Architecture + Design Portfolio

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3A, Roop nagar, Narela Shankari, JK Road, Bhopal, MP, India

28 August 1999

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www.linkedin.com/in/shubhangi-bagre-924380146

I would like to introduce myself as an independent, optimistic and self-motivated professional having more than a year of experience with reputed Architectural firms, Contractors, Retailers and Government institutions. Travelled across multiple cities throughout my educational, training and professional years gaining insights at different aspects of designing including ability to understand, document and overlap technical drawings with keen attention to details and ability to meet deadlines.

Can work comfortably both as a team-player or in a leadership role, having interest in the project management and computational aspect of design.

I look forward to an opportunity where I could utilize my acquired knowledge, skill sets and experiences, thereby making me grow both personally and professionally.

WORK EXPERIENCE

PROJECT ARCHITECT | February 2022 - May 2023

Builtwell Solutions Limited, Bhopal

In a short span of time, worked with more than 4 Retail Brands such as (Pantaloons, Max, Croma, StyleUp and Zudio) currently leading a team of 10 architects, civil engineers and draghftsman. My current role is to provide Space planning and Circulation layouts, complete set of GFC drawings, Furniture and fixture detail drawings, Facade design and BOQ’s of each store within sharp deadlines along with the close coordination between Developers, Client, MEP consultants and handling queries from onsite representative during construction phase.

Projects worked on :

1. 60+ stores (High street and Mall properties) of Croma (Infinity Retail) South, North and Central regions.

2. 30+ store of MAX (Landmark group). Provided inhouse assistance for 2 months in Bangalore head office with the Projects & VM team.

3. 25+ store of Pantaloons (Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail Limited) Along with the preparation of design docket , visited sites and handled the queries of Engineers on site.

4. Headed kick off meeting and pitch presentations for Croma, StyleUp, Tasva, Jaypore and Zudio.

TRAINEE ARCHITECT | May 2021 - Jan 2022 · 9 Months

Sunando Dasgupta And Associates, Delhi

With a team of 3 architects under a guidance of principal architect, I worked on the following projects with mentioned tasks performed:

1. Renovation of nine galleries of National Museum, New Delhi (Preparation of 3D model, Renders and walkthrough, GFC drawings, fixture detail drawings, general and specialized lighting layouts, BOQ, Site visits and DPR preparation)

2. Sub-Regional Science Center, Ujjain (Preparation of 3D model, Renders and presentation)

3. NKDA Rehabilitation Market, New town, Kolkata (Preparation of 3D model, Renders, walkthrough and presentation)

4. Science City, Dehradun (Preparation of presentation)

5. Vigyan Gram, Agartala (Site Landscape layout drawings)

6. Science city, Guwahati (Revit modeling, Electrical, fire alarm, fire suppression and HVAC good for construction drawings)

7. Mini Digital Planetarium, Shimla (Preparation of 3D model, Renders, walkthrough, presentation and tender stage drawings)

8. SBI Staff-Quarter, Tezu, Himachal Pradesh. (Concept level drawings).

EDUCATION

2017-2022

Bachelor of Architecture

8.4 CGPA

School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal, India

SOFTWARE SKILLS

DRAFTING & MODELLING :Autodesk Autocad, Trimble Sketchup, Rhinoceros, Grasshopper

BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING : Autodesk Revit Architecture, Dynamo, Naviswork, Bluebeam Revu, Microsoft Projects

2017

Secondary Education | CBSE

86%

International Public School, Bhopal, India

FREELANCE ARCHITECT & VISUALISER

May 2020 - Present

Along with my Education I started exploring early in the architecture industry and have worked on numerous projects both as an individual and team player.

1. Facade designing | Mixed Use Building | VM design Group, Delhi

2. 15+ Apartment & Villa Projects | Designing and rendering | AUME Homes, Delhi & Noida

3. Exterior Rendering | Farm House | Alt design, Delhi

4. Documentation drawings for Hathi Darwaza, Singorgarh Fort | Archaological Survey Of India & MP Tourism Department

INTERN ARCHITECT | May 2019 - June 2019

ARCH-TECH, Bhopal

Assisted in residence and villa designing, preparing municipal drawings, working drawings, and client presentations.

COMPETITIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

IIID Showcase | Interior Design Winner | National

Intach NASA | Louis I. Kahn Trophy

Rao Sahab Ki Bakhar

Top 10 | National

Berkeley Essay Prize

Semifinalist | International

120 Hours | Settlement Intervention

Svalbard | International

The Drawing Board | Reviving Lost

Heritage | International

UNI | Bharat Bhavan 2.0

Top 30 | International

TAG | Measured Drawing Competition

Rao Sahab Ki Bakhar

Top 6 | International

Archmello | Re-thinking Student

Housing | International

The Drawing Board | Community

housing for Construction Labourers |

International

PRESENTATION: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe Indesign, Premier Pro, MS office

VISUALISATION: Chaos Group V-Ray, Enscape, Lumion

WORKSHOPS & CONFERENCES

UNFCC Green Revolution Global Certificate Programme | Grade A

Ant Studio | OneistoX

Terrametric Fabrication | Fusion of Sustainability and Parametric Design | Hands-On Workshop

TREZI

Transforming Design Education & Communication using Immersive Technology | Online Workshop

ACADEMIC PROJECTS

Basic Design Principles

Kiosk Design | Pondicherry Cottage Design | Bhopal

Vernacular Documentation of Agaria Tribe | MP

Secondary School Design | Dehradun Bamboo Hands-On | Product Design

Exposition Centre for Royal Enfield | Long Span Structure | Bhopal

Highrise Housing Design | Bhopal

Hospital Design | Jaipur

Residence Interior Design

Urban Design | Motia Talab, Bhopal

Training Semester

Transition Care Centre, Chandigarh: An exploration of traditional healing design elements in transitional healthcare typology

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LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION

To Whomsoever it may concern

It gives us immense pleasure to recommend Shubhangi Bagre for employment with any organisation. We have worked for over 10 Months (May 2020 - March 2021) during which time she worked as an Intern for Architecture Planning , 3D Design & Model at our office.

We have been consistently impressed with Shubhangi’s attitude and productivity during the time that she has worked in the company. Shubhangi is both very bright and quite motivated. We are conÞdent that she will devote herself to a position with any organisation with a high degree of diligence. She is a quick learner and has shown the ability to digest large volumes of information.

We recommend Shubhangi without reservation. We are conÞdent that she will establish productive and strategic relationships and boast the performance of the company in its best interest.

Sincerely,

Sourabh Nagdev Director Aume Homes

SHUBHANGI BAGRE

Of School of Planning and Architecture Bhopal, adjudged and being accorded for the Year 2021 for best efforts and contributions during her internship of 8 Months.

Sunando Dasgupta (Founder and Principal Architect)

This certification is proudly presented to

WORK EXPERIENCE

PROJECT ARCHITECT | RETAIL DESIGNER

BUILTWELL SOLUTIONS | FEB 2022- MAY 2023

FACADE EXPLODED VIEW

CONCEPTUAL PAINT SHOP

INTERIOR ISOMETRIC VIEWS

IDEATION WALL

WHITE BOARD

FLOOR FIXTURE

STORAGE RACK FOR SHADE CARDS AND TEXTURES

PEGS PROVIDED FOR VISUALISING DIFFERENT COLOUR SWATCHES TOGETHER

DIFFERENT SHADE CARDS FOR CUSTOMISING MOOD BOARD

SECTIONAL ELEVATION

TEXTURE CARD PALETTE FOR CUSTOMISING MOOD BOARD

WORK EXPERIENCE

ARCHITECTURAL INTERN | VISUALISER

AUME HOMES | MAY 2020 - MARCH 2021

MR. HEMDEV’S RESIDENCE FLOOR PLANS

MR. NAGDEV’S RESIDENCE INTERIORS

AAROGYAM

200 BEDDED MULTI-SPECIALITY HOPITAL

For a journey that is life........

THE TASK

To design a 200 bedded hospital and provide speciality healthcare services, comprising of critical care, Cardiology, Neurology, Orthopaedics, and Gynaecology with a backup of Pediatrics, ENT, Dental, Ophtalmology, Dermatology and General medicines.

The pace and intensity of changes are greater in hospitals than in any other building, the challenge is to design a flexible hospital to suit unpredictable needs. Considering the services and spatial requirements rigidity, the in-between spaces present contributes in maintaining healing environment and the layout is designed for not only patient but for patient relatives as well.

Building opens up towards north for maximum daylight with different blocks aligned in E-W direction for minimum thermal gain

A central shaded courtyard with smaller green pockets allows natural light and ventilation to enter the blocks while serving as recreational space for public.

Designed in a street typology with central councourse distributing human traffic w.r.t. blocks and makes it easy to build in phases

UNBOXED

THE HABITAT | RETHINKING STUDENT HOUSING IN INDIA

UNBOXED

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION I GROUP OF 3 ARCHMELLO | 2020 PUNE

THE TASK

To address the unmet demand of student housing across India through an innovative architectural solution. The idea is to enhance the concept of “student community” in India by setting up student residence module such that it can be repeated across the country and function as student housing brand.

The design focuses on three major parameters that are privacy, individuality and flexibility which are till today neglected in the student housing market in India.

Here, Containers, which are essentially large boxes are used to break the norm of a concrete box that has become a synonym of student housing in India.

BHARAT BHAVAN 2.0

CULTURAL CENTRE FOR INDIAN ARTS

TOP 30

BHARAT BHAVAN 2.0

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION I GROUP OF 2 TOP 30 WINTER 2020 SRINAGAR

THE TASK

To build a new Bharat Bhavan in the context of 2020, encapsulating things that are made in India and have made India.

The vision behind the proposed cultural centre for Indian Arts evolves from the need for revival and preservation of forgotten and neglected cultures and traditions of Kashmir.

RAO SAHAB KI BAKHAR

DOCUMENTATION OF CONSTRUCTION OF A DWELLING

RAO SAHAB KI BAKHAR

INTERNATIONAL & NATIONAL COMPETITIONS I GROUP ENTRY TAG MEASURED DRAWING COMPETITION | 2020 | TOP 6

LOUIS I. KAHN TROPHY | 2019 | TOP 10 NARSINGHPUR

THE TASK

To document and analyse the construction of a dwelling and understand its evolution.

The project documents a dwelling which negates this notion of crude traditional construction practices and instead focuses on evolution in construction of a home in response to the changing climate, needs and equations of the residents and the district. Moreover, it documents an important yet forgotten dwelling typology of Central India, The Bakhar

PANGOLIN PAVILION

FUSION OF SUSTAINABILITY AND PARAMETRIC DESIGN

PANGOLIN PAVILION

THE TASK

Can the future be all about emerging tools and yet be ecosensitive?

The role of the designers in today transcends the juxtaposition of the aesthetic and functional. The workshop aimed to bring digital models into real world through art, nature and computation. The first phase was to explore and understand computational design in the form of pangolin pavilion and second phase leads to its on ground construction.

WRITING ARCHITECTURE

INTERNATIONAL | GROUP OF 2 BERKELEY ESSAY PRIZE | 2019 SEMIFINALIST

THE TASK

How do civic buildings create community?

The topic focused on how civic architecture provides for the health, safety, education, intellectual life and well-being of the community. What exactly it is about the design of these buildings that make them so successful and the ways in which collaboration with other disciplines has contributed to their success.

An architect cannot make this happen alone.

ARCHITECTURE OF HOPE: CONNECTING PEOPLE IN SITUATION OF DESPAIR

“Once challenged, the Architect will find completely new shapes and means to produce the hospitals, but he cannot know what the Doctor knows. (Louis Kahn)” By combining architecture and medical education, two different yet similar basic human pursuits, we intend to study the communities created by healthcare buildings.

More than 34 years since the Union Carbide Gas Tragedy (1984) struck Bhopal, over 23,000 people have died and 1,00,000 survivors still remain ill and drink polluted groundwater. To provide medical facilities and health care services to the survivors of Bhopal Gas Disaster and their dependents, various healthcare centres like Bhopal Memorial Hospital & Research Centre and Sambhavana Trust Clinic, were formed to serve the community. These are a part of the security bedrock of a stable society.

“Caring is a way of life”. This is the motto at Bhopal Memorial Hospital & Research Centre (BMHRC), located in the heart of India, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Built in 1998, at a distance of 700 meters from the worst-hit neighbourhood, is a lush green campus with a serene atmosphere greeting patients and their families. These areas are connected with avenues and paths cut out in-between the lawns.

“Aesthetics, accessibility, proximity, function, and public spaces shape the hospital and play a fundamental role concerning people’s satisfaction and experience of healthcare.” BMHRC opens up some areas of the hospital to public use and support the healthcare functions with other commercial and recreational functions like auditorium, playground and canteen. It plays a major role in building the confidence of the community, giving them identity.

“Architecture is a tool to improve lives... a medium to strengthen cultural and individual confidence, to support local economies and to foster the ecological balance. (Anna Heringer) ” These lines best summarize the intent behind the design of Sambhavana Trust Clinic, situated in the heart of the gas-affected area of Bhopal, near J.P. Colony.

The Sambhavana Trust Clinic is a sustainable building, built in 2005 with the hellp of concerned people, operates largely from donations of citizens worldwide, managed by Mr. Satinath Sarangi, providing free of cost healthcare facilities to the survivors. This is a place they trust, doing honest work for people of Bhopal, providing holistic treatment options like Ayurveda, Yoga, Panchakarma and Allopathy as well. It houses a library, park, canteen, solar panels, and courtyards with a pond formed by rainwater harvesting, herbal garden, and a GolGhar (a recreational space / Gazebo).

In Bhopal, we see the power of a growing movement for a toxin-free future. The above buildings showcase a large and a small scale solution, creating a community of people helping each other effortlessly, generating opportunities for hope through creative and collective intervention in a situation of despair.

If we could understand how physical surroundings affect emotions and how emotional responses to architecture affect health, then people’s health could be taken into account in the design of buildings because we construct an image of a place based on the information we receive through our senses, and somehow it all gets together to create our sense of place.