Shriti Bhatnagar | CV + Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio 2017-2022 by Shriti Bhatnagar

ACADEMIC | COMPETITION | PERSONAL

SELECTED WORKS | 2017-2021

UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURE

VOL 1

PORTFOLIO

|SHRITI BHATNAGAR

RESUME

SHRITI BHATNAGAR Architecture Intern

CONTACT

ABOUT

Phone: +91 8800470639 Email: shritibhatnagar@outlook.com shriti61198@gmail.com Linkedln: www.linkedin.com/in/shriti-bhatnagar06 Bangalore, Karnataka, India

Currently in the final year, during the course curriculum worked on various projects like small scale housing, multi-storey buildings, cultural complex, institutional building, interiors as well as urban design. Aquired various skills over the years like design conceptualisation, problem solving, detailed planning and visualisations. Strongly believe that architecture and psychology of design go hand in hand and final product should be focused to the user group and their experience. Self driven, determined and a quick learner who can readily adapt to different working environemnts. Looking to gain practical exposure in the field and improve design skills.

EDUCATION

COMPETETIONS AND DOCUMENTATION

SOFTWARE SKILLS AND OTHER

Bachelors of Architecture BMS School of Architecture, Bangalore, Karnataka 2017-present

Annual NASA Design Competition (Top 100)

2D Autocad

Reubens Trophy | NASA India Zonal and Annual level

3D Modelling Revit, Sketchup, Rhinoceros+Grasshopper

Heritage Documentation 2019, Bowring Institute, Bangalore

Rendering Enscape, Vray, Lumion

COURSES AND CERTIFICATIONS

Post Production and Organisation Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Indesign, Adobe Illustrator

Primary | Higher Secondary BGS International Public School, New Delhi 2007-2017

LANGUAGES English Hindi French (Basic)

WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS Architecture Criticism by Ar. Kevin Marklow 2018, Bnagalore GRIHA 2018, Annual NASA Convention, Bangalore ISOLA Landscape Workshop 2018, Annual NASA Convention, Bangalore LBC | NASA India Exposure Programme 2019, Laurie Baker Centre, Trivandrum, Kerala ANAAGATA- NASA Arch 105 Talk Series 2019, REVA University, Bangalore Space Out 1.0 by MakeSpaces | Webinar Unfold the process of people centric design

Sketchup Offered by: Udemy Graphic Design Masterclass by Lindsay Marsh Offered by: Udemy Fundamentals of Digital Marketing by Google Offered by: Google AutoCad and Revit Offered by: Medini

Other Microsoft Office Workflow G-Suite Hand Drafting Model Making Presentation

SOFT SKILLS Leadership Perceptiveness Critical and Creative Thinking Adaptibility

STUDY TOURS

INTERESTS

Badami, Karnataka Greece and Turkey Tour Bhutan, Nepal

Dancing Reading Graphic Design Psychology

CONTENTS

TOPIC

PAGE NO.

THE NINES

6 - 11

EDIFICE

12 - 17

WECOMMON

18 - 23

RESPLENDENCE

24 - 27

WORKING DRAWING

28 - 30

MISCELLENEOUS

32 - 33

Business Hotel Institutional, VII Semester, 2019

School of Architecture Institutional, VI Semester, 2019

Coliving Interior Design, VII Semester, 2020

Documentation and Design for Rural Village- ANDC Entry (Top 100) Community Infrastructure, Competition, 2019

Visualisations, Illustrations, Photography, Models, Sketches

Year: 2019 | Location: Bengaluru | Type: Academic | Building Typology: Commercial, Mixed Use

THE NINES

BUSINESS HOTEL

The brief was to design a 3 star business hotel at Manyata Tech Park in Bangalore. The proposed site for the project is 1.16 acres with a relatively flat topography and surrounded by roads on all four sides. The design responds to the context of the site. The objective was to understand the need for creating architecture as an envelope to system dependent program; identify and recognize the role of services in the design of buildings, significance of material and construction techniques. The formulated program has a mixed use typology and the design is focused on site connectivity, services oriented circulation, universal design, facade design and functionality. The design follows the profile of the site and creates opportunities for a specific user group.

Softwares Used: Autocad, Sketchup, Revit, Enscape, Photoshop

6 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN | BUSINESS HOTEL | INTRODUCTION

SITE

Location: Manyata Tech Park Residence Site Area: 1.16 acres The site is well connected to surrounding areas

Context: Site is surrounded by a host of activities and majority of the surrounding area is residential. Patches of green private land around the site reserved for upcoming residential projects.

Accessibility: The site is surrounded by roads on all 4 sides. The road on the west side is prone to traffic inflow which leads to congestion on the main road adjoining the site.

Site Zoning: Private spaces concentrated towards north and south side. Majority of public spaces are towards the southern and western side for views and SW winds.

FORM DEVELOPMENT Public Zones Semi Private Zones Private Zones Service Core

1 | Extruding the maximum allowable ground coverage and the profile of the site. FAR: 2 Ground Coverage: 45% 10M setback on all sides

2 | Vertical zoning on the basis of distinction between public, semi private and private spaces with one central service core and one fire exit core.

3 | Recessing the floors in order to create voids on each floor for better daylight quality.

4 | The negative spaces on each floor converted to terraces for social activities and views towards the southern and western side.

DESIGN PROCESS | BUSINESS HOTEL | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 7

MASTER PLAN 9 8

The project consists of mixed use spaces from cafeteria, small retail center, conference and meeting rooms, restaurant, bar and swimming pool within the building. Also providing basement parking for about 80 four wheelers.

The hierarchy of spaces have been decided based on the degree of difference between spaces from public to private zone going from bottom to top of the hotel connecting all the floor plates with a common vertical circulation core.

6 2

The public and semi public spaces are concentrated on the first 3 floors separating the private floors with rooms by a service floor. Floor third to eight accommodate gym, spa and 4 types of room: standard rooms, junior suites, suites and presidential suite.

5 3

Legend: 4

8 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN | BUSINESS HOTEL | MASTER PLAN

1. Site Entry 2. Entry ramp to the basement 3. Drop off zone 4. Site exit 1 5. Hotel entance 6. Cafeteria outdoor seating 7. Exit ramp from the basement 8. Site exit 2 9. Service entry exit 10. Generator

4th, 6th, 8th Floor

Public Spaces: Cafeteria, retail, banquet halls, restaurant

3rd, 5th, 7th Floor

Semi Private Spaces: Conferance rooms, meeting areas, swimming pool, gym, spa and common areas

2nd Floor

Private spaces: Standard rooms, junior suites and suites

1st Floor

Ground Floor

Service bay Drop off zone Fire exit Central service core

PLANS

VIEW | RESTAURANT

VIEW | ENTRANCE PLANS | BUSINESS HOTEL | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 9

Vertically slatted aluminium channel panels are used for facade cladding giving the exterior of the building a unique texture against the dull surroundings.

SUPPORT BRACKET

WATERTIGHT WALL SAFETY SCREW

ALUMINIUM PANEL

ISOLATION MATERIAL AT CHANNEL TRACK

SUPPORT BAR

SECTION FACADE CLADDING DETAIL

10 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN | BUSINESS HOTEL | SECTION

ROOMS

Type A: Standard Room 35 sq m

Type A: Junior Suite Room 56 sq m

Type A: Suite Room 90 sq m

ROOMS | BUSINESS HOTEL | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Year: 2020 | Location: Mysuru | Type: Academic | Building Typology: Institutional

EDIFICE

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

The brief was to design an architecture institute located in the outskirts of Mysuru overlooking the Chamundi Hills on one side and Uttanahalli lake on the other. The site is about 5 acres out of which 3 acres is to be utilized for design and 2 acres left untouched for future expansion. The objective was to integrate design with history, theory, building construction and material science; to explore programmatic, spatial and informal structuring of spaces. The idea was to create an “identity” for the campus but at the same time respect the context. Conceptualization of architecture design was programme and process based and it put social and visual relationships at the centre, which follows the concept of space and spatial continuity. The campus design seeks to maintain and enhance learning and social experiences within spaces from learning areas to student accomodation.

Softwares Used: Autocad, Revit, Enscape, Photoshop

12 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN | SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE | INTRODUCTION

SITE

SITE ZONING D

U NG

AD RO

A NJ

ADMIN BLOCK EXHIBITION/ AUDITORIUM

ACADEMIC BLOCK LIBRARY GIRLS HOSTEL BOYS HOSTEL

Location: Uttanahalli, Mysuru Site: 5 acres of which 3 acres is to be used Topography: 6m contour difference from north to the south Exposed site without any high rise structure in sight. No significant source of noise pollution. No urban heat island effect as site is on the outskirts

Program on site Admin, academic and library blocks are physically connected to eachother via a skybrige. Formal spaces open up to informal courtyards blending the spaces together.

Circulation

Landscape

Preference is given to pedestrian walkways, vehicular circulation is restricted to the north of the site and the borders. The movement ia easy and sustematic around the campus, flow of landscape is maintained along with circulation and aesthetics of the building.

The goal is to create aesthetic distinction to open spaces and provide visual continuity and compatibility with the architectural design. A variety of landscape elemets are created like pergola seating, stepped seating, open cafeteria with sunken seating, pond and multiple stepped courtyards.

ACADEMIC BLOCK

GIRLS HOSTEL ADMIN BLOCK

SITE ELEVATION

LIBRARY

EXHIBITION/AUDITORIUM

DESIGN PROCESS | SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 13

MASTER PLAN The idea was to create an institutional structure portraying strength and creating its identity without affecting its context. The entire site is broken down into smaller rectilinear plans on slightly different levels following the contours creating clusters which are further broken down internally to follow a courtyard based planning. Internal courtyards in the academic and hostel blocks provide space for social interaction and activities, also proper utilisation of daylight. As a result of cluster formation, multiple small informal interactive spaces are created. Multiple breakout spaces have been provided around the whole site like pergola seating, stepped seating, open cafeteria with sunken seating and a pond which is seen as soon as admin block is crossed.

Legend: 1. Entry 2. Exit 3. Parking 4. Administration Block 5. Exhibition 6. Cafeteria 7. Pond 8. Seating With Pergola 9. Academic Block 10. Playground 1 11. Library Block 12. Stationary Shop 13. Stepped Seating 14. Playground 2 15. Girls Hostel 16. Boys Hostel

14 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN | SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE | MASTER PLAN

VIEW | ENTRANCE

VIEW | SKYBRIDGE ADMIN AND AUDITORIUM | SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 15

ACADEMIC BLOCK AND LIBRARY

ACADEMICGROUND FLOOR PLAN 20000 5000

4 Units of studio+lecture rooms have been arranged around the 2 stepped courtyards which are woven around resulting in an open but shaded apce which could transform itself to facilitate various open air activities, both academic and social.

5000

14000

Central Courtyards

Second floor of the academic block is connected to the 2nd floor of admin block via a sky-bridge following the concept of physical connection betweenthe spatial blocks. Ultimately connecting the 3 blocks- administration, academic and library to each other.

12500

UP UP

Triple sliding wooden doors separate the studio+lecture rooms which can be opened to act as one combined unit in need of more space for the functioning of classes and other activities.

OAT UP

5000

20000

ACADEMIC1ST AND 3RD FLOOR PLAN 20000 5000

5000

Studio+Lecture Unit

14000

Vertical Circulation DN

LIBRARY1ST FLOOR PLAN

12500

10000

5000

20000

5000

5000 20000

ACADEMIC2ND FLOOR PLAN

VIEW

20000 5000

5000

14000

Skybrige connecting admin block to academic block 12500

10000

5000

5000 20000

5000

5000 20000

SECTIONAL ELEVATION 16 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN | SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE | ACADEMIC BLOCK

20000

5000

ACADEMIC BLOCK

LIBRARY

BOYS HOSTEL

ADMIN BLOCK

HOSTEL Courtyard based planning enhancing interaction amongst the residents. 3 Sharing rooms arranged around the central stepped courtyard which gets ample amount of light through the skylight. 1 Unit has 3 separate rooms 3 x 3.5 M dimension with common entrance. Introverted planning has been adopted to ensure privacy of the residents.

SECTION GROUND FLOOR PLAN

HOSTEL UNIT

1ST TO 4TH FLOOR PLAN

VIEW | HOSTEL COURTYARD HOSTELS | SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 17

Year: 2020 | Location: Bengaluru | Type: Academic | Building Typology: Residential

WeCommon

COLIVING APARTMENT

As more of us flock to urban living in quest of enhanced lives and professions, there is a paradigm shift in the way we live, work and play. The core characteristic of co-living is re-connecting people with eachother and nature. It is built on the notion of openness and collaboration to cohabit. The brief of the project was to design the interiors of a 2BHK duplex villa for 2 adults. The COVID-19 and its state of confinement include challenges such as the revival of living as part of a community while sharing the same pace for daily life and work. Breaking the constraints of a regular wall bound house and making multipurpose convertible spaces within - The idea is based on how to improve the current living arrangements to provide deeper connection to nature and outside spaces, enhanced mood and flexible spaces for various paces and activities. The design is evolved such that both the residents have their set of private, semi private and public space.

Softwares Used: Autocad, Sketchup, Enscape, Photoshop

18 INTERIOR DESIGN | CO-LIVING | INTRODUCTION

9500

LVL +/- 0

UTILITY

FRIDGE

COURTYARD

12000

KITCHEN- L SHAPED WITH ISLAND 4 X 3.5M

BED ROOM 3.5 X 3M

BATHROOM 2.5 X 1.6M

9500

OPEN TO SKY PARKING

MAIN ENTRANCE LVL +450MM

LIVING ROOM 5 X 3.5M

FIXED GL AS UPTO 210 S FROM 450MM 0MMFRO M FFL

WOODEN PLANK FIXED TO WALL FOR SEATING

450MM HIGH CONCRETE LEDGE

COURTYARD

LVL +/- 0

9300

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

9500

MASTER BEDROOM 3.8 X 3.2M

LVL +3450MM

LIGHT WELL

GAME/LEISURE AREA

12000

BATHROOM 2.4 X 1.6M

SECTION

ARTICULATED PARTITION

TO TERRACE

COURTYARD BELOW

OPEN TO SKY TERRACE

9300

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

9500

Based on today’s reality, an ideal home-office-club should have: 1 | A pleasant and peaceful place to work, stay focused and efficient. 2 | The flexibility of use of one space and the ability to offer a change of environment from one space to another and from indoor to outdoor spaces. 3 | A balance between work and daily life and also between common and individual activities by limiting the presence of walls to allow free natural movement through live and work spaces. Gardens positioned within the house to separate the different areas and offer views and buffer and the central space offers spots to work, chill or eat. PLANNING | CO-LIVING | INTERIOR DESIGN 19

LIVING ROOM

PLAN

VIEW VIEW | LIVING ROOM

The shared spaces include- living room, kitchen and terrace which should tie both the personalities together with an open and welcoming character to it. Aim is to make co-living in this difficult time easier for both--- a good mix of custom housing, intense socializing with friends and efficient work environment.

Wooden wall panel

Character: Warm and inviting spaces portraying comfort and functionality. Cozy textiles, clean lines, classic spaces that feel eclectic, warm, and relaxing. Lighter theme and huge windows make the room seem bigger.

Concrete slab seating Leather accent lounge chair

Colours: Warm and creamy neutral mixed with muted sage as an accent. Textures: Wood, unfinished concrete, black metallic lines and patterns. Open wooden staircase with aluminium railing

ISOMETRIC VIEW 20 INTERIOR DESIGN | CO-LIVING | LIVING ROOM

Wooden plank fixed to the wall for seating based on recessed window seating concept

Beige marble tiles

KITCHEN

PLAN

40 19mm THICK PLYWOOD SHUTTER WITH 1mm LAMINATE WHITE COLOUR-MATT FINISH 19mm THICK PLYWOOD PARTITION

VIEW | KITCHEN

19mm THICK PLYWOOD SHUTTER WITH 1mm LAMINATE WHITE COLOUR-MATT FINISH

19mm THICK PLYWOOD PARTITION

19mm THICK PLYWOOD 20mm GRANITE COUNTER TOP (PENCIL ROUND EDGE FINISH) 20mm FRONT BATTEN CLEAT 30MM 19mm THICK PLYWOOD SHUTTER WITH 1mm LAMINATE OF WHITE COLOUR-MATT FINISH

19mm THICK PLYWOOD SHUTTER WITH 1mm LAMINATE WHITE FINGER GROOVE TO OPEN COLOUR-MATT FINISH (HANDLESS SHUTTER)

60MM SKIRTING 19mm THICK PLYWOOD SHUTTER

60MM SKIRTING

WITH 1mm LAMINATE WHITE COLOUR-MATT FINISH

FLOOR LEVEL

Light wood texture shelves Slab and shelves handless door detail

Skirting detail Ceramic tile backspalsh

Character: Warm and inviting spaces portraying comfort and functionality. Cozy textiles, clean lines, classic spaces that feel eclectic, warm, and relaxing. 20 mm thick marble top

Colours: Muted sage in contrast with light wood shelves and marble platform. Textures: Light wood, marble kitchen slab, black metallic lines and cermic tiles for the backsplash.

ISOMETRIC VIEW

Beige marble tiles KITCHEN | CO-LIVING | INTERIOR DESIGN 21

BEDROOM- GROUND FLOOR

PLAN

VIEW | BEDROOM

Character: Focus is on clean, sleek lines and striking shapes to give off a peaceful, serene feel. Low rise, practical, and multi-purpose furniture. Built-in storage and careful furniture arrangements to create a cool, uncluttered and composed vibe.

Ceramic bathroom wall tile

Grey bathroom flooring tile

Colours: Warm neutrals and accent white complemented by pops of tan fabric. Textures: Natural wood, beige and tan fabric, white built in furniture and indoor plants.

Wooden flooring

ISOMETRIC VIEW 22 INTERIOR DESIGN | CO-LIVING | BEDROOM

BEDROOM- FIRST FLOOR

PLAN

VIEW | BEDROOM

Character: Balance between colour and texture. Cozy and intimate space built to compliment the resident’s personality. The minimalist interior giving off a cool and modern vibe.

Wooden wall panel

Ceramic bathroom wall tiles

Colours: The colour palette is kept warm and subdued –a mix of muted sage, cream and whites.

Matt beige ceramic bathroom floor tiles

Texture: Wood, grey and beige fabric and indoor plants.

ISOMETRIC VIEW

Wooden flooring BEDROOM | CO-LIVING | INTERIOR DESIGN 23

Year: 2019 | Location: Andhra Pradesh | Type: Competition | Building: Rural Development

RESPLENDENCE

Documentation and Design for Rural Village

The aim of the project was to familiarize ourselves with the rural reality, in particular with the rural living space, its condition and the diverse challenges of survival, preservation of character and development in the modern context of changes in the economic structure and urbanization trends. The aim was to create a design that identifies, understands, analyzes, documents and presents the various elements of the social production process through which the rural living space has been created over the generations, and uses them creatively in a design to support the process and provide the rural settlements a modern form that preserves their community-village context.

Rich land lead to mining affecting the water table further eleminating the perennial source of water.

In the name of development, the mines and industries affected the village. this led to their identity being lost, livelihoods being destroyed and their traditions being eroded. old ways have come undone and their lifestyles have changed. Over-exploitation of people, resources and close proximity to industries have contributed to the pollution of the village. However, the villagers, despite their woes, continued to hold on. Water channels dried up and existing industries drastic change in micro climate, RETAINED TRADITIONAL VILLAGE

barren land

Land vibration due to mining lead to collapsing of the traditional houses. BARREN UNCULTIVATED LAND

24 COMPETITION | RURAL RURAL DEVELOPMENT | INTRODUCTION

DRIED UP RESERVOIR

ELEMENTS OF SOCIAL PRODUCTION

Location District : Anantapuram State : Andhra Pradesh

All the elements are being linked to each other in an endless mesh of symbiotic dependencies. The location of the village at the border between two states further pushed the neglect towards it.

Wood used for various purposes from shelter making to equipment and as fire wood.

It supported production of traditional equipments for agriculture, shelter making, and firewood (for cooking and also as a source of light). The temples though small are significant as the people are highly religious EMBRACING ALL THE ELEMENTS, “WATER” BINDS THEM INTO A CONTINUOUS FLOW REFLECTING SUSTENANCE.

ANJANESHWARA TEMPLE

The entrance to the village acts as the center for gathering and cultural celebration ; for neighbouring villages as well.

OORU BAAGILU - ENTRY

occupation that transpired during seasonal harvest festivals only.

This is a branch of agriculture concerned with animals that are raised for meat, fiber, milk, eggs and other products. it includes day-to-day care, selective breeding and the raising of livestock.

Being the most important activity of production, inability to cultivate has left the village crest fallen. This supports the growth of all other social production elements and other villages also depended on it. No mechanical means is adopted, rather they follow traditional methods of farming using self produced equipment and cattle for ploughing.

Traditional House Plan Building Typology Changing From The Traditional Houses To The Rdt Built Houses From Government SIDDALINGESHWARA TEMPLE

COMMUNITY WELL

the community well which was once full flanks the entrance to the old village.

Existing RDT House Plan

Change in microclimate

Temperature increased and eventually rainfall decreased, though the humidity in the place was very low there was a sense of unease because of the excessive pollution

The Village was self subsistant, because of production activities, making its functionality a people’s process.

PROCESS | RURAL RURAL DEVELOPMENT | COMPETITION 25

SITE PLAN

The delta created fertile land which was utilised by the people to sustain themselves.

BUILT SPACES

water sources (WELLS) WATER PATHWAYS

Pharmaceutical Company proposed Government School Existing cemetery of the village

Natural eco Buffer created

26 COMPETITION | RURAL DEVELOPMENT | DESIGN

Cow shala

Natural eco buffer created

Road provided to connect old village to the main road

Resting sheds provided for the cows during summer where they can feed Grazing pasture

ROAD NETWORKS AND FARMLANDS

EXPLODED VIEW OF EXISTING VILLAGE

Farm land Reservoirs with grandma - Recharge - Storage system

CONTROLLED GRAZING

Entry of the village (ooru baagilu)

CONTOUR LEVELS

Check dam

Induced water for long grazing hours

NEGARIM It is a small diamond shaped pond with low bunds introduce between the built spaces.

THE ECO-BELT It is an outcome of controlled grazing which acts as a buffer between the village and the future pharmacy company and existing industries.

CCT - CONTINUOUS CONTOUR TRENCHING SECTION OF CCT

Trenches Vegetation to prevent soil erosion Built along the contours to take the run off rain water.

Limestone along the slope to prevent the soil from washing out

Water table

Run off rain water flows back into the water channel naturally. PLAN: follows the contour at 5M interval

Dug out portion of the trench

Highly permeable sand and gravel

Vegetation preventing soil erosion

It is a system implemented on heavy contours to uplift the water table, which as we know is the main source of perennial streams.

RESERVOIRS

They are designed in such a way that they respect the natural flow of water by following the contours.

RECHARGE RESERVOIR Laterally expanded to 16m to increase surface area for ground water recharge.

STORAGE RESERVOIR Built along the water path to allow it to pass through with ease.

CHECK DAM

Built over the course of water to prevent it from over-flowing into the village

SECTION OF TRENCH showing ease in circulation of water Storage reservoir with non permeable ground

GRANDMA SYSTEM

It is an improvised version of the traditional system of irrigation used in the village, Main difference being that the source of water is not a bore-well but a reservoir. Fully permeable secondary open channel

Timber Water gate

MaterialSand and stone

Reservoir pipe connecting grandma system Recharge reservoir- semi permeable ground

5 Water gate Portion of land to divert the water paths

COW SHALA

15 m Non permeable Ramp going 2.5 m down respecting the contours and water system

Vaccum pipe to recycle the water with pressure control.

Open channels working on Gravity alone

Water Movement

Fodder keeping place REASON : Shelter making which was initially a people’s process came to a halt with the introduction of rdt house.

Dung collecting platform

The dung that is produced helps in retaining the moisture of the soil that further revives the ecosystem.

Uninterrupted water channel

Wooden louvres

Timber gatway for check dam water pathways seperated by the land with dense vegetation

Care takers home

Keeping the cows together in one place induces social production elements like biogas production and dairy farming this inturn becomes a Community Element.

Old village entrance

DESIGN | RURAL RURAL DEVELOPMENT | COMPETITION 27

13800

0.0 LVL

4200

2000

DINING 4X4.5M

19800

TOILET

120mm DIA CEILING FAN

TELEPHONE OUTLET @ 900mm ABOVE F.F.L

FAN REGULATOR (ELECTRONIC TYPE) @1.4m ABOVE F.F.L

INTERNET OUTLET @ 900mm ABOVE F.F.L

225mm DIA EXHAUST FAN BELOW SOFFIT OF THE SLAB/BEAM

ELECTRIC BELL PUSH @ 1.4m ABOVE F.F.L

CHANDLIER FITTING

ELECTRIC BUZZER @ 2.4m ABOVE F.F.L

4 3000

ENTRY

2000 2000

1800 400

2100

5600 3200

900 2000

4200

700 2000

2000

400

500

4000

5000

5400

1000

3000

1700

OUT

5600

1850

BEDROOM 4X4.5M CORRIDOR

CLOSET 1700

D1 (1000X2100) D2 (800X2100)

SLIDING DOOR D3 (2000X2100)

MASTER BATHROOM 3.4X2M

BALCONY

1400

+3.45 LVL

5-15A 230V 2PIN&E SOCKET FOR RAW POWER @ 1.4m ABOVE F.F.L

SPLIT A.C @ 2.4m FROM F.F.L

15A 230V 2PIN&E SOCKET FOR A/C @ 2.1m FROM F.F.L

BULK HEAD @ 1.8m ABOVE F.F.L

W1 (2000X1500)

5000

15A 230V 2PIN&E SOCKET FOR GEYSER @ 2.1m ABOVE F.F.L

3200

W2 (1000X1500)

DOOR/WINDOW S.NO. TYPE

LIGHT CONTROL SWITCH @ 1.4m ABOVE F.F.L

SIZE

NO.

1000X2100

900X2100

2000X2100

1 9

D3 Sliding Door

1800 X 1500

1000X1500

4000X2100

650X600

+0.0 LVL

ELECTRICAL LAYOUT- GROUND FLOOR 28 WORKING DRAWING

19800

3700 1850

15500

5900

3600 1000 380 900

OUT

V1 (650X600)

ROAD

MASONRY DRAWING: FIRST FLOOR

3000

2 nos.

3800

1200 900

1000 1800 1700

MASTER BEDROOM 5.8X5.6M

900

1800

FOYER

2500

5000 4 nos.

1400

3800

2 nos.

5A 230V 2PIN&E SOCKET @ 1.4m ABOVE F.F.L

+0.45 LVL

LIVING AREA 5X5M

4000

1600

2 nos.

PARKING 2.5X5.5M

1000

2000

2 2000

CEILING MOUNTING FITTING BATHROOM 1 3X2M

3600

2100

1000 2000

1250

fridge

T.V OUTLET @ 900mm ABOVE F.F.L

CLOSET

2300

5.8X 5.6M

METER BOARD @ 1.5m ABOVE F.F.L

LIVING AREA BELOW

D 3600

1 BATHROOM 2 2.4X2.1M

1800

5600

GUEST BEDROOM @ 1.4M above f.f.l for instant geyser 2000

KITCHEN 4X3.5M

WALL MOUNTING FITTING @2.1m ABOVE F.F.L

500

2000

@ 1.4m above f.f.l for aquaguard

900

10500

13800 3000

2800 grinder mixer

+3.45 LVL

1200

1500

2000

ROAD

3200

DESCRIPTION

500

3600

4000

1400 500

1 SYMBOL

500

8246

1800

4200

DESCRIPTION

2100

3500 500 2000

5000

4800

800 500

750

SYMBOL

1600

washing machine

UTILITY 4X1.8M

ELECTRICAL LEGEND:

1200

1000

500 1800 15500

A 2000

1600

1400

6800

2000

500

1000

3200

FOYER

3200 UP

D 3600

3000

900

2400

MASTER BATHROOM 3.4X2M

2000

3200

1100

2300

CLOSET

19800

CORRIDOR

BALCONY

MASONRY DRAWING: GROUND FLOOR 2000

500

UP 500

+0.45 LVL

200

3000

600

1600

500

PARKING 2.5X5.5M

1800

1600

1300

500

1800

2000

5000

2600

3400

3600

2025

900

200 3200

800

200

3200

1800

MASTER BEDROOM 5.8X5.6M

3900

4200

700 2000

200

500

19800

500

2000

1800 1300

500

2000

1300

2000

500

3619 DINING 4X4.5M

1400

1500

15000

2500

1800

900

500

2700

500

STUDY

2000

2100

2800

1400

BEDROOM 4X4.5M

LIVING AREA 5X5M

Prepared working drawing for a 3BHK duplex including the following: Masonry drawings, door window schedule with details, electrical drawing with convention and symbols, flororing layout with toilet details, plumbing layout and water supply layout with convention and symbols and fabrication details of staircase and railing.

BATHROOM 2 2.4X2.1M

CLOSET

500

900

3962

BATHROOM 1 3X2M

1500

5600

900

500

1500

1100

1900

TOILET 1.5X 1.8M

2400

900

400

1300 1800

2000 10000

900

500

1000

1500 500 500

5.8X 5.6M

KITCHEN 4X3.5M W1

1800

GUEST BEDROOM

900

3000

800

900

500

700

500

1800

2000

1800

3000

2200

500

3BHK RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT

500

UTILITY 4X1.8M

1800

WORKING DRAWING

2000

500

5400

500

3200

2000

10000

2000

2000 3900

D 3600

3000

10000

200

13800

3200

2000

700

3600

1000

13800 3000

1300

Year: 2020 | Location: Bengaluru | Type: Academic | Building: Commercial, Mixed Use

B 3200

1800

A 2000

ELECTRICAL LAYOUT- FIRST FLOOR

DOOR WINDOW SCHEDULE

2000

13800

3200

D 3600

3000

2000

4200

19800

BALCONY

20MM THK, GRANITE COUNTER

TEXTURED CERAMIC TILE 250X250MM

R 7 TILES

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

20MM THK, GRANITE COUNTER

TEXTURED CERAMIC TILE 250X250MM

DOOR

ELEVATION B

ELEVATION A

4 TILES

2400 9 TILES

R.C.C ROOF

7 TILES

ANTI SLIP CERAMIC TILE 250X250MM

UNPOLISHED GREY CERAMIC TILE (250X 250MM)- FLOOR

TEXTURED CREME CERAMIC TILE (500X250MM)

3000

TEXTURED LIGHT GREY CERAMIC TILE (250X 500MM)

TEXTURED CERAMIC TILE 250X250MM

ELEVATION D

BATHROOM 2- PLAN

CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

4 TILES

HIGHLIGHTER- TEXTURED DARK GREY CERAMIC TILE (250MMX250MM)

VENTILATOR

2850

2142

5000

A D

COLUMN

LIVING AREA BELOW

LIVING AREA 5X5M

FOYER

TEXTURED CERAMIC TILE 250X250MM

ELEVATION C

2142

8 TILES

PARKING 2.5X5.5M

HIGHLIGHTER 250X500MM CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

2850

CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

+0.45 LVL

R.C.C ROOF

+3.45 LVL

HIGHLIGHTER 250X500MM

NATURAL SLATE TILE (BROWNISH YELLOW) 1000X1000M

R.C.C ROOF CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

MASTER BATHROOM 3.4X2M

TERRACOTTA TILE

7 TILES

WARDROBE

CONCRETE TILE (1000MM X 1000MM)

DINING 4X4.5M

2850

SITE WORK- GRASS

2 TOILET 1.5X 1.8M

R.C.C ROOF

4 TILES

CLOSET

CORRIDOR

4 TILES

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

BEDROOM 4X4.5M

WOODEN FLOORING- NATURAL BEECHWOOD (190mm X 1000mm)

BATHROOM 1 3X2M

MASTER BEDROOM 5.8X5.6M

4 TILES

CLOSET

POLISHED ITALIAN MARBLE TILE (600MM X 600MM)

2142

2400 9 TILES

R 5600

5600

WARDROBE

STUDY

5.8X 5.6M

COUNTER

KITCHEN 4X3.5M

BATHROOM 2 2.4X2.1M

UNPOLISHEDCERAMIC TILE (250MM X 250MM)

GUEST BEDROOM

WARDROBE

COUNTER

1 ITALIAN MARBLE DARK (FILLER)

UTILITY 4X1.8M

7 TILES

2850

3600

4 TILES

13800 3000

B 3200

19800

A 2000

TEXTURED CERAMIC TILE 250X500MM

VENTILATOR

TEXTURED CERAMIC TILE 250X250MM

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

VENTILATOR

CERAMIC TILE 250X500MM

20MM THK, GRANITE COUNTER

ELEVATION C

ELEVATION B

1700 R

6 TILES

TEXTURED CREME CERAMIC TILE (500X250MM)

1700

CERAMIC TILE 250X500MM

C COLUMN

2850 5 TILES

TEXTURED CARDOBA BRONZE CERAMIC TILE (250MMX250MM)

6 TILES

UNPOLISHED BEIGE CERAMIC TILE (250X 250MM)- FLOOR

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

UNPOLISHED CERAMIC TILE 250X250MM

MOHAWK'S BEIGE TEXTURED CERAMIC TILE (250X 250MM) MOHAWK'S POLISHED (CREMA MARBLE) CERAMIC TILE (250X 500MM)

20MM THK, GRANITE COUNTER

TOILET- PLAN

1 TILE

ELEVATION D R

ELEVATION D BATHROOM 1- PLAN

HIGHLIGHTER 250X500MM CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

HIGHLIGHTER- TEXTURED DARK GREY CERAMIC TILE (250MMX250MM)

COLUMN

R.C.C ROOF

CERAMIC TILE 250X500MM

9 TILES

TEXTURED WHITE CERAMIC TILE (500X250MM)

R.C.C ROOF

A D

2850

HIGHLIGHTER 250X250MM

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

TEXTURED LIGHT GREY CERAMIC TILE (250X 500MM)

CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

3 TILES

UNPOLISHED GREY CERAMIC TILE (250X 250MM)

1800

CERAMIC TILE 250X500MM

7 TILES

R C

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

2 TILES 2850

R.C.C ROOF

1.5 TILES

2760

11 TILES

UNPOLISHED CERAMIC TILE 250X250MM

A D

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

ELEVATION A

1800

11 TILES

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

1800 7 TILES

R.C.C ROOF

2760

1750 7 TILES

DOOR

1800 7 TILES

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

R R.C.C ROOF

CERAMIC TILE 250X500MM

ELEVATION C

ELEVATION B

ELEVATION A

1 TILE

TEXTURED CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

6 TILES R.C.C ROOF

HIGHLIGHTER 250X500MM CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

20MM THK, GRANITE COUNTER

DOOR

1700 R

R.C.C ROOF CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

HIGHLIGHTER 250X500MM CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

1800 7 TILES

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

ELEVATION C

ELEVATION B

2 TILES

R.C.C ROOF

2850 5 TILES

HIGHLIGHTER 250X250MM

3 TILES

R.C.C ROOF

3 TILES

2850 5 TILES

CERAMIC TILE 250X500MM CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

3 TILES

2850 5 TILES

VENTILATOR

3400

1800 3 TILES

3 TILES

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

DOOR

ELEVATION A

2 TILES

9 TILES

HIGHLIGHTER 250X250MM

R CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

2 TILES

2850

1.5 TILES

CERAMIC TILE 250X500MM CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

2 TILES

2850

1.5 TILES

2 TILES

HIGHLIGHTER 250X250MM

3400

R R.C.C ROOF

2850 1.5 TILES

2 TILES

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

CERAMIC TILE 250X500MM CERAMIC TILE 500X250MM

R.C.C ROOF

2 TILES

CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

2 TILES

7 TILES

11 TILES R.C.C ROOF

9 TILES

1800

2760 R

FLOORING LAYOUT: FIRST FLOOR

2850

1800

2850

FLOORING LAYOUT: GROUND FLOOR

7 TILES

9 TILES

0.0 LVL

2850

ROAD

1 TILE

MASTER BATHROOM- PLAN

TEXTURED CERAMIC TILE 250X250MM

ELEVATION D

DADOING DETAILS WORKING DRAWING 29

13800

3200

D 3600

3000

D/S

SYMBOL

DESCRIPTION

MOUNTING HEIGHTS FROM F.F.L

GUEST BEDROOM

HW HW

MT BT

2000

LEGEND:

UTILITY BT

D 3600

3000

13800

3200

2000

6130.4992

2000

A 2000

800 mm

WASH BASIN

HW HW SL RA OPE IN T WA O D TE RAI N R

BATHROOM 2

MIXER TAP DIVETER WITH SPOUT SHOWER

2050 mm

HEALTH FAUCET

450 mm

FLUSH VALVE

400 mm

GATE VALVE

400 mm

FLOOR TRAP

110 Ø PVC SOIL PIPE

75 Ø PVC WASTE PIPE

BOTTLE TRAP FOR WB

450 mm

4200

700

COLD WATER SUPPLY

410

FT HF

HF FT

415

510

GUEST BEDROOM AND TOILET

154 510

725

MASTER BATHROOM

290

900

360

154 510

375

804

360

MASTER BATHROO

900

804

415

D/S

464

410

BATHROOM 1

BEDROOM

140

376 460

BATHROOM 1

HF FT

410

FT HF

D/S

463.3140

TOILET

D/S

TOILET

463.3140

460 140

370

360

464

605

370 376

BEDROOM

D/S

UTILITY

IGY

30 WORKING DRAWING

IGY

750

378

PLUMBING DETAILS

378

345

375

KITCHEN AND UTILITY

605

PLUMBING LAYOUT: TERRACE

375

630

372

412

360

372

412

KITCHEN AND UTILITY

D/S

BATHROOM 2

KITCHEN 410

750

PLUMBING LAYOUT: FIRST FLOOR

370

280

345

280

630

PLUMBING LAYOUT: GROUND FLOOR

SOLAR WATER SUPPLY HOT WATER SUPPLY FROM GEYSER

400

1000 mm

UTILITY

400 mm

TAP FOR SINK

CP BIB COCK

3000

HWS 15 Ø HOT WATER SUPPLY

370

D/S

400

SLOPE TO DRAIN RAIN WATER

110 Ø PVC RAINWATER PIPE

15 Ø SOLAR WATER SUPPLY

700

SL RA OPE IN T WA O D TE RAI N R

CWS 15 Ø COLD WATER SUPPLY SWS

+6.45 LVL

+3.45 LVL

400 mm

KITCHEN

3'0" dia ,20'0" deep rainwater harvesting well

Balcony

5000

4200

19800

5000

MT D/S SH

19800

400 mm

ABLUTION TAP

ENTRY

0.0 LVL

D/S

BATHROOM 2

1600 mm

INSTANT GEYSER

LIVING AREA

ROAD

IGY

IN RA OD E T TER OP SL IN WA RA

MASTER BATHROOM

FOYER

2400 mm

+0.45 LVL

GEYSER

PARKING GV

BOREWELL

WASHING MACHINE

SUMP TANK 10000 lts capacity

3000

TOILET

1600X800 mm

Dining

CLOSET

BATH TUB

D/S

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM

SOLAR PANEL 300lts

800 mm

EUROPEAN WATER CLOSET WALL MOUNTED

BATHROOM 1

fridge

800 mm

DOUBLE BOWL STEEL SINK

KITCHEN

STEEL SINK WITH DRAIN BOARD

5600

6970.4391

5600

IGY

MASTER BATHROOM

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SKETCHES AND DIGITAL ART

VISUALIZATIONS

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