Architecture Portfolio by shruti deore

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO SHRUTI DEORE M.ARCH - PARSONS SCHOOL OF DESIGN B.ARCH - UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI SELECTED WORKS FROM 2013 - PRESENT

CONTENTS 01

PAGGANUCK

OKTO

RAAHAT

Design Build (DWS’19) Parsons School of Design

KNOW thy NEIGHBOR Individual Academic Work Parsons School of Design

B.Arch University of

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T Thesis Mumbai

CITY MUSEUM

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

URBAN MAPPING

Individual Academic Work University of Mumbai

Individual Academic Work Parsons School of Design University of Mumbai

PAGGANUCK Location : Governorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Island, NY, USA A sun shading pavilion, located in the loop of the island, additionally serves as a learning hub within the loop. Forming a picturesque backdrop to the existing classroom, the pavilion also serves as an outdoor workshop space, a breakout space and a shaded zone to enjoy lunch

CONCEPT: WORKSHOP

CONCEPT: OVERFLOW

SITE LOCATION : GOV. ISL.

VIEW OF STRUCTURE

PLAN AT PAVER LEVEL

SECTION THROUGH STRUCTURE

OKTO Location : Governor’s Island, NY, USA Octahedron modular furniture designed to complement the Pagganuck at Governor’s Island specially designed to be used in the outdoors. A design concept that is it’s own identity different from that of the pavilion. Designed to be movable and flexible in terms of spacing, it can be located anywhere as per the wish of the user. A lightweight seat which is portable and edgy in it’s aesthetic

Final Prototype Material: 11g. Steel. White oak wood. 4” Cork. Scale: 1‘=1’

Prototyping process:

Results: Amazing! Problems solved!

OKTO

Role Model Contest 2019

1st Prototype

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Raveena Bahadur, Shru� Deore, Diana Erazo, Gabi Korac

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCESS

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

OKTO

Role Model Contest 2019

Prototype

Raveena Bahadur, Shru� Deore, Diana Erazo, Gabi Korac

aterial: Plaster ale: 3”=1’ 3rd Prototype

5th Prototype

sults: Too Heavy. Not Material: Steel Frame stainable Scale: 6”=1’

Material: Steel Frame Scale: 1’=1’

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCESS

Results: Non-structural. Welding not successful. Structure warping.

Every project starts with an idea. Our idea was to develop sea�ng in the shape of an octahedron, but at the beginning we did not know how to make it happen. Our design process included various steps in prototyping, material testing, and research before we found a perfect ﬁt in scale, materials, their use and shape. Throughout our process we were ques�oning if it would be possible to use materials that will not contaminate the environment during material’s produc�on, our assembly, and at the end of chair’s life. We had to take many steps in our prototyping phases and make mistakes, to ﬁnally reach a point in our design that would be fully sustainable and environment friendly. At the end, we came up with a design made of wood, cork and steel, all three materials are recyclable and reusable.

Results: Structural. Delicate Frame

Prototype

aterial: PVC Frame ale: 1’=1’ th

4 Prototype

sults: Not structural. Not Material: Pine wood frame vironmentally Friendly. ngerous. Scale: 6”=1’

Results: Structural. Easy

Prototype

aterial: Steel Frame ale: 6”=1’

sults: Structural. licate Frame

Prototype

aterial: Pine wood frame ale: 6”=1’

sults: Structural. Easy

Material: 11g. Steel. White oak wood. 4” Cork. Scale: 1‘=1’ Results: Amazing! Problems solved!

rototyping process: Dangerous.

Final Prototype

6th Prototype Material: Pine wood Scale: 1’=1’ Results: Structural. More

Final Prototype Material: 11g. Steel. White oak wood. 4” Cork. Scale: 1‘=1’ Results: Amazing! Problems solved!

7th Prototype Material: 16g. Steel. Scale: 1‘=1’ Results: Good, but not enough for exterior exposure.

5th Prototype Material: Steel Frame Scale: 1’=1’ Results: Non-structural. Welding not successful. Structure warping.

7th Prototype

Material: 16g. Steel. Scale: 1‘=1’ 6th Prototype

Results:Material: Good,Pinebut not wood enoughScale: for 1’=1’ exterior exposure. Results: Structural. More

7th Prototype Material: 16g. Steel. Scale: 1‘=1’ Results: Good, but not enough for exterior exposure.

4" CORK PANEL F3

1'-6"

1'"

6 /1

STEEL CONNECTION

1'-8 3/16"

1 A-501

WOOD FRAME (2"x3")

Top View Scale: 3" =1' 4 A-501

2 5/8"

1'-0 3/4"

2 5/8"

Exploded Axon: Seat NTS

11 1/2"

1 5/8"

1'-7"

1 1/2"

2 A-501

Front View Scale: 3" =1'

3 A-501

ODESK STUDENT VERSION

1 5/8"

1'-6"

Connection Drawings NTS

A F3

C B

D F1

6 A-501

Exploded Axon: Connection NTS

Side View Scale: 3" =1'

7 A-501

Connection Axon NTS

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

5 A-501

PRODUCED BY AN AU

KNOW thy NEIGHBOR Location : Far Rockaway, NY, USA A design that aims at giving back to the society and foster a community living which brings people together to get to know their neighbor The project is designed such that it caters to resilient strategies, exploring the underground water level, creating pools and collection pits in case of floods which are otherwise used as common spaces for interaction between users of various age groups. The water maze garden is an excellent example of such a design strategy

WATER MAZE GARDEN

SITE PLAN : ROOF

VIEW OF SITE

GROUND FLOOR OF COMMUNITY CENTER

SECTION THROUGH BUILDING

SECTION THROUGH RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

VIEW OF COMMUNITY CENTER

OVERVIEW OF MEDITATION CENTER

VIEW OF MEDITATION CENTER

RAAHAT: Center for Victims of Human Trafficking Location : Pune, Maharashtra, India Site Area: 36,750 sq.m A design that cures the psychological drama faced by the brave survivors of human trafficking An environment for human habitation that is carefully designed to fulfill the needs of the intended occupants A center where lives are protected, choices are created and dignity is restored to prserve and human rights and shelter the innocence of those involved in this trechearous act

VIEW OF SOLAR PANELS

VIEW OF INFORMATION ZONE

VIEW OF PERFORMANCE ZONE

ROOF PLAN : SITE

VIEW OF PLAY AREA NEAR SCHOOL

ACCOMMODATION: INTERNAL GATHERING VIEW OF SITE

VIEW OF WALKWAY NEAR COURTYARD

MASTER PLAN : SITE

SECTION THROUGH SITE

SCHOOL : FIRST FLOOR

ACCOMMODATION : FIRST FLOOR

SECTION THROUGH CLASSROOM

MULTIPURPOSE AREA

SECTION THROUGH ACCOMMODATION

SECTION THROUGH ACCOMMODATION VISITOR ACCOMMODATION SECTION THROUGH SITE

SECTION THROUGH SITE

CONTEMPORARY CITY MUSEUM Location : Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Site Area: 27,500 sq.m A design that is multidisciplinary creative museum proposal with expertise in contemporary design and landscaping at the waterfront in South Mumbai. A specific design approach has been followed in context with the site. The continuous stretch of landscape evokes in one the need to explore the scattered spaces of this museum. It offers spaces for peaceful retreat and animated activity: optimising the reflection of both nature and art CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

PUBLIC ACCESS STAFF ACCESS

VIEW OF MUSEUM

VIEW OF ENTRY

VIEW OF INTERNAL COURTYARD

VIEW OF SITE

SITE PLAN : ROOF

SITE SECTION VIEW OF SITE

VIEW OF SITE

SITE SECTION

UPPER FLOOR PLAN

VIEW OF SITE

MASTER PLAN AT PLINTH

VIEW OF SITE

AFFORDABLE HOUSING Location : Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Site Area: 14,248 sq.m A design that understands the current trends in housing in the suburbs of Mumbai with an understanding of the impact of housing policies followed in the city. The society is designed such that the podium overlooking the open green space on the ground level forms a visual connection between the users on two different levels. The open space at the podium level is situated amidst the buildings so as to provide a refreshing view of the greens from the garden facing home balconies. The design comprises of nine residential towers along with a commercial general store on the ground floor

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

SITE PLAN : ROOF

VIEW OF SITE

SECTIONAL ELEVATION SITE

SECTION THROU

UGH BUILDING

PODIUM LEVEL PLAN

1 BHK LAYOUT •BUILT UP AREA : 81.26 sq.m/ flat •No. of flats/ floor : 4 •Total B.U.A of bldg: 4062.40 sq.m = 12,187.20 sq.m

2 BHK LAYOUT •BUILT UP AREA : 48.13 sq.m/ flat •No. of flats/ floor : 4 •Total B.U.A of bldg: 2890.01 sq.m = 14,450.05 sq.m

3 BHK LAYOUT •BUILT UP AREA : 97.45 sq.m/ flat •No. of flats/ floor : 2 •Total B.U.A of bldg: 2788.32 sq.m

URBAN DESIGN MAPPING Location : Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, NY,USA Site Area: 430 Ac To understand the changes over a period of time and analyse the social scene of the precinct. Myrtle Avenue elevated subway station is at the intersection of Myrtle Av and Broadway. The entry to the platform is from a separate structure which houses the kiosks and turnstiles at a level of 4.5m from the sidewalk. The structure is further connected to a skywalk at 3.8m from the road level further leading upto the main platform at 7.20m from the main road level.

INVERSE FIGURE GROUND MAP

SECTION THROUGH SITE

The overall precinct is densely populated with commercial shops with the intent to make money. However, the purpose does not stand fulfilled today.

VIEW OF SOCIAL SCENE

FIGURE GROUND MAP

AERIAL VIEW

SOCIAL SCENE VIEW

SOCIAL SCENE MAPPING

EXPLODED SECTIONAL VIEW

URBAN DESIGN MAPPING Location : Magarpatta, Pune, India Site Area: 430 Ac To document and understand the design principles under consideration for town planning Magarpatta is a shining example of how urban areas can expand to accommodate the needs of urbanisation without hurting the interest of landowners An urban habitat studied in detail throughout the day over a period of time

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT AERIAL VIEW

MAPPING

LOCATION MAP

SECTION THROUGH PRECINCT

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