Professional architecture portfolio by Urmi Gohel

Architecture Portfolio

Urmi Gohel

Selected works 2014-2021 1

Curriculum Vitae

A graduate from Academy of architecture and an enthusiast in life, architecture has given me a suitable platform to channelize my energy and thoughts. Just like a story or poem, every space has a tale to narrate. Thus, attempting to balance emotions, senses and functionality forms the crux of my design process. Believing that hard work always pays off, I strive to push myself the extra edge to focus better and create a deeper understanding of things that can help me progress.

Education 2012 SSC Carmelite Convent English High School, Vasai 2014 HSC Vartak college of science, Vasai 2018 B.arch Academy of Architecture, Prabhadevi

Vasai, Maharashtra 5th September, 1996 Contact information urmig96@gmail.com 9503283140

Vectorworks

Sketchup

Auto cad

In design

Photoshop

V ray

Microsoft office suite

Work experience

Courses

November 2017 - April 2018 I M Kadri Architects, Worli

Architecture writing and journalism course by Architecturechat ( Ar. Tanya Khanna, founder of epistle) - Well versed in writing project descriptions and content for the firms I have been a part of.

August 2019 - Ongoing Enviroscape Landscape design and planning firm, Dadar

Urmi Gohel

Skills

Competitions

Extra curricular

2014 2015 2016

Design Architecture Committee ( DAC) Committee head

School design Site visitor’s center IGBC

Committed in achieving the set goals Eager to learn new things Confident and articulate in public speaking Reliable and productive in team work Ability to manage diverse groups of people

Niche - College magazine Feature writer and editor

Dance club Committee head

NASA cultural trophy (dance) Runner up Public relations Committee Member of the heading team Class representative Final year, second year Joint team foundation Feature writer

Professional 01

Urban Park, Pune

Twin terraces, Bandra

Educational institute, Pune

04 05

Landcape - Design Development to GFC

Landscape - Concept Proposal

Interior design - Concept stage

Primary school, Bangalore Design and detail drawings for tender submission.

Academics

Residential podium, Kalyan Landscape - Concept Proposal

Performing arts institute

Logistics hub

Studio + Residence

Competition 2015

Competition 2017

Specialized in multiple dance forms Thesis project Warehouse - Training center Architecture design Designed for a yoga expert Architecture design

PROFESSIONAL Landscape

RAVINE PARK

Urban park in residential township, Pune Project area - 100 acres Landscape area - 13.08 acres STAGES WORKED ON - Executing three phases from the design development to execution on site alone Location : Pune

In today’s time, its a privilege to reside in homes nestled in nature. This township in pune has been extensively planned to build on the existing terrain and provide the best amenities to the residents. The entire landscape has been bifurcated into three phases. Phase 1 - The urban park - Ravine park Phase 2 - The Community sports complex Phase 3 - The community market

Phase 1 - Ravine Park The Ravine Park has been conceptualized as a serene forest environment, comprising of tall trees and grasses, created specially for residents who are seeking more passive forms of recreation. Here residents can walk or cycle on elevated canopy walkways meandering through the tall trees or decide to explore the extended network of boardwalks on ground which go all around the water body. The water body shall be restored as a natural drainage channel and shall also encourage forms of recreation that involve water. The Machaan or watch tower can be reached using the elevated canopy walks and is perfect for nature appreciation or bird watching.

The 30M DP road forms the primary vehicular road along with various nodes inside the township that are connected at different points

The entire landscape has been categorized into three zones Phase 1 Ravine park Phase 2 Community greens Phase 3 Community farms

Adventure play area

Camping area

Kiosk area

Toilet

End of canopy walk

Seating

Adventure Play area

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Fence for maintenance pathway

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Boulder park Existing well on site

Ravine mound

Canopy walk

Staircase from the canopy walk

Entry deck connecting to the stream Control room RAVINE PARK PLAN

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Stream The stream is designed to be active during monsoons but also its laid heavily with water plants that will allow the park to look lush throughout all seasons.

Shrubs

Pathway

Grasses

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Grasses

Pathway

Pathways

Canopy walk

The lighting portal has been strategically placed at every seating stop to highlight the rest stops in the pathway for the users.

The UCR walls have doubled up as seatings through out the entire ravine park with concrete coping above them creating various pause points for the users.

Shrubs

Pathway

Grasses

Stream

Grasses

Shrubs

Pathway

Mud track

Grasses

The ravine mound allows the users to actually understand the geography of the park and go through the dip in the landscape. The entire mound has been designed to take the user through lush green grasses with pockets of xerophyte gardens in between to find sweet greenery covered seatings creating a labyrinth of its own.

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Ravine park entrance

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Ravine mound

Layered shrubs

Pathway

Ravine mound pathway

To kiosk

Stonecrete - yellow + red

Xerophyte garden

Lawn

Xerophyte garden

Pathway

Entry deck + seating + the control room

Camping area

Stonecrete - yellow + red

UCR + RCC composite

Mud track + UCR seating

Pathway

UCR + Pathway

Shrubs + Grasses + Seating

Stonecrete - yellow + red

Canopy walk WPC + Black railing

Ravine mound

Mud track

Varied sizes of boulders from the site

Kotah stepping stones

Canopy walk

Adventure play area

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TRACK MUD

LIGHTING PATHWAY

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A continuity has been achieved by wrapping the seats on the primary pathway with yellow stonecrete

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YO GA DECK

A staircase connecting the canpoy walk at he yoga deck gives users an access to the lower storey mid way through the canopy walk journey

The pond has been lined with high fence providing the required security to the users

The canopy walk single handedly levitates the experience of the user and transcends the person walking into a lush green envelope

The stonecrete pattern adds a layed of excitement and splash of color in the earthy toned ravine park

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CANOPY WALK

POND

The pond has been lined with high fence providing the required security to the users

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PHASE1 CONCEPTUAL SECTION

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MACHAN

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STONECRETE PATHWAY

MUD TRACK

KIOK AREA

LAYERING OF SHRUBS

STEPPING STONE

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Picnic Area

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701, 7th FLOOR, ORACL 3 GURUNANAK ROAD, BANDRA (W.), MUMBAI

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MUD TRACK

PATHWAY

CANOPY WALK

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3.0m wide brown stonecrete pedestrian pathway

Picnic Area / Camping Area

1. ALL DIMENSIONS IN METERS. 2. ALL DRAWINGS AND DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE CHECKED AN CO-RELATED WITH THE RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL, STRU AND SERVICES DRAWINGS AND ANY AMBIGUITY, DISCREP OR OMISSION SHALL BE BROUGHT IN TO NOTICE OF ARCH 3. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWING, WRITTEN DIMENSION TO B FOLLOWED.

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RCC Retaining wall + Boundary wall in Pre case concrete (as per vendor specification)

REVISIONS

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Well wall in 450 mm thk UCR masonry with chainlink fence

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18mm thk Greenish grey riverw kotah Stonecrete Brown 50mm Stone Grit with 175-200 mm M30 Concrete Base Pre cast concrete panel as per vendor specifications Stone masonry seating

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1 Sculpture

Twin terraces, Bandra

Project handled solely by me

Tree court

Stages worked on Concept design Design development Execution in process

Stepping stones

+0.90m

Project area - 300 Sq.mt

Seating deck +0.45m

Ground cover

0.0m

Trellis wall

PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE

Meditation space 0.0m

“Let’s find the calm in nature “ The terraces on either side of the amenity hall in this residential tower function as a pause space for the residents to unwind. The design of both these terraces revolves around enveloping the areas in lush greenery and reflecting nature inwards. While the terrace on the right side caters to meditation and yoga activities, the one on the left side is more open to events, parties, etc. The plantation scheme for the terrace includes ornamental trees that add to the ambiance. A significant amount of footprint of the terrace has been used for plantation which makes both the terraces filled with nature.

Swing

Seating court 0.0m

Seating deck +0.15m

3 Pergola deck +0.30m

Terrace plan 16

Meditation space

WPC seating deck

Entrance to terrace

WPC seating deck +

Meditation space

Trellis wall

Entrance

WPC wooden deck + Pergola

The two step higher deck that has a seating over looking the entrance with a calming urulli as soon as they enter the terrace.

The swing adds a different play element on the terrace that elevated the look of the entire space

Rope trellis of 2.5 m height that acts as a partition between the meditation area and the entrance foyer of the terrace

The beautiful flowering plumeria tree frames the view of the entrance to this terrace

The pathway upto the pergola is a combination of leather finish granite and pebbles

An intimate corner on the terrace with granite seating creates the perfect evening spot for the residents

The pergola on the terrace has been beautifully framed by the Thunbergia creepers and can be used for BBQ grilling and other activities

The ledge walls on the windows also have flowering plants lined in decorative planters

The central multipurpose hall overlooks both the terraces

The Open to sky meditation space helps the residents revitalize their health and relax

Green lush lawn with granite stepping stones pave the way to the calming meditation area on the terrace

INTERNSHIP - I M KADRI INTERIOR

Educational institute, Pune Stages worked on Concept design for receptionRenders done on vectorworks

Designing this reception area for the administrative building of an educational institute was my first insight into interior designing. We worked through various combinations of materials and furniture pieces to finalize the look of the space.

Corten steel wall mural - 01 Warm color palette matching the exterior with quirky and single piece furniture 20

Pastel palette option 01

Pastel palette option 02

PROCESS

Wall mural option 01

Wall mural option 02

Wall mural option 03

Wall mural option 04

Aspiring leaders picture wall mural- 0 Warm color palette matching the exterior with quirky and single piece furniture

Reference mood board INTERNSHIP - IM KADRI ARCHITECTURE

Primary school, Bangalore Stages worked on Design development drawings for tender submission

Wire mesh railing for staircase ensuring safety

Creating playful surfaces throughout the school

Designing porous surfaces with GRC jalis allowing an interesting play of light and shadow

( G2 )6000

Band in plaster

Compound wall light fixture

100 mm thk RCC coping

2500

3000

Ø900

1420

1675

Ø900

450

Finished G.L + 0.00m A

Scale 1:50

M.S.box section 98x 48 x 4.8mm 900 mm dia hume pipe, 200mm x 70mm thk 3mm thk M.S .wire mesh, with 25 x 25mm opening. M.S.box section 50 x 50 x 3.6mm

INSIDE ELEVATION B

3mm thk M.S .wire mesh, with 25 x 25mm opening.

Band in plaster 3mm thk M.S .wire mesh, with 25 x 25mm opening. 25mm thk granite stone seating

200mm x 200mm RCC column 18mm thk plaster

200 mm thk block wall with plaster and paint as approved.

25 x 25 x 3.3 mm M.S box section

Detail A

860

50 x 50 x 3.6 mm M.S.box for gate 16 x 16 mm M.S. square bar

IN 1100

2200

6000

12 x 12 mm M.S. square bar 50 x 10 mm M.S.flat bar for gate No. of circular cutout with out wiremesh No. of circular cutout with wiremesh 50 x 50 x 3.6 mm M.S.box for compound wall 96 x 48 x 4.8 M.S. box

G2 30000 M.S. box section 50mm x 50mm x 3.6mm

LENGTH QUANTITY /PERIMETER IN m.

TOTAL AREA IN WEIGHT kg/m sq.m

8.517

1.98

33.2

92.14

4.98

1835.42

43.13

2.01

3813.53

43.13

1.1

2087

25.135

4.98 9.66

2412.31 4706.35

20 20 28 84

17.3 5.8

PLAN

M.S. flat bar 50mm x 10mm

1440

F 250

Scale: 1:50

RCC coping

1340

Detail B G2

PRIMARY BLOCK (1ST - 5TH) OPEN TO SKY

900 mm dia hume pipe, 200mm x 50mm thk

25mm thk ,granite strip for seating. B

900

M.S.box section 50mm x 50mm x 3.6mm RCC column , with plaster and paint finish.

D B

400

150

450

Finished G.L + 0.00m

30000

25mm thk ,granite strips

Finished G.L + 0.00m 100

300

3mm thk M.S.wiremesh, with 25 x 25mm opening with 6x6xmm square rod frame.

3000

2800

2100

3000

M.S. perforated sheet,3mm thk 200 x 200 x 6mm thk M.S plate fixed toRCC column with 4 nos. 16mm dia,150mm long G.I anchor fastener.

900 mm dia hume pipe, 200mm x 50mm thk

3mm thk M.S.wiremesh, with 25 x 25mm opening.

M.S.square bar 16mm x 16mm

M.S.square bar 12mm x 12mm

18 mm thk plaster M.S.box section 96mm x 48mm x 4.8mm

200mm thk block work

M.S.box section 50mm x 50mm x 3.6mm

M.S.square box section 25mm x 25mm x 3.2mm

100

RCC coping 150mm thk

30000

PLAN

Scale 1:50

ELEVATION OF G2

M.S. box section 50mm x50 mm x 3.6mm

DETAIL A ELEVATION

SECTION AA Scale 1:25

3000

Scale 1:25

1400

A2 B

M.S.square bar 12mm x 12mm

C A1

M.S.flat bar 50mm x 10mm

M.S.box section 50mm x 50mm x 3.6mm B

M.S.box section 25mm x 25mm x 3.2mm

5400

6000

3600

25 x 25 x 3.3 mm M.S box section

1440

A1 B

4550

2275

3mm thk M.S .wire mesh, with 50 x 50 mm opening.

2275

750

1340

30000 600

( G2 )6000

PLAN OF 2G

DETAIL A PLAN

Scale 1:25

purpose other than that for

notes *Written dimensions shall be followed, do not scale the drawing. * For reference of finishing key refer Finishing schedule. Eg. A * Made up ground lvl assumed to be ±0.00m

* All dimensions are unfinished dimensions in mm,unless otherwise mentioned. * All levels are finished level,heights are from finished levels,unless otherwise mentioned.

Finished G.L + 0.00m

DETAIL B ELEVATION

KEY PLAN

Scale 1:50 name of consultants

visions

kadri consultants pvt. ltd. and shall not be used for any

* Any Descripency In The Drawing Shall Be Brought To The Architects Notice Before commencement of particular item/ job and further instructions or clarifications should be obtained. * Approvals of mouldings, profiles, finishes Samples etc. should be taken before commencement of the item at site or before site assembly/ installation. *Approvals of Finishing Items, etc should be taken before

visions

s "drawing" is the copyright of

Scale 1:25

QUANTITY

Scale 1:500 north

50 x 50 x 3.6 mm M.S.box for gate 16 x 16 mm M.S. square bar A2

200

NOTE : All M.S. components will be given a paint finish.

name of client

JSW REALTY & INFRASTRUCTURE PVT. LTD.

content Compound wall and gate details. job title

' MAIN SCHOOL' at Vidyanagar

Architect

kadri consultants pvt. ltd.

M.S.angle section 25mm x 25mm x 5 mm

1130

735

75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 60 205

SECONDARY BLOCK (6TH - 12TH) OPEN TO SKY COURTYARD .

RCC column

25 x 25 x 5mm M.S. angle section

300

M.S.box section 96mm x 48mm x 4.8mm

Rammed earth wall

M.S.perforated sheet,3mm thk 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75

3mm thk M.S.wiremesh, with 25 x 25mm opening.

M.S.square bar 16mm x 16mm

M.S. box section 50mm x50 mm x 3.6mm

Scale 1:25

12 x 12 mm M.S. square bar O Print for 50 x 10 mm M.S.flat bar for gate TENDER No. of circular with O cutout Transmittal/letter out wiremesh 640/KC No. of circular cutout with wiremesh O Print for 50 x 50 x 3.6 mm M.S.box for compound wall 96 x 48 x 4.8 M.S. box as per job no. scale:

design

no.

2 A 640 rev.

drg. no.

HST_T_MS_8.01 drawing status

For TENDER

2 8

150

+11.4 TERRACE LVL

600 600 600

600 600

635

8400

600 600 600

600

4800

DETAIL A SECTION

75 Balance

600

450

3000

4050

430

600

3000

DETAIL A PLAN

2850

160 90

430

600

3880

3000( J1,J3 )

3880

FRP SCREEN DETAIL - 3

ELEVATION TYPE 1 OF DETAIL B

SCALE 1:100

ELEVATION OF J1,J2,J3,J4

ELEVATION TYPE 3 OF DETAIL B

SCALE 1:100

SCALE 1:50 3000( J1,J3 )

SCALE 1:100

600

750

200 325

200

2850

3600

4200

160

250 600

600

+0.00 GROUND LVL

RCC jali 600 x 600 x 75 mm

600

+0.6 PLINTH LVL

300 170 170

300 170

+4.2 FIRST FLOOR LVL

3000( J2)

+0.00 GROUND LVL

Detail Detail B B Type 1Type 1

75 75 200 170 75

+0.6 PLINTH LVL

Detail Detail B B Type 2Type 2

RCC jali 600 x 600 x 75 mm

600

2400( J4 )

200mm thk brick wall

3000( J1,J2,J3 ) O

4500

FRP SCREEN DETAIL- 4 SCALE 1:100

kadri consultants pvt. ltd.

and shall not be used for any purpose other than that for which it has been loaned.

ELEVATION TYPE 4 OF DETAIL B

SCALE 1:100

* Made up ground lvl assumed to be ±0.00m

* All dimensions are unfinished dimensions in mm,unless otherwise mentioned. * All levels are finished level,heights are from finished levels,unless otherwise mentioned.

PLAN OF J1,J2,J3,J4

SCALE 1:100

SCALE 1:50 north

name of consultants

notes *Written dimensions shall be followed, do not scale the drawing. * For reference of finishing key refer Finishing schedule. Eg. A

job title

Date

640 / KC /

scale: as per design

'MAIN SCHOOL' at Vidyanagar

rev.

HST_T_MS_8.02

Architect

drawing status

kadri consultants pvt. ltd.

job no. 640

drg. no.

initial date

4a shivsagar estates, worli, mumbai- 400 018

TENDER

Transmittal / Letter No.

Toilet and Staircase jali details

drawn by cad file no. Urmi .G.

Print For

A content

name of client

JSW REALTY & INFRASTRUCTURE PVT. LTD.

revisions

This "drawing" is the copyright of

PLAN OF DETAIL B

revisions

RCC jali 600 x 600 x 65 mm

170

160

3450

200 325

7800

90 160

200

3600

200

300 170 170

170 170

3600

300 170

SCALE 1:10

600

300 170

+7.8 SECOND FLOOR LVL

+4.2 FIRST FLOOR LVL

ELEVATION TYPE 2 OF DETAIL B

SCALE 1:25

200

SCALE 1:100

Detail Detail B B Type 4Type 4

FRP SCREEN DETAIL - 2

8400 ( J1 )

4300

160

200 mm thk brick wall

600

+0.00 GROUND LVL

Detail B Type 3

3900

450

FRP angle section 100 x 50 x 3 mm @ 450mm c/c FRP angle section 50 x 50 x 3 mm @ 450mm c/c

2400 ( J4 )

450

90 160

RCC jali 600 x 600 x 65 mm

170

+0.6 PLINTH LVL

450

200

3450

3600

11400

450

200

170

SCALE 1:50

350

3600

Balance

260

SECTION A-A OF J1

SCALE 1:50

170

3000

SECTION A-A OF J2

SCALE 1:50

600

300 170

+4.2 FIRST FLOOR LVL

SECTION A-A OF J3

SCALE 1:25

+7.8 SECOND FLOOR LVL

4800 ( J2 )

DETAIL A ELEVATION

Detail A

7200 ( J3 )

2850

3600

580

+11.4 TERRACE LVL

600

FRP angle section 50 x 50 x 3 mm

600

FRP angle section 50 x 50 x 3 mm

SCALE 1:100

600

FRP SCREEN DETAIL - 1

600

4300

600

2750

600

4300

600

2000

450

750

8400

600

600 600

400

+0.00 GROUND LVL

600

+0.6 PLINTH LVL

600

7200

3450

3600

+4.2 FIRST FLOOR LVL

3450

11400

3600

+7.8 SECOND FLOOR LVL

600

FRP angle section 100 x 50 x 3 mm @ 450mm c/c

FRP angle section 100 x 50 x 3 mm

600

3600

2850

FRP angle section 50 x 50 x 3 mm @ 450mm c/c

3450

600

800

100

450

750

585

600

750

500

For TENDER 10 - 02 - 17

Detail B

750

20 25

Pencil cut edge

Riser 10

Tread Motar RCC Step

Tread Motar brick filling

DETAIL D Scale :B 1:5 Detail

DETAIL OF STEPS AT ENTRANCE ScaleDetail : 1:5 B

M.S box section on all four sides 40 x 60 x 3 mm

Varies according to corridor

M.S box section 40 x 40 x 3 mm

300

eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq eq

15mm thk polish granite riser 25mm thk polish granite tread

M.S. bar 12 x 12mm thk @ 100mm c/c

1200

1100

Detail D

1050

Mortar

150mm thk skirting

150

750

40mm dia,S.S pipe for handrail,8mm thk

100

1745

Balance

775

1020

Riser 10

150

Pencil cut edge

5 20 5 20 5 30

M.S. perforated sheet 5mm thk

1100

1000( secondary section )

Scale : 1:2

DETAIL B

CORRIDOR RAILING DETAIL

Scale : 1:10

Scale : 1:25

4850 250

200

STAIRCASE DETAIL

16mm dia,M.S.round bar hollow coloured box of fiber or roto moulded plastic Stopper @ 250mm c/c distance

3450

3600

Scale : 1:25

M.S box section 40 x 40 x 3mm

16mm dia,M.S.pipe 6mm thk

M.S. box section 40 x 40 x 3mm

M.S.box section 70 x 70 x 5mm

40 40

200mm x 200 mm Hollow coloured box of fiber or roto moulded plastic finish, @ 250mm c/c distance

M.S box section 40 x 40 x 3 mm

M.S box section 40 x 40 x 3mm Detail C

SCREEN DETAIL

DETAIL C

Scale : 1:50

12 x 12 mm , M.S square bar

Scale : 1:10

200

40mm dia,S.S pipe 8mm thk 15mm x 15mm M.S. square bar.

M.S box section 40 x 40 x 3mm

40 162

130mm high granite skirting granite flooring 12mm groove in plaster

100x100x6mm thk, MS finish plate anchored to slab M.S. Finish anchor fastener to hold balustrate 12 x 5 mm groove in plaster

1 (for secondary section)

1100

15mm x 15mm M.S. square bar.

750 (for primary section)

3mm thk, M.S perforated sheet

100 40

1200

M.S plate,5mm thk

840

40mm dia,S.S pipe 8mm thk

16mm dia ,M.S.pipe 6mm thk

100x100x6mm thk, MS finish plate anchored to slab M.S. Finish anchor fastener to hold balustrate 12 x 5 mm groove in plaster

Reference image for the perforated screen

DETAIL A

Scale : 1:10

This "drawing" is the copyright of

* Any Descripency In The Drawing Shall Be Brought To The

HAND RAIL DETAILFOR PRIMARY Scale : 1:10

notes

Reference image for secondary section,where the coloured M.S.hollow box will have alphabets written on it. O Print for

HAND RAIL DETAIL FOR SECONDARY

TENDER

NOTE :

Scale : 1:10

O Transmittal/letter no.

All M.S. components will be given a paint finish. name of consultants

north

name of client

content

STAIRCASE DETAILS

640/KC O Print for

per job scale: as design no.

640

Kids and senior citizens area

PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE

Kids and senior citizens area are planned on the inner side to ensure safety and ease of use

Residential Tower, Kalyan Project area - 6500 Sq.mt Stages worked on Concept development Design development This is upcoming residential tower offers a huge podium that has been designed with various activities for the residents. The brief involved designing various greens to compensate the less ground space and provide different areas for children to play. An effort for integrating the softs-cape and hards-cape via lawn strips creeping into the spaces has been designed to amplify the effect of green and increase shade throughout

Central node Landmark being the prominent zone, created at the central core of the two towers. Indoor spaces This zone caters to indoor activities like gathering areas, rock climbing areas, reading area and various other spaces.

Various seating pockets encouraging interaction among residents

SECTION

Creating an extension of the EPDM area into the covered area to give more space to kids

Entrance from the buildings Activity zone

Fire fighting staircase

Badminton court

Activities like Gym and Play area are planned in the zones that receive the required sunlight.

Path leading to open spaces

Play area Senior citizen court

Evening zone This area has been defined as a cosy and comfortable evening zone with yoga spaces, evening walk pathways, various seating spaces etc.

Yoga Area

Lawn Games corner

SKA TIN

INK

Gym

Podium plan

Creating an extension of the EPDM area into the covered area to give more space to kids

Architectural Thesis 2020

Performing Arts Institute ( Dance) Project area - 36,200 Sq.mt

1. Today, dance has become a form of commercial bollywood business instead of a form of art. Higher education gives a perfect opportunity to an interested individual to explore this as a form of art and expand their horizon. 2.Being Trained in a degree, prepares the individual in all aspects of the dance from ranging from practical to theory and also helps the performer to take it to an international level and represent the country on a higher level. 3. Almost none of the institutes in India offer a platform that allows a practice of classical and western dance form together under a single roof. For both these dance forms to flourish its important that they co-exist and amalgamate to create better content that can be showcased to the world.

Current scenario in dance education When asked for thoughts on education in dance and opportunity for dance as a career in a survey, following were the answers

Basic infrastructure is not developed.

Performing arts can play an important role in an individual’s life and makes their personality versatile. Requires more visibility and encouragement. Its growing but pace is slower. Parents should be supportive about this art. Encourage art just as we encourage engineering. Should be considered as a compulsory subject. Fees should be nominal

Designed program PRIVATE Based on the subjects required for dance to be learned professionally in a university, certain functions are essential to be includ GF.psd ed in the program. All of these functions contribute to the wholesome growth of the dancer and allows him/her to expand their knowledge through interaction, collaboration and theoretical knowledge. Since the institute accommodates various dance forms, for every dance form to flourish it is important that the students thrive on its original culture as well as form a new culture that signifies the amalgamation of two different dance forms together. Individual dance studio for Dance each dance form.

More information should be provided to the common man

Fitness

Basic motivations and opportunities are required since school time.

Music

Music room Recording studio

Theory

Lecture rooms - Library - Computer room

There should be more performances done to art encourage the art.

Gymnasium - Yoga Mediation space

PUBLIC A dance institute thrives not only only the studio spaces but also on what amount public interaction dose it offer. For the dancers to flourish in their careers, a showcase of their talent is extremely important. Thus, the different auditoriums become a vital part of the institute that help the students in expanding their horizon. Along with this, the auditoriums play a role in helping the institute to sustain and manage their finances by being let out for different events and organizations.

Dance forms Different types of theaters. Black box theater Thrust stage auditorium Proscenium theater

The institute accommodates dance forms that are classical as well as western. All of these dance forms have a good potential to mingle and share a cultural background. This can help the students in learning a new art and developing their skills better all around. Odissi

Bharat natyam

Kathak

Contemporary

Kathakali

Hip hop

Ballet

Mohini yattam

Interactions Varying performance spaces.

Jazz

SITE Kalina university, Santacruz PLOT AREA 36,200 sq.m - 8 acres

Aerial view of the institute

Kuchipudi

Design process

The site has two main entries1. Hans- Burg marg

CANOPY SHADED OVER AN OPEN PRACTICE COURTYARD FOR STUDENTS

2. The internal road from kalina university.

Scooping out courtyards

OPEN COURTYARD

CANOPY OVER THE CANTEEN

As per the requirement of the functions, the program has been bifurcated into two sections. 1. Public services Allowing cross ventilation throughout

2. Private institute affiliated with Mumbai university.

Understanding the wind flow

Building an entrance

Performing arts institute

Dance studios

Built form Circulation Softscape around the studios

Common rooms Locker rooms

Kathakali studio Elongated due to the practice with costumes and the space it occupies.

Hip hop - contemporary Increased height for better effect and flexibility of the body movements.

Bharat natyam - Odissi Kuchipudi - Jazz Stepping down to a more concentrated space.

Kathak - Ballet Linear due to the movements of the dance form.

Mohini yattam studio The porous faacde allows the dancer to view 360 degree of the studio

GROUND FLOOR PLAN The institute serves two purposes of performance areas that can be let out as well as dance studios for students to practice.

DESIGN FEATURES

Varying heights making every space a different experience throughout the institute.

The shadow play of the jalis also initiate various moods in the entire institute .

The waffle slab canopy contributes hugely to the space making it feel more lively and interesting.

The central open courtyard acts a space where people coming from outside as well as the students to mingle and interact with each other. It also forms a good transparency for the people visiting the institute to see how it functions and form an experience of the space that can be flourished further,

CENTRAL COURTYARD VIEW

The entrance of the institute itself has a double height that creates the massive grandeur required. Along with this, the play of light and shadow due to the jali adds to the beauty of the space.

DANCE INSTITUTE INTERIOR ENTRANCE 36

VIEW OF THE CENTRAL COURTYARD The central space can be used as an informal performing space as well as a space for dancers to practice their individual routines.

VIEW OF THE CENTRAL COURTYARD The central space can be used as an informal performing space as well as a space for dancers to practice their individual routines. 38

LIGHT - VENTILATION - SPACE ALLOCATION

Studio

ENTRANCE OF THE INSTITUTE

The south west winds are captured in each studio via the fenestrations and cross ventilation has been made possible by the use of jalis. This will ensure that the studio has ample amount of fresh air coming in at all times.

Common room

Locker room

In an institute with various cultures developing in every studio, interaction among the all dancers is a very important part. Along with the buffer spaces, the locker rooms and changing rooms of every two dance forms have been kept common, in order to intitate this interaction.

VIEW OF THE CENTRAL STAIRCASE

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Architecture semester 09

Logistics hub - Warehouse and training center, Raigad. Project area - 9400 Sq.mt

Number of students - 02 The selected plan is a part of the master plan designed by us in which we chose to detail out the highlighted portion. The program was designed in a way to make the make the entire process of production more customer friendly. It also aims towards being able to educate people in the required field so they can work better. The design aims at creating a safer space in primary since such locations can be intimidating. Thus, using containers as a facade even in the education space breaks the monotonous tone of a warehouse dominated site and makes it more lively. The program has been designed to function efficiently for user of any age and social class along with close proximity and being accessible.

WHAT IS A LOGISTICS HUB?

Pedestrian Truck

A logistics Centre is the hub of specific area where all the activities related to transport, logistics and goods distribution - both for national and internatational transit are carried out on a commercial basis by various operators.

Car

Training program for executives in understanding dproduction and disribution of goods to make it more efficient for their facility.

Training center includes discussion rooms, auditorium, a canteen and restaurant.

An executive hotel for the guests to stay in.

WAREHOUSE

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First floor plan of the training center

Ground floor plan of the training center 42

SITE PLAN

The facade replicate the container yards and create a language similar to theproduction house and warehouse in the vicinity.

View of the discussion rooms in the training center

HOTEL The connecting bridge between the hotel and the training center

The entrance over looking the pond that opens up to the scenery in front.

Discussion rooms with a central courtyard

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VIEW OF THE WAREHOUSE AND THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Academic Project - Semester 4

Yoga studio + Residence, Worli Project area - 5000 Sq.m Since the user is a well known yoga instructor, the design reflects an amalgamation of the outer surroundings with the ambiance inside. The house revolves around the courtyard with major circulation happening through the courtyard to make it a more lively space. The above floors follow the same pattern with the accommodating rooms having a sea face view. A balance has been maintained in open and enclosed spaces to bring an extensive portion of nature in the interiors and create an environment suitable for rejuvenating yoga practices.

The house revives the frehsness that any resident would want to feel living adjacent to the sea, especially a yoga instructor.

The house revolves around the central courtyard.

Studio with the facility of an office and changing rooms as well as a garden to over look at the sea.

The house also opens up for the view of the sea and adornes a beautiful pitched roof that elevates the space further. 46

The entrance of the house is designed to welcome people with the calming view of the lily pond and a partially open garden adjacent to it.The structure steps on the outside towards the sea with the gardens of every room enjoying the serenity of the sea parallel to it.

The cantilevered gardens of every room,also serving as weather protection for the room below.

The intersection between the studio and residence.With a huge window with obstruction to provide enough light as well as to mantain the privacy of the bunglow has been given in the studio.

The mezannine in the studio works as a isolated space for the users to practice and meditate in solace.The partial parapet wall works as an open garden for the users to enjoy the view of the sea. Also,the huge height with timber windows adds to the vastness of the space.

The pergola acting as a connection between both the functions.

Academic Project - Competition

Site visitor’s center

Academic Project - Competition

IGBC Competition Displacement due to development induction is a subset of forced migration. It has been largely associated with the construction of dams,creating national parks for commercial and economic purposes. Many individuals and communities often tend to lose their homelands because of this fictitious redeveloping of the village. A similar case has been observed in Chandoli, Maharashtra where rehabilitation of the inhabitants has taken place, having them shifted to the outskirts of the national park. Thus paying attention on their sympathetic condition,we have chosen this village as it collaborates with the criteria of the brief. Thus, freeing the villagers from the concrete world and getting their economic chain started back again was our main aim.

SITE Chandoli village, Maharashtra

Urmi Gohel Architecture portfolio Selected works