V I S I O N S F O R T H E B U I LT E N V I R O N M E N T S H R I Y A K A R C H I T E C T U R E
S I N G H P O R T F O L I O
“No other art [architecture] employs a colder, more abstract form, but at the same time no other art is so intimately connected with man’s daily life from the cradle to the grave.” - Steen E. Rasmussen ‘Experiencing Architecture’, 1959
CONTENTS 01.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Musuem
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02.
Island to Inland
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03.
Weaving between Walls
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04.
Afterlife Mausoleum
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05.
High Court Complex
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06.
Twin House
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07.
Awadh Hospital
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08.
Bindal Financial Company
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09.
IDST Medical College
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ACADEMIC PROJECTS
PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS
IMS MUSEUM •
Academic Project : Integrative Studio
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Second Year Graduate Studio : Spring | 2020 (Ongoing)
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Group Project
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Role : Conceptualisation, Design,
Development, Site Planning, Design, Detailing, Construction Documents, 3D Visualisation. •
Advisor : Prof. Ralph Hammann
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Location : Indianapolis, IN
The project tries to re-invision the current museum at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, home for Indy500 The design intends to make the IMS Museum a destination for the people from across the world, Indy500 fans and others. Being the biggest one day sporting event the museum for the same needs to live up to the reputation and the illustrious and industrious history of the race and the track. DESIGN DIRECTIONS •
Give the museum a identity at the global stage.
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Provide for the ever expansive programmatic space requirements.
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Generate a new source of revenue.
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Bring back the illustrious 110 year old history back to the people.
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RESPONSIBILITIES
SOFTWARE USED
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Narrative
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Revit
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Schematic Design
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AutoCad
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Planning
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Rhinoceros
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Structure + Facade
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Therm
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Detailing
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WUFI
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Drafting - 2D/3D
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Photoshop
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Diagrams
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Illustrator
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Analysis
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Lumion
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Renderings
Indy500 is “The Great Attractor� of the racing world. Hence, the design of the IMS Museum is driven around identifying and establishing points of focus, of the Past, the Present, and the Future. The intent is to highlight the centrality of the event and explore the experience which PLAZA AND ENTRANCE
unfolds around it.
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DESIGN EVOLUTION
Climatic Response
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• E-W Orientation
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• Wind Direction
Existing Building
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• Strong Structure • Historical Association
Phasing
3 Phase-2 Old Building Expansion Phase-1
New Building Retained Basement & First Floor Slab
According to Climate Consultant analysis, the site lies in a Heating Dominant Zone.
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TEMPERATURE RANGE
SOLAR ILLUMINATION 3
Views and Community Engagement
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Form Derivation
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Nucleus
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Relationship b/w Open and Built Space
Nucleus is the center of focus: Functionally as well as Symbolically - Houses Indy500 Exhibits
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SITE PLAN
Race Track
SITE SECTIONS
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Vehicular Circulation
Service Vehicle Circulation
Emergency Vehicle Circulation
SITE CIRCULATION SECTIONS
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BRICKYARD STREET
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FRONT ENTRANCE PLAZA
STRUCTURAL FRAMING DIAGRAM
CANOPY
9’ DEEP PRATT TRUSSES
2’ X 2’ BOX COLUMNS
PRESTRESSED CONCRETE SLAB ON 4’ DEEP PRATT TRUSS
CONCRETE SHEAR CORE THE NUCLEUS
CONCRETE MEGA-COLUMNS
VERTICAL CIRCULATION SHEAR CORES
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CIRCULATION DIAGRAMS GUEST CIRCULATION THROUGH THE MUSEUM
Fourth Floor • Indy500 (1911-59) • Movie Theatre • Observation Deck
3-Mezzanine • Indy500 (1960-89) • Movie Theatre • Observation Deck
Third Floor • Indy500 (1990-09) • Nascar Exhibits • F1 Exhibits • MotoGP Exhibits
2-Mezzanine • Indy500 (2010-Present)
Second Floor • Indy500 (Thematic) • VR/AR Simulation • Speculation Zone • Technical Exhibits
First Floor • Atrium/Main Lobby • Reception Desk • Admin. Office • Restarant • Temporary Exhibits • Thematic Exhibits • Hall of Fame • Gift Shop • Exit Lobby
GUEST CIRCULATION THROUGH OTHER PUBLIC ZONES 9
EMPLOYEE CIRCULATION
VEHICLE MOVEMENT THROUGH THE MUSUEM
ENTRANCE LOBBY
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FLOOR PLANS
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR MEZZANINE 11
THIRD FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR MEZZANINE
FOURTH FLOOR 12
BASEMENT HVAC PLANS DUCT LAYOUT - FIRST FLOOR
DUCT LAYOUT & MECHANICAL ROOMS - BASEMENT
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ZONING DIAGRAMS
Functions are zoned across the building based on their relevance to different aspects and considerations of design. The museum/exhibition, community engagement and open public spaces, and the administration/ maintenance spaces are planned to be in close proximity. The community and public spaces act as a buffer between the museum and administration zones.
Public Spaces
Museum & Exhibit Spaces
Admin. and Maintenance
Storage Space
NUCLEUS EXHIBITION SPACE
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CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
EXTERNAL WALL SECTION
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Detail A
Detail B
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DETAIL C
Detail C
3'-7"
Double Glazed Low-E glass
Metal Drain
Aluminium Frame w/ Thermal Breaks (Screwed in position) Backer rod w/ sealant
1” Thick Floor Finish
3"
Concrete Tile
3"
6” Ø Rainwater Pipe
4" 6" 2” Ø Radiant heating pipes
1’-6” deep Exterior Concrete Slab
6"
6” screed
1'
3"
1'-6"
1"
3"
1'-1"
5'
4"
5' Vapor Barrier
6"
1’ deep Concrete Beam
Expansion Joint
4” Kooltherm K-9 Rigid Insulation
AIL D
Detail D
Rebar cage
Vapor Barrier
1/8” Ø Rebars
10” Thick Cement-Concrete Base
8"
4" 3'-10"
Gravel base
1'-5"
10" 1'-2"
1'-9"
8'
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MEMORIAL GARDEN - NORTH SIDE NIGHT RENDER WITH PANELS CLOSED
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ISLAND TO INLAND •
Academic Project : Urbanism
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Second Year Graduate Studio : Fall | 2019
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Individual Project
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Role : Conceptualisation, Design,
Development, Site Planning, Strategic Framework, Urban Planning & Design, Detailing, 3D Visualisation. •
Advisor : Prof. Andrea Berry
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Location : Australia (Multiple Cities)
The project is an attempt to prototype permanent human migration under the effects of global envIronmental issues. The objective is to addresses socio-cultural confluences and develops a vibrant and dynamic framework which would facilitate large scale migration. The island country of Maldives, would be one of the first, and the most populated country to lose their land to water due to global warming, by 2050. It is an inevitable future condition of a country of 350,000 people. DESIGN DIRECTIONS •
Ability to be granular and multipliable.
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Integration of two contrasting communities.
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Revitalize Australian neighbourhoods.
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Induce economic, social and cultural stability.
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Deal with micro and macro level issues.
RESPONSIBILITIES
SOFTWARE USED
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Narrative
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AutoCad
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Schematic Design
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Rhinoceros
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Planning
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Photoshop
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Framework
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Illustrator
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Prototyping
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ArcGIS
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Diagrams
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Lumion
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Analysis
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Renderings
TIMELINE OF INNUNDATION
Three Principles •
MULTIPLICITY
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INTEGRATION
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REVITALIZATION
PROTOTYPICAL NEIGHBORHOODS Distribution of functions based on context and community requirement
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INCREMENTAL HOUSING
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INTEGRATED NEIGHBORHOODS
MARKETS AND INCUBATION CENTERS
$
$$
$$$
Quick-erect, small business opportunities for the whole community
Multipliable organisation Maldivian street markets
Successful businesses can move to Incubation center
$$$$$$ Inspire rapid growth of businesses with shared resources and expertise
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MUTUAL EXCHANGE OF BENEFITS
AGE DISTRIBUTION (MALDIVES)
MARINE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT HEALTH CARE CULTURAL HETEROGENITY HOUSING
ELEVATION COMPARISON URBAN REVITALIZATION JOB OPPORTUNITIES RECREATION
EDUCATION WORK FORCE
MAJOR OCCUPATIONS (MALDIVES)
PHYSICAL MODELS
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WEAVING B/W WALLS •
Academic Project : Urbanism
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First Year Graduate Studio : Spring Semester | 2019
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Group Project
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Role : Conceptualisation, Design,
Development (Part), Site Planning, Detailing, 3D Visualisation. •
Advisor : Prof. Sara Bartumeus
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Location : Chicago, USA
The design intervention proposed here tackles the problems of unemployment, loss of identity and extinguished vitality through design, materiality and programme. The site was the former location of South Works Steel Mill. It fostered a flourishing community, but since it got shut down in 1989, the surrounding residential zone has seen a proverbial fall from grace. DESIGN DIRECTIONS •
Rooting the design in the site and the people.
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Recognizing and highlighting the emotional and symbolic importance of the site and context.
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Providing a robust and profitable development idea for a valuable site.
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Providing an inclusive development proposal, considering all stakeholders.
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Alleviating persistent socio-economic problems..
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RESPONSIBILITIES
SOFTWARE USED
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Narrative
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Revit
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Schematic Design
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AutoCad
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Planning
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Rhinoceros
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Drafting + Detailing •
Photoshop
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Diagrams
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Illustrator
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Analysis
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Lumion
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Renderings
NEIGHBOURHOOD FIGURE-GROUND 1940 VS 2019
NEIGHBOURHOOD GREENS 1940 VS 2019
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AXIAL HIERARCHY
CIRCULATION
ZONING
STEEL WORKERS’ MUSEUM MARKET ART INSTITUTE INCUBATION CENTER INDOOR & OUTDOOR RECREATION STEEL WORKSHOP AGRICULTURE INSTITUTE RESTAURANT / CAFE’ WATER FACILITIES BREWERY 27
SITE PLAN
N
0
200’
400’
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GREENS
PHASE 1
PATHWAYS
PHASE 2
WATER
PHASE 3
LATERAL SECTION 0
50’
100’
LONGITUDINAL SECTION 0
50’
100’
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MUSEUM FLOOR PLANS
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FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR 31
PHYSICAL MODELS
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AFTERLIFE MAUSOLEUM •
Academic Project : Detail and Fabrication | Laka Reacts, 2018
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First Year Graduate Studio : Fall Semester | 2018
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Individual Project
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Role : Conceptualisation, Design,
Development, Detailing, Fabrication, 3D Visualisation. •
Advisor : Prof. Eric Hemingway
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Location : New York, USA
The core issue which is being tackled is the impending shortage of burial/cremation space in our cities as the human population rises exponentially. The proposal tries to provoke a discussion about use of urban space as well as our spiritual similarities. As an entry to the Laka Reacts International Competition, 2018, the aim was to generate 1 board of
48” X 24” size to portray
architecture capable of reacting to and identified issue or problem. Hence the tag of the competition, “Architecture That Reacts”. The participants had complete discretion over the choice of the issue and the site. DESIGN DIRECTIONS •
Solving future land crises in growing cities.
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Freeing up occupied land and curbing urban sprawl.
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Sustaining lost ecosystems within cities.
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Educating users about the fundamental similarities in all faiths.
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RESPONSIBILITIES
SOFTWARE USED
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Narrative
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Revit
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Schematic Design
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AutoCad
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Planning
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Rhinoceros
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Drafting + Detailing •
Photoshop
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Diagrams
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Illustrator
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Analysis
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Lumion
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Renderings
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HALL OF NAMES A PLACE FOR MEMORY OF THE LOVED ONES RESTING WITH NATURE, TYING THE TRADITIONAL AND THE AVANT GARDE TOGETHER.
ECOSYSTEM SUPPORTING PLANT & ANIMAL/INSECT LIFE THROUGH DEATH. PROVIDING A LIBERATING SPACE FOR THE LOVED ONES TO VISIT THE DECEASED, INTROSPECT AND REFLECT. TINY STEP TOWARDS RESTORING ORDER
RESTING WITH LIFE UNCONVENTIONAL BURIAL SPACES WITHIN THE DEEP FLOOR SLAB - FEEDING A TREE, MARKING A UNIFYING, FRUITFUL AFTERLIFE.
BURIAL SPACE
AUDITORIUM NESTLING BETWEEN NATURE AND PHENOMENON OF AFTERLIFE LIE ACTIVITIES WHICH TRY TO ALLIVIATE GRIEF AND BRING ONE CLOSER TO SPIRITUAL FREEDOM. COUNCELLING AND SEMINARS CAN HELP GRIEVING PEOPLE.
URBAN ARTICULATION SPREAD THROUGHOUT THE CITY, “AFTERLIFE MAUSOLEUM” HAS THE POTENTIAL TO SOLVE THE FUTURE BURIAL CRISIS WHILE GIVING THE CITY ITS LUNGS BACK.
CAPACITY AS PER SQM
6 TIMES MORE CAPA
( EFFICIENCY CAN ME INCREA
CONVENTIONAL CEMETERIES
AFTERLIFE MAUSOL
250 PEOPLE / 900 SQM
1521 PEOPLE/900 sqm (Ground Coverage = 900sq
BUILT
1080 sqm
OPEN
3500 sqm
CONVENTIONAL
ADDITIONAL OPE
AFTERLIFE MAUSOLEUM 600 sqm
OPEN TO BUILT RATIO FOR 1000 GRAVES
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7:1
( 7s
ACITY
...TO LIFE & TO DEATH.... VOID HALL OF NAMES RECREATION BURIAL SPACE NATURAL LIFE PRAYER HALLS
qm)
ARCHITECTURE must choose to REACT to social stimuli and aim at solving societal problems. It is accountable and responsible for improved ways of living.
ECOSYSTEM
NEW YORK , similar to the rest of the world, will soon face a BURIAL SPACE striking yet ignored repercussion of population - the availability AUDITORIUM of Burial or Cremation grounds. With an ever increasing population , both locally and CREMATION SPACE globally, cities face a peculiar shortage of burial space. ECOSYSTEM BURIAL SPACE RECREATION
Vertical growth for cemeteries and the like holds the key. Also, there are various hidden prospects which “AFTERLIFE MAUSOLEUM” explores.
KNOWLEDGE CENTER
New York is the new center of the Western world, and also of the deep seated human hubris LANDSCAPE which objectifies all other forms of life on Earth. No other form BURIAL SPACE of life seems to matter when it comes to expanding the horizons for human development. ECOSYSTEM
VOID
DEATH FUELS LIFE
ASED )
LEUM
A REACTION...
LIFE POD
Exploring the solutions for these issues brings us to a junction where we must tackle multiple problems at once. One is the physical problem of space crunch and the other, more philosophical and theological.
INFORMATION CENTER
BURIAL/CREMATION - PENETRATED BY NATURAL LIGHT SERENE AND SURREAL CONVENTIONAL & PHENOMENOLOGICAL CONCEPTUALISING THE CONCRETE NATURE OF EXISTENCE - BEGINING IS ALWAYS ACCOMPANIED BY THE END, AND IT IS PERPETUALLY FUELED BY IT UNDERSTANDING THE SENSITIVITY OF THE SUBJECT, A CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM WHICH IS ALSO THE ENGINE FOR THE ENTIRE ENSEMBLE SUPPORTS THE ENTIRE STRUCTURE.
CATACOMBS
CATACOMBS BECOME A FINAL RESTING PLACE WHILE ALSO SERVING AS A SOURCE OF ENERGY.
EN SPACE
sqm OF OPEN FOR EVERY 1sqm OF BUILT )
MEDITATION SPACE SERVICES & ENERGY HARNESSING PLANT
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HIGH COURT COMPLEX(Thesis) •
Academic Project : Undergraduate
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Final Year Undergraduate Studio : 2017
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Individual Project
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Role : Conceptualisation, Design,
Development, Detailing, Site Planning, Fabrication, 3D Visualisation. •
Total Built-up : 1,150,000 sqft
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Location : Lucknow, India
The project looks at how explorations in design typologies & styles in judicial architecture can help in creating a more conducive environment for the court to perform its functions, along with making it more inclusive to the general masses, thus help towards creating a more informed society. Never before was a medium/high rise typology explored for courthouse architecture in India. Breaking the shackles of complex functionality and rigid, dogmatic conventions to allow such an exploration was especially challenging. DESIGN DIRECTIONS •
Exploring a new design language for courthouses in the Indian context.
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Reintegrating court-houses into the social milieu.
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Reworking the organisation structure to make it more efficient.
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Infuse the design with symbolism.
RESPONSIBILITIES
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Narrative
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Schematic Design
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Planning
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Drafting + Detailing
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Diagrams
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Analysis
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Renderings
SOFTWARE USED •
AutoCad
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SketchUP
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Rhinoceros
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Photoshop
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Illustrator
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InDesign
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Lumion
FORM DEVELOPMENT : TOWER
a. Reducing Ground coverage and increasing the height.
b. Staggering the block in pursuit of natural light from top.
Creates valuable open space at the ground level
Creates possibility of open terrace spaces at upper level
c. Creating void spaces by lifting floor plates.
Enables every floor to receive natural sunlight through lightwells
d. Allows a natural flow of wind through the building.
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Since windows cannot be provided in a courtroom because of security concerns, light-wells, with natural light falling on the audience, serve both a symbolic as well as a functional purpose.
TOWER BLOCK SECTION 0
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20m
40m
KEY FEATURES OF THE SCHEME
Strong Connection With Public Space
Clear Programmatic Identity
Separate Organisation Program
360Deg Views And Public Accessible Terraces
TOWER BLOCK - DETAIL MODEL
Public Zone
Private Zone
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SITE PLAN 0
60m
N
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120m
EXTERNAL WALL SECTION : TOWER BLOCK SOUTH SIDE
Services : HVAC etc.
Cantilever Beam
Screen : South Facade
Planter Beds
Judge’s Corridor
TOWER BLOCK - DETAIL MODEL
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JUDGES’ BLOCK TYPICAL PLAN
N
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0
5m
10m
JUDGES’ BLOCK SECTIONS 0
5m
10m
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SITE MODEL
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PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS
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TWIN HOUSE •
Professional Project
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Year : 2017 - 18
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Role : Conceptualisation, Design, Development (Part), Detailing, Working Drawings, 3D Visualisation.
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Total Built-up : 7,200 sqft
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Project Lead: Ar. Rohit Parmar
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Location : Lucknow, India
The project was to design house for two brothers who wanted to live together, yet separately. The house had to function as one and also should allow two units to function separately. It called for a twin house which could accommodate the requirements for both households The house also contains an elaborately designed landscaped garden, with barbecue facility along with outdoor seating and lounging facility. DESIGN DIRECTIONS •
Accomodating all client requirements.
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Balancing privacy with interaction between family members.
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Creating a strong sense of entry.
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Incorporating local arts and crafts to ground the design to the site.
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Developing a contemporary design language.
RESPONSIBILITIES
SOFTWARE USED
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Schematic
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AutoCad
Design
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SketchUP
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Planning
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Photoshop
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Drafting
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Illustrator
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Detailing
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InDesign
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Construction
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Lumion
Drawings •
Construction Coordination
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Renderings
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1" 7'-82 4'-6"
2'
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V6
1" 3'-32 1'-4" 1" 42 V3 4'
V8
V7
1" 3'-102
2'-7" 1" 2'-12
V9
4'-2"
V11 V12
1" 4'-82
3'-4"
1" 9'-12
9" 1'-6"
E3
V10
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V13
1" 4'-82
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1" 3'-102
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V20
1" 3'-32
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W3 5" 4'-9"
4'-9"
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7'-10"
H9
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1" 92
W16 11'
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7'-10"
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W3
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H1
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1" 62
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V1
1" 12'-42
D2
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1" 102
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1" 92
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1" 42
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H8
1" 12'-112
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V3
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V5
V6
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V10
V11 V12
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1" 11'-82
6' 1" 42
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H3
H8
1" 102
W6 1" 5'-12
E4
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1" 14'-102
DW3 DW4
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V16
1" 12'-112
1" 1'-12
V17
V18
V19
9"
V20
V21 V22
15'-4"
5'
11' 2'
8'-7"
8"
2'
4" 9"
9"
1" 42 3'-9"
2'-6"
9"
6'
10"
4'
3'-6"
3'-10"
1" 5'-72
1" 5'-72
3'-3"
8"
8'-7"
11'
11'
11'
5'
5'-6"
1" 5'-42
9"
8"
1'
1'
4'
4"
1" 5'-72
1" 5'-72
8'-7"
11'
11'
7'
11'
1" 42
1" 5'-42
9"
8"
2'
1" 1'-92
3'
6'-10"
8'-4"
11'
8'-8"
8"
2'-4"
4'
Section jump line
2'-4"
SECTION & ELEVATION
1" 12'-12
Parapet lvl +38'6"
LVL
Parapet lvl +38'6"
Third floor slab top lvl +35'6"
1'
LVL -43'721''
1'
Third floor slab top lvl +35'6"
1" 21'-12
4'
-47'721''
Lintel bottom lvl +22'3"
Lintel bottom lvl +22'3"
LVL -35'1021'' LVL
44' 1" 5'-12
2'
LVL +2'3'' 4"
4'
-47'721''
2' 2' 16'
16'
2"
Second floor slab top lvl +24'6" Lintel bottom lvl +22'3"
2' 2'
2"
2'
8'
10'
2' 1'-5"
3'-6"
2"
LVL -35'1021''
1" 21'-12
Plinth lvl +2'6"
2'
3" 2'-6"
2"
2"
3"
3" 10'
1'-5"
2'
2'
3'-6"
2"
4'
2"
Lintel bottom lvl +11'3"
14'
3"
1" 10'-72
6'-9"
2' 2'
2"
First floor slab top lvl +13'6"
2'
2'
2"
4'
2'-6"
2' 2'
11'
2'
8'-3"
9'-1"
2" 14'
Ground lvl ±00
2'
7'-9" 18'-3"
2'
3'-3"
LVL ±00
LVL -14'421''
15'-9"
1" 10'-22
13'-3"
13'-3"
2'
LVL -23'121''
2'
2'
8'-3"
LVL -14'421''
15'-9"
27'-6" 2'
11' 2"
18'-3"
2"
LVL ±00
1" 5'-12
2'
2'
2"
9'-1"
Plinth lvl +2'6"
2" 4'-6"
2'
2'
4'-6"
LVL -35'1021'' 2'
2" 14'
2'
2'
2"
2"
10'
38'-6"
2'
10'
14'
Lintel bottom lvl +11'3"
2"
8'-3"
2'
8'-3"
2'
1" 5'-12
2'
2' 2'
Second floor slab top lvl +24'6" Lintel bottom lvl +22'3"
First floor slab top lvl +13'6"
Parapet lvl +27'6"
4"
Parapet lvl +27'6"
A
Ground lvl ±00
1" 21'-12
Elevation E1
50
BALCONY SECTION
3'-11"
1" 1'-12
Polycarbonate sheet
7'-7"
2" X 2" MS box sec. 4" X 2" MS box sec.
18'-2"
4" X 2" MS box sec.
17'-8"
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION PICTURES 52
AWADH HOSPITAL •
Professional Project
•
Year : 2017 - 18
•
Role : Design, Development (Part), Detailing, Working Drawings, 3D Visualisation.
•
Project Lead: Ar. Rohit Parmar
•
Location : Hardoi, India
The project required the team to design a small hospital, with in-patient as well as out-patient facilities, clubbed with a house for the owners on the upper floors. The restrictive site and strong and rigid functional requirements of a hospital posed special constraints. Accessibility and adherence to privacy became key design drivers.
DESIGN DIRECTIONS •
Adherence to all code requirements for a hospital of the given scale.
•
ADA access, as well as access for ambulances within a small and restricting site.
•
Upholding privacy for the owners (both doctors) and their family.
•
Creating a stimulating and healthy environment for the patients.
RESPONSIBILITIES
SOFTWARE USED
•
Schematic
•
AutoCad
Design
•
SketchUP
•
Planning
•
Photoshop
•
Drafting
•
Illustrator
•
Detailing
•
InDesign
•
Construction
•
Lumion
Drawings •
Construction Coordination
•
53
Renderings
54
CONSTRUCTION DRAWING - FIRST FLOOR 2
a
V1
V2
V3
2880
V4
V5
V7
115
1190
115
975
b
V8
245 190
3145
115
4190
V6
105
75
1575
230
115
700
115
3 V9
V10
3076
115
975
4 V11
1914
1130
230
3270
V12
V13
565
V14
115
3270
115
975
V15
75
1650
75
1425 115
975
V16 150 115
1190
115
1
1200
115 115
1200
605
1200
605
1200
1200
975
115
450 1350
220
A
H3
255
H4
1760
975
115
1085
1085 115 115
1315
1200 115
Toilet 1 11' x 9'-5"
115
115 335
115
H2
750 115
1350
260 450 975
1470
115
300
750
H5
450
605
1200
115
340
115
1200
515
1315
242
1200 50
115
605
225 750 40
1760
H6
General ward (6 bed) 22' x 16'-6"
433
450
H8 UP 20
12
13
17
115
115 70
115 750
450
115
750
670 230
115
230 2643
1085 750
OPD 3 11'-4" X 9'-3"
5'-8" wide Passage
H15
UP LVL +600
17
18
19
20
21
6
26
25
24
23
22
3160
288 2700
230 750
230 230
980
1800
450
1270
2244
450 141
2179
115
H21
335
3635 115
115
297
LVL +300 Lawn 29'-4" x 7'-2"
115
E
115
230
230
Up
2700
2086
2244
115
LVL +600
115 115
230
115 5458 115
Medical Store 8'-7" X 7'-7"
2100
Cut-out
H20
115
230
1160
600 750
1245
300
LVL +1500
Up
900
2244
600
115
4190
2611
1800
115
75
1950
2413
450
LVL +600
600
115
Cut-out
230
E
370
Up
1714
450
2171
1275 1050
300
Cut-out
c' H19
230
450
115
300
450
80
2615
H20
H21
UP
Staircase 13'-9" x 8'-10"
830
820 115
Entrance Foyer 13'-11" x 8'-10"
LVL +1500
2700
16
7
115
750 15
8
H18
750
14
9
D
H17
1015
13
10
4'-5" wide Side Setback
230
900 12
H16
115
OPD 1 11'-4" X 9'-3"
230
c
115
115
3045
970
300 230
1615
2480
4'-5" wide Ramp to First Floor
3160
Tread: 300 Riser: 150 No. of steps: 24
11
H19
115 600 715
450
DN
1500
H18
2850
115
115
450
72
H17
230 115 115 415
115
230 900
OPD 2 11'-4" X 9'-3"
2630
9' wide Ramp to Basement
3450 115
1615
D
LVL +1500
2530
2833
O.T.S. 8'-10" x 8'-10"
185
115
690 5410
H16
115
1685
2930
230
450
115 900
690
Waiting Lobby 9'-3" x 21'-4"
C
865
1545
1280 450
Emergency Ward 12'-6" x 24'-6"
450 1950
750
2710
H14
2700
450
750
900
680
115
1200
300
600
230
670
LVL +1350
LVL +1500
H12 H13
OPD 4 11'-4" X 9'-2"
Reception
H11
LVL +1350
195
Toilet 3 5'" x 6'2"
3045
3030
115
450 645
115
35
H9
H10
460
300
300
1050
935
1800
Lift 1650 x 1800
230
d'
230
1800
1800
300 150
115
1050
1085
980
Elec.duct
115
Toilet 4 4'-5" x 7'
115 115 715
750 115 750
830
FHC
230
115
B
16
14
Residence Staircase 16'-3" x 7'
115
600
415
115
300
11
LVL +1500
1430
865 115
1155
Drinking Water
335
115
Toilet 2 5' x 4'
2820
H15
115
830
680
115
2145
10
Tread: 250 Riser: 175 No. of steps: 21
115
2700
115 750 150
230
115
230
1200
9
3115
LVL +1500
370
1500
115 300
C
530
600
4510
H14
115 300
1340
2029
115
2145
8
3380
450
335
1200
6' wide Passage 115
25
115
680
115
2145
24
600
975 4060
3345 450
230
H13
23
5'-8" wide Passage
2035 75 36
H12
15 22
18
115
H11
21
19
2330
O.T.S. 14'-10" x 9'-5"
Labour Room 12'-6" x 14'-5"
H10
H7
4545
115
1200
575
115
4060
115
115
115
1200
530
2725
1658
415
2250
d
150
H9
230 115
700
1010
115 115 600
H8
B
3070
715
450
75
H7
1120
1995
115
4360
General ward (6 bed) 22' x 16'-6"
4360
4458
4810
1695
115
243 600
115
242
115
975
1200
LVL +1200
115
115
115
115
115
50
OTS 22'-3" x 9'-5"
975
1350
1252
1695 30
1800
50
LVL +1200
450
1760
75
H6
40 225
50
750
Toilet 1 11' x 9'-5"
H4 H5
243
600 340
450
750 115
260
750
LVL +900
115
1200 115
115 255
H3
115
A
1315
1085
450
110
H2
1085
H1 1165
H1
3000
11930
230
V1
a'
V2
3000 230
LVL ±00 V3
V4
V5
V6
V7
V8
b'
V9
V10
V11
V12
Main Entry (Nursing Home)
DEALT BY:
55
NOTE: 1.
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
All designs are sole property of studio0522 and cannot be used without their written permission. Do not scale drawings. All dimensions are in mm, unless specified otherwise. All dimensions are supposed to be checked on site and verified prior to commencement. The contractor is supposed to notify the architect/designer in writing of any discrepancies immediately and obtain necessary clarification. The drawings are issued for design intent and where required are to be developed by the contractor accordingly into shop/fabrication drawings.
V13
V14
V15
V16
Main Entry (Residence)
OTHER CONSULTANTS:
KEY PLAN/ELEVATION:
PROJECT NAME:
AWADH HOSPITAL & SHOBHA MATERNITY HOME
LOCATION:
HARDOI
DRAWING TITLE:
WORKING DRAWING Wall layout (Ground Floor plan) DRAWN BY:
Team
ELECTRICAL LAYOUT - FIRST FLOOR 1
2
3
a
4
b
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
600
EQ
EQ
600
EQ
600 820
1200
600
EQ
General ward (6 bed) 22' x 16'-6"
600
642 23
24
EQ
EQ
461 842
18
19
20
21
10
9
8
7
6
26
25
24
23
22
600
E
EQ
EQ
400
600
695
668
650 218 600
EQ
600
1000
668
695
600
EQ 600
EQ
OPD 1 11'-4" X 9'-3"
4'-5" wide Side Setback
D
650 217 600
c' EQ
EQ
600
1000
667
EQ
600
600
530
EQ
Medical Store 8'-7" X 7'-7"
600
625
LVL +600
E
LVL ±00
b'
Main Entry (Nursing Home)
6.
600
600
600
400
LVL +300 Lawn 29'-4" x 7'-2"
Up
5.
600 820
600
EQ 600
600
EQ
2317
LVL +600
2. 3. 4.
UP LVL +600
870
600
EQ
1050
600
600
Cut-out
600
LVL +1500 600
600
600 600 600
Up
1.
800
600
EQ 600
694
UP
Cut-out
NOTE:
600
EQ 600
600 840 600 600
600
EQ
EQ
1315
EQ EQ 600
Entrance Foyer 13'-11" x 8'-10"
600
Up
DEALT BY:
429
600
EQ EQ
17
EQ
16
600
EQ
15
600
970
EQ
750 1315
14
EQ
600
840
EQ 600
13
Cut-out
a'
600
EQ
12
Staircase 13'-9" x 8'-10"
c
973
600 485
LVL +1500 11
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
Tread: 300 Riser: 150 No. of steps: 24
4'-5" wide Ramp to First Floor
600
786 1350
EQ
DN
C
600
OPD 2 11'-4" X 9'-3"
675
EQ
600
OPD 3 11'-4" X 9'-3"
786
836 857 493
EQ
1349
EQ
675
994
OPD 4 11'-4" X 9'-2"
600
840 EQ
O.T.S. 8'-10" x 8'-10"
EQ EQ
EQ
D
EQ
d'
LVL +1350
393
694
5'-8" wide Passage
EQ
EQ 565
EQ
LVL +1500 9' wide Ramp to Basement
498
Toilet 3 5'" x 6'2"
1430
EQ
Waiting Lobby 9'-3" x 21'-4"
789
EQ
675
600
EQ
973
EQ
352
EQ
675
EQ
EQ
600
600 600
EQ
1350
EQ
1350
Emergency Ward 12'-6" x 24'-6" EQ
600
600 786 EQ
3011
Reception
EQ EQ
86
EQ
EQ
EQ
789
345 EQ
LVL +1500
Residence Staircase 16'-3" x 7'
1360
2180
EQ
17
LVL +1350
EQ
EQ
EQ
973
EQ
EQ
EQ EQ
EQ
EQ
1681
16
14
400 EQ 250
EQ
786
670
EQ EQ
EQ
EQ
13
EQ
Elec.duct
Lift 1650 x 1800
LVL +1500
EQ
183
5' x 4'
12
EQ
FHC
EQ
EQ
2 EQ Toilet EQ
C
11
Toilet 4 4'-5" x 7'
Drinking Water
EQ
600
675
EQ
786
935
EQ
EQ
1580 670
600
EQ
958
EQ 1465
600
600 EQ
10
LVL +1500
1048
6' wide Passage
EQ EQ
9
Tread: 250 Riser: 175 No. of steps: 21
EQ 1893
EQ
600
8
25
B
497
15 22
18
555
EQ EQ
EQ
1699
21
20 19
5'-8" wide Passage
EQ EQ
600
1200
1200
UP
O.T.S. 14'-10" x 9'-5"
Labour Room 12'-6" x 14'-5"
d
EQ
600
600
199
505
600
330
600
EQ
600
563
600
330
600
EQ
873
EQ
600
1771
EQ
545
600
EQ
EQ
EQ
1465
EQ
450 EQ
450
600
600
EQ
EQ
600
600
1200
600 600
820 600
EQ
1699
EQ
EQ
600
1200
EQ EQ
B
EQ
938
2400
600
600
600
1200
EQ
2400
2400
555
EQ
EQ
2400
600
EQ
938
642
EQ
820 600 853
600
EQ
General ward (6 bed) 22' x 16'-6"
600
767
600
853
EQ 1200
EQ
600
767
600
600
EQ
EQ
600 820
EQ
1200
EQ
600
Toilet 1 11' x 9'-5"
EQ
EQ
A
EQ
LVL +1200
OTS 22'-3" x 9'-5"
555
EQ
EQ
600
EQ EQ
LVL +1200
600
EQ
EQ
Toilet 1 11' x 9'-5"
675
EQ
820 600
675
600
600
A
EQ
LVL +900
All designs are sole property of studio0522 and cannot be used without their written permission. Do not scale drawings. All dimensions are in mm, unless specified otherwise. All dimensions are supposed to be checked on site and verified prior to commencement. The contractor is supposed to notify the architect/designer in writing of any discrepancies immediately and obtain necessary clarification. The drawings are issued for design intent and where required are to be developed by the contractor accordingly into shop/fabrication drawings.
Main Entry (Residence)
One-way switch
Ceiling light (Mounted)
60W
Two-way switch
Ceiling light (Recessed)
60W
Tubelight
40W
5A Socket 15A Socket 5A Socket + Switch
1000W
2100
TV point Telephone point
PROJECT NAME:
2700
AWADH HOSPITAL & SHOBHA MATERNITY HOME
DRAWING TITLE:
ELECTRICAL POINTS DRAWING (Ground floor plan) 56
LOCATION:
HARDOI
DRAWN BY:
Shahvez Ajaz
SECTION dd’ 300
Parapet lvl +14850
Parapet lvl +14850 Mumty floor lvl +14250
1800
Mumty floor lvl +14250
STAIRCASE
Parapet lvl +12600
900
Parapet lvl +12600
77
Third floor lvl +11700
Third floor lvl +11700
76
750
75 74 73
Lintel lvl +10950
Lintel lvl +10950
72 71 70 69 68
1950
67 66 65
MASTER BEDROOM
64 63 62
Sill lvl +9000
Sill lvl +9000
61
600
60
STAIRCASE
59 58
Second floor lvl +8400
Second floor lvl +8400
57
750
56 55 54
Lintel lvl +7650
Lintel lvl +7650
53 52 51 50
1650
49 48 47 46
O.T.
45
Sill lvl +6000
STAIRCASE
44
Sill lvl +6000
43
900
42 41 40
First floor lvl +5100
1050
First floor lvl +5100
33
Lintel lvl +4050
Lintel lvl +4050
32 31
750
30 29
Ramp mid-landing +3300
Ramp mid-landing +3300
28 27
LABOUR ROOM
900
26 25 24
STAIRCASE
23
Sill lvl +2400
Sill lvl +2400
22
900
21 20 19
Ground floor lvl +1500
Ground floor lvl +1500
1200
15 14 13
Portico lvl +600
12 11 10
Ground lvl ±00
Ground lvl ±00
9 8 7
1950
RAMP
6
Basement
5 4 3 2
1
2
Basement lvl -1950
1
3
4
5
Basement lvl -1950
ARCHITECTURAL CONSU
SOUTH ELEVATION Sectional elevation dd' 600
Parapet lvl +14850
A
STUD
Mumty floor lvl +14250
1650
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75 300
75 300
675
375
75 300 300
75 675
75 300
675
75 75 300 300
10
Parapet lvl +12600
Third floor lvl +11700 750
2400
Lintel lvl +10950
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5
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2400 2400
900 2400
1800
Second floor lvl +8400
2400 2400
2400
2400
1500
KEY PLAN/ELEVATION:
Sill lvl +6000
1050 2400
1650
4800
2400
2550
900
1500 2400
Ground floor lvl +1500 900
1500
25
3610
1050 75
1270
230
600
4190
Ground lvl ±00
57
LOCATION:
HARDOI DRAWING TITLE:
Portico lvl +600 600
600
D 230
AWADH HOSPITA SHOBHA MATER
Sill lvl +2400
900
1320
1725 85
500 345
PROJECT NAME:
500
1880 1045
700
430
1490
600
500 1850 600
1170
700
175
1590
2550 4050
200 197
Lintel lvl +4050
600
500
600
25
75
700
600
230
First floor lvl +5100
900
325 317
2669
500
7800
90
C
325 400
900
300
300
2100
2400 2100
1500
2100
1800
400
700
1925
2100
2000
2400
2400
2400
600
2400
1800
2400
DATE
2550
600 600 900
2400
2400
2400
All designs are sole property of St written permission. Do not scale drawings. All dimensions are in mm, unless All dimensions are supposed to b commencement. The contractor is supposed to not discrepancies immediately and ob The drawings are issued for desig developed by the contractor accor
OTHER CONSULTANTS:
2400
1400
B
2. 3. 4.
6.
900
600
4
2400
2400
2700
675
2400
675
3
2400
2
2575
1
375
1.
5.
300
75 75 75 300 300 300 300 300
2400
75
2400
825
300
75 75 675
2425
115
10
1585 75 75 75 300 300 150 300 300
NOTE:
Working drawing (Elevation)
DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY:
Team
Ar.Shi
APPROVED BY:
Ar.Roh
SCALE:
NTS
DATE:
07/01
DRAWING CODE: AW-H SHEET NO.
1
2
3
4
5
1/1
WALL PANEL DETAIL
STUDIO052
A
3/237 Viram khand, Go Lucknow (UP) 226010 +91 522 2302435 www.stu NOTE: 1.
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
All designs are sole property of Studio0522 and written permission. Do not scale drawings. All dimensions are in mm, unless specified other All dimensions are supposed to be checked on si commencement. The contractor is supposed to notify the architec discrepancies immediately and obtain necessary The drawings are issued for design intent and wh developed by the contractor accordingly into sho
DATE
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
519
625
519
625
519
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2100
1300
3475
1300
650
B
1325
1325
1375
OTHER CONSULTANTS:
650
1350
KEY PLAN/ELEVATION:
F.F.L.
C
850
1656
850
1656
237
850
1656
237
850
237
1656
237
11420
Wall panel
PROJECT NAME:
AWADH HOSPITAL & SHOBHA MATERNITY H
LOCATION:
HARDOI DRAWING TITLE:
Working drawing (Door-Window schedul
DOOR-WINDOW SCHEDULE
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3
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450
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450
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DRAWN BY:
Team
CHECKED BY:
Ar.Shipra Singh
APPROVED BY:
Ar.Rohit Parma
SCALE:
NTS
DATE:
04/02/19
DRAWING ACODE: AW-HD-DW sch
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SHEET NO.
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NOTE: 1.
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
All designs are sole property of studio0522 and cannot be used without their written permission. Do not scale drawings. All dimensions are in mm, unless specified otherwise. All dimensions are supposed to be checked on site and verified prior to commencement. The contractor is supposed to notify the architect/designer in writing of any discrepancies immediately and obtain necessary clarification. The drawings are issued for design intent and where required are to be developed by the contractor accordingly into shop/fabrication drawings.
DATE
STUDIO0522
3/237 Viram khand, Gomtinagar Lucknow (UP) 226010 INDIA +91 522 2302435 www.studio0522.com
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REV. ZONE
OTHER CONSULTANTS:
W18 PROJECT NAME:
KEY PLAN/ELEVATION:
AWADH HOSPITAL & SHOBHA MATERNITY HOME
DRAWING TITLE:
WORKING DRAWING (Door-Window schedule )
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W4
DEALT BY:
NOTE: 1.
2. 3. 4. 5.
HARDOI
6.
DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY:
DESCRIPTION
Team Ar. Shipra Singh
00/00/00
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Ar. Rohit Parmar
00/00/00
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NTS
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04/02/19
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LOCATION:
All designs are sole property of studio0522 and cannot be used without their written permission. Do not scale drawings. All dimensions are in mm, unless specified otherwise. All dimensions are supposed to be checked on site and verified prior to commencement. The contractor is supposed to notify the architect/designer in writing of any discrepancies immediately and obtain necessary clarification. The drawings are issued for design intent and where required are to be developed by the contractor accordingly into shop/fabrication drawings.
DATE 00/00/00
STUDIO0522
3/237 Viram khand, Gomtinagar Lucknow (UP) 226010 INDIA +91 522 2302435 www.studio0522.com
1
REV. ZONE 1
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750
OTHER CONSULTANTS:
E
1500
DW2
PROJECT NAME:
KEY PLAN/ELEVATION:
750
AWADH HOSPITAL & SHOBHA MATERNITY HOME
DRAWING TITLE:
WORKING DRAWING (Door-Window schedule )
LOCATION:
HARDOI
DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY:
DESCRIPTION
Team Ar. Shipra Singh
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APPROVED BY:
Ar. Rohit Parmar NTS 04/02/19
00/00/00
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BFC OFFICE BUILDING •
Professional Project
•
Year : 2018 - Ongoing
•
Role : Conceptualisation, Design, Development (Part), Detailing, Working Drawings, 3D Visualisation.
•
Total Built-up : 900 sqm (9,000 sqft)
•
Project Lead: Ar. Shipra Singh
•
Location : Lucknow, India
The project was to design a modern office building with multiple ownership in a very limited plot size. The site itself was too small to allow for the most pressing client requirement. The site has plots due for development on both sides, just abutting it’s boundaries. Hence, the design called for a courtyard between the front and the rear parts of the building thus dividing it into three individual parts, while also lighting up the basement as if it was open from the top. This also allows ample amount of sun and also ventilation through the block so as to reduce energy requirements and also making the entire environment inside conducive to productive work. DESIGN DIRECTIONS •
Adherence to all code requirements.
•
Client requirement of multiple ownership, hence accessibity and division of space, circulation and services.
•
Environmentally responsive planning and design.
RESPONSIBILITIES
SOFTWARE USED
•
Schematic
•
AutoCad
Design
•
SketchUP
•
Planning
•
Photoshop
•
Drafting
•
Illustrator
•
Detailing
•
InDesign
•
Construction
•
Lumion
Drawings • 59
Renderings
60
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
V1
V2
V3
V4
V5
V6
V7
V9 V10 V11 V12
V8
V13
H1
H1
H2
H2
H3
H3
H4
H4
H5
H5
H6
H6
H7
H7
H8
H8
V.P. Cubicle 1 2360 X 1790
V.P. Cubicle 2 2360 X 1790
V.P. Cubicle 3 2370 X 1790
H9
H9
Y1
No. of Steps:24 Tread:300 Riser:150 H10
H10
H11
H11
H12
H12
H13
H13 X1
X1
V1
61
V2
V3
V4
V5
V6
V7
V8
Y1
V9 V10 V11 V12
V13
ELECTRICAL LAYOUT - FIRST FLOOR 2
600
300
300
S3
1520
2587
1798
1508
1491
1525
800
1100
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1798
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2702
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600 DN
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1100
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75
90
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2702
O.T.S
1877
2442
UP Courtyard 3445x3940
S2
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17
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6
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4
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3
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23
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600
600
958
2263
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4590
2675 Reception/Waiting Lounge 6095 x 3500
B19
Fire duct 785 X 871
B18
B8
EQ
DW
2
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B8
1500
2250
185
1773
1500
E
600
300 300
300 300
300 300
675
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B20
CB1
C B19
750 573
393 393
CB2 Lift Hoistway LIFT 1600 x 1600
370 1186
603
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B8
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978
B17 UP
1588
S6
1186
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1869
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D2
300
200
W3
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602
700
2293 1500
24
750
W1
675
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600
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2315
3048 1588
2445
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600 300
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2065
1100
300
Electrical duct 225 X 600
600
STAIRCASE
860
1100
1100
1978
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Tread:300mm wd B11 ht Riser:150mm
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EQ
LVL +300
B14
D
1100
300
750
C
1228
1767
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603
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725 300
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283
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1050 Drinking water facility
632
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600
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1400
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DEALT BY:
NOTE: 1.
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
All designs are sole property of studio0522 and cannot be used without their written permission. Do not scale drawings. All dimensions are in mm, unless specified otherwise. All dimensions are supposed to be checked on site and verified prior to commencement. The contractor is supposed to notify the architect/designer in writing of any discrepancies immediately and obtain necessary clarification. The drawings are issued for design intent and where required are to be
One-way switch
Ceiling light (Mounted)
60W
Two-way switch
Ceiling light (Recessed)
60W
Tubelight
40W
5A Socket 15A Socket
1000W
2100
TV point
PROJECT NAME:
BFC Office 2700 LOCATION:
Viraj Khand, Lucknow (UP)
DRAWING TITLE:
Electrical drawing (Ground floor)
62
FRONT ELEVATION 1
2 2566
4 230
5474
900
300
900 616
230
5475
450
1950
125x50mm vertical sections @100mm gap
B
6750
150
450
Slab top level
600
50
B
50x50mm MS sections
125 435 3600
2350
50x50mm MS section
A
230
Slab top level
600
150
50
300
2400
A
1300
1300
300
450
1500
3
25x25mm sections @ 50mm gap
18300
3600
C
13640
14700
450
Slab top level
600
C
150
50
12800
2350
Granite cladding grooves
900
3600
2250
12mm Toughened glass with spider fittings
Slab top level
D
450
7200
D
3600
1800mm x 2250mm Opening
3750
4200
25x25mm sections @ 50mm gap
E 300
300
300
1050
E
DEALT BY:
63
NOTE: 1.
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
All designs are sole property of studio0522 and cannot be used without their written permission. Do not scale drawings. All dimensions are in mm, unless specified otherwise. All dimensions are supposed to be checked on site and verified prior to commencement. The contractor is supposed to notify the architect/designer in writing of any discrepancies immediately and obtain necessary clarification. The drawings are issued for design intent and where required are to be developed by the contractor accordingly into shop/fabrication drawings.
OTHER CONSULTANTS:
KEY PLAN/ELEVATION:
PROJECT NAME:
BFC Office
DRAWING TITLE:
FRONT ELEVATION
LOCATION:
Viraj Khand, Lucknow (UP) DRAWN BY:
Team
FACADE EXPLORATIONS
UNDER-CONSTRUCTION PHOTOGRAPH
64
CAMPUS FACILITIES •
Professional Project
•
Year : 2016
•
Role : Conceptualisation, Design, Development (Part), Detailing, Working Drawings, 3D Visualisation.
•
Total Built-up : 888 sqm (8,880 sqft)
•
Project Lead: Ar. Amit Hajela
•
Location : Modinagar, India
This block is the focus of most of the students’ leisure activities as well as a major revenue generator for the management. This required the built block to be well connected with other parts of the site, both visually and physically. The interaction with green and open spaces was also given importance. The location of this commercial block at the junction of the academic and residential zones, virtually the center of the site, gave this particular block special importance. DESIGN DIRECTIONS •
Creating a focal point at the center of the campus.
•
Maximizing the economical viability of a commercial centre by its relation with the residential and academic zones.
•
Making the campus’ geometric centre as a centre for activity.
RESPONSIBILITIES
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Schematic
•
AutoCad
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•
SketchUP
•
Planning
•
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•
Drafting
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•
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•
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Drawings •
Construction Coordination
•
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Renderings
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115
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GENTS' TOILET
JANITOR'S CLOSET
3230
D4
LADIES' TOILET
900
D4
GENTS' TOILET
D4
P.H. TOILET
190
D2
105
1500
D4
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lvl - 750
SUNKEN COURT
D4
1500
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D1
D4
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W3
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1720
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2530
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230
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300
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150
900
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290
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600
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200
200
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1200
3150
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1200
CHAJJA PROJECTION
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
3150
150
100 100
300
260
450
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
20mm THICK STONE FLOORING 20mm THICK MORTAR (1:6)
100
900
100mm SKIRTING
1500 250
300
600
150
12mm PLASTER
230
600
150
12mm 230
1500
20
115
200
115 200
40 260 150
1200
1200
FIFTH FLOOR LVL + 16350
600
20
200 250
20mm COPING
20
3150
100mm SKIRTING
300 X 300 GRC JALI
SILL BAND
N.G.L.
20mm 20mm
SILL BAND
SILL BAND
PLINTH LVL + 600
100mm
3D VISUALIZATION - HOUSING BLOCK 1200
40 260 150
12mm PLASTER
CHAJJA PROJECTION
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
300
150
450
150
100
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
20mm THICK STONE FLOORING 20mm THICK MORTAR (1:6)
1500 250
300
300 X 300 GRC JALI
600
(Housing Complex - Within the Campus) CHAJJA PROJECTION
150
450
20
900
230 600
20mm COPING
230
1500
20
100
150
1200
1200
115
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
260
100
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3150
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1200
900
20mm THICK STONE FLOORING 20mm THICK MORTAR (1:6)
SILL BAND 300 X 300 GRC JALI
12mm
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100mm SKIRTING
1500 250
300
20mm COPING
115
300 X 300 GRC JALI
12mm PLASTER
230 600
200
3150
20mm COPING
115
CHAJJA PROJECTION
300 X 300 GRC JALI
250
40
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300
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100
150
450
1500
40
20mm THICK STONE FLOORING 20mm THICK MORTAR (1:6)
SILL BAND
3150
12mm PLASTER
CHAJJA PROJECTION
200
3150
250
300
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
20mm 20mm
CHAJJA PROJECTION
100mm SKIRTING
900
230 600
20mm COPING
100mm
1500
900 1200
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115
300 X 300 GRC JALI
3150
200
3150
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150
100
150
20
100
150
450
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3150
250
300
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600
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
20mm THICK STONE FLOORING 20mm THICK MORTAR (1:6)
SILL BAND
SECOND FLOOR LVL + 6900
12mm 230
100mm SKIRTING
CHAJJA PROJECTION
300 X 300 GRC JALI
THIRD FLOOR LVL + 10050
115
SILL BAND
1200
1200
12mm PLASTER
230 600
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
FOURTH FLOOR LVL + 13200
20mm COPING
300 X 300 GRC JALI
115
300 X 300 GRC JALI
FIFTH FLOOR LVL + 16350
150
250
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20mm THICK STONE FLOORING 20mm THICK MORTAR (1:6)
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12mm PLASTER
CHAJJA PROJECTION
200
3150
SEVENTH FLOOR LVL + 22650
20mm
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100mm SKIRTING
1500 250
300
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20mm THICK MORTAR (1:6)
900
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20mm COPING
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100
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200
3150
250
300
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230
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12mm PLASTER
230 600
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
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SILL BAND
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING
260
1960
40
20mm THICK STONE
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SEVENTH FLOOR LVL + 22650
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3150
50mm Ø MS RAILING 20mm MORTAR (1:6)
CHAJJA PROJECTION
300 X 300 GRC JALI
EIGHTH FLOOR LVL + 25800
75mm PCC GOLA
75mm THICK BRICK BAT COBA
EIGHTH FLOOR LVL + 25800
CHEM
CHAJJA PROJECTION 1200
3150
2400
1750
945
1200
TERRACE LVL + 28950
20mm
260
TRELLIS
MUMTY ROOF LVL + 31900
PARAPET LVL + 30150
20mm
100
1550
1960
TERRACE LVL + 28950
MACHINE ROOM ROOF LVL + 32960
75mm
20mm COPING
1200
1200
CHAJJA PROJECTION
20
115 200
3150
PLINTH BEAM
12mm
SILL BAND 900
100mm
20mm 20mm
40 100
450
300
260 150 150
CHEMICAL WATERPROOFING 150
10050
600 1500
(Housing Complex - Within the Campus) +
300 X 300 GRC JALI
250
THIRD FLOOR LVL EXTERNAL WALL SECTION
230
68
SKETCHES
69
70
71
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