Kaushani Pamuditha - BSc(Hons) Architecture - Year 02 - 2022

2022

I’M KAUSHANI PAMUDITHA I STUDIED AT VISAKHA

VIDYALAYA AND AFTER AL’S I MOVED TO SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE .IT IS A TURNING POINT TO ME.I HAVE ART AND SKETCHING SKILLS SO,IT IS EASIER FOR ME WHEN DOING MY PROJECTS ,I ALWAYS TRY TO DO MY BEST AND LOVE TO ENJOY IT. USUALLY ,I ‘M NOT USED TO DO SAME KIND OF BUILDINGS.BUT,I BUILD TECTONICS ACCORDING TO MY CONCEPTS AND INSPIRATION. I LOVE TO DO SUSTAINABLE ,ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE ACTUALLY ,I LOVE TO STUDY MANY FIELDS . I DON’T LIKE TO STUCK MY LIFE IN TO ONE FRAME MY FINAL GOAL IS TO BE A VALUABLE PERSON TO THE WORLD.

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BSc Year 02 Semester 02

Pottery Project

BSc Year 02 Semester 01 Hostel Project BSc Year 02 Semester 01

Dutch Burger Union

BSc Year 01 Semester 02

Preschool and daycare center

EDUCATION

2021– 2023 UNDERGRADUATE

Bachelor Of Science (Hons)Architecture Srilanka Institute of Information Technology

2022 GRAPHIC DESIGN COURSE ON PHOTOSHOP PSD ACADEMY

2018 DIPLOMA IN ENGLISH ESOFT METRO CAMPUS, PILIYANDALA

2018 DIPLOMA IN IT ESOFT METRO CAMPUS , PILIYANDALA

2017 - Present DIPLOMA IN HANDICRAFT KESBEWA URBAN COUNCIL

2014 BASIC APPLICATIONS & INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

SUNRISE COMPUTER CENTER OF SRILA NKA

SCHOOL VISAKHA VIDYALAYA ,VAJIRA ROAD, COLOMBO 05

WORK EXPERIENCE

ACHIEVEMENTS

PROJECT SUMMARY

The pottery of Sri Lanka is one of the traditional small industries which has a very long history; with the evidence found in excavations from Anuradhapura and Ranchamadama, Embilipitiya the history of pottery in Sri Lanka goes back to the second century BC . Pottery has become unbroken tradition that was passed from one generation to other yet there is evidence for pottery imported from various places in the world. That proves pottery items were one of the main goods which was traded in international trading in ancient Sri Lanka The main material that is used in Sri Lankan pottery industry is clay, there are few main clay types found within the country and most of the traditional pottery villages are found near these clay deposits Nattandiya, Kegalle, Wariyapola, Dankotuwa, Kelaniya are some of them. Currently, the traditional pottery industry in Sri Lanka faces many challenges such as material scarcity and inadequate affordability. There are some new techniques added, still most of the potters make their pots in a traditional way where this sector generates a low profit. Therefore, many people who are involved in the pottery industry face many socio and economic problems. Lack of modern technology, the inefficiency of production, and the high rate of damages are some of the major problems they face Sri Lanka pottery industry is one of the small enterprises which require sufficient institutional support to identify problems and develop the industry And thereby raise the quality bar high for Sri Lanka pottery items in the world to expand further into export market The Design Project The Pottery industry is falling under Rural Industry promotion Ministry of the Sri Lankan government, is keen on establishing a new pottery promotion and production center, to uplift the traditional pottery industry and make it viable for the traditional potters by coupling the production with design and marketing teams. This Design project will be to study the activity of a Pottery center, by understanding its functional requirements, current issues and to create a new Pottery center with Design, production, promotion,

SITE PLAN

Slop and Topography

In the site plan you can see some contour lines. Then the slop is 4.8m.

SECTIONS

Brown Mongoose

Wind direction

Court yard Cross ventilation

Wind direction