150 PEOPLE TOTAL (2250 SQ M )
• MOTEL: 25 ROOMS WITH ATTACHED WASHROOMS AND RESTAURANTS (2000) SQ.M.
• ATM
• TRAVEL INFO AND PASSENGER FACILITIES (150 SQ.M.)
• COMMON TOILETS: 3 MALE, 3 FEMALE
• SERVICE CENTER AND SPARE PARTS SHOP (530S SQ.M.)
• VILLAGE HAAT
• MEDICAL FACILITIES (150SQ.M.)
• CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND AND RECREATIONAL AREA
• CONVENIENCE STORES (180SQ.M.)
• DHABA: FOR 60 PEOPLE (300 SQ.M.)
• DORMS: 10 ROOMS AND A COMMON WASHROOM (530 SQ. M.)
• SERVICE CENTER (530 SQ. M.)
• FUEL STATIONS (600 SQ M )
• RECREATIONAL AREA
• COMMON TOILETS
TRUSS STRUCTURE JOINING NODE
THE ELEMENTS ARE ORGANIZED IN TWO PARALLEL LAYERS WITH EACH OTHER AT A CERTAIN DISTANCE APART THE DIAGONAL BARS CONNECT THE NODES OF BOTH LAYERS IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS IN SPACE
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DRIVE IN….
VIIth Sem Design Project
Highway side amenity center.
A highway-side amenity center with all the essential facilities required for the seamless journey of passengers, built with advanced construction techniques
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13. TRUCK AND BUS PARKING 14. 4WHEELER PARKING 15. FOOD COURT 16. CAFÉ 17. OPEN FOOD COURT 18. VILLAGE HATT 19. CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND 20. TRAVEL INFO AND 1. 3. 1. 2. 1. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 13. 13. 13. 14 14. 14. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 20. 19. 3. 9. 9. 9. 14 13. 1. SERVICE ROAD 2. PETROL PUMP 3. COMMON WASHROOM 4. CONVENIENCE STORE 5. MEDICAL FACILITIES 6. OPEN SIT-OUTS 7. DROP-OFF POINT 8. MOTEL 9. LANDSCAPE 10. DORMS FOR TRUCK DRIVERS 11. DHABA 12. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE AND SPARE PARTS SHOP LEGENDS BEDROOM DORMITORY PARKING AUTOMOBILE SERVICE CENTER MOTEL GRP PANELS THE EXTERIOR SKIN OF THE BUILDING IS CLAD WITH GLASS FIBER-REINFORCED PANELS. IN THIS WAY THE SMOOTH CURVE CONDITION CAN BE OBTAINED SPACE FRAME THE SPACE FRAME ENABLES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FREE-FORM STRUCTURE AND FULFILLS THE CONDITION OF COLUMNFREE SPACE INTERIOR CLADDING THE INTERIOR FAÇADE IS CLAD WITH GYPSUM BOARD WITH A PAINT FINISH WITH NON BEARING STEEL BACKING-UP SYSTEM EXPLODED VIEW c c’ B B’ A A’ ▪ THE PLAN WAS DONE IN LINEAR FORM TO ENSURE MAXIMUM SURFACE AREA UTILISATION. ALMOST 10 M. WIDE AILSE
LEAST TRAFFIC JAM. ▪
THE STUDY,
AMENITY CENTER GIVES A
FROM THE MONOTONOUS HIGHWAY JOURNEY
PAVILION IS DESIGNED NEAR THE GENERAL STORE
A RELAXATION POINT FOR PASSENGERS.C PLAN 8
IS PROVIDED TO ENSURE
ACCORDING TO
THE
BREAK
THEREFORE, THE
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MOTEL
GRP PANELS
THE EXTERIOR SKIN OF THE BUILDING IS CLAD WITH GLASS FIBER-REINFORCED PANELS IN WAY THE SMOOTH CURVE CONDITION CAN OBTAINED.
SPACE FRAME
THE SPACE FRAME ENABLES THE CONSTRUCTION FORM STRUCTURE AND FULFILLS THE CONDITION COLUMN-FREE SPACE
INTERIOR CLADDING
THE INTERIOR FAÇADE IS CLAD WITH GYPSUM BOARD WITH A PAINT FINISH WITH NON BEARING STEEL BACKING-UP SYSTEM
STRUCTURAL SYSTEM
THE COLUMNS ARE REINFORCED IN THE CONCRETE FOUNDATION. A HORIZONTAL BOX SECTION IS PROVIDED TO LAY THE LOAD ON THE COLUMN
CAR PARKING
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BEDROOM COURTYARD CORRIDOR BEDROOM DINING AREA OFFICE CONFERENCE ROOM ENTRANCE FOYER PUMP XYZ FUEL STATION CONVENTION STORE MEDICAL SERVICE 6 M. 4.5 M. 00 M. G.L. 00 G.L. 5.00M BEDROOM LIVING AREA OFFICE ENTRANCE FOYER SECTION AT AA’ ARIAL VIEW SECTION AT BB’ SECTION AT CC’
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ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SEM IV
A residential design in contextual architecture in a village in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. The design deals with climate-responsive and contextual architectural systems and techniques.
CONTEXTUAL DESIGN –JODHPUR
composite house , KhabaraKhurd village, Rajasthan
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Rajasthan is the most visited state and is an iconic landmark that catches the eye with the royalty, traditional forts mahala rich culture, and diversities, architecturally rich elements such as jharokhas, jalis, Mayur arches, royal carpets, etc.
Khabra-Khurd village is located at 65km on the north side of jodhpur, it is characterized by deserts on the west and south sides
on the context the house was designed according to the need and habitat of the people of khabra-khurd village.
11 LIVING AREA BEDROOM UTILITY AREA KITCHEN BEDROOM BEDROOM WASHROOM WASHROOM WASHROOM WASHROOM WARDROBE AND DRESSING AREASS WARDROBE AND DRESSING AREAV WARDROBE AND DRESSING AREAV CENTRAL OPEN TO SKY COURTYARD STORE ROOM STORE ROOM Based
1. CLEANING 2. BATHING 3.
6. WASHING 5. FETCHING WATER 4. GATHERING 8. ENCHANTING PRAYER 9. CATTLE WORK 7. COOKING SEM –IV
The daily activity of the people was:
EATING
SECTION
JHAROKHAS
RAJASTHANI TYPICAL MAIN DOOR
FRONT ELEVATION
RAJASTHANI TYPICAL WINDOW SIDE ELEVATION
RAJASTHANI TYPICAL WOODEN RAILING
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Internal open spaces, become another thematic element in all scales of domestic architecture. From small urban houses to large mansions and palaces, courtyards became the key organizational elements responding to climatic conditions as well as the cultural needs of communities.
This private internal open space also acquired special significance while serving various levels of privacy. A wide range of household activities could extend into courtyards.
These spaces became the living areas of all domestic activities such as:
SEM –IV
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FACING AS PER HINDU RITUAL STORE ROOM PLACED IN SOUTHWEST DIRECTION TO MINIMIZE THE HOT DRY WIND AND ACT AS A BARRIER FOR MORE HABITABLE SPACE STORE ROOM STORE ROOM LIVING AREA
BEDROOM WASHROOM WASHROOM WARDROBE AND DRESSING AREAV BEDROOM 13
MANDIR
KITCHEN
LAYERED LEARNING 02
Vth
Sem Design
Project
Campus Planning And Design On A Contoured Site.
The campus is to be designed as music Mahavidyalaya dedicated to the work and philosophies of swar kokila and Bharat Ratna lata Mangeshkar ji
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Introduction
As the brief suggests the need was to design a music Mahavidyalaya at Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh for a total of 300 students, 50 staff dedicated to lata Mangeshkar ji.
Site
The site measures 3.8 acres with contours and vegetation
Challenges
1. Understanding behaviour of contours and handling large site
2. Understand the climate and implement it in the built form
3. To design the institute with the essence of a personality and show their building trends.
Requirements
1. Department for dance music rehearsal and recordings.
2. Academic: administration, classrooms, conference, faculty room, Riyaz room, library, toilets, recording studios. Residential: student, faculty guests.
3. Other recreation areas such as pavilions kiosks, courtyard auditoriums, passages walkways
+ 1 9 SPACE EXIT GATE 1 AUDITORIUM CANTEEN SEMINAR ROOM GATE DROP OFF POINT COURTYARD LVL12.5 SEMINAR ROOM R O O M CLASS ROOM SE MIN AR RO OM SEMINAR CLASS ROOM CLASS ROOM ROOM CLASS FACULTY CUBICAL BREAK OUT SPACE MUSIC STORE ACCOUNTDEPT EXAMDEPT. CONFERENCE ROOM CABIN LVL17.5 LVL16.5 LVL16.19 LVL16.5 LVL15 ENTRANCE LVL14 DROP -OFF POINT FACULTYACCOMODATION LVL12.4 LVL13 STUDENTACCOMMODATION ACCOMODATION GUEST LVL10.93 LVL 9.4 COMMAN DINNING LVL10.93 LVL10.93 KITCHEN CABIN
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Selected work from Vth sem and VIth sem
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CONSTRUCTION
Selected work from Vth sem and VIth sem
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work from IIst sem which was the very first architectural project
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IST year sheets
work from Ist sem which includes the basics of architecture
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Portfolio making by selecting an Indian art form
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MODELS
WORK FROM 1ST AND 2ND YEAR
HANDMADE
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ARTWORKS
