Architecture Portfolio - Tanya Sabharwal by Tanya Sabharwal

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO TANYA SABHARWAL 2016 - 2021

CURRICULUM

VITAE

Hello, I am Tanya Sabharwal, 5th year student at Chandigarh College of Architecture, India. The following is a curation of my academic, personal and professional architectural and design work that

reflects

my passion and

appreciation for architecture.

“ I have an exposure to Architecture styles of 3 European countries - Finland, Sweden & Estonia. Working experience in 3 Continents with different perspectives of architecture in terms of Building codes, ABOUT ME

Building materials & Climatic regions,

Name Tanya Sabharwal Born 10 th January, 1998

Extending from cold regions of nordic country FINLAND to hot tropical

Nationality Indian Languages

regions of CALIFORNIA and

English, Hindi

EDU C A T IO N

northern INDIA ”

IN TEREST

2016 - 2021

Chandigarh College of Architecture, India

Graduated, July 2021

2016

KBDAV Sr. Sec. Public School | Chandigarh

Graduated 12th class with 90%

Travel

Photography

Art

Reading

Movies

Music

CON TACT Email tanyasabharwal10@gmail.com

2014

linkedin.com/in/tanya-sabharwal

St. Xavier’s High School | Panchkula

Instagram

@aesthetical_crap

Graduated 10th Class with 82%

City

Chandigarh, India

S O F T WA R E S K IL L S

WORK EX PERIEN CE

2020 - Present

Autocad

Revit

Sketchup

Cali Architects | Los Angeles, CA, USA

( As-Built Drawings | Structural Drawings |

3D Model | Rendering )

2 years | Freelance Work 3Ds Max

Archicad

Rhino

Carlos Architects | Carlsbad, CA, USA

( 3D Models | Photorealistic Visualization |

Presentation Drawings | Illustration )

1 year | Freelance Work Photoshop

Lumion

Indesign

Illustrator

Blender

V-Ray

2019

Ajak Architects | Helsinki, Finland

( Competition Entries | 3D Visualisation |

Presentation Drawings| Site Survey )

6 months | Architectural Intern Creative Consortium | Panchkula, IN

Lightroom

MS office

Premiere Pro

P A RT I C IP A T I O N 2021

Pierre Jeanneret - Souvenir Design Competition

Shadowscope Photography Competition “Emotion”

Chandigarh Tourism & Lalit Kala Academy Awards -

- “Chandigarh - Seen and the Unseen” - Top 10

- “Complex Pasts - Diverse Futures”

( Design Concepts | Site Development |

Client Meetings | Working Drawings )

1 month | Architectural Intern 2018

Arch.Lab Architecture Firm | Mohali, IN

( Case Study | Working Drawings )

1 month | Architectural Intern

WORKSHOP 2020

PEDA - Sustainable Architecture

UGREEN - Sustainable Interior Design

2020

A3 Foundation Awards

M.N. Sharma Architectural Society -

- “Chandigarh on the Move” - Top 10

2019

IALD Lighting Workshop

- “My City, My Trees” - Top 10

Urban Design Workshop

2018

Brick Masonary Workshop

Clay Modelling Workshop

Wood Joinery Workshop

2019 2018

Volumne Zero - Tiny Library Station House Module Design - Winning Entry

C ONTE N T S

Academic Projects 01

World Trade Center

Mohali, India

Housing Complex

Mohali, India

Luxury Hotel

Panchkula, India

Professional Work 04

Matyamaki Apartments |

Turkku, Finland

La jolla Beach House

Carlsbad, CA

Reef House

Carlsbad, CA

Miscellenous Pierre Jeanneret Souvenir Design Working Drawings Photography

Journeys and Travels

Project

World Trade Center

Location

Aerocity - Mohali, India

Site Area

8 acres

Typology

Thesis

The World Trade Center is aimed at providing investment opportunities in commercial sector, such as luxury offices, retail stores, exhibition spaces, food courts and serviced apartments. This project is going to act as a major catalyst for the Tri City region (Chandigarh, Panchkula & Mohali) economic growth and financial evolution. The development of a World Trade Centre, through the promotion of foreign multinational and corporate companies to the tricity region, will further strengthen regional strategies to develop export-oriented economic zones. Moreover, WTC services will increase competition between local businesses and foreign investment.

The area of the site is approximately 8 acres. The site is located in Sector 82 Mohali, close to the Chandigarh International Airport. World Trade Centre will serve as the first point of view for the travelers arriving from the International Airport. It will be proposed to be the new landmark of the Tricity. The site can be approached by two sides. One from the 15 m wide Service Road and the other from the 10 m wide Internal Road network. The site has a separate service route that will help to ensure a smooth traffic flow for multiple entries.

OFFICE ENTRY

SIGNATURE TOWER G+14

SIGNATURE TOWER ENTRY

Site Plan

SERVICE ENTRY

OFFICE TOWER -1 G+14

SHOPPING COMPLEX G+3

OFFICE TOWER -2 G+14

SERVICE APARTMENT G+14

PUBLIC ENTRY

Rectangular geometric site of 8 acres and can be accessed form two sides of the site

The overall form designed to seem like an elevated ground at each floor

Separate entries to the site for different functions according to the users

Cascading terraces created to connect the indoor and outdoor functions

Masses placed on site with a setback of 17 m from the boundary

Major activity will take place here making it the most active space of the complex

Divisions extruded to a max height limit of 60 metres

Entry plaza designed for the public in front of the shopping complex

Form Development

Signature Tower

ENTRY

KITCHEN 01 DOUBLE HEIGHT LOBBY

CONFERENCE ROOM 02

FIRE HYDRANT SHAFT

HVAC SHAFT

PRESSURISATION SHAFT

PRESSURISATION SHAFT ELECT. SHAFT

ELECT. SHAFT

ELECT. RO OM

RESTAURANT 02

P.H. SHAFT

SERVING COUNTER

3 M WIDE CORRIDOR

DOWN

MANAGER OFFICE

ELECT. RO OM

HVAC SHAFT

FIRE HYDRANT SHAFT HVAC SHAFT

DOWN

ELECT. SHAFT

HR OFFICE

SERVICE LIFT

RESTAURANT 01

EXHIBITION HALL 02 240 SQM

3 M WIDE CORRIDOR

ACCOUNTING OFFICE

DOWN

SERVING COUNTER

PRESSURISATION SHAFT

DOWN

EXHIBITION HALL 01 240 SQM

3 M WIDE CORRIDOR

SALES OFFICE

SERVICE LIFT

FIRE EXIT

HVAC RO OM

DOWN

SERVICE LIFT

2 M WIDE SERVICE CORRIDOR

DOWN

CONFERENCE ROOM 01

HVAC RO OM

KITCHEN 02

OPEN TO BEOW

NETWORKING & SECURITY ROOM

DOWN

3 M WIDE CORRIDOR

RECEPTION DESK COMMON DINING 466 SQM UP

DOUBLE WAITING

HEIGHT LOUNGE

WAITING LOUNGE BELOW

OPEN DINING

1st Floor

2nd Floor

SECURITY CHECK POINT

Ground Floor MAIN ENTRY

The Signature Tower entry opens up to a double height waiting lounge connected to the reception area and the main vertical circulation core. The two staircases leads to the upper floor with two exhibition hall with a temporary partition that can also act as one depending on the number of users attending the event. The second floor gets recessed to form a terrace that serves as the open dining space for the two restaurants with common dining.

LIBRARY 190 SQM

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 180 SQM

OFFICE TYPE 'C' 155 SQM

CLUB 430 SQM

3 M WIDE CORRIDOR

WIDE

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 180 SQM

DOWN

GYMNASIUM 180 SQM

2 M

BAR 180 SQM

HVAC SHAFT

PRESSURISATION SHAFT

CORRIDOR WIDE

DOWN

FIRE HYDRANT SHAFT

FIRE HYDRANT SHAFT HVAC SHAFT

PRESSURISATION SHAFT

WIDE

CORRIDOR

3 M WIDE CORRIDOR

2 M

WIDE

CORRIDOR

HVAC SHAFT

PRESSURISATION SHAFT

CORRIDOR WIDE

2 M

SERVICE LIFT UP

ELECT. SHAFT

ELECT. RO OM

P.H. SHAFT

OFFICE TYPE 'C' 155 SQM

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 180 SQM

DOWN

OFFICE TYPE 'D' 70 SQM

SERVICE LIFT

DOWN

3 M WIDE CORRIDOR

HVAC RO OM

DOWN

OFFICE TYPE 'D' 70 SQM

SERVICE LIFT

HVAC RO OM

DOWN

HVAC RO OM

FIRE HYDRANT SHAFT

KITCHEN + STORE

CORRIDOR

OFFICE TYPE 'C' 155 SQM

LOUNGE

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 180 SQM

Office Typical Layout - 1

Office Typical Layout - 2

11th Floor

Signature tower gets rotated at every 3 floors at an angle of 45 degrees. As the floor plate rotates, the corner pockets of the floor forms up as the triangular terraces which can also serve as refuge areas. These green terraces formed can also be used as the breakout zones for the office employees. The office rooms are designed in such a way that each room has access to the green terraces. Floor Plans

RETAIL ADMIN & STAFF ENTRANCE

F I R E E X I T

DOWN

ENTRANCE LOBBY

SECURITY & SURVEILIANCE ROOM

OFFICE TOWER 02 ENTRY

F I R E E X I T

OFFICE TOWER 01 ENTRY

ENTRANCE LOBBY

SECURITY & SURVEILIANCE ROOM

HR OFFICE

CONFERENCE ROOM 02

A T R I U M

MANAGER OFFICE

R E C E P T I O N

RECEPTION

CONFERENCE ROOM 01

MANAGER OFFICE SERVICE ENTRY

RETAIL ADMIN OFFICE

RETAIL SALES OFFICE

ACCOUNTING OFFICE

DOWN

FOOD & BEVERAGE OFFICE

DOWN

3.5 M WIDE LIFT LOBBY

2M WIDE SERVICE CORRIDOR

AHU RO OM

ELECTRICAL RO OM

FIRE EXIT

ELECTRICAL ROOM

2M WIDE SERVICE CORRIDOR

AHU ROOM

FIRE EXIT

DOWN UP

FIRE EXIT

DOWN

ANCHOR STORE 01 780 SQM

AN CHOR S TORE 01 780 SQM

KIOSK

DOWN

ACCOUNTING OFFICE

SERVICE ENTRY

ATRIUM

KIOSK

STORAGE

SECURITY OFFICE

MANAGER OFFICE

DOWN

LOST & FOUND

DOWN

ENTRANCE LOBBY

OPEN DINING

PUBLIC ENTRY

Ground Floor 0.

Ground Floor

1:250

The Shopping complex is designed to connect indoor and outdoor functions. This is achieved by recessing the floor plate of the shopping complex at each level, thus forming cascading terraces at each floor which can be accessed by the stairs at every floor. The idea is to design a huge plaza for the public with cascading levels as if it seems like an elevated ground at each level. The main Plaza is kept free of any vehicular circulation. DOWN

DOWN UP

STAGE

RESTAURANT DI NING 560 SQM

ATRIUM

CLUB & DISCOTHEQUE SERVING COUNTER

KITCHEN

KITCHEN FS 05

BAR COUNTER

FS 06

DOWN

STORAGE

FS 07

FS 08

C O R R I D O R

STORAGE

KITCHEN

FOOD COURT 600 SQM

DOWN

ATRIUM

Floor Plans

STORAGE

SERVING COUNTER DOWN

ELECTRICAL RO OM

S E R V I C E

FS 04

AHU ROOM

3 M

FS 02

2 M WIDE SERVICE CORRIDOR

FS 03

3.5 WIDE LIFT LOBBY

ELECTRICAL ROOM

FS 01

AHU ROOM

2 M WIDE SERVICE CORRIDOR

3M WIDE SERVICE CORRIDOR

STORAGE

OPEN FOOD STALL 690 SQM

RESTAURANT DINING 515 SQM

3rd Floor Story

1:250

Shopping Complex

Office Towers

OFFICE TYPE 'B' 60 SQM

OFFICE TYPE 'C' 90 SQM

2 M

OFFICE TYPE 'B' 60 SQM

WIDE

CORRIDOR

OFFICE TYPE 'B' 60 SQM

OFFICE TYPE 'C' 90 SQM

MEETING ROOM 02

2 M

WIDE

OFFICE TYPE 'C' 90 SQM

CORRIDOR

ME ETI NG ROOM 02

MEETING ROOM 01

DOWN

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 36 SQM

STORE

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 36 SQM

SERVIC E LIFT

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 36 SQM

2 M

WIDE

CORRIDOR

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 36 SQM

3.5 M WIDE LIFT LOBBY

SERVIC E LIFT

CORRIDOR

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 36 SQM

WIDE

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 36 SQM

3.5 M WIDE LIFT LOBBY

STORE

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 36 SQM

OFFICE TYPE 'A' 36 SQM ELECTRICAL ROOM

ELECTRICAL ROOM

MECHANICAL RO OM

MECHANICAL ROO M

DOWN

MEETING ROOM 03

MEETING ROOM 03 MEETING ROOM 04

OFFICE TYPE 'C' 90 SQM

OFFICE TYPE 'B' 60 SQM

ME ETI NG ROOM 04

OFFICE TYPE 'C' 90 SQM

OFFICE TYPE 'B' 60 SQM

OFFICE TYPE 'C' 90 SQM

Office Tower Layout - 1 8.

Story

1:250

The two Identical Office Towers can be accessed by the lift core on the ground floor of the podium/ complex that directly opens up to the 4th level where the office tower begins. The central section includes the circulation area and all the required services while the offsets of the floor is occupied by different office room layouts. Each floor has 4 common meeting rooms.

CO - WORKING SPACES

MEETING ROOM 02

ME ETI NG ROOM 02

MEETING ROOM 01

DOWN

ELECTRICAL ROOM

STORE SERVICE LIFT

3.5 M WIDE LIFT LOBBY

SERVICE LIFT

3.5 M WIDE LIFT LOBBY

STORE

MECHANICAL RO OM

MECHANICAL ROO M

DOWN

MEETING ROOM 03

MEETING ROOM 03 MEETING ROOM 04

ME ETI NG ROOM 04

OFFI CE SPACE TYPE 'D' 1100 SQM

OFFI CE SPACE TY PE 'D' 1100 SQM

Office Tower Layout - 2 13.

Story

Floor Plans 1:250

The Service Apartment has the main entry leading to the double height waiting lounge connected with the reception desk and the two

SERVING COUNTER

circulation cores. The two dramatic staircases leads to the first floor

SERVICE STAFF ROOM

with a restaurant on one side and conference rooms on the other which

KITCHEN STORE

can also be accessed by the lift core.

DOWN

STORE

LIFT

elevation. This is achieved by displacing the balcony and the corridor

SERVICE ENTRY

WIDE

DOWN

COFFEE SHOP 186 SQM

DOWN

The two alternative guest floor plans is designed to create an interesting

LOBBY

SERVICE CORRIDOR

2.5 M

spaces at each alternate level.

SECURITY RO OM

LUGGAGE ROOM

UP DOWN UP

WAITING LOUNGE

ENTRY LOBBY

LOBBY

CORRIDOR

LIFT

DOWN

RECEPTION

CORRIDOR WIDE 2.85 M LOBBY

CANTEEN

The longest side of the apartment is about 63 metres. So as to avoid UP

WIDE

LIFT

F & B OFFICE

MANAGER OFFICE

the typical guest room layout with a continous circulation corridor at the center with two rows of back to back guest rooms on the two sides

2.5 M WIDE

DOWN

ADMIN OFFICE

ACCOUNTING & HR OFFICE

DOWN

2.85 M

2.5 M

DOWN

AHU ROOM

Ground Floor

AHU ROOM

WIDE

LIFT

2.5 M

LOBBY

WIDE

DOWN

LINEN ROOM

WIDE

DOWN

2.85 M

GUEST ENTRY

RECEPTION

Typical Guest Room Layout

CORRIDOR

of the corridor, I proposed the main lift cores at the center which breaks the long continous corridor to avoid the claustrophoic effect. Such an arrangement allows the users to explore the spaces creating an interesting and unique feature overall.

Floor Plans

ADMIN ENTRY

Service Apartment

SIGNATURE TOWER G + 14

OFFICE TOWER - 1 G + 14

SHOPPING COMPLEX G+3

The whole complex is designed as a single entity yet each building has its own special features and identity that separates the functions and user access. It seems like an elevated ground at each level. The verticality of the towers is broken down by creating terraces at different floors so as to compare it to the humanscale to deal with ease of access and function divisions. As the complex is the first view point for the travelers coming from the international airport, the form and facade treatment makes it an inviting view and will serve as the best mixed use building for the travelers to reside in the Service Apartment and enjoy the Food Court at the Shopping Complex.

Site Section

OFFICE TOWER G+

-2 14

SERVICE APARTMENT G + 14

Render

Project

Housing Complex

Location

Mohali, India

Site Area

12.44 acres

Typology

Academic Project

The housing industry of India is one of the fastest growing sectors. A large population base, rising income level and rapid urbanization leads to growth in this sector. The Union government responsible for formulation and implementation of social housing schemes highlights various initiatives and schemes implemented by the government for rural, urban and EWS housing. Main focus for the development of this project is on incorporating various sustainable approaches in planning, structural systems and energy conservation to make this project an ideal example of futuristic housing. This is a ninth semester academic project designed individually.

The Brief asked to design a high rise group housing complex for which the site is located within the Gated community. Required spaces were 1 Bhk, 2 Bhk, 3 Bhk and EWS typologies, in addition to all social and physical infrastructure necessary for the area.

Site geometry

Function

Circulation

MAIN

ROAD

SERVICE

100’ W I D E

ROAD

35’

WIDE

EWS G+3 4 BHK TOWER G+15

4 BHK TOWER G+15

EWS G+3

ROW

EWS G+3

HOUSING

40’

SERVICE

1&2 BHK TOWER G+11

40’ W I D E

ROAD

WIDE

3 BHK TOWER G+13

3 BHK TOWER G+13 CLUB HOUSE G+1 1&2 BHK TOWER G+11

3 BHK TOWER G+13

PARK 5 1.11 A C R E S

ENTRY / EXIT APPROACH

ROAD

60’

WIDE

N SITE PLAN of the environment ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN - XI GROUP The landscape has a maze-like characteristics that allowHOUSING for different experiences depending TANYA SABHARWAL CHANDIGARH COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

SECTOR 65, MOHALI

Site area - 12.44 Acres

ROLL NO. 37/16

on the speed and purpose of the users: a wide, straight road for vehicular circulation, a narrower walking path accommodates residents who want to quickly arrive at their apartments. Users won’t be restricted to just got to their individual apartments but the complete site will be well accessible and utilized. 17

Site Development

A house with a garden

House with a garden taken vertically in the sky

The building is placed in a natural garden, which connects to the verticality of the tower to stretch a green ribbon over the building.

The concept of Vertical Gardens that allows users to have their own garden giving each residential unit a spacious green space. A modular planter system that can be installed as an extension for the balconies of each unit. Each planter can be filled with different kinds and sizes of plants and serve as a natural barrier to the surrounding. The balcony can be designed as a grass-surface. Concept

The gardens also work as an effective passive cooling system for the building, providing natural ventilation throughout the complex and shielding residents from the hot climate. This in turn saves up to 60% of the energy consumed by the building, reducing the project’s overall carbon footprint. This organic division to their neighbouring units is a healthy alternative to common mechanical cooling minimizing the

Detached Vertical Housing

ecological footprint of the structure.

EWS Apartment Floor Plan TERRACE LVL + 42’-0” THIRD FLOOR LVL + 31’-6”

SECOND FLOOR LVL + 21’-0”

FIRST FLOOR LVL + 10’-6”

Elevation

Plans

GROUND FLOOR LVL ± 0

Renders

24 20

1bhk & 2bhk Apartment

3bhk & 3+1 b

TERRACE LVL + 126’-0” 11 FLOOR LVL + 115’-6” 10 FLOOR LVL + 105’-0” 9 FLOOR LVL + 94’-6” 8 FLOOR LVL + 84’-0” 7 FLOOR LVL + 73’-6” 6 FLOOR LVL + 63’-0” 5 FLOOR LVL + 52’-6”

4 FLOOR LVL + 42’-0” 3 FLOOR LVL + 31’-6” 2 FLOOR LVL + 21’-0”

1 FLOOR LVL + 10’-6” GROUND FLOOR LVL ± 0

Drawings

bhk Apartment

4bhk & 4+1 bhk Apartment

TERRACE LVL + 168’-0” 14 FLOOR LVL + 157’-6” 14 FLOOR LVL + 147’-0” TERRACE LVL + 147’-0” 13 FLOOR LVL + 136’-6” 12 FLOOR LVL + 126’-0” 11 FLOOR LVL + 115’-6” 10 FLOOR LVL + 105’-0” 9 FLOOR LVL + 94’-6” 8 FLOOR LVL + 84’-0” 7 FLOOR LVL + 73’-6” 6 FLOOR LVL + 63’-0” 5 FLOOR LVL + 52’-6”

4 FLOOR LVL + 42’-0” 3 FLOOR LVL + 31’-6” 2 FLOOR LVL + 21’-0”

13 FLOOR LVL + 136’-6” 12 FLOOR LVL + 126’-0” 11 FLOOR LVL + 115’-6” 10 FLOOR LVL + 105’-0” 9 FLOOR LVL + 94’-6” 8 FLOOR LVL + 84’-0” 7 FLOOR LVL + 73’-6” 6 FLOOR LVL + 63’-0” 5 FLOOR LVL + 52’-6”

4 FLOOR LVL + 42’-0” 3 FLOOR LVL + 31’-6” 2 FLOOR LVL + 21’-0”

1 FLOOR LVL + 10’-6”

GROUND FLOOR LVL + 0

GROUND FLOOR LVL ± 0

Drawings

3 BHK TOWER G+13

EWS APARTME

Renders

4 BHK TOWER G+15

1&2 BHK TOWER G+11

ENTS G+3

GROUND LVL ± 0 BASEMENT LVL - 11’

Site Section

Project

Luxury Hotel

Location

Panchkula, India

Site Area

12 acres

Typology

Academic Project

Tourism is one of the leading growth driven sectors of having been recognized as a major growth engine for socio-economic and cultural development by all countries in the world. Hotels are an important component of the tourism product. They contribute to the overall tourism experience through the standards of facilities and services offered by them. The hotel industry is a form of business which relates to providing accommodations in lodging, food and beverages and a host of interrelated organised services which are intended for public good. This is a eigth semester academic project designed individually.

There are more than 370 approved hotels under the category of 5-star rating listed under Ministry of Tourism, Government of India. Panchkula is a well planned city of Haryana. Panchkula and Mohali are satellite cities of Chandigarh. These three cities are collectively known as Chandigarh Tricity. A Five star hotel is proposed in Panchkula to develop tourism infrastructure in the tricity.

PUBLIC AREAS FOOD COURT SERVICES BANQEUT HALL GUEST ROOMS

Concept

Site Plan

This Luxurious hotel in Panchkula offers contemporary accommodation for the business class. It will serve as the meeting point for the business associates travelling to the tricity area, Chandigarh, Panchkula and Mohali. The Hotel goes upto 15 stories offering panoramic views of Shivalik Hills towards North east. The brief asked to propose a Luxurious Business Hotel that will offer 500 guest rooms with food and beverage facilities and Multipurpose Hall. This multipurpose area will be used as ballroom, banqueting room, conferences, exhibitions or wedding receptions.

Site

Renders

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Floor Plans

3rd & 4th Floor Plan

5th & 6th Floor Plan

Typical Floor Plans

7th & 8th Floor Plan

8th & 9th Floor Pla

10th & 11th Floor Plan

12th & 13th Floor Plan

Typical Floor Plans

Guest Room Type 1 Standard Room

Guest Room Type 2 Luxury Suite

Section

Drawings

Renders

Project

Mäntymäki Apartments

Supervisor

Adalbert Aapola

Location

Turku, Finland

Firm AJAK Architects Typology

Competition | Internship

In the Mäntymäki area of Turku, a residential project of 40,000 square meters was proposed to replace the existing demolished residential buildings. To lead with this project, green and sustainable designs were given priority which is typical in Modern Finnish Architecture nowadays. The main focus is on how to prioritize the green element in our design. This aspect is reflected in the following project and it has been the major concept leading to the Development of the whole complex. This is a competition entry worked with a firm during Academic Internship. I mainly deliberated on the facade details and material study, along with some floor plan drafting.

The Site is located in Turku, a city on the southwest coast of Finland, 150 kms from the Capital. It stretches along the Aura River with medieval cobblestone streets , which is referred to as the heart of the city. During the summer, the riverbanks come to life when people gather here to eat and drink and the city overflows with events and festivals: tango, middle age, music, theatre, art, design and much more. Site for the Residential Complex is a very prime location, as it is placed at the hillside of the contoured city which directly overlooks to the Turku Castle, Turku Cathedral and the Great Old Square.

Context

1:500

ning Report

III

CAR PARKING ENTRY TO SITE

BICYCLE PARKING TRASH

LA NT IE

IR AA

SITTING AND PLAY AREA

IS SA NA LL KU N

LAN

BICYCLE PARKING

TRASH

CAR PARKING

Practical Training Report

Site

Installation

5500 mm

A system of steel tree was also proposed to be installed at the center of the courtyard. This tree is joined in such a way that it could be repeated and rotated in a specific angular direction and number, resulting in a good combination of a 3d Structure which

7500 mm

eventually plays with light and shadow.

Site Section

1500 mm

The

Facade

system

cubes

1500 mm

creates

Public-Centric theme to the architecture of Mantymaki’s Cityscape. These Star Systems of cube serves as the entry gates for the courtyards. The Star Systems are created within a simple 1.5m x 1.5m wooden cubic frames, which are mounted on top of each other to form a desired composition. Each Module at the end of each apartment block contains a simple series of wooden sculptures. These cubes can be attached in six different directions like a dice, which can result in unlimited variations of combination.

SECTION

Concept

The lower layer made up of steel is slighlty higher that the dimensions of the Cube , so Wooden Frame

as to prevent rot, vandalism and climbing. The Structure is rigidly supported on metal cubes, which serves as the strong base.

Wooden Sculpture

All the Modules are similar in size and design so as to make it inexpensive and easy to install. These modiles are completely independed in structure, it can be separated or repaired easily.

Steel Stand

NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

Elevation

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 1:200

SAUNA

1B + K 29.0

2B + K 44.0

3B + K +S 63

1B + K 32.0

2B + K 44.0

2B + K 42.5

Typical Floor Plan Building A 3-6 FLOOR PLAN 1:200 3B + K + S 73.0

2B + K 47.5 STORAGE 35.0

STORAGE 35.0

SAUNA 2B + K 49.5

1B + K 33.5 SAUNA

Practical Training Report

3B + K + S 66.0

STORAGE 31.5

S 3B + K+ S 84.0

1B + K 32.5

1B + K 38.5

STORAGE 31.5 2B + K 44.5

2B + K 44.5

Typical Floor Plan Building B SECOND FLOOR PLAN 1:200 2-7 FLOOR PLANS 1:200

3B + K + S 73.0

2B + K 47.5

1B + K 34.5

SAUNA

1B + K 26.0

Practical Training Report

SAUNA 3B + K + S 56.0

Typical Floor Plan Building C

2B + K + kh 38.5

1B + K 31.0

Practical Training Report 3-8 FLOOR PLANS 1:200

Floor Plans

Material Specifications

1. Machine seamed Damper, RR-21,Light gray

1. Machine-seamed damper, RR-21, light gray

2. Brick, Wienerberger, 285x135x75 mm, Frosty

2. Brick, Wienerberger, 285x135x75 mm, Retro

rough, Creamy-white brick with a smoky rough surface grey 3. Window frame, White, Ral 9003

3. Window frame, color according to the brick

4. Clear glass

5. Stained wood Cladding

5. Dark Brick, Wienerberger, Graphite black edges

6. Painted metal, Various Shades

6. Painted Metal, Various Shades

7. Glass balcony Railing

7. Plinth, dark gray

8. Dark Brick, Wienerberger, Graphite black edges

8. Stained wood, light brown, Tikkurila Tuohi 5062.

9. Plinth Concrete, light gray

Elevation

Project

La Jolla Beach House

Supervisor

Andrew Carlos

Location

Carlsbad, California

Firm

Carlos Architects, USA

Typology

Freelance Work

Set on a sloping site in the coastal city of North County region of San Diego, this private residence for a young family was designed to create a family home. This house is designed as a place to escape to in the weekends and holidays. The homeowners, therefore, wanted the building to be as unobtrusive as possible while maintaining a connection to the outside and allowing for a view across to the grand lawn in front. This a freelance work worked remotely on digital means. I worked on the illustration and visualisations for this project.

The site is located 2.5kms from the famous Windansea Beach, This beach has been popular with surfers for decades & features an iconic palm-covered surf shack. The White House project considers comfort and building maintenance in its tropical context. The project was made as a raw and honest dwelling with contours that follow the site ridgeline.

Floor Plan

Renders

Elevations

The backyard patio is a two-tier design constructed with flagstone. The smooth white swimming is the central focal point with outdoor chairs set up to enjoy the area day or night under a small wood pergola bordered by Italian cypress trees on the edge. There is much more to the mesmerizing project than just the landscape that surrounds it, as its cantilevered structure sits on a sloped lot and drastically reduces the environmental impact of the construction in a beachy region. The volume of the house was elevated above the ground and built into the lawn, designed to intensify connections between nature and architecture. A night view showing dispersed light through sunscreen making it a “LightBox” in the locality.

Section

Renders

Project

Reef House

Supervisor

Andrew Carlos

Location

Carlsbad, California

Firm

Carlos Architects, USA

Typology

Freelance Work

Beach house is designed with the intent of blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces to achieve a warm, tranquil home. Almost every space is connected with a sister outdoor space to further blur the distinction between in and out. The house clings to the side of a steep cliff; it is suspended to take on the panoramic views of beach at the backside. The lower level of the house, the living room, follows an open plan that leads out to the patio and swimming pool at the backside

The site is located 2.5kms from the famous Windansea Beach, This beach has been popular with surfers for decades & features an iconic palm-covered surf shack.

Floor Plan

Renders

Elevation

The design of the barbeque is a bit different from the usual backyard patio which creates more hominess because of subtle and modern feel. The lighting treatment for this area is well-thought, which completes the comtemporary look. The lower level of the house, the living room, follows an open plan that leads out to the patio and swimming pool at the backside. The general sense of warmth throughout the home is driven by the use of natural materials like wood. By contrast, the concrete walls and glass clearly creats a dialogue with the wood and other earth tones.

Section

Renders

PIERRE JEANNERET - SOUVINER DESIGN COMPETITION POST CARD DESIGN The Swiss-born architect Pierre Jeanneret, a cousin of Le Corbusier, was instrumental in the design and development of the capital city of Chandigarh. He remained in Chandigarh from February 1951 to August 1965, and designed most of the government housing, schools, colleges,

shopping centres, Gandhi

Bhawan, Panjab University, and other infrastructure besides supervising the implementation of Le Corbusier’s designs of the Capitol Complex, Museum and Art Gallery, College of Art, City Centre, etc. This competition was held on 125th birth anniversary of Pierre Jeanneret conducted by the M N Sharma Architectural Society. The brief was to design a Postcard, Notebook, T-shirt, Mouespad, Puzzles, miniatures or any such product inspired by the works of the lesser known architect.

The Postcard design is inspired by the doors at Maison Pierre Jeanneret. The color palatte used in the postcard design is inspired by the the works of Pierre Jeanneret & Le Corbusier. Size of the postcard is 6” x 4”

PIERRE JEANNERET SOUVINER DESIGN COMPETITION

MISCELLANEOUS NOTEBOOK DESIGN

The deisign of Notebook represents a pictorial sketch of the swiss architect Le corbusier & Pierre Jeanneret on a paddle boat designed by Jeanneret at Sukhna Lake in Chandigarh. In 1954, Le Corbusier and the town planner P.L. Verma build Sukhna Lake in Chandigarh, a large artificial lake on the north-eastern part of the city. Le Corbusier insisted on the prohibition of motorboats and Pierre Jeanneret designed a paddle boat specifically designed for the lake. The size of the Notebook is A4 with hard bound cover and 100 gsm lined pages.

MISCELLANEOUS

WORKING DRAWINGS @ ARCH.LAB FIRM | INTERNSHIP

LVL -0'-8"

1'-514"

10'-634"

5'-712"

8'-014"

3'-534"

4'-9"

11'-4

0 LVL -0'-2" LVL -0'-8"

LVL -0'-2"

412"

23'-412"

1'-212"

3'-912"

1'-234" 1'-212" 3'-912"

TOILET 9'-2" X 10'-0"

13'-412"

2'-9"

LVL -0'-2"

4'-712"

3'-6"

L.L. : 8'-0"

14'-1043"

2'-112"

534"

1'-614" 9"

15'-9"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 8'-0"

4'-6"

C.L. : 3'-3" L.L. : 19'-121"

W9a

2'-6" C.L. : 3'-3" L.L. : SLAB BOTTOM

MASTER BEDROOM 14'-2" X 22'-0"

10'

7'-6" 5'-3"

412" 4'-3"

4'-3" 9'-2"

COURTYARD 27'-9" X 15'-0"

6'-7" WIDE CORRIDOR

6'-6"

412"

9'-112"

BAR LOUNGE AND BAR 16'-0" X 38'-9"

9'-2"

4'-6"

3'-012"

LVL -0'-0"

LVL -5'-6"

Pl. see detail

L.L. : 8'-0"

11'-712"

KITCHEN 15'-4" X 21'-10"

FIREPLACE

14'-4"

pl. see elevation

DRESS 9'-2" X 15'-412"

LVL -0'-6"

10'-5"

TOILET 8'-0" X 8'-0"

11'-712"

1'-6"

DRESS 6'-3" X 8'-0"

2'-134"

4'-1"

16'-143"

6'-712"

LVL -5'-6"

6'-1012"

LVL -0'-2"

LVL -0'-8"

7'-6" 4'

1'-112"

6'-112"

L.L. : 8'-0"

2'-9"

17'

17'-412"

2'-9"

5'-6" 7'-1012"

9" 5'-712"

412"

4'-112" 412" 412"

6'-112"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 9'-6"

CW2

15'-6"

LVL -0'-8"

1'-6"

13 14

LVL -0'-8"

TOILET 5'-6" X 9'-0"

10'-9"

12'-9"

LVL -0'-8"

3'-112" 7'-334"

GUEST BEDROOM 14'-6" X 17'-4"

18'-1012"

2'-9" 2'-1012"

DRAWING DINING 15'-6" X 17'-4"

LVL -1'-2"

1'-8"

LVL -0'-8" TOILET 5'-6" X 4'-2"

L.L. : 9'-6"

9'-1012" 41" 2

12'-3"

SW1

4'-3"

POOJA ROOM 7'-3" X 7'-0"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 9'-6"

15'-1012"

16'-9"

31'-843"

LVL -0'-2"

ENTRANCE

9'-412" LVL -0'-2"

LVL -0'-2"

LVL -1'-2"

DINING ROOM 20'-6" X 13'-9"

LVL -0'-8"

C.L. : 5'-6" L.L. : 9'-0"

1'-6"

PARENT'S BEDROOM 14'-7" X 16'-6"

LVL -0'-0"

Lvl: 2'-0"

LVL -0'-0"

DN LVL -1'-2"

1'-712"

13'-1134"

14'-243"

LIVING ROOM 19'-6" X 19'-6"

5'-112"

412"

16'-3" LVL -0'-8"

22'-9"

37'-9"

LVL -1'-6"

PROJECT NAME:

Residence Layout Plan

63 PROJECT NAME:

LVL -3'-0" ROAD LVL

WORKING DRAWINGS DRAWING TITLE:

RESIDENCE_WAVE CITY

SCALE:

DRAWING NO.:

arch.lab

DRAWING TITLE:

SCALE:

Construction Wo REVISED GROUND FLOOR DEALT BY: PLAN

412"

5'-112"

H 4'-3"

EL Panel

MISCELLANEOUS

9'-1012"

5'-6"

2'-1012"

3'-6" 2'

3'-6"

10'

4'-712"

2'-3"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 8'-0"

1'-6"

4'-434"

1'-6" 4'-434"

4'-112"

4'-434"

eq eq

1'-6" 2'-6"

5'-214" 5'-214" 2'-112"

3'-6" 1'-112"

3'-6"

11'-112"

1'-9" 1'-9"

6'-214"

3'-814" 1'-6" 1' 1'-6"

4'-3"

1'-6"

8'-6"

5'-814"

3' 1'-6"

L.L. : 8'-0"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 9'-6"

5'-814"

3'-1114"

5'-934"

2'-6"

LVL -1'-2"

3'-514"

12'-7"

5'-514"

1'-9"

3'-512"

12'-7"

3'-6"

1'-4" 1'-9"

3'-712" 1'-6"

21'-834"

3'-1114"

19'-11" LVL -0'-8"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 8'-0"

23-01-2019

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4'-4"

1'-7" 1'-9" 1'-712"

4'-4"

1'-9"

11' 2'

1'-7"

1'-9"

arch.lab J-42, SOUTH CITY I, GURGAON . PLOT NO. 632, INDUSTRIAL AREA, PHASE-9, MOHALI

2'-11" 3'

2'-11"

6'-112" 3'

12'-3" 9"

Arnab

DATE:

1'-6" 1'-9"

6' 21'-3"

1'-9"

orkN.T.S Layout Plan

2'-6"

1'-6" 2'-6" 1'-6"

LVL -1'-6"

DRAWING NO.:

4'-4"

3'-6"

5'-2"

13'-9"

14'-6"

15'-4"

11'-614"

1'-6"

3'-4" 4'-912" 9"

2'-6" 1'-6"

15'

LVL -0'-2"

14'-1"

10'-712"

L.L. : 8'-0"

1'-6" 2'-6"

3'-9"

12'-612"

LVL -0'-2"

2'-112"

1'-6"

3'-6"

SW3

9'-112"

7'-1012"

3'-6"

L.L. : 8'-0"

10'-3"

3'-3"

2'-9"

C.L. : 0'-0"

4'-3"

412"

15'-112"

rem.

3'-712"

10'-114"

SW2

7'-712"

3'-014"

3'-9"

3'-1012"

4'-11"

2'-6" 1'-6"

1'-712"

1'-6"

3'-112"

4'-1112"

3'-612"

5'-1012"

LVL -0'-0"

3'-6" 9" C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 9'-6"

4'-112" 1'-6"

15'-434"

7'-814" 3'-114"

14'-712"

12'-1134"

5'-934"

2'-6"

L.L. : 8'-0"

1'-9"

3'-334"

VL -0'-0"

1'-9"

10'-014"

4'-034"

4'-3"

5'-334"

3'-3" 9"

412"

2'-3" 20'-234"

5'-934"

5'-1012"

L.L. : 8'-0"

1'-6"

412"

16'-534"

1'-6"

6'-3"

2'-9"

6'-412"

2'-6" 2'-9"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 8'-0"

1'-6"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 8'-0"

CW3

13'-112"

1'-6"

15'-014"

SW4

LVL -0'-6"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 14'-3"

5'-334"

4'-443"

16'-534"

15'-443"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 8'-0"

5'-514"

L.L. : 8'-0"

27'-9"

12'-412"

3'-034"

10'-112"

3'-034"

4'-7"

3'-3"

3'-6"

L.L. : 8'-0"

4'-814"

1'-9"

2'-6" 2'-112"

2'-112"

15'-412"

18'-412"

9'-112"

4'-814"

3' 412"

3'-214"

LVL -0'-0"

8'-6"

16'-134"

2'-9" L.L. : 8'-0"

15'-412"

3'-214"

6'-1012"

1'-6"

SW5

18'-112"

21'-1012"

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 8'-0"

412"

10'

10'-112"

1'-6" 1'-9"

4'-514"

412"

1'-9"

16'

9'-112"

LVL -0'-2" DW1

C.L. : 0'-0" L.L. : 8'-0"

5'-412"

4'-514"

1'-1012"

13'-112"

5'-3"

10'-712"

4'-112"

9'-6"

4'-634"

14'-112"

14'-712"

2'-1012"

9'-6"

LVL -0'-8"

1'-6"

2'-6"

4'-9"

3'-3"

Electrical Layout Plan

MISCELLANEOUS

PHOTOGRAPHY

“ Trees of Chandigarh “ | Lalit Kala Academy Awards | Shortlisted Entry

PHOTOGRAPHY

@ Helsinki, Finland

MISCELLANEOUS

@ Gandhi Bhavan, Chandigarh, India

MISCELLANEOUS

PHOTOGRAPHY

@ Helsinki City Center, Finland

PHOTOGRAPHY

“ Seen and the unseen “ | Lalit Kala Academy Awards | Shortlisted Entry

MISCELLANEOUS

@ Hämeenlinna, Finland

MISCELLANEOUS

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