A R C H I T E C T U R E
P O R T F O L I O
My passion for architecture initiated from my inherent love for art. I strive to further decode ways in which architecture evokes emotions, sparks curiosity and improves our everyday lives. Name
- Sidra Khan
Date of Birth
- October 22, 1996
Email ID
- sidra148@gmail.com
Contact Number
- +91 9819148748
Lives In
- Mumbai, India
WORK EXPERIENCE Architecture RED, Chennai, India November 2017- April 2018 Architecture Intern
38 & Banyan, Bangalore- Work involved GFC drawings, selection and composition of working drawings. TC Palya, Bangalore- Conceptual physical model, illustration of concept and massing options for client presentation. Liberty Row House, Bangalore- Working drawing of toilets. Rainforest, Trivandrum- Research on sanitary fittings and 3D visualisation of toilet.
ANT Engineering Consultants, Dubai May 2018 Architecture Intern
G+5 Residential Building- 3D Visualisation G+4 Labour Camp, Jebel Ali- Site visit for slab checking G+4 Labour Camp, Sonapur- Site Visit for tie beam checking G+5 Office Building- 3D Visualisation
Taksheel Foundation, Mumabi since July 2019 Teacher
Volunteer
Freelance, 1. Mumbai September 2019 Architect 2. Jaipur October 2019 Architect
Toilet Design- Designed and executed two toilets.
G+1 Row House, Jaipur- Presentation (stage 1) and design proposal
EDUCATION President, Student Council 2017-2018
Exhibition Head, Student Council 2016-2017
Exhibition Assistant, Student Council 2015-2016
HUDCO Trophy Annual NASA 2016
Reubens Trophy Zonal NASA 2015
Reubens Trophy Annual NASA 2015
Digital
- Autocad - Sketchup
- Corel Draw - Photoshop
- Illustrator - Indesign
Analogue
- Sketching
- Model Making
- Hand Drafting
Workshop
- Earth Building
- Carpentry
Certified Courses
- Photography
- Graphic Design
Languages
- English
- Hindi
Rizvi College of Architecture, 2014-2019 SGPI: 7.56
SKILLS
- Marathi
- Lumion - MS Office
CONTENTS
01
Between Space and Emotions Semester 10
02
Tourism Centre, Mazgaon Semester 9
03
Housing, Bandra Semester 7
04
Reading Space, Pune Semester 2
05
Work Experience November 2017 - May 2018
06
Germany July 2017
07
Photography
BETWEEN
SPACE
AND
EMOTIONS
Haryana, India Semester 10
This thesis aims to question myths, try to change mindsets and educate even the most educated men and women in an area of their life that they never openly talked about. An architectural insert that reaches out to a wide audience (specifically children) with varying backgrounds wherein the content of the gallery is conveyed via short stories, artworks, installations, the play of light and volumes. The visitor needs to be treated carefully through a structured narrative whose elements may be followed in order to join the dots of the story. Meanwhile, it is also important to succour the survivors of violence by providing a safe environment where they can rebuild themselves. HOSPITAL
HEALTH CARE
HOUSING
FINANCIAL STABILITY
CANTEEN
THERAPY
COMMUNITY CANTEEN KITCHEN
GALLERY
ADMIN
WORKSHOP
SURVIVOR
COMMON WORKSHOP
VISITOR
DAY CARE
AWARENESS ON WHEELS
PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Circulation Plans
Visitors
Survivors
Workshop + Healthcare
Services
Zoning Options
The diagrams show different options for zoning. Emotions in architecture evoke when an architectural object transmits a message to the user and successful architecture must be capable of attracting our senses whether smoothly or brutally - whether through indifference or excitement - whether through happiness or tumultuously.
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Final Year | Academic Work | April 2019
Reduce Survivor Stress Reduce Depression Improve Survivor Sleep Improve Social Support Improve Level of Confidence Increase Survivor Satisfaction Empower Survivor Empower Children Decrease Staff Stress Increase Staff Effectiveness
SECTION AA’
Noise Reducing Elements
Natural Building Material
Therapy Garden
Pet Friendly Zone
Water Bodies
Outdoor Activities
Open Spaces
Views of Nature
Appropriate Light
Access to Day-light
Shared Spaces
Sharing-Bed rooms
Single-Bed rooms
Design Strategies
Model Photographs
Final Year | Academic Work | April 2019
TOURIST
CENTRE
Mumbai, India Semester 9
The site under consideration ranges from Dockyard Road Station to Mazagaon Garden. In a radius of 1.2kms around the area of consideration are important places like Joseph Baptista Gardens locally known as the Mazagaon Garden, Rani Baugh, J.J. Hospital and Medical College, heritage structures of historical importance in Dongri, Synagogues, etc. It has activities like ship building and maritime services going on in it’s east, J.J. Hospital having roots since the 19th century and dense housing in Dongri to its south-west and Cotton Green with its strong role in Bombay being known for textile, to its north. Sattelite Image of Eastern Waterfront,Mumbai
Principles of Intelligent Urbanism Balance with Nature
Human Scale
The area lacks open spaces. Mazagaon is dominated by industrial and residential landuse. Most streets look dull because of the underutilized industries adjacent to them.
There is lack of proper pathways on the roads.
Balance with Tradition
Opportunity Matrix
The area in and around Mazagaon lacks balance with tradition because of the slums coming up right next to the vintage homes adjacent to the Dockyard Road Station.
Mazagaon is dominated by industrial and residential landuse which promotes economic growth. Social amenities like schools and hospitals cater to the residents.
Conviviality
Balanced Movement
Mazagaon Garden being the only space of its kind serves as an open breathing space in the vicinity. However, the garden lacks a proper access and recognition it deserves.
The pathways are not maintained and do not encourage pedestrians. There is no proper public transport from east to west and the Station fails to have a taxi stand.
Efficiency
Approprite Technology
Dockyard Road Railway Station lacks efficient public transport which encourages private vehicles thus increasing congestion on the road.
Though it is illegal and should not be promoted, the use of light weight roofs on steel structures at the steep Bhandarvada hill is remarkable.
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Proposed Development Plan for 2034
Residential
Industrial Use
Slum/Cluster
Proposed Tourist Centre
Amenities
Natural and Open Spaces
Proposed Metro Line
Proposed Bicycle Track
Commercial Activities
Transport
Shuttle Service
Proposed Bicycle Stop
Final Year | Academic Work | October 2018
ISSUES
Lack of access to Mazagaon Garden
ADVANTAGE
OPPORTUNITIES
Neglegance of user friendly design elements at Dockyard Road Sta on
Proximity of the site to the Dockyard Road Railway Sta on
Opening up Mazagaon Garden to a larger audience
Taking advantage of the vantage point
Designing an interes ng journey from outside to the garden
Inadequate parking at Hutatma Marg Road Hutatma Marg Road being predominantly a residential lane demands for an adequate parking space which it lacks. Parking of vehicles on the roads causes congestion and decreases the effective road width. It also makes the space unsafe for pedestrians as the foothpaths are blocked and cannot be used to their full potential.
Existing section through Hutatma Marg Road
Proposed section through Hutatma Marg Road
Decrease in Effective Road Width Parking of cars and heavy duty vehicles under the Eastern Express Highway and on the road side causes decrease in the effective road width.
Existing section through Kasakar Basin Road
Proposed section through Kasakar Basin Road
Existing section through Malet Bunder Road
Proposed section through Malet Bunder Road
Inadequate infrastructure at Dockyard Road Railway Station Dockyard Road Railway Station which comes under the Harbour Railway Line is not frequented by a lot of people and hence there are only two platforms on the station. There is no connection between the two platforms via a foot-over bridge and both the platforms have two separate entrances. This encourages people to cross railway tracks and causes confusion to the visitors.
Existing section through P. D’Mello Road
Proposed section through P. D’Mello Road
Final Year | Academic Work | October 2018
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Final Year | Academic Work | October 2018
Final Year | Academic Work | October 2018
GOVERNMENT
HOUSING
Bandra, Mumbai Semester 7
Void
Commercial
Core
55 sq.m
42 sq.m
90 sq.m
Basement
180 sq.m
Two humongous volumes with multiple horizontal voids are placed parallel to each other, running east-west across the site. The idea was to give back a freely accessible ground plane that subverts the typical tower/podium model, with public amenities wedged to it such that they bring back the missing “open space - built mass� relationship of the city. The multiple double height voids and terraces play an important role in vertical community integration. Defined sidewalks and drive ways provide for a safe environment at the stilt level The entrance for the commercial spaces is kept seperate from the main entrance, althought the residents do have a direct connect with the commercial street.
Master Plan
Schematic Sections
Section AA’
Section BB’
Section CC’
Section DD’
Section EE’
Fourth Year | Academic Work | October 2017
Apartment Configuration 1
Schematic Plans
D
Void
Core
42 sq.m
55 sq.m
90 sq.m
180 sq.m
E
F
A
A’
B
B’
C
C’
Floors - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 11, 12
Apartment Configuration 2
E’
F’
D
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F
Floors 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 11, 12
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A’
B
B’
C
C’
Floors - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Apartment Configuration 3
D’
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F’
Floors 5, 6 F
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B
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C’
D’
E’
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Floors 9, 10 F
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B
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C
C’
Floors - 15, 17
Floors - 16, 18
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Floors 13, 14 F
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Floors 15, 16, 17, 18
Fourth Year | Academic Work | October 2017
EXTENSION
OF
CDSA
Pune, India Semester 2
The extension to Centre for Development Studies and Activities, Pune, is an attempt to eliminate the typical notion of what a reading and working space should look like. Play of levels significantly helped in abolishing the need of furniture thus establishing a direct connect between the structure and the user. A formal working / meeting space is wedged to the ground level with more informal activities happening on the levels above. The basic design principles of gradient, connectivity and alternating repitition have been used as part of the design process.
Site Model - Centre for Development Studies
Informal Reading Space
Formal MeetinSpace Formal Working Space
Informal Working Space
First Year | Academic Work | April 2015
INTERNSHIP Chennai, India and Dubai, UAE Semester 8
40 MM X 40 MM UPVC FRAME
40 MM X 40 MM UPVC FRAME
6MM THK GLASS
6MM THK GLASS 2225
2225
40 MM X 105 MM UPVC FRAME
2225
40 MM X 105 MM UPVC FRAME
2925
2925
HANDLE @ 1200MM FROM FFL
HANDLE @ 1200MM FROM FFL
50X12 MM MS FLAT @900MM FROM FFL
50X12 MM MS FLAT @900MM FROM FFL
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MOSQUITO MESH
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Project Description
38 & Banyan is a project in which the site is nested among large chunks of residential area with copious amount of green cover. The form of the building grows out of the lush tree cover as a physical response and includes active interaction with trees volumetrically. It’s a 10 storey high end residential project with 38 apartments. The objective of the project was to achieve quality living within a small framework.
Responsibilities
The major responsibilities carried out by me in this project was detailing the landscape sections, presentation of landscape, design options of landscape, making working drawings for the joinery, handrails, elevations and updating the floor plans, schedulees, joinery and elevations as per the changes discussed in weekly on site meetings, over the course of time.
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BEDROOM
BALCONY A1 MASTER BEDROOM
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BALCONY
BALCONY
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A4 1 87 10 200 60 EQ 13 11 20 EQ
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960 8 EQ
1200 10 EQ
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STUDY
TOILET
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A3 5640 1200 10 EQ
UNIT A
9 EQ 10 EQ 1080 1200 A6 7800
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11 EQ 1320
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10 EQ 1200
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A4 1 87 10 200 60 EQ 13 11 20 EQ
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A1 960 960 8 EQ
A5 455 4 EQ
WARDROBE
FAMILY ROOM
TOILET TOILET
1+2+6+10 FLOOR NORTH HANDRAIL PLAN
3+5+7+9 FLOOR NORTH HANDRAIL PLAN SCALE-1:100
LIVING
A5 455
BALCONY
SCALE-1:100
DINING
BEDROOM
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1200 10 EQ
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960 8 EQ
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FOYER
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TOILET
KITCHEN
BEDROOM
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UTILITY
TOILET
MAIDS ROOM
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LIFT-01 2.30M X 1.95M (13 PERSONS)
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LIFT LOBBY 01
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LIFT-02 1.75M X 1.90M (10 PERSONS)
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MAID'S ROOM FOYER
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TOILET
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WARDROBE
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NINTH FLOOR
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A6
7800
7800
7800
7800
7800
7800
7800
7800
7800
7800
A7
1560
1560
1560
1560
1560
1560
1560
1560
1560
1560
B1
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7200
7080
7080
7080
7080
7080
7200
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B2
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600
480
360
360
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360
360
480
600
B3
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840
600
360
360
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360
360
600
B4
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4680
4675
4580
4520
5520
4520
4580
4675
B5
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840
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-
-
-
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840
B6
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1560
2280
1680
1200
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1200
1680
2280
1560
B102
B202
C103
B302
C203
B402
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7200
7200
7080
7080
6960
7080
7080
7200
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600
480
360
360
240
360
360
480
600
840
600
360
360
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360
360
600
840
C4
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4680
4675
4580
4520
5520
4520
4580
4675
C5
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840
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-
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840
C6
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1560
2280
1680
1200
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1200
1680
2280
1560
D604
C803
840
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D504
C703
B902
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D404
C603
B802
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D304
C503
B702
C3
D204
C403
B602
C2
D104
C302
B502
C1
D704
C903
D804
4680
D1
2280
2280
2280
2280
2280
2280
2280
2280
2280
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D2
3480
3480
3480
3480
3480
3480
3480
3480
3480
3480
D3
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
D4
6240
6240
6240
6240
6240
6240
6240
6240
6240
6240
D5
5760
5760
5760
5760
5760
5760
5760
5760
5760
5760
D6
5160
5160
5160
5160
5160
5160
5160
5160
5160
5160
UNIT NUMBER
A1 960
A501
5640
UNIT NUMBER
SECTION A and SECTION B
A401
4440
UNIT NUMBER
R.C.C UPSTAND (150X150MM)
A301
5640
A5
50X12 MM MS FLAT AS VERTICAL (1200MM C/C)
A201
A3 A4 50X12 MM MS FLAT AS HORIZONTAL
A101
A2
A1
12MM DIA MS ROD AS VERTICAL (120MM C/C)
150
THIRD FLOOR
RUNNING LENGTH IN MM UNIT NUMBER
40MM FLOOR FINISH
SECOND FLOOR
D904
A5 455
MS FLAT 50 X 12MM VERTICAL
D1 2280
MS ROD DIA 12MM APPROX 120MM C/C MS FLAT 50 X 12MM HORIZONTAL
1200
1080
10 EQUALS
9 EQUALS
455 4 EQUALS
RCC CURB 150MM X 150MM
RCC CURB 150MM X 150MM
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10
PLAN OF HANDRAIL A1
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MS FLAT 50 X 12MM HORIZONTAL
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MS FLAT 50 X 12MM VERTICAL 1200 10 EQUALS
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PLAN OF HANDRAIL B5 AND B6
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PLAN OF HANDRAIL D1 AND D2
PLAN OF HANDRAIL A5 AND A7
SCALE-1:20
SCALE-1:20
general notes: 1- these drawings may not be used, duplicated, modified or changed in any manner without the written consent of architecturered. the user & its agents will be liable for any unauthorized use, duplication, modification or change. 2- the drawings & dimensions are to be read & not measured.3- any discrepancies noticed in the drawings shall be brought to the notice of the architects' office for clarifications. 4- all drawing units are in the metric scale
project name
38 & BANYAN
purpose of release
north
drawing title
review only
client
project number
Assetz Property
date
tender
16006
as built no
revisions/submissions
date
scale
1:100
drawn by
SK
revision
GP-02-04
27-03-2018
good for construction
structural consultant
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
drawing number
client approval statutory approval
sheet number
checked by
KP
R-1
1/1
H N R PRASAD CONSULTANTS mep consultant
HMN TECHNOCONSULTANTS PVT LTD
RED
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Internship| Architecture RED, Chennai
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7 FULL TILES
SMART GRIS 250X500 WALL DADO
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BOTTOM OF FALSE CEILING + 2250 MM
SMART GRIS 250X500 WALL 4 FULL TILES DADO
7 FULL TILES
1950
3 FULL TILES
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BOTTOM OF FALSE CEILING + 2250 MM
SECTION A
SECTION B
SCALE-1:30
CEILING LIGHT RECESSED LIGH
1150
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V3
SCALE-1:30
CL
CL 1000
1300
950
TOILET 1 3.00M X 2.00M
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PVC COATED TIL FALSE CEILING 600 X 600
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1050
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CL 1000
2000
A PLAN
KEY PLAN
SCALE-1:30
SCALE-1:150
project name
Assetz Liberty Row houses client
Assetz Property Group
3000
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REFLECTED
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project number
16008
Project Description
Liberty Row House is a housing project in Bangalore, wherein the site has a distinct profile and and existing nala passi becomes the central green for the site and acts as a void. Owing to this, the site is then broken down into four cluste establishing a sense of hierarchy.
Responsibilities
The major responsibilities carriied out by me in this project were making working drawings for the toilets of mivan and
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SMART GRIS 250X500 WALL DADO 6 FULL TILES
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SMART GRIS 250X500 WALL DADO 12 FULL TILES
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BOTTOM OF FALSE CEILING + 2250 MM
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SCALE-1:30
SCALE-1:30
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HT
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G DIRECT GRIS 450X3450 FLOOR TILES WITH 2MM SPACER
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BFC +2250MM
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P.E ATWOOD VIEJO 900X150 FLOOR TILES WITH 2MM SPACER
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FLOORING LAYOUT
D CEILING PLAN
LEGEND
SCALE-1:30
SCALE-1:30
250X500MM SMART GRIS WALL DADO 450X450MM G DIRECT GRIS FLOOR TILE START TILE ACCENT WALL TILES 10MM TILE DROP S
START TILE NAHANI TRAP
NOTE: - CERAMIC TILES FOR WALLS - ANTI-SKID CERAMIC TILES FOR FLOORS - MIRROR IS ONLY INDICATIVE AND WILL NOT BE GIVEN AS A STANDARD ONE
cati on, mod if ica tion or cha ng e. units are in the metric scale
purpose of release
north
drawing title drawing number
client approval statutory approval
date
tender good for construction as built no
revisions/submissions
date
scale
1:30
drawn
structural consultant
TOILET DETAIL-1
review only
07/01/18 SK
CP-05
revision
2/5 checked
KP
RED
architecture
R-0
sheet number
mep consultant
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ing through it which creates a natural focus. This is further accentuated by the topography of the site. The focus then ers to house individual neighbourhoods as an individualistic focus which has a direct link to the central green thereby
d mock-up units of Liberty Row House. Internship | Architecture RED, Chennai
Conceptual illustration for the presentation of a mass housing project in Bangalore.
TC Palya, Bangalore- Model Making
Kotivakkam, Chennai- Model Making
Multiple study models were made before fixing on the form of the structures.
Tie Beam Inspection at Sonapur, Dubai
Under Ground Tank
Column Reinforcement
G+3 Labour Camp, Sonapur, UAE- Tie Beam Layout
Void for manhole in UGT
Slab Inspection at Jebel Ali, Dubai
G+4 Labour Camp, Jebel Ali, UAE- 10th May, 2018
G+4 Labour Camp, Jebel Ali, UAE- 11th May, 2018
The images above show what a slab looks like before and after pouring concrete. Before pouring concrete, cut outs of PVC pipe were placed in the slab thus creating a hollow space for the electrical wires.
Internship | ANT Consultancy, Dubai
WORLD
REFORMATION Wittenberg, Germany Semester 8
EXHIBITION
Documention of Wittenberg - World Reformation Exhibition
In July 2017, I was fortunate enough to have been selected along with 14 other students from Rizvi College of Architecture, to visit the World Reformation Exhibitioin in Wittenberg, Germany. We had the opportunity to document the streets of Wittenberg and exhibit it as part of the World Reformation Exhibition.
Photo Credits- Ar. Faizan Khatri (Faculty at Rizvi College of Architecture)
Glaspalast Exhibition - Wittenberg, Germany
World Reformation Exhibition | Germany 2017
PHOTOGRAPHY
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