Portfolio of Works | 2008-2018

Ritinha A. Fernandes

portfolio of works selected works

2008|2018

RESUME

RITINHA ANGELICA FERNANDES Architect (Alabama Registration) San Diego, CA, USA e-mail: ritinhf@g.clemson.edu

NGELICA FERNANDES

RITINHA ANGELICA FERNANDES

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EDUCATION

Master Of architecture

Clemson University’s School of Architecture, SC Clemson Study Abroad - Genova, Italy, Fall 2017

BachelOr Of architecture

Rachana Sansad’s Academy of Architecture University of Mumbai, India

NatiONal cOuNcil Of architectural registratiON BOards, usa

(completed AXP & ARE, awaiting NCARB certificate)

cOuNcil Of architecture, iNdia

Since Dec 2013

iNterN develOpMeNt prOgraM (idp), NcarB

Since Dec 2015

Architect, Registration no: 8192 Registered Architect Record no: 820398

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TECHNICAL SKILLS autOdesk revit autOcad gOOgle sketch up pOdiuM adOBe iNdesigN adOBe phOtOshOp adOBe illustratOr BlueBeaM NeWfOrMa plaNgrid v-raY gOOgle laYOut cOrel draW Ms Office rhiNO (BegiNNer) grasshOpper (BegiNNer)

WORK EXPERIENCE

cOMMuNicatiONs Officer aNd graphic desigNer, vidYa NgO, MuMBai assOciate, chapMaN sissON architects, huNtsville, al graduate assistaNt, cleMsON uNiversitY architectural suMMer iNterN, McMillaN pazdaN sMith architecture, greeNville, sc architect, Nsa architects, MuMBai architectural iNterN, Nsa architects, MuMBai, iNdia

June 2017 - June 2018 Aug 2016 - Dec 2016 May 2016 - July 2016 Aug 2013 - June 2015 Dec 2012 - April 2013

REFERENCES MartiN sissON

histOrY Of the reBekah aNd W. daNiel BeaMaN eNdOWMeNt

Aug 2016 - Dec 2016

Architect, President Chapman Sisson Architects 305 Church St, Suite 805 Huntsville, AL 35801 T. +1.256.533.1861 E. msisson@chapmansisson.com

histOrY Of the aNNe laNdsMaN presideNtial fellOWship

Aug 2016 - Dec 2016

prOf. ulrike heiNe

histOrY Of the richard l. aNd MarY fOster pOWell travel fellOWship

Aug 2016 - Dec 2016

heNrY adaMs Medal - fiNalist

Clemson University - awarded to the top ranking graduate student in the M. Arch program Clemson University Clemson University

March 2017

harrisON aNd aNNe fOrrester fellOWship aWard

Aug 2016 - Dec 2016 & Jan 2017 - May 2017

thOMas J. keNdrick Jr. fellOWship

Aug 2015 - Dec 2015 & Jan 2016 - May 2016

Clemson University

MiNal paNchal architecture aWard (Mpaa) – first ruNNer-up

recognizes excellence in Architectural Design Dissertation in University of Mumbai

citatiON, lOuis i. kahN trOphY

Annual NASA SAARC Convention, conducted and sponsored by UNESCO for ‘Documentation and Analysis of Water System, Melkote, Karnataka’, ‘Documentation and Analysis of Vernacular Settlement, Almora, Uttarakhand’ and ‘Documentation and Analysis of Vernacular Settlement, Bharuch, Gujarat’

first iN Overall perfOrMaNce iN secONd Year, B. arch Academy of Architecture

secONd iN Overall perfOrMaNce, first Year, B. arch Academy of Architecture

Feb 2013 Feb 2009, 2010, 2011

June 2009 - May 2010 June 2008 - May 2009

VOLUNTARY ACTIVITIES

haBitat fOr huMaNitY

May 2018 - June 2018

st. JOhN the Baptist cathOlic schOOl aNd church

Sept 2017 - May 2018

Madison, AL Chapter 3rd Grade Teacher

geNeral secretarY, studeNt cOuNcil, acadeMY Of architecture cOllege teaM leader (aNalYsis), lOuis. i. kahN trOphY, NatiONal assOciatiON Of studeNts Of architecture (Nasa) iNdia

Associate Professor Associate Chair Clemson University School of Architecture 3-106 Lee Hall Clemson, SC 29634-0503 T. +1.864.633.6836 E. ulheine@clemson.edu

NiraNJaN shiNde

Owner, Architect NSA Architects B-702, Nakul CHS, Dahisar, Mumbai, India-68 T. +91 9323793476 E. niranjan@nsaarchitects.com

PORTFOLIO

June 2011 - May 2012 June 2011 - May 2012 & June 2009 - May 2010

Master Of architecture

Clemson University’s School of Architecture, SC Clemson Study Abroad - Genova, Italy, Fall 2017

BachelOr Of architecture

Rachana Sansad’s Academy of Architecture University of Mumbai, India

AFFILIATION

NatiONal cOuNcil Of architectural registratiON BO (completed AXP & ARE, awaiting NCARB certificate)

alaBaMa BOard Of architect registratiON, al, usa Architect, Registration no: 8192

cOuNcil Of architecture, iNdia Registered Architect

iNterN develOpMeNt prOgraM (idp), NcarB Record no: 820398

cOMMuNicatiONs Officer aNd graphic desigNer, vi assOciate, chapMaN sissON architects, huNtsville, a graduate assistaNt, cleMsON uNiversitY architectural suMMer iNterN, McMillaN pazdaN sMith architecture, greeNville, s architect, Nsa architects, MuMBai architectural iNterN, Nsa architects, MuMBai, iNdia HONORS & AWARDS

heNrY adaMs Medal - fiNalist

Clemson University - awarded to the top ranking graduate studen

histOrY Of the reBekah aNd W. daNiel BeaMaN eNdO Clemson University

histOrY Of the aNNe laNdsMaN presideNtial fellOWsh Clemson University

histOrY Of the richard l. aNd MarY fOster pOWell t Clemson University

harrisON aNd aNNe fOrrester fellOWship aWard Clemson University

thOMas J. keNdrick Jr. fellOWship Clemson University

MiNal paNchal architecture aWard (Mpaa) – firs recognizes excellence in Architectural Design Dissertation in

citatiON, lOuis i. kahN trOphY

Annual NASA SAARC Convention, conducted and sponsore for ‘Documentation and Analysis of Water System, Melkote, K ‘Documentation and Analysis of Vernacular Settlement, Alm ‘Documentation and Analysis of Vernacular Settlement, Bha

first iN Overall perfOrMaNce iN secONd Year, B. ar Academy of Architecture

liNk tO digital pOrtfOliO

secONd iN Overall perfOrMaNce, first Year, B. arc

https://issuu.com/ritinha_1411/docs/portfolio_02.12.2019

Academy of Architecture

liNkediN prOfile

VOLUNTARY ACTIVITIES

https://in.linkedin.com/in/ritinhafernandes-75a50b71

PUBLICATIONS

LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES

EDUCATION

WORK EXPERIENCE

Sept 2018 - Dec 2018

HONORS & AWARDS

Clemson University

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expected March 2019 Since Sept 2018

0503

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First Class April 2013

alaBaMa BOard Of architect registratiON, al, usa

Clemson University

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GPA 4.0 May 2017

AFFILIATION

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Phone: +1(619)655-9247 • e-mail: ritinhf@g.clemson.edu

BridgiNg the discONNect: redesigNiNg a church [fiNal Year, BachelOr Of architecture, desigN dissertatiON] NOveMBer 2012

haBitat fOr huMaNitY Madison, AL Chapter

st. JOhN the Baptist cathOlic schOOl aNd church 3rd Grade Teacher

LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES

geNeral secretarY, studeNt cOuNcil, acadeMY Of architec cOllege teaM leader (aNalYsis), lOuis. i. kahN trOphY, N studeNts Of architecture (Nasa) iNdia

Urban Green

Professional Practice

M. Arch Semester I Clemson university

1.0

Bridging the Disconnect

Chapman Sisson Architects Huntsville, AL

Building for Education M. Arch, Semester III Clemson University

2.0

3.0

B. Arch, Final Semester IX Mumbai University

Re-Imaging Clemson M. Arch, Semester I Clemson University

4.0

5.0

Melkote:

Discovering an ancient water system B. Arch, Semester VIII Mumbai University

6.0

INDEX

ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS

1.0

THE URBAN GREEN

SEM I

GUIDES: UFUK ERSOY, DAVID FRANCO, ULRIKE HEINE

M.ARCH

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO TEAM: NATHAN HUETTE & RITINHA FERNANDES

POINT A

ROAD FROM DOWNTOWN TO CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

POINT B

VIEW FROM RIGGS FIELD

POINT C

THE SITE USED AS A PARKING LOT

POINT D

STAIRS FROM DOWNTOWN TO CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

THE SITE A B

C

D THE PROJECT INVOLVED DESIGNING A PROPOSAL FOR A CENTRALLY LOCATED PLOT IN DOWNTOWN CLEMSON, RECENTLY ACQUIRED BY THE HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. IT’S CRUCIAL LOCATION OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO CONNECT DOWNTOWN CLEMSON TO DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE UNIVERSITY & THE CITY, BOTH VISUALLY AND PHYSICALLY.

THE URBAN GREEN

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO TEAM: NATHAN HUETTE & RITINHA FERNANDES

GUIDES: UFUK ERSOY, DAVID FRANCO, ULRIKE HEINE

1.0

M.ARCH SEM I

IT’S CRUCIAL LOCATION OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO CONNECT DOWNTOWN CLEMSON TO DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE UNIVERSITY & THE CITY, BOTH VISUALLY AND PHYSICALLY

PROGRAMMATIC ANALYSIS PARKING GENERATES REVENUE & CONTRIBUTES TO THE SMOOTH FUNCTIONING OF ADJACENT SPACES

PARKING

A COVERED PARK WILL HELP ENHANCE THE PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE SITE WHILE ALSO PROVIDING GREEN AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE CAMPUS.

ELEVATED PARK

AN URBAN FARM WOULD CREATING AN AWARENESS ABOUT NEW TECHNIQUES IN FARMING AND AGRICLTURE AND RESEARCH IN AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT

URBAN FARM

AN ELEVATED OBSERVATION DECK ALLOWS FOR THESE GREAT VIEWS TO BE APPRECIATED WHILE CREATING A MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

THE CHURCH WAS OPEN TO DEVELOPING THIS PLOT IN COLLABORATION WITH THE CITY OF CLEMSON & HENCE, A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A PUBLIC-PRIVATE COLLABORATION WAS REALIZED.

ROOF TOP CAFE GROWING SPACES GERMIFICATION, PREPARATION AND GROWING ROOMS

PATHWAY MULTIPURPOSE SPACE BASEMENT PARKING LEVEL 01 BASEMENT PARKING LEVEL 02

CAFE & VIEWING DECK

ROOF TOP CAFE

PLAY AREA

http://urbanfarmerrestaurant.com/

http://www.monkeyjoes.com/walk-ins/toddler-area/

STREETSCAPE

URBAN FARMING SPACES

http://www.norris-design.com/work/region/midwest/orland-park/

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/fc/8f/d6/fc8fd6321c2e1c51589b2765ec6b973c.jpg

PUBLIC GROWING AREAS

MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

http://growchattanooga.org/food-guide-farms/lookout-mountain-sustainable-homestead

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/fc/8f/d6/fc8fd6321c2e1c51589b2765ec6b973c.jpg

BASEMENT PARKING ENTRANCE

VIEW FROM DOWNTOWN

SKYLIGHTS

SITE PLAN

AFTER ANALYSING THE EXISTING SITE FUNCTIONS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF THE LOCATION, A MIXED USE DESIGN PROPOSAL INCLUDING A PARKING LOT, AN ELEVATED PARK, RESEARCH CENTER, A ROOF TOP CAFE & MOST IMPORTANTLY, AN URBAN FARM WAS CREATED.

TREE PODS

PLAYSCHOOL

MULTI PURPOSE SPACE

HARDSCAPE AND SOFT SCAPE

PREVIOUSLY USED IN VERTICAL HARVEST, AN ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT IN WYOMING, THE VERTICAL CONVEYOR BELT FARMING SYSTEM BECAME AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE PROJECT. IN WINTER, THE VIG IS AN EFFECTIVE SOLAR CAPTURE DEVICE, WARMING AND INSULATING THE GLAZED FACADE OF THE BUILDING. ON WINTER NIGHTS, EXHAUST AIR FROM THE BUILDING CAN BE DUCTED TO THE VIG TO MAINTAIN PLANT TEMPERATURES. IN SUMMER, THE VIG SHADES THE INTERIOR OF THE BUILDING, AND PROVIDES A SOURCE OF FRESH AIR TO OCCUPANTS WITH OPENING WINDOWS. THE VIG REDUCES SOLAR HEAT GAIN BY ABSORBING ENERGY AS LATENT HEAT, THROUGH TRANSPIRATION. THE VIG ALSO MITIGATES THE URBAN HEAT ISLAND EFFECT LIKE A GREEN ROOF.

VERTICAL CONVEYOR BELT FARMING SYSTEM

http://www.kisscathcart.com/integrated_agriculture.html#integration

AS A FACADE ELEMENT & AGRICULTURAL TOOL

ROOF +72’-00” LEVEL 03 +58’-00”

LEVEL 02 +44’-00”

LEVEL 01 +30’-00” ELEVATED PARK +18’-00”

MULTI PURPOSE SPACE +0’-00”

SECTION BB’ 1”:16’-0”

PARKING 01 -10’-00” PARKING 02 -20’-00”

BY PLACING ONE SUCH CONVEYOR BELT ALONG THE PATHWAY BETWEEN DOWTOWN AND CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, THE SIMPLE ACT OF MOTION GRABS THE ATTENTION OF THE PASSERBY, CREATING A MOMENT OF AWARENESS

Covered Park Parking Shacks Streetscape

PARKING

Showcase Area Tailgating Space Circulation Paths Parking Lot Grocery Market Streetscape ACTIVITIES

AN OCCUPANCY ANALYSIS OF THE PROGRAM SHOW HOW THE SPACES WOULD BE OCCUPIED THROUGHOUT THE DAY DUE TO THE MIXED USE NATURE OF THE PROJECT WHILE ALSO PROVIDING REVENUE TO SUSTAIN AND EXPAND IN THE FUTURE

2am-4am

4am-6am

AM

WEEKDAYS 6am-8am

8am-10am

10am-12pm 12pm-2pm WEEKENDS

2pm-4pm

4pm-6pm

PM

6pm-8pm

8pm-10pm

10pm-12am

AM PM Café Food ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Café Observation Areas Selling Space Café Food Café Viewing Space Observation Areas Classrooms Selling Space Admin.

Viewing Space Urban Farm Storage Classrooms Packaging Admin.

WEEKDAYS Urban Farm Germifictaion Storage AM PM Vertical Farming Packaging ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Park Activities Germifictaion Showcase Area Vertical Farming Café Food Covered Park Café Tailgating Space Park Observation Activities Areas 2 AM 4 AM 6 AM 8 AM 10 AM 12 NOON 2 PM 4 PM 6 PM 8 PM 10 PM 12 PM Circulation Paths Showcase AreaSpace 12 AM Selling Covered WEEKDAYS ParkingPark Parking Lot Tailgating SpaceSpace Viewing Shacks Grocery Market Circulation Paths 12 AM 2 AM 4 AM 6 AM 8 AM 10 AM 12 NOON 2 PM 4 PM 6 PM 8 PM 10 PM 12 PM Classrooms Streetscape Streetscape Parking ParkingWEEKENDS Lot Admin.

Urban Farm Grocery Market Shacks Storage Streetscape Streetscape Packaging WEEKENDS Germifictaion AM PM Vertical Farming ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Park Activities Showcase Area Covered Park Café Food Café Tailgating Space Observation Areas WEEKDAYS Circulation Paths Selling Space AM PM Parking Parking Lot Viewing Space ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Shacks Grocery Market Classrooms Streetscape Streetscape Admin.

Urban Farm Café Food Café Storage Observation Areas Packaging Selling Space WEEKENDS Germifictaion AM PM Viewing Space Vertical Farming ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Classrooms Park Activities Admin.

Urban Farm Showcase Area Covered Park Café Food Storage Café Tailgating Space Observation Areas Circulation Packaging Paths Selling Space Parking ParkingGermifictaion Lot ViewingFarming Space 12 AM 2 AM 4 AM 6 AM 8 AM 10 AM 12 NOON 2 PM 4 PM 6 PM 8 PM 10 PM 12 PM Shacks GroceryVertical Market Park Activities Classrooms Park Streetscape StreetscapeActivities Showcase Admin.

Showcase AreaArea Urban Farm Covered ParkWEEKDAYS Storage Tailgating space Tailgating Space Packaging Circulation Pathspath Circulation Germifictaion Parking Parking Lot Vertical 12 AM 2 AM 4 AM 6 AM 8 AM 10 AM 12 NOON 2 PM 4 PM 6 PM 8 PM 10 PM 12 PM Shacks GroceryFarming Market Park Activities Park Activities Streetscape Streetscape Showcase Showcase AreaArea Covered ParkWEEKENDS WEEKDAYS Tailgating Space Tailgating space AM PM Circulation Pathspath WEEKENDS Circulation ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am AM 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm PM 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Parking Parking Lot Shacks Grocery Market ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Café Food Streetscape Streetscape Café Observation Areas Café Food Café Selling Space Observation Areas Viewing Space Selling Space Viewing Space Classrooms Classrooms Admin.

Urban Farm Admin.

Storage Urban Farm Storage Packaging Packaging Germifictaion Germifictaion Vertical Farming Vertical Farming Park Activities Park Activities Showcase Area Covered Park ShowcaseSpace Area Tailgating Covered Park WEEKDAYS Tailgating CirculationSpace Paths AM PM Circulation Parking Parking Paths Lot ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Parking ParkingMarket Lot Shacks Grocery Shacks Grocery Market Streetscape Streetscape Café Food Streetscape Streetscape Café Observation Areas 12 AM 2 AM 4 AM 6 AM 8 AM 10 AM 12 NOON 2 PM 4 PM 6 PM 8 PM 10 PM 12 PM Viewing Spaces Selling Space WEEKENDS ViewingClassrooms Space AM PM Admin WEEKDAYSClassrooms ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Admin.+ Packaging Storage Urban Farm Storage Germification Café Food Café Packaging Observation Areas Germifictaion 12 AM 2 AM 4 AM 6 AM 8 AM 10 AM 12 NOON 2 PM 4 PM 6 PM 8 PM 10 PM 12 PM Selling Space Viewing Spaces Vertical Farming Viewing Space Classrooms Park Activities Classrooms Admin Showcase Area WEEKENDS Admin.

Covered Park Urban Farm WEEKDAYS Tailgating Space Storage + Packaging Storage AM PM Circulation Paths Germification Packaging ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Parking Parking Lot Germifictaion Shacks Grocery Market Vertical Farming Café Food Streetscape Streetscape Park Activities Café Observation Areas Showcase Area Covered Park Selling Space Tailgating Space WEEKENDS Viewing Space Circulation Paths AM PM Classrooms Parking Parking Lot ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Admin.

Shacks Grocery Market Urban Farm Storage Streetscape Streetscape Café Food Packaging Café Observation Areas Germifictaion Selling Farming Space Vertical Viewing Space Park Activities Classrooms Showcase Area Covered Park Admin.Space Tailgating Urban Farm StoragePaths Circulation Packaging Parking Parking Lot Germifictaion Shacks Grocery Market WEEKDAYS Vertical Farming Streetscape Streetscape AM PM Park Activities ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Showcase Area Covered Park 12 AM 2 AM 4 AM 6 AM 8 AM 10 AM 12 NOON 2 PM 4 PM 6 PM 8 PM 10 PM 12 PM Tailgating Space WEEKENDS Cafe Café Food Circulation Paths Café WEEKDAYS AM PM Observation Spaces Observation Areas Parking Parking Lot ACTIVITIES 12am-2am 2am-4am 4am-6am 6am-8am 8am-10am 10am-12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm-6pm 6pm-8pm 8pm-10pm 10pm-12am Selling Space Shacks Grocery Market 12 AM 2 AM 4 AM 6 AM 8 AM 10 AM 12 NOON 2 PM 4 PM 6 PM 8 PM 10 PM 12 PM Viewing Space Cafe Streetscape Streetscape Café Food Café WEEKENDSClassrooms Observation Spaces Observation Areas Admin.

Selling Space Urban Farm Storage Viewing Space Packaging Classrooms Germifictaion Admin.

Urban Farm Vertical Farming Storage Park Activities

ELEVATED PARK

OCCUPANCY ANALYSIS

12am-2am

URBAN FARM

CAFE & VIEWING DECK

08 08

06 05

02

04 03 07

01

03

LEVEL 03 1”:16’-0” 01 02 03 04 05

PUBLIC SERVICE CORE PRIVATE SERVICE CORE OPEN AIR SEATING COVERED OPEN AIR SEATING CLOSED SEATING

07

06 CAFE KITCHEN 07 VERTICAL FARMING AREA 08 PANTRY

DN

05 02

05

09

03

09 06 10

04

07

08

01

DN

08

LEVEL 02 1”:16’-0”

07

01 PUBLIC SERVICE CORE 02 PRIVATE SERVICE CORE 03 MENS’ RESTROOM 04 WOMENS’ RESTROOM 05 CLASSROOMS 06 RECEPTION 07 VERTICAL FARMING AREA 08 VERTICAL FARMING MODULE

09 10 11

11

ADMIN OFFICES GROWING AREA ROOF TOP OPEN MEETING SPACE/ TERRACE GARDENING SPACE

DN

05

UP

04 04

02

04

03 06

02 08

07

04

01 DN

08 UP

LEVEL 01 1”:16’-0”

07

01 PUBLIC SERVICE CORE 02 PRIVATE SERVICE CORE 03 MENS’ RESTROOM 04 WOMENS’ RESTROOM 05 GERMIFICATION AREA

06 07 08

TREE POD & FACADE FENESTRATION DETAIL

DOUBLE HEIGHT VOID VERTICAL FARMING GROWING AREA

BUILDING PLANS

08

PHASE 01

PHASE 02

PHASES OF EXECUTION THE PROJECT COULD BE EXECUTED IN TWO PHASES WHERE THE FIRST PHASE WOULD INCLUDE THE MULTIPURPOSE SPACE, BASEMENT PARKING, ELEVATED PARK AND A SMALL MODULE OF THE MARKET AREA TO SELL PRODUCE FROM EXISTING CLEMSON FARMS & CREATE AN AWARENESS ABOUT THE UPCOMING FACILITIES IN PHASE 02.

THE REVENUE GENERATED BY THE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF PHASE 01 WILL BE USED TO FUND PHASE 2 OF THE PROJECT WHICH INCLUDES THE URBAN FARM, CLASSROOMS & THE ROOF TOP CAFE SPACES.

1.0

THE URBAN GREEN

SEM I

GUIDES: UFUK ERSOY, DAVID FRANCO, ULRIKE HEINE

M.ARCH

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO TEAM: RITINHA FERNANDES & NATHAN HUETTE

2.0

M.ARCH SEM IV

BUILDING FOR EDUCATION ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO

TEAM: NATHAN HUETTE | RITINHA FERNANDES GUIDE: ULRIKE HEINE | DAVID FRANCO

BUILDING FOR EDUCATION ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO

TEAM: NATHAN HUETTE | RITINHA FERNANDES GUIDE: ULRIKE HEINE | DAVID FRANCO

2.0

M.ARCH SEM IV

THIS PROJECT INVOLVED THE OPPORTUNITY TO DESIGN AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE (9TH TO 12TH GRADE) REVOLVING AROUND A SPECIFIC STUDY PROGRAM CALLED PROJECTBASED LEARNING. BASED IN ANDERSON CITY, SOUTH CAROLINA, THE HISTORIC & URBAN CONTEXT ALONG WITH THE INTENTION TO CREATE DYNAMIC CLASSROOM SPACES INDOORS AND OUTDOORS, GUIDED THE DESIGN.

PROJECT- BASED LEARNING WHAT’S DIFFERENT?

“A STUDENT-CENTERED PEDAGOGY THAT INVOLVES A DYNAMIC CLASSROOM APPROACH. BASED ON ACTIVE EXPLORATION OF REAL-WORLD CHALLENGES AND PROBLEMS...

IT IS A STYLE OF ACTIVE LEARNING AND INQUIRY-BASED LEARNING. PEERS CHOOSE AND BUILD PROJECTS FOR REAL LIFE; LEARN FROM PRO- ADVISORS WHO GUIDE PROJECT GOALS AND COMMUNITY CONNECTION; AND APPLY CORE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS TO DOING SOMETHING NOW, NOT AFTER GRADUATION.”1 1. NEXT high school greenville, official website

MEDIUM GATHERING SPACES | LECTURE HALLS | COMMUNITIES

SEMI-ENCLOSED PEER -ADVISOR MEETING SPACES

CLUSTERS OF 4-6 HOME BASE STUDY AND WORK SPACES

HOW CAN EDUCATIONAL SPACES REFLECT THESE VALUES? SCHOOLS MUST PERMIT THE STUDENT, WHOSE PHYSICAL PRESENCE NOW DEFINES THE PLACE OF EDUCTAION TO MOVE EASILY FROM ONE LEARNING STATION TO ANOTHER SCHOOLS SHOULD BE PLANNED SO THAT USERS BUMP INTO DIFFERENT CHOICES ON A DAILY BASIS TO THE CONTRARY, PEOPLE WHO SHARE WORKSPACES OFTEN FORM COLLEGIAL RELATIONSHIPS AND HAVE A SENSE OF TEAM PLAY

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

-DESIGNING PLACES FOR LEARNING (COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL FACILITY PLANNERS INTERNATIONAL AND ASSOC. FOR SUPERVISION AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT

ANDERSON

SITE STRATEGIES

A TEXTILE ECONOMY

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwj9q4eusr_TAhXn6IMKHZY lBHUQjRwIBw&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pinterest.com%2Flisamay3%2Fanderson-south-carolina%2F&psig=AFQjCNHxZcLRMGgq rCzCYYyHqhzdbbqh0Q&ust=1493202347161314

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ROOTED IN A TEXTILE ECONOMY, ANDERSON COUNTY HAD AN INCREASING POPULATION BETWEEN 1960-2000. BUT SUBSEQUENT COMPLETION OF THE I-85, DEVELOPMENT AWAY FROM THE DOWNTOWN AND CLOSING OF MILLS LED TO A DECREASE IN THE POPULATION, LEAVING DOWNTOWN ANDERSON UNDERUTILIZED.

OFF-SITE PARKING PROVISION

ANDERSON THE DELINEATED SITE

EXTENSION OF DOWNTOWN LEAST NUMBER OF BUSINESS EXISTING ON-SITE WHICH WOULD BE DISRUPTED NEW FACE TO DOWNTOWN BY MEDIATING BETWEEN THE MEMORY OF ITS INDUSTRIAL HISTORY AND ITS ASPIRATIONS (IN WANTING TO BE CONTEMPORARY) SITE SURROUNDINGS ALLOW FOR FUTURE GROWTH

BUS DROP-OFF AREAS

LEARNING COMMUNITIES

LEARNING CENTERS WITH SPECIFIC FOCUSES WHICH SUPPORT THE VARIED ENQUIRIES OF THE STUDENTS WHILE ALSO BEING AVAILABLE TO THE COMMUNITY AS SUPPORT SERVICES.

INTEGRATION WITH PREVIOUSLY EXISTING COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

HEALTH SCIENCES COMMUNITY

Agriculture Medicine Sciences

Agricultural studies could be shared with the farming community

TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITY

Robotics Computer science Engineering Game development

Technology store where students could help repair broken technology

ARTS COMMUNITY

Music Theatre Photography

Student-driven art projects could be shared with and auctioned off at the Anderson Art’s center

ANCILLARY AMENITIES

Wood shop

where students can physically build what they envision as part of their project and community members may rent time to use the wood shop facilties to build

Media center

student used space which could be open to public during after-school hours

Car Garage

replaces the NAPA car garage while providing a learning tool for students

PRIVATE VEHICLE PICK UP/ DROP OFF AREA

ON-SITE PARKING PROVISION

TIME - FUNCTION STUDY SCHOOL IN-SESSION | AUGUST - MAY

WEEKDAYS 9 am

school drop-off cafe health clinic recreation

10 am

11 am

12 noon

1 pm

student activities health clinic cafe health clinic wood shop tech. assist

student activities health clinic cafe health clinic wood shop tech. assist

student activities health clinic cafe health clinic wood shop tech. assist

student activities cafe - lunch health clinic wood shop tech. assist

2 pm

student activities cafe health clinic wood shop tech. assist

3 pm

student activities health clinic cafe health clinic wood shop tech. assist

4 pm

student activities health clinic cafe health clinic wood shop tech. assist

SATURDAY

5 pm

dance classes school pick up health clinic cafe wood shop automobile repair tech. assist

6 pm

7 pm

dance classes gym automobile repair gallery

dance classes gym automobile repair gallery

9 am

10 am

11 am

12 noon

1 pm

2 pm

3 pm

4 pm

5 pm

6 pm

7 pm

cafe recreation

cafe recreation

cafe recreation

dance classes health clinic cafe wood shop automobile repair tech. assist media center gallery arts & culinary

dance classes health clinic cafe wood shop automobile repair tech. assist media center gallery arts & culinary

dance classes health clinic cafe wood shop automobile repair tech. assist media center gallery arts & culinary

dance classes health clinic cafe wood shop automobile repair tech. assist media center gallery arts & culinary

dance classes health clinic cafe wood shop automobile repair tech. assist media center gallery arts & culinary

gallery cafe

gallery

gallery

THE MASSING IS PLANNED TO DIVIDE THE BUILDING INTO SMALLER VOLUMES EACH FOR ONE STUDY LEVEL. EACH OF THESE VOLUMES COMPRISE OF CERTAIN COMMUNITY ACIVITY AREAS, ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC DURING SCHOOL OFF-TIMES. THE VOLUMES ARE ALSO INTERSPERSED WITH BREAKOUT AREAS WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY BEING INTERCONNECTED VIA INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CORRIDORS.

PLAN |

SITE PLAN AT GROUND LEVEL IN EACH BUILDING

THE TIME-FUNCTION STUDY INVOLVED UNDERSTANDING WHAT THE EDUCATION SYSTEM REQUIRES IN TERMS OF NEWER FACILITIES, WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY PROVIDING FOR THESE BEING AVAILABLE TO THE COMMUNITY AS SHARED RESOURCES. THIS COULD POTENTIALLY ACTIVATE THE MICROSCAPE BEYOND NORMAL SCHOOL HOURS.

DESIGN STRATEGIES

BUILDING AND LANDSCAPE INSERTS INTEGRATED WITH EXISTING CONTOURS

ARRANGEMENT OF SPACES DEPENDENT ON SUN STUDY

CONNECTING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SPACES

THE ROOFING PROFILE WAS INTENDED TO BRING TO MIND ANDERSON’S MILL-TOWN HISTORY. THIS PROFILE IS EFFICIENT COMMUNITY INTEGRATED INTO LEARNING PROGRAM

AT DRAINING THE RAINS THAT ANDERSON EXPERIENCES QUITE REGULARLY, WHILE SKYLIGHTS IN THIS PROFILE ALLOWS DIFFUSED LIGHT TO ILLUMINATE THE DEEP VOLUMES WITHIN.

STUDENT PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION PATHWAYS

OPEN VS. ENCLOSED SPACES

VIEW OF OPEN-PLAN STUDY SPACES

VIEW OF CAFETERIA OUTDOOR SPACE

VIEW OF OUTDOOR SPACE BETWEEN TWO BUILDINGS

SURFACE PARKING

OUTDOOR STUDENT SPACES

GREEN BUFFER BETWEEN BUILDINGS

TOWARDS RIVER STREET

NATHAN| OUT OF REVIT + PHOTOSHOP TREES, PEOPLE

AUTOMOTIVE GARAGE

OPEN STUDY SPACES

SECTION AA’ |THROUGH CENTRAL

GREEN BUFFER BETWEEN BUILDINGS

INTERNAL SPINE

OPEN STUDY SPACES

CAFE | MECHANICAL SPACE

CENTRAL ENTRANCE

FINE ARTS STUDIO

OPEN STUDY SPACES

COMMUNITY - URBAN INTEGRATION | EXTENSION OF MAIN STREET INTO RIVER STREET

PICK-UP/ DROP OFF

CENTRAL CIRCULATION STAIRCASE

01

SHADED OUTDOOR STUDY SPACES

TERRACED OPEN STUDY SPACES FACING NORTH

SHADED OUTDOOR STUDY SPACES

02

ADMIN SPACES BELOW OPEN STUDY SPACES ABOVE

INTERNAL COURTYARD

TERRACED STUDENT STUDY AREAS OVERLOOKING OUTDOOR SPACES

OUTDOOR COMMUNITY SPACES| EXTERNAL CIRCULATION CORRIDOR

03

01

02

03

SHADED OPEN SPACE EXTENSION OF CAFETERIA

S. MAIN STREET

LANDSCAPE INSERT | COMMUNITY SPACE

B’

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03 1/32” : 1’0”

40

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43

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A’ 4

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PLAN | LEVEL

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49

50

50

42

02 1/32” : 1’0” 1

2 16' - 0"

3 16' - 0"

4 16' - 0"

5 16' - 0"

6 16' - 0"

7 28' - 0"

8 16' - 0"

9 64' - 0"

10 10.5 11 26' - 0"

16' - 0"

12 16' - 0"

13 16' - 0"

14 16' - 0"

15 28' - 0"

16 20' - 0"

17 24' - 0"

18 16' - 0"

19

20

16' - 0"

16' - 0"

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21' - 6"

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0'-0"

E

18' - 4 1/2"

E

C

6

9' - 0"

D

15' - 1 1/2"

C

F

23

F

37

18' - 6"

A

A’

G 13' - 6"

G

H 13' - 6"

H J 16' - 0"

6

26

12' - 0"

32 35 36

21' - 4 1/2"

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floor plans

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INTERIOR VIEW OF CAFETERIA

TERRACED OPEN STUDY SPACES OVERLOOKING OUTDOOR GATHERING SPACE OUTSIDE CAFETERIA

INTERIOR VIEW OF TERRACED SPACES

06

CAFETERIA

OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE ATTACHED TO GYM

GYM

DUMPSTER | GARBAGE COLLECTION POINT

SECTION BB’ | THROUGH EXTERNAL CONNECTION PATHWAY

CENTRAL CORRIDOR

CAFETORIUM INDOOR SEATING

INTERNAL TOPOGRAPHIC INTEGRATION

OUTDOOR SPACE ATTACHED TO CAFE

FINE ARTS STUDIO

04

05

RIVER ST.

OUTDOOR STEPPED ENTRANCE SPACE

ENCLOSED CLASSROOM

OPEN STUDY SPACES

GREEN BUFFER BETWEEN BUILDINGS

ENCLOSED CLASSROOM

OPEN STUDY SPACES

04

SCIENCE LABORATORIES

OPEN STUDY SPACES

EXTERNAL PULL OUTS SHADED STUDY SPACES

ENTRANCE LOBBY

05

ENTRANCE LOBBY FOR COMMUNITY

OPEN STUDY SPACES

GYMNASIUM

LANDSCAPED SIDEWALK

06

OPEN STUDY SPACES

OPEN STUDY SPACES

ENCLOSED CLASSROOM

EXTERNAL PULL OUT SPACES

STEEL PURLINS SPACED AT 4’-0” O.C. TYP.

24” DEEP OPEN WEB STEEL GIRDER

24” DEEP I-SECTION

18” OPEN WEB FLOOR JOIST

9” DIAMETER HOLLOW STEEL TUBE COLUMN

TENSION CABLE CROSS BRACING

CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE ENCLOSURE

CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE RETAINING WALL

CUSTOM STEEL RIGID FRAME TENSION CABLE STEEL RIGID FRAME

LEVEL 01 FRAMING PLAN

CONCRETE GRADE BEAM CONCRETE COLUMN FOOTING EXTERNAL TENSION CABLE RIGID FRAME

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC VIEW OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS

LATERAL FRAMING SECTION

STRIUCTURE OF ENVELOPE STRUCTURE OF BUILDING PLANES INTERSECTION OF STRUCTURES

STRUCTURAL SEPARATION DIAGRAMS

OVERVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM WITH IT’S MAIN SOURCE OF HEAT BASED IN A GEOTHERMAL SYSTEM, THE HVAC FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL IS DIVIDED INTO 2 SETS OF GEOTHERMAL WELLS ON EITHER SIDE OF MAIN STREET. THE GEOTHERMAL WELLS ACT AS A HEAT SINK IN THE SUMMER AND AS A HEAT SOURCE IN THE WINTER, USING THE CONSTANT TEMPERATURE OF THE SOIL (8° TO 12° C/46° F TO 54° F) AND A CLOSED LOOP OF VERTICAL PIPE SYSTEM MADE OF POLYETHYLENE WHICH CIRCULATE BIOLOGICAL LIQUID TO TRANSFER HEAT. THE CLOSDE LOOP OF THE BIOLOGICAL LIQUID CIRCULATES THROUGH THE HEAT EXCHANGER (1 ON EACH SIDE OF THE STREET), ABSORBS GEOTHERMAL HEAT AND TRANSFERS THIS TO THE HEAT PUMP IN EACH BUILDING. THE HEAT PUMP TAKES HEAT FROM THE LIQUID, COMPRESSES IT AND SERVES TO GENERATE HOT WATER (WHICH IS USED TO CONDITION THE AIR IN THE AIR HANDLING UNIT, THUS HEATING OR COOLING (REVERSE CIRCUIT) THE CONDITIONED SPACES WITHIN THE BUILDINGS. R)

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DIVIDED MAINLY INTO A. ENCLOSED SPACES (OFFICES, MEDIA CENTER & CLASSROOMS) B. OPEN-PLAN STUDY SPACES C. REST ROOMS D. LABORATORY SPACES

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OVERVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM | INDIVIDUAL BUILDING

OVERAL PERSPECTIVE OF MECHANICAL SYSTEM

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OPEN-PLAN STUDY SPACES AT LEVEL 03 IN-FLOOR SUPPLY AIR DUCTS COMPLEMENTED BY RETURN AIR DUCTS CONCEALED IN WALLS WITH VENTS AT 9' HEIGHT

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LABORATORY SPACES IN-FLOOR AIR SUPPLY DUCTS COMBINED WITH CEILING MOUNTED RETURN AIR DUCTS, SEPARATE FROM CENTRAL RETURN AIR SYSTEM RETURN AIR DUCTS ATTACHED TO SEPARATE MECHANICAL EXHAUST SYSTEM

MAIN RETURN DUCT CONNECTING TO AHU

MECHANICAL ROOM INCLUDING HEAT PUMP AND AIR HANDLING UNIT CONNECTING TO NDERGROUND SUPPLY AND RETURN TRUNK LINES GROUND FLOOR SUPPLY DUCT FROM AHU RETURN (LEVEL 01) SUPPLY LINES TO RESTAURANT AREA (LEVEL 02)

STEPPED OPEN-PLAN STUDY SPACES CONDITIONED BY IN-FLOOR SUPPLY DUCTS SUPPLEMENTED BY GENERAL RETURN AIR SUCTION FROM ADJACENT RETURN AIR DUCTS IN THE VICINITY

SECTION C PERSPECTIVE SECTION THROUGH MECHANICAL ROOM

INDEPENDENT MECHANICAL EXHAUST SYSTEM FOR REMOVAL OF RESTROOM AIR SUPPORTED BY SUPPLY AIR DUCTS CONCELALED IN PARTITION WALLS CEILING SUSPENDED RETURN AIR DUCTS

RETURN AIR VENTS (RETURN AIR DUCTS CONCEALED WITHIN PARTITION WALLS) FOR RECYCLING OF WARM AIR IN OPEN-PLAN STUDY SPACES

SECTION A PERSPECTIVE SECTION THROUGH LABORATORY SPACES, STEPPED OPEN-PLAN STUDY SPACES

B

A

SECTION B PERSPECTIVE SECTION THROUGH REST ROOMS AND OPEN-PLAN STUDY SPACES C

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVES SHOWING DETAILS OF SYSTEM scale: 1"=16'

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CORTEN STEEL CAPPING

CHANNEL FRAMEWORK SUPPORTING CORTEN STEEL SHEETS

HOLLOW STEEL SECTION (MAIN STRUCTURAL MEMBER OF EXTERNAL FRAME)

24" W-SECTION (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

CURTAIN GLASS MULLION (STRUCTURAL SEALANT GLAZING) THERMAL BREAK PAD

STRUCTURAL SEALANT BACKER ROD AND SEALANT GRAVEL

BACKER ROD AND SEALANT

PAVER BLOCKS 2"x6" HOLLOW RECTANGULAR STEEL MEMEBER

C-STUD FRAMEWORK

CORTEN STEEL CAP

FLOOR FINISH (AGGLOMERATE CONCRETE FLOOR) CONCRETE SLAB

BATT INSULATION

EXTERNAL FINISH BLACK EPDM INTERNAL FINISH GYP. BOARD RIGID INSULATION CURTAIN WALL HEAD MEMBER WEATHER PROOF MEMBRANE

DETAIL 01 | THERMAL BREAK BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL FRAMES

DETAIL 02 | CURTAIN WALL CILL DETAIL

DETAIL SECTIONS A CORTEN SHEET CAPPING FOR RAINWATER GUTTER 1/2" THICK CORTEN SHEETING 3" CHANNEL SECTIONS BACKING SYSTEM FOR CORTEN SHEETS EPDM ROOFING MEMBRANE 4" RIGID INSULATION 19' - 1 1/4"

1' - 11"

1' - 5 3/4"

3" METAL ROOF DECK

CORTEN SHEET ROOFING

0' - 6"

1' - 1 1/2"

0' - 1"

0' - 6" 0' - 6"

13' - 11 1/4"

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WEATHER PROOFING MEMBRANE

1' - 11 1/2" 5' - 0"

1/4" DOUBLE GLAZED TINTED GLAZING

ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM

CORTEN SHEET CAPPING FOR RAINWATER GUTTER BEYOND

0' - 6" 0' - 6" 3' - 9 1/4" 5' - 0"

1' - 11 1/2"

0' - 1"

0' - 6" 0' - 6"

2' - 8 1/4"

0' - 1"

1' - 11 1/2"

33' - 0 1/4"

CORTEN STEEL LOUVRE SYSTEM SPACED AT 6" O.C.

1' - 0"

1' - 11 1/2"

METAL RODS HOLDING TENSION CABLES

CURTAIN WALL HORIZONTAL MULLION 24" W-SECTION GIRDER (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

0' - 1"

9" S.S. HOLLOW BOX SECTION MAIN STRUCTURAL MEMBER OF PORTAL

6" C.F.M.F. BATT INSULATION

0' - 6" 0' - 6"

CORTEN SHEET RAINSCREEN

0' - 6" 0' - 6"

RIGID INSULATION

CHANNELS BACKING CORTEN SHEET RAINSCREEN

0' - 1"

CORTEN SHEET RIBS

24" W-SECTION GIRDER (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

4' - 6 1/2"

G.I. RAINWATER GUTTER PRESSURE TREATED BLOCK (2"X 10") EXTERNAL FINISH BLACK EPDM

1' - 11 1/2"

E.P.D.M.

5' - 0"

6" METAL DECK

20" STEEL PURLIN SPACED AT 4'-0" O.C., TYP.

3' - 5 1/2"

6" CHANNEL FRAMEWORK TO HOLD CORTEN STEEL ROOFING

1' - 11 1/2"

CURTAIN WALL MULLION

METAL RODS HOLDING TENSION CABLES

Level 0 -14' - 0"

0' - 6" 0' - 6" 1' - 11"

CURTAIN WALL HORIZONTAL MULLION (SILL MULLION)

GALVANIZED STEEL GRATING

SS BASE PLATE

PRE-CAST CONCRETE DRAINAGE CHANNEL

COLUMN FOUNDATION BEYOND

SUB-TERRANEAN DRAINAGE PIPE

INFORMAL CLASSROOMS B101

REINFORCED CONCRETE TIE BEAM RIGID INSULATION

5' - 0"

BACKER-ROD AND JOINT SEALANT

SECTION 01| SECTION THROUGH EXTERNAL COVERED SPACES

IN FLOOR SUPPLY AIR DIFFUSER 1' - 11"

CHANNELS SUPPORTING CORTEN STEEL SHEETS 9" S.S. HOLLOW BOX SECTION MAIN STRUCTURAL MEMBER OF PORTAL

CORTEN STEEL CAP OVER G.I. GUTTER

0' - 4 1/2"

CORTEN SHEET RIBS BEYOND

0' - 1"

CHANNELS SUPPORTING CORTEN STEEL SHEETS

8" CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE INSULATED IN-FLOOR SUPPLY AIR DUCT VAPOR BARRIER

BOLTS ATTACHING CORTEN SHEET CORTEN RAIN SCREEN G.I. GUTTER SHEETS TO GUTTER CAPPING AND RAINWATER CORTEN GUTTER STEEL CLADDING

14

PRESSURE TREATED NAILER (2"x10") BOLTS ATTACHING CORTEN RAIN SCREEN SHEETS TO GUTTER CAPPING AND RAINWATER GUTTER

38' - 10"

13

PRESSURE TREATED NAILER (2"x10") 44' - 10 3/4" 38' - 10"

CHANNEL FRAMEWORK CORTENSYSTEM STEEL CAPPING OVERFOR CORTEN STEEL GUTTER CLADDING RAIN WATER 0' - 6 1/2"

3" ROOF METAL DECKING

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1' - 1 1/2"

EXTERNAL FINISH 16" STEEL PURLIN EPDM (BLACK) 3" ROOF METAL ANGLES JOING PURLINS TO DECKING SUPPORT EXTERNAL SHADING DEVICE 4" RIGID INSULATION

EDGE ANGLE ANGLES JOING PURLINS TO SUPPORT SHADING 9" HOLLOWEXTERNAL BOX GIRDER, MAIN DEVICE STRUCTURAL MEMBER OF ENVELOPE PORTAL THERMAL BRIDGE (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

4" RIGID INSULATION

EDGE ANGLE

3" METAL ROOF DECK

9" HOLLOW BOX GIRDER, MAIN STRUCTURAL MEMBER OF ENVELOPE PORTAL (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

3' - 9 1/4" 38' - 10"

0' - 11 1/4"

ANGLES JOING PURLINS TO SUPPORT EXTERNAL SHADING DEVICE

0' - 6"

9" HOLLOW BOX GIRDER, MAIN STRUCTURAL MEMBER OF ENVELOPE PORTAL ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

16" PURLINS, SPACED AT 4'-0" O.C., TYP.

2' - 2 1/2"

9" S.S. HOLLOW BOX SECTION MAIN STRUCTURAL MEMBER OF PORTAL

1/4" DOUBLE GLAZED TINTED GLAZING

ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM

5' - 0"

24" W-SECTION GIRDER INTERIOR FINISH GYPSUM BOARD

2' - 2 1/2"

1' - 0 1/2" 5' - 0"

5' - 6"

METAL RODS HOLDING TENSION CABLES

1' - 1 1/2"

5' - 0"

0' - 1"

0' - 6"

DOUBLE GLAZED CURTAIN WALL (MX STRUCTURAL SEALANT GLAZING)

EDGE ANGLE 1/4" DOUBLE GLAZED TINTED GLAZING

6" C.F.M.F. WITH BATT INSULATION CURTAIN WALL HORIZONTAL MULLION (HEAD MULLION)

CHANNEL FRAMEWORK TO SUPPORT CORTEN SHEET RAINSCREEN SYSTEM CURTAIN WALL HEAD MULLION

THERMAL BRIDGE

1/2" SHEATHING

G.I. FLASHING

3' - 9 1/4"

2' - 0"

1 1/2" RIGID INSULATION

CORTEN STEEL CLADDING

5' - 0"

EXTERNAL FINISH EPDM (BLACK)

WEATHER PROOFING MEMBRANE

G.I. GUTTER

1' - 0 1/2"

4" RIGID INSULATION

1' - 1 1/2"

CHANNEL SYSTEM FRAMEWORK FOR CORTEN STEEL CLADDING 1' - 1 1/2" 0' - 6 1/2" 5' - 0"

3" ROOF METAL DECKING

0' - 6 3/4"

DOUBLE GLAZED CURTAIN WALL (MX STRUCTURAL SEALANT GLAZING)

1' - 0 1/2"

16" STEEL PURLIN

PRESSURE-TREATED NAILER (2"X 10")

CURTAIN WALL HEAD MULLION

3' - 9 1/4"

EPDM ROOFING MEMBRANE

28' - 5 3/4"

0' - 6 1/2"

THERMAL BRIDGE

EXTERNAL FINISH EPDM (BLACK)

1/4" THICK CORTEN SHEETING 3" CHANNEL SECTIONS BACKING SYSTEM FOR CORTEN SHEETS

EXTERNAL FINISH BLACK EPDM

CHANNEL SYSTEM FRAMEWORK FOR STEEL CLADDING G.I.CORTEN FLASHING CORTEN STEEL CLADDING CHANNEL FRAMEWORK TO G.I.BOLTS GUTTER SUPPORTATTACHING CORTEN SHEET CORTEN RAIN SCREEN RAINSCREEN SYSTEM CORTEN STEEL CLADDING SHEETS TO GUTTER CAPPING ANDHEAD RAINWATER CURTAIN WALL MULLION G.I.GUTTER FLASHING DOUBLE GLAZED CURTAIN WALL CHANNEL FRAMEWORK TO (MX STRUCTURAL SEALANT GLAZING) PRESSURE TREATED NAILER (2"x10") SUPPORT CORTEN SHEET RAINSCREEN SYSTEM

4" RIGID INSULATION

CORTEN SHEET CAPPING FOR RAINWATER GUTTER

G.I. RAINWATER GUTTER

G.I. GUTTER CORTEN SHEET CORTEN STEEL CLADDING G.I. GUTTER

1' - 1 1/2"

16" STEEL PURLIN

INFORMAL CLASSROOMS B301

INFORMAL CLASSROOMS B301

5' - 0"

0' - 1"

0' - 6"

0' - 6"

CORTEN LOUVRE SYSTEM SPACED AT 6" O.C.

1' - 11 1/2"

CURTAIN WALL MULLION

1/2" INTERIOR FINISH GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 3 -5/8" METAL STUD W/ SOUND ATTENUATION BATT INSULATION

1' - 11"

1/4" INTERIOR GLAZING

Level 2 14' - 0"

5' - 0"

0' - 4"

5' - 0" 0' - 9 1/4"

G.I. FLASHING

6" C.F.M.F. BATT INSULATION 9" HOLLOW BOX SECTION (MAIN STRUCTURAL MEMBER WEATHER PROOFING MEMBRANE OF PORTAL FRAME)

24" W-SECTION (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

CURTAIN WALLFINISH HEAD MULLION INTERNAL GYPSUM BOARD

0' - 1 1/2"

ANGLE WEATHER PROOFINGEDGE MEMBRANE

INFORMAL CLASSROOMS B202

9" HSS STEEL COLUMN BEYOND

ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM

CEILING SUSPENDED SUPPLY AIR DUCT

CORRIDOR B116

AGGLOMERATE CONCRETE FLOOR FINISH

RIGID INSULATION

COLUMN FOOTING BEYOND

IN-FLOOR DIFFUSER IN-FLOOR INSULATED SUPPLY AIR DUCT

8" CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE

WATER PROOFING LAYER Level 0 -14' - 0"

COLUMN FOOTING BEYOND 9" HSS STEEL COLUMN BEYOND

SUB-TERRANEAN PIPE BACKER RODDRAINAGE AND SEALANT SUPPLY AIR DIFFUSER HOLLOW VAPOR METAL BARRIER SECTION GRAVEL CEILING SUSPENDED CONCRETE REINFORCES SUPPLY AIR DUCT EARTH SLAB AND BEAM

4' - 1 3/4"

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SUB-TERRANEAN DRAINAGE PIPE

8" CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE

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VAPOR BARRIER GRAVEL

REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTING Level 0 -14' - 0"

SECTION 02| WALL SECTION THROUGH BASEMENT AND ROOFING SYSTEM

CURTAIN WALL MULLION BACKER ROD AND SEALANT 1/2" CONCRETE HOLLOW2METAL SECTION FLOOR ON 1 1/2" METAL DECK PAVER BLOCKS CONCRETE REINFORCES SLAB AND BEAM CURTAIN WALL MULLION 18" OPEN-WEB FLOOR JOIST

8" CONCRETE SLAB

Level 0 -14' - 0"

4' - 1 3/4"

PAVER BLOCKS INFORMAL CLASSROOMS B101

5' - 0"

21" W-SECTION BEYOND (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

VAPOR BARRIER

5' - 0"

ADMIN LOUNGE + CONFERENCE ROOM B112

INFORMAL CLASSROOMS B101

3' - 7 1/4"

9" HSS STEEL COLUMN BEYOND

5' - 0"

SPANDREL GLASS SUPPLY AIR DIFFUSER

Level 1 0' - 0"

HOLLOW METAL DOOR BEYOND

5' - 0"

18" OPEN-WEB FLOOR JOIST FIRE PROTECTION SEALANT SUPPLY AIR DIFFUSER 2 1/2" CONCRETE FLOOR EDGE ANGLE ON 1 1/2" METAL DECK CEILING SUSPENDED 24" W-SECTION SUPPLY AIR DUCT (COATED IN 18" OPEN-WEB FLOOR JOIST INTUMESCENT PAINT)

1/4" INTERIOR GLAZING

EARTH INFORMAL CLASSROOMS B101

PAVER BLOCKS

SECTION 03| SECTION THROUGH INTERNAL SPACES & ROOF CURTAIN WALL MULLION

BACKER ROD AND SEALANT HOLLOW METAL SECTION

COLUMN FOOTING BEYOND

5' - 0"

1' - 4 1/4"

5' - 0"

1/2" INTERIOR FINISH GYPSUM BOARD ON BOTH SIDES OF 3 -5/8" METAL STUD W/ SOUND ATTENUATION BATT INSULATION

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5' - 0"

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18" OPEN WEB FLOOR JOIST SUSPENSION WIRE SECTION

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PIPE

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24" W-SECTION GIRDER (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

5' - 0"

24" W-SECTION CURTAIN WALL HEAD MULLION (COATED IN INTUMESCENT PAINT)

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SUSPENDED ACOUSTIC CEILING PANEL (24" X 24")

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CONCRETE SIDEWALK

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5' - 0"

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INFORMAL CLASSROOMS B301INTERIOR

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8" CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE

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CHAPMAN SISSON ARCHITECTS HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

TEAM: ALISON COREY, ROB MERCER, ABBY OWEN, RITINHA FERNANDES

A MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING THREE RESTAURANTS AND ADJOINING OFFICE SPACES, WAS PROPOSED AT THE HEART OF HUNTSVILLE CITY’S HOLMES STREET LOCATED DOWNTOWN. MY RESPONSIBILITIES ON THIS PROJECT INVOLVED ASSISTING IN SHOP DRAWINGS INCLUDING THE SHELL PACKAGE & INTERIOR DRAWINGS SET, CO-ORDINATING WITH THE CIVIL ENGINEERS, CREATING 3D RENDERS, CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION & SITE VISITS.

3.2

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

4.0

RE-IMAGING CLEMSON

SEM I

GUIDE: ULRIKE HEINE, UFUK ERSOY, DAVID FRANCO

M.ARCH

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO

LAKE HARTWELL

CITY OF CLEMSON

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

CAMPUS VIEW APARTMENTS THE URBAN CONTEXT

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PANAROMIC VIEW OF THE EXISTING BUILDING

THIS WAS A TWO-WEEK PROJECT INVOLVING CAMPUS VIEW APARTMENTS, A CENTRALLY LOCATED STUDENT HOUSING FACILITY IN CLEMSON. IT IS WITHIN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS, DOWNTOWN CLEMSON, BOWMAN HILL & RIGGS SOCCER FIELD AND HENCE PROVIDES CONVENIENT HOUSING & EXCELLENT FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS. MOST IMPORTANTLY, IT IS ONE OF THE TALLEST BUILDING IN THE VICINITY OF THE UNIVERSITY AND HENCE, OFFERS PANAROMIC VIEWS OF CLEMSON. INSPITE OF IT’S CRUCIAL POSITION IN CLEMSON, HOWEVER, THE ENVELOPE OF CAMPUS VIEW APARTMENTS LEAVES A LOT TO BE DESIRED. THE LOCATION OF THIS RESIDENTIAL UNIT OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE AN ICON AND A STATEMENT SHOWCASING CLEMSON AND IT’S ASPIRATIONS TO ALL WHO LIVE AND VISIT CLEMSON.

RE-IMAGING CLEMSON

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO GUIDE: ULRIKE HEINE, UFUK ERSOY, DAVID FRANCO

RIGGS SOCCER FIELD HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

4.0

M.ARCH SEM I

BOWMAN HILL

DOWNTOWN

CAMPUS VIEW APARTMENTS

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THE LOCATION OF THIS RESIDENTIAL UNIT FORM OF WOODEN PANELLING ON OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITY TOFRAMEWORK CREATE AN TO ICON STRUCTURAL STEEL AND A STATEMENT CREATE SHOWCASING THE DIFFERENTCLEMSON MODULES. AND IT’S ASPIRATIONS TO ALL WHO LIVE AND VISIT CLEMSON.

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THIS HOUSING COMPLEX IS VISIBLE FROM MANY PARTS OF CLEMSON CITY & UNIVERSITY.

REPLICABLE & ADAPTABLE MODULE THE INTENT WAS TO DESIGN A MODULE THAT MAY BE REPLICATED AND MODIFIED TO ADAPT TO THE DIFFERENT CONDITIONS ON DIFFERENT FACES OF THE BUILDING USING THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF LOUVRES, PATTERNED GLASS, AND WOODEN PANELLING. THE PATTERNED GLASS CAN BE ACHIEVED IN MULTIPLE WAYS: FRITTED GLASS LAMINATED GLASS ()WITH PATTERN SANDWICEHD BETWEEN TWO PANES OF GLASS) GROWING LIVE PLANTS BETWEN THE GLASS (EXPERIMENTAL)

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INTERNAL & EXTERNAL INTERACTION THE INTERACTION OF THE INTERIOR AND THE EXTERIOR WITH THE FACADE WAS ANOTHER IMPORTANT ASPECT. THE MODULE WOULD ALLOW THE CREATION OF A WELL-DESIGNED ENVIRONMENT WITHIN THE LIVING SPACES WHILE ALSO CREATING AN ICONIC IMAGE RELATED TO CLEMSON.

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BAY 02

BAY 03

A SINGLE SEGMENT OF THE BUILDING’S FACADE INTO WASDIVISION CHOSEN FOROF THEFACADE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT. BAYS I CHODSE TO DIVIDE THIS SEGMENT INTO 3 BAYS DEPENDENT ON THE DIVISION OF THE INTERIOR SPACES AND TO ENABLE FUTURE REPLICATION AND EXPANSION OF THE DESIGNED MODULE

RE-DESIGNING CLEMSON FACADE DESIGN_CAMPUS VIEW RITINHA FERNANDES

APARTMENTS

60'-0" a.f.f.

LEVEL 02

TALL, OPENABLE WINDOW WITH LOW CILL LEVEL; LIGHT INTENSITY CONTROLLED THROUGH USE OF PATTERNED GLASS & LOW WINDOW SEATING @ 18" FROM F.F.

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TALL, FIXED WINDOW WITH LOW CILL LEVEL LIGHT INTENSITY CONTROLLED THROUGH USE OF PATTERNED GLASS & PLANTER BOX

1'-6"

TALL, OPENABLE WINDOW WITH LOW CILL LEVEL OFFERING VIEWS OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY WITH CONTROLLED LIGHT INTENSITY THROUGH PATTERNED GLASS & PLANTER BOX

48'-0" a.f.f.

LEVEL 02

TALL, OPENABLE WINDOW TO BRING LIGHT INTO ROOM WHILE CONTROLLING LIGHT INTENSITY THROUGH PATTERNED GLASS

FULL HEIGHT, OPENABLE WINDOW; LIGHT INTENSITY CONTROLLED THROUGH USE OF PATTERNED GLASS & VERTICAL RAFTERS AS FENESTRATION ELEMENTS 3'-0"

DRY WALL CLADDING WITH EXTERNAL FINISH IN LOCAL PINE WOOD

36'-0" a.f.f.

LEVEL 02

2'-8"

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BALCONY SPACE ATTACHED TO LIVING SPACE WITH PIVOTTED WINDOW OPENING

DRY WALL CLADDING WITH EXTERNAL FINISH IN LOCAL PINE WOOD 24'-0" a.f.f.

LEVEL 02

2'-8"

DRY WALL CLADDING WITH EXTERNAL FINISH IN LOCAL PINE WOOD

TALL, OPENABLE WINDOW WITH LOW CILL LEVEL; LIGHT INTENSITY CONTROLLED THROUGH USE OF PATTERNED GLASS, VERTICAL RAFTERS & LOW WINDOW SEATING @ 18" FROM F.F.

1'-6"

BALCONY SPACE ATTACHED TO LIVING SPACES WITH PATTERNED GLASS & RAFTERS

12'-0" a.f.f.

LEVEL 02

BALCONY SPACE ATTACHED TO LIVING SPACES WITH PATTERNED GLASS & RAFTERS

TALL, OPENABLE WINDOW TO BRING LIGHT INTO ROOM WHILE CONTROLLING LIGHT INTENSITY THROUGH PATTERNED GLASS

VERTICALRAFTERS AS FENESTRATION (DENSER @ LOWER LEVEL FOR OCCUPANT'S PRIVACY) 0'-0" a.f.f.

LEVEL 01

SECTION THROUGH BAY 01 1":2'-0"

RE-DESIGNING CLEMSON

SECTION THROUGH BAY 02 1":2'-0"

SECTION THROUGH BAY 03 1":2'-0"

5.0

B.ARCH SEM IX

BRIDGING THE DISCONNECT

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO GUIDE: NIRANJAN SHINDE

BRIDGING THE DISCONNECT

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO GUIDE: NIRANJAN SHINDE

5.0

B.ARCH SEM IX

RUINS OF THE OLD CHURCH

PATHWAY TO CEMETRY

MODEL

THE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, ONE OF THE OLDEST SURVIVING PARISHES IN MUMBAI, IS LOCATED IN POWAI, SUBURBAN MUMBAI. NOT ONLY IS IT A TREASURY OF CENTURY OLD MARKS OF HISTORY, IT ALSO HAS A VARIETY OF DENSE FLORA, SOMETHING VERY RARE IN THE DENSELY URBANIZED CITY OF MUMBAI.

RITINHA FERNANDES

N

THE CHURCH HAS OBSERVED A GROWING SENSE OF DISCONNECT BETWEEN THE PEOPLE AND THE TEACHINGS OF THE CHURCH. IN KEEPING WITH TODAY’S TIMES, IT IS TRYING TO EMBRACE NEW WAYS AND MEANS OF ENGAGING THE PEOPLE WITH THE CHURCH AGAIN. THIS PROJECT AIMS AT MANIFESTING THESE EFFORTS OF THE CHURCH AND THE EXPERIENCE OF MOVING CLOSER TO THE CHURCH IN AN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN. IT ATTEMPTS TO DESCRIBE THE JOURNEY WHILE TRYING TO SYMBOLIZE THE NATURE OF GOD THROUGH DIFFERENT INSTANCES FROM THE BIBLE.

5.0

B.ARCH SEM IX

BRIDGING THE DISCONNECT

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO GUIDE: NIRANJAN SHINDE

6.0

MELKOTE, KARNATAKA

B.ARCH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SEM VIII

STUDENTS OF ARCHITECTURE

MELKOTE, KARNATAKA

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS OF ARCHITECTURE

THE ‘LOUIS I. KAHN 2011-12’ BRIEF SPOKE ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER IN THE CREATION, SUSTENANCE AND DESTRUCTION OF SETTLEMENTS THROUGHOUT HISTORY. THE FOCUS OF THE BRIEF WAS TO DOCUMENT A SETTLEMENT OR A WATER SYSTEM THAT IS UNIQUE AND FROM WHICH LESSONS CAN BE LEARNT IN THE FORM OF INNOVATIVE METHODS TO HARVEST RAINWATER OR GROUND WATER IN ORDER TO HELP IN SOLVING SITUATIONS WE MAY BE FACED WITH, IN THE PRESENT OR FUTURE. MELKOTE IS A SMALL TEMPLE TOWN IN THE MANDYA DISTRICT OF KARNATAKA. WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT MELKOTE IS THE RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM THAT HAS DEVELOPED AS A RESULT OF THE TERRAIN AND WEATHER CONDITIONS. MY COLLEAGUE, MAYUKH GOSAVI AND ME WERE THE LEADERS OF THE ANALYSIS TEAM, RESPONSIBLE FOR SELECTION OF SITE AND DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE HISTORY AND BUILT ARCHITECTURE PRESENT IN MELKOTE. WE WERE ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR DESIGNING THE GRAPHIC CONTENT AND LAYOUT OF THE BOARDS.

6.0

B.ARCH SEM VIII

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NASA LOUIS I KAHN TROPHY “MELKOTE” FOLIO TEAM MEMBERS ANALYSIS: RITINHA FERNANDES MAYUKH GOSAVI DOCUMENTATION: RUTALI JOSHI AKHILA BALIGA BHAGYASHREE BANDEKAR SARANG PINGALE PHOTO CREDITS “THE HUGE BOULDERS IN HAMPI” indiantouristspot.com “TEMPLE IN HAMPI” pinterest.com

JUNIOR TEAM MEMBERS: LATIK PATIL MRUNMAYEE PENDHSE MAITREYEE MARLEWAR SAHIL KANEKAR AKANKSHA SINGH MEENAL MAHAJAN DHARA SHAH DHWANI WAGHANI DURGESH NAKHRANI NILESH DOIPHODE SAYLEE GAWAKAR SAILEE SURVE KAVITA BANDEKAR PRATIBHA VERMA GAURI PAPRIKAR KOMAL KUMTHEKAR MEGHNA BANDELWAR SHAILESH KAKU DISHA WALUNJ VARSHA