Shyam Sundar | Architecture Undergraduate Portfolio | NIT Trichy

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RESUME

Hello! I’m Shyam


OBJECTIVE

EDUCATION

To experience the professional work and use my skillset to face its challenges whilst developing the same.

KV DRDO, Bangalore

Primary& Secondary study

Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Chennai

Higher Secondary education

NIT Tiruchirappalli

Undergradute study

PERSONAL INFORMATION E shyam.69130039@gmail.com P +91 8056297396 A 1, EVR st, Vijayalakshmipuram, Ambattur, Chennai - 53

COMPETITIONS ANDC ‘19-20 (shortlisted entry) DESTECH’19-20 GSEN’ 19-20 (shortlisted entry) ANDC’ 20-21 GSEN’ 20-21 MARS CALLING

D 13/02/2001 L English, Tamil, Hindi, Kannada

COURSES STUDIED Architectural Design Architectural Graphics Graphic Design Concrete Technology Lighting Ventilation and electrical services Climate responsive Architecture Water supply and Drainage Architectural Acoustics Interior Design Landscape Design Building Construction and Materials Vernacular Architecture Contemporary Architecture Estimation and Specification Working Drawings

Interests Graphic design, Model Making, Photography, Psychology, Outdoor Sketching, Basketball, Anime, Video gaming.

SOFTWAREs Advanced Intermediate Basic

AutoCad, Sketchup, Adobe illustrator, Lumion Adobe photoshop, Revit, Blender, Rhino, Enscape Vray, Adobe indesign, Grasshopper, Climate Consultant, Maya


Meditation an Fish market

ACADEMICS NIT TRICHY

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COMPETITIONS NASA INDIA

HOBBIES

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CONTENTS 2018 - 21 6th Semester B.Arch

nd Yoga Centre

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and Restaurant

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w rise apartment

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Working Drawings

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GSEN 2019-20

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GSEN 2020-21

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llaneous renders

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Locker

Open to Underground

Rest Area

Brief Creation of a yoga and meditation center inside a college campus for the students, to have a place to learn, practice and reap the benefits of the art. Through a mentally and physically challenging day of collage this design aims to achieve a peaceful environment in the midst of a hustle.

Open Yoga park Store Library

Yoga Classroom

Site context Location: NIT Tiruchirappalli Trichy- Tanjore highway

2m

Open Guest Lounge

Groundfloor Yoga Studio

2m

Meditation Classroom

Water feature

Meditation Cubicles

Locker

Underground Meditation

Site is located in a bustling part of the campus close to the Student Activity Centre and the Sports Centre.

Design Creation of a yoga park that receives direct sunlight during the mornings and evenings. (prime time of usage of space) A library space close to the yoga classroom is also provided for instructors to have workshops and regular classes for the students to learn yoga and reap its benefits. A buffer space is provided in the corner for a resting space for the users for relaxation after a session of yoga and workout. Lockers and restrooms are also provided in both levels for the users and the staff.


Concept “Levels of being” Creating a Meditation and yoga centre with respect to the three levels of being: . Physical . Mental . Spiritual

Giving an open access to the yoga park for the users to activate their physical being and prepare for a day of college and assignments, or relax after a long day. Rest space is provided for the users as a buffer before they leave the space after a workout.

Having an open lounge and classrooms close to the entrance to both the underground and groundfloor levels to create an environment of learning thus creating a space for better learning and visually connecting the yoga park for visual learning.

Going for an underground meditation to create an isolated space for spiritual connection and to try to achieve a better environment for soul searching.

Exploded axanometric view






2 Brief

A design to relocate the existing fish market in Trichy which improves the hygiene standards for the merchants. A restaurant is also designed to act as a socialising space for the customers as the design is located in a residence concentrated zone.

Site

Kasivalingi Fish market, Trichy

FISH MA


ARKET& RESTAURANT

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Floor plan

Staff P Equipment Store

Staff restrooms Cold Storage

Flake Ice

Store

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RETAIL MA

LOADING & UNLOADING

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WHOLESALE MARKET

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ADMIN AND SECURITY

Kitchen

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Restaurant seating


Concept

Chaos Reduction

Parking

Staff restrooms

ARKET

Store

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Minimizing the chaos inviting factors like limiting the amount of open spaces in retail area for loose stalls and drainage routes to avoid stagnated water.

Design The three major activities (retail, wholesale and auction, supply) are separated and given separate entries to avoid mixing of the crowd.

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.Retail market: A buffer in provided just before

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the entrance to help in crowd control. Cutting spaces provided in both ends to divide the crowd further.

.Wholesale and Auction: Connected to the

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retail market through service corridors for simple movement of stock. Ramps provided in the entrance to move fresh fish from stalls to tempo for transport outside.

.Loading and Unloading: Located at the

other end of the site, an open space is provided for maneuverability of large trucks. The bay leads straight to a cold storage and flake ice unit for immediate storage of fresh fish.


Customer zone: Closed off roof with separated tiles to improve water drainage

Service corridor: Service corridors mixing the staff a

Vendor zone: An elevated roof to allow free ventilation in a closed off space and to provide minimal natural light.


s are provided to avoid and customer traffic.

Restaurant Dining: Closed roof with a curtain wall to increase publicity and to create an artificially ventillated space.

Restaurant Kitchen: Roof monitor is provided to help in ventilation of the kitchen and in removing the heat from the kitchen space

General Sectional Detail


View Revit, Lumion



low-rise apartments *modelled in Revit and rendered in Lumion


SITE

East Coast Road, Chennai

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Brief To design low rise apartments in the outskirts away from the city hustle to create a social and active environment.

Concept Interconnecting users through the balcony. Active Design- Activity spaces are provided to encourage users to socialize

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Mass

Circulation Vehicular circlation routes carved through the mass to create apartment complex and central common space.


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Open Spaces

Orient

The apartment complex is broken into three blocks. The buffer space in between is opened up to form a public open space and an indoor community centre.

Extrudinig balconies to orient them towards the primary and secondary wind directions and to promote cross floor initeraction of users. Extruding community centre roof to create room for false ceiling and an high ceiling for the badminton court.


keyplan

The two modules are stacked in alternation.

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The complex houses a total of 32 x 1bhks, 64 x 2bhks and 24 x 3bhks and public spaces like a community centre (gym, indoor badminton court, meeting and party hall), 2m depth swimming pool and an outdoor basketball court.

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Common washroom

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Module 02

Kitchen

Living/ Dining

Living/ Dining Common washroom

Common washroom

Kitchen

1m 1m

Kitchen

Living/ Dining Kitchen

Living/ Dining Common washroom

Common washroom

2bhk

1bhk


Section AA` *(Swimming pool, vertical circulation and ventilator shafts)

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Block A

Two site entries that lead into the design with a closeby visitor parking to restrict visitor vehicles crowd the resident parkinig.

Yoga Park

Basketball Court Badminton Court

Gym

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open sitout & play area

The open public space is divided to form the basketball court, the community centre, the other playing and an outdoor yoga park with leisure seating facilities along the sides of the space. Stilt parking is provided for the residents’ vehicles and access to the parking is also given through paved roads along both sides of the building.

Community centre

Meeting Rooms

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A Block C

Block B

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Site plan

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Section BB` *(public spaces, community centre and vertical circulation) 1m 1m

Design

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Community Centre Floor Plan

The community centre is equipped with a meeting room, a casual meeting space (party area), an indoor gym with an attached changing room for both male and female users and an indoor badminton court. Access routes are given through both sides to divide the user traffic through the design. The badminton court is visually openned to the outside for non-players to also spectate and create interest of the game.

Washroom

Washroom

Changing/ Changing/ Locker room Locker room

Meeting Room .02 (Party Space)

Meeting Room .01

Indoor Badminton Court Indoor Gym

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Brief The competition made us to rethink a cityscape into various hyperreal contexts not as problems that neede solutions or ambitions to be met but as celebrations of their hyperreal possibilities. It invited us to explore various cartography styles to document the existing cityscape and to communicate our ideas to the jury.

Concept A city of anarchy; disorder and crazy were embraced as the core feature of our design. With 4 different types of anarchy in our design each in different zones of the existing city depict a different lifestyle of the existing populace. Buddist fishermen. A hardworkers haven where fishermen have plenty and are helped lead a god’s life through the teachings of modern buddist ideals by the Marjuana Monks existing on the ‘higher’ plane. Carnival City. A city that thrives on Carnivals, Fests and Fairs all round the year. A highrise jenga house, a collosium where most of the magic and circus happens, a ride that goes through the city coastline for a beautiful view as if one had wings and a rollercoaster that courses through the bustling city on a bumpy ride. Trade Capital. A rich and flourishing trade capital going through the days peacefully runs a deep slave trade under the surface as popular as the the rich textiles and treasures u find in the bustling markets. One wrong step at the wrong time, the next second one will find themselves in a closed auditorium as a showpiece for an auction running the main bid. Mafia Base. A dark, desolate city run by contraversial ideals run through underground markets and sky rocketing deathrates. A city where the rich fight for power and the poor band together and help eachother during the rough times and teach the rich the power of unity over ink on a paper.

Sheet 1 (Documenting Vizag)


Postcards

Sheet 2 (Hyper-realistic reimagination)

NASA 19-20

GSEN

HYPER REALISTIC CITY



Postcards

NASA 20-21 Sheet 2 (Design Views)

GSEN

EDIBLE LANDSCAPE



MISCELLANEOUS renders Render engines used:

Lumion 8.5 Blender Cycles/ Eevee


*tranquiil

*chaos

*peace

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