RUNJHUN BHARTI GOSWAMI FOURTH YEAR UNDERGRADUATE| BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE
EDUCATION
runjhun.iitkgp@gmail.com +91 9002734111 S-205, SN Hall of Residence Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, West Bengal Born- 17th Sept 1996 Nationality- Indian
LANGUAGES ENGLISH HINDI
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE : 2015 - 2020 (expected) Department of Architecture and Regional Planning Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, West Bengal
CGPA 8.99
SENIOR SECONDARY EDUCATION : 2014 St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur, Rajasthan |CBSE
91.60 %
HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION : 2012 St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur, Rajasthan |CSBE
CGPA 10
(upto 6th semester)
ACADEMIC WORKS FIRST YEAR- Hand Drafting
THIRD YEAR- Softwares
SOFTWARE SKILLS
Basic Design Anthropometry Studio Apartment Design SECOND YEAR- Hand Drafting
Physio-Socio-Cultural Museum Breakthrough Technology Centre Mother and Child Welfare Centre Lifetime Apartments Green School of Architecture
Architect’s Resident Design Restaurant Design Hobby Centre Design Vertical Design Problem 2017
Interior Design - Interaction Space with your Idol Interior Design -Doctor’s Chamber
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP AUTOCAD SKETCHUP WITH VRAY AUTODESK REVIT LUMION 6.0 NAVISWORKS STAADPRO ADOBE INDESIGN MICROSOFT OFFICE
LEADERSHIP ROLES Editor (Students’ Society of Architects and Planners) Promoted as Magazine Editor for academic session 2017-18,leading a team of 7 elected members, managing the yearlong activities of the publications team with a budget of INR 70k. Design Head, Spring Fest 2018, IIT Kharagpur Led a 3 tier design team of 30 and programmed the entire design schedule with a budget of over INR 2 mn. Associate Member, Spring Fest 2016, IIT Kharagpur Corresponded and publicized the fest in Rajasthan and West Bengal regions, increasing the participation from these regions by 70 %. Coordinated and conducted the flagship events of Spring Fest( ‘Centrifuge’, ‘SF Idol’, ‘Shake a Leg’) at Netaji Auditorium during the fest.
ACHIEVEMENTS
PUBLICATIONS
Awarded Scholarship by the Batch of ‘85 worth INR 1,00,000.
Sthapati 2017 : Annual Magazine, Department of Architecture, IIT Kharagpur Compiled and designed the articles, interviews and department works on Adobe InDesign as the Magazine Secretary of the department. Corresponded for interviews with eminent architects like Shigeru Ban and Kevin Roche.
Awarded Department Rank 2, IIT Kharagpur consecutively for 3 years in April, ‘16 , April, ‘17 and April, ‘18. Awarded Best SSAP Council Member in April, ‘18. Awarded 1st position in Vertical Design Competition 2017, IIT Kharagpur with a cash prize of INR 20,000. 10 days challenge to design an urban living society for the youth for Arth Design Build, Hyderabad. Participated in International design competition, Saint Gobain’s Transparence 2017 to design a Mother and Child Welfare Centre.
SANDHI : Science And Heritage Initiative, IIT Kharagpur Sponsored by Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. Published a document on the origins of The Indus Valley Civilization under the guidance of Prof. Joy Sen as a part of Sandhi.
INTERNSHIP BIM INTERNSHIP, VCONSTRUCT PRIVATE LIMITED: May, ‘18 Worked as a BIM Project Intern for vConstruct, Pune, India (a wholly owned subsidiary of DPR Construction, USA) Was a part of the vertical, Virtual design and Construction Modeled architecture, structure and MEP trades on Revit using laser scans and pointcloud under Reality Capture Team. Prepared detailed 3D models of LOD 450 for Virtual Mockup.
SEMESTER 4
CTBUH 2018 International Tall Building Design Competition
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CTBUH 2018
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Vertical Design Problem 2017 Living society for Youth
CASA HEIGHTS
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TRANSPARENCE 2017 CASA HEIGHTS
CONTENTS
Saint Gobain’s Transparence 2017 Mother and Child Healthcare Center
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Digital and nondigital art
WORKING DRAWING
Working Drawing (Sem 6)
BIM INTERNSHIP
BIM Project Intern vConstruct Pvt. Ltd. Pune, India May-July ‘18
DOCTOR’S CHAMBER
Interior Design True Care Doctor’s Chamber (Sem 6)
MUSEUM DESIGN
PhysioSocioCultural Museum Design for African Continent (Sem 5)
SPARSH
TRANSPARENCE 2017 MOTHER -CHILD HEALTHCARE CENTER RAJARHAT | KOLKATA
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Mother and child bond is very pure and a child can recognize the ‘Sparsh’ or the touch of its mother.
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transparence 2017 CONCEPT KOLKATA is the principal commercial, cultural, and educational center of East India. The city is widely regarded as the “cultural capital” of India, and is also nicknamed the “City of Joy”.
View from the site
When a child is born, a mother is born as well. The ambiance of the welfare center should be one of happiness and celebration. The pleasure of creation - the Emergence of new life. The center has been developed as a healing space which employs powerful forces like the sun and provides psychological comfort to the users.
FORM DEVELPOMENT
LAKE
The outer skin, designed as Brise Soleil, represents the protected and loving ‘embrace of a mother’.
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1 OUTPATIENT CONSULTATION ROOMS 2 STAFF ROOM 3 PHLEBOTOMY & SPECIMEN ACQUISITION 4 ADMIN 5 RECEPTION 6 ENTRANCE LOBBY 7 ENTRANCE PORCH 8 PHARMACY 9 INFERTILITY UNIT - CONSULTATION 10 EMERGENCY 11 MATERIAL MANAGEMENT 12 CAFETERIA 13 UTILITY
1 OUTPATIENT CONSULTATION ROOMS 2 DIAGNOSTICS IMAGING 3 INFERTILITY UNIT- LABORARTORIES 4 ADMINISTRATION AND RECORD KEEPING 5 RECEPTION & WAITING AREA 6 DOCTORS’ LOUNGE 7 UTILITY
1 LABORATORY STORAGE 2 DIAGNOSTICS LABORATORY - CLINICAL PATHOLOGY 3 DIAGNOSTICS LABORATORY - SEROLOGY 4 DIAGNOSTICS LABORATORY - BIOCHEMISTRY 5 DIAGNOSTICS LABORATORY - HEMATOLOGY 6 DIAGNOSTICS LABORATORY - MICROBIOLOGY 7 OFFICES - PATHOLOGIST, MICROBIOLOGIST 8 RECEPTION & WAITING AREA 9 DIAGNOSTICS IMAGING 10 PROCEDURAL SUITE 11 CENTRAL STERILE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
The emotions are to be captured - the smells and the smiles, the cuddling, the ‘embrace’. For instance, the baby nursery is placed nearer to the maternity suites to enable the mothers to look at their babies and be assured of their well being.
1 LAUNDRY 2 ICU 3 NICU 4 NURSES’ STATION 5 INTENSIVIST , DOCTORS’S CHAMBER 6 SPA 7 SALON 8 RECEPTION & WAITING 9 PRAYER ROOM 10 DOCTOR ON CALL 11 UTILITY & NURSES’ STATION 12 LDR ROOMS 13 RECOVERY ROOM 14 UTILITY
VERTICAL CIRCULATION Four major cores: Emergency, Inpatients, Outpatients & Service
The health of the mother and baby is the primary concern and the required spaces are sterile with thermally controlled environment. All habitable spaces are provided with daylighting and natural ventilation. The user flow in a hospital is of utmost importance. There are interactions in certain flows that are to be avoided completely.
Inpatients provided with best view and low noise levels. Outpatients restricted to first two floors.
transparence 2017
1 KITCHEN 2 STAFF DINING 3 SKYLIGHT OVER HEAD 4 SINGLE OCCUPANCY ROOMS 5 YOGA CENTER 6 TERRACE GARDEN 7 WELLNESS DOME 8 UTILITY 9 FAMILY ROOMS
TERRACE GARDEN
VIEWS
1 WARD - 7 OCCUPANCY 2 GREEN SPACE 3 DOUBLE OCCUPANCY ROOMS 4 WAITING AREA 5 FAMILY ROOM 6 SINGLE OCCUPANCY ROOMS 7 BABY NURSERY 8 NURSES’ STATION 9 UTILITY
WARD PRAYER ROOM
HEALING GEODESIC DOME
HEALING SPACES
ENTRANCE LOBBY
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VERTICAL DESIGN PROBLEM 2017 ARTH DESIGN BUILD HYDERABAD
Hyderabad has a tropical wet and dry climate bordering on a hot semi-arid climate. The annual mean temperature is 26.6 °C ; monthly mean temperatures are 21–33 °C. Summers (March–June) are hot and humid, with average highs in the mid-to-high 30s Celsius; maximum temperatures often exceed 40 °C between April and June. Heavy rain from the south-west summer monsoon falls between June and September, supplying Hyderabad with most of its mean annual rainfall.
Hyderabad is the capital of the southern Indian state of Telangana and de jure capital of Andhra Pradesh. It has a population of about 6.7 million and a metropolitan population of about 7.75 million, making it the fourth most populous city and sixth most populous urban agglomeration in India. The city is witnessing a huge growth in its population with modern lifestyle, better education and employment opportunities. Hyderabad sets a perfect example of modern Indian development in the technology sector.
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COMMODITY REPOSITORY Having less space in studio apartments, it becomes difficult to accommodate appliances which are not used on a daily basis. Commodity repository, on the ground floor of each housing block provides such products on rent. This helps save space as well as help people to maintain their standard of living.
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FORM DEVELOPMENT
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SINGLE UNIT
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Double unit module with 2 separate private bedrooms
Single unit module with living cum room
DOUBLE UNIT Double unit module with flexible common or shared space
Single unit module with converted party area
PROBLEMS TACKLED THROUGH DESIGN
PLANNING AND DESIGN Designed as a ‘ vertical city ’- the building has residential apartments, offices, recreational areas, hotel and commercial retail spaces. It has been designed so as to create eye-catching internal vistas by including a series of plazas with ‘ individual character ’ throughout the tower. The Mixed-use design helps to increase exchanges, communications and interactions to incorporate the vibrant spirit of Delhi. Zephyr uses the air currents to produce the energy through wind turbines and shows efficient water and waste management making it a green and sustainable building. Through application of passive means of air cooling, which has been inspired from Termite mounds, the energy usage has been highly cut down. Solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems have been installed to further make the building more sustainable.
SITE SELECTION
The building is located on the bank of River Yamuna, near the heart of New Delhi and lies in the tourist circuit. Standing tall, Zephyr is symbolic of progress of the nation, reaching up into the sky. The pollution control methods employed by the building help improve the air quality in one of the most valuable regions of the city. Zephyr showcases power, authority and will of the capital of India to excel in technological evolution and at the same time maintaining the critical sensitivity with the Indian culture and society.
AIR PURIFICATION AND CONDITIONING IN THE BUILDING
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KUKAA | ADOBE OF AFRICA P H Y S I O - S O C I O - C U LT U R A L M U S E U M
41.4 (June) / 5.4 (Jan) Less than 1mm 39.9 % Scarce Desert , valleys 7 kmph 0.5 Million 14.7 Million tourists visit Egypt every year Ancient city of Thebes
HOT DRY WINDS FROM NORTH WEST MAIN ACCESS ROAD
1 km away from the nearest World Heritage Site
SUN PATH
SITE ANALYSIS
LUXOR | EGYPT
• Annual temperatures (in Celsius) • Annual Precipitation • Relative Humidity • Vegetation • Topography • Wind speed • Population • No. Of Tourists visiting per year • USP
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cultural museum SITE SELECTION • • • •
8 km Tourist Circuit 5 km from Ferry ride services 26.8 km (44 min) from Luxor International Airport (via road) 23 km to Luxor Railway Station (via road)
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USP OF THE MUSEUM #1 Interactive LED Display
Crowd Controlling Device and could serve for Directional Purposes
CONCEPT
#2 Virtual Reality Simulators #3 Video Mapping Laser Show
Africa hosts a large diversity of ethnicities, cultures and languages and varies greatly with regard to environments, wildlife and built forms.
FORM DEVELOPMENT ‘Kukaa’ - a Swahili word meaning ‘abode’ or ‘to stay’ - the museum showcases the rich and varied culture of Africa and invites visitors to come be a part of it.
BASEMENT PLAN
Cultural museum NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT
MINERAL ORES GALLERY Semi basement with the entrance resembling that of a mine. Lighting : Calcite crystals embedded in walls (Dim artificial lighting :50-100 lux) 3 Divisions : 1. Famous Diamonds found in Africa and raw samples. 2. Other mineral ores found, ore samples 3. Tactile interactive display
GALLERIES
ARCHITECTURE AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT
4 Subspaces : 1. Sahara Desert 2. Grassland and Tropical Africa 3. Nile river basin and Madagascar 4. Kalahari Desert and Cape Coast with Virtual Reality Station
AFRICAN TRIBES 1. 6 important tribes placed in a modular form along with their habitat. 2. There are total of 6 Divisions based on different place setting/habitat of Tribes. 3. Their Habitat and culture and everyday items on display along the walls. 4. Their musical instruments and unique dance forms on display.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
Sphinx leads to the entrance of the gallery. Lighting: Spot light 400-500 lux for panels. 2 Divisions 1. Ancient Egypt 2. Medieval Age Africa 3. Modern Age Africa
ART AND CULTURE 1. Holographic dance forms along with cultural music. 2. Display of Clothing, jewelery, Music Instruments and armors of people of different parts of the continent. 3. Stage provision for live performance of Cultural performing arts. 4. Wooden carvings, Masks, paintings, earthen paints, wall paintings by famous african artists.
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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REALITY CAPTURE
BIM internship 9 weeks Internship at vConstruct Private Ltd. (a wholly owned subsidiary of DPR Construction, USA) as a Project Intern under the Vertical, Virtual Design and Construction.
VIRTUAL MOCKUP
View points identified on Autodesk Manage (Navisworks) as complex joints where probable faults and delays can occur during construction because of complications in the deatails provided.
Virtual Mock-Up A detailed 3D model of LOD 450 is prepared on SketchUp or Revit using the details provided by the subcontractor
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If some details are missing or more details are required, the Issue Log is updated through which the subcontractor is notified.
working drawing
07 ROOF LEVEL (EL +7800)
ROOF LEVEL (EL +7800)
FIRST FLOOR (EL +3900)
FIRST FLOOR (EL +3900)
ROOF LEVEL (EL +7800)
ROOF LEVEL (EL +7800)
V
PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00)
PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00) PARKING LEVEL (EL -450)
GROUND FLOOR (EL -600)
PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00)
4 R @ 150
4 R @ 150
FIRST FLOOR (EL +3900)
FIRST FLOOR (EL +3900)
WS4
W4
W2
EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
V
W1
GROUND FLOOR (EL -600)
WS4
W4
W2
PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00) PARKING LEVEL (EL -450)
W1 PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00) PARKING LEVEL (EL -450)
PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00)
PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00) PARKING LEVEL (EL -450)
GROUND FLOOR (EL -600)
PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00)
W3
GROUND FLOOR (EL -600)
4 R @ 150
4 R @ 150
SOUTH ELEVATION
GROUND FLOOR KEY PLAN
EAST ELEVATION
ELEVATIONS
B
1900
950
850
H1
H1
CAR PARKING
TOILET
LVL +0.00
UP LVL -600
SERVANTS ROOM
LVL +0.00
UP LVL -600
A
VERANDAH
A WASHING AREA
DINNING ROOM
KITCHEN
UP LVL -600
LVL +0.00 VERANDAH
W3
J1
LIVING ROOM
LVL +300
J1
ROOF LEVEL (EL +7800)
ROOF LEVEL (EL +7800)
UP LVL +0.00
DRAWING ROOM
POOJA ROOM
UP LVL +150
UP LVL +0.00
VERANDAH GUEST ROOM
PARENTS ROOM
TOILET TOILET
TOILET
LVL +0.00
UP LVL -150 LVL -150
MS
UP LVL -600
Window Schedule B
Window No. W1
FIRST FLOOR (EL +3900)
No.
ROOF LEVEL (EL +7800)
W4
W2 PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00)
PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00)
GROUND FLOOR (EL -600)
D1
GROUND FLOOR (EL -600) 4 R @ 150
FIRST FLOOR (EL +3900)
W1
FIRST FLOOR (EL +3900)
Window Schedule
BRICK WALL
B
GROUND FLOOR (EL -600)
Glass
Aluminium
Glass
Aluminium
525
Glass
4
1525
Glass
Aluminium
6
750
1200
775
1225
Glass
Aluminium
950
4 R @ 150
850
H1
TEAK WOOD BEAD Window CUT TO SHAPE
WEST ELEVATION
Window Size No. 75x35 T.W. STILE/RAIL(TYP) NORTH ELEVATION Width Length
No.
CAR PARKING
TOILET
UP LVL -600
SERVANTS ROOM
LVL +0.00
UP LVL -600
A
WASHING AREA
LVL +0.00
"V" GROOVE VERANDAH
A
1275
J1, MS
J1, MS3, T3, S3, H3 J4, MS4
Width
Material
Height
Panel
D3 BRICK WALL
Details
TEAK WOOD BEAD CUT TO SHAPE
276.5
Remarks
Frame
1382.4
75x35 T.W. STILE/RAIL(TYP)
W1
J1 J1
UP LVL +0.00
LIVING ROOM
DRAWING ROOM
POOJA ROOM
LVL +300
UP LVL +150
UP LVL +0.00
7
1950
20 1050
1975
1275
Glass
1250
1050
1275
1075
Glass
500
825
525
1525
1225
Aluminium
J1, MS
LVL +0.00
UP LVL -150 LVL -150
25 UP LVL -600
4
MS
Aluminium
12.5
2100
2100
2100
V
800
6
DETAIL 4 OF W3 Notes General MS Scale: - ALL DIMENSIONS AND1:2 LEVELSW4 ARE IN MM. 6
D1
D2
D3 BRICK WALL
12 mm THK. PLASTER
12 mm THK. PLASTER TEAK WOOD BEAD CUT TO SHAPE
75x35 T.W. STILE/RAIL(TYP)
276.5
1382.4
75x35 T.W. STILE/RAIL(TYP)
"V" GROOVE
12.5
25
J1
MS DETAIL OF MS Scale: 1:2
1382.4
MS HOLD FAST
276.5
75X125 mm. thck.WOOD FRAME
12.5
Masonary Opening
H1
Length
Shutter
Details Remarks
Frame
Height
2050
2100
2200
Teak Wood
J1 , MS
Entrance Door
800
2100
950
Teak Wood
Teak Wood
J1
Room Door
2100
850
PVC
PVC
Details given by manufacturer
Toilet Door (Shop Fabrication)
1
2025
D2
16
2025
D3
7
2025
700
Teak Wood
1
16 D2BEARING - ASSUME CAPACITY OF SOIL BE 20 TONNES/SQM TEAK WOOD BEAD CUT TO SHAPE
Width
D1
Width
Material
- ASSUME PLINTH LEVEL AT EL +0.00
7
D3
Door Schedule
Door Size
75x35 T.W. STILE/RAIL(TYP)
DETAIL OF WOODEN FRAME HEAD-H / JAMB- J Scale 1:2
DETAIL OF WOODEN FRAME HEAD-H / JAMB- J Scale 1:2
No.
-DRAWINGS SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION Door Schedule WITH CONTRACTS, TERMS & CONDITIONS ; SPECIFICATIONS; No. Door SCHEDULE OFNo. ITEMS AND OTHER DRAWINGS
D1
20 75X125 mm. thck.WOOD FRAME
1200
750
1200
775
- CONCRETE MIX SHALL BE 1:2:4 WITH 2MM DOWNGRADED COARSE DOOR SCHEDULING AGGREGATE.
Window No. W1
Door Size
No. 7
W2
4
V
6 4
Steel
Glass
J1
276.5
Glass
75X125 mm. thck.WOOD FRAME
Masonary Opening
Width
Width
1250 800 1500
Length 1050
1975
Height 1275
Frame
Glass
Aluminium
Aluminium
1075
Glass
825
525
Glass
1200
1525
1225
Glass
Aluminium
Glass
Aluminium
750Opening Masonary 1200 6
775
Material 1225 Shutter
Steel
Height
2050
2100
2025
800
2100
950
Teak Wood
Teak Wood
2025
700
2100
850
PVC
PVC
2025
2200
DOOR SCHEDULING
PROJECT: RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONSULTANT
Teak Wood
Remarks
DETAIL OF WOODEN FRAME 12 mm thick Glass HEAD-H / JAMBJ Scale 1:2 Middle Hung Window in the
J1, MS
J2
toilet
WS4
6 mm thick Glass
J1, MS3, T3, S3, H3
12 mm thick Glass
Details
12 mm thick Glass
J4, MS4
Teak Wood
-DRAWINGS SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH CONTRACTS, TERMS & CONDITIONS ; SPECIFICATIONS; SCHEDULE OF ITEMS AND OTHER DRAWINGS - ASSUME PLINTH LEVEL AT EL +0.00
- CONCRETE MIX SHALL BE 1:2:4 WITH 2MM DOWNGRADED COARSE AGGREGATE. PROJECT: RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CONSULTANT ARCHITECTURAL WORKING DRAWING
Remarks
Frame
Width
Length
Width
1275
TEAK WOOD BEAD CUT TO SHAPE
12 mm thick Glass
WINDOW SCHEDULING
Panel
6 mm thick Glass
12 mm thick Glass
- ASSUME BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL BE 20 TONNES/SQM
12 mm thick Glass
H1
Details
500
1050
S3, H3
J4, MS4 Material
75x35 T.W. STILE/RAIL(TYP)
6 mm thick Glass
DETAIL OF WOODEN FRAME HEAD-H / JAMB- J J1, MS3, T3, Scale 1:2
Aluminium
Window Size
1950
WS4
Aluminium
1382.4
FAST 1225
W3 W4
Glass
MS HOLD
Window Schedule
- ALL DIMENSIONS AND MEASUREMENTS SHALL SUPERCEDE MEASUREMENT BY SCALE
MS HOLD FAST BRICK WALL
1500
12.5
thck.WOOD Middle Hung Window in the toilet FRAME
J2
B
Door No.
75X125 mm.
TOILET TOILET
TOILET
TEAK WOOD BEAD CUT TO SHAPE
12 mm thick Glass
VERANDAH GUEST ROOM
PARENTS ROOM
W2
MS
Middle Hung Window in the toilet
ALL DIMENSIONS AND 12 mm thick Glass LEVELS ARE IN MM. -
- ALL DIMENSIONS AND MEASUREMENTS SHALL SUPERCEDE MEASUREMENT BY SCALE
UP LVL -600
LVL +0.00 VERANDAH
12 mm thick Glass
General Notes
J2 WS4
Steel
12 mm THK. PLASTER
Masonary Opening
DINNING ROOM
KITCHEN
V500
12 mm THK. PLASTER
GROUND FLOOR (EL -600)
1900
H1
1275
1075
1250
Remarks
Frame
MS HOLD FAST
W3
PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00)
1975
Panel
1225
1950
800
GROUND FLOOR KEY PLAN PLINTH LEVEL (EL +0.00)
1050 1050
Details
Material
Height
D2
NORTH ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
Width
825WS4
4 6
W4
Masonary Opening
2100
Length
1200
W2 V W3
Width
1500
7
FIRST FLOOR (EL +3900)
ROOF LEVEL (EL +7800)
Window Size
TOILET DETAILS
2100
2100
DOOR DETAILS
J1 , MS
Entrance Door
J1
Room Door
Details given by manufacturer
Toilet Door (Shop Fabrication)
DESIGNED AND DRAWN BY: RUNJHUN BHARTI 15AR10027 CHECKED BY: DATE 22/03/2018
AS SCALE : MENTIONED
DRAWING NO. REVISION 7 NO. 0
ARCHITECTURAL WORKING DRAWING DOOR DETAILS DESIGNED AND DRAWN BY: RUNJHUN BHARTI 15AR10027 CHECKED BY: DATE 22/03/2018
AS SCALE : MENTIONED
DRAWING NO. REVISION 7 NO. 0
DOOR SCHEDULING
FOUNDATION DETAIL
ROOF PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FOUNDATION PLAN
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