Architectural Portfolio 2023

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Issue - Fall 2023 Volume - I THE CITY OF DESIGNS Architectural Portfolio Varun Gandhi M.Arch - I Candidate at Cornell AAP vg325@cornell.edu, +1 (607) 327-2796 Selected Works - 2016 - 2022 Academic Professional Miscellaneous Radhey Radhey

HELLO!

This portfolio aims to give the readers a quick overview of some of my works that stood out as my efforts to make architecture relevant for its users. Each structure examines the full potential of the occupant’s interaction with the built environment and exemplifies the creative process that aspires to create a suitable and functional built form for all.

Note - The author has produced the graphics presented in the portfolio in the academic as well as professional setting

Table of Contents KIOSK FOR CULTURAL FAIR, NEW DELHI, INDIA CENTRE FOR ARTS, NEW DELHI, INDIA TEMPLE FOR PEACE & HARMONY, GURUGRAM, INDIA EXTENSION FOR GERMAN EMBASSY, NEW DELHI, INDIA FINTECH CITY, INDORE, INDIA CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTS, SANAWAR, INDIA DIVA RESIDENCE, GOA, INDIA MISCELLANEOUS 02 05 07 08 01 First Semester - Design Studio - Year 2016 1 5 13 21 29 33 37 41 Institutional Project - Third Semester - Design Studio - Year 2017 Recreational Project - Fifth Semester - Design Studio - Year 2018 Institutional Project - Professional Work - Year 2021 Mixed Use Office Complex - Eighth Semester - Architectural Thesis - Year 2020 Institutional Project - Professional Work - Year 2020 Residential Project - Professional Work - Year 2022 Academic + Artwork + Professional Work 03 04 06

INFORMATION KIOSK

Kiosk for Cultural Fair

New Delhi, India

ACADEMIC PROJECT

Semester I 1 st (Year 2016)

Area I 96.8 Sq. Ft.

Graphics I AutoCAD, SketchUp + Vray, Photoshop

Project Guides | Ar. Deeksha Goswami goswamideeksha07@gmail.com +91 8860531470

Ar. Tanvi Nayyar ar.tanvikochhar@gmail.com +91 7042425830

Program | A 10x10 sq. ft Information Kiosk with seating space for 2 users

Information Kiosks are used in different settings, particularly in those, where there is a requirement for direct contact. Moreover, it makes information as easily accessible as possible for the public, which in turn will help them to make an informed decision.

Therefore, for a cultural event ( Arts and crafts Mela ), that took place in Dwarka, was in a need of an Information Kiosk to guide the people about the events and to help them gather information about the same.

As a conceptual idea, Rubik’s Cube was used because of its multi-colored edges and the cube was further remoulded into a desired shape to design the Kiosk. It is a simple brick structure with multi-colored wooden laminate finish.

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M.ARCH. PORTFOLIO / SELECTED WORKS20162022 4 Wooden window for ventilation Wooden window for ventilation Wooden Door Storage Window pane Window pane 20mm thk Granite stone 20mm thk Granite stone Wooden Counter 150mm high Plinth 150mm high Plinth Colored Wooden laminate Opening in glass for communication 150mm high plinth Isometric Sectional view of Kiosk Plan of Kiosk

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CENTRE FOR ARTS

Art Gallery and Performing Arts Centre New Delhi, India

ACADEMIC PROJECT

Semester I 3 rd (Year 2017) Area I 2 Hectares

Graphics | AutoCAD, Photoshop, SketchUp + Vray, Illustrator

Project Guides | Prof. Bijay Dash prof.bijay@mbsarchitecture.org.in +91 9953627371

Ar. Tanvi Nayyar

ar.tanvikochhar@gmail.com

+91 7042425830

Program | Art Gallery, Sculpture Gallery, Auditorium, Seminar Hall, Souvenir Shop, Performing Arts centre - Music, Dance, Photography, Sculpture studios

A creative arts institution flourishes through inspiration from one another. The idea is to create spaces that force interaction between the students, in turn allowing them to learn from each other. Therefore, spaces that display the works of the students on a public front are being created in the form of the art gallery.

The project is designed with the notion of Public - defined as positive, multi functional spaces between buildings. The area program has been divided into 2 blocks, art gallery + reception and Centre for performing Arts. The Gallery block was designed keeping in mind to maximize the wall space and still introducing natural light, which was done by means of Solid walls and skylights.

The Centre of Performing Arts was designed to have a curve plan to provide a feeling of enclosure. Furthermore, as it is aligned with north direction, most of the classrooms get diffused sunlight or direct light from the east sun.

The introduction of a centre with white cement facade will help the institute to turn into a landmark which was one of the requirements in the brief.

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1. The site is located in Dwarka, Delhi, India and is surrounded by residential apartments. It has a great connectivity by the means of Metro Rail and Sub arterial roads. The area program demands for 3 blocks i.e., Art Gallery and Admin, Performing Arts centre and Guest block.

2. The Blocks are further bifurcated to meet the required area program. Both, the art gallery and the Centre for Performing Arts (CPA) share a common Cafeteria, which in turns combines the two blocks. The CPA is aligned in the north direction providing diffused light in the classrooms. The Art gallery has been aligned in the South direction with solid walls to provide more wall area for gallery and less heat gain.

3. Ground floor of both the blocks open towards the central space. An Interactive space with wooden furniture has been provided for the art gallery block which can be used as a congregation space for art shows. Similarly, an Open Air Theatre has been designed in front CPA block which can be used by the students and additionally can be used to host events.

4. The upper block of the Art gallery has been illuminated by skylights at regular intervals. The first floor of the art gallery also consists of a large auditorium space. Moreover, the blocks are well interconnected by pathways accompanied by lush of greenery and local vegetation.

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9 1. Reception 2. Way to Auditorium 3. Seminar Hall 4. Orientation Gallery 5. Art Gallery 6. Core 7. Cafeteria 8. Sculpture Workshop GROUND FLOOR PLAN 9. Music Room 10. Male Toilet 11. Library 12. Female Toilet 13. Dance Room 14. Photography Room 15. Faculty Room 16. Gazebo 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 10 12 22 23 17. Guest Block Reception 18. Guest Block Mess 19. Guest Block Laundry 20. Souvenir shop 21. Differently abled Toilet 22. AHU Room 23. Electrical Room
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View of the Art Gallery View of the College of Arts
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Construction : The building is intended to be constructed by using concrete prefabrication technique. A precast concrete superstructure and cladding by white cement concrete were chosen to allow faster construction.
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1. Sculpture Gallery 2. Art Gallery 3. Open Air Theatre
Library Site Sectional Perspective
4. Stage 5. Corridor 6.

COSMIC CLAIRVOYANCE

Temple for Peace and Harmony Gururgram, Haryana, India

ACADEMIC PROJECT

Semester I 5 th (Year 2018)

Area I 7.52 Hectares

Graphics | AutoCAD, SketchUp + Vray, Photoshop, Illustrator, Lumion

Project Guide | Ar. Amrita Kaur Gulati ar.amrita@mbsarchitecture.org.in +91 9899994605

Program | Meditation Hall, Interpretation Centre, Food Court, Library, Museum, Souvenir Shop

Today the world and our country India in particular is passing though a critical phase. There is a lot of strife and conflict. A large number of these conflicts are arising out of religious intolerance. People have divided themselves according to their religious beliefs.

Therefore, there is a definite need for a place where people of all faiths can congregate together in an atmosphere of peace and harmony where the emphasis is on spirituality and divinity and not on mundane religious practices.

The design of this meditation centre, a temple for peace and harmony is an attempt to fulfil that purpose. The concept of Terrarium as a built form is in a direct relation with this purpose. In a way, how terrarium combines different type of plants in an enclosed space, the mediation hall is envisioned to serve the same purpose and provide with a serene mind for people to unite them. Moreover, the landscaping is inspired by the planning of Palmanova Town and the proposed vegetation consists mainly of native species, preferably from local seedlings or region.

Similarly, other components of the complex are designed to follow a simple geometry and column grid facade cladded with pioneer bricks to provide an earthy feeling to the complex.

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built form
Terrarium
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Open Air Theatre as Interactive space
Palmanova
Town plan as Landscape
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1. All the components have been placed randomly on the site keeping in mind the volume of each component. Meditation Hall, being the main element which has to occupy around 1500 people is given the majority of the built up space.

3. Rest of the blocks have been further developed by subtracting a few parts from the block, creating a central space and entrances to the following building components. Interpretation Hall, Food Court, Library, and Museum were envisioned with similar brick grid facades.

2. A central axis has been taken on which the Meditation Hall is placed in the north direction on a raised platform of 3 metres to provide it with importance in the complex. Also, under the raised platform all the services for the Hall has been provided.

4. Vehicular access and Parking has been proposed to the opposite end of the Hall. Multiple pedestrian entries have also been planned for making the site more accessible from the adjacent roads. Also, the landscaping of the meditation hall platform is inspired by Palmanova Town

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Aerial view of the site with built form FORM DEVELOPMENT
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Meditation Hall 5. Pradakshina Path 6. Raised Platform 7. Open Air Theatre 8. Library 9. Museum 10. Interpretation Hall 11. Food Court 4 5 6 7 3 8 9 10 1 1 2 2 11 C’ B’ B C A A’ 0 10 20 40
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17 Interpretation Hall Section B-B’ RCC Framed Structure with brick cladded facades 4 3 1 2 1. Basement 2. Interpretation Hall 3. Open Air Theatre 4. Library 5. Staircase to Hall 6. Raised Platform 7. Pradakshina Path 8. Meditation Hall 9. Services
Reception Lobby 2. Admin Office 3. Director’s Room 1 2 3 0 2 4 8
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The Meditation Hall is placed on a raised Platform with staircase and ramp accessibility. The Construction of the hall is planned in cast in situ Concrete and Steel sections to provide a framework and strength for its stone facade.

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Site Section A-A’
Food Court Section C-C’ Space frame for shade in Outdoor space of the Food court 5 6 7 8 9 1. Outdoor Seating 2. Indoor Seating 3. Food Counter 4. Kitchen 5. Service area 1 2 3 4 5 0 10 20 40 0 2 4 8

1650mm high recessed parapet wall

150mm thk rcc slab

gypsum false ceiling

115mm thk internal walls

internal glass partitionswith black duco painted ms frames

double glazed glass windows

450*450mm wide rcc columns and beams

external rcc columns and beams dry cladded with brick tiles

230mm thk external wall dry cladded with brick tiles

rcc foundation

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Hall
Exploded Construction Diagram
Interpretation
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FINTECH CITY

Mixed Use Office Complex

Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India

ACADEMIC PROJECT

Architectural Thesis

Semester I 8 th (Year 2020)

Area I 10.9 Hectares

Graphics | AutoCAD, SketchUp + Vray, Photoshop, Illustrator, Lumion

Project Guides | Prof. V.K. Bugga prof.vkbugga@mbsarchitecture.org.in +91 8800266117

Ar. Rajshree Mathur ar.rajshree@mbsarchitecture.org.in +91 9810986127

Program | Retail Shops + F&B, Small, Medium and Large Office Space, Banks, Administration, Exhibition Hall, Convention Centre, Training Centre, Gym, Hotel

The aim is to design an office complex to cater to the growing demand for Finance and IT industry. The objective of the project is to design an office complex which is based on the Live-Work-Play concept.

Indore Fintech City is an attempt towards making a functional and environment friendly office complex. To maximize the functionality, different types of cores were studied and peripheral core was chosen as the best solution. Moreover, it also helped in increasing the floor plate area.

The orientation of the proposed design is strongly influenced by the gain of natural sunlight and the direction of the prevailing winds - by aiming to create shelter and use them in its own natural ventilation system. This is the key in order to create the best conditions to work. Additionally, thick cantilevered overhangs with metal louvers are proposed to shade the glazed facades to avoid over heating. The recessed floors act as a buffer for the facade and as a break out space for its users.

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Chamfered edges to cater direct sun Recessed floors for green terraces Metal Louvers acting as grid in facade
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5. Finally, the variation in the heights have been provided to create an interesting impact to the complex. The built mass has also been provided with metal louvers and recessed floors to make green terraces and breakout spaces for its users.

4. The Shape of the blocks have been changed according to the sun and wind direction. To lighten up the massing of the whole site, area has been subtracted from the blocks according to the area program.

3. The spine and its arms divide the site into three parts. Central part of each block has been taken out to make the interactive space, plazas. As the massing of the site was quite tight, so the blocks have been further divided to make the circulation easier.

2. As the length of the site dictated over its breadth, therefore, it has been designed to follow the street culture. One major spine along the length was taken which branches into two arms along its breadth.

1. The site is located in Madhya Pradesh, India and is almost rectangle in shape, having an area of 10.9 hectares. The wind direction of the site is from West to East with hot climate. Therefore, the blocks were aligned in North-South Orientation.

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Entrance to the Left Block
Lush of Greenery and open spaces in complex Open Terraces in the Blocks Aerial view of Fintech Complex
25 1. Medium Offices + Banks 2. Start up Offices 3. Large Offices A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S 1 2 3 a b c d e f g h W W Clear Height3150mm Cable tray under raised floor 3m cantilevered slab as open sapce Gypsum false ceiling 300*100mm box section as louvers 450mm high raised floor Double glazed windows 150mm thk rcc slab 230mm thk wall with red stucco plaster Medium Office Floor Layout (technological sector) Medium Office Floor Layout (technological sector) Core with services Core with Services Bank (financial sector) Open Terrace 4. Retail Shops + F&B 5. Admin 6. Exhibition Space 7. Convention 8. Hotel 9. Basement 1 2 9 Office Building Section Medium Offices + Bank Plan 1 5 6 6 1. Entry 2. Exit 3. Basement In 4. Basement Out 5. Medium Offices + Banks 6. Startup Offices 7. Large Offices + Banks 8. Admin 9. Exhibition 10. Small Offices 11. Training Centre 12. Convention
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BUILDINGS
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Sectional Axonometric of Middle Block
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Front Facade of Medium Offices + Banks Building View of Middle Block from pedestrian pathway

CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTS

Sanawar, Himachal Pradesh, India

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Romi Khosla Design Studios, New Delhi, india

The Lawrence School Institutional Project (Competition)

Year - August 2020

Location I Sanawar, Himachal Pradesh, India Area I 4 Hectares

Project Team | Ar. Martand Khosla, Ar. Nitika

Srivastava, Ar. Ayush Khera, Ar. Ishita Diwan

Ar. Varun Gandhi

Graphics | AutoCAD, SketchUp, Photoshop, Illustrator, Lumion

My contribution | Research, 3D Modelling, Graphics Production, Presentation Boards, Rendering, Walk through

Program | Auditorium + Classrooms for different Art classes

New buildings for historical educational campuses should become a bridge to the past, but more importantly a springboard to the future.  How we define the bridge to the past can vary greatly from architect to architect; it may rely on referencing form, or materiality or for that matter a plan of the older buildings, or increasingly, more commonly stand as a complete counter to all aspects of the historic.  These are individual positions that an architect takes when considering a design in such

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Massing and Circulation Proposal

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Site Plan 2 3 4 1
1. Proposed Terraces 2. Proposed Auditorium 3. Proposed CPA School 4. Proposed Concourse
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Elevation Site Section 1 2 3 4 5 6
Experimental Studio
Indian Dance Room
Western Dance Room
Open Space for Brass Band
Proposed Auditorium
Proposed Music Zone
Site
1.
2.
3.
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5.
6.

The Objectives of the Design were focused on:

Fluid and Obstructed: The project concept is to have a continuous fluid space that is interrupted by volumes. It also aims to provide the user a more integrated experience that leads to diverse interactions, and promote individual as well as dynamic experiences. The intervention in the landscape promotes relation to the programme to further create pauses in the movement as well as occupy exterior spaces as extended classrooms.

Modularity: Create enhanced experiences for the spectators/performers. Could the Spaces be altered/ expanded or contracted/ even dismantled with minimum effort to allow interchangeable and dynamic spatial mood for the various performing spaces.

Aesthetic Symbiosis: Through localization and use of traditional materials as well as blending the volumes with the existing school blocks around.

Free Program: The design expresses a sense of flexibility which breaks the rigidity of using some built spaces in only one way.

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Sectional Perspective of Auditorium
to
Exterior View of the Auditorium Stairway
Concourse

EXTENSION TO SIDDHARTHA HALL

Multipurpose Pavilion

New Delhi, India

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Romi Khosla Design Studios, New Delhi, india

Institutional Project Year - March 2021

Location I Max Mueller Bhawan, German Embassy, New Delhi, India

Area I 1900 Sq. Ft.

Project Team | Ar. Martand Khosla

Ar. Varun Gandhi

Graphics | AutoCAD, Rhino3D + Vray, Photoshop, Illustrator

My contribution | Design Development, 3D Modelling, Graphics Production, Presentation Boards

Program | Reorganising existing program for better flow and introduction of an extended Pavilion to Siddhartha Hall

Max Mueller Bhawan was looking to extend the Siddhartha Hall by including the terrace within its programmatic intent. The brief clearly states that while this is intended as an extension, it is not intended to enclose the entire space of the terrace.

In order to be able to propose a comprehensive solution, our approach has been to step back from the specific brief given to us and assess the usage of not only the terrace but the areas surrounding it to be able to propose a more holistic solution to the spaces and activities surrounding the terrace.

Our proposal reconsidered the four functions and their access, creates a flexible open/closed area on the terrace and retains the spirit and the activities of the existing terrace and its relation with the garden beyond.

As per our proposal, the Administration was interchanged with the toilets. The Registration office was replaced by Toilets. The counseling and Registration office were moved to the right side of the Terrace giving them a direct access from the Main entrance, and server room was reallocated to the left side of the terrace.

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Preliminary study and Proposal

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1. Existing Blocks 4. Services 7. Proposed Entries 2. Existing Entries 5. Admin Sector 8. Circulation Schemes 3. Siddhartha Hall 6. Proposed Extension 9. Climate Approach Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Admin Admin Admin Admin Admin Admin Admin Admin Admin Services Services Services Services Proposed Mass Proposed Mass Proposed Mass Services Services Services Services Services 3D Model of the proposed Pavilion
The structure is proposed to be built with steel columns and I Sections as beams with concrete arch roof bays with provision of natural sunlight from side roof openings
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of the Pavilion
Section
Terrace Extension to Siddhartha Hall Siddhartha Hall Proposed plan of the extension and rearrangement of program

The Terrace and the Design Intent

For there to be any meaningful extension of the Siddhartha Hall on towards the terrace, the terrace needs to be covered in some form so as to prevent direct sun and rain to hinder activities of the extension of the Siddhartha Hall.

However, it is equally important for there to remain a flexibility in the use of the terrace, allowing for it to be a space that can be enclosed as well as open to the garden adjacent to it. We have attempted to explore this through the possibility of a sliding door that opens the entire space out while also having the option of it being slid closed to treat this space as contiguous with the Siddhartha Hall.

The form of the roof borrow from the interpretative classical architecture of the Siddhartha Hall. Our design extends the seven bays of the arched openings of the hall and continue them over the terrace. The terrace further extends towards the garden to allow for a creation of a stage area for a continued experience of theatre, dance and cinema and its relationship to the library and the garden in between.

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of Siddhartha
as examination space Extended Pavilion as Exhibition space
Interior view
Hall
Axonometric View of Roof Exterior view of the Pavilion Aerial view of the Pavilion

DIVA RESIDENCE

Residence for Chef Ritu Dalmia

Olaulim, Goa, India

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Romi Khosla Design Studios, New Delhi, india

Residential Project Year - 2021-2022

Location I Olaulim, Goa, India

Area I 11935 Sq. Ft.

Project Team | Ar. Martand Khosla, Ar. Dolly Agarwal, Ar. Varun Gandhi, Kamin Patuk and Abhishek Aggarwal (Interns)

Graphics | AutoCAD, SketchUp, Photoshop, Illustrator, Lumion

My contribution | Design Development, 3D Modelling, Graphics Production, Presentations, Working Drawings Development and Coordination

Program | Living Room, Dining Room, Large Kitchen, Home Office, Guest Rooms, Servant Quarters and 20m long Pool

The house is a holiday home located at Olaulim Village in Goa. The house is being designed for celebrity chef, Ritu Dalmia and her partner. The house is divided into 3 pavilions connected by the verandahs, courtyard and corridor.

The first Pavilion is an intimate zone, which comprises of the Living Room on the ground floor and Master Bedroom on the upper floor. The second Pavilion comprises of 2 blocks, having an enormous kitchen with utility, Home Office, Powder Toilet on ground floor and Gym and study on the upper floor. The third Pavilion Comprises of the guest rooms on the ground floor and Staff quarter on the lower ground floor with a laundry and store.

The whole house is envisioned as a contemporary house with an open plan. The building follows the contour of the site enabling the stepped section which provides variation in the height of the pavilions. As per the requirements of the client, a laterite stone tower with Steel channels, has also been incorporated in the design which acts as a Watch Tower emerging from the lush of greenery.

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view
House with contour site Ground Floor Plan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 11 11 12 13 14 15 1. Entrance 2. Courtyard 3. Living Room 4. Library 5. Dining Room 6. Home Office 7. Powder Toilet 8. Kitchen 9. Utility 10. Guest Bedroom 11. Guest Toilet 12. Deck 13. Swimming Pool 14. Guard Room 15. DG Room A’ A
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Longitudinal Section

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Section A-A’ through Living Room Scale - 1:100 1. Master Bedroom 2. Living Room 3. Courtyard 4. Gym 5. Study 6. Toilet 7. Kitchen 8. Utility 9. Changing Room 10. Pantry 11. Laundry Room 12. Garage 13. Guest Bedroom 14. Staff Quarter

1. Tilting fillet

2. Stone coping with drip mould at the end

3. SS flashing

4. Roof Tile-10”x20”

5. Battens- 40x40mm @c/c 315mm

6. 50x100 wooden rafters

7. 20mm thk water proof board to form the framework to hold the insulation

8. Underlay-Roofing felt screwed to the 12mm thk waterproof ply

9. 50x100 wooden rafters

10. Providing & laying plaster 20mm thick in ratio 1:4 admixed with ShaliPlast IW

11. 75mm thick PCC as/structural drawings

12. Well compacted earth fill with proctor density 95%

WALL SECTION | Scale - 1:20

1. Thick plastic sheet

2. Roof Tile-10”x20”

3. 50x100 wooden rafters

4. Wooden fascia

5. 38mm dia PVC-U pipe

6. Condensate Gutter

7. 25mm thk plaster

8. 20mm thk water proof board to form the framework to hold the insulation

9. Battens- 40x40mm

10. 80mm thk insulation boards/ filler

11. Vapor barrier

12. 8mm thk Solid hardwood Tng planks fixed on the ply

13. 10mm waterproof board

14. 20x20 wooden subframe to support wooden false ceiling

15. Wooden Piece

DETAIL - A | ROOF DETAIL | Scale - 1:5

1. Aluminum section window

2. 50mm thk Sandstone coping with drip at the end

3. 4x4 mm groove for drip mould

4. 10x 10 mm groove in plaster

5. 3mm thk SS flashing

6. Battens- 40x40mm @c/c 315mm

7. Roof Tile-10”x20”

8. Thick plastic sheet

9. 50x100 wooden rafters 762.5mm c/c

10. Angle 40x40x5 75 long

11. ISMC 125

12. 150x200x5 MS insert plate in RCC column

13. 25x4 MS anchor flats

14. 30mm thk granite stone

15. Beam as /structure

16. 25mm thk Plaster and paint finish

DETAIL - B | CILL DETAIL | Scale - 1:5

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MISCELLANEOUS 08
Handmade Model Academic | Urban Design Studio | Revitalization of Kashmere Gate, New Delhi, India
LIK TROPHY - 2018 (NASA) Rendering with pen and Ink (Sheet 1 of 20)
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Model Workshop Phoenix of Waste material Design Studio - I Japan Pavilion - Dubai Expo, Dubai Helix Bridge - Singapore Wall Art Proposal - Expressive Word Academic | Exploration of Wooden Joints Academic | Art and Design (Elective) Academic | Geometric Exploration Study Tour + Photography Study Tour + Photography Academic | Art & Graphics
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Workshop Area Conference Room Reception Lobby Area Refurbishment of Kiran Nadar Museum of Arts, India (Professional Work) Interior of Shetty House, Singapore (Professional Work)
+ Material
+ Modelling + Rendering
Designing Interior Spaces
Selection
Design Development + Coordination + Photography Master Bedroom Gym Design of Wine Cellar

View at:

https://viewingroom.naturemorte.com/possibleworlds2 https://bit.do/mkhoslapossibleworlds1

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Possible Worlds II by Martand Khosla My contribution - Creation of the entire Virtual Museum in VR Software My contribution - Exploration of Materiality, Models and execution of the artwork Process images of Art show “On the Brink” by Martand Khosla ‘‘Possible Worlds is a space where physical representation of buildings does not exist. Only thoughts of buildings exist. This exhibition explores the cyber space and its parameters, and architecture for a site-less site.”

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