Architecture, Urban design and Graphic design Portfolio

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RIDHIMA MEHROTRA

PORTFOLIO



Architectural Thesis

I

International Civil Air Terminal, Chandigarh

II

Aerocity, New Delhi

Wetland Eco tourism development

III

Harike Wetland, Punjab Depor Beel Wetland, Assam

DELHI 2050, Step 6.1

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Eco tourism Maps

V

Society Pilot Project, Dwarka Water Action Game Cards

Harike Wetland, Punjab Keshopur Wetland, Punjab Asan Wetland, Uttarakhand

CONTENT

Urban Design

links to dissertation and seminar paper: http://issuu.com/rhythma/docs/rammed_earth http://issuu.com/rhythma/docs/seminar_book_april_2013 http://issuu.com/rhythma/docs/feminism_in_architecture


Airport is a concentrate of HYPERLOCAL and HYPERGLOBAL.---Rem Koolhaas

Longitudinal section

Airports technically are a no mans land, but in many ways the first identity of a city / in some cases the country, in todays globalised world. On the contrary, they being a symbol of global unconciousness, awards an identity to the region. Airports being international spaces belonging to nobody are expected to be futuristic catching up with the panaroic pace of fast emerging cities.

year capacity type built up

2012 (academic work) 1600 PPH/2.9 MPPA domestic-international integrated 55,435sqm

My thesis is an exploration of the complexity of programme, services, technology involved in airport terminal design with an attempt to accelerate its architectural expression. It addresses the velocity of change to catch up with the pace of new emergening cities around the world by breaking out of the modernistic design of Chandigarh.

Terminal model

Airport masterplan

International Civil Air Terminal, Chandigarh

Architectural Thesis

I


movement pattern

conceptual sketches truss design

concept terminal planning

hyperglobal

Expression of Velocity of change -Representation of waves in competition with each other -Linear wave form highlighting movement pattern

interior

PHULKARI, traditional weaving pattern of Punjab, is used on the ceiling in accordance with the linear movement over the departures floor creating shadows.

form

coloumn-roof trusses junction detail

-Linear Terminology -3- Level Configuration -System of Swing: gate holds’ functional flexibilty -Canyon: north light/ view/ segregation of airside and land side

hyperlocal

conceptual design of ceiling and shadow pattern

concourse

International Civil Air Terminal, Chandigarh

Architectural Thesis

I


in view

towards convention

food circus

H8 igh wa yN na lH tio

anchor 3 mall

hotels

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anchor 2 pedestrian entrance

uninterrupted shopping ay ighw

from metro

convention

NH 8 to Delhi

nt g poi

Runway TERMINAL 3, IGI airport

h From

anchor 1 metro station

VISION

Ellipse with two focii makes the smaller plazas; Crossing of the two axis creates the central plaza. These plazas act as breathing spaces generating activities. The journey through two Pedestrian axes, anchored with prime destinations, is exhalirating while taking user through plazas and retail streets. The strong goemetry creates a MENTAL MAP for the viewer from the airplane, a necessity for this site. The First Impression is visually appealing with sweeping curves and legible circulation.

touch down point

to Dwarka

Bold Geometrical Urban Fabric: a site that is to be viewed from sky every few minutes

pedestrian axis

hangars anchor 4 convention complex to Airport

to Airport

metro

offices with retail on ground floor

retail

mahipalpur extension

to Vasa n

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-strategically oriented 18 degrees tilt from north towards west. -Orientation enhances wind flow into courtyards and two axis.

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mahipalpur extension

A futuristic business centre (hospitality and commercial use) design, proposed adajacent to the runway of IGI Delhi Airport with National Highway (Delhi-Gurgaon) at the edge and a metro station on the express line of the city. It will contain 40% offices, 40% convention space and hotels, service apartments and 20% retail and entertainment of the total built up.

Internal office courtyards

Aerocity, New Delhi

Urban Design

II


Group Aditya, Ipsita, Sneha, Ridhima Year Site FAR Built up Footprint Height

2011 (academic work) 53 HA 145 7,67,172 sqm 1,61,432 sqm 21 m

Ground cover Green cover

30.5% 30.5%

Site utilities: District cooling, police station, firestation, post office, petrol pump, health care centre, STP, Electricity sub station

restricted building footprint

hotel convention offices utilities retail

road network

paving network

Broad segregation of functions is maintained both inside and outside of ellipse. DENSE OFFICES are located inside the ellipse for privacy with retail on its ground floor. HOTELS towards airport boundary for runway view and maintaining privacy. Prime RETAIL towards highway to attract users into the site. Hotel and Retail create STRONG EDGES for the site; CONVENTION next to highway can work independently; TRADE CENTRE located at the viewing point with a large green field. Service entries are carefully designed. The entire plaza areas are rendered pedestrian with strategic drop points and all the parking is in basement. A strict elevation control is observed.

Food Circus detail

model showing plazas

Food Circus render

Food Circus typical entrance

touch down point

Aerocity, New Delhi green footprint

Viewing point: Bermed greens

Urban Design

II


double ht. space with mezz.

National highway 15

walls in ‘nanakshahi bricks’ in rat trap bond

dome made of mild steel rings with locally available wood cladding

boating

DISCUSSION SPACE

INTERNAL ROAD

TICKETING COUNTER FOR BOATING

DECK

INTERPRETATION SPACE

Ecotourism Infrastructure, Harike Wetland, Punjab

HARIKE WETLAND NATURE CENTRE

NH15

SECTION 2-2’ SCALE 1:200

cafe

interpretation center

entrance

NH1

RS

5

Right Bund development (RB) Reception Complex (Nature Centre) -interpretation, dining, kitchen, screening and reading hall, toilet, boating point, deck Nose Point Board walk

NATURE CENTRE is conceived primarily as a day space for visitors, with no lodging facilities. Its primary function is to interpret the cultural identity of the wetland and its surrounding villages in a a building that would involve local communities. LMB is the major bird watching stretch for serious bird watchers and researchers.

Righ

RS

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Righ

RS

NatureBoating Center- Boating point Nature Centerpoint

Left Bund development (LMB) Watch towers, Forest posts, resting spots, bird hides, jetty points, toilets and parking

t Bun

RS

interpretation center

5

NH1

Masterplanning is done in cosideration with ecological conservation measures. The wetland infrastructure has following components:

cafe

NH15

The focus of this project is to create a ‘Natural Heritage tourist circuit’ along with developing ‘Educational Tourism’, a long term sustainable and high quality infrastructure. Harike wetland has the international RAMSAR status since 1990. It is situated at the confluence of Beas and Satluj river. Famous for indus dolphins entrance and otters, this wetland also has more than 400 species of migratory birds visiting every winter.

Year Site Status Client

S1 S2 S3 S4A S4B

2013 onwards Punjab, India

under construction

dustbin

Punjab Heritage and Tourism Promotion Board, Forest dept., Govt. of Punjab; ADB funded

As a part of team, involved in secondary research, masterplanning, working drawings and site co-ordination with N contractor and consultants.

Nose point

Harike Wetland, Punjab

Wetland Eco tourism development

Si

Signages

Observation Tower Jetty point

arch i platform, New Delhi

Firm Role

LE

LEGEND

Bird Hide Parking Boating RS

rickshaw stand Toilet View Point

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There is a huge problem of water hyacinth weed in the wetland. This product design will generate local empowerment of women by providing employement while creatively utilizing this deadly plant.

Team Role conceptual roof sketch

Wastebin for Harike wetland development

Ridhima, Ankita Lead Role , concept, design, working drawings and presentation

conceptual section

To create a landmark.(the domes that seem to spring up from the landscape much like the grain silos one see’s all over Punjab. The high domes create both space for air circulation and provide day lighting.)

Roof concept

roof from development elevation

plan

Harike Wetland, Punjab

Wetland Eco tourism development

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S2S2WELCOME WELCOMESIGNAGE SIGNAGE

Signage design for Harike Wetland Welcome signage consistsof of the the information on maps andand tag tag board to update current Welcome signage consists information onwetlands, wetlands, maps board to update current

events happening site. events happening ononsite. Signages for the site have designed carefully taking care of of theletters visual graphics intent at different on the At the nature centerititisbeen isaccompanied accompanied by letters embossed onand the wall the locations At the nature center bywall wallmural muralmade made embossed on thefacing wall facing the site.entry Broadly five types of signages are designed based on identification, direction, interpretation and combination of all three road. entry road. functions. Materials used in their making are Stainless steel, mild steel Acrylic sheets, PP sheets, glass and Wood.

NATURE CENTRE VIEW

Team Role

Ridhima, Jagriti Lead Role , concept, design, working drawings and presentation

S1 Highway Signage

S2 Welcome Signage

NATURE CENTRE VIEW Side elevation

Side elevation

S4 Directional Signage

S2 SIGNAGE

ELEVATION DETAILS

S3 Flag Signage, interprtation signage

Harike Wetland, Punjab

Wetland Eco tourism development S2 SIGNAGE

ELEVATION DETAILS

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design ideas proposal posters

About Deepor Beel Wetland Proposal Deepor beel is a large natural wetland, A Ramsar Site, having great biological and environmental importance. It is endowed with rich floral and faunal diversity. Besides huge congregation of residential water birds, the Deepar beel ecosystem harbours large numbers of migratory waterfowl each year. It is the only major storm water storage basin for the Guwahti City and catchments area, which exceeds 40,000 hectares in total area, supports natural fisheries that is a lifeline to a community of over 5000 fisher folk and contribute significantly to regional trade. Masterplan and zoning along with design ideas are proposed for formulating a long term vision to preserve the Wetlands with the help of the local inhabitants around the area and by developing ecotourism.

Year Site Status Client

2015 onwards

Firm/ Team Role

arch i platform, New Delhi Himanshu, Ridhima, Constant

Guwahati, Assam, India under approval phase Guwahati Metropolitan Development Authority

involved in secondary research, Vision plan, proposed design ideas, graphic interpretation of posters and diagram brainstorming and generation

deepor beel context

Deepor Beel Wetland, Assam

Wetland Eco tourism development

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zoning plan

zoning plan

Nose point/ Boulevard

Design Ideas submitted for eco tourism development and wetland conservation: Water Inflow improvement Nature learning/ Interpretation Centre Wetland village Guwahati Haat Floating islands Nose point/Boulevard Wetland Scientific Research Centre Long term development will also look into developing: Storm Water trail Floating School Wetland local Fish farm/ boat making

Design matrix 1

Stategy diagram for wetland

Design matrix 2

Deepor Beel Wetland, Assam

Wetland Eco tourism development

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Car washing 5 lpcd Air conditioning 3lpcd

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STORAGE TANK

80 l

Washing

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Kitchen

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33,600 l

GREY WATER Toilet

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BLACK WATER

100 lpcd

29,880

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Utensil washing 14 lpcd Bathing 56 lpcd

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Kitchen

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GREY WATER GREY WATER

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2080 sqm 80 l 100 lpcd

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Total money saved per year= 7,35,840 INr Population =

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DELHI 2050, Step 6.1

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directions to play

categorization of themes in the card pack

Water Awareness Games card launch

As part of Step 6.1 of Delhi 2050, along with the design solutions proposed to the DDA and the residents, a Water Actions Game was launched as a propulsive force for water thought among the future citizens of Dwarka, 8-18 year olds. The intention of this game was to promote addiction to the message rather than the game itself. The game was a culmination of collaborative research conducted at the Sri Venkateshwar School in the form of three workshops with the students where small exercises were held to understand their level of understanding and interest about the looming water crisis.

Year Site Status Team Role

Workshop at Sri Venkateshwar school, Dwarka

Apr-May 2014 Dwarka, New Delhi, India in process

card examples

Indian-Dutch collaboration Graphic design team, Co-ordinating school workshops; seeking collaboration with other schools and NGO’s

Delhi 2050 is a self initiated process by arch i platform, New Delhi, One architecture and Studio Makkink and Bey , Netherlands

Water Action Game Cards, Dwarka

DELHI 2050, Step 6.1

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Year Site Status Team Role

2015 Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India Released Ridhima, Molly, Max Project lead, concept design, Front detail

Year Site Status Team Role

2014 Ramsar site, Punjab, India to be Released in Feb 16’ Ridhima, Rohan, Constant Project lead, concept design, Back detail

Year Site Status Team Role

2014 Ramsar site, Punjab, India to be Released in Feb 16’ Ridhima, Jagriti Project lead, concept design, Back & front detail to Amristsar

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It is the largest wetland of North India. Harike Wetland is situated in three districts; Amritsar, Ferozpur and Kapurthala, it came into existence in 1953 when the dam was completed just below the confluence of Beas and Sutlej rivers. A bird sanctuary since 1982, it was declared a RAMSAR site in 1990. The wetland provides the main source of water for the Indira Gandhi Canal that travels deep into Rajasthan. Come and experience the rich biodiversity of a bird watcher’s paradise; home to migratory birds and turtles, dolphin and otter. Enrich your senses and enjoy scenic panoramas through boating and observation decks at the Left Marginal Band and the Nose!

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Kirian Chamba Kalan

Kali bein Forest Dept. Office

Harike Village

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The Nose Boating point

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Interpretation Center

Entry

Hardojand

Forest Department Lakkadwaala Outpost

Submerged Village

Sangheke Khurd

Village Dargah Bengaliwala Track

Bird Hide Watch Tower

Pipal Mand Jagjitpura

Parking

Churian

Left Ma rgi na lB an d

Public Toilets Jetty Point Bicycle and Rickshaws Stand l - 65 0k m

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Client: Eco tourism Wing, Forest Department, UK

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Eco tourism Maps

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