SHUBH AGRAWAL
ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
CONTENTS
01. IRA D. PAYNE HALL
ADAPTIVE REUSE & EXPANSION | FALL 2023
02. TRANQUIL TERRACE
HIVE - A MAT BUILDING TYPOLOGY | SPRING 2023
03. 9-SQUARE GRID
CONCEPTUAL - “PROGRAM” BASED DESIGN | FALL 2022
04. MONSOON PAVILION
TREE CANOPY | SPRING 2023
05. EXTRAS PERSONAL WORKS
06. RESUME
PAYNE
REUSE & EXPANSION
IRA D.
HALL ADAPTIVE
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COLLAGE | BUILDING CONTEXT & HISTORY
IRA D. PAYNE HALL
MARY LOU FULTON TEACHERS COLLEGE, ASU | TEMPE, AZ
Studio Instructor - Philip Horton
Project Type - Adaptive Reuse & Expansion | Academic Project
Specific Typology - Architecture of Casting Aggregates
5th Year Advanced Architecture Studio - I | Group Project (3) | Fall 2023
The goal of this project is to learn from previous constructions (avoiding tabula rasa) through new adaptations and expansions, giving them a second life with a current, sustainable, and bioclimatic approach. Specifically, the building in question was built in 1969. Nowadays, the majority of courses offered within this building are conducted online, attracting students globally who aspire to pursue careers in education. The ultimate result of this project was the development of a design proposal aimed at addressing various issues within the building, effectively revitalizing it and granting it a renewed purpose.
07:00 AM 12:00 PM 04:00 PM
SHADING ANALYSIS SECTIONED AXONOMETRIC
The Building Expansion primarily involved the addition of a new tower adjacent to the original structure and extending the expansion southward. Atriums were added to both towers, effectively addressing most of the building’s issues, including circulation, ventilation, and cooling.
EXPANSION
COLUMNS
FACADE
GIRDERS
CONCRETE CAST PIECE STUDY
RE - MODELING & RE - DESIGNING | FOR EXPANSION
FACADE DETAIL
WALKWAY COLUMNS
3D PRINTING & RESIN CASTING
A STUDY OF CONCRETE CASTING PROCESS
RESIN 3D PRINT | SUPPORTS
RESIN CAST PROCESS | FORMWORK
RESIN 3D PRINT | WALKWAY COLUMN
RESIN CAST | FACADE
RESIN CAST PIECES | FACADE
HOT AIR INTAKE
STORMWATER
COLLECTION
CISTERNS
RAINWATER COLLECTION
COOLED AIR INTO THE BUILDING
EXCESS TO QANAT QANAT
CISTERNS
RAINWATER COLLECTION
COOLED AIR INTO THE BUILDING
COOLED AIR INTO THE BUILDING
EXCESS TO QANAT
SITE DRAWING ASU CAMPUS
TRANQUIL TERRACE
HIVE - A MAT BUILDING TOPOLOGY
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TRANQUIL TERRACE
A MAT BUILDING TYPOLOGY | ASU, TEMPE, AZ
Studio Instructor - Nicholas Shekerjian
Project Program - HIVE | Community Living Space | Academic Project
4th Year Architecture Studio - II | Group Project (2) | Spring 2023
Final selected ‘ Unit ’ design by - Nicholas Lucchese
The Project takes its inspiration from the collective activity and structure of a bee hive. It involves the design of a community planned with reference to the “mat building” typology, “a large-scale, high-density structure organized on the basis of an accurately modulated grid”
Service Cores FAMILY OF 4 2 STUDENTS START-UP OFFICE Interior Walls Couch Side Chair (2) Original Unit Furniture Storage Shelves Exterior + Light Exterior Walls Columns and Structure START-UP OFFICE FAMILY 2 STUDENTS ORIGINAL UNIT EXTERIOR + LIGHT EXTERIOR WALLS COLUMNS & STRUCTURE SERVICE CORES INTERIOR WALLS FURNITURE
INITIAL UNIT DESIGN
CHOSEN FINAL UNIT | FOR MAT DESIGN
2 STOREY ROOF
2 STOREY RENDERED PLAN
2 STOREY PLAN
SINGLE STOREY ROOF
SINGLE STOREY RENDERED PLAN
SINGLE STOREY PLAN
The Young Professional’s apartment is a modern living space designed to cater to the needs of young professionals. The apartment features two different styles of living spaces, a two-story mezzanine apartment for a home-working professional and a one-story apartment for a young professional that does not work from home.
Tranquil Terrace offers inviting indoor and outdoor living spaces, ideal for relaxation and socializing. The community center is well-connected and provides a peaceful getaway for young professionals seeking to unwind. Amenities such as spas, green gyms, yoga pads, meditation rooms, and large gathering fireplaces are all designed to help users decompress and rejuvenate.
BUILDING ELEVATIONS
TOP VIEW RENDER
SOUTH
NORTH
1 - CAMPFIRE PIT
2 - SWIMMING POOL
1 1 2 2 3 3
3 - YOGA LAWN
PHYSICAL MODELS
The complete Mat Structure is made of Butterboard, Lasercut and Etched to high level of detail, on 16th inch scale. Two additional models are made on a quater inch scale using Birchwood sheet.
This was one of the most fun & rewarding part of the poject as I was able to produce such amazing model, for this was my first time crafting an architectural physical model.
SCALE: 1/16” = 1’
BUTTERBOARD MODEL | SCALE: 1/16” = 1’
BUTTERBOARD MODEL | INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE BIRCHWOOD UNIT MODEL | SCALE: 1/4”
= 1’
TRANQUIL TERRACE | FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/20” = 1’
THE 9-SQUARE GRID
CONCEPTUAL | “PROGRAM” BASED DESIGN
03
THE 9-SQUARE GRID
“PROGRAM” BASED DESIGN | ASU, TEMPE, AZ
Studio Instructor - Merlin Ellis
Project Type - Program Design | Conceptual | Academic Project
4th Year Architecture Studio - I | Fall 2022
This project is about designing a basic 9’x9’x9’ space in a 3x3 square grid using multiple “Programs” such as Ascending/descending (ramp, stair), Borrowed light, Filtered (space, light, sound, water, air), Reflection, Minus, Aperture, Resting, Pivot, Enclosed, Slide, Axis, Dissolve & Bridge.
The final design was ‘An Adventurous Experience’ pushing the limits of the assigned programs to each of these individual units.
HAND SKETCHED ITERATIONS
Testing various orientations and program types
9’ 27’ 9’ 27’
FRONT ELEVATION
SCALE: 1” = 9’
LEFT ELEVATION
SCALE: 1” = 9’
SLIDE & OPEN
SLIDE & OPEN
COURTYARD & RESTING
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SCALE: 1” = 9’
SLIDE & OPEN REFLECTION
REFLECTION & MINUS
REFLECTION & MINUS
SECTION PERSPECTIVE
SCALE : 1/2’’ = 1’
SCALE
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
SECTION DRAWING
SCALE: 1/4” = 3’
SCALE : 1/2’’ = 3’
SCALE: 1” =
3’ 9’ GL GL
PROFESSOR
ARC 401 ARCHITECTURE STUDIO FALL 2022
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ELLIS
ARC
FALL
PROFESSOR ELLIS
401 ARCHITECTURE STUDIO
2022
9’
FLOOR PLAN ROOF PLAN
ISOMETRIC DRAWING INDIVIDUAL UNITS
MONSOON PAVILION
A TREE CANOPY STRUCTURE
04
SITE ANALYSIS PHOENIX
SITE DRAWING
ARIZONA FALLS
SCALE: 1” = 100’
This Project takes its inspiration from the space and structure of a tree canopy. Located in a park along a canal, the project envisions a place for young people to gather after school and on weekends to engage in a variety of activities.
Inspired by the misty experience, Monsoon Pavilion is designed for the rainy weather in Arizona’s desert climate.
Studio Instructor - Nicholas Shekerjian
A A B B
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Project Type & Program - TREE: “Youth Centre” | Location - Arizona Falls 4th Year Architecture Studio - II
Individual Academic Project | Spring 2023
MONSOON
A TREE CANOPY STRUCTURE | ASU, TEMPE, AZ
PAVILION
SPATIAL TRUSS DESIGN Cafe x2, 916 sf Club x2, 916 sf Music Room 958 sf Game/Computer Room 2391 sf Cooking 2431 sf Open Work/Study Area 2546 sf Amphitheater, 4,288 sf Shower Room 1630 sf Staff Room 2298 sf Storage, 773 sf Staff Recreational Room 1316 sf Toilet x3, 893 sf Bicycle & Locker 1623 sf FLOOR 2 PROGRAM FLOOR 1 PROGRAM FLOOR 3 PROGRAM SCALE : 1/64” = 1’ PROGRAM ELEMENTS
PROGRAMS
ALL
CANOPY MODEL | SCALE: 1/16” = 1’
CANOPY MODEL | SCALE: 1/16” = 1’
CANOPY MODEL | SCALE: 1/50” = 1’
CANOPY MODEL | INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
PHYSICAL MODELS
SECTION B-B
SCALE: 1/20” = 1’
SECTION PERSPECTIVE LOCATION: ARIZONA FALLS
CREATING BOX ARRAY POPULATE GEOMETRY WITH PATTERN EXTRACT CURVE EDGES CONVERT CURVES TO PIPES INITIAL SCALE TO THE VOXEL CUBES GENERATING A PATTERN INSERTS VOXEL CUBES TO SPECIFIED PATTERNS FINAL VARYING SCALE TO VOXEL CUBES SETS THE DOMAIN WITH VARYING SCALES FOR THE CUBES CREATING BASE RECTANGLE SURFACE VOXEL CUBES USING WEAVERBIRD’S PICTURE FRAME OUTER FRAME THICKNESS USING WEAVERBIRD’S MESH THICKNESS TOOL CONVERT TO OUTER FRAME USING WEAVERBIRD’S PICTURE FRAME TOOL CREATING ARRAY OF CUBES POPULATE GEOMETRY WITH PATTERN GENERATING A PATTERN PROCESS TO CREATE THE OUTER FRAME STRUCTURE CREATING MESH PLANE DEFINE KANGAROO PARAMETERS TO THE MESH OPTIONAL SCRIPT TO GET SIMILAR GLASS MATERIAL OPTIONAL SCRIPT TO GET SIMILAR COPPER MATERIAL EXTRACT VERTICES FORCE PARAMETER EDGE LENGTH PARAMETER ADDITIONAL ANCHOR POINTS COMBINE ALL PARAMETER INPUTS AND SOLVE FOR OUTPUT ANCHOR POINTS CONVERT POLYSURFACE TO MESH SEPARATING MESH AND CURVES INTO RESPECTIVE CONTAINERS (IGNORE WARNINGS) CUSTOM GLASS MATERIAL FOR PREVIEW AND RENDERING CUSTOM COPPER MATERIAL FOR PREVIEW AND RENDERING CONVERT CURVES TO SOLID PIPES FOR FRAMING RHINO GRASSHOPPER | PARAMETRIC MODELLING PUFFERFISH | WEAVERBIRD | KANGAROO 2 KANGAROO 2 SCRIPT PUFFERFISH SCRIPT PUFFERFISH + WEAVERBIRD SCRIPT
WINE FLUID SIMULATION
Phoenix FD & 3Ds Max
Rendered on V-ray
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V-RAY & 3Ds Max
DONUT ANIMATION
V-RAY & 3Ds Max
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SIMULATION
PHOENIX
| V-RAY
UNREAL
5
RENDERS, ANIMATION &
3Ds MAX |
FD
|
ENGINE
FALLING
TEAPOT PHYSICS SIMULATION
SHUBH AGRAWAL
B.Tech CIVIL ENGINEER | M.Arch ARCHITECURE
EDUCATION
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE (2022-2025)
Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts
Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, USA
BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY IN CIVIL ENGINEERING (2018-2022)
Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology
Nagpur, Maharashtra, India
EXPERIENCE
ARCHITECTURAL INTERN (JUNE-JULY, 2021)
YSTA Architects, Dhule, Maharashtra, India
COLLEGE EVENT ORGANISER (DECEMBER 2019 - MARCH 2020)
ROBOWARS | AXIS 2020
Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology
Nagpur, Maharashtra, India
THESIS
GPA: 3.83/4
GPA: 8.34/10
A SURVEY AND ANALYSIS ON CRITICAL CHAIN METHOD ( 2021 - 2022 )
PROJECT PLANNING & MANAGEMENT | B.Tech Civil Engineering
Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology
Nagpur, Maharashtra, India
SKILLS
CAD ADOBE SUITE
Rhinoceros 3D , Revit , AutoCAD , 3Ds Max , Grasshopper , Sketchup 3D , Blender
Photoshop , InDesign , Illustrator , Premiere Pro
RENDER ENGINES
V-ray , Enscape , Arnold , Unreal Engine , Lumion
OTHER SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING
Sefaira , MS Office , StaadPro , SAP2000 , Ladybug , Primavera P6, SOLIDWORKS
C Program , Arduino IDE , Python
CONNECT
CONTACT +1 602 813 7459 sagraw68@asu.edu suagrawal28@gmail.com
