ARCHITECTURAL
P O R T F O L I O SALONI JAIN | 2018-2022
EDUCATION
ARCHI
2018 - 23
Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology Bachelor of Architecture ( B.Arch) Currently in 4th year I CGPA 9.01I
Nagpur, Maharashtra
2021
Zootopia Honarab
2015 - 17
R. A. Science College HSC - 78.92%
Washim, Maharashtra
2021
Lagos Pl Top 20 F
2014- 15
Shantiniketan English School SSC - 89.40%
Washim, Maharashtra
2021
Monadic Participa
2021
Re vision Honarab
2020
Annual N Top 100
2018
Reubens ZNC zon 62nd ye
WORK EXPERIENCE 2020 - 21
2019 - 20
2019 - 20
LANGUAGE
Department Representative, VNIT Nagpur For 1 year
English
Devise, VNIT Nagpur Techfest Organiser
Marwari
Hindi Marathi
Class Representative , VNIT Nagpur For 1 year
2021
SOFTWARE SKILLS ADVANCED Autodesk AutoCAD | Trimble Sketchup | Lumion | Adobe Illustrator | Microsoft Suite BEGINNER Autodesk Revit | Adobe Photoshop | Vray
2021
Docume By Ar. Di
2019
Seminar Sustaina By Dr. Ta
2019
Worksh Thinkin By VNIT
2019
Hands By Ar. V
INTERPERSONAL SKILLS Team Work | Design Process | Critical Thinking | Leadership | Communication
Bamboo By VNIT
C U R R I C U L U M
V I T A E
ITECTURAL COMPETITIONS
a 2021_ National level Design Competition ble Mention | Top 10
lastic City_International Design Competition Finalist | Special Mention
c IDC2021_International Design Competition ated
n_Interior Design Competition ble Mention | Top 10
NASA Design Competition
s Trophy ne3 61st year- Top 5 shortlisted ear - Special Mention
WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS
o series 1- 5 T, Nagpur
enting Heritage Buildings: Techniques & Tools ivya Gupta
r on “Emergence of Green Technologies towards able Growth” apan Chakravarty
hop on “Quest for Best” Enhancing Design ng T, Nagpur
on Workshop on Brick Masonry Vikas Shimpi
SALONI JAIN B.Arch | 4th Year
“ An optimistic person with a smile and frugal ideas. A curious architecture student wandering to find a connection between architecture and designer’s spirit. Likes to explore the unexplored and observe details which go unnoticed. A craft person looking for sustainable approaches in project plan, with a hopes of improving Urban issues through designing , styling and processing ”
salonirjain111@gmail.com + 91 - 7057972877 Dreamland City, Sector no.1 , Washim - 444505 , Maharashtra saloni-jain-1a7ba3203 salonayyy_03
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DESIGNING PREFACE The drawings and all the content displayed in this portfolio is created by me and are true to my knowlwdge. It is a compilation of my works from 2018-2022. Each section shows different skills, design abilities and experience gained in that time period. Living these four years through various events and topics has given each time a unique valueand lessons. I’m glad to display my work to you.
STEP UP
STU
A
Competition Entry
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TECHNICAL
RESIDENCE
VID
Academic | Sem 5
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ASSORTED
RESEARCH PAPER
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CONTENT
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UDENTs UNION
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LUXX Academic | Sem 7
Academic | 5 Sem
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DHAN BHAVAN
Academic | Sem 4
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SCELLANEOUS
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THE REVIVAL Competition Entry
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RE- VISION Competition Entry
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Mumbai- the city of dreams is home to 22 milli if you are an unmarried 20 something student housing societies allow unmarried tenants, an the next experiences will not always be pleasa worrying about security or food arrangements may find that this happens more often than w
STEP UP Competition Entry
Student’s Accomodation IDC 2021 attempts to inculcate this need of the future and encourage young minds to embrace this method of design evolution.A design proposal that involves the repetition of a single module to create space and form. The proposal must address a solution to a specific problem in their country of origin.
Location: Mumbai Area: 33614 sq.m Type: Residential Building
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ion people. Naturally, housing poses a huge problem with people struggling to find a roof over their head in Maximum City. And who is trying to find a place to stay while being enrolled in one of the city’s prestigious colleges, a Herculean task awaits you. Few nd the task becomes even more tedious if you are a woman. If you are lucky enough to find your home-away-home, chances are ant. Juggling between your studies, or a new job and having to endure the atrocities of the homeowner, roommates or constantly s, there may come a day when you will suddenly find yourself without a home. And if you ask the young population around, you we would like to believe.
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FORM 2.6 m
2.6 m
2.6 m
4.5 m
4.5 m
2.6 m
EACH MODULE well light & ventilated
1120 115
115
1200
(TYPE 1 WITH WASHROOM) 85 no. of Units
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115 3600
1800 4500 115
1230
4500
115
1020
1720 2600
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
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115
1700
1700 2600
115
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115 3600 900 115
1130
1130
4500 115
1130 115
BALCONY
BALCONY
2480
115
BALCONY
CENTRAL COU act as interactiv
1200
1200
1200
SINGLE MODULE area is 11.6 sq.m
900
4.5 m
4.5 m
2.6 m
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EVOLUTIO
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1810 2600
115
TYPICAL FLOOR
(TYPE 2 WITHOUT W 75 no. of Uni
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URTYARD ve space
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INSIDE OUT out the buildings open up towards the city outside & thr shared environment inside
2600
R PLAN
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WASHROOM) its
1200
2180 900
1120 115
1720 2600
1120 115
MATERIALS
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115
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115
900
2180
4500
3715
2435
OPEN TERRACE
2320
BALCONY
The site is located next to VJTI college in South Mumbai. The location is surrounded by greeneries, and has all basic amenities like eateries, markets, banks etc nearby. Transportation is also facilitated by the availability of monorail in close proximity and railway station nearby.
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1720 2600
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
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The materials have been chosen keeping the climate of Mumbai and sustainability in mind.
(TYPE 3 DUPLEX WITH WASHROOM) 15 no. of Units
TEAK WOOD
CONCRETE
WOOD FLOORING
GRANITE
GLASS
BRICK PAVERS MOSS 08
View from courtyard encourages cross ventilation and social interaction . Due to negative space at the centre visual connectivity is enhanced. Also Jali helps in block the entry of direct sunlight, making for pleasant interior spaces.
Rectangular monadic units ar vidual units were precast in th fix the units to each other.
There are three prototype units that act as monads in this building. The students are offered 3 types of accommodation differing in space and amenities.
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SPACE TYPOGRAPHY
re the best option for optimisation of space. Moreover since the indihe factory, this shape was the easiest without complicated joinery to
INTERNAL FLEXIBLE SPACES
All Close 4 individual spaces
1 Semi open gathering spaces
All Open 1 continous open space
EXTERNAL FLEXIBLE SPACES
Green Voids & Open Terraces
Visual Connection
Synergies
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Student Activity Centre in a broader asp character of a contemporary student act and rejuventation for the varoius user gr in and out of nature is the highlight of st the users, activities and Student Activity
STUDENTs UNION Academic | Sem 5
Student Activity Centre To design the centre that addresses the social and co-curricular needs of the students. By taking into account the college clubs, activities and events and appropriate spaces needed for them. Also focus towards the open and transitional spaces in the design is expected. The student activity centre should stand as a symbolic structure for the whole institute and reflect its history and stature upon the people visiting it` Location: Nagpur Area: 53614 sq.m Mentor: Dr. Akshay Patil
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pect is the facilities provided to students for recreation and socializing . A building that embiodies the dynamic tivity Union and accomplishes the intergration of students, flora, fauna for achieving maximum creative freedom roups. A free flow of space into one another and in and out of nature. A free flow of spaces into one another and tudent activity centre. Here with this concept and design stragegies, the design settles with perfect solution for y Centre.
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Site is organized in linear manner will act as interactive space and w type of organization will increase response help in altering micro c process with many factors to cons satisfing a defined criteria on a pr factors like noise,space and clima planning activities.
ZONING
NORTH
SITE PLAN
Presewrving the vegetation on the site which will help in altering mocro climate. 13
Placing the buildong mass according to the contours.
Creating a potential so major activities, keepin
r to get an open central space which will be surrounded by built forms. This e social interaction as well as climate climate.Space Planning is a complex sider. The principles of space involve riority basis. Zoning is done on three ate. This help in proper solution for
ACTIVITIES 1. Admin Area 2. Auditorium 3. Social Spaces 4. Food Services 5. Recreational Area 6. Cultural Clubs 7. Technical Clubs 8. Services 9. Open Green Spaces 10. Ramps
7. 8.
6. 9.
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4.
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8. 9. 3. LEGEND ADMINISTRATIVE
8.
1.
SOCIAL SPACES RECREATIONAL SPACES
10.
2.
OPEN GREEN SPACES SUPPORTING SERVICES FOOD SERVICES
9. 9.
GAMES & LOUNGES CLUBS & ORGANISATIONS
10. NORTH
GROUND FLOOR PLAN OUTDOOR GAMES CLUBS & ORGANISATIONS
INDOOR GAMES
FOOD
OPEN SPACES SOCIAL SPACES
RECREATIONAL SPACES
QUIET SPACES ADMIN
opts and circulation for placing nh context and climate in mind.
SECTION
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HIERARCHY IN SPA 7.
All the space are arranged in well lighted and ventilated.
4. 8. 6.
OPEN SPACE 9.
4.
ACTIVITIES 1. Exhibition Area 2. Skylight 3. Social Spaces 4. Open Terraces 5. Recreational Area 6. Cultural Clubs 7. Technical Clubs 8. Services 9. Green Spaces 10. Ramps
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4. 3.
2.
1.
8.
10.
10. NORTH
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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SECTION
SEMIOP SPAC
A free flow of spaces into on nature is the highlight of stud this concept and design strag perfect solution for the users, Centre.
ACES
& VOLUME
n such way that all spaces are
PEN CE
Double height space in gallery
Diffuse daylight in exposition spaces
CLOSED SPACE
ne another and in and out of dent activity centre. Here with gegies, the design settles with activities and Student Activity
Long views from inside spaces
Shadow terraces in roof oasis
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3 LUXX
Academic | Sem 7
Landscape Design To create a focal point that blurs boundaries between spaces. A balance between the hectic city life and serene life of the residential area, it will bring the community together regardless of age, race and social fabric, further fostering a closer relationship within the community by encouraging interaction between users and between residents. Location: Washim Area: 4228 sq.m Type: Housing Development Mentor: Ar.Meenal Surawar
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USER GROUP B’
Deck area JOGGERS Jogeers area seen on certain time on site along the jogging track.
Round and Columnar trees are used here .tall trees of the edges of mathways gives directionality , some of the are flowering trees and ornamental trees for aesthetics.
SENIOR CITIZENS Famaliar faces from the neighbour hood gathers around the nite routinely.
CHILDREN Parents bring their children to the space around evening time.
Bar & sitting area at upward for pool view Multiple levels seperation of activities Big canpoy soacks more water
Tall trunk , small canopy directionality
Ornamental Trees for aesthetic purpose Club House
Use as landmark
Shading feature
Area coverage provides privacy
Fountain act as a focal point Water Cascades for appealing purpose
VISUAL CONNECTIVITY Visual connectivity between the spaces
Shaded nodes could be utilized as interactive spaces.
Swimming Pool Area
NO BILIND SPOTS Having visual permeability as asafety precaution
Taller lamp post have bigger light coverage ( safety concerns )
BUFFER Using natural foilage to reduce noise intensity from vehicular & resdential noise.
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LEGENDS
Trees at periphery tall vertical mass provided in between to block views
ARBORVITAE PALM TREE
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A
N
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FLOWERING TREE
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N
0
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ASHOKA TREE
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0 +3.3
N
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0
N
Swimming Pool & Spa placed at lower level according to contours
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N
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PARIJAT
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N
NEEM TREE
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N
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0
N
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0
N
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ROUND BOXWOOD
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PLUMANGO
Pool side Sitting
FLOWERING BED
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FLOWER GROUNDCOVER
Gazebo with creepers for aesthetic purpose
CYCADES DEVILS BACKBONE GROUND COVER
Pavallion / Stage act as interactive space
SOFTSCAPE PAVED WITH GRASS BRICK PAVED GRASS BRICK PATH
Party Lawn
LAWN WITH STATUES
Shading trees provide enclosure overhead with branched and canopies Sitting Lounge & Bonfire
GROUNDCOVERS GREEN LAWN
HARDSCAPE UNGLAZED CERAMIC TILES PAVED PATHWAYS WOODEN TILES
NORTH
ENTRANCE
DECK FLOORING GROUNDCOVER ROCKS
B
SITE PLAN
A’
STONE TILES MARBLE TILES
Party Lawn
SECTION AA’
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Selected the right plant and located it in the right place. While ation of the growing requirements that match the site conditio tics of the plant (color, texture, form, and size), the functional rol tenance requirements of the plant.
PLANT
TREES
ASHOKA
NEEM
PALM
Height - 7 to 8 m Radius- 5 to 6 m Color - green (flowers) green / yelloish grren ( leaves) Water needed - fine Soil- almost all type
Height - 10 to 15 m Radius- 2 to 4 m Color - (brown ( trunk ) deep green ( leaves) Water needed - several times aweek Soil- sandy loamy soil
PLUMANGO
BOXWOOD
HYDRANGEA
Height - 80 to 120 cm Use - ornamental, flowering Color - voilet blue (flowers) green ( leaves) Texture - fine Water needed - medium Soil- almost all type
Height - 60 to 100 cm Texture- medium Color -green / yelloish grren ( leaves) Water needed - less Soil- almost all type
Height -60to 100 Cm Use- ornamental, flowering Color - pink, purple, white (fl light green ( leaves) Texture - smooth Soil- loamy
Height - 8to 12 m Radius- 2to 3 m Color - green white (flowers) green / yelloish grren ( leaves) Water needed - medium Soil- loamy soil
SHRUBS
Bar & Lounges
Entrance & Pergola
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SECTION BB’
e Selecting plants , considerons, the aesthetic characterisle of the plant, and the main-
g. flowers)
PARIJAT
Height - 2 to 3 m Radius- 1 to 2 m Color - white (flowers) green ( leaves) Water needed - fine Soil- almost all type
CYCADES Height - 7 to 8 m Radius- 5 to 6 m Color - green (flowers) green / yelloish grren ( leaves) Water needed - fine Soil- almost all type
View from the pergola whith a series of parijat trees on one side andlamp post on another side leading towars the sitting lounge.
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As the world outside slowly wakes up to cally plastic pollution for the past several of those who stay on its shores. Every yea tic pollution is the 3R strategy- Reduce, R the city stakeholders are probably the on
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THE REVIVAL Competition Entry
Museum & Research Centre Designs must aim to solve the issue of plastic pollution and must use Lagos, Nigeria as a context. Whether your design is a a masterplan for a community t or an industrial buildingthat presents a creative way to combat plastic pollution. Should address plastic pollution and the point mentioned above, but also take microplastic into account as well as the harmful fumes plastic can emit when exposed to heat Location: Lagos Area: 4228 sq.m Type: Commercial Building
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the harmful effects of pollution, Lagos, the capital of Nigeria has been dealing with the atrocities of pollution specill years. Its beautiful oceans have become a centre of micro plastic debris affecting both marine lives as also the lives ar Lagos produces a million tonnes of plastic most of which ends up in the seas or rivers. The best way to combat plasReuse and Recycle. It is important that more and more people are made aware of it. The collective consciousness of nly way to win the battle against pollution.
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FORM DEVELOPMENT
Recycle symbol as form
Substraction of arrows and addition of curves at corners
NORTH
Bridge connecting 3 main blocks
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
Roof terraces and central courtyard as interactive and open space .
Final form
The material used in the façade, which is the satement piece of the entire building, is 3D printed bio-plastic, the plastic taken from the tonnes of plastic wastes generated in Lagos. The elements are produced with the life-size 3D printer. This printer can print elements of 2 x 2 x 3.5 metres 3D and uses Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) technology. With this technique, bio plastic is melted and built up layer by layer with a computer-controlled printer head. The print layers of the production process are clearly visible in the end product. 25
The building encompasses three main function- research of plastic w the general mass more aware of plastic pollution. The building will st tainable materials mostly from plastic, intelligent design which respo
NORTH
NORTH
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
waste, manufacture of recycled items from these waste and museum to showcase these items as well as to make tand as a prominent landmark in the city of Lagos and will surely captivate and educate people with its use of susonds to the climate. 26
MUSEUM INTERIOR VIEW The museum showcases recycled items made from plastic waste
CENTRAL OPEN SPACE VIEW Centrally open space act as a interactive and gathering space. 27
RESEARCH CENTRE INTERIOR VIEW Showcases use of plastic bottle caps waste in unique way, for aesthetic appeal 28
5 RE-VISION Competition Entry
Interior Design To redesign famous sitmoms Big Bang Theory characaters Sheldon and Leonard’s appartment. To change it and show people the new perspective. To show how it could have been if these sitcoms were shot in this day and age with us as their interior designer, incoperated every requirement of them. Location: California Area: 142.5 sq.m Type: Residential Building
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Entry
FLOOR PLAN 30
We have made sure that their apartment are a reflection of their personality, their memories especially in private quar bedrooms but in shared spaces like drawing and washroom, the idea was to uphold their long standing friendship an that the common spaces are based on themes that are special to both of them and are a reflection of their shared tim Coupling that with an overall sense of modern sleek minimalism and BAZINGA- we present you Sheldon and Leonard DRAWING
ROOM
Grey leona
Vinyl
Star wars themed drawing room for our inhouse fan
Majo dark
Grey-white floor for cir
SHELDON’s ROOM
Sheldon and Leo famous sitcom t clients for this re genius physicist have been friend
Bringing back the memories First Sheldon Cooper- the child prodigy who never really left his childhood. He still yearns for his mother to sing him "soft kitty" when he catches a cold, Captain Spock still invades his dream.
STUDY ROOM
The green floral wall ireminiscent of Meemaw's house
comic strip wallpaper in the wall
blackboard wall for sheldon's endless calculation shelf for train collection 31
rters like their nd make sure me together. d's apartment.
4B
TEXTURES
wooden planks flooring in ard’s room
LEONARD’s ROOM
On the other hand is Leonard, the polar opposite to Sheldon, calm , sensible and reasonable.
l wood flooring
or Furniture with plywood and k brown mica
KITCHEN CUM DINING
e marble rculation paths
onard- the protagonist of the the Big Bang Theory and our edesign project are two ts staying in California and ds for many years now.
WASHROOM
Rug
Video game themed wallpaper 32
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Working Drawing Creating construction /working drawings for a residence in nagpur. Requirements include drawings from centrline plas to detailed sections with every details from toilet to stairs, site management and drainage layout.Also Included writing specifications for materials and fixtures. Location: Nagpur Area: 4228 sq.m Type: Residential Building Mentor: Dr. Vilas Bakde
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AREA STATEMENT A
B
Taken in FSI
5
C
5000
3155X3615
V600
V
W.C.
D3
1200X900
D2
V600
BATH ROOM 2140X1200
12000
1015
18000
3115
9725
4
8710
3
KITCHEN
W1
20
18000
2000
DN
17
16
15
14
13
12
1
1615
7000 10000
FOOTING LAYOUT
3385
3385
1615
0000
B
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
10000
00
1615
C
1500
10000
1615 8385
5000
B
1500
8385
3385
3000
89
1500
5000
C1 F1 3
C2 F2 2
3115
100 50
3000
465 1350
3115
585
3385
1615
29
100 50 427 423
50 115 11550 230
3115
115 50
3115
35 0 00
1
350
A
35
3115
BALCONY
45
A
3115
1000MM WIDE 1150
350 115 50
10000
00
28
450
50 115 11550 230
450
1
50100
C2 F2 6
50100
50100
C1 F1 1
1615
2
100 50
100 50 1150
423 50100
10050
50 235
50 100
535
50 235
427
100 50
1300
465
585
1100
400
400
50 115 11550 230
230 50 115 115 50
50 115 185 50 230
465
1200
100 50
50100
10050
9
3115
50 100
1400
100 50
3155X2000
TREAD-250MM RISER-170MM
1350 535
10050 400
3115
465
5345
C4 F4 5
230 50 115 185 50
400
1
115 50
230 50 115 11550
1300
465
635
50100
2230 50 100
285 400
2230
C2 F2 4
50
115 50
2230
3365
2230
VERANDAH
100 50
100 50 450
1200
230 50 115 11550
450
5345
50100
2
285
2
UP ENTRANCE
3356
465
400
50
5345
D1
19
21
22
24 23
25
26
5345 27
2
1400 635
3
W1
3155X3250
C4 F4 8
50100
8710
3365
9725
3365
5
W2
3155X4265
4
1430
11155
V
2140X1200
LIVING ROOM
1015
18000
9
05
C2 F2 9
C2 F2 7
TOILET
D3
D3
9725
8710
5
D2
3730
3
3115
3000
3000
3155X3615
6
W1
BEDROOM
11155
1430
10000
8385
5000
1615 3800 2330
C2 F2 12
C4 F4 11
C2 F2 10
29
8710
6
C1 F1 15
11155
3
4 14885
C2 F2 14
BEDROOM
1615
3385
3115
3385
W3
11155
18000
14885
9725
W1
D2
3730
14 sq.m
14885 D2
W3
1430
NHI
Excess
14885
1015
14 sq.m
Total
6
12000
Enclosed
Taken in FSI
BALCONY
1000MM WIDE
1000MM WIDE
10000
4
1500
7000
18000
Open
C1 F1 13
1615
V600
NHl
14 sq.m
18000
5
1500
3730
14 sq.m
A
Excess
Total
Enclosed
AT FIRST FLOOR Permissible Provided
6
3385 10000
BALCONY
Open
1615
18000
1500
AT FIRST FLOOR Permissible Provided
15% of B/U 14 sq.m
C
3385
1615
BALCONY AREA
15% of B/U 14 sq.m
1615
18000
B
8385
180sq.m 1 Nil 89.4sq.m 89.4sq.m 1.2sq.m
3115
Total plot area Permissible FSI Proposed ground floor B/U area Proposed first floor B/U area Proposed second floor B/U area Balance B/U area
C NORTH
GL
BRIEF SPECIFICATIONS Structure: RCC framed structure as per structural design and drawing. Walling: 230mm thick brick masonry walls in cement mortar and papapet/ railing 230mm thicj brick masonry in cement mortar. Flooring : Flooring marble tiles, green kota flooring and skirting for toilet ceramic tiles floor and dado upto lintel for kitchen area dado upto sill level on kitchen platform in ceramic tiles. Plastering: External wall surfaces in sand faced cement plaster. Internal wall surfaces ceilings finished in nerru plaster. Roof slab:All flat roof slabs in rcc with internal finish with proper rain water drainage slope as per terrace plan. Door and Windows: All doors with wooden section frame with wooden panel shutters and details. All windows teak wood panelled and ventilations with standard mild steel sections casement types.
WATER TANK
13180
STAIRCASE TOWER
12180
450
450
LB1
MB1
LB1
PARAPET LEVEL
10880
TERRACE LEVEL
9780
LINTEL LEVEL
8820
SILL LEVEL
7620
LB1
54
SB1
SB1
53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45
MB1
44 43 42 41
LB1
40 39 38 37 36
SB1
35
SECOND FLOOR
6720
LINTEL LEVEL
5760
SB1
34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27
MB1
26 25 24
SILL LEVEL
4560
FIRST FLOOR
3660
PLINTH LEVEL
600
23
LB1
22 21 20 19 18
SB1
17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10
MB1
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
PB1
GL
SECTION
00
PRINCIPLE ELEVATION All dimensions are in mm
36
SB3
100mm Thick Slab
12mm Thick Plaster
Chimney Outlet
1144
Steel Handles
T.W. Panel Window
Cabinets made from Plywood Laminated with Mica sheet 1144
8mm Thick Ceramic Tiles Sink of Granite top and Kadappa base
2288
12mm above Granite platform
P Trap concealed into wall
Cabinets made from Plywood Laminated with Mica sheet
230mm Thick Brick Wall
Ground Level
230
3155
230
115
SECTION AA’
150mm Thick Brick Wall
C4
7
C2
8
3155
Flooring Tiles
480
722
785
450
12mm Thick Plaster 900
1325 x 900 Dining Table Top
600
550
DINING TABLE TOP 1325 x 900
FRIDGE
Fridge
1230
W1800
Space for MIcrowave / Grinder
993
750mm wide Granite Platform
A
1597,2
300
700
200
555
A’
600
430
750
700 x 720 Gas Stove
800mm Wide Stainless Steel Sink 230
Chimney above Gas Stove C2
4 230
C4 3155
5 230 NORTH
KITCHEN DETAIL 37
All dimensions are in mm
SB2
450
1200
300 x 300 Full Wall Ceramic Dado Tiles
900
Exhaust Fan
100
L1
45mm Projected RCC Chajja
25mm dia PVC Pipe
2100
8mm Thick Glass Louvers
D750 1200
230mm Thick Brick Wall 12mm Thick Plaster
300 x 300 x 8mm Thick Glazed Ceramic Tiles Flooring Sunk for Indian WC Pan 120mm SRCC Slab
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VIDHAN BHAVAN Academic | Sem 4
Building Documentation The assignment will be based on a field and literature study of buildings of architectural importance or settlements in and around Nagpur region.To understand the process of building documentation and develop the knowledge and skill of recording, categorizing, dissemination and analysis of information through graphic and written mediums. Location: Nagpur Area: 4228 sq.m Type: Government Building Mentor: Dr.Vijay Kapse
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VIDHAN BHAVAN NAGPUR Vidhan Bhavan, Nagpur is the building in the Civil lines locality of Nagpur, the second capital of Maharashtra state of India, where Winter Session of the Maharashtra Legislature is held. The foundation stone of the building was laid in 1912. It was constructed by the then British command to house the administration of the Central Provinces and Berar, of which Nagpur was the capital.
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Vidhan Bhavan, Nagpur is the building in the Civil lines locality of Nagpur, the second capital of Maharashtra state of India, where Winter Session of the Maharashtra Legislature is held. The foundation stone of the building was laid in 1912. It was constructed by the then British command to house the administration of the Central Provinces and Berar, of which Nagpur was the capital. It consist of red room, meeting rooms and offices , moreover courtyards in between.
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How modular architecture
RESEARCH PAPER ACA's 2nd International Design Research Conference ( IDRC 2021) ,18 th Dec 2021, at Mumbai , conducted by Aditya college of Architecture.
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Abstract: Modular architecture or “modularity in design” is a desig modular system is characterized by functional partitioning into d onset of the Modern Movement in architecture, industrialization, by the prospect of standardized mass production of buildings at a desh. Yet the increasing population, space crunch and depriving the origin of modular architecture, the challenges this kind of pra about already existing examples in other developing countries an light on the economic effects this new dimension of architecture
Keywords: Modular architecture, Prefabricated con
Modularity in Architecture and Planning
can revolutionizeIndian architecture and by default the larger society
gn approach that subdivides a system into smaller parts called modules or skids that can be independently created and then used in different systems. A discrete scalable and reusable modules, rigorous use of well-defined modular interfaces, and making use of industry standards for interfaces. With the mass production and standardization principles came to the fore. Modular architecture is the result of this thinking wherein creativity has been replaced a faster rate and lower cost.Having said that modular architecture is yet to charm its way into third world countries like India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Banglaeconomic conditions means this kind of architecture might very well be a revolutionary concept in such developing countries. In this paper we explore actise may face in the future, the scope of such ready-made objects from the point of view of developing countries specifically focused in India. We speak nd also contemplate on whether this type of computerized form of buildings can jeopardize the traditional creativity of Indian architecture and shed some can bring about In India.
nstruction, monads, rural architecture, urban architecture
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