ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO | VNIT by Shubhankar Jahagirdar

2016-2021

SHUBHANKAR JAHAGIRDAR

A-3, Bhagirath Apartment Khinvasara park, Aurangabad Maharashtra - 431005

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A curious architectural student wandering to find a connec�on between architecture and designer’s spirit. Interested in exploring architecture through different dimensions. Cap�vated in teaching and sharing thoughts. With the aim of giving knowledge, created a 361BIT pla�orm for professionals and students. A blogger and instagrammer trying to make a small difference. To make those experiences, even larger, finding new opportuni�es to grab onto.

C U R R I C U LU M V I TA E E D U C AT I O N 2017-22

Visvesvaraya Na�onal Ins�tute of Technology | Nagpur Bachelor of Architecture (currently 4th year) | CGPA 8.26

2015-16

Saraswa� Bhuvan College of Science | Aurangabad Higher Secondary Cer�ﬁcate

2013-14

Saraswa� Bhuvan High School | Aurangabad Secondary School Cer�ﬁcate

E XP E R IE N C E 2019

Founder of 361BIT | India

Uniform pla�orm for students and professionals to build a cohesive community with the purpose of propaga�ng knowledge and experience. With an ul�mate aim of Connected Architecture, 361BIT ini�ated diﬀerent events, seminars and workshops to create a healthy design realm. Conducted 6 Architectural workshops on architectural representa�on Conducted 5 Seminars on diﬀerent topics Conducted 1 Talk series

2018

COSTFORD workshop at Lauri Baker centre | Trivandrum

3 Days workshop on special construc�ons techniques of Brick, Bamboo, Mud and Stone

2016

Ferro-cement workshop | Aurangabad

2 Days hands on workshop on ferro-cement construc�on technique

AC H I E V E M E N T S 2020

‘Tomorrows house’ design compe��on | Top 10 Designing of 6 x 4m housing module | Via Archresource

2020

Instagram page | @shubhankar_ jahagirdar Architectural content crea�on

2019

‘Sculp�ng The Pioneers of Architecture’ interna�onal compe��on | Top 25 Designing the sculpture celebra�ng the pioneers of architecture (Charles Correa) | Via Archdais

2018

‘Hybrid design’ design compe��on | First posi�on Designing the hybrid building mee�ng the needs of tomorrow | Via Devise, VNIT

SK IL L S So� skills Hard skills

L A N G UAG E English| Hindi | Marathi

OT H E R I N T ER E S T S Badminton | Cricket | Traveling | Cooking

CONTENT

SAHAY

1.618033

ARCHITEC TURE INSTITUTE

COMPE TITION ENTRY

DESIGNING

RESIDENCE

ASSORTED

CONSTRUC TION

SCHOOL DOCUMENTATION

DOCUMENTATION

CLADDING

WORKING DRAWING

TECHNICAL

ARTICLE

CHAYA

ARTICLE

PHOTOGRAPHY

AVIKAL

7.8BILLION

TEMPLE LANDSCAPE

COMPE TITION ENTRY

PREFACE The drawings and all the data inside this por�olio is created by me and is true to my knowledge. It is the collec�on of work done in the year 2016-2021. Each sec�on shows the diﬀerent skills and experience gain in that �me period. Living these four years through various events and topics has given each �me a unique value and lessons. I’m very mesmerized to share it through this por�olio.

all works dedicated to my mother , swati.

DESIGNING

SAHAY ARCHITEC TURE INSTITUTE

Designing an Architecture institute in the zone of existing institutions. With the site area of 10.5 Acres and dense vegetation on site, major aim for the design was to retain as much vegetation as possible and develop a design that responds to the students and users, which keeps drawing the inspiration from the structure. SEMESTER VII Location: Ambazari, Nagpur | Area: 46000msq. | Mentor: Dr. Pankaj Bahadure

1. Parking for students 2. Parking for staff 3. Admin block 4. Admin court 5. Director’s wing 6. Informal court 7. Library 8. Inner court 9. Main court 10. Auditorium 11. Exhibition

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Finding the potential spot between the context and mapping the potential zones for the activities. The red area shows the vegetation on site that kept untouched.

10.

Creating a potential axial circulation with the concentration spots for placing the major activities. The site is divided into parts to manage the activities accordingly.

Maximum free pockets are mapped on site and activity placement is done considering all the criteria for circulation and place making.

The design plan is generated in the Academic, Administrative, Workshops and Labs, Auditorium and other areas. The circulation for the staff and the students is kept different to minimize the intersection and increase the interaction. Entrance for the students from west side with large porch and interaction spaces. Total layout is developed around four courtyards with the specific characteristics of each. Various punctures are given on the first floor to give access to vertical interaction and make the space more dynamic in shape.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

0M 2M

14M

+14800 +13800 +10800 +6600 +2400

+9600 +5400 +1200

SECTION A 11.

First floor consist of masters studios and library. Library is provided with the large highted folded plate structure to make an ambiance of the space grand. Corridors on the first floor are kept short with specific interaction spaces to make interaction healthier with whole surroundings. Double heighted spaces are given on specific locations to increase the dynamics of the space. Auditorium with 600 capacity is given.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

0M 2M

14M

+10800

+6600

+2400

SECTION B 12.

Details of Exhibition space and Canteen area

Details of Extended interaction space

Details of space in front of studio 13.

Studios are arranged in such a way that the interaction and the working conditions for the students stays near ideal. Material use is kept minimal to give students an example. Students Get inspiration from building at every point of time and to maintain that relationship, some design decisions are taken.

14.

The play of light and material to give memorable experience to the user. Large open spaces with changing dynamics maintains the interest of the user.

15.

1.618033 COMPE TITION ENTRY

Design for a competition with an aim of creating a space on restricted area of 6x4m which we can call a home. Everyone is suffering from pandemic and home is the only place which maintained its identity over time. Competition was a time problem of 7 days. YEAR: 2020 Location: Hypothetical | Area: 24msq. | Team: Siddhant Hande, Mohit Barapatre

Design aims at the compact designing. The massing and planning is accordingly done, taking golden spiral as a leading thought. Elevated spaces are used for storage purpose and creating a visual barrier

(2000 X 1500mm)

TOILET

ELECTRIC FLUSH TOILET CONNECTED TO BIO GAS TRAY BENEATH

SHOWER SPACE

FRIDGE

LAUNDRY SPACE

SINK

RANGE

N ED OT TIO PIV NC BLE FU LTI N TA MU CHE KIT

UNDER-FLOOR DRY GOODS STORAGE (2000 X 2000mm)

+900mm

+150mm

KITCHEN FEET WASH POND FOR SANITATION

(2000 X 2500mm)

INDOOR GARDEN SPACE

(2000 X 2000mm)

UNDER-FLOOR CAPSULE STORAGE

FACTORY MADE EFFICIENT VERTICAL GARDEN MODULES, SUFFICIENT FOR 3 MONTHS MANURE FROM THE BIO GAS TRAY, UTILIZED IN VERTICAL GARDENS

CAPSULE FURNITURE

PRIVACY SMART GLASS WITH, CARBON200 PHOTO VOLTALIC SHEET

UNDER-FLOOR ESSENTIALS STORAGE

MULTI FUNCTIONAL SPACE

ENGAGED WITH SWARMING ROBOT TECHNOLOGY, FOR INSTANT CONSTRUCTION AND DE-CONSTRUCTION OF FURNITURES

3D PRINTED ROTATEBLE BED

1.618033 serves a crucial purpose in forming the universe. It is observed in nature that, the clusters are formed according to the limited spaces with the golden ratio as the soul parameter. During any crisis, nature find its own ways to maintain the balance and integrity. Henceforth, the rules of very force of the creation are used for our own home. Definition of the home is stripped down to the most basic fundamentals namely, TOILET and KITCHEN which includes all the basic activities one does in a day. Home is not a place its our people, it is defined where one can have a healthy interaction with the surroundings as well as the people.

Bed space and kitchen space with feet washing area

Ample storage space to satisfy house needs

Working area and vegetation area for daily needs

Evening leisure space with dinning and other activities

The proposal is an integration of the future technology and the strategic space planning. Final proposal could be molded into numerous possibilities according the specific need, it uses the swarm technology and stack planting module to make it sustainable on its own for at least 3months. Privacy smart glass panels are used to generate electricity from sunlight and to maintain privacy

19.

AVIKAL TEMPLE LANDSCAPE

In this exercise the temple vicinity was taken for landscaping. Area of 200 years old temple located on the confluence of two rivers and strong surrounding context. Proposal here, deals with enhancing the overall area while managing the seasonal crowd and maintaining it’s original value. SEMESTER VII Location: Kaygaon, Aurangabad | Area: 6000 msq. | Mentor: Dr. Minal surawar

STEP I

Four zones created along the axis treated according to the area program

STEP II

Existing contours are simplified to create physical zones to facilitate the activities happening around year

STEP III

Planning is done around the axis formed by original paths and need of activities

22.

Temple offset

Main access road Pergola over deck

Hawan space

Pergola in garden space

Temple

Section AA

Canteen area with open dinning

ISLAND

Arcade lining the ghat creating the scenic spots to the river

Ritual scape For carring out the religious activities around the year

.30M lvl +0

KITCHEN

lvl-3.9

Stone paved pathways to keep it cool and compliment the temple environment

CANTEEN AREA

+1.5

lvl-1.5

TEMPLE COMPLEX 30x29m

.70M

lvl+2

90M

+2.7

0. lvl+

TOILET

Existing hawan space cladded with the rustic materials

GARDEN SPACE lvl +2.70M

70M

2. lvl+

HAWAN DECK 15x14m DECK

lvl +2.70M

Existing house for priest and trusties

1.95

lvl+

IR T

NA OPE

M 1.20

lvl+

Wooden pergola for casual seating and relaxing, lined with spruce hedge for screening

M 1.70

lvl+

M 0.30

lvl+

TRE HEA

TOILET

Red stone for paving the OAT Red sandstone arcade to create scenic frames to important structures i.e. Temple

M 0.30

Natural vegetation is retained to compliment the strict lines of contours

lvl+

PARKING lvl+0.00M

SITE PLAN 0m

10m

20m

Concrete tiled parking to sustain high footfall

40m

EN TRY

23.

SPACE DETAILINGS

Spaces are given with appropriate functions listed from the site visit and interviews with locals

Red sandstone arcades

Banayan tree Concrete tiled flooring with drain lines beneath Ashoka tree lining

Flower store and shoe rack

Spruce hedge screening to keep parking noise away from OAT

Large garden space for relaxing and casual dinning Gardening space for planting the religious plants

Parking extension for heavy footfall

Red stone paved OAT

The design is derived from the site itself. To solve the problem of functions, existing zoning, circulation and topography is taken to advantage. Strict contours lines are created along the natural topography with OAT as a origin space, making site a whole of parts. Functionality of the spaces is decided according to the events happening around the year on the site. Materials used in design are the extension of the existing temple material and environment.

Compacted murum

Sub-stone support

Curb stone Stone tiling

Stone tiling

Curb stone

Sub-stone support Compacted earth

Stone stair

Lawn layer

compacted murum layer Rammed earth

Ghat zone

Temple zone

OAT zone

Concrete flooring

Parking zone

TREES, MATERIALS AND ELEMENTS SCHEDULE

AREA SCHEDULING AND SPECIFICATIONS

Trees are retained to give a natural feeling and the material are selected to compliment the existing structures Bermuda grass

Evergreen lawn with low maintenance.

Kentucky bluegrass Cool grass to break the monotony of light grass

Red sandstone

For arcades, creating the scenic frames

Concrete tiles

For strong and sturdy activities

Gulmohar tree

Existing tree creating a seasonal color pallet

Neem tree

Existing tree giving a medical environment

Pergola

To cover upon the certain pathways which is used for seating

tamrind tree Existing tree

Existing elements are tried to retain as much as possible to extend its authenticity to every corner Basalt stone

For major pathways

Red basalt stone

Used to break the monotony in certain areas

Stone tile paving Used for garden pathways

Slate stone paving

For pathways paving

Coconut tree

Planted tree giving the scale to the site

Banayan tree Existing tree

Ashoka tree

Lining to the site

Spruce hedge

To create screens and boundaries

SPACE

AREA

SPECIFICATION

NOTES

Parking

2200msq

Paved with concrete tiles

50cars and 100 bikes

OAT

1400msq

Alternate red and light red stone pavement

For approx 250 people

Garden space Toilet(near garden)

2500msq 70msq

With pergola seating and cool grass Brick load bearing structure

For casual dinning and seating For people on ghat and garden side

Canteen

60msq

Renovation of existing building

Hawan space

220msq

Renovation of existing space through materials

Deck

140msq

Renovation of existing deck through materials

View to the temple and hawan space

Stores

40msq

Brick load bearing structure

Ancillary stores

Toilet

70msq

Brick load bearing structure

For people on OAT and temple side

House

150msq

Existing building

Temple complex

850msq

Existing building

Kitchen

125msq

Existing building

Ritual space

1700msq

Bermuda grass lawn

Island

270msq

Renovated bridge

Security cabin

15msq

Brick structure

Large covered walkways given beside garden space for informal seating and eating. Spaces for ritual activities and daily routine of the temple are maintained on their respectve positions. Overall site gives the peaceful vibe throughout the year and make it vulnerable for large crowd.

26.

Ghat space near temple is kept simple to promote the interactive activities. Use of materials is simple and as original as possible to temple origin to maintain the culture and values given by the temple. Circulation on the site is the key to manage the crowd.

27.

7.8BILLION COMPE TITION ENTRY

Designing a place of faith that act as a sanctuary for secular world. Physical manifestation of this idea is made using human mind. Human is a complex entity which can be understood very easily if we can join the dots properly, this ordered complexity is taken as major driver for the form development.

YEAR: 2020 Location: Nagpur | Area: 8000msq. | Team: Siddhant Hande, Mohit Barapatre

Complexity is one of the remarkable trait of the ordered human mindset, that can be very minutely seen. Once resolved it becomes the true essence of being sacred.

From Mindfully dwelling to Dwell mindful, humans have evolved over the period of time developing their own definition of being sacred, in pursuit of the intimate connection between body, mind and soul. Thus,

the

manifesto

embraced

going

underground into the earth’s womb, brought to life by

This behavior is observed in certain geometries with a remarkable quality of having a systematic pattern, with many solutions to obtain the basic geometry(i.e. cube)

fringes of light and the presence of human, a transition from one realm to another. Ultimately an expression of the innate journey of complex human behavior to transcendence, fading all the boundaries of mind and body. A quest from Ordered complexity to One.

Close resemblance of the Pi value with the golden ratio is taken as an advantage while form making, with the final form showing the characters of the ghost cube

Common space for celebrating the humanity. Used for various purposes

Library with rustic materials to make people aware and increase the value of the space

Open and semi open space during the journey make the space memorable

Large scaled entrance to make the human feel smaller and make the entry humbler

Use of materials with the sunlight making the space a combination of light ad dark

30.

PROPOSED SITE

Near Ambazari Lake, Nagpur, Maharashtra

COMMUNITY

The site is surrounded by the fraternity of mixed communities showing the significance and need of integrated community model

CONNECTIVITY

Site is located on the major city axes and is accessible from all the city directions, making the site an important city node

CHARACTER

Site is surrounded by mostly residential part and the institutions inclusively creating an urban character around the site. Moreover, vast green patches around site, making it suitable for the design and execution S- Sanctum | C- Common space | L- Library space

31.

Going below ground and staying connected with self is achieved through the play of ight and the environmental temperature. The relatively cooler space stimulate the self connection. Rustic materials are used to divert people from the structure itself and aware them about their inner surroundings.

32.

TECHNICAL

RESIDENCE WORKING DRAWING

Creating working/construction drawings of a residence situated in Nagpur. The house with the B/U around 200msq. with every details from toilet to stairs. It was also included writing specifications for every materials and construction details. SEMESTER VII Location: Nagpur | Area: 180msq. | Mentor: Dr. Vilas Bakde

AREA STATEMENT Total plot area (10x18m)

180msq.

Permissible FSI

1 Nil

Proposed ground floor B/U area Proposed first floor B/U area

89.4msq

Proposed second floor B/U area

89.4msq 1.2msq

Balance B/U area (180-178.8msq)

BALCONY AREA AT FIRST FLOOR Permissible 15% OF B/U 14msq

Provided Open

Enclosed

14msq

Nil

AT SECOND FLOOR Permissible Provided 15% OF B/U 14msq

Open

Enclosed

14msq

Nil

Total

Excess

14sqm

Taken in FSI

Total

Excess

14sqm

Taken in FSI

FOOTING LAYOUT 36.

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

SECTION

PRINCIPLE ELEVATION

37.

SECTION

PLAN

TOILET DETAILS 38.

SECTION A

PLAN

KITCHEN DETAILS 39.

CLADDING CONSTRUC TION

Designing and detailing the cladding for an architectural studio of size 11x18M. Major focus of the exercise was to develop a system with modular panels, space for electrical fittings and with all the technical considerations. SEMESTER V Location: Nagpur | Area: 188msq | Mentor: Dr. Vilas Bakde

schedule of wooden sections wooden sections used in cladding

sr. section

size

location

(w x d mm)

principle post

200x75

corner post

100x75

door framing post and strut

50x75

window packing post and strut

50x100

transverse bracing

75x100

head and rough sill

75x75

d w

3 w

4 w

5 w

6 w

Structural system for the cladding is done in T/W with appropriate bracings for structural stablity. Structural joinery for the Panels is ‘slide in hook’ for modularity, with which the combination, colors and textures of the panel could be changed very easily. To create drawings, the whole studio is divided into four walls and into further sections considering the columns.

100x75 tw corner post

brick wall

200x75 tw main post

A system is developed to read the drawing in succession. First, the schedule for structural members with properly given number to each unique unit. Second, the schedule for members in elevation to get overall size of the unit. Lastly, the schedule of all the acoustic panels to be fitted on the structural system is given. The details of special section of member and panel is given separately for cutting separately. Fabric wrapped panels are used to make it acoustical and the fabric can be changed timely, increasing it’s modularity.

42 .

schedule of members member section dimension

3300

1200

3300(S)

400

3000

450

ELEVATION(Structural system)

SECTION A

SECTION B schedule of panels panel dimension no.s

ELEVATION(Panel system)

600X900

600X1200

600X1200(S)

600X380

600X600

100X600

43.

WINDOW FILL DETAILS

SECTION A

44.

SECTION B

DOCUMENTATION

SCHOOL DOCUMENTATION

Documentation of one building from the Bishop Cotton school located in Nagpur. Around 100 years old load bearing structure with TW king post trusses to support the roofing. Also the interventions are made into the structure to make it adaptable to current scenario of the school. SEMESTER VII Location: Nagpur | Area: 2500msq. | Mentor: Dr. Vijay Kapse

7775mm

5080mm

3320mm

320mm

ELEVATION 2740

1240

2740

1240

5400

1240

1500

4520

2190

570

1240

250

1990

739

2130

1760

980

230

1240

6170

920

300

920

2110

1630

2000

250

739

250

600

2670

570

1340 1220

250

1340 1220

250

500

250

1630

2730

300

2130

300

1230

230

980

250

1220

1490

1220

1460

1230

1400

1310

520

250

1970 250

250

600

770 739

1240

739

1240

600

920

1340

250

920

1340

250

540

250

2010

10890

1850

7410

250

1000

PLAN

2000

510

2230

520

2000

520

7660

2200

520

1000

1660 520

250 250

250

1000

1600

19950

2200

510

1980

1000

25380

Many new interventions are done to make the space more suitable for the function. Structure is used for small assemblies and functions. Sometimes it is used for an official works. 48.

7775mm

5080mm

3320mm

320mm

SECTION A FRAME FOR CLERESTORY

GI ROOF COVER

STYLE FOR CLERESTORY

TW PRINCIPLE RAFTERS

GI ROOF COVER TW RIDGE BOARD

CORRUGATED GI SHEET TW COLUMN FOR PORTICO

TW PURLIN

GI ROOF COVER TW PRINCIPLE RAFTERS THREE WAY STEEL CLIP

TW RAFTERS

MULLION

TW CLEAT

TW COMMON RAFTERS

THREE WAY STEEL CLIP

TW TIE BEAM

TW STRUT

TW SUPPORT TO TIE BEAM STEEL STRAP

TW TOP RAIL

DETAIL AT A OLD TEAKWOOD RIDGE BOARD USED TO SUPPORT NEW STEEL ROOF SKELETON

DETAIL AT B

DETAIL AT D

CONCRETE PLINTH

TW COLUMN

TWTOP POST

TW KING POST

STONE BED FOR COLUMN

DETAIL AT E

DETAIL AT F 7775mm

STEEL PURLINS HOLDING THE GALVANIZED IRON SHEET ROOFING

OLD KING POST ROOF TRUSS USED AS STRUCTURAL SUPPORT TO NEW GI ROOFING CORRUGATED GALVANIZED IRON ROOFING SHEETS USED IN RENOVATION TO OLD MANGLORE ROOF TILES

5080mm

LOAD BEARING BRICK WALL WITH LIME MORTAR AS BINDING MATERIAL AND BRICK PIERS FOR STRUCTURAL STABILITY

SERVICES ADDED FOR THERMAL COMFORT

BIGGER THAN USUAL PARTLY GLAZED, PARTLY PANNELD TEAKWOOD DOOR

3320mm

WATER SERVICE TANK SERVICES ADDED ACCORDING TO THE NEED 320mm

SECTION B

49.

Building needed Various interventions to work more efficiently in the current scenario. Currently the building is used for small assemblies, functions and official works, but with no specific integrations of the functions. Interventions proposed are giving the modular partition to make space usable for different activities at a time. Also the building is provided with large steps which could be used by students for various activities. As the central functional space of the entire school it was necessary to make this space a happening and efficient place. With over 100 years, values play a very important role while choosing the functions and materials for the interventions.

50.

INTERVENTIONS

ASSORTED

ARTICLE ARTICLE

Article from the blog ‘Designers Mind’.

52 DESIGN THINKING

“DESIGN” To designate or set to serve a specific purpose (To assign), design is a best version of its aspect which serves the society at maximum efficiency. Designs made our life easier over a period of time, design is systematically planned input to get as close as to the desired output. Getting the desired output essentially mean, that it is an ideal design and humans have worked over 8000 years to acquire that idealness. Design is a graph of inputs and outputs at different levels of social indices. Predicting the graph beforehand is a factor of success behind the design thinking. This seems invalid on small scale, but on larger social scale it is essential to predict the output. Design thinking is applied by the people who are trying to solve a social issue or sell a product or create something new in the market. Market is decided upon the type of project. In architecture the market, are the users and their surroundings. Larger the market, complex the design thinking would be. If a project is done without considering the users, most of the part of the design becomes invalid and only nonliving part remains to be designed. Design thinking majorly depends upon two factors, the designer’s mind and the society. Society impairs the design thinking if not studied properly. Designer’s behavior and attitude decides the design thinking and its impact. Conditional working and situational responses are the major factors in design thinking as it requires steady mind and conscious sensible behavior of the designer. Design thinking is also important in daily life to acquire the state of mind to tackle the problems fairly in relation to the society. The routine of the designer is the drive force for him to go through the journey of ideal designs. 52.

Continuous process of positive design thinking and positive design approach makes a designer to follow an ideal path towards design. It creates empathy for himself and helps in understanding the design and people. Empathetic design thinking is also important in some cases to emotionally solve the problem to connect it better to the society. Daily one hour of positive thinking towards design process would dramatically increase the chances of being a good designer. For the designer daily Design thinking routine is more important than his daily routine. Design is a game of gamblers, they risk their thoughts on society. One who learns the gambling in social dimension, is the one who can lead the idealness more accurately. This gambling needs the great skills of observation, cognition, analysis and tactics. In the competitive world of gamblers to be a good gambler, Three O’s are important: OUTWIT Deceive by greater ingenuity OUTPLAY Play better than the opponent (nature) OUTLAST Sustain or last longer in the process

53.

Photography is an attitude to look at the world. Architecture transforms that attitude into a power of reality. Architecture transforms the world from A to B, photography snaps that journey to remember. CHAYA

PHOTOGRAPHY

54 PHOTOGRAPHY

Shore Temple | Mahabalipuram 1/1250sec f/4.5 ISO 200

54.

Veraval Beach | Gujrath 1/2000sec f/3.5 ISO 200

55.

Mahabalipuram Beach | Tamil Nadu 1/2000sec f/4.5 ISO 100

54.

Kaygaon Toka | Maharashtra 1/800sec f/7 ISO 125

55.

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