Rohan Agrawal | Architecture+Design Portfolio

RO H A N AGRAWAL

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2017-20

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This Portfolio contains selected works from design developed during my first three years in pursuit of learning architecture at the School of Planning And Architecture, Bhopal for attaining Bachelors Degree. The projects were chosen to highlight the diverse scale and approaches encompassing my design education.

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Curriculum Vitae

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PART 01

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ERMS | Modular Construction | Skycity (Competition) 2019

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Attendance | School proposal | Attendance (Competition) 2020

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Hotel Greenway | Academic Work 2020

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Pastel Town | Documentation | Academic Work 2017-18

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PART 02

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Ripple | Night Area Collection | Freelance 2019-20

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Falling in Fold | Public Furniture | Archasm 2020

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Miscellaneous

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Graphic Design

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Model Making

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Photography

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Namaste Hi, I’m Rohan, an Architecture Bachelor’s Student at School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal, India, currently in fourth year out of five-major year.

I see urban design, Architecture and interior design as a practice forms of fine arts in which one always goes through process of discovery not just for forming good design but also towards discovering its impact on us,and our communities.

I’m doing all I can to become able architect who succeeds in leaving a positive impact in people’s lives and communities. I hope you cherish my work and provide me with an opportunity to be a part of your team in furthering my proficiency I look forward to hearing from you and thank you for your consideration.

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Date of Birth : March 30,1999

SOFTWARES

Address : A 734 New Ashoka Garden, Bhopal, India, 462023

PARAMETRIC MODELING Rhino Grasshopper

Nationality : Indian

BIM Autodesk Revit, Archicad

Phone : +91-7471151167

3D MODELING Sketchup, Rhino 3D, Cinema 4d

E-mail : Rohanagrawal030@gmail.com

DRAFTING Autodesk Autocad, Archicad

Language : English, Hindi.

Interest : Astrology, Singing, Playing Guitar, Traveling, Panting, Volunteership, Music, Teaching.

RENDERING V-ray, Lumion, Arnold, Cinema 4d

GRAPHICS Photoshop, Illustrator, Architectural Documentation, Visualization and Digital Sketching. Sketchbook, In-Design

Skills : Concept Development, Laying and Analysis,

Education 2017 - Present 2011-2017

Bachelor’s in Architecture School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal, India Secondary Education Delhi Public School, Bhopal, India

WORK EXPERIENCE 2019 2019-20

Shelter Architects, Bhopal | Summer Intern Worked as draftsmen and concept developer Freelance Work Night Furniture Design

Distinction 2018-19

Club Coordinator | Music Member of Green Revolution Certification Course

Competitions 2020

Z-axis : You and Your Neighborhood Attendance : Reconfiguring Government Schools in India Urban Chair : Rethink street furniture Food Service Design : Enfrigo Night Collection Design : Tomsella 120 hours : Out of Mind Out of Sight

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NASA ANDC : Embark, Unrevealing of social production processes in rural habitat Skycity : The Future of housing Archasm : Fashion Pavilion, Milan 120 hours : A Twenty-Second Centry Settlement

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Volume Zero : Re school 120 : A Room For Communication v

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Academic Works 2020

Hotel Design | Bhopal Mixed Use Highrise Housing | Hataikedhi Dam

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Swimming Pool Stadium | School of Plannong and Architecture, Bhopal Auto Expo | Kerwa Dam, Bhopal School Campus Design | Dehradun Angan Wadhi | Berasiya

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Residence | Dehradun Vernacular Documentation Tharu Tribe | Uttarpradesh Guest House Design | Pondicherry

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Pondicherry Documentation | Pondicherry Architects Office | Bhairagardh Public Library | Function follows Form | Mumbai

CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS 2020

Z-axis : Virtual Conference

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World Bamboo Workshop : Imphal Bamboo Product Design : School of Planning And Architecture Kochi Design Week : Kochi

PUBLICATION 2021

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Pastel Town : An Architectural Documentation of Pondicherry | www.issuu.com/ipsitachoudhury/ docs/pondicherry_original Architecture and Design Portfolio | Issuu | https://issuu.com/home/published/ architecture_and_design_portfolio

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PART I.

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Work 01

ERMS

Academic / Competition (Skycity)

A New Typology of Modular Construction

Classification : Competition/ group work ( 4 members) Duration: September December 2019.

“Happiness is a house with many rooms, but at its core is a hearth around which we gather with family, friends, the community, and sometimes even strangers to find the best part of ourselves.”

Location : Changsha, China Type : Modular Housing

When we design modular housing, we need to understand what housing is about. There are different layers and scales into which it is categorized. Each layer presents its own problems and considerations. The anticipation makes us question the beginning of the scales of housing.

The contemporary urban condition grieves of housing shortages. Inflationary markets and fierce economic disparity, the number of people in slums, shelters and cage homes skyrockets.

68% of this projected population is expected to live in urban areas.

Can we resolve this by designing for a group or a community? The current world population is 7.7billion and it is projected to be 9.8 billion by 2050. Driven by rapid urbanization, almost

ERMS starts its fundamental assembly as a quadruple conjugate. A total of 8 units fit into the required container of 2.43m X 2.59m X 12.2m

Softwares 3d Modeling: Sketch-up Rendering: V ray, Lumion.

Illustrator, Photoshop, Draft : Photoshop, Autocad.

Charles Montgomery

In consideration of this expanding population, parallel urban growth and increasing demands of rental housing, our vision is to provide rapidly multipliable modular dwellings. Which focuses on happy, livable, and affordable homes; tackling secondary present housing problems related to social isolation, substandard living, insufficient social infrastructure.

The shape and build of ERMS the units to be stacked easily either end to end or back to back, to obtain larger configurations and spaces.

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Concept Development Competition Work/ Sky-City First block mass required was taken up leading to experimentation with various shape that could be taken up finally selecting one of then on the basis of easier transportability designing part of container was done followed by the finding out structural configuration for easy assembly of the product.

The container consist of three housing units when loaded to its full capacity.

Here in container the frames are kept at side of container to ease the work process, while avoiding fragile objects placement at the side of the container.

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Here material are divided in four parts, above space for floor and large span bcore sheets, middle space for fragile material such as glass panels, partition walls and stair assembly, bottom space for slant walls and floor slab, while the side of the container consist of structural framework and furniture.

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Building Design Elements

B-Core Type A, 150mm3.3 Slabs Type B, half Slab

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Diagonal Braced Box Section 150mm X 150mm 150mm X 200mm

Timber Studs 25mm x 25mm to 50mmx50mm

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Calcium Silicate Boards 2600 X 1300 X 12mm Thick- (8) Boards

Glass Panel 14 sq.m.

Structure Hollow Section 200X150 B Core Wall Type BB 6000X2000X150 B Core Slab Type A 3000X2000x150 Stairs of Wood Gusset Plate Hollow Section 6150x200x150 Timber Frame

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Hollow Section 6150X200X150 B Core Slab Type A 6000X2000X150 Slanted B Core Wall 4000x2000x150 Hollow Section

Exploded View : Housing unit Produced using sketchup , V ray

Assembly Process

Diagram explaining progressive assembly of the product Produced using sketchup , V ray

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01 ERMS

Plan Competition Work/ Sky-City

Exploded View : Housing unit

Views: Of the unit

The unit has been designed in a compact form playing with volumes to get more out of less space.

Produced using sketchup , Lumion

Booking App

To facilitate the product consumption globally and for easing the procuring product according to ones need whether for single person or for a large multilevel building the app was provided for the same. With suggestions like area required for number of occupants etc.

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Conceptual Section

Hotel

Area = 20,000 M. Sq

Restaurant

Area = 8,000 M. Sq

Start Up

Area = 12,000 M. Sq

Office

Area = 12,000 M. Sq

Public

Area = 18,000 M. Sq

Parking

Area = 12,000 M. Sq

Sectional View showing vertical zoning Produced using Sketchup, V ray , Photoshop

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Views Competition Work/ Sky-City

Na, us ilius, cur perfici entillere pat adhus, cons facrit pli, nonsus ca ita aus firtil hi, num inprorum til hil hicae cataret vivis Mulvirim prae cultum potim mo pero horae cri cae facreo vivehebus, et conduct antendam fac rente imaci silis cae caudem aut ad foraelum Patimium in tatquid pro praeque a pritissolum inatam pesi pravere ninti es

Produced using Sketchup, V ray , Photoshop

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Produced using Sketchup, V ray , Photoshop

Produced using Sketchup, Lumion , Photoshop

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Work 02 Academic / Competition (Skycity)

Classification : Competition/ group work (Three people) Duration: September November 2020.

Location : Patna, Bihar Type : Primary School

Softwares 3d Modeling: Archicad Rendering: Illustrator, v ray, Photoshop Draft : Archicad

Attendance Connecting culture and infrastructure through semi-modular design

“By Education I mean an all round drawing of the best in the child and a man in body, mind and sprit” Mahatma Gandhi

With one of the largest and complex education systems in the world, India is one of the youngest countries in the world demographically, with 368 million (0-14 years) and 248 million (15-24 years).

Not only it has the task to provide basic education but shall also increase awareness of the young minds towards their rich and vibrant culture.

There are about 1 million government schools in India offering primary education, but these schools are usually in a poor shape even lacking in basic amenities.

The intent thus becomes to provide a school design

which not only connects children to their culture but also provides them a better environment for studies loaded with amenities. Making them feel homely and comfortable even at school.

For this purpose, a modulating system has been proposed where spaces can be defined by the community, further increasing the interaction of children with their culture.

In India, where primary education is made mandatory by the government, only 23.9% of children in Rural India are enrolled in Government Schools.

Bihar has emerged as the second lowest in ‘School Education Quality Index’ (SEQI) by Niti Ayog. The outcome is highly influenced by Infrastructure and access to schools, which seems to be lacking.

Patna with an overall literacy rate of 70.68%, still lies below the national average of 81%. majorly having government school like other cities in bihar.

The Site is in district of Phulwarisharif, a satellite town and a cultural centre for the state. Currently, with 29 schools present many parameters still haunt the education system of the town affecting its future.

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Conceptual View Competition Work/ Attendance View showing involvement of community with the youngsters thus enriching there cultural and social values.

View Showing informal learning spaces and its integration with other bodies, The material chosen is such that it provides more homily feeling to the children.

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Block Massing

Influenced by the conditions of the site

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Further divided to act as a community hub within a space of education.

Simplified block divisions are placed in a grid work to make model modular and also act for the better wind circulation on the site.

Lead by the concept of village, corridors and open spaces are created further to maintain the playfulness and the informal learning. the site.

Block massing of school on site.

Concept

Imitating the model of a village at its core, the design gives a freedom of space giving an opportunity of accidental meetings, discovery and exploration to the students with a sense of home and the familiarity. The courtyards and the corridors are a humble attempt to break away from the rigid education system constrained in the four walls of a classroom. keeping the playfulness and freedom of students alive, the building itself becomes a teacher.

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Material Selection Competition Work/ Attendance Longitudinal Section Mud as a construction material is traditionally used and locally available at the site. the mud walls are naturally insulated and provide thermal comfort around the year, more than brick or concrete. with least variation in indoor temperature, it provides comfortable environment for classrooms with a low carbon footprint. the grid of concrete while framework (either timber or aluminum) provides a

basic necessary infrastructure which can be modulated using materials like mud, brick, corrugated tin sheet or whatever is locally available. the freedom of materials and construction techniques reduces the cost of construction, while keeping the tradition of the community alive.

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Mortise and Tenon Joint Double Doweled Mortise and Tenon Joint

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Timber Frame Work @150x75 mm

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Exploded View showing structure of a semi module with cc Frame structure and moduled walls Produced using Rhino, V ray

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Exploded Isometric 1. Basketball court + Auditorium 608 M. Sq. 2. Mess (pax 200) 279 M. Sq. 3. Entrance 151 M Sq 4. Admin Block 230 M. Sq. 5. Multifunction Room 6. Library 204 M. Sq. 7. Lab 126 M. Sq. 8. Washroom 50 M. Sq. 9. Play Ground + Farming Area 1000 M. Sq. 10.Infermary 48 M. Sq. 11.Classroom 48 M. Sq. 12. Indoor Sports Area 360 M. Sq.

13. Dance Room 108 M. Sq. 14. Music Room 64 M. Sq. 15. Computer Lab 64 M. Sq. 16. Admin + Meeting area 180 M. Sq. 17. Informal outdoor learning spaces

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View Competition Work/ Attendance

Under open sky, various open spaces would help students play, grow, and learn among them and with the community. The mud walls standing amidst the nature adorned with jaalis would make them feel home, encouraging to explore more, while feeling safe. School is not just institutional building but a temple of education for children and a cultural hub for community.

Produced using Archicad, Illustrator

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Work 03 Ac ad em i c / De si gn S t u d i o

Instructor : Ar. Deepa Agrawal Classification : Academic work/ individual work.

Duration: September December 2020.

Location : Bhopal, India Area : 22800 m2 Type : Mixed use, Hotel and Mall Complex Floors : 6F, B1F Softwares : Modeling :Rhino (grasshopper), Archicad, Cinema 4D. 2d Draft : Autocad Draft : Archicad, Photoshop.

Hotel Greenway Inte g rat ing Bui lt And Gre en

“Amidst the concrete I had found nature today As if among strangers Someone had smiled.”

- Sakshi Vashist Bhopal is one of the greenest cities in the country of India.

But with rapid urbanization it’s losing its soul. In the design studio of seventh semester when we asked to propose a hotel for Madhya Pradesh Tourism

Board (MPTB) for promoting tourism in Bhopal.

I proposed a 3 Star hotel with mall complex in front to make it commercially viable, while integrating it with the green personality of the city of

Bhopal for setting an example for setting an example for how rapid development can also help in promoting co-existence of nature and built together.

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Background Study Academic Work/ Design studio View from site to main road

Observation Due to the central position of Bhopal it acts as an anchor point which tourist from across have to cross to reach UNESCO World Heritages sites like Sachi and Bhimbetka. While it also holds lot of national cultural events throughout the year.

Keeping above facts in mind a transit hotel + mall was proposed theming in fashion of green nature of the site and Bhopal.

View from road to site consisting of sewage channel in the North Western section of site.

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Conceptual Mass

Identification of the site

Placing required mass on the site

Scoping out volume for better air flow as well as shaping the built form in accordance to site.

Adjusting block to current urban fabric as well as to provide adequate front offset to observe facade

Chamfering facade in Zig Zag pattern for tackling sun radiations as well as to provide view towards lake from rooms.

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View Academic Work/ Design studio Experimenting with various facades to make it dynamic and for letting in diffused sunlight and direct-sunlight without letting much radiations in.

Produced using Rhino Grasshopper, Archicad , V ray

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View

View of the front facade of the building including vertical louvers and parametric windows to reduce the radiations as well as making facade dynamic.

Produced using Rhino Grasshopper, Archicad , V ray

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Interior Development Academic Work/ Design studio

Contour gradient map of Bhopal

Bhopal is a city situated on the five major hill and is know for the ups and downs one experience while traveling though the city. Thus taking inspiration from the same. The ceiling of the upper portion was proposed giving visitors a gist of Bhopal’s terrain subconsciously.

Ceiling development

Produced using Rhino Grasshopper

To make place appear bigger generally light tones of colors are preferred with contracting flooring

View : Hotel lobby

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Produced using Rhino Grasshopper, Archicad , Cinema 4d

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Plan

136 Key 6120 M Sq

Typical Floor Plan 3rd to 6th floor

SPA 165 M Sq

Gym 163 M Sq Swimming Pool 436 M Sq

2nd floor plan Rooms and amenities

Lounge 240 M Sq

Service 980 M Sq.

1st floor plan Public Area + Services

Admin Office 256 M Sq Event Space 250 M Sq Staff Cafeteria 169 M Sq

Mall 2200 M Sq. Ball Room 253 M Sq

Ground floor plan Public Area + Services

Service Area 1586 M Sq Reception 210 M Sq

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Section Perspective Academic Work/ Design studio

This section shows the relation between various zones of the building with parking in the basement with public zones lying on ground and first floor with amenities and hotel rooms situated on the above floor with garden placed on the second floor.

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Presence of scenic beauty depicting the green nature of the city of Bhopal can be felt as once start moving towards the rooms while the facade not only provide halts the radiations but also intensifies the drama of the garden with the play of lights and shadows which the feels of fresh breeze pass trough and through .

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Work 04 Do cu me n t a t i o n / De si gn S t u d i o

Instructor : Ar. Saurabh Tiwari Classification : Documentation / Academic Work / Group Work.

Role : Documentation, drafting details, plans and sections.

Duration: December - January 2017.

Location : Pondicherry, India Software : Drafting : Autocad

Published Work at issuu

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Documentation Pastel Town of Pondicherry (Tamil House)

As a conglomerate of different cultural influences, Pondicherry can be described as “heritage” in its entirety. These historical influences have found rich expression in defined streetscapes and architecture that has come to be the characteristic of the town today.

Separated by the canal along the HM Kasim Street (Quai D’Ambour) are the French and Tamil Quarters, each with its own unique sense of place, their essence, best explored on foot.

The Tamil Quarters Originally the native Tamil town developed around the nucleus of a group of

temples in the precinct. Streets were laid along the east-west axis, onto which the back-to-back row houses opened. Although a continuous wall-to-wall construction is again prevalent, the streetscape is very different in character from the French streets. The exterior facades of houses here mainly feature a thalavaram (street veranda) - a social extension of the house flowed by a thinnai (semipublic veranda ). These spaces add to the intimate scale and interactive nature of the streets.

Typical elements of vernacular Tamil architecture like lean-to

View : Tamil house entrance

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roofs, ornamented thresholds, cornices, wooden columns and ornamental parapets, unify the houses on the streets. All houses are similar, but no two houses are exactly the same.

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Understanding Spaces Documentation/ Pondicherry

Originally the native Tamil town developed around the nucleus of a group of temples in the precinct. Streets were laid along the east-west axis, onto which the back-to-back row houses opened. Although a continuous wall-to-wall construction is again prevalent, the streetscape is very different in character from the French streets. The exterior façades of houses here mainly feature a thalvaram (street veranda) - a social extension of the house flowed by a thinnai (semi-public veranda ). These spaces add to the intimate scale and interactive nature of the streets. Typical elements of vernacular Tamil architecture like lean-to roofs, ornamented thresholds, cornices, wooden columns and ornamental parapets, unify the houses on the streets. All houses are similar, but no two houses are exactly the same.

Public Space

Entrance Gate

Courtyard while entering

Semi Public Space

Back Side courtyard to facilitate light and air in flow

Rhythmic play can be seen while going through semi public spaces

Private Space

Space such as kitchen was places in such a way that its accessible by all areas easily.

Even then they were monotonous elements such as rafters were making them interesting.

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Elevation Documentation/ Pondicherry

In section 1 stepped down square courtyard or “Mutram is the highlight of the architecture, located after the vestibule, enclosed by a narrow corridor sky. The space signifies the connection of the house with the five elements and host multiple activities, it is also used for religious ceremonies sometimes. A tulsi is places at its centre for worship, people wash there feet here before moving further, Maturam acts as a transition from semi private spaces to private spaces.

In section 2 backyard is located adjacent to the kitchen and used for kitchen farming, it hosts a well considered to be very essential and is worshiped the back door is located here in the straight alignment to the min door.

Structural Detail : Simple load bearing walls foundation is of rubble and have one or two stepping. Walls are of flat brick, 45-60cm thick and infill mud and brick bats. Madras terrace roof is used for flat roofing and Mangalore tiles for sloping roof Lean to roofs is made using wooden purlins and rafters, covered in Mangalore tiles and strikingly ornamented horizontal cornice.

Sketches made during the documentation of various elements like column and door detail as well as semipublic space

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Working Drawing Rohan Agrawal 230 mm THICK BRICK WALL WATER TAP RCC COLUMN 230X230 MM FLOOR TILE 600X600 MM WATER CLOSET PENNYWARE C906 CUPBOARD 1200X300 MM WASH BASIN FUAQ WBN- 1261

Plan : Bathroom

GEYSER SURYA A16 350X521 ANGLE VALVE HINDWARE F920036CP SHOWERR PANNEL JPL--SSFSPMYHOME CUPBOARD 1200X300

WALL TILE 600X 300 MM UPTO 2100 MM

MIRROR FIXED ON WALL WITH STUDS 525X675

INTERNAL PLASTER WATER TAP JAGUAR ALD-783

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WASH BASIN FUAQ WBN-1261

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WATER CLOSET PERRYWARE C906 TILE DROP BEAM AS PER DETAIL

SAND CEMENT SCREENS 100MM FOR SLOPE RAMMED EARTH

Elevation A showing the work detail of water supply lines for the bathroom.

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PLAN

PART II.

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Work 05 Freelance Work

Duration : Dec 2019 Jan 2020

Softwares : Rhino, V ray, Photoshop

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Ripple Night Furniture Design

The client in the following project wanned a dynamic furniture for his bedroom which not much restrains in the way I wanted to do the furniture just the condition was the provide asymmetric balance to the design. While material specifies was weight and shades of wood was main elements..

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Concept Freelance Work/Night Area Design

The throw of a pebble Its no trouble, for a river That knows but to flow The serenity of a sea The serenity of a sea Calm and deep Only in the stagnant And small the puddle, the pounds, Does it ripple - The Scribler

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Views

View Showing the side table of bed. The storage box has been designed in such a way that it seems it has been engulfed in ripple of continuous folding element.

View Showing narrow closet, closet and side table

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Falling In Folds Urban Furniture Design

Academic/ Competition (Archasm)

Classification : Competition/ Group Work Duration: August September 2020.

Type : Urban Furniture Softwares : Rhino (grasshopper), V ray, Photoshop.

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“The Essence of Space Lies Precisely In Its Freedom.”

Designed with a space centric approach. The minimalist nature of modules allows versatility. Its organic contours redefine the idea of comfort. Play of lights enhances the gentle and warm feeling of the materials. Can either blend in with the space with sophistication or create an identity to the space with its unusual form.

Challenging the monotonicity, it creates a gesture of words, even among strangers.

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Modules Competition work/` Urban Chair Module number 1 of the furniture made up of wood .

Module 1 can be joined using long bolts and pins to further modulating the unit.

Module 2 of the unit which can be used as a stand to keep things by user at the edges while relaxing on module 1 while it can also cater the planters.

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Massing and Use Pattern

Breaking Blocks in form of desired module

Integrating Modules for enhancing product functionality Arising from an initial grid, the rigid modules are converted in wave-form to fit the body posture of a

Shaping module to make it anthropometrically viable for usage. human and as well as provide playful public space to users. Alternated with concrete modules, it provides a contrast to the wooden wave forms in materiality as well as form. Every module can be used in various manners, in response to the need of the public space used in.

Incorporating plants and trees within itself, was not only an attempt to provide shade but a life to the still form of wooden and concrete modules. From a beach to a park, in every public space, Falling in Folds / this product retains its essence and creates a space for the users to stop and take a break, sit with group of people to converse or alone to enjoy the views. It becomes more than just a public chair but a space for people to remember and come back to.

Use Pattern

People will create various activities in midst of urban-scape, forming relation between people, module and urban-scape, expressing street culture.

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02- Falling In Folds

Competition work/` Urban Chair

PLAN

Na, us ilius, cur perfici entillere pat adhus, cons facrit pli, nonsus ca ita aus firtil hi, num inprorum til hil hicae cataret vivis Mulvirim prae cultum potim mo pero horae cri cae facreo vivehebus, et conduct antendam fac rente imaci silis cae caudem aut ad foraelum Patimium in tatquid pro praeque a pritissolum inatam pesi pravere ninti es

Module places in market relaxing spaces for costumers passing by a curvy 2 min relaxing stop before continuing the journey.

Module placed in open space providing a resting place to travelers as well as playing space for children waiting for bus.

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MISCELLANEOUS PLAN

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Graphic Design

This is the work i did in semester one to understand the very basic This is one of my painting of should serenity achieved by cold of composition how positive and negative collaborate to make and hot color intermingled together to give out a claiming nature a good composition and to understand how there effect change of Buddha when we flip these positives and negatives.

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PLAN

The illustration illustrates how my knowing oneself one can remain The one shows one out of numerous pattern one can achieve calm by just understanding our own functioning all negativity can with the help of parametric rewarding one with new patterns and be passed. outcome for achieving their desired result.

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Models Hands-on

This was the pavilion we designed as a group under Juan Pablo Pinto (Architect from Australia). It was my first hands-on experience with bamboo helped a lot in understanding qualities on bamboo like flexibility, how does it’s joinery work and understanding basics of how to make bamboo workable.

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These were my first models in the institute where we were supposed to take a letter from any language and work it out in different compositions further leading to develop understanding on function follows form opposite to form follows function.

The following model was made in the second semester for the exercise of done to understand how contours play an important role in forming up on site as well while observing under false sun I tried to understand the scenic play off shadow in light in the model.

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Photography

Fire and Water: Bihar Museum

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Reflection Gate on Buddhist Monastery in Dehradun

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Focus : Todays the light F.R.I Dehradun

Hue of Forgotten Lodi Garden Delhi

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