portfolio
INSTITUTE
SHIVALI
AND ENVIRONMENTAL
KAMLA RAHEJA VIDYANIDHI OF ARCHITECTURE STUDIES SHETH
CV
SHIVALI SHETH
KeyboardPianoUkuleleKalimba
DigitalSculptingPaintingArtDesignIllustration
SKILLS:
ModelHandEnscapeSketchupIndesignAutodeskAutoCADArchitecturalSketchbookArchiCADDraftingMakingMumbai,+91shivalissssheth76@gmail.com9867235509India
Hi! I’m Shivali, a 21 year old student at KRVIA, Mumbai. I am a talended, multi faceted student, always up for learning new skills about Architecture and every allied concept related to it. I’m interested in working with a practice that pushes critical thinking, and along with design, I enjoy graphic design, documentation as well as hands-on model making
SingingMusicAcoustic Guitar Electric Guitar
1st at the Singing Competition, 2017, Bombay Scottish 2nd at the Keyboard division, Bombay Scottish School
Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture and Environmental Studies, Mumbai University Bachelor of Architecture (B. Arch) 2024 candidate
Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture and Environmental Studies Head of Music Club
Solar Decathelon - Sustainable Architecture Design Competition Part of team: Augment
2019-2024
Jointly curated the Architectural Design Exhibition book for the third year
PERSONAL PROJECTS
Elective Workshop - Mapping your Neighbourhood under Aneerudha Paul 2012-2005-20192020-2021202120222022-202320192014
Founded a summer bakery - golden_cookie_co on Instagram Golden Desserts, Mumbai
Set Design - Dramatics, Bombay Scottish School Mahim Head of Production
EXPERIENCE
Energy Performance + Graphic Design and Documentation Solar Decathelon - Augment
Conducted a music workshop - Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture and Environmental Studies
Bombay Scottish School Mahim, Mumbai ICSE and ISC Board Examination, Percentage achieved: 92%
Personal Blog
EDUCATION
Shivali Creates - blogspot
Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture and EnvironmentalEditorialStudiesteammember
Elective Workshop - Art and Architecture under Percy Pithawala
2nd at the Zennith festival hosted by Podar school Performed at Brainstorm 2017, lead singer and guitarist
20212017-2019
Trinity College of London Trinity Guildhall level 2 in keyboard with merit Trinity level 4 in keyboard with merit
Brainstorm 2018, Bombay Scottish School Mahim Head of Creative Team and singer/ performer
SOFT
SKILLS Communication | Critical Thinking | Problem Solving | Teamwork | Creativity | Good Time Management | Presentation | Multi Tasking | Interpersonal Skills 2017,2017201720182022 2018 2018 KonkaniMarathiHindiEnglishLANGUAGES 2021 20212019 2019
Performed and won at numerous Music and singing competitions
A PRABHADEVI SAFESCAPE
KARANJA - The Urban Edge Karanja, Navi Mumbai
Landscape Studio 2021 + Semester VI
Structural resolution of the intervention Technology Studio 2022 + Semester VI
INDEX
Landscape resolution of the intervention Landscape Studio 2021 + Semester V
A PEREPHEMERAL ARCHIVE Dadar, Mumbai
CHAITYABHOOMI - KRVIA EXHIBITION Dadar, Mumbai
Prabhadevi, Mumbai
Architecture Design Studio 2021 + Semester V
Architecture Design Sudio 2022 + Semester VI
RANI KI VAVV A Case Study Gujarat, Ahmedabad
MISCELLANEOUS
Material Explorations
INDEX
DESIGNING IN GEOGRAPHIES
+ Design, Landscape and Allied Sudios 2019 | 2020 | 2021
Case Study: TUBE HOUSE Gujarat, Ahmedabad
Architecture Design Sudio 2021 + Semester IV
Architecture Design Sudio 2019 + Semester III
Rann of Kutchh, Gujarat
Designing a product - Chindogu
Model Explorations
Creating a concert in my room Material Morphologies - Elective workshop
Roof plan
Architectural Design Studio 2021, semester V
Sectional model in Filecard
In the bustling neighbourhood of Prabhadevi where children make every place their playground, and adults wonder: ‘where does “telemedicine” meet healthcare?’, daycare facilities coupled with mental healthcare and physical care for children and adolescents co-exist at a busy roadside junction with buildings lending themselves to the activities in an attempt to create a Safe-Scape for children and a rhythmic pause for its patients and visitors with the help of characteristic ‘V’ shaped columns and a form-breaking vehicular cut out in its linear profile.
A PRABHADEVI SAFESCAPE
Prabhadevi’s Festivals around the site
Narrative - character studies - one example
Ground floor plan First floor plan
NarrativeSection - character studies
Sections
Prabhadevi, Mumbai
Detailed section through the Biodiverse roof, showing the planting of the dwarf trees
Light Wells: Letting the light enter and get dappled through the Devil’s Ivy
The mounds shape the slope and direct it towards the cutout, as well as to the top left curved edge, where it can be collected
Roof plan with mounds and trees
Green trimmed grass cover: a play space on the ground level, divided into 3 play spaces with the paving
Shallow water pond: collecting rainwter as well as appearing as if its directing the growth of the ivy leaves
Skylight with a wooden panel facade mirroring the exterior facade, letting light into the inpatient wards on the second floor
Spot section through the wall facade show ing the Biodiverse roof
White stone flooring: beige in colour, relatively smoother in texture
Roof with Mounds: a playscape for children and adults, with varying heights and slopes
Concrete Paving blocks with grass growth, (concete mixed with beige pigments)
LANDSCAPE INTERVENTION OF THE PROJECT Landscape Studio 2021
A
Roof plan with mounds and trees
Dwarf mango trees, planted on the biodiverse roof, placed vertically above columns for efficient load transfer
The Back Garden: located above the basement ramp covering slab, with stairs leading to it from the back end for children to play, that secludes them away from the busy junction Safescape,
Landscapes of care
plantsBiodiverse
Devil’s Ivy: vines, dark green with typical ivy leaves, planted around the light well, in 900mm deep soil
water
Mahonia Shrubs: the yellow flowering plant, which resembles the morning sun, aroung the boundary of the site and on the back garden
shell joinery
3.
Detail
9. IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE
5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL
ARCHITECTURE
at slab junction
STRUCTURAL RESOLUTION OF THE PROJECT Working Drawings of the intervention Technology Studio 2022, Semester VI 2961 3950 40603722 8349 4144 300 3884 1398 4068 497 2739 105277 3224 4056 4144 323 6001453 10574075335 2245 900 3225 15855 2100 2110 2786 8320 4056 1100 1685 19526 21002861 1164 685685230889112231224 750 1103 S9S8S7S6S5S4S3S2S1 D1 D6D6D6 D6 W2W2W2 W1W1 D7D7D7D7TherapyOffices Pods Inpatient Wards X-ray Imaging Storage Lockers, changing room for surgeries Doctors Lounge Day Care Facilities Library, Study and Creation Space Eating Area Basement Angular shell, explained in details: sheet no. 16 2 3 4 5 50006300728068006700 1 4800 6 7 2 3 4 51 6 71010 3775386111882 3916 33410578952308896760848 17712100 3302 4415 2961 40033727 3331 8400 3884 14009 2244 12491249 750750 Toilets Private rooms W1 W1 Dirty Utility W4W4W4 W1 W1 W4W4 D4D4D7D7D7D7 D7D7 ToiletsToiletsToiletsAdministration OfficesTherapyOfficesPods Toilets Basement Offices WaitingOperationAreaTheatre 2 3 4 5 50006300728068006700 1 4800 6 78 12006 900 3885 419298081745921139743214116512224170821312104 1860 26702882 3302 3800 900 6851374 20771802221816716851139 A B C D E F 7100 3600 G H 2200 3800 2300 3610 5500 A B C D E F G H 4452140 2795 SITE - NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25
ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. ARCHITECT CONSULTANT
6. ALL THE SERVICES TO BE REFERRED FROM THE SERVICES CONSULTANT DRAWINGS
at the turf roof Waffle slab typologies in plan
NAME SHIVALI
NO. 1982 9. IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. ARCHITECT CONSULTANT NOTES: 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM 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 HER PERMISSION THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT. 5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL 6. ALL THE 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 REVISIONWORKPLOTAREA:1390 SQ METER FOOT PRINT AREA: 604 SQ METER SHEET DETAILS SIGN SHEET NO 16 DATE 21-04-22 SCALE 1:20 Waterproofing Layer 30 mm Draining Layer 40 mm Roof Slab 210mm Beam 210mmPlantingSoil Filtersubstratefleece30 mm Geo-textile Membrane 60mm SteelAluminiumfixturesand glass casement window 65mm Glass windows 2000mm Steel Timberbracketsscreens Terrace turf roof slab treatment detail ferro-cement shell beam 330 mm thick granite skirting 40 mm thick granite slab 40 mm thick waffle slab 120 mm thick cement mortar 20mm thickcement mortar 15 mm thick wire mesh meshed reinforcementfinishF6 Ferro-concrete shell joinery detail beige granite thin slab 40mm thick reinforcement Granite slab 15 mm thick SITE NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25 KAMLA RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES NAME SHIVALI SHETH YEAR 3 RD YEAR ROLL NO. 1982 9. IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. ARCHITECT CONSULTANT NOTES: 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM 2. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS 3. FOLLOW WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ONLY THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND SHOULD NOT BE COPIED WITHOUT HER PERMISSION THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT. 5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL 6. ALL THE SERVICES TO BE REFERRED FROM THE SERVICES CONSULTANT DRAWINGS 7. FOR ALL OTHER DETAILS REFER TO OTHER RELEVANT DRAWINGS ALL EXISTING GROUND LEVELS TO BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF REVISIONWORKPLOTAREA:1390 SQ METER FOOT PRINT AREA: 604 SQ METER SHEET DETAILS SIGN SHEET NO 16 DATE 21-04-22 SCALE 1:20 2 4 CABDEF 50007280 71003600 11 66 GCABDEHGH 550038002200 RCC COLUMN 300MM 300MM STEEL REINFORCEMENT BARS SITE NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25 KAMLA RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES NAME SHIVALI SHETH YEAR RD YEAR ROLL NO. 1982 IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. ARCHITECT CONSULTANT NOTES: 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM 2. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS 3. FOLLOW WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ONLY THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND SHOULD NOT BE COPIED WITHOUT HER PERMISSION THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT. 5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL 6. ALL THE SERVICES TO BE REFERRED FROM THE SERVICES CONSULTANT DRAWINGS 7. FOR ALL OTHER DETAILS REFER TO OTHER RELEVANT DRAWINGS ALL EXISTING GROUND LEVELS TO BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF REVISIONWORKPLOTAREA:1390 SQ METER FOOT PRINT AREA: 604 SQ METER SHEET REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SIGN SHEET NO 09 DATE 21-04-22 SCALE 1:100 W2 W2 2 3 4 5 4 5 CABDEF 50006300728068006700 71003600 11 4800 66 77 CABDEF 2 3 GHGH 55003610380022002300 RCC COLUMN 300MM X 300MM STEEL REINFORCEMENT BARS SITE NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25 KAMLA RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES NAME SHIVALI SHETH YEAR 3 RD YEAR ROLL NO. 1982 9. IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. ARCHITECT CONSULTANT NOTES: 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM 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 HER PERMISSION THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT. 5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL 6. ALL THE 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 REVISIONWORKPLOTAREA:1390 SQ METER FOOT PRINT AREA: 604 SQ METER
Detail
8 ALL EXISTING GROUND LEVELS TO BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK .
SIGN
FOOT PRINT
SHEET REFLECTED CEILING
2.
DATE 21-04-22 SCALE 1:100 Waterproofing Layer 30 mm Draining Layer 40 mm Roof Slab 210mm Beam 210mmPlantingSoil Filtersubstratefleece30 mm Geo-textile Membrane 60mm SteelAluminiumfixturesand glass casement window 65mm Glass windows 2000mm Steel Timberbracketsscreens Terrace turf roof slab treatment detail ferro-cement shell beam 330 mm thick granite skirting 40 mm thick granite slab 40 mm thick waffle slab 120 mm thick cement mortar 20mm thickcement mortar 15 mm thick wire mesh meshed reinforcementfinishF6 Ferro-concrete shell joinery detail beige granite thin slab 40mm thick reinforcement Granite slab 15 mm thick SITE NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25 KAMLA RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES NAME SHIVALI SHETH
YEAR : YEAR ROLL
7. FOR ALL OTHER DETAILS REFER TO OTHER RELEVANT DRAWINGS .
4
1.
SHEET NO 09 DATE 21-04-22 SCALE 1:100 N Sections
Detail Ferroconcrete
YEAR : 3 RD YEAR ROLL NO. 1982
KAMLA RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SHETH
PLAN
PLOT
at
3 RD
REVISION : AREA: 1390 SQ METER AREA: 604 SQ METER
NOTES: ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS FOLLOW WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ONLY . THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND SHOULD NOT BE COPIED WITHOUT HER PERMISSION THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT.
5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL
REVISION :
9. IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY , IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. ARCHITECT / CONSULTANT .
6. ALL THE SERVICES TO BE REFERRED FROM THE SERVICES CONSULTANT DRAWINGS .
+70mm +300mm+150mm +580mm+390mm+640mm+640mm+600mm +330mm+510mm+250mm +150mm +00mm A B C D E F
FOOT PRINT AREA: 604 SQ METER
YEAR : 4 TH YEAR ROLL NO. 1982
3. FOLLOW WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ONLY .
3. FOLLOW WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ONLY .
991010 1111 1212
Elevations
Strip section at Basement level
Strip section at Basement level
7. FOR ALL OTHER DETAILS , REFER TO OTHER RELEVANT DRAWINGS .
2. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS .
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM .
8 ALL EXISTING GROUND LEVELS TO BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK .
G H
SITE - NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25
SHEET STRIP SECTION 1 AND 2 SIGN : SHEET NO : 07 DATE : 21-07-22 SCALE 1:50 N Retaining wall 150 mm thick Box waterproofing between 45- 60 mm Water drainage channel 120 mm Diameter Tie beam 700 X 500 mm Shore Piles 400 mm Diameter Waterproofing Layer 60 mm Lean concrete to pass drainage pipes and more PCC Bed 150mm Rubble soling 250mm thick exhaust ducts, 150 mm thick Plenum ducts, supplying air column capital Lift pit 1.5 m deep Raft, 300mm thick BBC 300 mm thick Screed 20 mm thick Tiling or flooring 20 mm thick drop panel Grill/ SprinklerOpeninghead 50mm dim Secondary Sprinkler pipe G.I, painted red with epoxy coating RCC Column Flat Slab 300mm thick Compacted earth Wall Plaster 15mm Upturnedthick Beams exhaust ducts, 150 mm thick Screed 20 mm thick Tiling or flooring 20 mm thick Ramp in RCC 150mm thick Supporting wall for Ramp, 150mm thick Ramp Beam 450 mm deep column capital drop panel RCC Column Steel reinforcement barsSteel reinforcement bars Tie beam 700 X 500 mm Shore Piles 400 mm Diameter Sump Pit 1.5 m deep Sump Cover Submersible pump
4 THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND SHOULD NOT BE COPIED WITHOUT HER PERMISSION . THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT.
8 ALL EXISTING GROUND LEVELS TO BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK .
YEAR : 4 TH YEAR ROLL NO. 1982
1 4800 6 7
SITE - NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25
7. FOR ALL OTHER DETAILS REFER TO OTHER RELEVANT DRAWINGS .
F2 S1
NOTES:
PLOT AREA: 1390 SQ METER
5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL
KAMLA RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
2. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS .
A B C D E F G
NOTES:
9. IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY , IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. ARCHITECT / CONSULTANT .
SIGN : SHEET NO : 07 DATE : 21-07-22 SCALE 1:50 N16130 45294677 7100 3600 2200 3800 2300 3610 5500 H 6700 2 3 4 5 6 7 4746 10801227 13796 3046 1616 3079
PLOT AREA: 1390 SQ METER
2 3 4 5 5000630072806800
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM .
Retaining wall 150 mm thick Box waterproofing between 45- 60 mm Water drainage channel 120 mm Diameter Tie beam 700 X 500 mm Shore Piles 400 mm Diameter Waterproofing Layer 60 mm Lean concrete to pass drainage pipes and more PCC Bed 150mm Rubble soling 250mm thick exhaust ducts, 150 mm thick Plenum ducts, supplying air column capital Lift pit 1.5 m deep Raft, 300mm thick BBC 300 mm thick Screed 20 mm thick Tiling or flooring 20 mm thick drop panel Grill/ SprinklerOpeninghead 50mm dim Secondary Sprinkler pipe G.I, painted red with epoxy coating RCC Column Flat Slab 300mm thick Compacted earth Wall Plaster 15mm Upturnedthick Beams exhaust ducts, 150 mm thick Waterproofing Layer 60 mm Lean concrete to pass drainage pipes and more PCC Bed 150mm Rubble soling 250mm thick Raft, 300mm thick Screed 20 mm thick Tiling or flooring 20 mm thick Compacted earth Ramp in RCC 150mm thick Supporting wall for Ramp, 150mm thick Ramp Beam 450 mm deep Plenum ducts, supplying air column capital drop panel RCC Column Steel reinforcement barsSteel reinforcement bars Tie beam 700 X 500 mm Shore Piles 400 mm Diameter Sump Pit 1.5 m deep Sump Cover Submersible pump
REVISION :
FOOT PRINT AREA: 604 SQ METER
4 THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND SHOULD NOT BE COPIED WITHOUT HER PERMISSION . THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT.
NAME : SHIVALI SHETH
6. ALL THE SERVICES TO BE REFERRED FROM THE SERVICES CONSULTANT DRAWINGS .
SHEET STRIP SECTION 1 AND 2
F3 F4
SScreen+70mmheights+00mm +300mm+150mm +580mm+390mm+640mm+640mm+600mm +330mm+510mm+250mm +150mm (repeat+00mm as a module) total height 16000mm, fixed as modules of 2000mm tall 1
NAME : SHIVALI SHETH
KAMLA RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
NOTES: ALL DIMENSIONS ARE DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS FOLLOW WRITTEN DIMENSIONS THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT SHOULD NOT BE COPIED PERMISSION DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT.
3401768
ONLY 4
Soil pipes water supply pipetoilet drain
THIS
1.
21042080
WALL DETAIL
IN MM . 2.
seating
Toilet plan
PLAN
1:1001:100SLOPESLOPE drop 2501 2136 371 3755 688 400 271605 17891878 2698
Toilet sections
6. ALL THE SERVICES TO BE REFERRED FROM THE SERVICES CONSULTANT DRAWINGS
5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL
7. FOR ALL OTHER DETAILS REFER TO OTHER RELEVANT DRAWINGS
1122 1768
15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop BRICKPLASTERWALLLEDGE
SECTION AT 1:30
1:1001:100SLOPESLOPE1:100SLOPE1:1001:100SLOPE1:100SLOPESLOPE 15mm drop seating 2501 2136 1122 3401768 228 1983 371 3755 688 400 271605 17891878 21042080 2698 242 279 15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop 150mm dia soil pipe75mm dia water supply pipe service pipes running through the exterior screenInspectionChamber-450mm BRICKPLASTERWALL STONE SLAB PLAN AT 1:30 1:1001:100SLOPESLOPE1:100SLOPE1:1001:100SLOPE1:100SLOPESLOPE W41249500 15mm drop seating 2501 2136 1122 3401768 228 1983 371 3755 688 400 271605 17891878 21042080 2698 242 279 15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop 150mm dia soil pipe75mm dia water supply pipe service pipes running through the exterior screenInspectionChamber-450mm BRICK WALL SILICON JOINT CEMENTTILE PLASTER STONE SLAB PCC WATERBEDPROOFING LEDGE WALL DETAIL STONE SLAB SECTION AT 1:30 PLAN AT 1:30 RCC slab, total 450mm thick Screed, 20 mm thick Brick bat coba (BBC) 150mm thick slip resistant tiles - 20 mm thick Seating 2200 1213 Dirty utility room W4 W4 Soil pipes water supply pipetoilet drain Tile drop of 15mminwards15mm LEGEND
ARCHITECT / CONSULTANT
STONE SLAB
REVISION :
RCC
AND
8 ALL EXISTING GROUND LEVELS TO BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK .
1:1001:100SLOPESLOPE1:100SLOPE
SHEET COLUMN LAYOUT
15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop 15mm drop 150mm dia soil pipe75mm dia water supply pipe through the exterior screenChamber-450mm BRICK WALL SILICON JOINT CEMENTTILE PLASTER STONE SLAB PCC WATERBEDPROOFING
PLOT AREA: 1390 SQ METER
1:1001:100SLOPE1:100SLOPESLOPE 15mm drop seating 2501 2136 1122 228 1983 371 3755 688 400 271605 17891878 21042080 2698 279
RCC slab, total 450mm thick
9. IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS.
WITHOUT HER
FOOT PRINT AREA: 604 SQ METER
DATE 21-04-22 SCALE 1:150
YEAR 3 RD YEAR ROLL NO. 1982
Brick bat coba (BBC) 150mm thick
3.
1:100SLOPE1:100SLOPE W41249500 15mm
THE
slip resistant tiles 20 mm thick Seating 2200 1213 Dirty utility room W4 W4 15mm
Tile drop of 15mminwards15mm LEGEND 3096 1500 3411 1500 1800973 1000803112 2516 150 1831 5849 1761 1593 1433 12616 3366 2639 610673 1927 1979 2168 1800563 368 4000 254 186 5860 23671119 4016 2367 43834233 47 2421433640426715002427120015802139 5241500 313439019485451 1638 4157007007009301200 10001000 5363 1928 2801 9629 7368 81772846 6689 3504 1448 2210 19651114 1874 764 60946081 19729 1240 5242790 16047 7037 706225307355 5237 300 6158 2468 300 2547 1447 2249 Waiting (24.8sq.m)RoomTriage Area (11.8 sq.m) Reception area (28.3 sq.m) Day Care Facilities Library, Study and Creation Space (100 sq.m) Administration(18.9sq.m) Toilets (20.8 sq.m)(3.6Cabinetsq.m) Reception(3.5sq.m) R3819Ø4006 D5 D7 D2 D2 W1 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W1 W1 D2 2.37m 8.37m 10.3m C1 C2 C3 C5C4C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C30 C32 C33 C26C28C21C19C25C17 C18 C23 C31 R7495 D2 D4 D1 angular shell, in ferrocement 303 6159 5324 C16 UP UP UP Pedestrian entry 2 3 4 5 4 5 CABDEF 50006300728068006700 71003600 11 4800 66 77 CABDEF 2 3 GHGH 55003610380022002300 S'1 C'1 S'1 C'1 F4 F3 conditioning ducts running +15MM +00MM +15MM SITE - NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25 KAMLA RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES NAME SHIVALI SHETH YEAR 3 RD YEAR ROLL NO. 1982 9. IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. ARCHITECT CONSULTANT NOTES: 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM 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 HER PERMISSION THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT. 5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL 6. ALL THE 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 REVISIONWORKPLOTAREA:1390 SQ METER FOOT PRINT AREA: 604 SQ METER SHEET GROUND FLOOR PLAN SIGN SHEET NO 05 DATE 21-04-22 SCALE 1:100 8923 3395 3395 2 3 4 5 4 5 CABDEF 10 9 8 9 10 11 C1 C2 C3 C5C4C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C27 C30 C25 C21C19C18 C22C17C16 C15C14C12 C13C31C11 C33 C34C32C29,C30,C31,C32,C33,C34,C23,C24,C25,C26,C27,C28,C17,C18,C19,C20,C21.C22,C35C35,C36,C37,C38,C39 300x300 300X300 300x300 300x300 50006300728068006700 71003600 11 4800 66 778 C24 C23 C26 CABDEF 2 3 GH 2542 GH C20 C28 C29 C36 C37 C38 C39 55003610380022002300 12 12 11 SITE NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25 KAMLA RAHEJA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES NAME SHIVALI SHETH YEAR 3 RD YEAR ROLL NO. 1982 9. IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO NOTICE OF THE ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS. ARCHITECT CONSULTANT WITHOUT HER PERMISSION . THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT. 5. ALL STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE REFERRED FROM THE STRUCTURAL 6. ALL THE 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 REVISIONWORKPLOTAREA:1390 SQ METER FOOT PRINT AREA: 604 SQ METER SHEET COLUMN LAYOUT PLAN SIGN SHEET NO 02 DATE 21-04-22 SCALE 1:150 N8923 3395 3395 2202 2 3 4 5 4 5 CABDEF 10 9 8 9 10 11 C1 C2 C3 C5C4C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C27 C30 C25 C21C19C18 C22C17C16 C15C14C12 C13C31C11 C33 C34C32 C35 Column Schedule Column Number Profile Size In Basement Size OnFloorGround Size on First Floor Size OnFloorSecond C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C7,C8,C9,C10,C30 Dia:500 Dia:500 Dia:500 C29,C30,C31,C32,C33,C34,C23,C24,C25,C26,C27,C28,C17,C18,C19,C20,C21.C22,C11,C12,C13,C14,C15,C16,C35,C36,C37,C38,C39 300x300 300X300 300x300 300x300 50006300728068006700 71003600 11 4800 66 778 C24 C23 C26 CABDEF 2 3 GH 2542 GH C20 C28 C29 C36 C37 C38 C39 55003610380022002300 12 12 11 SITE - NEW PRABHADEVI ROAD, MUMBAI-25
STONE SLAB
Column layout plan
242
Ground floor plan
SIGN SHEET NO 02
PLAN AT 1:30
Screed, 20 mm thick
W41249500
KAMLA
SECTION AT 1:30
NAME SHIVALI SHETH
LEDGE WALL DETAIL
Brick bat coba (BBC) 150mm thick slip resistant tiles - 20 mm thick Seating 2200 1213 Dirty utility room W4 W4
PLAN AT 1:30 slab, total 450mm thick Screed, 20 mm thick
Professor and ex student - Akshay Kamble of Ambedkar College, Dadar: “ ... anything particular about the teachings here? and how does it relate to Shivaji Park on 6th “DespiteDecember?”theircourse, every student learns about Dalit history and Ambedkar’s importance in the Dalit movement. Students help with the activities by organizing food and water for the people and help them travel to and from Chaityabhoomi. I did the same when I was “Soyounger.“would you like to share some other information about the activities?” “Many people bring in equipment to sell here, some come and buy the materials to build stalls to sell books, paintings, poetry, art and flags, which make the whole street Blue.
SHIVAJIBlue.PARK
- A Blue Street, a case study on Dr. Ambedkar for the KRVIA Exhibition Architectural Design Studio 2021, semester VI under Rohan Shivkumar
The main road of Shivaji Park and the space outside Chaityabhoomi during the first week of December is one of the crowdest spaces that people witness in the area. With families travelling from all over India, the footfall of this lane reaches its yearly peak, with numerous stalls, shops, signages, banners and barricading structures built all around the profile of the street spreading across a span of 1.4 km, turning the whole road
Chaitya Bhoomi
StallsChaitya Bhoomi
The street of Shivaji Park and Chaityabhoomi in the week surrounding 6th December
The Ambedkar college in Dadar
Stalls and shops spilling out into the street
shoots 1. Entrance space, navigation and seating space 2. Book stalls and libraries owned by Dalit vendors 3. Open and sunken spacefor gathering and jamming 4. Administration unit 5. Restrooms 6. Eatery 7. Archive 8. Temperature controlled examination rooms for 9.manuscriptsReception for the Archive 10. Open amphitheatre space - sunken 11. Clubbed bamboo members that lend themselves to form stalls 12. Open study area, and interactive space for Dalit buisness owners and 13.studentsReading and writing spaces inside the 14.ArchiveConference and meeting rooms 15. Study spaces for companies and 16.individualsWater collection tanks 17. Bamboo walkway
Ground floor plan cut at 3 meteres
Wall section showing an iteration of the bamboo walkway supported Bamboo
by engineered
A PEREPHEMERAL ARCHIVE Architectural Design Studio 2021, semester VI
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 9 11
and the Archive slabs
The perennial and ephemeral programmes and spaces can interweave, creating a Pradakshina - which can then orient a person through the space with their right side facing the programme - especially spaces of learning and knowledge (as seen in buddhist cultures with Pradakshina walkways being arranged clockwise)
The Ambedkar college in Dadar coaches students of more than 6 different courses, and has a library on its 1st floor - so for the programme related to the site, a soft archive that stores and displays the work of the students is the formost idea - to create a space where music, art and inculcation can wholly co exist and intersect.
The people visiting from all over India and also living here as an ephemeral programme can understand and read the manuscripts, as well as view the work and the thesis of the students of the college - who can work here as well as use the space as an eating area, and a residential provision for their families to live in - borrowing from the programme of the former Siddharth Hostel.
Open Amphitheatre and workspaces
CORE
ANCILLIARY PROGRAMMES:
Synthesis- showing the bloom in activity during December and April
Spaces for inculcation Gathering Spaces
Lecture spaces
Spaces that instill familiarity - that can leave a memory Wheelchair accessibility and ramps
Studios of growing through music, poetry and art workshops
Stalls and pop up stores
Canteen space
ArchivePROGRAMMES:(additionallyholding works and
thesis of the students and graduates of Ambedkar College)
KEY DivisionSanitationFUNCTIONS:spacesoftheArchive spaces
The residential spaces can be designed as part of the programme, or be frameworked by having exposed plinths - much like the remains of the Siddharth Vihar Hostel
First floor plan cut at 7 meteres
Section
12 13 14 6 15 1616 10 17 Building Views
BuildingSectionviews
REVIVE
PANCHAKKI Built MaterialityFormDesignMassing
Landscape Strategies
Staggering sections that can facilitate wind flow while simultaneously creating a harmony in the building block heights
KHAM Water LandscapeWasteReedInfrastructureBedsTreatmentStrategiesMaterial
Massing + Circulation at the Ground Floor Level Zoning
REHABILITATION NEAR THE PANCHAKKI - An ongoing studio project Programme brief
Architectural Design Studio 2022, semester VII
The context of Panchakki in the urban fabric of Aurangabad involving the Kham river fosters a complex relationship of the river with the cohesive communities living along its banks- the Nava buddhas and Muslims. The main programme is rehabilitation of the informal settlements along and opposite the Panchakki, and the ones along the barapulla gate; on the site so that they can positively interact with the river. Additionally there would be transit living spaces for visitors and waqf board officials housing would be done in under PMAY, Smart Cities Mission and the Kham River Restoration (Varroc, Ecosattva, AMC and Waqf)
Active methods of behavioral rehabilitation can be adopted, with densely packed, creative ways to manufacture spaces between houses. The basis of the project is the main focus to REVIVE, The river and the Panchakki can be looked at through various criterias like water infrastructure, materials, water treatment, waste disposal and landscape strategies to restore the river edge [River] and design, built form, organization and topologies [Panchakki]
bathingclothes bathing bathingclothes bathingbathing bathing bathing bathingclothes EatingbathingbathingwashingclotheswashingSpace washingbathingclothesEatingSpaceSpace bathingclothes spacespace spacespace Space bathing bathingbathingbathing bathingclothes EatingSpace SpaceEating bathingclotheswashing bathing+clotheswashing eating spaceeating Typologies : 1:200 washing bathingclotheswashing eating spaceeating Typologies : 1:200 bathingclotheswashing bathingclotheswashing eatingspace spaceeating Typologies : 1:200washing bathingclotheswashing bathingwashing bathingclotheswashing eating bathingwashing bathingclotheswashing space spaceeating Typologies : 1:200 bathingwashing bathing+clotheswashing eating spaceeating Typologies : 1:200 bathingwashing bathingclotheswashing eatingspace spaeating Typologies : 1:200
Master Plan
Landscape Studio 2022, semester VI
DESIGNING THE URBAN EDGE - KARANJA
REED
THE URBAN EDGE
Calculated on a basis of 40 people’s daily usage, the beds can be used to filter the greywater output using reeds and other plants, with a maintainence path routing from the housing area dedicated to repairs and cheking of the beds and the collection ponds.
The species of plants looked at to revive the UrbanKokilakshaedge: Cocklebur or Adhasisi
Pergolas engulfed within tree foliages as shown in plan
sea garden space - that visually and ecologically restores the greenery at the edge of the land BEDS
The wide concrete pad on the edge of the site brings in people arriving here from the ferries and other boats - and also serves as a road for trucks bringing in material for ship builing and maintainance. Creating the buffer space between the grasslands and the pad had to be connective to the housing and amphitheater space and short in height as to not block any views of the sea from the raised platforms behind the edge.
Sections
A jaali designed from their cultural community symbols is a repetitive pattern in the design.
The Rann of Kutchh in Gujarat is filled with salt pans and dotted with salt farmers that dont have a good relationtionship with the government, as a result, every october there are campaigns and officials from non profit bodies that come and try to rehabilitate the culture and financial freedom of the salt farmers and their families.
DESIGNING IN GEOGRAPHIES
Architectural Design Studio 2020, semester IV
The project looked at Incremental housing - and modulated typologies that could better the relationship of the people with the sand, with the sun, and within themselves as well.
Clay model of the contextAxonometric view in context
Sections
Ground floor plan
Roof plan showing the designed jaali Axonometric exploration of the zoning ideas
Plan at -1 metre
THE TUBE HOUSE - A Case Study with Diagrammatic analysis
Architectural Design Studio 2020, semester III
Hand drafted Axonometric view of the module
Conclusive synthesis drawing
Dappled light - an Installation (featured in the KRVIA Newsletter 2019)
Perephemeral Archive - original project
MODEL EXPLORATIONS and INSTALLATIONS
as part of various studios
Children’s Museum - at CSMVS by RMA Architects in filecard
Key word - to play - with rhythm in white card paper
Keyword - dappled light - in wire and gateway tracing paper
as part of various studios
Townhall, Saynatsalo - Alver Aalto in white corrugated sheets
Perephemeral Archive - original project
MODEL EXPLORATIONS and INSTALLATIONS
A Prabhadevi Safescape - original project Key word - to differ
MODEL EXPLORATIONS and INSTALLATIONS as part of various studios A Seismic analysis of the World Trade centre buildings in New York COLUMNSPERIPHERALCORE OUTRIGGER TRUSS BELT TRUSS OUTRIGGER LOCATIONS: 110K110J110I110H110G110F110E110D110C110B110A 18th floor 36th floor 54th 110th90th72ndfloorfloorfloorfloor Ct = 0.035 for steel structure x= Cthnx=hn=0.8417m4.26seconds= Tmax T structure <= T max 0.81H+1H0.65H+0.81H0.49H+0.65H0.33H+0.49H0.16H+0.33H0.81H0.65H0.49H0.33H0.16HOutrigger:NoCasesoutrigger Displ. max 87508864893489798884898990799184939294929592(mm) Reduction % 8.1%7.6%6.9%6.3%4.6%6.1%5.3%4.20%2.08%1.04%0% LATERAL DISPLACEMENT AT TOP (4% of Height):
Using a Haiku to create an installation : Up-down, high ‘n’ low, Transient states, come go — Joyride! Ferris wheel of life.
Exploring Landscapes- Using the binary of Mobile and Stationary through the medium of Earth
as part of various studios
MODEL EXPLORATIONS and INSTALLATIONS
RANI KI VAVV - A Case Study Miscellaneous
packing plasticfilecardfoamcut
manipulating dappled light
Stacked soap - carved
MATERIAL ModelsMiscellaneousEXPLORATIONScreatedusingplastic pipe, soap, charcoal SpongeKeyword - to Differ Expired medicines Grains and Lentils
Creating a concert in my room
ALLIED DESIGN DRAWINGS
Creating a product out of everyday items
Playing around with it to create an areated roll by twisting and tearing it
Rough sketches of the form dissolving and changing
Submerging the form in water for a day - seeing it dry up and form a shell
MATERIAL MORPHOLOGIES
Workshop under Misbah Hararwala
Using flour and water as a dough to morph and create forms of any kind
shivalissssheth76@gmail.com
Find me on:
Goldenshivali_shethDeserts
