D ES I G N
P O R T F O L I O selected works, Oct 2016 - Nov 2017
ARTISTS’ VILLAGE ALIBAUG, INDIA PROJECT TYPE : ARCHITECTURE TEMPORARY STRUCTURES
The Artisits’ village is conceptualised as a community space (an art lab of sorts) that brings together art, ecology and society. The idea is to bring people from diverse backgrounds together to engage in different forms of artistic expression in a creative and critical way. The space should reflect the intention of ‘coming together’ and it should inspire reflection, quietude, creativeness, and belonging. A space where people can engage and immerse in nature and within themselves.
SHARED ACCOMODATION UNITS
1. Living area 2. Working area 3. Ladder 4. Double height space 5. Bedroom
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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Lower Level Plan DESIGN REFERENCES
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Upper Level Plan
These stilted twin units have been conceptualized to look like temporary structures .The shared units have space for Artists to work on the lower level and bedroom on the upper level. The facade’s composed of oiled marine plywood & slated wooden screened doors and mosquito mesh in metal framework. The roof is clad in Bitumen sheet and has photovoltaic panels installed on one side and skylight on the other.
SHARED ACCOMODATION UNITS
2016-2017
DESIGN REFERENCES
Elevation B
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Elevation A
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SINGLE ACCOMODATION UNITS 1. Entrance 2. Pantry 3. Working area 4. Ladder 5. Bathroom 6. Bedroom
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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Lower Level Plan
DESIGN REFERENCES
Upper Level Plan
These stilted single units have been conceptualized to look like temporary structures .They have space for Artists to work, a pantry and a bathroom on the lower level and bedroom on the upper level. The facade’s composed of oiled marine plywood & slated wooden screened doors and mosquito mesh in metal framework. The roof is clad in Bitumen sheet and has photovoltaic panels installed on one side and skylight on the other.
SINGLE ACCOMODATION UNITS
2016-2017
DESIGN REFERENCES
Elevation B
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Elevation A
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2016-2017
ARTISTS’ VILLAGE- Experiencing the spaces
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Pond, with an island, overlooking the cluster of single accomodation units AESTHETICS
CONCEPT
- Look and feel of the buildings to be light and airy (almost Japanese in quality) - Multifunctional use of spaces - Integrate the built environment into the landscape - Include the elements of water, air and earth (vegetation) - A combination of old and newto include local building style elements and materials.
This project is the brainchild of two artists who plan to bring people from diverse backgrounds together to engage in different forms of artistic expression in a creative and critical way. The residency consists of the following built structures: 1) Workshops - one being the artists’ studio & the other being the stone workshop for the sculptors.
Interior view of shared accomodation unit (working area)
2016-2017 DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Entrance to the Artists’ village with stone workshop on Interior view of the workshop the left & shared accomodation units in the background.
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LEVEL 00 7
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1. Entrance 2. Art studio 3. Storage area 4. Workshop 5. Courtyard 6. Toilets 7. Rear pathway to transport stones
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Tool Workshop Level 01 00 plan
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2016-2017
AA_TD_TW_01.01
1:50
SECTION AA’ NOTES
+5.776M.
Solar panels LEGEND :
+5.000
Bitumen shingles Bamboo bracings Loft 6mm thk MS gutter plate
+2.400M.
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D1
D1
REVISION :
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SS trough with cabinets
-0.35M.
-1.000M.
ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY
NOTES
LEVEL 01 LEGEND :
8. Loft 9. Art studio below 10. Workshop below 11. Bitumen shingles 12. Chainlink drains REVISION :
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ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY
+5.776M.
+5.000
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TENDER DRAWING SHEET TITLE :
Tool Workshop Level 01 plan AA_TD_TW_01.02
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY
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Solar panels Automated skylight TENDER DRAWING
Loft
SHEET TITLE :
Tool Workshop Sections DRAWING NO.
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Storage area D1
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DRAWN BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ARCHITECT :
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Removable partititons
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2016-2017
ARTISTS’ VILLAGE- Experiencing the spaces
View of shared accomodation cluster on the left with pond and single accomodation in the background, connected by narrow stone pathways 2) Residents - Two models were designed: sharing and single accomodation units; each having a disabled friendly version.
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3) Toilet block - A separate toilet block consisting of six units which were a combination of a wash basin, a water closet and an open air shower area. The site has been conceptualized to be ecological in design along
with the implementation of permaculture design principles which woulld include the following: - Edible and other types of land scapes like vegetable gardens, live fencing, natural groves. - Integrated water management plan for the site - pond, well, irri gation, rain water harvesting. - Energy management- use of solar panels.
Interior view of single accomodation unit (Ladder to access the bedroom)
2016-2017
Interior view of the Workshop space
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
View looking between two adjacent units stitched together through a wooden deck.
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Detail 01 @ SECTION AA'
(scale 1:5)
NOTES
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IN
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04 - skirting
tail of open shelf in the loft area @ Section YY'
03 - cabinetry (scale 1:5)
11 - Detail of skirting shelf in the loft area @ Section YY'
(scale 1:5)
02 - gutter and roof SECTION 14
(scale 1:25)
Detail 02 @ SECTION AA'
(scale 1:5)
SECTION XX’
REVISION :
REVISION :
NOTES
REVISIO
W2 W3
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02 - Detail of02 skirting @ofsection - Detail skirtingXX' @ section XX'(scale 1:5) (scale 1:5)
Reference image for peg board panels
2016-2017
ALIBAUG ARTISTS' ARTISTS' RESIDENCY ALIBAUG RESIDENCY
ALIB
REVISION :
D1
CTION ZZ'
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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NOTES
SECTION 1
(scale 1:25)
TENDERTENDER DRAWING DRAWING
12 - fixed window
SHEET TITLE : SHEET TITLE :
Tool Workshop Tool Workshop Storage Room detailsRoom details Storage
TEN
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01 - peg board KEY PLAN scale (1:100)
TENDER DRA D1 SHEET TITLE :
Tool Workshop Storage Room deta DRAWING NO. PROJECT NO.
D1
SCALE DATE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ARCHITECT
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Detail 01 @ SECTION AA'
(scale 1:5)
05 - top of sliding door
06 - bottom of sliding door
Reference image for peg board panels
07 - top of roof SECTION YY’
W2 IN
W2
W3
W3 OUT
OUT IN
Detail 05 @ SECTION BB'
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Detail 02 @ SECTION AA'
(scale 1:5)
02 - Detail of skirting @
(scale 1:5)
IN Detail of ladder YY'Section YY' Detail@ofSection ladder @
D1
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
OUT
(scale 1:5)(scale 1:5)
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2016-2017
ARTISTS’ VILLAGE ALIBAUG, INDIA PROJECT TYPE : ARCHITECTURE PRIVATE RESIDENCES
2016-2017 DESIGN PORTFOLIO
The front portion of the property is the private residential zone where the owners of the property would stay. This area has been planned for two houses, a lap pool, a dog shelter , a car park and the servants’ quarter. This piece of land has been conceptualized to be elevated, using earth, to allow panoramic views of the sea from the houses as well the pool. The architecture of the houses would be defined by the seamless indoor-outdoor connections and form a dialogue with nature through spaces like the outdoor shower, open to sky hot tub and the outdoor dining areas. The material palette would be very neutral and modest justified through the use of locally available materials with rough finishes to maintain the rawness of the architecture.
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2016-2017
HOUSE B- Experiencing the spaces
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Addition of a deck on the upper level,supported on a collonade of mild steel columns, to this existing building This building is an existing house on the property which was required to be refurbished. Since the existing structure was dark and dingy and a breeding zone for mold, it was essential to make provision for the house to be naturally lit. Additionally, the spaces lacked quality and character. Therefore, a deck was proposed an extension to the house to allow the user to experience panoramic views of the Arabian sea. The rear
portion of the house has been conceptualized to be developed as an outdoor room, with a hot tub and built in seater, enclosed with high basalt walls and bamboo plantations allowing privacy and filtered light with dynamic shadows in the space. All the openings are designed to have an integrated retractable mosquito mesh system to enjoy the coastal weather seamlessly.
Interior view of the outdoor dining area with a counter for storage which can also serve as a bar.
2016-2017
Pavers leading to the outdoor shower area with a slate floor surrounded by gravel
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
View of the courtyard with an open to sky hot tub enclosed with high basalt masonry walls
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NOTES
LEVEL 00
LEGEND :
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1. Main Entrance 2. Living area 3. Kitchen 4. Dining area 5. Outdoor Dining area 6. Powder toilet 7. Outdoor shower 8. Hot tub ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY 9. Courtyard REVISION :
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TENDER DRAWING
2016-2017
SHEET TITLE :
DRAWING NO. PROJECT NO. SCALE
D8
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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SECTION AA’ NOTES
Bedroom LEGEND :
Bathroom W4 D9
D4
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D9
Deck Outdoor Dining area 28
D1
D1
D3
Kitchen
REVISION :
ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY
LEGEND :
LEVEL 01
REVISION :
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W3
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10. Bedroom 11. Bathroom 12. Deck 13. Staircase 14. Drainage spouts ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY NOTES
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W4
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D9
D9 W4 D9
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TENDER DRAWING
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SHEET TITLE :
DRAWING NO. PROJECT NO. SCALE DATE DRAWN BY
PROJECT ARCHITECT : D1
D3
REVISION :
2016-2017
CHECKED BY D1
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
SECTION BB’
ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY
Bedroom
D9
D9
Deck
D9
TENDER DRAWING SHEET TITLE :
DRAWING NO. PROJECT NO. SCALE
D2 D1
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Living area
DRAWN BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ARCHITECT :
Powder toilet
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LEGEND :
REVISION :
SECTION C
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(scale 1:25)
SECTION A
(scale 1:25)
ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY SECTION C
Detail of sliding-folding window @ section
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2016-2017
Section A
TENDER DRAWING SHEET TITLE :
DRAWING NO.
W1
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SCALE DATE
B
A
PROJECT NO.
DRAWN BY
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SECTION B
Section B KITCHEN PLAN
(scale 1:25)
(scale 1:25)
SECTION B
01 - Detail of spout in level at roof level
(scale 1:5)
NOTES NOTES
W4
W4
LEGEND :
W4
W4
LEGEND :
01 - Detail of spout in level at roof level Section C
(scale 1:5)
Drain spout detail REVISION :
REVISION :
D5
W4
W2
D5
W4
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W2
ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY
W2 01 - Detail of spout in level at roof level 04 - Detail of handrail D5
(scale 1:5)
05 - Detail of connection of deck to the existing (scale 1:5) beam at level 01
(scale 1:5)
Section D
Rood extension detail 03 - Detail of handrail
(scale 1:5)
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
ALIBAUG ARTISTS' RESIDENCY
B 02 - Detail of
NOTES
TENDER DRAWING TENDER DRAWING
SHEET TITLE :
LEGEND : SHEET TITLE :
(scale 1:25)
DRAWING NO.
W3
W4
PROJECT NO. DRAWING NO. SCALE PROJECT NO. DATE SCALE DRAWN BY DATE CHECKED BY DRAWN BY PROJECT ARCHITECT : CHECKED BY
W3 D5 D5
Door detail in plan
01 - Detail of spout in level at roof level
B 02 - Detail of door @ Section D
(scale 1:5)
Insitu terazzo skirting detail PROJECT ARCHITECT :
(scale 1:5)
C
SECTION A W4
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HOUSE A- LOWER LEVEL PLAN
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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1. Main Entrance 2. Living area 3. Dining area 4. Kitchen 5. Outdoor Dining area 6. Powder toilet 7. Storage area 8. Storage area 2 9. Front deck 10. Rear deck 11. Rear Entrance 12. Utility area 13. Lawn 14. Way to the Beach
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ELEVATION A
NOTES
LEGEND :
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REVISION :
HOUSE A-UPPER LEVEL PLAN
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1. Staircase 2. Master Bedroom 3. Master Bathroom 4. Sit out 5. Bedroom 1 6. Bathroom 1 7. Den 8. Den’s Bathroom 9. Bedroom 3 10. Bathroom 3 11. Rear Entrance 12. Passage 13. Top hung-Openable screen
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NOTES
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2016-2017
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
ELEVATION B
ALIBAG ARTISTS RESIDENCY
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT SHEET TITLE :
DRAWING NO. PROJECT NO. SCALE DATE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ARCHITECT :
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HOUSE A-LOOK & FEEL
GREY
IVORY
BROWN
GREEN
WHITE
4 2
CHARCOAL
1. Lime Plaster 2. Terrazzo 3. Bitumen shingles 4. I.P.S 5. Limestone 6. Slate 7. Wood 8. Powder coated M.S
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2016-2017
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DESIGN REFERENCES
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3
The palette for this holiday home was conceptualised to be neutral and soothing. It primarily involves the use of locally available materials in rough and raw finish The slatted wooden facade adds warmth to the palette
HOUSE A-CONCEPT & VISUALIZATION
Play of light and shadow in the interior spaces
This holiday home in Alibaug, Maharashtra is a sea facing property offering serene views of the Arabian Sea. The building has been conceptually divided into two zones: the lower level
create barrier free spaces on being opened. The structure’s been given a skylight integrated with solar panels to allow the house to be naturally lit. The facade of the house is layered with
being the public zone & the upper level being the private zone. The design is fluid in terms of the circulation between the indoor and outdoor spaces using louvred sliding folding doors which
a series of top hung panels, operated by gas springs. These can be opened to enjoy the landscape or closed to create full black out for privacy.
2016-2017
The main entrance, showing the top hung, openable wooden slatted facade
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
DESIGN REFERENCES
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D ES I G N
P O R T F O L I O selected works, Aug 2015 - May 2016
BAR RESTAURANT
CUSTOMER BAY WORKSHOP KITCHEN
MULTIFUNCTION AREA
VEHICLES F&B PATRONS CUSTOMERS SERVERS
360D VISUAL ACCESS
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2015-2016
RETAIL RETAIL-APPAREL/OFFICE
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2015-2016
AREA OCCUPIED BY VARIOUS FUNCTIONS
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
IPS/CEMENT
CHARCOAL M.S.
CONCRETE
LATERITE
MANGALORE TILE
WHITE LATERITE
ZINC ROOF
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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SECTION AA’
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1. Entrance 2. Multifunction Area 3. Retail 4. Retail-Apparel/Office 5. Bar 6. Workshop 7. Customer Bay 8.Kitchen 9.Toilets
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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2
1
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
SECTION BB’
2015-2016
1. Entrance 2. Restaurant 3. BOH Area 4. Toilets
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LATERITE WALL SECTION DETAIL
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2015-2016
TYPICAL GUTTER DETAIL - ‘X’
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JUNCTION DETAIL - STEEL COL & LATERITE
EXISTING WALL SECTION DETAIL
TYPICAL GUTTER DETAIL - ‘Y’
2015-2016 DESIGN PORTFOLIO 13
ROOF JUNCTION DETAIL
RETAIL
1. IPS/Cement floor 2. Stenciled Concrete 3. Laterite 4. Sheesham 5. Charcoal M.S. 6. Mother of Pearls 7. Portuguese tile 8. Denim fabric
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2015-2016
The retail space uses materials like stenciled Concrete and Laterite which give an old and rustic feel to the showroom. The space incorporates the iconic headlight chandelier which is a signature element of the Brand. Portuguese influences like the azulejo has been used sparingly on the inner faces of the lamps for a dramatic feel.
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DESIGN REFERENCES
ELEVATION
FURNITURE
2015-2016
DESIGN PORTFOLIO 15
EXHIBITION AREA
1. IPS/ Cement floor 2. Painted Laterite Block 3. Sheesham 4. Charcoal M.S. 5. Ochre flooring 6. Portuguese graphic 7. Blue Louvre door
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2015-2016
This area mainly houses the apparel collection of the Royal Enfield Brand. The exteriors are adorned with blue louvre doors and cutom designed, Portuguese art inspired paintings. The interiors have a primarily subdued palette with scaled down display elements in order to bring focus to the Collection.
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DESIGN REFERENCES
FURNITURE ELEMENTS
2015-2016
DESIGN PORTFOLIO 17
F&B
1. IPS/Cement floor 2. Concrete Block 3. Local wood 4. Charcoal M.S. 5. Flamed granite 6. Portuguese tiles 7. Denim fabric
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2015-2016
The industrial and rustic theme extends up till the F&B space. Local materials like Laterite and wood has been used for the Bar stools and other furniture. The Bar wall has been decorated with a graphic developed out of Portuguese azulejos.
DESIGN REFERENCES
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ELEVATION
FURNITURE ELEMENTS
2015-2016 DESIGN PORTFOLIO 19
TANTRA, THE PARK KOLKATA, INDIA PROJECT TYPE : F&B PROJECT SIZE : 5500 sq. ft.
Mahamaya Tantra is a tantric text concerning Mahamaya. Mahamaya (Maha holds the semantic field: “total”,“great”; Maya has the various meanings: “magic”, “phantasmagoria”, “illusion”, “dream”) is a deva or deity in Indian religions. Tantra is a nightclub situated in the Park hotel of Kolkata. Tantra was conceptualized to serve as an engaging and multidimensional space that breathes new life into the experience and encourages multi layered interaction. The space pairs neutrals with accents like Mirror, Chrome, Copper which renders a captivating look and feel to the space. The walls and the ceiling of the entrance vestibule are covered with an array of linear lights with reflect onto the floor thereby enforcing the concept of ‘illusion’ for the nightclub, Tantra.
MATERIAL BOARD
CHARCOAL
GREY
COPPER
GOLD
TEAL
PURPLE
1. Polished Concrete 2. Pandomo 3. Flamed Granite 4. Black Mirror 5. Reclaimed Wood 6. Concrete tiles 7. Copper tiles 8. Chrome 9. Gold quilting 10. Purple velvet 11. Teal leatherette
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BROWN
DESIGN CONCEPT Optimization of visual as well as physical connectivity through the incorporation of different levels within the space.
FURNITURE ELEMENTS
WHISKEY LOUNGE
VIP LOUNGE - BOOTH INLIT TABLE
BAR STOOLS
2015-2016
DJ BOOTH
VIP LOUNGE
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2015-2016
1. Entrance 2. Main Bar 3. Dance Floor 4. DJ Booth 5. Private Lounge 6. VIP Lounge 1 7. VIP Lounge 2 8. AV Room 9.Toilets
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SECTION AA’
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
SECTION BB’
2015-2016
1. Main Bar 2. Secondary Bar 3. VIP Lounge 3 4. VIP Lounge 4 5. Whiskey Lounge 6. Smoking Room 7. Toilets
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PROTOTYPE DRAWINGS
Black Leatherette
Black Leatherette
Tile (TL-01) DETAIL D Black Cushion
Black Leatherette
2015-2016
PLAN
Tile (TL-01)
ELEVATION B
LOUNGE TABLES SECTION
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Brass metal frame holding 6mm thick Black mirror
ELEVATION
Mirror Mirror
PLAN ELEVATION B
Mirror in Brass Wooden Leg as per detail
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Brass frame
LOUNGE SOFAS Teal Leatherette
PLAN
PLAN
Teal Leatherette
Teal Leatherette
Wooden skirting
ELEVATION
Wooden skirting
ELEVATION B
2015-2016
DETAIL E
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
DETAIL D
DETAIL E
Purple velvet SECTION B
Purple velvet Purple velvet
PLAN
SECTION C
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ENTRANCE
ENTRANCE
CASH COUNTER
BAR
SERVICE COUNTER
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2015-2016
BAR FURNITURE
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BAR STOOL
BAR COUNTER : Copper tiles, Flamed Granite
CAVE TABLE
BAR STOOL
WHISKEY LOUNGE
2015-2016
THE CAVE
DESIGN PORTFOLIO 37
COTTONWORLD RETAIL STORE Cottonworld is a brand which intended to launch itself into the market with an identity of being fresh, alive, pure, homely and connected with nature. Keeping this in mind, different varieties of wood like ashwood and meranti were used which added warmth to the space. The space was divided into small pockets through the use of Tyvek screens suspended from the ceiling. This segregation
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
2015-2016
EXPLORATIONS
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SECTION AA’
rendered a homely and intimate feel to the space along with giving privacy to the customers while browsing through the collection. This homely ambience was contrasted by the incorporation of custom designed modern and minimalist mid floor fixtures and manequins in order to create a boutique like ambience at the same time.Potted plants were introduced in the decor for a fresh and lively experience.
ASHWOOD
MERANTI WOOD
CHARCOAL TILE
PAINT FINISH
STAINED VENEER
LAMINATE
LAYOUT
B
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5 1. Entrance 2. Central Unit 3. Short Gondola 4. Tall Gondola 5. Double Hang Unit
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FURNITURE ELEMENTS
CENTRAL UNIT
6. Peripheral Unit 7. Cash Desk 8. Changing room 9. Store
B’
2015-2016
SECTION BB’
SHORT GONDOLA
DOUBLE HANG UNIT
CASH DESK
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
TALL GONDOLA
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FRONT FACADE
2015-2016
PERIPHERAL UNIT BUILT UP
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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VIEWS
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SITE BUILT UP
2015-2016
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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