Ruchi Jani, Architecture & Design Portfolio by Ruchi Jani

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

PORTFOLIO

RUCHI JANI Kamla Raheja Vidhyanidhi Institute For Architecture Selected Work from 2015 to 2020

RUCHI JANI Architect

Phone : 9987105565 Email

: ruchijani6@gmail.com

Address : Kandivali (East), Mumbai DOB

: 17th June, 1997

EDUCATION

WOR

2015 - 2020 Kamla Raheja Vidhyanidhi Institute for architecture and environmental studies (KRVIA) Bachelors of Architecture / Mumbai University / CGPI : 8.19

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2013 - 2015 Narsee Monjee College HSC / Mumbai University / 88%

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2013

Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Academy SSC / Mumbai University / 94%

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Explo I am a recent graduate of architecture seeking the position of a junior architect. The past five years of my architectural training has offered me a wide range of experiences of design projects, workshops, hands-on working, site visits as well as exhibitions, With the kind of exposure that I have received, the meaning of architecture has evolved for me over the years. Academic work and professional practice have allowed me to explore multiple dimensions of designing. Eventually focusing more on unifying form, function, materiality, textures, interactions, experiences in built spaces while finding a balance between abstraction and practicality. I also have a keen interest in creating and designing spaces that are ephemeral in nature like production design or event spaces.

WORK EXPERIENCE 2018 - 2019 Studio Saransh , Ahmedabad Architecture Intern for 6 Months 2019

2016

Teaching Assistant at KRVIA, Mumbai Introductory workshop for freshers. KRVIA Library Summer Internship Compilation of first year studytrip work into a book published by KRVIA

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SKILLSET

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Software Skill:

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- Adobe Photoshop

Mumb

- Adobe Indesign - Adobe Illustrator

KRVIA

- AutoCAD

KRVIA

- Archicad - Google SketchUp

Class

- Rhinoceros 3D

Class

- Microsoft Office

Class

Hand drafting and rendering Model making (Laser cut + Handmade)

Luckn

Basic Carpentry

Amateur Photography

LANGUAGES English | Hindi | Marathi | Gujarati

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Produ Graph Event

RKSHOPS AND ELECTIVES

ge by Kaushik Mukhopadhyay

ry by Sonal Sundararajan

ography by Vrinda Seksaria

ery by Neha Kuchadkar

ast by Namrata Kapoor

ar Sinan by Nisha Mewada

oring Chunabhatti by Sheema Fatima.

miri peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s workshop by Mirza Sahib Beg.

hines for sound by Mihir Desai, Pranav Thole, ada Jagtap, Chinmay Shidore.

alisation and Culture by Dr. Binti Singh

cial Intelligence in Architecture by Sanket Parab

emporary Perspectives on Resilience by KRVIA

HIBITIONS + RESPONSIBILITIES

State of Architecture Allied Event: Make Shift

bai, Kalaghoda; Exhibition Team (2015)

A Annuals 2016, Exhibition team

A Annuals 2017, Exhibition team Representative, Third Year Representative, Fourth Year Representative, Fifth Year

now Study Trip Committee, Fourth year (2018)

HER INTERESTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 02 03 04

PLACING THE DISPLACED GUWAHATI, ASSAM Undergraduate Thesis

JEENE BHI DO YAARO PATRA CHAWL, MALWANI, MUMBAI Architecture Design

INSTITUTION OF FAITH AJMER, RAJASTHAN Architecture Design

INSTITUTION OF EVERYDAY LIFE AJMER, RAJASTHAN Architecture Design

05 06 07 08

WORKING DRAWINGS INSTITUTION OF EVERYDAY LIFE Technology and Building Construction

INSTITUTION OF DEMOCRACY SHINDEWADI, DADAR, MUMBAI Architecture Design

WORKING DRAWINGS INSTITUTION OF DEMOCRACY Technology and Building Construction

REVIVING RIVER GOMTI LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH Urban Design

09 10 11 12

ARCHITECTURE AS A SCAFFOLD GOL DEVAL, MUMBAI Architecture Design

INVISIBLE CITIES ANEGUNDI, KARNATAKA Architecture Design

MAPPING RURAL SETTLEMENTS ANEGUNDI, KARNATAKA Documentation

BUILDING STORIES CHAKRATA, UTTARAKHAND Documentation

13 14 15 16

BUILDING TECHNOLOGY & ALLIED DESIGN Material Exploration

FORTUNE NEST VAPI, GUJARAT Professional Practice

PPS PROJECT / DARSHAN HALL BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH Professional Practice

SUMAN SONI HOUSE VAPI, GUJARAT Professional Practice

PLACING THE DISPLACED

Understanding and Reclaiming identity of the Marginalised through the case of NRC in Assam. GUWAHATI, ASSAM SEMESTER : 9 & 10, Thesis | GUIDE : Rohan Shivkumar TYPE : Institutional | BUILT-UP AREA : 4440 Sq. M

The primary intent is to explore how does the power of architecture, empowers the dis empowered. The thesis attempts to closely document the lives of communities that do not have any support or recognition from the state or the society they believe to be a part of. It tries to acknowledge the contribution of the marginalized community. And to interpret how architecture can validate their presence by creating ‘new public spheres’ and have ‘contemporary forms of collective associations’. The North-Eastern states of India share international borders with Bangladesh, which is relatively porous in nature; allowing immigration within the country. There has been an influx of people immigrating primarily to Assam over the years. To curb this unauthorized immigration, the state of Assam is thus updating the National Register of Citizens, with an intent to weed out “infiltrators” and there are nearly 2 Million people excluded from the list. These people contributing to the socio-economic development of the state for decades, are a marginalized community living on the fringes.

OBLIQUE VIEW

Timeline of reforms in the boundaries of region, states and nation over

the years which resulted in movement of people. The chronology helps one to understand the distinct trajectory followed by people over the years.

Formation of Assam with Shillong as Capital.

1912

Partition of India and Pakistan.

1838

1947

BENGAL PRESIDENCY

Partition of Bengal into a Be new predominantly Bengali

Formation of the state of Assam

1950

People & communities living in the wet lands of river Brahmaputra and its

tributaries to district with maximum exclusions to the city areas were explored. This diverse range was to understand the points of view of multiple people ranging from locals to apparent immigrants to officials on the subject of NRC.

Kobita Begam Farm Worker

Marium Nessa Farm Worker

Muzzamil H Shop Owne

BARPETA TOWN GARUKHUTI

Areas Explored

Autorickshaw Driver

URBAN ASSAM

GUWAHATI

RURAL ASSAM

DHALPUR

Street Vendor

Handloom

Let Our Choices Be Heard.

engali-Hindu province of West Bengal and a i Muslim province, East Bengal and Assam.

1905

Let Us Settle With Dignity.

Reformation of the state of Assam

Haque er

m worker

Sukur Ali Farm Worker

1971

Abdul and Nur Alam Children

Border

TODAY

Nasima Begam House Wife Let Us Have Opportunities.

Street Vendor

Cycle Rickshaw Driver Let Us Stay Safe With Our Loved ones

SOCIAL INFRASTR Schematic Plans of Existing Support infrastructure

functioning in a enclosed room highlighting the constrained spatial structure of the active institutions.

Design Elements

The design explor

diagram following a c well with the site and to puncher.The inten together generating pathway which would Plan of Foreigners' Tribunal, Barpeta

Non linear, zig zag pathway w context.

Plan of AAMSU Office, Guwahati

Intersecting pathway with pe in a plaza.

Massing

Plan of Typical NGO Office

RUCTURE FOR PLACING THE DISPLACED IN ASSAM

ration was about creating a certain pathway that responds d allows for walls and volume nt was to have walls coming a play of volumes along a d result in spaces of acts. Elongated pathway with spaced-out institutions, spread over the entire edge.

Peripheral pathway, enclosing spaced-out institutions, spread over the entire edge

with perpendicular institutions, non parallel to

Elongated, non linear pathway, intersecting spaced-out institutions, spread over the entire edge.

Disjunct pathway, connecting spaced-out institutions.

erpendicular compacted institutions, opening

Peripheral pathway, enclosing spaced-out institutions, spread over the entire edge .

Continuous, curvilinear pathway, connecting spaced-out institutions, spread over the entire edge.

SITE PLAN

8 7

2 7

9 3 9

LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

MULTIPURPOSE HALL LEGAL AID CENTER VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTER SPORTS FACILITY LIBRARY COMMUNITY HALL FOLLIES

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

AMPHITHETER WATERBODY BADMINTON COURTS BASKETBALL COURT CYCLING TRACK FOOTBALL COURT PARKING SPACE

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

BIRD EYE VIEW

LEGEND 1 DORMITORY 2 LEGAL AID CENTER 3 VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTER 4 TOILET

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

PLAN, AXONOMETRIC VIEW AND WALL SECTION THROUGH LEGAL AID CENTER

PLAN, AXONOMETRIC VIEW AND WALL SECTION THROUGH VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTER & SPORTS FACILITY

PLAN, AXONOMETRIC VIEW AND WALL SECTION THROUGH LIBRARY

OBLIQUE VIEW ZOOM-INs

Entry Courtyard

Legal Aid Center

Dormitory

Dorm, Entry Courtyard, Library

Library

Community hall, mound

Waterbody, Spillout spaces

Vocational Training Center

Conversation Square, Waterbody

Sorry Tree, Mound

Converstation Square

Amphitheater, Green Room

Sports Facility and Playground

Converstation Square

Mound, Memory Lab, Converstaion Square

Viewing Deck

JEENE BHI DO YAARO

Understanding complex reality of degenerating urban living environments or poor urban communities. PATRA CHAWL, MALWANI, MUMBAI SEMESTER : 9 | GUIDE : Ashok Lall & Vandana Ranjitsinh TYPE : Housing | BUILT-UP AREA : 26260 Sq. M

The studio intends to give a good taste of the potential of professional work in the real world to transform the quality of life in Patra Chawl. Patra chawl settlement is a part of Ambujwadi in Malvani. Patra chawl is a settlement and lifestyle constructed out of ‘patras’ or scrap corrugated sheets put together. It is an informal and a temporary kind of informal settlement on government land. Since it is government land which is occupied by people, authorities have tried to pull down and demolish this settlement many a times. Which is also the primary reason for construction of houses using patras as they couldn’t afford to rebuild in another way. While people living in Patra chawl lack basic tangible infrastructure and amenities like toilets, water supply, electricity, healthcare and educational facilities, access and road networks; they also lack ownership and tenureship of the place, technology and employment which are intangible needs of people. Since the houses and settlement is temporary in nature it is assumed to be a transitional space where people use Patra chawl as a portal to enter the city and eventually earn means and access to the city to move out of the place. (Team - Ruchi Jani, Bansi Mehta, Yash Salian, Pranali Desai, Vidula Tare)

EXISTING SITE PLAN (HAND DRAWING)

SITE PLAN

NUMBER OF MEMBERS

NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD

2 - 4 NOS

5 - 6 NOS

315

7 AND ABOVE

HOUSEHOLD INCOME PER MONTH

NO OF HOUSES

10000 - 20000

286

20000 - 30000

137

30000 - 50000

50000 AND ABOVE

AFFORDABILITY OF AREA FOR INCOME THUMBRULE

NO OF HOUSES

15 SQ.M

193

30 SQ.M

213

40 SQ.M AND ABOVE

EXISTING HOUSES ON SITE

425

TOTAL AREA OF THE SITE

62510 SQ.M

USABLE SITE AREA

27360 SQ.M

BUILT ON SITE (GROUND)

3900 SQ.M

OPEN SPACE ON SITE

23440 SQ.M

PER PERSON LIVING SPACE

7.8 SQ.M

PER PERSON LIVING SPACE

9.7 SQ.M

FLOOR SPACE INDEX

1 SHARED KITCHEN CATERING 8-10 UNITS TOILET BLOCK UNIT AREA + MEZANINE

1.4

40.5 SQ.M 32.2 SQ.M 31.6 + 13.45 SQ.M

TWO WHEELER PARKING

RECAHRGE PIT

TOILET COMMON KITCHEN

VEGETABLE GARDEN

6.5 x 6m

UNIT

6x5m

DINING AREA/ GATHERING SPACE

UGT 4.6 x 3.6m

3.5 x 15 +750mm

UNIT

6x5m

UNIT

6x5m

COURTYARD 10 x 15m +450 mm

UNIT

6x5m

PLAY AREA 5 x 15 m +600 mm

UP B’

CLUSTER 1

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECTION AA’

+ 00 mm

WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS DIAGRAM

TOILET COMMON KITCHEN

+4800

VEGETABLE GARDEN

UNIT

6x5m +4950

A’

CLUSTER 1

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECTION BB’

B’

EXPLODED INDIVIDUAL UNIT AND MATERIALS

EXPLODED CLUSTER AXONOMETRIC VIEW

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

CLUSTER AXONOMETRIC VIEW

3D VIEW OF CLUSTER ARRANGEMENT

INSTITUTION OF FAITH/BRIDGES: BUILD, BURN

Understanding religious practices and their relationship with the communities that they serve. AJMER, RAJASTHAN SEMESTER : 6 | GUIDE : Mayuri Sisodia & Vinit Nikumbh TYPE : Institution | BUILT-UP AREA : 3050 Sq. M

The city of Ajmer is centred around the Dargah-E-Sharif or Hazrat Khawaja Gharib Nawaz Dargah. The Dargah complex, which is a religious hub also patronizes a number of cultural art forms. Highly traditional in nature, these are passed on from generation to generation and a lot of people remain aloof to these age old wisdoms. There seems to be a constant clash between these traditional art forms that dargah has to offer and contemporary learning, with the latter usually overpowering. Thus, the intend of the project is to conserve the available elements of culture by establishing a dialogue between the tradition and the contemporary through infrastructure that would allow the growth of traditions to add up to the value systems as well as do away with practices that are obsolete in today’s day and time. The project is an amalgamation of two distinct masses weaved together with bridges. These two masses emerging out of a third entity that ties everything together. These four components (traditional learning center, contemporary learning center, bridges and the archival/ display center) formulate the learning center. The aim is to create a center, uniting the traditional influence of the dargah and contemporary influence of the city. The new space hopes to be a connection between the past and the future. Design process involved interpreting “Bridges : Build and burn” in the context of the Dargah. Hence, build bridges that promote and nurture the rich cultural heritage of the Dargah-E-Sharif and burn those bridges that hold us back.

SITE MODEL

INTERVENTION MODEL

BASEMENT PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECTION AAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

VIEW

SECTION BB’

ELEVATION

W OF THE STEEL BUILDING

SECTION CC’

VIEW OF THE BRIDGE CONNECTING THE STONE BUILDING

PLAN WITH THE GRID

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

INSTITUTION OF EVERYDAY LIFE

Exploring the vernacular and institutional systems in Chakrata CHAKRATA, UTTARAKHAND SEM : 4 | GUIDE : Apurva Parikh & Namrata Kapoor TYPE : Institution | BUILT-UP AREA : 860 Sq. M

The project proposes to build a Meteorological and a community centre at Sawra, A settlement in Chakrata. Chakrata faces harsh climatic condition and the intervention aims at providing accurate information about the weather conditions to equip the villages to face the drastic change in the climate and prepare for it. The building is located next to the temple which is the highest point in the settlement. Building uses the existing community space as a foreground and sits as a bar with a bowl floating on the top along the street axis which is perpendicular to the existing village grid. The intervention borrows the village grid to form rectangular space. The bowl acts as an observation deck for star gazing or viewing the valley below and the foreground of the building becomes a space for community gatherings and celebrations.

SYNTHESIS DRAWING

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

BASEMENT PLAN

ELEVATIONS

INTERVENTION MODEL

INSTITUTION OF EVERYDAY LIFE in CHAKRATA SEMESTER : 5 | GUIDE : Dyanesh TYPE : Institution | BUILT-UP AREA : 860 Sq. M 400

4150

450

300

1650 1500

1:1

LADIES TOILET

500 E

1:1

950

550

850

1100

5350

E-

1600 800

900

250

GENTS TOILET

1200

1:1

100

D1 1950

1000

850

1600

U T

E-

1:1

Ã&#x2DC;1200

-1500

F2C1 S2

D3 1750

HANDICAP'S TOILET

3650

2050

2100

1100

1600

2400 W8

8 5

W8 10 3

1550

11 2 1

P N

1150

-1500 W1

6750

M L

C9 W2

F1C1 S1

-1500

INFORMAL PUBLIC SPACE W2

K J

C12 W3

H G F

C13

2050

8050

1500

2750

1000

C15 1000

3600

WORKING DRAWINGS

1700

2300

2800

ADMIN W5

C17 8100

B A

C20

NOTES :

W7 CLEATS

1450

AMPHITHEATER

NAME SIZES

FRAME

7350

7000

30600

12 13

5050

550

FIXED GLASS

1650

3500

GLASS HORIZONTAL LOUVERS

1000 x 900

C'8 8600

1 2 3

DISCRIPTION

FROSTED GLASS WINDOWS FIXED AT 2050MM ABOVE THE GROUND WITH ALUNIMIUM FRAME.

NO.

W'1

5 6 7

MATERIAL ALUMINIUM FROSTED GLASS

W'1

P'4

9 10

W'1

NO.

SINGLE LEAF, FRAMED AND PANELLED TIMBER DOOR 900 x 1800 750 x 1800 1100 x 1800 1000 x 2100

-3000

SKETCH

1500

02 04 01

13 14

CONFERENCE AREA

1550 900

11 12

DOOR FRAME TIMBER PANEL W'1 16MM

15 16

760

M L

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9

4600 x 3000 2750 x 2800 3800 x 3000 7600 x 3000 2800 x 3000 3550 x 3000 0950 x 3000 2750 x 3000 2700 x 3000

01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01

-1500

H 750

IPS FLOORING CONCRETE FLOORING TOUGHNED GLASS

9800

C16

F E

C'11

K J

STEEL HOOK

W'3

C'13

SISMOLOGY LAB

CEILING SCHEDULE NAME TYPE

STEEL I SECTIONS AND RCC DECKING

W'4

P'7

-4500

ALUMINIUM FRAMEW'2

PARQUET BOARD (20 MM) MORTAR (10 MM) RCC SLAB (150 MM) W'3

C14

5 CLOTH

P'6

PARQUET FLOORING: WOODEN BLOCKS LAID IN HERRING BONE PATTERN

F3 F4

F1C2 S1

SKETCH

WATER BODY

SKETCH

CURTAIN ATTACHED K TO ALUMINIUM FRAME WELDED TO THE BEAM AND CLIPPED J TO THE ALUMINIUM C'12 FRAME AT THE BASE. 15

FLOORING SCHEDULE NAME TYPE

W'2

P'5

NO. DESCRIPTION

C'10

C'14

1000

300

C11

1150

WEST FACADE NAME SIZE

3200

1700

115 THICK BRICKWORK WITH 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER.

4500

M 230 THICK BRICKWORK WITH 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER AND 19 MM C'9 EXTERNAL SANDFINISH PLASTER L

C10

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W'1

5300

MASONARY SCHEDULE DESCRIPTION

1000 300

P N

TIMBER FROSTED GLASS

DOOR SCHEDULE NAME DESCRIPTION

-3100 11

P'3

C'7

3900

1400 x 20

FROSTED GLASS WINDOW

-1200

C'6

MATERIAL

NO.

TYPE

1450

SKETCH

TIMBER FROSTED GLASS

NAME SIZES W6

DISCRIPTION

FRAME

1200

FROSTED GLASS WINDOWS FIXED AT 900MM ABOVE THE GROUND WITH TIMBER P FRAME.

FROSTED GLASS WINDOW

MATERIAL

TYPE P

C'4

2750

1800 1660

ENTRY

GLASS PANEL SIZE 100 x 650

NO.

0750 x 1200

F2C2 S2 -4350

4950

DESCRIPTION Q

C'5 OPENABLE LOUVERED FROSTED GLASS WINDOWS FIXED AT 1200MM ABOVE THE GROUND WITH TIMBER FRAME.

2950

2900

-750

P'2

400

1500 3850 2700

F4C1

-1500

3750

750

LADIES TOILET

PARQUET BOARD (20MM)

LOUVERED FROSTED GLASS WINDOW [TOILET] 70

I BEAM (300,200) AL. FRAME (80,22MM) 1800 GLASS CLEAR (16MM)

CLEAR GLASS (16 MM THICK)

TYPE

FRAME -1650

03 06 02 03 01 02

SKETCHCHANGING ROOM

ALUMINIUM

1200 x 2850 1200 x 3000 1400 x 3000 1120 x 3000 0750 x 3000 1370 x 3000

NAME SIZES

C'3

1200

W8 W1 W2 W3 W4 W5

NO. MATERIAL

F2C2 S2 -4350 2500

1:1

1200

NAME SIZES FRAME

E-

PIVOTTED ROTATING GLASS FULL LENGTH GLASS PANELS ARE FRAMED WITH WINDOW WITH ALUMINIUM FRAMES ON THE TOP AND BOTTOM WHICH ARE FRAME PIVOTED OF THE CENTER. MOVEMENT IS RESTRICTED 1500 S BY THE FRAME.

S R

GENTS TOILET

1500 OP

DESCRIPTION

1:1

TYPE

-1500

950

P LO

WINDOW SCHEDULE WATER BODY

300

20 MATEL PLATE

C'2

NO. 1650

BOLTS

350

1600

5450

C1,C2,C3,C4, C5,C6,C7,C8 C9,C10,C11, C12,C13,C14, C15,C16,C17, C18,C19,C20

C (STEEL STANCHIONS) (AT LEVEL -1500)

P'1

SKETCH

3400

3000

COUMN SCHEDULE COLUMN NO. TYPE

850

C2 METER ROOM

100

800

1200

2700

UGT

800

1800

1650

1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS. 2. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS. 3. FOLLOW WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ONLY. 4. THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF1THE ARCHITECT AND SHOULD NOT BE COPIED WITHOUT HIS PERMISSION. THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT. 5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. 6. ALL SERVICES TO BE REFERRED FROM THE SERVICES CONSULTANT DRAWINGS. 7. FOR ALL OTHER DETAILS REFER TO OTHER RELEVANT DRAWINGS. 8. ALL EXISTING GROUND LEVELS TO BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. U 9. IN CASE OF ANY DISCREPANCY SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY C'1 BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF ARCHITECT/CONSULTANT. T

C'15 SKETCH

RCC (150 MM) CORRUGATED METAL SHEET (50 MM)

D4 2350

W'5

G F

C'16

I BEAM(300 MM)

SKIRTING SCHEDULE NAME TYPE S1 S2

C18

C19

B A

W'5

LAB. 2

D WOODEN PARQUET BOARD UPTO 150 C'17MM FROM THE FLOOR VITRIFIED TILES UPTO 1000 MM FROM THE FLOOR. C

SAWRA, CHAKRATA A

W'1

C'18

P'9

KAMLA RAHEJA VIDHYANIDHI B INSTITUTE FOR ARCHITECTURE NAME :

LAB. 1 4650

6100

4250

P'8

W'1

C'19

B A

C'20

RUCHI JANI YEAR :

3RD YEAR B.ARCH

DATE :

11/09/2017

ROLL NO : SCALE :

1529 2

SHEET:

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SIGN :

SHEET NO :

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECTION BBâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

SECTION AAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

SITE STUDY

Shindewadi court is a BMC court handling cases within the area of Colaba to Mulund. The site is close to the Dadar railway station and is bounded by MHADA buildings on 3 sides. Buildings around are commercial spaces on the ground and residential above. This nature of these buildings thereby make the ground plane active allowing secondary functions to spill out on the street. The trapezoidal plot houses the building which functions as a court on the ground floor and school on the 3 floors above it and also a playground adjecent to the building. Because of the trans-programming, the funtioning of the two is altered and restricted. The playground used by the school and the residents for various activities such as sports, leisure and festivities. (Team for Site study - Khyati Goyal, Kanika Gupta, Krutika Jagtap, Rucha Jaykhedkar, Raj Kachalia, Shreya Kamat, Suraj Thorat)

EXISTING SITE AXONOMETRIC

INSTITUTION OF DEMOCRACY

Studying existing court houses, the machinary and its perception by the public as an institution of democracy SHINDEWADI, DADAR, MUMBAI SEMESTER : 5 | GUIDE : Rohan Shivkumar TYPE : Institution | BUILT-UP AREA : 5900 Sq. M

The project proposes to reimagine the institute of democracy and build a space which promotes emotional and social aspect of life rather than ingnoring it, like most of the civic building in the country. The building is a blend of shared spaces between the existing school, the court and formal spaces which intends to promote public interaction.The building also hopes to metamorphose into community spaces in the evenings. The design thus aims at keeping the ground plane with a lot of congregation spaces. Every space in the building has its own spill out space which promotes informality even for the people working in the court. Along with the informal spaces, the linear building is designed to cascade into blocks hovering onto you as thought the justice having its own significance and a vital presence.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

CROSS SECTION

LONG SECTION

SITE MODEL

ELEVATION INTERVENTION MODEL

ELEVATION

WORKING DRAWINGS

INSTITUTION OF DEMOCRACY in SHINDEWADI, MUMBAI SEMESTER : 6 | GUIDE : Nemish Shah TYPE : Institution | BUILT-UP AREA : 5900 Sq. M 19

800

S12

S13

1050

S11

D4 950 150 F1 M2 S1C1

1050

C23 1950 1200

2260

SC19

E-

1:1

770

2200

3850

NOTE METAL RAILING UPTO 1000MM

4 3 2 R=300 T=450

230

F2 - C2

7040 C33

980

R=170 T=300

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

DN R=170 T=300

3510

F3 - -

D4 950 250

LADIES TOILET

1820

R=150 T=300 1 2 3

-1050

SC21 5

C19

C22

1760

490

C21

+450

150

C38

3550

6510 x 7040

280

1280

1950

1280

800

LOBBY

1160

C26

2560

5280 W4

1200

1870

950 1600

C32

6510

5780

900 810 GENTS TOILET F1M2 S1C1

11620

7430

2500

C37

13530 3500

1670

1200

450

14490

1220

9820 x 9500

S1 C1

2260

COURTYARD

REGISTRAR F1M1 6510 x 7430

1200

-1000

1680

550

6530

-1000

1470

6510 2500

S10

SC18

6150

SC20

1760

980

13100

C31

280

1980

C36

280

9490

6280

750

1600

1200

Ã&#x2DC;1200

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

C24

8450

-3200 C20

N C39

3320 8510

2240

2370

1480

2820

1580

1480

2500

860

+450

C29

2500

3270

2500

C27

840

+450

2500

6800

2500

C25

6820

DN 1

-900

3 R=300 T=600

C18

S1 C1

9510 x 11450

9510 x 5560

W5 730

C40

1200

3 2 1 R=150 T=300

1480

+450

6750

1230

1950

1500

490 W5

2090 2360

3010

C35

C30

1500

2500

3270

2500

840

C28

7840 x 5610

F2 - -

10470

COURTYARD

COURT OFFICES F1M1

2500

2750

S1 C1

1760

POLICE F1M1 CHAMBER S1 C1

CASHIER F1M1

9510 x 8510

10470

1000

1180

1420

C34

1760

SC17

1180

SC16

8000

A 1200

1200

1990

2590

+450

1550

1960

1050 500

F1 M2 S1 C1

TOILET D3

11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 R=170 T=300

150

4750

1 R=150 T=300

+450

C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7,C8,C15,C18

-2000mm

750 x 750

750 2250 2550

-3650mm

C22, C23, C26

1030 730

230 x 230

C9,C10,C11,C12,C13,C14,C16, C17,C19,C20,C21,C24

M C11

P C3

SC2

F2M2 C3 2260

C15

R 2260

NOTE (FOR C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7,C15,C18) SEATING UPTO 500mm ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL. BRICKWALL UP 400MM AND 100MM PCC ABOVE IT

SC10

SC3

SC15

16490

230 1650 1350

-3650mm 450 x 450

450 (STUB COLUMN) SC1,SC2,SC3,SC4,SC5,SC6,SC7, SC8,SC9,SC10,SC11,SC12,SC13, SC14,SC15,SC16,SC17

-2000mm

1650 1350

450 x 450

150

450

50 450

SHEAR WALL SCHEDULE SHEAR WALL NAME

LEVEL

S1 S2, S3, S4 S5, S6 S7, S8 S9 S10 S12,S13

SIZE 4100 x 200 2600 x 200 8000 x 200 1800 x 200 8450 x 200 2000 x 200 2600 x 200

-2000 mm -2000 mm -2000 mm -3650 mm -3650 mm -3650 mm -3650 mm

NOTE: CENTERLINES A, D, N, 5, 6,16,19 ARE THE CENTERLINES FOR RETAINING WALL CENTERLINE 1', A' ,B', C', D',E', F', G' ARE FOR THE COLUMNS C1a, C1b, C2a, C2b, C3a, C3b, C4a, C4b, C5a, C5b, C6a, C6b, C7a, C7b, C8a, C8b COLUMNS C15 AND C18 BRANCHES INTO C15a,C15b,C15c COLUMNS C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7,C8 BRANCHES INTO C1a, C1b,C2a, C2b, C2c, C4d, C3a,C3b, C4a, C4b, C5a,C5b,C6a, C6b, C7a,C7b WINDOW SCHEDULE NAME

W1 61450

450

SC1

SC9

150

SC8

R=170 T=300

150

F2 - -

9 50

H J

NO. 16

450

150

1660

1650 1350

8000

C14

SKETCH

SCHOOL F2C2

1500

C17

SIZE 450 x 450

F1 M2 S1 C1

C10

11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

LEVEL

7780 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

COLUMN SCHEDULE COLUMN NO.

C1, C25, C27, C28, C29, C30, C31, -2000mm C32, C33, C34, C35, C36, C37, C38, C39, C40

440 550

1600

1200

150

C D4

4260

2500 1780

2500

C13

-3290

5210

11610

ADMIN F1M1 OFFICE S1 C1

3510

1480

620

5480

NOTE DUMB WAITER UPTO GROUND FLOOR

F2 1480 2550

2550

1200

TOILET

6800 x 5000

4990

1200

NOTES : 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS. 2. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS. 3. FOLLOW WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ONLY. 4. THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND SHOULD NOT BE COPIED WITHOUT HIS PERMISSION. THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT. 5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. 6. ALL SERVICES TO BE REFERRED FROM THE SERVICES CONSULTANT DRAWINGS. 7. FOR ALL OTHER DETAILS REFER TO OTHER RELEVANT DRAWINGS. 8. ALL EXISTING GROUND LEVELS TO BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. 9. IN CASE OF ANY DISCREPANCY SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF ARCHITECT/CONSULTANT.

450

S2 280

6240

4710

MIC ROOM

-1000

750

-1000

1760

PRINCIPALS F1M1 S1 C1 CABIN

4080

2050

230

1800

2500

820

2550

4230

C12

1500

1440

C16

280

DESCRIPTION

QTY

BRASS PIVOTS FIXED AT THE CENTER OF GLASS PANELS AND ALUMINIUM FRAME. MOVEMENT RESTRICTED WITH THE HELD OF STOPPERS

COMPONENTS

SIZES

LEVELS

QTY

S=500, L=2200

SKETCH PCC FRAME

1700

14 x 5 FROSTED GLASS 400 x 1150 = 70 16mmThk with Rubber casing NAME

DESCRIPTION

PCC FRAME (Precasted)

SIZES

QTY

590 x 150 c/s

SC5

PCC FRAME

SC6

DESCRIPTION

QTY

2 6

L=3200 QTY

50 x 3200

50 x 10500

CLEAR GLASS 20mmThk with Rubber casing

1400 x 3000

CLEAR GLASS 20mmThk with Rubber casing

400 x 3000

NAME

DESCRIPTION

GLASS PANELS HINGED TOGETHER SLIDING ON THE ALUMINIUM CHANNEL

2 6 2 QTY

LEVELS

L=2750

SIZES

QTY

ALUMINIUM FRAME

50 x 3200

ALUMINIUM CHANNEL

50 x 6750

50 x 3000

750 x 3000

DESCRIPTION OPENABLE LOUVERED FROSTED GLASS WINDOWS FIXED WITH ALUMINIUM FRAME. SIZES

HOLLOW ALUMINIUM FRAME

75x 50

FROSTED GLASS

650 x 100

13 QTY

LEVELS

S=1200, L=2400

SKETCH

1200

COMPONENTS

GLASS HORIZONTAL LOUVERS 75

6280

LEVELS

SIZES

ALUMINIUM FRAME

3350

BRASS PIVOTS FIXED TO THE GLASS PANELS AND ALUMINIUM FRAME. MOVEMENT RESTRICTED WITH THE HELP OF STOPPERS

NAME

SC7

RUBBER CASING

400

W3 W4

CLEAR GLASS 20mmThk with Rubber casing

GLASS 10

NAME

COMPONENTS

SC14

TIMBER FRAME

ALUMINIUM FRAME

S=500, L=2200

COMPONENTS

SC13

LEVELS

150

QTY

SKETCH

1x7 FROSTED GLASS 400 x 1150 = 7 16mmThk with Rubber casing SC12

2500

BRASS PIVOTS FIXED AT THE CENTER OF GLASS PANELS AND ALUMINIUM FRAME. MOVEMENT RESTRICTED WITH THE HELD OF STOPPERS

COMPONENTS

RUBBER CASING

400

150

53540

SC4

GLASS

1700

SC11

FRAME

590 x 150 14 c/s

PCC FRAME (Precasted)

DOOR SCHEDULE NAME

11610

R=150 3 2 1 T=300

FLOORING SCHEDULE

CEILING SCHEDULE

DESCRIPTION SINGLE LEAF, FRAMED AND PANELLED TIBER DOOR

D1 D2 D3 D4

1950 x 2700 1480 x 2700 1200 x 2700 950 x 2700

NO.

SKETCH DOOR FRAME

02 04 05 06

GROUND FLOORDADAR PLAN SHINDEWADI, KAMLA RAHEJA VIDHYANIDHI

TIMBER PANEL 16MM

18000

14700

150 MM BBC 30 MM THK IPS

2400

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

LIFT ROOM

1150

15450

PCC COPING

750

FOURTH FLOOR LEVEL

WATA

150 MM BBC 30 MM THK IPS

TERRACE

150

PARAPET LEVEL

16750

S11

THIRD FLOOR LEVEL

11700

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

10950

CORRIDOR

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

7950

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

7200

15 MM THK GRANITE 150 MM THK 2 WAY SLAB

CORRIDOR

3600

2700

S11

450

30 MM THK IPS

100 MM PCC 15 MM THK GRANITE PLINT BEAM

S11

-3200 -3650 200 MM THK RAFT SLAB 250 MM THK LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE 30 MM THK IPS WATER PROOFING

700

TOE BRICK PROTECTION

18000

FOURTH FLOOR LEVEL

15450

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

14700

THIRD FLOOR LEVEL

11700

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

10950

150 MM BBC 30 MM THK IPS

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

3450

450

JUDGE's CHAMBER

150 MM BBC 30 MM THK IPS

30 MM THK IPS

00 -150

COURT ROOM

RECORD ROOM

REGISTRAR's OFFICE

100 MM PCC 15 MM THK GRANITE PLINT BEAM

-3200 -3650

UGT

500

TOE BRICK PROTECTION

JUDGE's CHA

GUTTER BASEMENT FLOOR LEVEL RAFT SLAB BOTTOM

TERRACE

450

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL GROUND LEVEL BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

150 MM BBC 30 MM THK IPS

WATA

3150

4200

OHT

1350

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

2680

7200

3600 3750

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

LIFT ROOM

7950

PCC COPING

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

600

16750

1000

PARAPET LEVEL

3600

250 450

BASEMENT FLOOR LEVEL RAFT SLAB BOTTOM

1700

REGISTRAR's OFFICE

00 -150

450

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL GROUND LEVEL BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

S11

PUMP ROOM

200 MM THK RAFT SLAB 250 MM THK LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE 30 MM THK IPS WATER PROOFING

250 450

3450

3600

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

CORRIDOR

2680

4200

3600 3750

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

2700

S11

150 MM BBC 30 MM THK IPS

COURT ROO

FILING AND SE

AMBER

PCC COPING 1350 1200

150 MM BBC 30 MM THK IPS

COLUMN SCHEDULE COLUMN NO.

CLASSROOM

LEVEL

C1, C25, C27, C28, C29, C30, C31, -2000mm C32, C33, C34, C35, C36, C37, C38, C39, C40

SIZE

SKETCH

450 x 450

1650 1350 150

NO. 450

450

50 W2

C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7,C8,C15,C18

-2000mm

750 x 750

150

750

STAFF ROOM 50 750 2250 2550

2750

S10

-3650mm

C22, C23, C26

LIBRARY

1030 730

230 x 230

230 C9,C10,C11,C12,C13,C14,C16, C17,C19,C20,C21,C24

S10

150 450

200 MM THK FLAT SLAB

SCHOOL ADMIN

450

50 450

CAPITAL

EDGE BEAM 3600

100 MM PCC PLINT BEAM

(STUB COLUMN) SC1,SC2,SC3,SC4,SC5,SC6,SC7, SC8,SC9,SC10,SC11,SC12,SC13, SC14,SC15,SC16,SC17

-2000mm

1650 1350

450 x 450

150

450

KITCHEN

450

900

1500

230 1650 1350

-3650mm 450 x 450

CAFE

150

SHEAR WALL SCHEDULE SHEAR WALL NAME S1 S2, S3, S4 S5, S6 S7, S8 S9 S10 S12,S13

LEVEL -2000 mm -2000 mm -2000 mm -3650 mm -3650 mm -3650 mm -3650 mm

SIZE 4100 x 200 2600 x 200 8000 x 200 1800 x 200 8450 x 200 2000 x 200 2600 x 200

SECTION AA' SECTION AA’

1150

PCC COPING 150 MM BBC 30 MM THK IPS

S10

JUDGE's CHAMBER

S10 W2

S10

ERVER ROOM

LIBRARY

S10

200 MM THK FLAT SLAB

SCHOOL ADMIN

CAPITAL

CAFE

900

100 MM PCC PLINT BEAM

3600

1500

EDGE BEAM

KITCHEN

SECTION BB' SECTION BB’

SHINDEWADI, DADAR KAMLA RAHEJA VIDHYANIDHI INSTITUTE FOR ARCHITECTURE YEAR : 3rd YEAR B.ARCH NAME : RUCHI JANI

ROLL NO : 1529

SHEET: SECTION DATE : SIGN :

12/3/2018

SCALE : 1:100 SHEET NO :

00 PCC COPING

PCC COPING

50 30 MM THK IPS 100 MM BBC

30 MM THK IPS TERRACE100 MM BBC

30 MM THK IPS

TERRACE

PCC COPING

PCC COPING C28

C28

30 MM THK IPS 100 MM BBC

WATA

C21 S5

-1000

TERRACE

-1000

W7 -1000

C21

C19

C28

C16

C12

-1000

C9 S5

-1000

C9 C21

C19

C16

00 S8 S10 S6 D4

JUDGE's CHAMBER D4 D4 D4

JUDGE's CHAMBER JUDGE's CHAMBERD2 D2

JUDGE's CHAMBER JUDGE's CHAMBER

JUDGE's CHAMBER JUDGE's CHAMBER D2 D2

S6 D2

JUDGE's CHAMBER D3

JUDGE's CHAMBER

S10

JUDGE's CHAMBER

S10

JUDGE's CHAMBER

950 S10 S6

COURT ROOM

950

COURT ROOM COURT ROOM D2

COURT ROOM

C29

S10

COURT ROOM

C29

S10

COURT ROOM

9100 x 7510

COURT ROOM COURT ROOM F1M1

F1M1 S1 C2

COURT ROOM

F1M1 S1 C2

9100 x 7510 9100 x 7510 S1 C2

F1M1 S1 C2

9100 x 7510

COURT ROOM 9100 x 7510

COURT ROOM

F1M1 S1 C2

9100 x 7510

200 S10 W1

RECORD D4 D4 ROOM D4 100 MM PCC LINTEL

200

RECORDFILING ROOMAND SERVER ROOM

FILING AND SERVER ROOM

LIBRARY

S10

LIBRARY

RECORD ROOM

S10

FILING AND SERVER ROOM

LIBRARY

S11

450

C30 S10

D4 S6

30 MM D3 THK IPS

00 150

200 MM THK FLAT SLAB

REGISTRAR's OFFICE

200 MM THK SCHOOL ADMIN FLAT SLAB S8

CAPITAL

SCHOOL ADMIN D3 D4

200 MM THK FLAT SLAB

00 50

PUMP LEVEL PARAPET KITCHEN ROOM UGT

KITCHEN

+7930

TOE

KEY SECTION @ 1:200

BRICK PROTECTION

C10

+7930

C30

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

SCHOOL ADMIN

WAITING AREA C24

C22

R=170 T=300 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

C20

C17

C23

WAITING AREA C24

C17

C14

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

C14 C11

C11 C22

C20

C17 D2

WAITING AREA

100 MM PCC C23 PLINT BEAM

C24

C23

CAFE

PCC COPING

KITCHEN

COURT ROOM

200 MM THK RAFT SLAB NCRETE 250 MM THK LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE 30 MM THK IPS WATER PROOFING

C13C10 S11

+7930

R=170

12 T=300 13 14 15 16 1 17 2 18 3 19 4 20 5 21 6 22 7 8 9 10 11

C22

EDGE BEAM 100 MM PCC PLINT BEAM

100 MM PCC PLINT BEAM

16750

GUTTER CAFE

R=170 T=300 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

CAPITAL

EDGE BEAM

CAFE

C13

S10

CAPITAL

EDGE BEAM

PUMP ROOM

UGT

S11

C30

S10

100 MM PCC 15 MM THK GRANITE PLINT BEAM

UMP OOM

F1M1 S1 C2

9100 x 7510

200 MM THK RAFT SLAB 250 MM THK LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE 30 MM THK IPS WATER PROOFING

COURT ROOM COURT ROOM F1M1 9100 x 7510 9100 x 7510 S1 C2

C18

COURT ROOM

F1M1 S1 C2

9100 x 7510

C15

COURT ROOM

DRIP MOULD

COURT ROOM

F1M1 S1 C2

9100 x 7510

C15

9100 x 7510

C18

C15

BULL NOSE SC16

C21

WATA

SC15

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN @ 1:200

15450

FOURTH FLOOR LEVEL

SC15

SC16

REFLECTED CEILING REFLECTED PLANCEILING @ 1:200 PLAN @ 1:200

C21

C19

C21

WAFFLE SLAB

C19

14700

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

SC16

5 MM LAYER OF DPC(BITUMEN) 150 MM BBC

150MM DEEP BLOT

ALUMINIUM JAALI W7

-1000

800

-1000

800

D2 D4

150MM DEEP BLOT

11700

THIRD FLOOR LEVEL

750

SAND FINISHED PLASTER

800

10950

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

150MM DEEP BLOT

800

WELDED JOINTS

200

STONE PARAPET

7950

COURT ROOM F1 M1

S1 C2

200

STONE WORK RCC FRAME

TOUGHENED GLASS

ALUMINIUM FRAME 80 x 50

200

ALUMINIUM FRAME

770

200 770 200

(LINTEL)

TOUGHENED GLASS 12 mm THK

200

200 770 200

PCC FRAME

BRASS BOX PIVOT ALUMINIUM FRAME

BRASS BOX PIVOT 770

770

16MM DIA MAIN BARS

770

16MM DIA MAIN BARS 16MM DIA MAIN BARS

150

200 770

770

200 770

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

S1 C2

770

F1 M1 ROOM F1 M1 COURT ROOM COURT

METAL JAALI AND STRUCTURE JOINARY

7200

1460

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

550

2290 2440

800

MORTOR

200

740 740

200 200

740 740

200 200

200

12 MM DIA DISTRIBUTION BARS 200 450

740

200

490

1400

1750

8 11

R=170 11 T=300

200

740

200

25 MM CLEAR COVER

12 1

13 2

14 3

12 15 4

14 17 6

15 18 7

16 19 8

17 20 21 19 11 22 9 18 10

230

13 16 5

+7930

450

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

WAITING AREA WAITING AREA

+7930

100

7 10

100

GROUND LEVELWAITING AREA BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

C22

-150

C22

C20

C22

C20

WATERBAR

SUNKEN SLAB SUNKEN SLAB TWO WAY SLAB

SLABSLAB WAFFLE SLAB 750 x 450 RCC BEAM 750 x 450 WAFFLE RCC BEAM SUNKEN 20 MM GRANITE 20 MM MORTAR

WAFFLE SLAB

750 x 450 RCC BEAM

20 MM GRANITE 20 MM MORTAR

8 MM DIA STIRUPS

20 MM GRANITE 20 MM MORTAR

16 MM DIA MAIN BAR

12 MM DIA DISTRIBUT 150 MM C/C

WATER PROOFING LAYER - DPC

450

750

450

BRICK PROTECTION

450

6 9

+7930

100

1800

1800 5 8

230

4 7

1750

1800

1750

740

200

740

S11

16 MM DIA BEAM BARS

490

740450

3450

200

12MM DIA DISTRIBUTION BARS 400 CC

490

450

BEAM BOTTOM LEVEL

4200

200

STONE

12MM DIA 12MM DIA DISTRIBUTION DISTRIBUTION BARS FIRST FLOOR LEVEL BARS 400 CC 400 CC

30 MM THK

BRICK BAT COBA BRICK BAT COBA

BASEMENT FLOOR LEVEL

DIA BARS 12MM16MM DIA DIA 16MM DIA MAIN BARS 16MM 12MM DIA MAIN BEAM BAR DISTRIBUTION BARS DISTRIBUTION BARS RAFT 400 CCSLAB BOTTOM 400 CC

-3200

16 MM DIA MAIN BAR

GROOVE BRICK BAT COBA

16MM DIA BEAM BAR

-3650 STONE WALL

GROOVE 16MM DIA MAIN BARS

STONE WALL

12 MM SAND FINISHED 12 MM SAND FINISHED PLASTER PLASTER 12MM DIA DISTRIBUTION BARS 400 CC

12 MM SAND FINISHED PLASTER

12 MM DIA DISTRIBUTION BAR 150 MM C/C

16MM DIA BEAM BAR

SLAB REINFORCEMENT SLAB REINFORCEMENT @ SCALE 1:25 @ SCALE 1:25

STRIP SECTION @ 1: 25

GROOVE

STONE WALL

SLAB REINFORCEMENT @ SCALE 1:25

SLAB DETAILS N

(BASEMEN

STAIRCASE REINFORCEMENT SECTION AA' @ SCALE 1:25

18000

WAITING AREA

LIFT ROOM

PCC COPING

16750

PCC COPING

30 MM THK IPS

30 MM THK IPS 100 MM BBC

WATA

15450

TERRACE

14700 S11

450

11700 10950

CORRIDOR

CLASSROOM

STAFF ROOM

6MM DIA DOWELLS

100 MM PCC LINTEL

4200

S11

C23 S10

CORRIDOR

LIBRARY

3450

200 MM THK FLAT SLAB

REGISTRAR's OFFICE

00 -150

S11

200 MM THK RAFT SLAB 250 MM THK LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE 30 MM THK IPS WATER PROOFING

12 MM DIA DISTRIBUTION BAR

12 MM DIA BAR

+7930 5

21 12

22 13

DRIP MOULD 5 MM DPC

230

100

PCC COPING

BULL NOSE WATA

20 MM GRANITE 20 20 MM MM GRANITE MORTAR 20 MM MORTAR

230 BRICK WALL

230

30 MM THK IPS

300

400

150 MMS11 BBC

750

6MM DIA DOWELLS

S11

450

16 MM DIA BEAM BARS

18000

NG AREA

STAIRCASE REINFORCEMENT SECTION AA' @ SCALE 1:25

C22END DETAIL @1: 50

16 MM DIA MAIN BAR

12 MM DIA DISTRIBUTION BAR

12 MM DIA BAR

LIFT ROOM

PCC COPING

16750 WAITING AREA

30 MM THK IPS

30 MM THK IPS 100 MM BBC

WATA

15450

3590

C22

170

11 2

100

10 1

SECTION @ 1:200

+7930

150

1800

BRICK PROTECTION

100 MM PCC PLINT BEAM

3590

1750

PLAN @ SCALE 1:25 W9

16 MM DIA MAINKITCHEN BAR

CAFE

TOE

SCHOOL ADMIN

CAPITAL

EDGE BEAM

100 MM PCC 15 MM THK GRANITE PLINT BEAM

-3200 -3650

S10

30 MM THK IPS

450

16 MM DIA BEAM BARS

S11

C24

7200

150

450

15 MM THK GRANITE 150 MM THK 2 WAY SLAB

7950

1750 30 MM THK IPS FLOORING

20 MM GRANITE 20 MM MORTAR

S11

PCC COPING

TERRACE

14700 S11

CORRIDOR

11700 10950

450

CLASSROOM

S11

15 MM THK GRANITE 150 MM THK 2 WAY SLAB

7950

CORRIDOR

BRASS BOX PIVOT

100 MM PCC LINTEL

4200

S11

C23

PCC FRAME TOUGHENED GLASS

C23

CORRIDOR

300

S11

200 MM THK FLAT SLAB

REGISTRAR's OFFICE

00 -150

SCHOOL ADMIN

CAPITAL

EDGE BEAM

100 MM PCC 15 MM THK GRANITE PLINT BEAM

150

2200 2500

-3200 -3650

PLAN @ SCALE 1:25

150

BRASS PIVOTS FIXED AT THE CENTER OF GLASS PANELS AND ALUMINIUM FRAME. MOVEMENT RESTRICTED WITH THE HELP OF STOPPERS

100 MM PCC PLINT BEAM S11

PLAN @ SCALE 1:25

CAFE

KITCHEN

200 MM THK RAFT SLAB 250 MM THK LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE 30 MM THK IPS WATER PROOFING

TOE BRICK PROTECTION

W1 WINDOW PLAN @ 1: 25

STAIRCASE REINFORCEMENT SECTION AA' @@SCALE SECTION 1:200 1:25

STONE WORK 18000

PCC COPING

30 MM THK IPS

30 MM THK IPS 100 MM BBC

WATA

15450

RCC FRAMEDRIP MOULD 14700 5 MM DPC (LINTEL)

S11

10950

BULL NOSE ALUMINIUM C CHANNEL 75 x 50 WATA

7200

30 MM THK IPS

C W2

STAFF ROOM

CORRIDOR

S11

450

16 MM DIA BEAM BARS

S10

LIBRARY

CLASSROOM

S10 W1

SCHOOL ADMIN HANDRAIL ELEVATION @ SCALE 1:25

200 MM THK FLAT SLAB

HANDRAIL ELEVATION @ SCALE 1:25

CAPITAL

EDGE BEAM

100 MM PCC 15 MM THK GRANITE PLINT BEAM

30 MM THK IPS WATER PROOFING

BRICK PROTECTION

KITCHEN

15MM NOSING

MM THK RAFT SLAB 16 MM DIA MAIN BAR200 TOE 250 MM THK LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE

12 MM DIA DISTRIBUTION BAR

12 MM DIA BAR

CAFE

3590

12 MM DIA DISTRIBUTION BAR

100 MM PCC PLINT BEAM

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450

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230 BRICK WALL 30 MM THK IPS

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15 MM THK GRANITE 150 MM THK 2 WAY SLAB

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7950 MOVEMENT) (TO ALLOW

BOX PIVOT 6MM DIA GLASS BOLTED TO PIVOT DOWELLS 4200

20 MM GRANITE 20 MM MORTAR S11

11700

150

ALUMINIUM FRAME SCREWED TO RCC STRUCTURE

TOUGHENED GLASS 20 MM THICK

TERRACE

400

16750

FILING AND SERVER ROOM

LIFT ROOM

MORTAR

S10

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450

LIBRARY

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PCC COPING

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5 MM DPC

230 BRICK WALL

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30 MM THK IPS 400

170

BRASS PIVOTS FIXED AT THE CENTER OF GLASS PANELS AND ALUMINIUM FRAME. MOVEMENT RESTRICTED WITH THE HELP OF STOPPERS

150 MM BBC

20 MM GRANITE WITH A GROOVE

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300

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150 S11

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12 MM MORTAR 170

A BULL NOSE WATA

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PCC FRAME DRIP MOULD STOPPER TOUGHENED GLASS BRASS BOX PIVOT

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(SCREWED TO TIMBER AND WELDED TO BALUSTER)

RCC SLAB

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STAINLESS STEEL, 20 MM DIA CIRCULAR BALUSTER

W1 WINDOW PLAN @ 1: 25

DETAIL B @ 1:5 DETAIL A @ 1:5

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END DETAIL @1: 50

STONE WORK

STAIRCASE REINFORCEMENT SECTION AA' @ SCALE 1:25 STAIRCASE REINFORCEMENT SECTION AA' @ SCALE 1:25

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30 MM THK IPS ALUMINIUM C CHANNEL 100 MM BBC 75 x 50

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100 MM PCC PLINT BEAM

CAPITAL

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200 MM THK RAFT SLAB 250 MM THK LIGHT WEIGHT CONCRETE 30 MM THK IPS WATER PROOFING

12MM SANDFINISHED PLASTER

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SCHOOL ADMIN

CAFE

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200 MM THK FLAT SLAB

CAPITAL

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FENESTRATION DETAILS

BOLT

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METAL PLATE (WELDED TO THE TIMBER HAND RAIL BALUSTER & BOLTED TO THE FLOOR)

METAL BRACKET

LIBRARY

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12MM SANDFINISHED PLASTER

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LIBRARY

S10

METAL PLATE (WELDED TO THE BALUSTER & BOLTED TO THE FLOOR)

STAFF ROOM

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STAFF ROOM

15 MM THK GRANITE 150 MM THK

CHAIR

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FILINGLIGHT AND WT SERVER ROOM CONCRETE

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TION BAR

100 MM BOLT

TERRACE

WATA

20 MM DIA STAINLESS STEEL BALUSTER

PCC COPING

PCC COPING TERRACE 30 MM THK IPS

ALUMINIUM FRAME SCREWED TO RCC STRUCTURE

100

30 MM THK IPS 100 MM BBC

20 MM DIA STAINLESS STEEL BALUSTER

RCC FRAME (LINTEL) LIFT ROOM

20 MM GRANITE 20 MM MORTAR

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170

ALUMINIUM FRAME

STOPPER

STAFF ROOM

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750

450

KITCHEN

CAFE

KITCHEN

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100 MM PCC PLINT BEAM

DETAIL C @ 1:5

STAIRCASE DETAILS

REVIVING RIVER GOMTI

An urban design studio focusing at relationship between River gomti and the city of Lucknow LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH SEMESTER : 7 | TYPE : Urban Design

The Musa Bagh precinct is on the fringe of the city of Lucknow.The precinct largely has greens in the form of agricultural fields, Musa Bagh forest and the Musa Bird Sanctuary. The Musa Bagh monument, the Dubagga market, the sewage treatment plant,and the cattle colony are important landmarks of the precinct. Some of the larger intents of masterplanning for the precinct include : 1. Establishing a connect between the old city and the upcoming township (Vasant Kunj). 2. Making the area a prospective for economic boom for the city. 3. Making the precint a new â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;get-awayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; place for the city. 4. Re-imagining the waste treatment system for the city. 5. Reviving the Musa Bagh Monument complex. (Team - Ruchi Jani, Aayush Vira, Bansi Mehta, Neha Boonlia, Anushka Khubsad)

STUDYING MARGINALISED COMMUNITIES AROUND GOL DEVAL, THEIR LIVES AND SPACES THEY OCCUPY THROUGH POSTCARDS.

SECT

ARCHITECTURE AS A SCAFFOLD / FLOATING VESSEL

The project explores the role of architecture by suggesting public infrastructure insertions in different areas of the city to be built by the Municipal Corporation GOL DEVAL, MUMBAI SEMESTER : 3 | GUIDE : Mayuri Sisodia & Deeksha Surendra TYPE : Institution | BUILT-UP AREA : 450 Sq. M

The project ‘Floating Vessel’ explores the role that architecture can have as ‘scaffolding’ upon which urban citizens can built their lives. It proposes to lay out a scaffolding to uplift the homeless migrants within the site of Gol deval by building a community kitchen and a women’s workspace. The intervention aims at encouraging social interaction among people in a vibrant space while providing the homeless with good food and a platform for interested groups of people to come together and master the art of cooking, conceive new recipes and convert it into a source of income. The building is made up of three different ingredients; there is a plaza, a core and a hovering vessel that plugs in to the core. It is an amalgamation of open, semi open and closed spaces each promoting differing mood.

TIONAL PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS

SITE MODEL

PROCESS MASSING MODELS

INTERVENTION MODELS

PLANS & SETIONS

INVISIBLE CITIES

Deconstructing the village as described in the book Invisible cities and looking at it through the lens of a profession. ANEGUNDI, KARNATAKA SEMESTER : 2 | GUIDE : Deepi & Mansi Bhatt TYPE : Recreation | BUILT-UP AREA : 100 Sq. M

Anegundi as a place revealed itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s past. It is contained within the present day ruins, the corners of the street,the river edge, the temple, the houses and its culture. Anegundi has these layers of past which cannot be removed. One can only observe these layers and add up to history of the place like a bonatist observing his subject. Botanist is a scientist that conducts elaborate study about the plant life. Though there is a constant layer of microscope, special halogen lights, gloves, facemask, nose mask between the botanist and the subject of observation to maintain the critical distance between the two. Just as these layers help botanist to perceive better, the layers of the past in anegundi too help to understand city in a deeper way. Based on the interactions with people and observation the intervention became an interface that assists you to bridge the gap between the lively settlement on one side and the dead ruins on the other. This Mobius strip is a sculpturous bridge for public recreation.

INTERVENTION MODEL

MEMORIES IN THE STREETS OF ANNEGUNDI

11 MAPPING THE RURAL SETTLEMENT Documentation

ANEGUNDI, KARNATAKA SEMESTER : 2

Anegundi, located on the western banks of the Tungabhadra now, consists of the residues of an earlier settlement,that perhaps predated Hampi as the seat of the Vijaynagar empire. Its primary economies revolve around the spillover tourism that Hampi attracts and some agriculture, in the lands that surround it. A large archaeological excavation and displacement of the existing settlement is planned in the near future since the village has been declared World Heritage. The study identified components of the structure of the settlement, making drawings to understand the relationships of house typology, the fabric and the lifestyle of locals. Clusters of houses were drawn out in detail to reflect the use of space and typologies. (Team : Ruchi Jani, Anandita Rangarajan, Bansi Mehta, Yash Mehta, Neeraj Suresh, Unnati Gaikwad, Shreeya Kambli)

BUILDING STORIES : CHAKRATA Documentation

CHAKRATA, UTTARAKHAND SEMESTER : 4

The settlements in these hills have a unique style of the vernacular cyborg that they evolve as a community. The building typology has developed as a result of the climate and geographic conditions. These settlements are more than just the individual houses they are made up of. The spaces in between the houses are reflective of the kind of community and public life the people envision for themselves. The documentation of the four settlements Mohana, Khoya, Sujaw and Sawara thus aims to highlight the nuances of everyday life captured through instances and events that take place in these settlements,Keeping in mind the architecture required to make these events happen. Our drawings are an attempt to use the conventional plans, sections and elevations and script the lives of the people living in a place called Chakrata, using the many ways of telling a story in the graphic novel form. Sawara, one of the four settlements documented is a linear settlement situated along the ridge of a mountain. A road runs along the center of the ridge that stretches from the school to the temple at the top with settlements on either sides of the road. The terrain slopes down on either sides of the ridge with deodar forest on one side and farms on the other. The ridge creates a distint division between the upper caste and the lower caste houses. (Team - Sawara Group)

Building Stories : Chakrata won the INTACH Heritage award of excellence in documentation of Unprotected Heritage (National Level)

CONSTRUCTING 1:5 SCALE MODEL A 1:5 scale model was constructed as a part of the exhibition. The 1:5 scale version borrows typical elements from documented houses in the villages studied and put together as a singular unit. The construct of houses in chakrata responds to the geographical terrain, seismic risk, material availability, climate as well as the cultural stimulus. Considering the earthquake prone terrain, these traditional houses typologies have evolved a technique of restraining stone and mud using alternating deodhar wood tied together using an evolved system of joinery. POP bricked, Timber and MDF panels were used for this construction. (Team - Entire Batch of Krvia, 2020)

Teak wood pattis and nut-bolts used to make a structure 2 meters tall with a base of 0.5 x 0.5 meter able to carry a load of minimum 50 kgs.

Corrugated sheets used to make chairs without making use of adhesives. (Team - Ruchi Jani, Kanika Gupta, Krutika Jagtap, Rishi Raj Jain, Rucha Jaykhedkar)

(Team - Ruchi Jani, Kanika Gupta, Krutika Jagtap, Rishi Raj Jain, Rucha Jaykhedkar)

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BUILDING TECHNOLOGY & ALLIED DESIGN Exploring Material properties

4. TRUSS JOINARY

Construction of Ridge and rafter joinary of a wooden truss at the scale of 1:20

(Team - Ruchi Jani, Sadhvi Vanjare, Anandita Rangarajan and Bansi Mehta)

5. EXPLORING PROPERTIES Of Wood, concrete and steel.

(Team - Ruchi Jani, Nidhi Poojary and Shreeya Kambli)

Bamboo used to build objects of play using circular motion.

Team - Ruchi Jani, Anushka Kurien, Aanchal Tulysian, Nikhita Manu, Hiloni Shah, Samyuktha Rajeev, Pranali Desai, Shreya Kamat)

ILLUMINATING LIGHT

Designing an illuminating object materials wood, concrete and steel. (Team - Ruchi Jani, Nidhi Poojary and Shreeya Kambli)

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FORTUNE NEST

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

A mass housing project consisting of 75 units spread across 10 street in Vapi. The Entire Working Drawing set of Street 33 to 42 consisting of 10 row houses was drafted for execution. Modules of houses were first made on Archicad and later detailed out of Autocad. Checking and Approving drawings form Constultants (Structure / Plumbing / Electrical)

KEY PLAN

SECTION 3-3â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECTION 1-1’

SECTION 2-2’

SECTION 4-4’

SECTION 5-5’

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

TERRACE PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

SECTION A-A’

SECTION C-C’

SECTION D-D’

PPS PROJECT / DARSHAN HALL

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

Darshan hall is a part of a residence complex for Swamiji in Bhopal. Darshan Hall is to be added to the existing complex. Conceptualising and designing the Darshan hall which is to be made out of the dome already fabricated and used for KumbhMela, 2019.

SITE PLAN

PLAN

FRONT ELEVATION

SECTION 1

SUMAN SONI HOUSE

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

Interiors for a private residence at Vapi. Door Details; Designing Study Area; All toilet drawings.

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