UnderGrad Portfolio_2018-23 by Tanvi Nerurkar

A R C H I T E C T U R E Undergraduate portfolio

Selected works 2018-2023

sketch done while practising hand skills

TANVI NERURKAR

I am a student from Vivekanand Education Society’s College of Architecture. I am an inquisitive learner and meticulous hard-worker.

Keen on developing a balance of knowledge and practicality.

This duration of learning & academics has taught me to translate a line on a drawing board into a great masterpiece and enhanced my passion for Architecture. I hope to reflect the same to your firm.

Phn No.: 8291709120

Email: tanvi.nerurkar@ves.ac.in

tanviiinerurkar Tanvi Nerurkar 8291709120

I define myself as a young architect engaged to a global society and believe in the duty we have with others and the power of architecture as a medium of change in society. I procure to include users and inhabitants opinions while designing as well as the cultural heritage factor. I support sustainable architecture over spectacular architecture but value the role of innovation and creativity.

HIGHLIGHTS

Proficient in functional planning and user participatory based architecture

Excellent in Graphic generation

Integrated design approach hereby practical and technical understanding of sustainable strategies, materials, structures and construction

ACHEIVEMENTS

2018-19 Awarded First rank in I Semester

2022 Awarded Gold Award for Asian Contest of Architectural Rookies Award-ACARA (Stage1)

2022 Represented VESCOA internationally for ACARA at Thailand, cleared Top10

EXTRA CURRICULUM EXTRA CURRICULUM

2018-19 College Exhibition, Seminar Board

Creative head

2019-21 Student council Office Board

General Secretary

My conﬁdence and self esteem got boasted a lot, since the time I have spent in managing events in parallel to my academics. It taught me eadership skills & teamwork.

WORKSHOPS WORKSHOPS

2018 Brick Masonry and Arches

Exploring masonry techniques

- Hands-on workshop

Creating Playspaces

- Hands-on workshop by Ar. Martina Spies

2019 The Creative board Architecture

-cardboard architecture workshop

Resin Art, Fluid Art Warli Art

Iteeha

Doodlescape Workshop

- Doodling workshop by Ar. Manish Rangnekar

2020 RCC and Steel

Exploring construction techniques

- Hands-on Workshop

Alternative construction technologies

Advance Graphics Workshop

rendering, graphic generation

- 3D modelling

2021 Abhivruddhi

Continuing Professional development

Remote sensing and GIS mapping software learnt

Interior Landscape designing

Climate Responsive Architecture

Lead sustainability education on environmental design solutions

COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS

2020 COVID-19 Makeshift Qurantine center

2021 CTBUH- Tall building design

2022 Asian Contestof Architectural Rookies Award (ACARA)

SKILLS SKILLS

Manual

Sketching, Illustration, Drafting, Photography

Digital

AutocadRevitCoreldrawPhotoshop

SketchupRhinoLumionIndesign

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QGISClimate Consultant Edge ToolMicrosoft Tool

HOBBIES HOBBIES

ACHEIVEMENTS

ABOUT ABOUT

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LANGUAGE COMPETENCE LANGUAGE COMPETENCE

PhotographyArt Canvases DancingJournaling

CONTENT

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i e s A case of P arsik Hills, Navi Mumbai semester 10 u r b a n t r a I l 02 A Critique of Tall building semester 7 03 04 04-10 11-12 13-19 20-22 05 23-25 06 07 j i y a t e Rejuvenation of the Gulabsagar Lake precinct semester 4 I n d r i y a Vipassana Meditation centre, Jalgoan semester 5 I n t e r l u d e 08 Contemporary Art Exhibition centre semester 6 t h e h i v e 09 29 30 31-50 51 n i r v r u t t p r o f e s s i o n a l p r a c t i c e Natural Habitat Architecture

semester 1 semester

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A transit intervention at Nerul Jetty semester 9

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Navrasa: Study

9 emotions

e r t e r m i n a l

workshops &

26-28

Worked at EPC Firm : Technimont Pvt. Ltd semester 8 10 m i s c e l l a n e o u s w o r k s

hobbies

MACHINERY& NDUSTRIAL PAST Void celebrated by Built, Water reﬂecting the surfacial harshness of the Silt. Void & Nature a beautiful Finesse, This is the Art & N o t h i n g n e s s A r c h e c u r e o f MINING SCAR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT VOID G P ROFIT RUPTURED MANMADE LANDSCAPES TRANSFORMATION OF URBAN VOIDS REMEDIATE MAKESHIFT TEMPORAL MODULAR UTOPIAN TECHNOLOGY DYSTOPIA ECOTONES HABITABILITY ( I M ) P E R M A N E N C E A RCHITE CTURE O F SEN SOR Y CO NNECTI O NS HIERARCHY transformative TEXTURES LEVELS EXPERI ENCE tactility SACREDLY BUILT ANCHORED LIGHT WEIGHT pause points views from the site image of the city VI SUAL CONNECTI ON MAXIMUM HEAT GAIN -WEST FACING SCOOPED LANDFORM MOUND FORMATIONS ACCESS ROUTES WATER ACCUMULATION ACCESSI BI LI TY transformations to induce habitability altercation??? safe circulation & user comfort hierarchy generated!? SA F ET Y & C O MF O R T A. Accelerated surface run-oﬀ during Monsoons B. Degraded permeability, leading to accumulation of contaminated water STRATEGY FRAMEWORK C. Erosive meanders Weathering of Midland Basalt overtime, resulting in environmental Scar D. De-naturalization Deforestation of quarried portions due to loss of topsoil and soil nutrients IMPROVING SBC SOIL QUALITY FLORISHMENT OF BIODIVERSITY ECOLOGY&HYDROLOGY HUMAN COEXISTENCE WATER CATCHMENT ZONES CREATED - PHYTO-REMEDIATION MOVEMENT DIRECTED VIA NATURE Transformation of Urban Quarries 01 A Case Of Parsik hills semester 10 Project Mentor: Prof. Abhishek Kadam

O R I E N T A T I O N & A D M I N

Q U A R R Y M U S E U M 80. m 1. 20 m -0.75 m 1.05m 0.15 m +6. 40 m +4.20m +0.75 m 6.40 m

6.40m 4.20 m 5.20 m

H O R T I C U L T U R E R E S E A R C H C E L L 6.00 C A M P I N G P O D S

Critique of a Tall Building semester 7

URBAN TRAIL intends to create an experience for the users to have a trail where there is cohesion of the biodiversity and the urbanisation.

AsThane is called the 'City of Lakes', the idea is to provide 35 opportunities of expressing relevance and concerns of water to citizens through this project, by enhancing the water feature in the vertical communities thus, promoting the importance of conservation of water. As well as water recycling and puriﬁcation associated with rainwater and greywater reuse. Hence making the high rise as a SynergisticAsset

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Project Mentor: Prof. Mandar Dhuri Competition Entry : CTBUH 2021, ACARA 2022 ACARA 2022- Gold Award Winner(Stage I)

BIODIVERSITY PARK MAIN ENTRANCE RECREATIONAL SPACE PS LIFT DUCT LOBBY SV LIFT PS LIFT PS LIFT G. SHOOT DUCT P L FT SV LIFT S L FT O M O BAT WC's O R ITO Y TY E S E P NG W O RK SP ACE O M O BAT WC's O R ITO Y TY P S E E N G+ WOR K SPACE O M O A H WC's D R M TO R TY P LEE ING+ WORK SP ACE O M M O ATH WC's D O M TO R TY P E ELE ING+ WORK SP ACE B H L E IN G SPACE INTERACTION SP ACE SL EEPIN G SPACE BA H P AN TR IVING SPACE S LE E P G S A E PA N TR Y IVING SPACE WC BAT WC+ BA T H S LE P N S P A C BAL CONY DORMIT DORMIT SLEEPING SLEEPING SLEEPING SLEEPI S TOIL E T BL OC KS TAIR TOI LET BLOC KS AH U AH U LIF PSLIF LOBBY STAIRS PS IFT F. ST AI RS OIL LIFT F.STAIR TOILET BIO-LAKE AS A LEISURE PAUSE POINT UGT PUMP2 TUNED MASS DAMPER OUTRIGGER BELT TRUSS BIO-LAKE

CITYPORT

03 A transit intervention at Nerul Jetty semester 09 Project Mentor: Prof. Mayuri Cheddha

Water Terminal

30. 00 UP D OWN U P APPRO ACH RO AD 3 0 M W DE CO NNECT O R RO AD 2 0 WI DE TOWA R D S K H A R GH R TO WA R D S N E R U L n

n WAITINGAREA 6MRAMP 3MWALKWAY TICKETCOUNTER CAFETERIA BOATMAN RESTROOM SEAWATERBELOW BATTERYROOM KIOSKS SEAFOODITEMMARKET STGOODS ORAGE UP KIOSKS KIOSKS MANGROVE CONSERVATION& EXHIBITION ROOMCONTROL RETAIL S TP C H A MB E R S SUBSTATION PUMPROOM KOLICOMMUNITYCRAFTPLAZA BLOCKTOILET +10.00m +10.15 +10.00m +10.15m +10.15m +10.15m T I C K E T Thank god for this port transit, all my travel eﬀorts are saved These porforated walls are so so interesting!! love walking through these. Such pleasant breeze and play of sunlight oh!! See the ticket counter is here, just before boarding. This is so convinient So glad that it has a Rapid transit corridor for daily commuters like me The awareness about these ruptured mangrove patches is spread so well with this trail L E G E N D

SECTION SECTION THROUGH ATRIUM

SITE SECTION SECTION THROUGH RAPID TRANSPORT CORRIDER

TICKETING WAITING AREA STEPPED SEATING LIBRARY RETAIL PUMP ROOM SUBSTATION SERVICE SHAFT FOOD KIOSKS FIRE TENDER DRIVEWAY PARKING BOARDING DECK BOARDING PLAZA 5m 6.8m 8m 12m 14m 27.3m 25.3m 0m

5m 6.8m 8m 12m 14m 27.3m 25.3m 0m

DRAIN 02 I- SECTION MS L- SECTION ALUMINUM PERFORATED PANEL EXPANSION JOINT DETAIL 14.00 M FACADE DETAIL

CC B

Rejuvenation of the Gulabsagar Lake

semester 4

Project Mentor: Prof. Kiran Keluskar

Taking into consideration the historic and sociocultural importance of the Gulabsagar lake with a hypothesis of careful interventions with respect to maximize the conservation of the lake by rejuvenating it and stitch a similar urban fabric throughout preserving the importance of historicstructures.

200 and above 150-200 100-150 50-100 50 and below Amenities School Religious Residential Commercial Open spaces Mixed used G+3 and above G+2 G+1 Ground Gulabsagar lake Gulabsagar lake Gulabsagar lake BUILDING AGE BUILDING HEIGHT BUILDING USE SENSORY MAPPING Sound Smell Landmark Transitional Nodes JAALI

RECESSMENT- JHAROKHA

COURTYARD

STEPPED SITTING- ACTIVITY POCKET COOLING EFFECT INTERACTIVE ROOF TOP TERRACES STREET CULTURE DEVELOPED DUE TO STEPS- OTLA

GULABSAGAR LAKE 1- Ajay chowk Road 2- Bacche ki Galli 3- Rajmahal Girls School 4- GulabSagar Road 5- Nagori Gate Killa Rd. 6- Clock Tower Rd. 7- Nayi Sarak road 8- Sardaar Market 9- Gulabsagar tanka 10- Bacchasagar tanka HISTORY AND BACKGROUND

MUTUAL SHADING TAKES PLACE DUE TO THE NARROW E-W ELONGATED STREETS

GULABSAGAR

TREATMENT 04

GULABSAGAR EDGE TREATMENT EDGE

j i y a t e

sketches done during Rajasthan tour documentation as part of Groupwork

GULABSAGAR PRECINCT, JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN

PAUSE POINTS

VIEW OF MEHRANGAR FORT VISUAL ACCESS

VEHICULAR MOVEMENT CLASHING WITH PEDESTRIAN- CAUSES INCONVENIENCE & CHAOS

THE ENTIRE STREET HAS A COMMERCIAL CHARACTER WITH A TOUCH OF RESIDENTIALS

GULABSAGAR LAKE

MAHILA BAUG JHALRA

POTENTIAL PAUSE POINT MADE CHAOTIC BY THE ENCROACHMENTS

RESIDENTIAL RELIGIOUS COMMERCIAL RECREATIONAL OPEN SPACES

PROPOSED ZONING

I WISH THERE WAS A PLACE TO HAVE A GOOD WALK

WISH THERE WAS A SPACE FOR BOOK LOVERS TO ENJOY WANT A PROPER PLAY SPACE TO ENJOY CONSTANT FEAR OF CRASHING INTO A VEHICLE, SO SMALL STREETS

SITE SECTION LA L B A B A K A MA N D IR SITE BOUNDARY SPATIAL CONNECTIONS JUNCTION ROAD NETWORK

V IE W

SI T E AREA T O BUI LD

CHAI PE CHARCHA

PAR KI N G

26.2389° N 73.0243° E

50% 45% 70% 30%

W O T

THE ROADS ARE MUCH WIDER AND CONVENIENT NOW!

LEARNING IS FUN

promenade section

ASTO MA SAD GAMAY!

TAMSO MA JYAATGAMAY!

SUCH COOL BREEZE AND COZY ENVIRONMENT TO ENJOY THE BOOKS

JAALI

CHARACTER TO

COMMERCIAL CHARACTER

RESIDENTIAL

SECTION AA’

KHOOB SARAS MANDIR

RESIDENTIAL

STREET

TO STREET

HOUSING

LAL BABA KA MANDIR

OPEN

ARYA SAMAJ MANDIR

AMPHITHEATRE

DETAILED STRIP SECTION DETAILED STRIP ELEVATION

LIBRARY AND BOOK STORE PROMENADE 7 M WIDE ROAD ARYA SAMAJ MANDIR

DHARAMSHALA BHOJANALAYA SERVING AUSPICIOUS FOOD

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Vipassana Meditation centre, Jalgoan

semester 5

Project Mentor: Prof. Shruti Verma

The meditation centre nests in a biodiversity park implying the importance of nature on one’s mind. The main intent was to make spaces sprouting out from the main axis yet ﬁnding their own way by opting multiple paths to reach one destination.

The project depicts an environment of spirituality, a oneness between human and nature and the creation of an experience involvingalloursensestoattaincontemplation

You are your own master, You make your own future. Mind precedes all phenomena, mind matters most, everything is mind-made.

If with an impure mind you speak or act, then suﬀering follows you as the cartwheel follows the foot of the draft animal.

If with a pure mind you speak or act, then happiness follows you as a shadow that never departs.

Whatever suﬀering arises has a reaction as its cause.

If all reactions cease to be then there is no more suﬀering.

-Gautam Buddha

- extract from Art of Living by S.N. Goenka

STREAM NH 52 KACCHA ROAD

EXTENT

DRAINAGE PATTERN TERRAIN MAXIMIZING COMMON WALLS SOLAR HEAT GAINS REDUCED COURTYARD- NATURAL VENTILATION AND DAYLIGHTING CLIMATE ANALYSIS

SITE

AGRICULTURAL LAND

SITE ANALYSIS

Site plan

MATERIAL PLAN 3.00 6.40 4.80 1.40

I n t e r l u d e 06

Contemporary Art Exhibition centre

semester 6

Project Mentor: Prof. Abhijeet Sahasrabudde

The art centre is proposed with the intension to bridge the gap between the industrial set up in Chemburwiththeresidentialneighbourhood. Themainintensionistofacilitatethecommunity participation amongst the users, hence making itaccessibletoanyoneandeveryone.

The key feature is that the entire structure is made up of waste materials found in and around, making design process very participatory

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Avenue Road

Activity mapping of Central

SECTION AA' FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN

DETAIL OF TWO WAY RIBBED SLABS

LEGENDS :

CENTERLINE

GUTTER DRAINAGE LINE GUTTER SUMP G.S.

RUBBLE PACKING

WEST ELEVATION + + + DEBRIS WALL CONSTITUENTS

START FACE ±0.00 +0.15 M +1.95 M +4.98 M +8.48 M +10.28 +26.92 M +30.21 F D FT C1C2C3C4 C8C9 C10 C11 C12 C13 C19 C18 C17 C23 C24 DETAIL 'A' @1:5 SKYLIGHT PLAN 'A' ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE 'N'

DATUM POINT

G.S. C14 C15C16 C20 C21 C22 C28

OF BASEMENT PLAN

PART

semester 1

Nature is a rich source of information on design, function,behaviourandprocesses.

The habitat of a Honeybee and the meticulous manner of building their hive structure was explored by numerous research papers and thus taking inspiration from their organised way of shaping up tangible spaces from the intangible ways of nature design abstractions aremade.

t h e h i v e 07

Allied Design Study of Nature Habitat driven Architecture

p r o c e s s f o r m e x p l o r a t i o n f o r m e x p l o r a t i o n

Project Mentor: Prof. Shruti Verma

semester 2

Emotional association with a space stays with a person for the longest time.Adetailed study of 9 emotions ie Navrasa given by Sage Bharat Muni were studied and explored by translating it intohabitablespaces.