VA_Vol 1
Architecture Portfolio Varun Athotra
Selected Works 2018-22 Sushant School of Art and Architecture (2018-23)
VARUN ATHOTRA I’m an creative person and very meticulous about mywork. Creating new things, exploring new materialsand techniques excite me the most. Leadership, Problem solving and Resilience are mycore skills, which I have acquired throughout my timein the field of architecture. +91-9713048784 varun.athotra@gmail.com Rudraksh Park Phase 2, Bawadiya Kalan, Bhopal, M.P. https://www.linkedin.com/in/varun-athotra-74641317b/ athotra-74641317b/
REFERENCES
1. Ashish Aggrawal S G KREATIVE, Gurgaon, India
2. Niraja Adloori Professor, Vastu Kala Academy
ashish2908@gmail.com
+91-8447111088
3. Yusuf Arsiwala Founder & Managing Director at RootBridge Collab, Delhi, India +91-9601076839
EDUCATION
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1. SAVERA VENTURES - Internship
1. CLASS X - 2016 St. Joseph Co-Ed School Bhopal (M.P)
2. CLASS XII - COMMERCE - 2018 St. Joseph Co- Ed School Bhopal (M.P)
3. UNDERGRADUATE - ARCHITECTURE
2018-2023 Sushant School of Art and Architecture
- Worked as Intern for 1 month. - Contributed in renovation of an Railwaystation. - Designed a kiosk (Shawarma Kiosk) July 2021 Bhopal, M.P
2. Interior design of a 2 BHK flat Freelance Project June 2021 Bhopal, M.P
3.Interior Design of a 3 BHK Flat Freelance Project November 2021 Delhi, U.P
SKILL
4. Backyard Design Client Name - Rohit Athotra Freelance Project
AUTODESK Autocad Revit
ADOBE
January 2022 Rewa, M.P.
ADOBE (3D and Rendering)
SOFT SKILL
Photoshop Indesign
Sketchup Enscape Rhinoceros 3D Lumion
PHYSICAL MODEL MAKING
MICROSOFT OFFICE
Word, Powerpoint, Excel
ADAPTABLE
NATIONALITY
PUNCTUAL
INDIAN
PATIENCE
LANGUAGES 1. HINDI 2. ENGLISH 3. PUNJABI
Native Fluent Fluent
TEAM WORK
TABLE OF CONTENT semester | year
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RE - LOOP
02
Sama Dhruva (Level Knot)
03
Building Construction
04
page no.
06 | 2021
01 - 14
05 | 2020
15 - 28
04 | 2020
29 - 34
Building Construction
05 | 2020
35 - 44
05
Adance Building Construction
06 | 2020
45 - 58
06
Urban Design
07 | 2021
59 - 70
07
Dissertation in Architecture 2021-2022
07 | 2021
71 - 74
Resilient Hybrids | Reimaged Public Space
Adaptive Habitat | Resilient Place
R.C.C. Construction
Steel Construction
Semester 5 Design (Sama Dhruva)Working Drawing
DÉJÀ VU Studio - Network Studio
Evolution in Archi-Machinery
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08
House Interior
09
House Interior
10
Food Shop Design - jaffa
11
75 - 84
Freelance Work in Collabiration with P.R.S Associates, Delhi. A-126 Vasant Kunj, New Delhi
85 - 92
Freelance Work, Bhopal , M.P.
B-28 Aakriti Retreat, Co-Operative Society,Bawadiya Kalan, Bhopal, M.P.
Freelance Work in collabiration with Savera Ventures, Bhopal.
93 - 98
10 no. Market near fulvaari, (opposite manjeet), Bhopal, M.P.
Miscellenius Work Material Techniques and Processes Project Semester Year
: Academic : 04 : 2020
Building Construction furniture making Project Semester Year
103
: Academic : 01 : 2018
Model Making Project Semester Year
99 - 102
: Academic : 01, 04, 05 : 2018 - 2020
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1
RE-LOOP
Supplementary space on our site called the Cultural Street for the local residents and other people to sit and enjoy. Codesigned with Kshitij Sethi
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Site Name : Sikanderpur Metro Station Global-Coordinates : 28.2859 °N 77.0534 °E Altitude : 247 M Site Location (Macro) : Gurgaon Golf Course Road Site Location (Micro) : Sikanderpur Metro Station Topographical Features : Strata (Soil Type/ Terrain Characteristics) Plain Site (Minimal Contours) with Loamy Soil Vegetation - Ample Vegetation around Edges Area : 33000 Sq. Meters
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The Feasibility of this X-Factor depends on the results of the research that indicates that culture centers are important for local communities as a venue of organizing their leisure, providing opportunities for self-expression, initiatives and cultural education. 23:00
00:00
Female Population - 6,97,742(23%)
Old Adults
Male Literacy
Male Population
Children (Under 15 Years)
Average Literacy
Total Population Female Literacy - 84.7% (31%)
Children - 5,05,488 (33%)
Average Literacy - 84.7% Total Population - 15,14,432 (50%)
01:00
Male Population - 8,16,690 (27%)
02:00
22:00
Visitors of X-Factor
03:00
21:00
04:00
20:00
Male Literacy - 90.46 (36%)
Population
Adults - 8,07,866 (53%)
Literacy
Age Demographic Defense - 633 (1%)
Unemployed - 34,832 (2%)
Students
19:00
Rural
Casual Employment
Urbanized
Public Transport
Rural - 472,179 (32%)
Employed
Industrial
Transport - 4428 (13%)
Commercial
6,25,461 (41%)
05:00
06:00
Residential
Urbanized - 1,042,253 (68%)
Employed - 8,54,139 (56%)
Professionals and Performers
Activity Mapping for X-Factor
Defense
Public - 5,677 (17%)
Unemployed
Casually Employed
18:00
Old - 2,01,076 (13%)
Female Literacy
Female Population
Residential - 16021 (48%)
Industrial - 4613 (13%) Commercial - 1616 (4%)
Urbanization Demographic
Employment Demographic
Land Demographic
Skill School Users
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07:00
16:00
Shoppers and Eaters
08:00
09:00
15:00 14:00 12:00
Old
Female Population - 6,97,742(23%)
Adults
Business People
10:00 13:00
Old - 2,01,076 (13%)
Male Population
Children (Under 15 Years)
Total Population
11:00
The Sikanderpur site is an important junction in the overall aspect of Gurgaon as it connects 3 major roadways whilst simultaneously connecting the 2 important metro stations of Gurgaon. Thus the feasibility of the Program as a Youth Recreation Center in the heart of Gurgaon makes sense as it provides a gateway for the people nearby to connect and socialize.
Female Population
Children - 5,05,488 (33%)
Total Population - 15,14,432 (50%) Adults - 8,07,866 (53%)
Male Population - 8,16,690 (27%)
Age Demographic
Population
Entrance Amphitheatre Primary Circulation Secondary Circulation Zoning
Kiosks and Hawkers F5.6
Near Adajacent Far Away
Cafe
Amphitheatre F5.2
In accordance with the aspects of accessibility and permeability, the site is located on a busy intersection of busy roads, along with Metro Stations located next to it. The analysis of the pedestrian and vehicular entries and exits on the site, along with potential noises on the edge conditions, helped us in understanding the potential area where the structure could be built.
Performing Arts Arena F5.3
Cafe F5.5 03
Skill School
Kiosks
Public Space
Entrance F5.1
Theatre School
Skill School F5.4
The Demographic of the various groups ranging from Office People to Labourers. Another major demographic found at the site was immigrants who came from many other states. Apart from Precipitation, Pollution is another main issue, located on the cusp of major transportation roadway, pollution and smog may occur due those transportation related emissions from the many vehicles that use the major roadways daily.
Volumatric Iteration - 1
Volumatric Iteration - 2
BUSINESS HOTEL
COMMERCIAL OFFICES
COMMERCIAL OFFICES BUSINESS HOTEL
RETAIL X FACTOR
RETAIL
X-FACTOR ENTRANCE
ENTRANCE
Concept - Privacy Levels (Public to Private)
Inferences The most public functions included the Retail, X-Factor Spaces within which also the Privacy levels differed. Above the X-Factor is the Business Hotel which is a semi private space with hotels and banquets located at the bottom and the Rooms at the top. The Office function which is the most private is connected to the Business Lounge of the Hotel at the top.
Concept - Views
Inferences In the concept of views we arranged the spaces in the order of hierarchy where the maximum views of the surroundings would be required and where they wont be as influential. The Spaces that require views for its experiential quality are the Business Hotel and Commercial Offices, as much of hotel rooms depend on rooms.
Volumatric Iteration - 4
Volumatric Iteration - 3
BUSINESS
X-FACTOR BUSINESS HOTEL
COMMERCIAL OFFICES
RETAIL
COMMERCIAL
RETAIL
BUSINESS
X-FACTOR
ENTRANCE
Concept - Compactness
Inferences Unlike the previous 2 concepts, we unified the structure into a more basic and refined idea with each space being constrained, the overall experience of the site would be created through this only. The Compactness of the structure would further be utilized in the Final Iteration making the whole Final Idea more user experience oriented.
X-FACTOR
ENTRANCE
Inferences In the Final Evolution of the Volumetric Iteration, we created the idea by combining the inferences. From Privacy, we took the vertical stacking of the structures. From Views, we took the concept of view for user experience oriented functions. From Compactness we took the stacking of larger spaces, such as Business Hotel 04 and Offices.
Process
The Final Layer we utilized for creation of the final hybrid was the Social Layer (Urban Porosity) where we restacked and reimagined the spaces in our structure while adding numerous terraces, open gardens, etc. These spaces would act as hot spots for outdoor gathering on the structure.
Process
The Final Layer we utilized for creation of the final hybrid was the Social Layer (Urban Porosity) where we restacked and reimagined the spaces in our structure while adding numerous terraces, open gardens, etc. These spaces would act as hot spots for outdoor gathering on the structure.
ILTERATION B - Process
Process
Here we focused on connecting the whole structure through an outward facade that would act as connecting space and an outdoor space at the same time hence creating loops and many different types of voids connecting each and every space, and creating a public space outdoor.
Process
For our derivation of our form iterations, we took certain lenses/layers that helped us in creating and shaping the final form iteration. The Layers that we considered and utilized in the process were – Views, Entries and Exits, AD5, and Social Layer.
ECOLOGICAL COMPONENT
The Form Iteration 1 was the first alteration of the Vertical Hybrid structure. In the FI 1 we undertook certain aspects such as Views, Climate, Circulation, Entries and Social Structure in order to create the final form.
The Form Iteration 2 was our another attempt at the creation of a working form that showed what we wanted from the site in terms of parameters. In contrast to the physical parameters that we took for the first iteration, in this we took our earlier concepts of an interlace ribbon structure inspired from for AD5 initial design inspiration of the Endless Knot.
Cores in the Structure
Final Form Ecological Component We wanted to incorporate Passive Design Strategies, particularly for Ventilation in order to combat the ventilation required for our Public Spaces that we have created in our structure as the overall poop. In order to create these passive design ventilation techniques, we undertook the concept of the Wind Catchers in order to ventilate the overall systems we have created in our structure.
Privacy Levels
06 Private Level
Semi Public Level
Public Level
COMBINATION OF 2 FORMS We took the Final Formulations of the 2 Iterations we had made and created a hybrid out of it in order to incorporate fully our AD Sem 5 Concepts that we wanted to take forward, particularly the Endless Loop. Section 1 - Connections
Section 3 - Connections
Wind Tower 1
Wind Tower 3
Wind Tower 2
Section 2 - Connections Entries and Exits to the Structure
Section 4 - Connections Entries and Exits to the Structure
Air Circulation in the Loop
Loop Component The loop component that we utilized in our structure is inspired from the AD Sem 5 Learning of the Endless Loop and its application in structure. We have undertaken the same concept forward more like a Ribbon structure of Open and Public Spaces that connect each and every level together in the Hybrid and bring the structure together as a whole.
Air Circulation After Understanding the connections of the entries and exits we had, we reworked the overall circulation of air inside the lopped structure. The Sections made us understand that where the air and its circulation will travel through and where they will interact with the structure.
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Combination of 2 Forms We took the Final Formulations of the 2 Iterations we had made and created a hybrid out of it in order to incorporate fully our AD Sem 5 Concepts that we wanted to take forward, particularly the Endless Loop.
ECOLOGICAL COMPONENT
Spring and Summer
Ecological Component – Working January-54% February-45% March-37%
Summer
April-28% May-31% June-40%
Monsoon
July-63% August-69% September-59%
Winter
October-45%
08 November-47% December-55%
ECOLOGICAL COMPONENT - Green Facade
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SITE PLAN
Sikanderpur Metro Station MehrauliGurgaon Road
Rapid Metro Station
Exit Main Structure
Golf Course Road Cultural Street Entry
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SECTION
A
A’
B
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B’
RENDERED VIEWS
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13
14
2
Sama Dhruva (Level Knot)
A Centre integrating Leisure, Providing Opportunities for Self-expression, Initiatives whilst Providing a base for cultural interaction. Codesigned with Kshitij Sethi
Site Name - Gurgaon Site Global - Coordinates 28.4328 N 77.1060 E Altitude - 249 M Site Location (Macro) - Gurgaon Golf Course Road Site Location (Micro) - Sector 54 Strata (Soil Type/ Terrain Characteristics) - Barren Terrain with Loamy Soil Type Area - 9000 Sq. Meters Vegetation - Non Existent Vegetation 15
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INSPIRATION Buddhist symbolism is the method of Buddhist art to represent certain aspects of dharma, which began in the fourth century BCE. In Buddhism, the Eight Auspicious Symbols are a set of objects that represent qualities of enlightenment and serve as teaching tools. For this program we have chosen the EndSa piece of imagery present throughout many ancient cultures and beliefs. In Buddhism the knot serves as a symbol of the Buddha’s endless wisdom and compassion in addition to eternal harmony.
The Imagery signifies the Dramatic Interplay and Interaction of the Opposing Forces in the Dualistic World of Manifestation, leading to their union, and ultimately to harmony in the universe.
INITIAL PROTOTYPES - Module Generation
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PROGRAMMING AND ZONING
The Program we had chosen for the site was an institution – Learning Centre. This Learning Centre helps us in creation of the resilience programme through its Community, Cultural and Social Resilience. The Program of the Learning Centre is an umbrella containing various institutions existing in an interconnected manner. In order for the specifics we have the following in the site – Exhibition Space Cultural Centre Food Street Open/Closed theatres Institution (Propagation of culture and arts in the community) Stage Areas Pavilions
Programming of the site assisted us in understanding what would the overall site encompass. This Programming is a critical step in respect to our chosen system as it entails the overall layout and design of specific spaces as well as the site. First we 18 identified the User Groups that would use our site and then isolated the most utilised circulation routes for the site to function upon.
VOLUMETRIC ITERATION The Site had a variety of parameters that would affect the development of the overall layout of the Iterations, such as the Views, Noise and the Entries which physical affect the layout and design of the site.
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Site
FORM GENERATION - Prototyping on site
Iteration 2
Iteration 3
Iteration 1
Iteration 2
Iteration 3
Iteration 1
Iteration 2
Iteration 3
Culture
Program
Iteration 1
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Movement
FORM GENERATION - Prototyping on site
Iteration 2
Iteration 3
Iteration 1
Iteration 2
Iteration 3
Iteration 1
Iteration 2
Iteration 3
Element – Sun
Technology
Iteration 1
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CONCEPTUALIZATION
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CONCEPTUALIZATION
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CONCEPTUALIZATION
Initial form
Grid form
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EVOLUTION OF FORM Evolution of Form through Algorithms (Initial to Grid Form) – The use of Algorithm evolved 6 Different Iterations where the variables of Grid (5x5 Meters drawn on the basis of the 2 Axes), Height of Structure (3-4 Meters of each unit) and Death Logic (Using of Curves at a Standard Length). The Chosen Configuration (GxD2) was then used on the site and refined further using site conditions such as Access Points, Contours, etc and then remodelled into the Grid making the Final Iteration of our overall form.
Access and Entries
Algorithm
Circulation Spaces
Knot Structure
Circulation Cores
Open Spaces and Courtyard
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SITE PLAN
26
FLOOR PLANS
Basement Plan
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First Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
VIEWS / SECTION
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Building Construction R.C.C. Construction Steel Construction Project : Academic Semester : 04 Year : 2020
PLANS CORE AREA 10500mm * 5500mm
A'
LIFT - 2500mm * 2500mm ELECTRIC SHAFT 950mm * 500mm
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LIFT - 2500mm * 2500mm
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ELECTRIC SHAFT 950mm * 500mm
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GENTS TOILET - 32m2 2 LADIES TOILET - 37.8m
PARKING 5000mm * 2500mm * 24
2000
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NAME - VARUN A SUB. - BUILDING PROG. - B. ARCH CLASS - 2C DATE - 28 MAR 2 ALL DIMENSION
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METAL MESH CLADDING 3mm
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HIGH PRESSURE LAMINATE 2mm
N.G.L _ +00mm
N.G.L _ +00mm
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TOUGHENED GLASS 8mm
STILT LEVEL +900mm
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METAL MESH CLADDING 3mm
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WOOD PLASTIC COMPOSITES 15mm
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DRY MORTAR
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Front Elevation
PCC 60mm
STONE COPPING INNER WALL 10mm
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TERRACE LVL. E LVL. BRICK14100mm BAT COBA m 200mm
MORTAR 15mm
PCC 60mm
7 15mm
TILES 30mm
POINTING
EXTERIOR WALL 20mm
BRICK BAT COBA BRICK BAT COBA 200mm 200mm SLAB PCC MORTAR MORTAR PCC 150mm 60mm 15mm TILES 15mm 60mm 30mm VENTILATOR
THIRD FL. LVL. +10800mm
WATER DETAILA A PROOFING DETAIL
SKIRTING 100*10
WATER PROOFING 15mm
TILES PLINTH30mm
300mm*115mm
NGL _ +00mm
PCC GOLA
FL. LVL. mm
THIRD FL. LVL. +10800mm
DETAIL A
WATER PROOFING 15mm
SECOND FL. LVL. +7500mm
STONE COPPING
DETAIL - A SCALE 1:20
TILES MORTAR 30mm 15mm
WATER PROOFING 15mm
TILES INNER WALL 30mm
100*10
PCC GOLA
PLINTH PROTECTION
MATERIAL WATER TO AVOID ABSORPTION OF PROOFING WATER 15mm
DOOR FRAME
PLINTH PROTECTION
DETAIL - B SCALE 1:20
BAT 750mm*100mm
PCC 100mm
5mm DROP
BASEMENT LVL. WATER -2400mm PROOFING 15mm
DETAIL B
NGL _ +00mm
BRICK WALL 230mm
DETAIL BB DETAIL
MUMPTY F.F. BRICK BAT COBA PCC 200mm 60mm
15mm
BROKEN BAT
BRICK WALL 230mm
BASEMENT LVL. -2400mm BRICK WALL 230mm
WATER PROOFING 15mm
POST 40*40
DETAIL - B SCALE 1:20 PCC 100mm
DOOR FRAME
BRICK WORK
ON TOP OF DETAIL -C RCC BEAM FOR ADDITIONAL SCALE STEPS. 1:20
MUMPTY
BRICK WORK ON TOP OF RCC BEAM FOR ADDITIONAL STEPS.
SCALE 1:20
MORTAR 15mm
BROKEN BAT
BRICK WALL 230mm
BRICK WALL BRICK230mm WALL
BROKEN BAT
MORTAR 15mm
RCC FL. SLAB 150mm
BRICK WALL 230mm 230mm BROKEN WATER SLAB BAT PROOFING 150mm 15mm
BRICK WALL 230mm
BRICK WALL 230mm
DETAIL - D SCALE 1:20
MORTAR 15mm
TILES 30mm
WATER PROOFING 15mm
SLAB 150mm
POST 40*40
POST 40*40
WATER SLAB BALUSTER PROOFING 150mm 15mm
LEAD FILL
DETAIL - D TILES 30mm
SCALE RCC FL. 1:20 SLAB 150mm
RCC FL. SLAB 150mm - 1 DETAIL
WATER PROOFING 15mm
DETAIL C
DETAIL - 1 SCALE 1:20
BRICK WALL 230mm
BRICK WALL 230mm
TILES 30mm
BRICK BAT TILES PCC PCC MORTARCOBA 30mm 60mm 60mm 15mm 200mm
SLAB 150mm
DETAIL SCALE 1
HANDRAIL HANDRAIL 40*40 40*40 BROKEN BAT
BRICK BAT COBA MUMPTY PCC F.F. 200mm 60mm
BROKEN BAT 750mm*100mm
BRICK BAT COBA PCC 200mm 60mm
MUMPTY F.F.
F.F. PCC DETAIL 5mmPCC - C 100mm BRICK BAT 100mm DROP DETAIL 1 COBA SCALE 1:20 200mm
BRICK WORKBRICK WORK
RCC FL. SLAB 150mm
NGL _ +00mm
MUMPTY F.F.
DETAIL C
30mm
DETAIL - D HANDRAIL 40*40 SCALE 1:20 SLAB 150mm
HANDRAIL 40*40
PCC 100mm
WATER PROOFING 15mm
DETAIL - B SCALE 1:20
ADDITIONAL STEPS. STEPS.
NGL NGL _ TILES MORTAR+00mm _ +00mm
160
33
DOOR FRAME
DOOR FRAME
5mm DROP
WATER PLINTH PROTECTION PROOFING 15mm
SCALE 1:20
5mm DROP
POST 40*40
POSTON TOP OF ON TOP OF RCC BEAM FOR 40*40RCC BEAM FOR ADDITIONAL
BASEMENT LVL. -2400mm
K WORK OP OF BEAM FOR TIONAL S.
ENT LVL. m
SLAB 150mm
RETAINING BROKEN BAT WALL 750mm*100mm 230mm
DOOR FRAME
NGL _ +00mm
TILES 30mm
NGL _ +00mm
EXTERIOR WALL 20mm
DETAIL - B
SAND FILL 50mm
5mm DROP
BRICK WALL 230mm
BASEMENT LVL. -2400mm
TILES 20mm
HANDRAIL 40*40
SCALE 1:20
STILT LVL. +900mm
STILT LVL. +900mm
MORTAR 15mm
SAND FILL 50mm
MORTAR 15mm
WATER PROOFING 15mm
WATER
RCC FL. SLAB DETAIL -C 150mm
BROKEN BAT
DOOR FRAME
VL. m
DETAIL - B SCALE 1:20
BRICK BAT COBA PCC 200mm 60mm
+4200mm BROKEN
WATER PROOFING 15mm BRICK WORK ON TOP OF RCC BEAM FOR ADDITIONAL STEPS.
TILES 20mm
DETAIL B
PCC 150mm
PLINTH VENTILATOR PROTECTION 300mm*115mm
DETAIL - C SCALE 1:20
RETAINING WALL 230mm
RETAINING WALL 230mm
RCC RAFT 400mm
160
+4200mm
PCC FIRST FL. LVL. 100mm
MUMPTY F.F.
0
m
5mm DROP
STILT LVL. +900mm
RETAINING WALL 230mm
PCC PROOFING 150mm 15mm
-2400mm BROKEN BAT 750mm*100mm
1100
TAIL - A RETAINING WALL ALE FL. LVL. 1:20 FIRST FL. LVL. 230mm
RETAINING
RCC RAFT 400mm
NGL _ +00mm
SKIRTING 100*10
PCC GOLA
WALL DETAIL -A 230mm SCALE 1:20
MORTAR 15mm
TILES MORTAR 30mm EXTERIOR WATER 15mm WALLPROOFING 20mm15mm
SLAB 150mm
VENTILATOR 300mm*115mm
DETAIL -A -A DETAIL SCALE 1:20 1:20 SCALE
BASEMENT LVL.
SKIRTING 100*10
SAND FILL 50mm
30mm
LIGHT WEIGHT MATERIAL TO AVOID ABSORPTION OF WATER
RETAINING WALL 230mmWEIGHT LIGHT
LAB NG 0mm
15mm
WATER PROOFING 15mm
NGL _ +00mm
+7500mm
VENTILATOR 300mm*115mm
SLAB 150mm
EXTERIOR WALL 20mm
FIRST FL. LVL. +4200mm VENTILATOR 300mm*115mm
EXTERIOR WALL 20mm SECOND FL. LVL.
WATER PROOFING 15mm
WATER MORTAR PROOFING 15mm TILES
TILES MORTAR 30mm 15mm
DETAIL - A SCALE 1:20
INNER WALL 10mm
SLAB 150mm
VENTILATOR INNER WALL 300mm*115mm 10mm
PCC 150mm
PCC GOLA
-A DETAILDETAIL -B SCALE 1:20 SCALE 1:20
SLAB 150mm
10mm
D FL. LVL. SECOND FL. LVL. TILES SKIRTING m 30mm +7500mm AR
SKIRTING 100*10
PCC 60mm
SLAB SLAB WATER WATER 150mm 150mm PROOFING PROOFING 15mm 15mm
INNER WALL 10mm
THIRD FL. LVL. +10800mm
POINTING
R
200mm
BROKEN BAT 750mm*100mm
160 740
SLAB 150mm
RETAINING WALL BRICK BAT COBA 230mm
TILES 20mm
MORTAR 15mm
SLAB 150mm
RCC RAFT 400mm
160
TERRACE LVL. 14100mm
BASEMENT LVL. -2400mm
SLAB LIGHT WEIGHT MATERIAL
POINTING
PCC GOLA
INNER WALL 10mm
WATER WATER 150mm TO AVOID ABSORPTION PROOFINGOF PROOFING 15mmWATER 15mm
STONE COPPING
PROTECTION
150
15mm
TILES 30mm
TILES RETAINING GOLAWALL SKIRTING MORTAR 30mm PCC 100*10 230mm 15mm
740
TILES MORTAR 30mm 15mm
POINTING
POINTING
1100
EXTERIOR WALL SECTION
160
STONE COPPING
15mm
STONE COPPING
DETAIL - SCALE D 1:20 SCALE 1:20KOTA STONE 20mm
DETAIL - 1 MORTAR SCALE 1:20 15mm
DETAIL DETAIL - 1A- 1A SCALE 1:10 SCALE 1:10
WATER
0mm PLINTH PROTECTION
STAIRCASE RETAINING WALL 230mm
MORTAR 15mm
BASEMENT LVL.BAT BROKEN -2400mm 750mm*100mm
1
RCC RAFT 400mm
RETAINING WALL 230mm
NGL _ +00mm
WATER PCC 150mm PROOFING 15mm SAND FILL 50mm
TILES 20mm
2
WATER LIGHT WEIGHT MATERIAL PROOFING TO AVOID ABSORPTION OF 15mm WATER
3 C'
TREAD - 300mm RISER - 165mmRCC RAFT
X
3
TREAD - 300mm TREAD - 300mm RISER - 165mm RISERSAND - 165mm FILL
DETAIL D SHEET- 09
BEAM DEPTH COLUMN SIZE COLUMN SIZE 400mm 500mm*350mm 500mm*350mm
DETAIL D SHEET- 09
1500
1500
1500
DETAIL - C HANDRAIL SCALE 1:20 40*40
D
12
12
10
14
8
8
4
6
6
2
4
4
2
2
BASEMENT LEVEL -2400mm
THIRD FL. LVL. +10800mm
160
SECOND FL. LVL. +7500mm SECOND
FL. LVL.
160
C'
C'
FIRST FL. LVL. +4200mm
STILT LVL. +900mm
24
2
24 22
2
C'
C'
MORTAR 15mm
MORTAR 15mm BASEMENT LVL. -2400mm
FIRST FL. LVL. +4200mm
STILT LVL. +900mm
90
86 84
98 82
46 44
BASEMENT LVL. -2400mm
2
56
98
82 100
54
2
94
96
84
52 48
FIRST FL. LVL. +4200mm
92
86 96
58 60
1
TERRACE LEVEL +14665mm
1
88 94
50
42 60
D
3000
92 88
56
58
2
1 90
54
44
STILT LVL. +900mm
3000 1
52
56 44
20
STILT LVL. +900mm
D
3000
D
48 46
18
20 40
40
50
46
16
18 38
STILT FLOOR STILT FLOOR FLOOR
C' 1
42
TILE F.F 20mm
16 36
2
D
3000
FIRST FL. LVL. +4200mm
STILT LVL. +900mm
34 26
X'
D
3000
50
TILE F.F 20mm
28
36
BASEMENT BASEMENT FLOORFLOOR BASEMENT
400
2100
400
SECOND FL. LVL. +7500mm
14
34
FIRST FL. LVL. +4200mm
DETAIL - 1 SCALE 1:20
12
10
26
X'
54
NGL. _ +00mm
28
BASEMENT LEVEL -2400mm
52
400
2100
NGL. _ +00mm
14
38
48
102
100
102
TERRACE LEVEL +14665mm
2
58
2
42 60
RCC FL. SLAB 150mm
160
740
160
2100
DETAIL 1 SHEET 10
1 12
10
BASEMENT LEVEL -2400mm
740
1100
900
600
900
900
600
600
RCC FL. SLAB 150mm
3000
22
THIRD FL. LVL. +10800mm
D
1
THIRD FL. LVL. +10800mm
+7500mm
DETAIL 1 DETAIL 1 SHEET 10 SHEET 10
1
3000
14
6
14
5500
TERRACE LVL. 14500mm
12
10 8
D1
C'
X
X'
POST 40*40
C'
D
3000
X
10 TERRACE LVL. 14500mm
C'
3000
TERRACE LVL. 14500mm
BEAM DEPTH BEAM DEPTH 400mm 400mm
1100
C'
5500
DETAIL - B THICKNESS THICKNESS - 150mm - 150mm SCALE 1:20
COLUMN SIZE 50mm 500mm*350mm SLAB SLAB
DETAIL - C SCALE 1:20
5500
3 DETAIL D SHEET- 09
5500
2
5500
2
5500
1
5500
1
5500
400mm
SLAB PCC THICKNESS - 150mm 150mm
NGL. _ +00mm
D
3000
5500
VENTILATOR 300mm*115mm
FIRST FL. LVL. +4200mm
TILE F.F 20mm
SECTION SECTION XX' XX' MORTAR 15mm
TYPICAL TYPICAL FLOORFLOOR (FIRST (FIRST FLOOR) FLOOR)
BASEMENT LVL. -2400mm
LEAD FILL
`
MORTAR 15mm
STAIRCASE STAIRCASE PLAN PLAN / SECTION / SECTION DETAIL - 1A SCALE 1:10
`
NAME - VARUN NAME ATHOTRA - VARUN ATHOTRA SHEET N SCALE - SCALE SUB. - BUILDING SUB. - BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION PROG. - B. PROG. ARCH- B. ARCH - SIGN SEMESTER -4 -SIGN 4 CLASS - 2C CLASS - 2CSEMESTER DATE - 28DATE MAR -2020 28 MAR 2020 ALL DIMENSION ALL DIMENSION ARE IN MM ARE IN MM
NAME - VARUN ATHOTRA
SCALE -
1:50 1:50 TE
TYPICAL FLOOR (FIRST FLOOR)
09
`
STAIRCASE PLAN / SECTION `
2
KOTA STONE 20mm
BALUSTER
SECTION XX'
TERRACE TERRACE FLOORFLOOR
SHEET NO. -
34
NAME - VARUN ATHOTRA SUB. - BUILDING CONSTR PROG. - B. ARCH SEME CLASS - 2C
4 35
Building Construction Steel Construction Project Semester Year
: Academic : 05 : 2020
FLOOR PLAN 1
3
2 4000
A'
4000
5
4 4000
7
6
4000
4000
4000
8
9
4000
10
1
3
2
4000
4000
4000
4000
5
4 4000
7
6
4000
4000
8
4000
9
4000
4000
10 4000
DETAIL - A SHEET 6
300
1200
BRICK WALL 230mm THICK
1200
A
A
I SECTION COLUMN 300 X 350 X 8
4000
4000
1200
B 4000
B
DETAIL IN INDEX
4000
450mm X 500mm R.C.C BEAM
C
N.G.L _ +00
1200
1200
E
4800
RAMP UP/DOWN
1200
SLOPE 1:8
4000
4000
D 450mm X 500mm R.C.C BEAM
3 WAY BRACING
3000
1500
D
300
4000
4000
C
4000
A' 1450
F
1500
4000
G
FINISHED FLOOR +600
4000
4000
B'
300
B
F'
G
1500
3370
4000
E'
650
F
3880
4000
E
2 WAY BRACING
H 4000
4000
H
REMARKS :
I
I
SUBJECT : BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TOPIC : FOUNDATION LAYOUT PLAN DATE : 18TH DEC. 2020
A
NAME - VARUN ATHOTRA CLASS - 3 - C ROLL NO. : 180BARCH125
FOUNDATION PLAN
FOUNDATION LAYOUT 4000
4000
7
6
4000
4000
4000
8 4000
9 4000
1
88
140
N.G.L _ +00
4000
HIP END DOWN SLOPE
4000
1500 300
4000
G
650
FINISHED FLOOR +600
H
4000
4000
3000
DOWN SLOPE
F
1500
G
4000
PURLINS
E
4000
F
4000
RIDGE COVER
4000
1500
4000
3000
4000
10
METAL ROOFING SHEET
D
MEZZANINE LVL. +3000
E
4000
9
2580
4000
SLOPE 1:8
4000
DOWN SLOPE
RAMP UP/DOWN
1200
4800
300
JOIST CHANNEL (60 X 60)
112
C
1200
DECK PROFILE 1mm THICK SHEAR STUD O20 X 120 LONG
1200
4000
48
METAL ROOFING SHEET 10 mm THICK
C
4000
8
RIDGE LINE
60
4000
4000
MESH REINFORCEMENT O 8mm
4000
7
6
DECK PROFILE SHEETING
B 146
D
4000
3000
4000
MEZZANINE FLOOR BEAM 250 X 300 X 6
CONCRETE SLAB 150 mm THICK
4000
5
4
75
1200
A
MEZZANINE FLOOR 16000 X 16000
FINISHED FLOOR (TILE) 1200 X 1200
3
2
1020
300
1020
1200
B
4000
GABLE END
4000
1200
A
01
ALL DIMENSION ARE IN MM
10
4800
4000
5
4
1500
3
2
GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOORPLAN PLAN
SHEET NO. -
DOWN SLOPE
1
SCALE -
1:100
H 4000
4000
REMARKS :
I
I
SUBJECT : BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
DOWN SLOPE
TOPIC : MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN DATE : 18TH DEC. 2020
36
NAME - VARUN ATHOTRA
MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN
MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN
CLASS - 3 - C ROLL NO. : 180BARCH125
SCALE -
1:100
SHEET NO. -
03
ALL DIMENSION ARE IN MM
ROOF PLAN
ROOF PLAN
TRUSS 1
3
CHANNEL PURLINS 150 X 6
90
5
4
ISA 90 X 90 X 6
90
150
2 4000
4000
4000
RIDGE CAP 12 mm THICK
14 BOLT
4000
180
CHANNEL PURLINS 150 X 90 X 6
14 BOLT
4000
ROOF SHEETING
ISA 90 X 90 X 6
16 BOLT
RAFTER 90 X 90
10 BOLTS TRUSS CENTER OF GRAVITY LINE
GUSSET PLATE 8mm
TRUSS MEMBER
DETAIL 1 SCALE 1:10
SCALE 1:50
DETAIL 1
RIDGE CAP
PL-1
RAFTORS 90 X 90
DETAIL 4
PL-2
CHANNEL PURLINS 150 X 90 X 6
PURLINS
DETAIL 3 PL-3 PL-4
DETAIL 7
PL-5
TRUSS CENTER OF GRAVITY LINE
METAL SHEET
PL-12 WEB MEMBER
ISA 90 X 90 X 6
16 BOLTS
DETAIL 2
ROOF SHEETING
PL-6 PL-7
GUSSET PLATE 8mm THICK
PL-11 PL-8
PL-9
DETAIL 5
PL-10
PL-13
SHOE ANGLE 15mm
TIE BEAM 80 X 80
DETAIL 6
CAP PLATE 14 mm BEAM 150 X200
TRUSS WITH GUSSET PLATE
RAFTER 90 X 90 X 8
BRICK WALL 230mm THICK
COLUMN 300 X 350
DETAIL 2
400 GUTTER
SCALE 1:10
SCALE 1:50
CHANNEL PURLINS 150 X 6 ROOF SHEETING
TRUSS CENTER OF GRAVITY LINE
ISA 90 X 90 X 6
16 BOLTS
16 BOLTS
RAFTER 90 X 90 X 6
CHANNEL PURLINS 150 X 6
ISA 90 X 90 X 6
WEB MEMBER
ROOF SHEETING
10 BOLTS
GUSSET PLATE 8mm THICK
10 BOLTS
WEB MEMBER
DETAIL 3 SCALE 1:10
GUSSET PLATE 8mm THICK
10 BOLTS
TRUSS CENTER OF GRAVITY LINE
TRUSS CENTER OF GRAVITY LINE
16 BOLTS
DETAIL 5
DETAIL 4 SCALE 1:10
GUSSET PLATE 8mm THICK
GUSSET PLATE 8mm THICK
TIE BEAM 80 X 80 X 6
RAFTER 90 X 90 X 6
TRUSS
SCALE 1:10
TRUSS CENTER OF GRAVITY LINE
GUSSET PLATE 8mm THICK
WEB MEMBER
10 BOLTS
16 BOLTS
10 BOLTS
TIE BEAM 80 X 80 X 6
TRUSS CENTER OF GRAVITY LINE
DETAIL 6 SCALE 1:10
WEB MEMBER
DETAIL 7 SCALE 1:10
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SECTIONS
1 PL-4 PL-5 PL-6 PL-7
1
SHOE ANGLE 15mm CONCRETE FILL
I SECTION BEAM 250 X 300
CAP PLATE 14 mm
I SECTION BEAM 150 X200
COLUMN 300 X 350 X 8
CONCRETE FILL
I SECTION BEAM 250 X 300
PL-10
MEZZANINE FLOOR +3150
I SECTION BEAM 250 X 300
PLATE 14 mm
1
I SECTION BEAM 250 X 300
STRINGER
300
SHOE ANGLE 15mm CONCRETE FILL CAP
I
H
G
4000
4000
4000
1000
4000 4000 4000 SCALE 1:10 BRICK WALL 230 THICK
4000
TREAD
2700
GABLE END
I SECTION BEAM 250 X 300
MEZZANINE FLOOR +3150mm
REMARKS :
STRINGER
NAME - VARUN ATHOTRA
WALL SECTION SECTION AA'
CLASS - 3 - C ROLL NO. : 180BARCH125
SCALE 1:10
4000
G 4000
4000
D
E
F 4000
4000
C 4000
A
B 4000
SCALE -
SHEET NO. -
09
1:5
2700
H
TOPIC : WALL SECTION DATE : 18TH DEC. 2020
DETAIL 1
I SECTION BEAM 250 X 300
I
SUBJECT : BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
FINISHED FLOOR +600mm
N.G.L 0.00
150
4000
300
CONCRETE FILL
COLUMN 300 XB 350 X 8A
3000
150
600
6000
N.G.L 0.00
C
B
FINISHED FLOOR +600mm
MEZZANINE FLOOR +3150
D
DETAIL 1
CONCRETE FILL
1000
2500
BRICK WALL 230mm THICK
E
F
COLUMN 300 X 350 X 8
DETAIL 1
TREAD
150
6000
PL-9
1000
PL-8
DETAIL 1
CONCRETE FILL
BRICK WALL 230 THICK
PL-5
PL-6
PL-7
COLUMN 300 X 350 X 8
PL-4
2500
BRICK WALL 230mm THICK
I SECTION BEAM 150 X200
PL-10
3110
1
PL-9
PL-8
1
4000
A' 1
2
3
4
BRICK WALL 230mm THICK
A
2
6
7
8
9
10
3
5
4
7
6
8
9
10
ALL DIMENSION ARE IN MM
I SECTION COLUMN 300 X 350 X 8
4000
B
5
DETAIL IN INDEX
4000
4000
4000
4000
4000
4000
4000
4000
N.G.L _ +00
150
1000
C RAMP UP/DOWN
D
SLOPE 1:8
E
600
RAFTORS 90 X 90
RAFTORS 90 X 90
F
PURLINS
FINISHED FLOOR GABLE END +600mm
B
B'
G FINISHED FLOOR +600
H
REMAR
PURLINS METAL SHEET METAL SHEET
SUBJEC
HIP END
WEB MEMBER
WEB MEMBER
I TIE BEAM 80 X 80
A
TIE BEAM 80 X 80 SHOE ANGLE 15mm
SHOE ANGLE 15mm
CAP PLATE 14 mm
CAP PLATE 14 mm
BEAM 150 X200
COLUMN 300 X 350
1000
3110
COLUMN 300 X 350
SECTION AA'
TOPIC DATE :
3000 N.G.L 0.00
600
150
3000 FINISHED FLOOR +600mm
BRICK WALL 230mm THICK
MEZZANINE FLOOR +3150mm 300
6000
MEZZANINE FLOOR +3150mm
N.G.L 0.00
RIDGE CAP
WALL SECTION
NAME -
FINISHED FLOOR +600mm
SECTION BB'
CLASS ROLL N
38
SCALE
1:5
STAIRCASE
G
E
E
F
DETAIL A
MESH REINFORCEMENT O8mm
RAILING 30mm THICK
SHEAR STUD O20 120 LONG
FINISHED FLOOR
200
150
DETAIL B
TREAD
300 O10 BOLT
50
2845
LANDIND
CONCRETE DECK SLAB PROFILE 1mm THICK
300
300
MEZZANINE FLOOR
COLUMN 250 X 300 X 6
STRINGER C - SECTION
RAILING
1310
150
1200
TREAD 50mm THICK
ANGLE CLEAT 4 mm THICK
STRINGER FINISHED FLOOR +600mm
DETAIL C
COLUMN 250 X 300 X 6
MAIN COLUMN 300 X 350 X 8
DETAIL - A
SECTION YY' 4000
SCALE 1:10
4000
1 1500
650
Y
Y'
POST 50 X 50 C-SECTION STRINGER 200 X 50 X 5
50
1500
BASE PLATE 10mm THICK
1000
P.C.C 1:2:4
300
150
300
50
SAND
PLAN
75
STONE FILL
100
150
TREAD
39 CHANNEL FRAME 60 X 60
250
300 50
LANDING 1500 X 1500
COLUMN 75 X 100 X 2
500
RAILING 30mm THICK
185
THREADING STEEL PLATE 10mm
C-SECTION STRINGER 200 X 50 X 5
DETAIL - B SCALE 1:10
900
DETAIL - C SCALE 1:10
FOUNDATION DETAIL
1
I - SECTION COLUMN 300 X 350
PLINTH LVL. +600
P.C.C 1:2:4
STONE FILLING
SAND
BRICK WALL 230 THICK THREADING
N.G.L 0.00
GROUTING 5mm
STEEL PLATE 10mm
1
Y
1200
50
50
PEDESTRAL 500 X 550
50
1
1200
150
50
150
250
I- SECTION STEEL COLUMN
50
x
SECTION YY'
200
250
A
200
50
50
50
ANCHORAGE L-BOLT 10 mm
R.C.C FOOTING
175 225
275
BASE PLATE 400 X 450 x 8
x'
175 225
275
TIE BEAM 450 X 500
I - SECTION COLUMN 300 X 350
PLINTH LVL. +600
P.C.C 1:2:4
SAND
STONE FILLING
DETAIL - A
Y'
BRICK WALL 230 THICK THREADING
N.G.L 0.00
GROUTING 5mm
STEEL PLATE 10mm
STED BAR EXTENDED
MAIN BAR
TIE
SAND
P.C.C 1:2:4
R.C.C 1:3:6
SECTION XX'
40
OUTSIDE
STEEL WINDOW 1
4
230mm THICK BRICK WALL
LINTEL LVL. STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F7D
10
10
BEADING
8
8
4
238
1
RUBBER GASKET 6mm GLASS
5
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F4B
8
7
1200
8
46
2 2
9
DETAIL S10
SCALE 1:1
SCALE 1:1
A'
9
12
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F7D
12
17
400
A
INSIDE
DETAIL S7
850
688 1134
7
2
5
HOLDFAST
33
6
3
6
OUTSIDE
BEADING
17
OUTSIDE 3
SILL LVL.
RUBBER GASKET 6mm GLASS
INSIDE
INSIDE ELEVATION
INSIDE
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F4B
DETAIL S8
DETAIL S9
SCALE 1:1
SCALE 1:10
SCALE 1:1
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F4B STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F4B
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F7D
OUTSIDE
RUBBER GASKET
INSIDE
OUTSIDE
RUBBER GASKET
INSIDE
BEADING
BEADING
6 mm GLASS
6 mm GLASS
DETAIL S4 SCALE 1:1
DETAIL S1 SCALE 1:1
PLAN AA' SCALE 1:10
6 mm GLASS
6 mm GLASS
BEADING TO HOLD GLASS
BEADING
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F7D
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F4B
RUBBER GASKET
RUBBER GASKET STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F7D
OUTSIDE
STEEL SECTION STEEL
INSIDE
SECTION
RUBBER GASKET
RUBBER GUSKET
3
22
22
20
46
BEADING
BEADING
6 mm GLASS
6 mm GLASS
DETAIL S5
DETAIL S2
SCALE 1:1
SCALE 1:1
20
3
NO. F7D
22
40
30
NO. F4B STEEL SECTION
5
20
46 3
22
20
3
20
3
15
3
INSIDE
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F7D
3
PIN O6mm WITH WASHER
25
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F4B
OUTSIDE
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F4B
3
NO. F7D
NO.22F4B
6 mm GLASS
20
46
6 mm GLASS BEADING
BEADING
3
20
3
RUBBER GASKET
OUTSIDE
INSIDE
RUBBER GASKET
OUTSIDE
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F7D
STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F4B
41
HINGE
22 STANDARD STEEL SECTION NO. F4B
NO. F4B
NO. F7D
DETAIL S3 SCALE 1:1
DETAIL S6 SCALE 1:1
INSIDE
ALUMINIUM WINDOW B' LINTEL LVL.
CLIP
LINTEL LVL. 3
5
A
750
1
5
5
7
8
8
2
2
7
INSIDE ELEVATION A'
INSIDE ELEVATION SCALE 1:10
8
7
8
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B
SCALE 1:10
5 MM GLASS
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ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
DETAIL S6
DETAIL S5
DETAIL S5
SCALE 1: 20
SCALE 1: 20
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5 MM GLASS
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DETAIL S5
SCALE 1: 20
SCALE 1: 20
5 MM GLASS
SECTION BB'
B
SCALE 1: 20
CLIP
SCALE 1:10
SCALE 1:10
CLIP
5 MM GLASS 101
CLIP
SILL LVL.
INSIDE ELEVATION
44.4
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
8
7
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
101
8
7
CLIP
5 MM GLASS
SILL LVL.
1 LVL. SILL
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
CLIP
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
5 MM GLASS
CLIP
SCALE 1:10
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM 44.4
PLAN AA'
CLIP
SCALE 1:10
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
CLIP
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM 5 MM GLASS
CLIP
44.4
ALUM. FRAME 5 MM GLASS 3 MM 5 MM GLASS
CLIP
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
ALUM
44.4
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
44.4
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SCALE 1:10
44.4
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
SCALE 1:10
SILL
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
DETAIL S8
DETAIL S7
SCALE 1: 20
SCALE 1: 20
SILL
SILL
OUTSIDE
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
CLIP
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
101
MM GLASS DETAIL 5S2
44.4
CLIP
230 MM THICK WALL
5 MM GLASS
BUTT HINGE
INSIDE
INSIDE
5 MM GLASS
DETAIL S1 SCALE 1: 20
230 MM THICK WALL
44.4
44.4
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INSIDE
DETAIL S1 SCALE 1: 20
DETAIL S2
101
44.4
101
230 MM THICK WALL
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
INSIDE
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
INSIDE
CLIP
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
5 MM GLASS
DETAIL S3 SCALE 1: 20
44.4
5 MM GLASS
ALUMINUM WINDOW INSIDE
230 MM THICK WALL
5 MM GLASS
44.4
INSIDE
DETAIL S3 SCALE 1: 20
ALUMINUM WINDOW DETAIL S2 SCALE 1: 20
CLIP MM GLASS DETAIL 5S4
SCALE 1: 20
101
5 MM GLASS
44.4
44.4
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
CLIP
SCALE 1: 20
44.4
SCALE 1: 20
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
OUTSIDE
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
44.4
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
101
44.4
DETAIL S1
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44.4
INSIDE
OUTSIDE
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
INSIDE
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM CLIP
OUTSIDE
ALUM. STY CLIP
101
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM 44.4 5 MM GLASS CLIP CLIP
44.4
CONNECTING SCREW
44.4
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM BUTT HINGE
230 MM THICK WALL
5 MM GLASS
44.4
OUTSIDE
5 MM GLASS CLIP
44.4
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
101
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SCREW
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SCALE 1: 20
SCALE 1: 20
ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
ALUM. STYLE 3 MM
44.4
CONNECTING ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
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SCALE 1: 20
CLIP
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DETAIL S8
CONNECTING SCREW
DETAIL S7
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ALUM. FRAME 3 MM
44.4
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SILL
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1
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44.4
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6
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3
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300
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3
3
5
3
4
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3
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INSIDE
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DETAIL S4 SCALE 1: 20
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DETAIL S3 SCALE 1: 20
42
RENDERS
43
44
5 45
Building Construction
Semester 5 Design (Sama Dhruva) Working Drawing Project Semester Year
: Academic : 06 : 2020
A
SITE SECTION
COU
DS ROA RSE COU GOLF
1500
40
ERV
D ROA
0 770
RSE
254
ICE
ADJOINING STRUCTURE
1000
LAN E
PILLAR NO. 207
MM
PILLAR NO. 208
8440 MM
32 16 0M M
0
770 ADJOINING STRUCTURE
500
10640 MM
2400
GOLF
PILLAR NO. 206
0
770 PILLAR NO. 209
B'
M
PROPERTY LINE - 40540 MM
D
ROA
0
118
RSE
80 M
0
COU
770
GOLF
B
PILLAR NO. 210
ADJOINING STRUCTURE
0
770 0
770
2016
ROAD LVL. ±0MM
0 MM
PILLAR NO. 211
500
PILLAR NO. 212
3500 3250
PROPERTY LINE - 31050 MM GOLF COU
0
770
3000 GOLF COURSE ROAD BYLANE
E LAN
D ROA
ICE
RSE
V SER
COU
PILLAR NO. 213
OAD
GOLF
R RSE
2500
0
ADJOINING STRUCTURE
1500
ADJOINING STRUCTURE
2000
2000
A' SITE 55410
PLINTH LVL. FORMATION LVL.
+450 ±00 -600
CONTOUR BOTTOM LVL.
SECTION AA'
46
ROAD
FOOTPATH
SITE
SEPERATION
11600
3170
35700
3250
SECTION BB'
ADJOINING STRUCTURE 13550
PLINTH LVL.
+450 ±00
FORMATION LVL.
-1260 CONTOUR BOTTOM LVL.
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R
R
R
50
A2
TERRACE LVL. +8460 MM
TERRACE LVL.
R
33
A3
00
R
35000
A6 50 00 46 44 0
A5 00
A4
50
R
R
R
R
50
C3
R
R
R
00
R
R
R
R
C2
R
R
15
R
R
R
5000
R
E3
20
56
E2
50
0 A1
COLUMN LAYOUT L1
L2
L3
5000
5000
A1 0
A9
58 00
1100
L1
BLOWUP 1 L2
5000
850
00
B1
B5
00 58
60 00
A8
5000
00 50
5000
5000
00 50
A7
5000
00
6340
00
35000
50
6340
A4
300 COLUMN L1H3 - BLOWUP 35000
3660
00 50
A3
375 375
C4 C5
5000
C6
COLUMN L3J2 - BLOWUP 3
5000
0
444
00
40
00
G
2
40
0
BLOWUP 3
5150
5150
D3
COLUMN G3K1 - BLOWUP 4 COLUMN G3K1 - BLOWUP
D3
G 00
F1
F2
00
00
F3
71
00
50
BLOWUP 5
00
F2
00
50 27
40
0
71
00
F3
27
40
71
0
50
BLOWUP 6
F4
81
00
F4
BLOWUP 6 00 50 00
20
20
56
56
E2
51
00
E3
E53312
0
00
50
50
81
5
0
12
33
00
00
0 00
E4
E6
E7
50
COLUMN G3L3 - BLOWUP 5
E6 E5
500 900
500 900 300
500
E4 E3
E2
285 600
COLUMN G3L3 - BLOWUP
00
BLOWUP 5
600
00
E7 75
71
325
285
00
75
BLOWUP 4
51
F1
325
350
350
BLOWUP 4
51
675 950
1
40
00
G
1
BLOWUP 3
750
950
D2 00 50
40 0
6200
0
334
J2
00 95
G 2
0
444
425
675
C8 00
0
334
750
300 300
D2
00
H3
J2
850
3
00
45
50
6200
0
425
C7 C7
50
H3
K1
850
00
00 95
H2
10
575
COLUMN L3J2 - BLOWUP 3
D1 C8 00
G
3
00
J1
K2
G
50
575
300
5000
50 68
A1
00
D1 45
H2
J1
K1
50
300 375
575 375
C6
K2
00
575
300
3660
5000
00
BLOWUP 2
50
A2
5000
0
46
44
50
00
A5
00 50
A4 00 50
A3 00 50
2
C4 C5
50
H1
550
COLUMN L1H3 - BLOWUP500 2
C7 C7
0
500
500 450
C3
BLOWUP 2
00
750 550
450
C2
C3
50
500 - BLOWUP COLUMN L3H1
C1
C2
50
A6
700
750
5000
A6 50 00 46 44 0
A5
10000
850
COLUMN L3H1 - BLOWUP 1
B5 C1
B2'
B2
5000
A9
00 50
5000
B1
20000
10
1100
700
20000
BLOWUP 1 10000
A7
B2'
B2
60
A8
L3
5000
1200
1200
300 500
600
600
COLUMN G1E1 - BLOWUP
COLUMN G1E1 - BLOWUP 6
SCALE - 1:25
S
CORE DETAILED PLANS
H1
H2
H2 10000
5000
5000
7500
PLUMBING - 1800X900
+300 MM
ELECTRIC SHAFT 1600 X 800
1000
300
2250
4800
A3
1600
FIRE - 1600X800 D1
+- 00 MM +150 MM
E7
E6
800
D1
1500
1000
1230 500
800
2200
D3
4600
D3 D3 D3
D3
D3
2000
D3
D3
D3
D3 D3 D3
D3 D3
D3 2000
W2
EQ
6850
D2
5000
4700
LANDING +2100MM
13
D1
245
STEPS - 22 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
11 12
+- 00 N.G.L
15
36
16
34 35
14
33
10
32
38 37
21
31
18
42 41
40 39
20
30
2150
17
43
400
19
28
29
1000
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
45 44
2250
STEPS - 21 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
1
27
880
4000 2000
46
1400
LANDING +2100MM
D1
490
D3
115 1000
1800
1500 800
2000 26
650
1500
EQ
1200
4150
47
2000
1500
1700
2520
2900
1630
GUARD ROOM 4000 X 2000
780
880
D1
2480
PLINTH PROTECTION
2080
9500
4100
1230
D1
400
1350
A2
500
750 1000
1500 1500
4300
4500
1500
2440
1500
LIFT - 2000X2000
D1
1120
2000
5700
SERVICE AREA +460 MM
SERVICE AREA +470 MM
LIFT - 2000X2000
1600
1500
4140
5000
465
3630
1200 1500
A1
+- 00 N.G.L
2000
+450 MM
W2
PLUMBING - 1800X900
PLINTH PROTECTION
CORE 1 SCALE 1:50
CORE 2 SCALE 1:50
52
NOTES H1
H2
H2 X'
SPOT SECTIONS THROUGH LIFT & TOILET A3
Y
A3
A2
A4
H3
A1
A2
A3
H2
H1
A4
A1
H3
H2
H1
X
1150
1200
3300
4500
D3
Y'
TERRACE LVL. +10680MM
TERRACE LVL. +10680MM
DISABLED WASHROOM D3
D1
D1
D1
3300
3150
D1
4500
W5
D1
STEPS - 7 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
SECOND FLOOR LVL. +7050MM
SECOND FLOOR LVL. +7050MM
TERRACE LVL. +10680MM
DISABLED WASHROOM
1150
SHEET 28
1200
DETAIL B
TERRACE LVL. +10680MM
DISABLED WASHROOM
FEMALE WASHROOM ENTRANCE TOWARDS MALE WASHHROOM
W5
D1
D1 D1
D1
D1
800
2150
3150
D1
3150
D1
3150
W5
D1
100
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +3750MM
SECOND FLOOR LVL. +7050MM
ENTRANCE TOWARDS MALE WASHHROOM
3150
W5
D1
D1
D1
D1
3150
D1
D1
D1
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +3750MM
ENTRANCE TOWARDS MALE WASHHROOM
180
F.G.L _00 +
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +3750MM
GROUND FLOOR LVL. +450MM F.G.L _00 +
DISABLED WASHROOM
D1
D1
F.G.L _00 +
150
GROUND FLOOR LVL. +450MM 375
2000 F.G.L _00 +
180
100
GROUND FLOOR LVL. +450MM
SHEET 28
PROJECT NAME : SAMA DHRUVA
D1
2100
D1
800
3800
3800
2150
3150
REVISION :
3150
D1 D1
D1
DETAIL C
R.NO.: DETAILS :
375
GROUND FLOOR LVL. +450MM FEMALE WASHROOM
150
100
800
2150
D1
SECOND FLOOR LVL. +7050MM
DISABLED WASHROOM
FEMALE WASHROOM
3150
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +3750MM
DISABLED WASHROOM
F.G.L _00 +
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
D1
2000
2100
3800
D1
2100
3600
3800
1800
CLIENT : D1
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
DRAWING TITLE : TOILET AND LIFT SECTION 1800
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
DESIGNED BY : KSHITIJ SETHI, DRAWING NO. : 25 VARUN ATHOTRA DATE : 05TH MAY 2021
LIFT SECTION YY'
ON XX'
SCALE 1:50
TOILET SECTION XX' SCALE 1:50
53
SCALE : 1:50
LIFT SECTION YY' SCALE 1:50
PRINT NO. :
TOILET SECTIONS TOILETS DETAIL O - CEILING DETAIL SCALE - 1:10
FILLING OF SUNKEN SLAB (BROKEN BATS)
FILLING OF SUNKEN SLAB (BROKEN BATS)
150 MM SLAB 20 MM CERAMIC TILING 10 MM MORTAR 230 MM BRICK WALL
150 MM SLAB
DISABLED WASHROOM
FEMALE WASHROOM
800
850
2100
800
2900
2900
ENTRANCE TOWARDS MALE WASHHROOM
20 MM CERAMIC TILE
20 MM CERAMIC TILE
100
10 MM MORTAR
10 MM MORTAR FILLING OF SUNKEN SLAB (BROKEN BATS)
FILLING OF SUNKEN SLAB (BROKEN BATS)
150 MM SLAB
150 MM SLAB
DETAIL R - SUNKEN SLAB AND WALL DETAIL SECTION XX' SCALE - 1:10
TOILETS
X
DETAIL P - CEILING DETAIL SCALE - 1:20 FILLING OF SUNKEN SLAB (BROKEN BATS)
FEMALE WASHROOM 20 MM CERAMIC TILING
PLUMBING - 1800X900
FIRE - 1600X800
800
150 MM SLAB
1600
SHAFT (1900X800)
D1
2250
10 MM MORTAR 230 MM BRICK WALL
3630
1200
5700
D1
1120
1700
2520
2440
D1
400
880
2900
1350
D3
D3
D3
D3
D3
400
100
D3
D3
D3
D3 D3
D3
1000
880
D3
D3
800
800
1400
D3
800
1500
490
115
D3
1500
1000
1200
800
2900
1630
SPOUT
20 MM CERAMIC TILE 10 MM MORTAR FILLING OF SUNKEN SLAB (BROKEN BATS)
PLUMBING - 1800X900
150 MM SLAB
DETAIL T - MARBLE FLOORING AND WALL DETAIL
X'
SCALE - 1:10
54
D1
D3
C12
BUILDING SECTIONS
J2
C8 W5
W5
3150
W5
W3
W5 W5
W2
1050
W3
W2
W5
W5
750
900
GROUND FLOOR LVL. +450MM
1050 W2
900
1500
2700
3000
W5
W3
1050
W3
W3
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
550
750 1050
750
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
A A’
W1
W3
W2
W2
1500
1650
D2
W5
W2
3300
600
150
750
900
900
STEPS - 20 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
900
2100
2700
1500
3150
3300
3900
D2
500
W3
1650
W3
500
W3
W3
750
W3
W3
W3
W3
3800
750
750
550
600
150
900
900
2100
2700
W2
STEPS - 20 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
3150
1500
1650
D2
1500
3150
3300
3900
D2
W2
500
W3
750
W3
W3
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +3750MM
550
750 1050
750 W1
3300
S E C T I O N
900
1500
2700
3000
1650
W3
3150
W3
W3
500
W3
W3
W3
W3
1050
750
750
550
SECOND FLOOR LVL. +7050MM
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
SECTION A
A3
A4
A5
A4
L1
L2
SEC
B1
L3
A4
A5
A4
L1
700
1050
S E C T I O N
TERRACE LVL. +10680MM
A3
550
4800
4500
D3
3150
1650
900
900
15000
L3
W5
1500
1650
W5
L2
W5
3150
3300
W5 W5
550
SECOND FLOOR LVL. +7050MM
W5
6700 W7
D2
1650
W5
W5
1500
900
900
COURTYARD LVL. +_0MM
900
3150
3300
150
SECOND FLOOR LVL. +7050MM
STEPS - 3 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
W7
W7
W7
W7
W5
2100 3800
300 3660
900
2000
GROUND FLOOR LVL. +450MM
W7
D2
1650
3150
3300
3000
3300 W7
1050
W7
D2 W5
W5
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
550
840
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +3750MM
W7
1430
55
1650
3150
W5
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
900
5970
3300
3660
3800
550
300
15000
2000
W5
GROUND FLOOR LVL. +450MM
W7
W7
W5
2100
3150
3300
W7
550
W7+10680MM W7
1650
B B’
W7
D2 W5
700
TERRACE LVL.
W7
1050
1050
550
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +3750MM
900
4500
4800
3150
3300
D3
A9
A8H2
TERRACE LVL. +10680MM
A8
H3
C1'
A9H1
K1 3 G
A5
2
A4
G
A2
E5
1050
1200
G 3
A'
J2
G 1
225
700
1500 3150 W7
F3 F4
LVL.
E2 E1
840
1050
700
W7
BASEMENT FIRST-3300MM FL. LVL. +3750MM
3300 4500
3660
3300
900
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
F2
11400
900
F1
SECOND FL. LVL. +7050MM
W7
G 2
H3
F.G.L _00 +
W7
J1
K2 K1
3300
W5
STEPS - 3 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
1500
3150
E1 H1
H2
W5
FIRST FLOOR LVL. +3750MM
E3 E2
150
1500
3150
900
SECOND FLOOR LVL. +7050MM
E4
A1
B
3600
2100
W5
W5
W5
TERRACE LVL. +10680MM
W7
D2
1500
D2
3150
W7
3150
1050
W7
E7
E6
F3
700
W7
L1
A3
150
3300
225 3150
11400
900 700 1500 900 700
W7
L2
F2
F4 FIRST FL. LVL. +3750MM
C8 D2
D3
1
3150
G
H3
F1
SECOND FL. LVL. +7050MM MUMTY LVL. +14355MM
D1
J2
3300
1500
700
H2
W5
J1
K2
H1
A7
C4
B1
B'
C7
A6
C5
1200
C6
1050
C7
C6
A1
B
W7
W5
A'
3600
2100
3150
STEPS - 3 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
900
GROUND FLOOR LVL. +450MM
3150
D2
1500
D2
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
BASEMENT LVL. -3300MM
840
AA'
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
4500
1500
3300
3660
3800
F.G.L _00 +
NOTES -
CTION B2 AA'
B3
A
B4 A9
A1
0
L3
A8
B3
C1'
A9H1
A8H2
C1
REVISION : A7
H3
C4
B2'
B2
C2
B3
B4
L2
C3
PROJECT NAME : SAMA DHRUVA A4
B2
L1
A3
B1
A5
A6
5
B1
R.NO.: DETAILS :
C4
A2
C5
A1
C6
R.NO.: DETAILSB': CLIENT :
1200
1050
B TERRACE LVL. +10680MM
H1
3 G 2 G
D3
G
1
PROJECT NAME : SAMA DHRUV E7
3300
3150
150
F2
DRAWING TITLE : SECTIONS E6
F3
E5
E4
F4 3300
6800
7050
6700
DESIGNED BY : KSHITIJ A' SETHI, DRAWING NO. : 24 VARUN ATHOTRA DATE : 05TH MAY56 2021
STEPS - 3 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
F.G.L _00 +
SITE PLAN PRINT NO. : TITLE : SECTIO DRAWING
BASEMENT LVL. -3300MM
4500
SCALE : 1:100 3300
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM 3000
3300
1500
150
750
F.G.L _00 +
3660
500 150
STEPS - 3 TREAD - 300 RIDER - 150
3300
COURTYARD LVL.
+_0MM
CLIENT :
BASEMENT LVL. -3800MM
D2
2100
D2
E3 E2 E1
W7
3600
W7
3150
W7
1050
FIRST FL. LVL. +3750MM
W7
D2
150
225
3150
500 750
F.G.L _00 +
W7
C7
D1
C8
F1
SECOND FL. LVL. +7050MM
11400
W5
REVISION :
J2
H3
3300
3150
7050
6800
H2
W5
J1
K2
K1
H1
F1
H2
F1
-20860
W3
W3 D2
D2
W3
W7
W5
W7
W3
D2
D2
W5
W7
W7
W7
W7
W7
W7
W7
W7
W7
W7
TER. F.L (TF)
+10680 -20860
W7
ALUMINUM WINDOWS F.F.L (FF) +3750
W1
W1
W1
S.F.L (SF) +7050
W1
-1150
-7130
EXTERNAL PLASTER FINISH
1350
-20860
PLINTH LVL. +450 F.G.L _00 +
-11740
F.F.L (FF) +3750
W3
D2
W1
W1
W1
W1
-1150
1500
2100
-7130
EXTERNAL PLASTER FINISH PLINTH LVL. +450 F.G.L _00 +
1350
1450
2100
W7
-20860
3000
W5
-20860
W5
3000
W7
900
W3
430
430
900
D2
W4
W7
-11740
W5
+ _00
W3
1400
W7
W7
1000
+ _00
W4
W3
W7
S.F.L (SF) +7050
D2
W3
W7
ALUMINUM WINDOWS
W7
1500
2100
W3
W3
W3
W7
W5
900
W4
W3
3000
W4
D2
430
430
900 1400
W3
3000
1450
1950
W2
+ _00
W7
900
W4
-23240 + _00
W7
3000
1500 W7
W5
W7
-41750
900 W7
W7
90010001500 1150 1500 900
W7
W5
3000
500
W3
W3
W2
-18080
500
W3
W3
W3
2100
500 2650
-18080
2700
500
W7
W5
W4
-23240
W2
W2
2650
MUMPTY LVL. +14355
TER. F.L (TF)
+10680 -20860
EXTERNAL PLASTER FINISH
1500
500
1325
-41750
3130
1150 1325 3130
500
-27970
W5
1950
E7 MUMPTY LVL. +14355
W2
W2
E6
EXTERNAL PLASTER FINISH
-18720
W2
E7
E5
E4
E3
E2
E6
W2
2700
500
E1
F4
E5
E4
E3
E2
-27970
W3
500
E1
F4
F3
F2 -18720
1150
H2
F3
F2
1150
H1
FRONT ELEVATION
FRONT ELEVATION FRONT ELEVATION
E2 E3
E1
D3
E5 E6
E4
D2
C8
C7
C6
C5
C4
C3
C2
C1
A9
L3
MUMPTY LVL. +14355
-50630
C8 W7
W2
W7
W7
W7
W7
W7
C7 W7
C6
C5
-31860
W7
C4
-50630
W7
W7
W7
W7
1450
W7
+ _00
-31860
W7
W7
-24390
F.F.L (FF) +3750
OPEN COLONNADE
W6
W6
ALUMIN
1450
PLINTH LVL. +450 F.G.L _00 +
1150
W5
+ _00
1450
W2
1500
W5
W1
RIGHT ELEVATION
RIGHT ELEVATION
-7450
-24390
3450
-24510
1800
-6610
2700
EXTERNA FIN
1500
W2
-15960 W1
500
W1
1950
57
-7450
W7
-13710
3000
W2
W7
3000
900 1500
W1
S.F.L (SF) +7050
EXTERNAL PLASTER FINISH
2200
W2
1950
500 1630 W7
ALUMINUM WINDOWS
3450
-53330
2650 W7
TER. F.L (TF) +10680
1500
-24510
1500
500
W1
500
W7
L3
1500
3000
900
2700
-6610
W5
1500
W1
1350
-28910
W1
A9
W6
W5 W2
-15960 W1
C1
1450
W7
1800
W7
C2
1150
2650 W7
500
W7
C3
W6
-13710
1500
D2
3000
D3
E5 E6
E4
500 1630
E2 E3
2200
-53330
1350
-28910
ELEVATIONS
OPEN C
B3
B2'
B3
B2
B2'
B2
B1
A9 B1 A8
A10
A9 A6
A10 A7
A7A4 A6 A3 A5 A2A4
A8 A5
A3 A1
A1
A2 -22910
-22910 MUMPTY LVL. +14355
-29810
1975
-29810
W5
W5
+7150
W5
W7
W7
W7
S.F.L (SF) +7050
-37340 W7
W7
W5
-26270 D1
1500
3000
-26270
800
W5
EXTERNAL PLASTER FINISH
W7
D2
W7
-14870
F.F.L (FF) +3750
D1
1500
3000
W5
W5
-14460
W7
3000 W7
W5
W5
W5
W5
-37340 W7
D2
-14870
1350
1350
3000
1500
D2
W5
-16960
D2
1500
W7
W7
W7
ALUMINUM WINDOWS -16960
-9470 W5
1050
W5
1350
1050 W7
W1
-14460
825
400
550
+ _00
-2760
TER. F.L (TF) +10680
W5
ALUMINUM WINDOWS
1500
1700
W5
W1
-7350
W5
W5
2100
-45970
+ _00
-2760
W5
W5
-9470
825
-7350
-45970
400
-12330
W5
W5
W5
+7150
-12330
W5
W5
1000
1500
-19740
W5
W5
-19740
1000
W5
W5
800
W5
2100
W7
1350
W7
1500
W7
1700
W7
1975
W7
950
W7
800
-37080
W7
-37080
550
W7
1500
W7
1500
W7
1500
W7
800
W7
950
W7
3000
W7
3000
W7
W7
PLINTH LVL. +450 F.G.L _00 +
BACK ELEVATION
BACK ELEVATION
BACK ELEVATION
A2
A2
H1'
A1H1
H3G3
G2
W5
W5
500
+ _00
+ _00
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
S.F.L (SF) +7050
W3
-15280
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
1950
W2
W3
W4
W4
W4
W4
W4
800
F.F.L (FF) +3750
W5
W4 D2
D2
D2
D2
1500
W3
W2
TER. F.L (TF) +10680
-27910
EXTERNAL PLASTER FINISH
1350
W3
900
W3
W3
2100
W3
ALUMINUM WINDOWS
900
W3
3000
-19140
-10010
PLINTH LVL. +450 F.G.L _00 +
S.F.L (SF) +7050
-7760 W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
W3
ALUMINUM WINDOWS
LEFT ELEVATION
W3
W4
W4
W4
W3
-15280
W3
W3
W5
W4 D2
D2
LEFT ELEVATION
D2
D2
1500
W4
900
-10010 W4
2100
W2
800
F.F.L (FF) +3750
W7
900
W7
-19140
700
W7
3000
W2
1350
-10250
W3
1400
W7
W3
W2
700
W7
2700 W7
W3
W5
500
W7
W3
-7760
1400
W7
3000
-10250
1950
W7
W3
1450
W7
500
W7
1450
W5
W3
2700
3130
W7
500
W5
W7
500
3450
+ _00
W5
3000
W5
TER. F.L (TF) +10680 W3
W2
3000
500
500
W2
W5
-17920
MUMPTY LVL. +14355
E1
F4
W5
2650
W5
3000
W5
E1
F4
W2
2650
1700
1325
W5
1050 W5
F3
F3
MUMPTY LVL. +14355
W5
W7
W5
F2
G1F1
F2
G1F1
W5
+ _00
W5
1500
W5
G2
3000
W5
-17920 W5
OPEN COLONNADE
H3G3
3130
1975
W5
1500
W5
-32320
H1'
A1H1
500
A3
A3
2100
A4
A4
2100
A5
A6
A5
A6
3000
A7
A8
A7
A8
1325
A9
A10
-27910
EXTERNAL PLASTER FINISH PLINTH LVL. +450 F.G.L _00 +
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Urban Design
DÉJÀ VU Studio - Network Studio Codesigned with Kshitij Sethi and Aditya Gupta
Site Name : Bajghera Altitude : 224 M Site Location (Macro) : Gurgaon (Near Dwarka Border) Site Location (Micro) : Sector 109, Sector 110, Sector 111, Sector 112 Topographical Features : Contours going from bajghera towards Najafgarh Basin Vegetation : Vegetation on site and around edges Area : 2763 Acres 59
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Before Identifying the potential Objectives and Aims for the, we looked into the potential issues of the site in order to understand and be more conscious of the site. The primary issue of the site remains the lack of dedicated spaces for community interaction. • • • • •
The site has a deficit of dedicated open spaces. Unavailability of major social infrastructure and services in the area. Lack of investment in the area, especially related to social infrastructure and services. The site remains underdeveloped in terms of connectivity.
Currently the site has been plagued by multiple issues such as Poor Infrastructure, Less Connectivity, Poor Networks, Drainage and Sewage AProblems, along with many Socio-Cultural Problems.
Residents
Farmers
Small Retail Owners
Vision Statement - Creation of Socially Inclusive Communities through Socially Resilient Spaces
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Henri Lefebvre emphasized that in human society all ‘space is social: it involves assigning more or less appropriated places to social relations….social space has thus always been a social product’. Social space becomes thereby a metaphor for the very experience of social life – ‘society experienced alternatively as a deterministic environment or force (milieu) and as our very element or beneficent shell (ambience)’. In this sense ‘social space spans the dichotomy between “public” and “private” space…is also linked to subjective and phenomenological space’.
Construction Workers
Passer-By
Local Authorities
Aim Statement - Working towards creation of a more sustainable and resilient site, by providing social spaces through architectural expressions in order to create a more inclusive society. Objectives – In order to fulfill the primary aim of the vision of Bajghera site, we have identified a set of predefined goals that would help us achieve this process. • • • • • •
Setting up of Required Urban Design Strategies for greater incorporation of social community on the site. Construction of Community Infrastructure such as Cultural Centers and Community Areas for more Social Resilience. Creation of more Learning Areas for more inclusion of lower sections of the site Placement of Local Markets on site for greater community interaction. Creation of Dedicated Open Spaces for communal interaction. Proper roadway connectivity within the site.
Community Center
Learning Center
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Urban Green Spaces
SITE SELECTION After the initial analysis of the larger site of Bajghera, a smaller 150 acre site was chosen for the purpose of further design solutions and creation of the vision we want on our site. The smaller site was of the purpose of design of the vision we wanted for the site and how it portrays out towards the site. The overall selection and vision for our site determined the final outcome of our vision.
Hence Social Spaces and Inclusiveness are important are an area such as Bajghera which is diverse in terms of population and economic opportunities, as it helps in bringing the society of the site onto a singular plane that helps us in creation of a socially inclusive society/community through the use of architectural expressions.
High Incoming Population
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Multiple Access Points
High Local Involvement
Present Lower Density of Population
Diverse Social Groups
High FAR Potential of Site
Utilizing the unique geographical location and shape of the chosen site we, choose to create more pedestrian and vehicular traffic in the site through the use of inviting spaces and hence creating a more engaging site for the use of the users.
Strategy Plan (1:2500)
The 150 acre site is divided into zones and based on the urban design strategies and edge conditions, so as to create a blend of social and communal spaces in it. Different zones based on usages such as Residential and Commercial were created for the site while smaller zones such as Institutional and Urban Green Spaces Blocks were derived from the Urban Design Strategies. Overall the site creates an inviting space especially for the Institutional Areas where the majority of the community and social interaction happens and hence created the Urban Plane we wanted to create for our vision. 64
Building Usage Plan
Site Visualization (Physical Model)
Building Height Plan
Through the 25 Acre Site we aim to showcase the proportion and size of our vision which related to social spaces. Through the use of the 4 Urban Design Strategies, we aim to design a site that is suitable for people of all strata and especially for people from Bajghera and our site which will culminate and congregate in the triangulation of the boundary of the 2 sites. The site so created here was used as the forthcoming 25-acre site with the vision of creating a perfect area that symbolizes our vision for the site.
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PLANS
Demonstration Plan
Demonstration Plan
The 150 acre site is divided into zones and based on the urban design strategies and edge conditions, so as to create a blend of social and communal spaces in it. Different zones based on usages such as Residential and Commercial were created for the site while smaller zones such as Institutional and Urban Green Spaces Blocks were derived from the Urban Design Strategies.
Permanent Population
Floating Population
Density (People/Acre)
38,654 (76%)
12,207 (24%)
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Area of Site
Education Infrastructure
Medical Infrastructure
181 Acres
2
2
Population of Site
Men Population
Female Population
50,861
27,974 (55%)
22,887 (45%)
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SITE SECTIONS
S E C T I O N A A’
S E C T I O N B B’
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B
A
A’
B’
68
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RENDERS
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Dissertation in Architecture 2021-2022 Evolution in Archi-Machinery
Today and the Future There are more adjustments in the works today. Construction equipment is becoming increasingly automated and connected. Organizations have begun to offer more gear that can move around and execute tasks on its own. Hardware can now be equipped with sensors that send important information about equipment performance to construction site managers. Electric automobiles, solar-powered energy, and other alternative fueling methods are becoming more widely available.
“By 2050 construction sites will be mainly populated by robots working in teams using ‘dynamic new materials’, with many components self-assembling. The only humans working there will be wearing ‘robotically enhanced exoskeletons’ controlling machinery…” - Balfour Beatty
Objective It is obvious that technology has an essential function in each growing and superior Industries. Nonetheless, making use of era within the guidelines of buildings is facing many limitations and is encouraged by using numerous factors. It often directs to a fixed of disagreements upon affects whilst asked to categories the most considerable aspects annoying their instructions of buildings at a furnished point in time. These studies will try to solve these variances or bridge the gap a number of the different reviews. In real truth, instructions of buildings in Jordan is concentrated on numerous impacts.
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The denotations of “Construction” except “Technology” seems appropriate to begin with construction because this is considered as the fundamental motion to those Information Technology procedures applied. The reason of creation moves is to shape artwork statistics like buildings, roads, subways, in addition to bridges.
What Is the Need for Machinery in Construction Work? When applying work-based work procedures, the usage of hand instruments maintained with picked things of light equipment can make results identical with those cultivated while using simply strong stuff. For every advancement activity, there is an optimal blend of stuff and work. To utilize the stuff and work in the best way, the use of equipment ought to be meticulously arranged with the yield of the work gatherings. In What Sectors Machinery Is Not Promoted? Development has progressed such a lot of that human work has either been displaced either to some degree or absolutely by machines. People, associations and affiliations have gone to investigate on machines as an expected replacement of human work by. There have been theories that machines simplify work. Work which ought to be done by a couple of gatherings ought to be conceivable by a solitary person who is working a machine. Upcoming Machinery That Can Be Used? The improvement business is experiencing an amazing season of quick headway. According to different points of view, advancement equipment producers are starting to reflect Silicon Valley tech firms — advancing in telematics, free device and electromobility — to give a few models. More than ever, fundamental relationship among equipment makers and stuff customers are driving this change. The most important developments in construction equipment technology are in the following fields. 1. REMOTE-CONTROLLED MINING 2. CONNECTED MACHINES 3. AUTONOMOUS MACHINES 4. ELECTROMOBILITY
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The focus of this report is on the impact of emerging technologies on the construction industry. The objective is to provide a wider overview, which can inform an encompassing discussion on the strategic business opportunities, risks and threats presented by emerging technologies and technological change on the industry.
Architects and designers have had a lot of success promoting their work to large, international audiences using digital tools. Sharing new techniques and utilising advances has enabled the dissemination of design techniques and processes to much larger groups of individuals. Previously, this information was only available to specific academies or practises at the forefront of these innovations. As a result, various perspectives on how this history should be told are now emerging from all over the world.
“Given the size and value of our industry, the potential for growth is enormous if we harness suitable and sustainable technologies. But in order to achieve it, we must dismantle our perceptions of how technology fits into our workplace and decipher the barriers we are coming up against `in their implementation…” 73
[Australian] Construction Industry Innovation and Productivity Report, 2016
These dramatic innovations result in more sophisticated, innovative construction methods, in addition to being functionally necessary. New technologies, whether designed specifically for buildings or for other industries, have the potential to influence lifetime, aesthetic, and usefulness. Because of the rapid development of new materials, the construction industry is almost always changing. While it's impossible to predict where it'll go, recent developments can give us an idea of how the construction industry may change in the near future. Buildings will become more advanced and sophisticated as building materials advance and become more sophisticated.
This study aims to describe how advancements in digital design and manufacturing techniques in architecture have influenced how people interact with the built world today. It accomplishes this by analysing some of the industry's important advancements in digital thinking, which span the late 1800s to the current day, with a constant emphasis on parametric design. Parametric design, in its broadest sense, is work that is guided by parameters and informs the architectural or design product through a set of principles.
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TYPIC AL FLOOR PLAN
LIFT 5’ X 4’-9” BALCONY
SHAFT ROOM 1 12’ X 10’ DRAWING ROOM 12’-6” X 19’
KITCHEN 6’ X 10’
ROOM 3 11’-6” X 10’
BALCONY
BATHROOM 8’-10” X 4’
BATHROOM 8’-10” X 4’
ROOM 2 12’ X 10’ BALCONY
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FALSE CEILING 1
10'3"
4'
2'6"
2"
6'
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3"
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2" 2"
3" 3"
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0.0911
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4" 6"
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3" 1'1"
3" 7"
0.8"
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10"
1'1"
3"
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9'10"
6'6"
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1.5"
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1.5"
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12'3"
FALSE CEILING 2 10' 5" 6" 4" 2"
2'8"
2"
3"
10"
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2"
10"
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A
FALSE CEILING 3
9'2" 1'8"
3"
3"
5'
1'8"
3"
3"
6" 4" 3"
3"
3"
B
B'
1' 7'7"
8"
11'7"
1' 1'
Glass Paneling
3"
8" 1"
0.2" 0.2" 0.2"
1'
Wood Paneling
1"
1' 4'
8"
8"
0.2"
8"
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0.2"
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0.2" 1'
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6" 4" 3"
A' 3"
1'4"
SECTION AA'
3" 3" 4" 6"
3" Concrete slab
2"
4"
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1'4"
1"
3"
SECTION BB'
2"
HALL FALSE CEILING
2' 4"6"
1'6"
1'8"
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1'8"
0.4
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1'8"
3" 1'6" 3"
3" 3"
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9" 6" 9"
1'6" 2'
2'8"
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CENTER GLASS CLADDING DETAIL 6"4"
A'
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9" 6" 9"
0.4
3'
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9" 6" 9"
B'
3'
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8'6"
0.4
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2'8"
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18'6"
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4"
SECTION AA'
3"
3"
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4"
3" 6"
1'6"
Glass Piece
SECTION BB'
Plywood
2" 2" 4"
1'6"
6"4"
3"
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VIEW 2
VIEW 1
VIEW 1
PLAN PLAN
6'6"
4'3" 3" 2'
4'3" 3"
1"
2'
1'6"
1'6"
9'6"
9'6"
3'10"
3'10"
2"
3"
1" 1'2"
1'2"
PLAIN MAIKA / VENEER
WOODEN PATTERN MAIKA / VENEER
4'3" 3"
VIEW 2VIEW 2
2'
VIEW 2
1"
PLAIN MAIKA / VENEER
1'
1'2"
1'11"
7'2"
4"
1' 1'2"
PLAN
2'4"
1" 1'2"
1'11"
1 VIEW VIEW 1
1'
1'2"
2'
7'2"
VIEW 1
2'4" 1' 2'
2'
4"
TUFFEN GLASS
1"
2'10"
2'4"
TUFFEN GLASS
3"
1'6"
PLAN
3"
2"
2'
3'6"
7'2"
VIEW 1
2"
6"
4"
1'6" 1'6"
VIEW 2
2'2"
2'2" 2"
1" 6"
2'
2'4"
6" 7"
6"
GRANITE
4"
1'6" 1'6"
4'8"
GRANITE
1'3"
1" 6" 5" 1" 1'2"
7"
6"
1"
2"
4'8"
1'3"
1" 1" 5" 1'2"
1'6"
2'4"
2"
6'
2'4"
TUFFEN GLASS
WOODEN PANELING
WOODEN PANELING
2'6"
2'10"
1"
TILE
TILE
TUFFEN GLASS
2'6" 2'6"
2'2" 2'6"
2'2"
PAINT AS PER CHOICE
PAINT AS PER CHOICE
1"
1'11"
1'11"
1"
3" WOODEN PATTERN MAIKA / VENEER
2'6"
PLAIN MAIKA / VENEER
6'6"
PLAIN MAIKA / VENEER
2'6"
1'11"
2'
2' 3" WOODEN PATTERN MAIKA / VENEER
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1'2"
3'6"
3'6"
PLAIN MAIKA / VENEER
1'11"
7'2" 7'2" 1'2" 1'2" 1'2" 1'2" 1'2" 1'2" 1'2" 1'2" 1'2" 1'2"
1'2"
6'
LAIN MAIKA / VENEER
KITCHEN CABINET - Elevation
W P
SECTION CC' SECTION CC'
SECTION CC’
SECTION DD' SECTION DD' 82
1'2" 1'2"
3"
1'1"
10.7425
10"
6"
1.6"
0.6"
D'
10"
1'10"
0.6" 0.6" 0.6"
D
6.6"
0.6" 0.6" 1'8"
1'3"
2'10"
5"
0.6"
0.6"
6.6"
0.6"
3"
3'4"
0.6" 0.6" 2'5"
5" 3'4"
1'10"
A'
3'4"2'5"
1'1"
1'10"
3"
1'10" 2'10"
3'6"
1'2.5"
5"3"
3"
10"
6"
10.7425
1'2" 5"
1'6"
1.6"
8" 10"
2'5"
7"
7'3" 1'2.5"
9"
1'2" 2'10"
3"
1'6"
3"
2'1"
5" 4" 1.6" 2'6" 0.9"
0.6"
1'2.5"
3'4"
6"
5"
2'2" 0.6" 0.6" 0.6"
1'1"
1'6"
1'3"3" 6.6" 0.6"
10"
1'2" 0.9"
A'
6.6"
SECTION DD’ 1'1"
6"
1'1"
" .6"
10"
SECTION AA’ SECTION AA'
1'2"
0.6"
2'4"
10"
1'1"
10"
1'10"
0.8" 0.8" 1'2"
10" 1'10"
0.8" 0.8" 1'2"
B'
10"
2'1"
1'2.5"
0.6"
10"
PLAN
0.6" 0.6" 0.6"
10"
3'4"
0.8"
3'4"
10"
1'1"
1'2"
2'2" 0.6" 0.6"
0.6"
3"
5"
0.8"
6.6"
1'2.5" 2'4"
6.6"
0.6"
8"
SECTION AA'
1'3"
0.6" 1'6" 7'3"
1'2"
0.8"
2'4"
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1'3"
7'3" 1'2.5" 1'2.5" 2'4" 0.8"
10"
1'2.5"
6.6" 5"
1'6" 2'4"
0.6" 0.6" 2'5"
0.8"
3"
2'4" 0.8"
1'10"
1'1" 7'3"
2'10"
0.8" 2'2"
6.6"
3"
5"
C'
6"
1'10"
1'1"
3'4"
2'4"
5"
2'4" .8"
6"
0.5"
2'4" 0.5" 0.5" 1'
"
3"
0.6" 0.6" 2'5"
PLAN
0.6" 0.6" 0.6"
2'4"
0.6"
1'2.5" 3"
D'
6.6"
7'3" 1'2.5" 0.6" 0.8"
1'3"
0.6" 1'6" 7'3"
D
6.6"
1'2.5" 2'4"
2'10"
1'1"
C'
3'4"
7"
D' 0.8"
"
2'10"
0.8"
1'10"
A
3"
A
2'4"
1'10"
B
3'6"
7"
B
0.8"
7"
1'1"
7'3"
5"
0.8"
1'6"
C
.6" "
3'6" 0.8" 1'7"
2'4" 2'4"
10.7425
2'10"
0.8" 2'2"
1.6"
2'10"
1'1"
0.8"
.8"
3'4"
3"
10"
2'10"
3'6" 0.8" 1'7"
2'4" 0.5" 0.5" 1'
5"
10.7425
1'2"
2'1"
D
" 4" 1.6" 2'6" 0.9"
0.9" 2'4"
3"
1'2"
1.6"
10"
2'2" 0.6" 0.6"
6"
0.9" 2'4"
3'4"
6.6"
2'4"
3"
3'6"
1'3"
6"
5"
6.6"
3"
7"
2'5" 0.6" 0.6"
0.5"
5" 4" 1.6" 2'6" 0.9"
3"
3"
KITCHEN CABINET - Working Drawing
C
1'2.5"
B'
B
A
3.8"
SECTION BB’
SECTION BB' C
B B'
A A'
C'
PLAN PLAN
6"
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B-28 Aakriti Retreat, Co-Operative Society, Bawadiya Kalan, Bhopal, M.P.
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
1
2'
2
STORAGE / UTILITY 1550 X 1400 (5' 0" X 4' 6")
3
OPEN AREA 3100 X 1400 (10' 2" X 4' 6")
4
WASH AREA 4050 X 1200 (13' 4" X 8' 10")
A EXTRA PLATFORM
2 SEATER SOFA
WARDROBE
BED SIZE 2000 X 1800 (6' 6" X 6' 0")
KITCHEN 3950 X 3450 (13' 0" X 11' 4")
FIRDGE
BEDROOM 1 4750 X 3350 (15'8" X 11') WARDROBE
EXTRA PLATFORM
UTENSILS CABINET
DRESSING TABLE
B
TV UNIT
1
2
UP
TOILET 2000 X 1550 (6' 6" X 5' 0")
DINING CABINET
PUMPING SHAFT 900 X 1200 (3' X 3' 10")
3 4 DRAWING ROOM 3100 X 2515 (10' 2" X 8' 2")
6 SEATING DINING TABLE
5 6
TOILET 1950 X 1450 (6' 4" X 4' 8")
7 8
DECORATIVE PARTITION
9 10
C
2 SEATER SOFA
11 12
WARDROBE 3 SEATER SOFA
BEDROOM 2 3050 X 3650 (10' 0" X 12' 0")
SIDE SEATING
BED SIZE 2000 X 1800 (6' 6" X 6' 0")
C'
TV UNIT
CENTER TABLE
DRAWING ROOM 3100 X 3130 (10' 2" X 10' 3")
2 SEATER SOFA
13 14
PORCH 2400 X 4950 (7' 10" X 16' 4")
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
D
VERANDH 3450 X 2000 (11' 4" X 6' 6")
22 23
LAWN
86
1
3
2'
2
WARDROBE
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
4
BALCONY 2300 X 1200 (7' 6" X 3' 10")
2 SEATER SOFA
A
CENTER TABLE
CROCKERY CABINET UTENSILS CABINET
STUDY ROOM 2400 X 2350 (7' 10" X 7' 8") TV UNIT
BED SIZE 2000 X 1800 (6' 6" X 6' 0")
KITCHEN 2300 X 3450 (7' 6" X 11' 4") SEATING
BEDROOM 1 3050 X 4800 (10' 0" X 15' 7")
FIRDGE
B
PARTITION
1 SIDE TABLE
2 SEATER SOFA
2
UP
2 SEATER SOFA WOODEN PANELING/ PHOTO FRAME
TOILET 2000 X 1550 (6' 6" X 5' 0")
PUMPING SHAFT 900 X 1200 (3' X 3' 10")
CENTER TABLE
3 4 5 6
TOILET 1950 X 1450 (6' 4" X 4' 8")
7
DRAWING ROOM 3100 X 4100 (10' 2" X 13' 45")
8 ENTRY 9 10
C
11 WARDROBE
DRESSING TABLE
WARDROBE
12 13 14 15
C'
17
SIDE SEATING
DOWN
BEDROOM 2 3050 X 4765 (10' 0" X 15' 6")
2 SEATER SOFA
DRESSING TABLE
18
BED SIZE 1830 X 1500 (6' 0" X 5' 0")
KIDS ROOM 3100 X 3650 (10' 2" X 12' 0")
D
87
TV UNIT
16
BED SIZE 2000 X 1800 (6' 6" X 6' 0")
19 20
2 SEATER SOFA
BALCONY 3200 X 1000 (10' 5" X 3' 3")
TERRACE 2300 X 3200 (7' 6" X 10' 6")
21 22 23
TERRACE PLAN
1
2
2'
3
4
A
B
1 PUMPING SHAFT 900 X 1200 (3' X 3' 10")
2
UP 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
C
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 DOWN 18
C'
19 20 21
D
22 23
88
RENDERS
89
90
91
92
10
Shop Design Freelance Work in Collabiration with Savera Ventures, Bhopal 10 no. Market Near Folvaari (opposite manjeet)
93
ELEVATIONS
Front Elevation
FRONT FACADE
Side Elevation
SIDE ELEVATION 94
PLAN & ELEVATIONS
ELEVATION - D
WALL ELEVATION D
B
WORKING COUNTER
95
STAINLESS STEEL WORKING STATION
SHOP
P
A
ELEVATION - B
D
C
PLAN
PLAN
WALL ELEVATION B WORKING COUNTER
STAINLESS STEEL WORKING STATION
96
PLANS
Exhaust Point at 8' ht
Security Camera at 8' ht
Socket at 4' ht SB Chimney point at 8' ht
Socket at 4' ht SB
Cob Cob
Focus light
Socket at 4' ht SB
Socket at 4' ht SB Fan Point at 7' ht Speaker at 6' 6" Main box at 3' ht
Speaker at 6' 6"
Main SB at 3' ht
Electrical Plan Electrical
Pendant Li Pendant Light
Ceiling Plan
Ceiling 97
PERGOLA Pergola TOPView VIEW Top
RENDERS
98
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
KIOSK
EAST ELEVATION
FRONT ELEVATION
THE KIOSK INCLUDE 2 SETS OF SEATING AND A CENTER TABLE WITH BOOK SHELF ON THE BACK.
DESIGN IDEA THE KIOSK IS BASICALLY DESIGNED FOR AN PUBLIC SPACE LIKE A GARDEN. IT HAS METAL FRAMES WITH COLOURED GLASS WHICH ALLOWS THE NATURAL LIGHT TO GET IN AND SPREAD EVENLY.
10 mm MILD METAL SHEET
WEST ELEVATION
Material Techniques and Processes KIOSK ELEVATIONS Project Semester Year
: Academic : 04 : 2020
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
11.1
BACK ELEVATION
NAME : ADITYA GUPTA, ADITYA PUNDIR, VARUN ATHOTRA GROUP - 4 CLASS : 2 - C
SEMESTER : 4
SUBJECT : MTP DATE : 7 APRIL 2020
ALL DIMENSION ARE IN MM
A kiosk is a small, free-standing physical structure that displays information or provides a service. Kiosks can be manned or unmanned, and unmanned kiosks can be digital or non-digital 99
SCALE :
1:100 SIGNATURE :
SHEET NO.:
03
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SECTIONAL PLAN AT +708 mm
SECTIONAL PLAN AT +1440 mm
B
MATERIAL USED PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SOFA MATERIAL A'
WEST ELEVATION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
A
PLAN
B'
WEST ELEVATION
KIOSK SEATING PLAN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Kiosks can also refer to a booth with a person who handles the transactions. These non-interactive or manned kiosks are still popular among businesses today and can be found in a wide variety of locations, including city streets, shopping malls, and airports
EAST ELEVATION EAST ELEVATION
SOFA SEATING NAME : ADITYA GUPTA, ADITYA PUNDIR, VARUN ATHOTRA GROUP - 4 CLASS : 2 - C
SEMESTER : 4
SUBJECT : MTP DATE : 7 APRIL 2020
SCALE :
1:100 SIGNATURE :
ALL DIMENSION ARE IN MM
100
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
DETAIL 3
DETAIL 2
DETAIL 1
DETAIL 4
SECTION BB'
SECTION AA' CURVED SHEET
4 mm COLOURED REFLECTING GLASSES AND PC SHEET ON THE TOP JOINTED THROUGH SOLDERING SO AS THE ARTIFICIAL LIGHT CAN DISTRIBUTE EVENLY.
MATERIAL USED
COST - 70/ sq. ft.
COST - 300 / KG
DETAIL 1
DETAIL 3
10 mm MILD METAL FRAME TO FIX THE GLASS IN IT AND WELD WITH OTHER METAL FRAME.
BOOK SHELF DETAIL 2
6MM COLOURED GLASS FIXED IN METAL FRAME
DETAIL 4
COST - 899 PER SHEET
COST - 130 / sq. ft.
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SECTIONS WITH MATERIAL PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
NAME : ADITYA GUPTA, ADITYA PUNDIR, VARUN ATHOTRA GROUP - 4 CLASS : 2 - C
ALL DIMENSION ARE IN MM
PRODUCED BY AN AUT
PRODUCED BY
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
WEST ELEVATION
1:100 SIGNATURE :
SUBJECT : MTP DATE : 7 APRIL 2020
101
WEST ELEVATION
SEMESTER : 4
SCALE :
SHEET NO.:
02
102
11.2 103
Building Construction furniture making Project Semester Year
: Academic : 01 : 2018
Explored types of wood used for furniture making, learned and applied various wooden joints. In Model Material used were used Wooden Panels, paint for smooth finish, nails at some point were joints were getting week, and used grinder for smoothen the wooden Panels.
11.3
Model Making Project Semester Year
: Academic : 01, 04, 05 : 2018 - 2020
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