Selected Works
Vasudha Mittal|M.S. Arch, Pratt Institute
Vasudha Mittal
mittal.vasudha@gmail.com +1-347-425-5145 issuu.com/vasudhamittal in.linkedin.com/in/vasudhamittal
WORK EXPERIENCE July 2018 - Present
ANDREW L PETTIT ARCHITECT, MANHATTAN, NEW YORK, USA Architectural Designer
Dec 2017 - June 2018
MORPHOGENESIS, DELHI, INDIA Architect
June 2017 - Sept 2017
ABHIMANYU DALAL ARCHITECTS, DELHI, INDIA Freelance Architect
Sept 2016 - April 2017
VIR MUELLER ARCHITECTS, DELHI, INDIA Architect
July 2015 - July 2016
ANDREW L PETTIT ARCHITECT, MANHATTAN, NEW YORK Job Captain
May 2015 - June 2015
PRATT INSTITUTE, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, USA Teaching Assistant (William Macdonald’s Studio)
Aug 2014 - May 2015
Lab Monitor (Rapid Prototyping Lab and Digital Photography Lab)
Aug 2013 - May 2014
MORPHOGENESIS, DELHI, INDIA Junior Architect
July 2011 - Dec 2011
Architectural Intern
EDUCATION May 2014 - June 2015
PRATT INSTITUTE, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK MS Architecture (Post Professional) Excellence in Academic Acheivement Award
Aug 2008 - June 2013
SUSHANT SCHOOL OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE, GURGAON, INDIA Bachelors of Architecture
LICENSES
SOUTH WEST SECTION Kindergarten Design, Gurgaon, Haryana, India Second Year Fall Project 2010
An 8 story high office building in Upper West Side Manhattan, developed using Passive House principals. There is an existing 2 story building on site which has to be partially demolished while adding the remaining storys above and digging a cellar below. A building which will eventually house a plumbing business, an HVAC consultant, an Architect as well as an expediter. The project involved maximizing the use of the available FAR while providing flexible office floor plates as well as a 3 level parking garage for trucks. The floor plans are such that two offices can operate efficiently within one floor. The building elevation combines traditional Palladian design elements with a modern steel structure. In order to speed up the construction process and ensure good quality construction, insulated precast concrete panels were proposed that met the required R-Values for Passive House design. One of the challenges during the Design Development process was to ensure that the Passive House as well as New York City Building Code guidelines are met without compromising on design. Another challenge was to figure out the demolition, excavation & construction methodology of a site with an existing building that has to be partially retained.
Passive House Office Building,Professional| New York ’18 -‘19 Andrew L. Pettit, Architect| Revit, Autocad, Photoshop| Design Development, Construction DOcuments|
Firm Software Stages
Typical Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
Lower Level Plan
Upper Level Plan
Storage Lab
Production
Storage
Production
Lab
Plaza
Production
Production
Longitudinal Section
Production
Plaza + Experience Center
Production
| North-West
A factory for a popular body products brand in the hills of Northern India. This was at the location of their first factory, so it held a lot of value to the owners. The proposal was to incorporate an experience center to celebrate the brand and attract visitors as well as clients.
The proposed factory uses design elements from local architecture in the area, such as sloped roof supported by wooden battens and a cantilevered upper floor that provides a rain shelter to the space below. Random rubble, a material used to construct buildings in the area, is used on the facade.
The site, being on the side of a hill, was being used as a thoroughfare for locals. The building was to be built over the footprint of theri old factory. We proposed a plaza for visitors and locals that connects the high and low parts of the site. For the workers, we proposed a community space at the upper level.
The courtyard inside the building with a skylight allows natural light to fill the space. Deep recessed windows on the west facade and large windows on the north facade provide the correct amount of light & shade. Rainwater harvesting and Solar panels significantly reduce the dependency of the building onto the grid.
Factory in the Hills, Dehradun Professional| ‘18 Morphogenesis| Autocad, Sketchup, Photoshop, Powerpoint| Schematic Design|
Firm Software Stages
N CONCEPT N CONCEPT ctural Expression
tural Expression
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enousness : Being inspired from local nousness : Being inspired from local uction & use of local materials. ction & use of local materials.
Planning Planning
Produ ction Produ ction
Produ ction Produ ction
1 existing building footprint 1 existing building footprint Volume Volume
2 connecting topography 2 connecting topography
3 creating a public plaza & 3brining creating a public plaza & in light brining in light
2 taking advantage of cantilever accommodate additional area 2totaking advantage of cantilever Morphology much a typical area to accommodate additional ‘garhwali’ house called Kholi Morphology much a typical ‘garhwali’ house called Kholi
3 developing roof form to harness energy &roof to create 3solar developing form toanharness elevated community landscape solar energy & to create an elevated community landscape
N CONCEPT
pography: The building acts as a tion between the higher & lower f site.
roduction
Visitor/ admin/ library
Community space
oduction
Visitor/ admin/ library
Community space
Visitor/ admin/ library
Production
Production
Ground Floor
Lower Ground Level Floor
Production
lab
Production
Loading/ unloading Loading/ unloading
Visitor/ admin/ library
Production
storage
e: amenities: Storage areasCommunity located together in space north eastlevelsside for within easy ed at both integrated /unloading. ilding. Separate changing rooms for women. amenities: Community space damenities at both & levels integrated within Library: Consolidated lding. Separate rooms for nce center in changing the middle of the gwomen. with access to all programs & tion to outside. amenities & Library: Consolidated nce center The in the middleacts of as thea opography: building gtion withbetween access the to all programs & higher & lower tion to outside. of site.
storage amenities
tion: Programs arranged around e: Storage areasare located together in hwali House ral courtyard bringsforin light. north east thatside easy hwali House ted the corridor g/unloading.
1 existing building volume 1 existing building volume
Production
Community space
amenities
ral courtyard that brings in light. ted the corridor
lab
N CONCEPT tion: Programs are arranged around
Community space
First Floor
Upper First FloorLevel
+293.74
+293.90
LIBRARY
SEATING AREA
LAB
AGARBATTI ROLLING
+294
PACKAGING HALL
VISITOR CENTER
+294.51
+295
+29
STORES
OIL EXTRACT
TOILET VISITOR + S
RECEPTIO
+296
MANUFACTURE HALL
PANTRY
Elevation Study
Unique joinery details are created out of readily available materials at the construction site. These details maintains the rustic character of the project.
Housing for lights is created by readily available materials combined with florescent lighting that provides good lux levels and CRI levels.
Material palette to fit in with the context
Steel rafters clad with wood and wicker panels infill in ceiling
wooden battons with fly mesh ceilings
stepped seating as gathering space
DETAIL
The Stone Wall Railing detail in reinforcement bars
Unique lighting from Mundane objects
DESIGN CONCEPT
Wooden cladding on steel rafters with wicker panel infill
An entrance wall showcasing technique marks the entrance to wall is symbolic of how local ma techniques used for centuries ca and architecture that needs to fu
Architectural Expression Planning
Learnings from Forest Essentials Lohail
•
Open plan format : An open plan is appropriate for a factory building that requires flexible spaces
•
Community spaces : Gathering spaces are essential to enhance the quality of life of the staff.
•
Timber too expensive: The use of timber as a construction material should be limited as it is 1.5 times as expensive as steel.
•
Indigenousness : Being inspired from local construction & use of local materials.
Produ ction
1 existing building footprint
Volume
2 connecting topography
DETAIL
3 creating a brining in li
The Wicker wall & Spouts Local wicker technique are used to create pivoted panels to allow natural ventilation. Concrete Spout becomes an Architectural feature and a water collection device much inspired by Corbusian architecture
Wicker panel screwed into steel section
Cold rolled steel section edge
Cold rolled steel section with pin inlet for pivoted panel
1 existing building volume Section
cantilevered upper floor Typical Garhwali House like local homes
concrete spout
wicker panels for ventilation
2 taking advantage of cantilever to accommodate additional area Morphology much a typical stone masonry ‘garhwali’ house called Kholi
Plan
Optimizing the wind during the warm period
Blocking the wind during the cold period
Entrance way
Rain water spouts
Masonry/ Gabion Wall
3 developin solar energ elevated co
ard
DETAIL
D Informal meeting/ seating space
The Courtyard
Interior Views
Wicker Panels
D Reading and seating steps
View Library seating
Built – in planters
Transverse Section
Shelves in concrete and metal
Seating inspiration
Seats rising from ground
Concrete benches
Entry Entry
Plaza + Experience Center
5
mortar bed (typ.) over 100mm P.C.C. sloped to drain (typ.) over waterproofing and insulation as per specifications
4
3 13 a7.1 a7.1
30 1
30 2
2360
2250
2790
430
540
+9180 mm t.o. slab
30 3
300
150
+6240 mm t.o. slab
2390
2540
270 (typ.)
7
6
20 2
a7.1 a7.1
5870 179 (typ.)
10 3
+3550 mm t.o. slab
detail 1:20
19mm marine ply fixe M.S. plate countersunk sc
S1
20mm 'ITALIAN MAR II' treads & r
200
2410
2710
300
a7.1 a7.1
420
+690 mm t.o. slab
20mm 'ITALIAN MARB floo
+00 mm site
00 2
2510
2830
00 3
'KNAUFF STRATOPA acoustic ce
00 4 270
3250
existing R.C.C.
-2710 mm t.o. slab
section
5
detail
Adaptive reuse of an old building to a high end restaurant. The constraints of the existing structure as well as the strict deadline involved coordinating with the structural and MEP consultants from the start of the project, to create a space of luxury. 25mm 'KOTA BROWN' stone flooring over mortar bed (typ.) over 100mm P.C.C. sloped to drain (typ.) over waterproofing and insulation as per specifications
notes
3 13
40mm dia brass handrail
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE II' treads 1500
2510 270 5870
5370
00 3
0
oor
-2710 mm t.o. slab
5
-2710 mm t.o. slab 30 2
5
section 1:50
a1.1 a7.1 t48 t47 t46 t45 t44 t43 t42 t41 t40
a7.1 a7.1
t39 t38 t37
2160
900
810
(3 treads @ 270mm) (4 risers @ 179mm)
4 a1.2 a7.1
70
40mm dia brass 12mm dia. M.S. rod with brass handrail electroplating screwed to 20 dia rod
70 50
10mm M.S. deck plate
existing R.C.C. slab
'HILTI HLC M12' anchors 500mm apart in staggered manner
'KNAUFF STRATOPANEL' acoustic ceiling 10mm M.S. deck plate
6mm brushed brass plate
120
25mm M.S. 12mm marine ply anchored 50to M.S. frame
50
stringer plate eq
10mm M.S. deck plate
anchors 500mm apart in staggered 9 detail manner
existing R.C.C. slab
40mm x 70mm x 6mm brass plate fixed to brass channel with countersunk screws
40 10
50mm x 50mm M.S tube frame anchored to R.C.C slab HLC M12' 'HILTI
'KNAUFF STRATOPANEL' section detail 1:50 acoustic ceiling detail
CL
10
20
brass electroplating
7
eq 100
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE II' CL treads wall cladding; see sheet a5.1 for details 25mm x 25mm brass channel 10mm M.Sm deck plate 40
20mm dia rod welded 10to existing wall at site 10mm M.S. deck plate
12mm marine ply anchored to M.S. frame 40mm dia brass wall cladding; see handrail welded to sheet a5.1 for details 8mm dia brass rod 25mm x 25mm brass 8mm dia M.S. rod with channel brass electroplating welded to M.S. plate 40mm dia. M.S. handrail 6mm with with M.S. brassplate electroplating brass electroplating welded to M.S. rod 1:10
CL CL
CL
CL 50mm
a7.1 a7.1 a7.1 a7.1
CL
40 dia. brass handrail welded to 8mm dia rod
x 50mm M.S tube frame anchored to R.C.C slab
detail
8mm dia. rod welded to M.S. plate with brass electroplating 6mm brass plate
7
detail
12mm dia. M.S. rod with brass electroplating screwed to 20 dia rod 1:5
a7.1 a7.1
6mm brass plate fixed to brass channel with countersunk screws
100
120
50
CL CL
eq
brass electroplating welded to M.S. plate section 6mm M.S.detail plate with detail 1:50 brass electroplating 1:50
12mm dia M.S. rod with brass electroplating wall cladding; see sheet a5.1 for details
25mm x 25mm brass
eq
100
9 11
detail
1:5
a2.1 a7.1 a7.1 a7.1
e
a7
stai
As
Vir.Mueller CL CL Architects| Revit, Photoshop| 270 (typ.) 8mm dia M.S. rod with Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents| 40mm dia M.S. brass 8mm dia. rod handrail welded to welded to brass plate 10mm M.S. deck plate 8mm dia brass rod
4 p w
10
Tres Restaurant, Delhi Professional| ‘18 270 (typ.)
4 h
10 8
1:5 detail
a2.1 a7.1 a7.1 a7.1
6mm brushed brass plate 1:5
1:10
12mm dia M.S. rod with brass electroplating (8 treads @ 270mm) (9 risers @ 179mm)
25mm M.S. stringer plate
100
a7.1 a7.1
00 4
N
3
6mm M.S. plate with brass electroplating
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE I' 12mm dia M.S.flooring rod with
900 (typ.)
4
section 1:50
8mm dia. rod welded to M.S. plate with brass electroplating 6mm brass plate
70
3250
3
+00 mm site
electroplating 20mm brass 'ITALIAN MARBLE flooring welded to M.S.&plate II' treads risers
70
00 4
a1.2 a7.1
a1.1 a7.1
40 dia. brass handrail welded to 8mm dia rod
50
00 3
(3 treads @ 270mm) (4 risers @ 179mm)
tos:+6240 f f e : +6300
00 2
CL
CL
270 (typ.)
50
810
CL
a7.1 a7.1
dia. brass h Firm 40 to 8mm dia rod Software8mm dia. rod wm diplom brass elec new Stageswith 6mm brass pla
CL 20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE II' treads
50
(8 treads @ 270mm) (9 risers @ 179mm)
1 a7.1
+690 mm t.o. slab
270
8
900
2830
2160
CL CL
8
a7.1 a7.1 1:5
a7.1 a7.1
10mm M.Sm deck plate
20mm dia rod welded to 10mm M.S. deck plate
70
4
1:10
existing wall at site
detail
50
I oor
0
+690 mm t.o. slab +00 mm site
8
UP (3 treads @ 270mm) (4 risers @ 179mm) a7.1 a7.1 t39 t38 t37 t36
(8 treads @ 270mm) (9 risers @ 179mm) t32 t31 t30 t29 t28 t27 t26 t25 t24
7
dia M.S. rod with 20mm 8mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE I'
S1 200
810
wall cladding; see sheet a5.1 for details 25mm x 25mm brass channel
6
a7.1 a7.1
724
900 20 2
6
detail
1:20 detail
detail 1:20
countersunk screws
00 2
10
6mm brushed brass plate 'HILTI HLC M12' 'HILTI HLC M12' 12mm marine ply anchored500mm apart anchors 500mmanchors apart to M.S. frame in staggered manner in staggered manner 50mmM.S. x 50mm tube frame 10mm deckM.S plate 10mm anchored to R.C.C slab M.S. deck plate
70 900 20 (typ.)
2160
t39 t38 t37
40mm x 70mm x 6mm brass plate fixed to brass channel with countersunk screws
40 10
50
2790
420
5370
t48 t47 t46 t45 t44 t43 t42 t41 t40
00
10 3
40mm dia brass handrail
25mm M.S. stringer plate CL 10mm M.S. deck plate
'HILTI HLC M12' anchors 500mm apart in staggered manner
19mm marine ply fixed to M.S. plate with countersunk screws 19mm 40mm marine fixed to dia ply brass 20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE handrail welded to with II' M.S. treads plate & risers 8mm dia brass rod
S1
420
a1.1 a7.1
N
a1.1 a7.1
10 3
5
t.o. slab +3550 mm t.o. slab
3. Refer structural drawings for stair s
20mm 'ITALIANsteel details. MARBLE I' skirting
10mm M.S. deck plate
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting
25
25 25mm M.S. stringer plate
25mm M.S. stringer plateplate
a7.1 a7.1
4
420
f f e : +3610
30 2
2410
2710
2
tos:+3550
23902830
150
2
N
eq
2. Contractor to provide mock-up of handrail and balusters for review/ ap by architect prior to fabrication/instal
25mm M.S. stringer plate
70
4
eq
25mm M.S. stringer
section 1:50
1295
(3 treads @ 270mm) (4 risers @ 179mm)
25
19mm marine ply fixed to M.S. plate with countersunk screws
100
'KNAUFF STRATOPANEL' acoustic ceiling
-2710 mm +3550 mm t.o. slab
3
eq
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE II' 100 treads fixed to marine ply with adhesive
10mm M.S. deck plate
00 4
a7.1 a7.1
a1.1 a7.1 810
6 00 3 a7.1 a7.1
2510
tos:+624(8 0 treads @ 270mm)
179mm) 95ffe: +6300(9 risers @5370
900
270 (typ.)
a7.1 a7.1
101
t23 t22 t21 t20
25
270
2160
6
20 2
200
0
7
10 2 a7.1 a7.1
300
t16 t15 t14 t13 t12 t11 t10 t9 t8
20 2
7
5870
900 810 10 3 (3 treads @ 270mm) UP (4 risers @ 179mm)
101
8 a7.1 a7.1
300
12
sheet a7.1 a7.1
existing R.C.C. slab
2510
2160 (8 treads @ 270mm) (9 risers @ 179mm)
UP
screen; see sheet a14.2 wall cladding; see for details
a7.1 a7.1
+00 mm +6240 mm site t.o. slab
179 (typ.)
00
+690 mm
+6240 mm t.o. slab t.o. slab
270 (typ.)
179 (typ.)
02
4
t39 t38 t37 t36
25403250
5370 t32 t31 t30 t29 t28 t27 t26 t25 t24
30 3
00 2
300
f f e : +750
30 2
a7.1
2410
tos:+690
N
30 1
1
2390
20 2
2710
5370
150
N
1620
(6 treads @ 270mm) (7 risers @ 179mm)
2830
a7.1
4
900
3250
1
f f e : +3610
2250
a1.1 a7.1 3670 tos:+3550
6 a7.1 a7.1
70
S1
13
a5.1 for details 40mm dia brass 19mm marine ply fixed to handrail M.S. plate with 40mm dia. brass brass plate cladding countersunk screws handrail as per detail 20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE 20mm 'ITALIAN wall cladding; see sheet II' treads & risers a5.1 MARBLE for details II' treads 40mm dia. brass 1500 20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE I' handrail flooring 300 20mm 25 'ITALIAN eq 25 MARBLE II' treads 1500
19mm marine ply fixed to notes M.S. plate with 1. All stair treads and risers to be 'ITA countersunk screws MARBLE II'.
10mm M.S. deck plate
brass plate cladding as per detail
detail 1:20
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE II' treads fixed to marine ply with adhesive
'HILTI HLC M12' a7.1 a7.1 anchors 500mm apart in staggered manner
40mm dia brass handrail
10 50
30 3
12
screen; see sheet a14.2 forM.S. details 25mm stringer plate
a7.1 a7.1
900 (typ.)
10 3
+9180 mm t.o. slab
25
900 (typ.)
179 (typ.)
2410 540
30 2
2
t7 t6 t5 t4 t3 t2 t1
2710
2790
2250
(8 treads @ 270mm) (9 risers @ 179mm)
900 810 1295 00 2 (3 treads @ 270mm) 30UP 1 (4 risers @ 179mm)
2540
m) m)
2160
+3550 mm t.o. slab
eq
50
t23 t22 t21 t20
1
00 03
3
25mm M.S. stringer plate
10mm M.S. deck plate
25
724
4
101
eq
724
5
UP
5870
4
3139
430
10 3
25mm 'KOTA BROWN' stone flooring over mortar bed (typ.) over 100mm P.C.C. sloped to drain (typ.) over waterproofing and insulation as per specifications
300
f f e : -2650 2860 230 UP t16 t15 t14 t13 t12 t11 t10 t9 t8
540
tos:-2710
+9180 mm t.o. slab
a7.1 a7.1
a7.1 a7.1
25
13
6
20 2
7
10 2
200 2360
2390
2540
N
3
430
4
5370
300
+6240 mm t.o. slab
2360
f f e : +750
a7.1
25mm 'KOTA BROWN' stone flooring over mortar bed (typ.) over 100mm P.C.C. sloped to drain (typ.) over waterproofing and insulation as per specifications 270 (typ.)
150
5
4
tos:+690
1
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting
900 (typ.)
30 3
70
30 2
(6 treads @ 270mm) (7 risers @ 179mm)
50
30 1
900 (typ.)
1620
2360
2790
900
2250
3670
3. Refer structural drawings for stair steel details.
100
wall cladding; see sheet a5.1 for details 40mm dia. brass handrail
20
430
UP t7 t6 t5 t4 t3 t2 t1
2. Contractor to provide mock-up of handrail and balusters for review/ ap by architect prior to fabrication/insta
19mm marine ply fixed to M.S. plate with countersunk screws
brass plate cladding as per detail
900 (typ.)
00 2
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE II' treads fixed to marine ply with adhesive
a7.1 a7.1
900 (typ.)
00 3
1. All stair treads and risers to be 'IT MARBLE II'.
12
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
a7.1 a7.1
540
+9180 mm t.o. slab
900 (typ.)
4
3139
45
230
70
5
4
f f e : -2650 2860
70
tos:-2710
a7.1 a7.1
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12mm dia. newM.S del 011electroplating
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20mm 'ITALIAN
east
1:50
west
elevator power unit as per specifications
south
west
elevator power unit as per specifications
'KOTA BROWN' skirting (typ.)
3
004 electrical closet
a1.5 a5.1
1:50
a1.5 a5.1
3
200
eq
south
1050 (
'KOTA BROWN' skirting (typ.)
north
east
007 north locker room 1:50
east
junction boxes as per electrical drawings junction boxes as per electrical drawings
south 008 corridor 1:50
'KOTA BROWN' skirting (typ.)
lighting control panel as per specifications
'KOTA BROWN' skirting (typ.)
lighting control panel as per specifications
D.B
west west
5
HVAC grille; see HVAC drawings for details
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
HVAC grille; see HVAC drawings for details
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
450
fire panel
music control
002
D.B 002
D.B
east
south
north 010 IT + CCTV room
east
south
CCTV monitor as per electrical drawings CCTV monitor as per electrical drawings
west west
a1.5 a5.1 stone wall panelling; see sheet a5.1 for details
6
1:50
a1.5 a5.1
1:50
a1.5 a5.1 hooter
010 IT + CCTV room
5
1:50
music control
north
a1.5 a5.1
008 corridor
fire panel
450
600
D.B
001
500
004
600 500
001
100 (typ.) 100 (typ.)
south
1050 (typ.) 1050 (typ.)
paint over plaster (typ.)
'KOTA BROWN' flooring; see sheet a8.1 for details (typ.)
1:50
dimmer panel as per specifications 004
'KOTA BROWN' flooring; see sheet a8.1 for details (typ.)
007 locker room
200 200
south
'KOTA BROWN' skirting (typ.)
lockers; see a14.3 for details
dimmer panel as per specifications
paint over plaster (typ.)
south
'KOTA BROWN' skirting (typ.)
lockers; see a14.3 for details
100 (typ.) 100 (typ.)
north 004 electrical closet
east
250
100 (t
north
stone wall panelling; see sheet a5.1 for details
6
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
brushed S.S. plate cladding
43" commercial grade LED TV as per specifications
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
brushed S.S. plate cladding
43" commercial grade LED TV as per specifications
hooter
south 102 seating 1:50
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.)
elevator door as per specifications (typ.)
S.S. door with brass patina finish; see a9.1 for details
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.)
elevator door as per specifications (typ.)
S.S. door with brass patina finish; see a9.1 for details
905
x103
west west
905
south
100 (typ.) 100 (typ.)
102
1940
102
1940
x103
'ITALIAN MARBLE II' on staircase; see sheet a7.1 for details
natural finish 'UDAIPUR GREEN' marble cladding
'ITALIAN MARBLE II' on staircase; see sheet a7.1 for details
natural finish 'UDAIPUR GREEN' marble cladding a1.5 a5.1
102 seating
7
1:50
a1.5 a5.1
east 105 corrid 1:50
105 corrid
1:50
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
painted gypsum board
slot diffuser; see HVAC drawings for detail
slot di dr
CCTV camera
paint over plaster (typ.)
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
painted gypsum board
slot diffuser; see HVAC drawings for detail
slot di dr
x201
x202
x201
x202
900 (typ.) 900 (typ.)
paint over plaster (typ.)
350 (typ.) 350 (typ.)
east 201 seating
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' flooring; se sheet a8.1 for details (typ.)
south 'ITALIAN MARBLE I' cladding
INTERIOR ELEVATIONS
201 seating
1:50
100
east
CCTV camera
east
1:50
7
100
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' flooring; se sheet a8.1 for details (typ.)
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' cladding
stone wall panelling; see sheet a5.2 for details
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.)
stone wall panelling; see sheet a5.2 for details
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.)
south
west
west
100
west west
north
lockers; see a14.3 for details
north 008 corridor
4
lockers; see a14.3 for details a1.5 a5.1
1:50
5 a1.5 a5.1
008 corridor
4
5
1:50
bar display; see sheet a14.1 for details
CCTV camera
a1.5'ITALIAN a5.1 MARBLE I' cladding
brass door; see sheet a9.1 for details
paint over plaster (typ.)
CCTV camera
HVAC grille; see HVAC drawings for details
brushed S.S. plate cladding
bar display; see sheet a14.1 for details
CCTV camera
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' cladding
brass door; see sheet a9.1 for details
north
stone wall panelling; see sheet a5.2 for details
north 102 seating
stone wall panelling; see sheet a5.2 for details
1:50
40mm dia brass foot rail as per specifications
brass plate door; see a14.1 for details
natural finish 'UDAIPUR GREEN' marble cladding
40mm dia brass foot rail as per specifications
brass plate door; see a14.1 for details
natural finish 'UDAIPUR GREEN' marble cladding
2350
x101
101
x101
2350
103
1050
103
1050 2200 (typ.) 2200 (typ.)
brushed S.S. plate cladding
2100
HVAC grille; see HVAC drawings for details
2100
a5.1 CCTVa1.5 camera
101
east east
40mm dia brass foot rail as per specifications
natural finish 'UDAIPUR GREEN' marble cladding
40mm dia brass foot rail as per specifications
natural finish 'UDAIPUR GREEN' marble cladding a1.1 a5.1
102 seating
7 7
1:50
paint over plaster (typ.)
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' cladding
CCTV camera
brushed S.S. plate cladding
bar display; see sheet a14.1 for details
manual call point
paint over plaster (typ.)
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' cladding
CCTV camera
brushed S.S. plate cladding
bar display; see sheet a14.1 for details
stone wall panelling; see sheet a5.2 for details
1290 260
lighting control panel as per specifications
100 (typ.) 100 (typ.) 650
650 1290
x103
2100 (typ.) 2100 (typ.)
260
manual call point
a1.1 a5.1 stone wall panelling; see sheet a5.2 for details
x103
201
201
north
west west
8
north 201 seating
a1.0 a5.1
1:50
a1.0 a5.1
1:50
8
dor
see sheet a14.3 for cabinetry details
wine cooler as per specifications
'ITALIAN MARBLE 1' cladding
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.)
see sheet a14.3 for cabinetry details
wine cooler as per specifications
'ITALIAN MARBLE 1' cladding
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.) a1.2 a5.1
201 seating
9 9
a5.1 a5.1
a1.2 a5.1
iffuser; see HVAC drawings for detail
brushed S.S. plate cladding
43" commercial grade LED TV as per specifications
iffuser; see HVAC drawings for detail
brushed S.S. plate cladding
43" commercial grade LED TV as per specifications
t
east
'KOTA BROWN' flooring; see sheet a8.1 for details (typ.)
paint over plaster (typ.)
lighting control panel dor as per specifications
interior elevatio
1:
interior elevatio
1640
x303
108 :
tre 08 tre
750
1640
x303
750
t
east
'KOTA BROWN' flooring; see sheet a8.1 for details (typ.)
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE 1' cladding
brass door; see a14.1 for details
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
20mm 'ITALIAN MARBLE 1' cladding
brass door; see a14.1 for details a1.2 a5.1
9 9
a1.2 a5.1
west
stone wall panelling; see sheet a1.1 for details
west 202
10
stone wall panelling; see staircase I sheet a1.1 for details 1:50 a1.2 a5.1
202 staircase I
1:50
10
a1.2 a5.1
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100% construction documen
100% construction documen
7 april 2
1
6
2
3
a2.1 a14.2
4
5
6
450
450
25mm 'KOTA BROWN' stone flooring o mortar bed (typ.) over 100 P.C.C. sloped to drain (typ.) over waterproofing and insulation as per specifications
540
430
30 4
2140
2360
9
30 3
a2.1 a3.1
30 2
30 1
2250
650
+9180 mm t.o. slab
3
insulated glazing; see sheet a9.2 for details
a2.1 a2.1
150
steel staircase ; see sheet a7.1 for details
20 2
20 1
facade screen; see sheet a3.1 for details
1500
201
2390
2390
a2.1 a7.1
10 3
200
2710
2410
860
150
102
'KNAUF BANGRAVIA MICRO VT15' ceiling as per specifications
10 2
1500
2710
10 4
11 300
S1
150
5400
+3550 mm t.o. slab
670
20 3
wall panelling; see sheet a5.2 for details
150
890
150
+6240 mm t.o. slab
00 4
2830
00 3
00 2
2360
3250 2210
004
1530
00 5
1560
2190
2210
2510
150 800
770
420
+690 mm t.o. slab
00 1
-2710 mm t.o. slab
section A 1:50
1 a1.1 a2.1
4
100 (typ.)
2200 915
100
north
east
lighting control panel as per specifications
south
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.)
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' flooring; see sheet a8.1 for details (typ.)
203 private seating
brushed SS plate cladding
paint over plaster (typ.)
stone wall panelling as per detail (typ.)
painted gypsum board
202
west
north
stone wall panelling as per detail (typ.)
1
HVAC grille; see HVAC drawings for detail
100 (typ.)
500
east 'ITALIAN MARBLE I' cladding
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' f see sheet a8.1 for de
8 a5.2 a5.2
1:50
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
stone wall panelling as per detail (typ.)
400 480
stone wall panelling as per detail (typ.)
1940 (typ.)
250 (typ.)
2200
x302
a5.2 a5.2
1200
x301
brushed finish S.S. plate cladding
301 seating
a1.2 a5.2
paint over plaster (typ.)
stone wall panelling as per detail (typ.)
x203
1:50
CCTV camera
CCTV camera
2150
painted gypsum board
manual call point
1940 (typ.)
hooter
100 (typ.)
stone wall panelling as per detail
south
west
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' flooring; see sheet a8.1 for details (typ.)
screen; see sheet a14.2 for details
brushed finish SS plate cladding
'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.)
brushed finish S.S. plate cladding
301 seating
2
1:50
a1.2 a5.2
hooter
2580
kitchen panel
302
905
301
east
west
lighting control panel as per specifications
brushed finish SS plate cladding
305 corridor
3
1:50
a1.2 a5.2
9
7
a1.2 a5.2
a5.2 a5.2
1500
1500 150
300
450
150 150
300
300
150
300
300
1500 150
300
450
300
300
150
paint over plaster as per specifications
300
300
300
eq
150
300
300
450
300
40mm x 40mm M.S. tube frame anchored to existing wall
150
15mm slate
1290
150
eq
450
12mm marine ply anchored to M.S. tube frame
varies
150
450
varies
300
eq
150
eq
300
varies
300
eq
eq
HVAC grill as per sepcifications 40mm x 40mm M.S. tube frame anchored to existing wall
light fixture as per specification
300
300
150
450
300
300
300
150
300
450
light fixture as per specification
25mm x 25mm polished brass angle
300
eq
15mm slate 25mm x 25mm brass angle
15mm slate
15mm x 15mm ss channel 2mm stainless steel cladding
650
450
eq
300
eq
150
12mm marine ply anchored to M.S. tube frame
25mm x 25mm polished brass angle 2mm brushed finish stainless steel cladding
5mm brushed finish brass plate 300
HVAC grill as per specifications
15mm slate
100mm high 'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.)
100mm high 'ITALIAN MARBLE I' skirting (typ.)
module A elevation 1:25
4 a5.2 a5.2
module B elevation 1:25
5 a5.2 a5.2
module C elevation 1:25
6 a5.2 a5.2
wall panel section 1:25
7 a5.2 a5.2
wall panel elevation 1:25
8 a5.2 a5.2
wall panel section 1:25
9 a5.2 a5.2
The theme of the thesis studio was ‘Automation’. The current scenario of architecture is such that it is designed for the present. It does not address the rapidly changing lifestyle of the city and its people which has been taken over by technology. We are in need of architecture that is pre-programmed to evolve. Since architecture traditionaly involves static structures, there have been challenges in adapting to the dynamic elements that make up communities. Automated, self organizing, floating micronations have been proposed to inhabit refugees and aid existing nations. These floating membranes are movable batteries for the world. The thesis, on an architectural scale, explores the potential for a machine to adapt to its ever changing environment, at the same time make it hospitable for the inhabitants without distressing the nature. The proposal is to move a step forward and propose built architecture that responds to more than just changes in climate, one that responds to anomalies in the ecosystem, as well as social and cultural changes in humans, in order to make a difference to the process of design itself as well as the way we think of the ecology. I would like to propose new amphibious territories that accommodate the requirements of the culture and society of the future. A society that is free from traditional government affiliations. This way, I would like to promote the potential of architecture as more than just a passive agency, instead as an active infrastructural agent, which is governed by the urban conditions and in turn influenced the urban conditions.
Automated Micronations Post Graduate Thesis|
Spring ’15
Thomas Leeser, Jason Vigneri Beane| Rhino, Autocad, Maya, After Effects, Photoshop|
Faculty Software
WIND FARMS
DESALINATION AND GARBAGE COLLECTION
LARGE SCALE FISH FARM
SALT EVAPORATION PONDS
RICE PADDIES AND SHALLOW FISH FARMS
BIO - GAS PRODUCTION
BIO - GAS PRODUCTION
SOLAR ENERGY FARMS
WIND FARM
FARMS: CENTER PIVOT IRRIGATION
AIR STRIP
SOLAR FARM
FARMS: WHEEL LINE IRRIGATION
LARGE SCALE FISH FARM
DESALINATION AND GARBAGE COLLECTION
Multi-agent automated systems will provide flexible and scalable ways to integrate different parts. A system that uses the proncipals of self-organization, self-assembly and self-sustenance can adapt to any situation and allow for a controlled growth of the urban fabric. COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS TAGGING AGGREGATION
FLOWS
DIVERSITY
The client wanted to renovate 2 old buildings on his 25 foot wide property to rent to 2 families. We suggested maximizing the space and constructing one building with 4 separate apartments, designed in such a way that each apartment has a view of the front and the rear yards. The building follows the New York Building Code. Each apartment has 2 bedrooms and a large living room and kitchen space. This typology can be replicated in similar narrow plots throughout the city or even stacked up to form a high rise apartment
64 Stanhope Street,Professional| Brooklyn ’15 -’16 Andrew L Pettit Architect| Rhino, Autocad| Concept Design|
Fiirm Software Stages
Drawn By : ISSUE
UNCLE
143 8th New Yor
UNCLE SAM'S 17 350 5TH AVE., S NEW YORK, NY 666-646-0102 ex
412 Eigh Phone: Fax: E - Mail:
I created a floor pattern based on their logo of a five pointed star. I created the star out of the negative space formed by using pentagonal tiles.
FLOOR PATTERN DETAIL
FINISH PLA (1ST FLOOR DEC 4, 2015
I got the opportunity to be a part of this project right from the point of conception. Uncle Sam’s is a popular fast food restaurant chain in China, looking to enter into USA. The objective was to make a design template, including graphics, materials, furniture and fixtures, that would then be replicated around Manhattan and then further around USA.
The first site was that of a corner coffee shop. Our proposal increased the visibility of the store in a street full of restaurants, giving it a unique identity that could be used in the future as well. We followed the existing color scheme of the chain and tried incorporating their five pointed star logo.
Uncle Sam’s, Manhattan Professional| ’15 -’16 Andrew L Pettit Architect| Rhino, Revit, Autocad| Concept Deign, Design Development, Construction Drawings|
Fiirm Software Stage
FLOOR PATTERN ITERATIONS
PROPOSED SCREEN TO SEPARATE THE KITCHEN FROM THE REST OF THE RESTAURANT
T h e s t u dio e mph a s is e d t h e n e e d f or f lat tening t he f it n e s s la n ds c a p e wit h le s s p r e s p e cific, hybridised a r c h it e c t u r e t o in c r e a s e lo n g e v it y o f buildings.
Brainery in every neighborhood
T h e B r o o kly n B r a in e r y pr o v ide s t h e space and t he r e s o u r c e s t o le a r n s o me t h in g n e w at a low cost and in a f e w c la s s e s . A n in f o r ma l le a r n ing space, where n o bo dy wo u ld f o r c e y o u t o c o me t o class on time a n d t h e r e wo u ld be n o t e a c h e r - s t udent hierarchy. H a v in g a B r a in e r y in e v e r y n e ig h b orhood will t ap t h e a bu n da n c e o f kn o wle dg e a r ound us. People f r o m e v e r y a g e a n d s o c io - e c o n o mic back ground h a v e s o me kn o wle dg e t o s h a r e . T he B rainery is a s u pple me n t t o t h e e x is t in g s t a n d ardiz ed school pe da g o g y t h a t p r o mo t e s a n id ea of lifelong le a r n in g . F a mily le a r n in g is in cent iviz ed and a lo c a l c u lt u r e is de v e lo pe d. T here will be an a ddit io n a l in c e n t iv e o f me e t in g p e ople wit h similar o r dis s imila r in t e r e s t s , a n d a n a lt e r native place t o s pe n d f r e e t ime .
Firestation - an underutilized publicly owned space; Locations near the Brooklyn Tech Triangle
PUTTING LOCAL BRAINS TOGETHER FOR A LIFETIME OF LEARNING (ACCESSIBLE, COMMUNITY DRIVEN, CROWD SOURCED EDUCATION)
A lo t o f t h e t a x pa y e r s ’ mo n e y is going int o t he ma in t e n a n c e o f pu blic ly o wn e d buildings that a r e u n u s e d o r a r e s e v e r e ly u n der- ut iliz ed. Thus, B r a in e r ie s c a n f ill s u c h v o ids in neighborhoods, f o r min g a ‘ B r a in ’ o f r e s o u r c e s f o r America. T h e f ir e s t a t io n is o n e s u c h u n derut iliz ed space, e s pe c ia lly s in c e f ir e s a r e c o n s t antly reducing in U S A du e t o t h e s t r ic t a dh e r e n ce of fire codes in bu ildin g s . T h e r e d f ir e s t a t io n d oor is an easily r e c o g n iz a b le ic o n t h a t is p r e s ent at easily a c c e s s ible lo c a t io n s in e v e r y neighborhood, ma kin g it a v ia ble b r a n d. I t h a s r eadily available in f r a s t r u c t u r e a n d t h e f ir e me n t h emselves have a lo t o f f r e e t ime a n d kn o wle dg e t o s hare. These Braineries will be a visible, accessible pool of resources, an identity for every locality.
The Neighborhood Braineries Graduate Studio| Fall ’14 Meta Brunzema| Rhino, Autocad|
Faculty Software
494 DEAN STREET
T h e B r a in e r ie s will b e lig h t we ig h t , ‘loose modules’ t h a t o c c u py s p a c e a s pe r a v a ila bilit y, and could a t t a c h in t o t h e e x is t in g c o n t e x t li k e an epiphyte a n d a r e mo lda b le in t o a n y s it e condition and pr o g r a m. T h e y will be s p a c e s o f p otent ial t hat can r e f le c t t h e br a in e r y ’ s in f in it y p o s s i bilit y of t opics. Clu s t e r s c a n b e a dde d a s mo r e f u n d s are available. M a t e r ia ls s h o u ld b e lo c a lly a v a ilable and ref lect t h e n e ig h bo r h o o d. A pa r t f r o m le a r n in g a n d e x p e r im ental spaces, t h e r e will b e s pa c e s f o r e x h ib it io n and archival o f kn o wle dg e . T h e s p a c e s s h o u ld be visually c o n n e c t e d a n d n o t is o la t e d, s o that a person wa lkin g in c a n c h o o s e wh e r e t h e y want to go, and s o t h a t dif f e r e n t t y pe s o f t o p ic s c a n be hybridiz ed. T h e b r a in e r y s p a c e is c o n n e c t e d by a series of r a mp s t h a t we a v e t h e c lu s t e r s t o g e ther for universal a c c e s s ibilit y . I t will a ls o be a c o mm unit y space.
MODEL EXPLORATIONS
CATERNARY CHAIN STRUCTURE: MASONARY
Exploring the flow of forces in different materials and structures
Vasudha Mittal
TENSION STRUCTURES
began to clean it up.
I tried adding external loads to see a change in the form but there wasn’t any signi behaving as better loads.
5
4
6
7
7
4
CATENARY CHAIN STRUCTURE: MASONARY 5
I tried adding external loads to see a change in the form but there wasn’t any significant change. The lower chains seemed to be behaving as better loads. The entire model stands on 4 supports.
Pratt Institute - ARCH 853.01
01
Vasudha Mitta
Vasudha Mittal
1
2
Assignment 2 –
BRIDGE STRUCTURE: STEEL
Structural explorations Vasudha M Graduate Seminar|Fall’14 Cristobal Correa|
Faculty
There is a split between the city and the battery park. The proposed berm meant to protect manhattan from future hurricanes, further enhances this split. At the same time, the existing shoreline detaches the publis from the water. This project acts as a bridge between the park and the urban fabric, while allowing a direct link to the water, forming a dam for the berm. This project was a crash course in a range of new software and a new design methodology.
MANITPULATION
DYNAMISM
ENGROSSMENT
INTIMACY
Systemic Hybrids,Graduate Battery Park Studio|Summer’14 William Macdonald| Grasshopper, Rhino, Maya, Mental Ray|
Faculty Software
THE STRATEGY IS TO HAVE DUAL FLOWS AND TO ALLOW A SHIFT OF POWER, BY FIRST DRAWING IN TOWARDS THE WATER, AND THEN DISBURSING TOWARDS THE CITY AND THE PARK
VIEW OF DROP OFF AREA
THE PATH FROM THE ‘BIG U’ BERM BECOMES A BOARDWALK FOR PUBLIC. THE SCHOOL ALSO ACTS AS A COMMUNITY SPACE, ALLOWING INTERACTION BETWEEN CULTURES BASED ON THE QUALITIES OF SPACES
TOP VIEW
VIEW WITH QUALITY COLORS
COMPARTMENTALISED SPACES BASED ON MAPS
TOPO MAPS GENERATED FROM QUALITY INTENSITIES
Topography Maps of the Intensities of the Qualities Identified at different times of the day, used to develope the form sectionally. The design is developed such that it functions through all times. Minimal surfaces then populate the compaartmentalized spaces. Program is developed based on the intensity of qualities in the area.
BATTERY BERM: BIG URBAN FARM BATTERY PARK PLAYSPACE: FRANK GEHRY
BOARDWALK
STATEN ISLAND FERRY TERMINAL HUDSON RIVER
REM(X)
2. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with the relevant specifications and conditions of contract
9
4. This drawing unless stamped and signed good for construction by all agencies LEGEND-SANITARY FIXTURES concerned 11 shall not be used for any site works, procurement of materials or for any Toilet Paper Dispenser as per approved construction activity on site. TPD
10
X
8
3. All dimensions are only to be read and not measured or scaled
X
sample
C
X
115
D
D
EQ
X
600
7. All levels indicated on this drawing are finished levels unless expressly specified. 8. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other services/structure/other consultants drawings as may be applicable
WC
Water closet as per approved sample
HS
Hand shower set as per approved sample
8. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other services/structure/other Bath & shower mixer as per approved consultants drawings as may be applicable B/SM
G G
11. Morphogenesis shall not be liable for the accuracy of execution on site of the information contained in this drawing.
ALIGN
150
X
115
A
G
FT
300
150
eq
B
REM
Shower S-03
+9080mm FFL +9030mm FFL
℄of TPD
350 eq
A
1700
REVISIONS eq
I FT
800
A
RS
Bench as per detail 2050
800
A
Floor Tiles/Stone - As per approved sample
C
Mirror as per detail
D
Glass partition as per vendor dwg
E
Counter - as per approved sample
F
Flooring - As per approved sample
G
Finish Behind cabinetry - As per approval
H
False Ceiling - As per detail
I
Pebble Bed - As per approval
J
Wall Finish - As per approved sample
SB/1050
℄of Bath Tub
115 115
C
PRINTS ISSUED TO
NO.
CONSULTING MEP M.J CONSULTANTS Address: 606, Madhuban Building, 55, Nehru place, New Delhi-19
DATE
CONSULTING LANDSCAPE
SWITCH BOARD BOTTOM AT +1200mm FROM FFL CLIENT
AMAN SAWHNEY ANURADHA SAWHNEY
ME
MEDIUM LEVEL ( HEIGHT +1050 FROM FFL) PROVISION FOR MIRROR ILLUMINATION (HEIGHT +1200MM) 16AMP FOR GEYSER AT 150MM ABOVE FCL / AT 2100MM FROM FFL
cb hp
D
TOILET DESIGN AND DETAIL
PROJECT NO. : 0279 PROJECT:
SAWHNEY RESIDENCE SATBARI, NEW DELHI
SHAVER SOCKET 6AMP FOR CABINETRY LIGHTING AT 2100/1050MM FROM FFL 6AMP FOR HEATING PAD (HEIGHT +1050mm, behind mirror)
TITLE
DATE
Part Plan - Daughter's Toilet
REGULATOR
℄of Bath Tub
SCALE 1:30
LKT ENGINEERING CONSULTNATS LTD. 10 / 49, Subhash Nagar, New Delhi-110027 Phone :+011-45565818 Tel/Fax:+011-25126129 i n f o @ l k t e n g i n e e r i n g . c o m http//:-www.lktengineering.com
MI
S
PART PLAN
N 85, Panchsheel Park, New Delhi, 110017 Telephone : 011 41828070 Fax: 011 26490351 Email: studio@morphogenesis.org Web: www. morphogenesis.org
CONSULTING STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
EXHAUST
eq
DATE
ARCHITECT morphogenesis .
16 AMP SOCKET W/ SWITCH
G
eq
NO.
6 AMP SOCKET W/ SWITCH Align Bath Tub to column edge
FT
295
FT
A
FD
BT
Wall Tiles/Stone - As per approved sample
B
LEGEND-ELECTRICAL POINTS
drain as per technicals 250
A
NO.
B
℄of OHS & RS
OHS
REVISIONS
A
eq
B
3. For finishes, refer room finish schedule 4. Finish margin assumed to be 50mm 5. All fixtures to be measured from toilet FFL 6. Match bottom of false ceiling with window lintel 7. Tile upto 100mm above false ceiling
LEGEND-MATERIAL SPECIFICATION
HF
℄of WC
eq 100 200
A
ALIGN
20mm lvl drop
TPD
WC
C
600
Specific Notes:
FT WB
115
700
MI hp
℄of Counter
KID'S TOILET S-03 +9080 MM FFL +8900 MM TOS
10. This drawing shall in no way substitute the need for the client or any other agency to BS Bath comply with any and all statutory requirements, inspections, activities andSpout or as per approved sample compliance. FCO Floor Clean Out as per approved sample
& FT
X
eq
E
Specific Notes:
Rain Shower as per approved sample
11. Morphogenesis shall not be liable for the accuracy of execution on site of the BT Bath Tub as per approved sample information contained in this drawing.
1100
℄of HF
S
S-003-A 230
ME
Counter as per detail
X
150
600
RS
1800
X REM
Mirror as per detail
9. All dimensions are to be verified on site by the contractor and any discrepancy shall be brought to the notice of the project management agency. 10. This drawing shall in no way substitute the need for the client or any other agency to comply with any and all statutory requirements, inspections, activities and or compliance.
9. All dimensions are to be verified on site by the contractor and any discrepancy shallhead be shower as per approved sample 1. Dwg to be read in conjunction with plumbing dwg OHS Over 2. For fixtures, refer sanitary schedule brought to the notice of the project management agency.
SB/1050
C
F
6. Any and all materials specified in this drawing are subject to variations in color, grain, texture, tone, warping etc. which are inherent to natural materials as well as to manmade materials due to the manufacturing processes involved.
sample
Loose furniture as per detail
E
4. This drawing unless stamped and signed good for construction by all agencies concerned shall not be used for any site works, procurement of materials or for any construction activity on site. 5. Any and all information in this drawing is subject to due verification and acceptance by the project management agency/client. Discrepancies if any shall be brought to the notice immediately.
S-004-A 7. All levels indicated on this drawing are finished levels unless expressly specified.
Cabinetry Detail as per specifications
A
3. All dimensions are only to be read and not measured or scaled
texture, tone, warping etc. which are inherent to natural materials as well as to WB Washbasin as per approved sample manmade materials due to the manufacturing processes involved.
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GENERAL NOTES : 1. This Drawing and Design are the intellectual property of Morphogenesis. This may not be reproduced, copied, circulated or be used for any other purposes apart from its intended purpose without written permission from Morphogenesis. 2. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with the relevant specifications and conditions of contract
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Sawhney Residence, New Delhi Professional| ’13-’14 Morphogenesis| Autocad, Sketchup| Construction Drawings, Interior Design| 1000sqm|
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Urbanisation Ut ips, Patquod in senatum India has nos been hilici si accelerated prata teludeps, bysula distress ducipic furedem migration from enatilic rural areas. vis. This process of migration of people from their villages, to cities in search for job opportunities has been continuous and a constant burden and threat to India. The phenomenon of rural–urban migration, instead of being an indicator of a booming economy, is a clear pointer to the gradual collapse of the rural economy. The case of Miranpur, is a peculiar case of outward migration where the people migrating out are not the usual muchadvertised poor farmers; instead, the people in question are the economically well endowed. Being a ‘Nagar Panchayat’ (City Council), it has lost its rural status and is thus not eligible for the rural development schemes in the area. Having a rich history, originating in the times of the Sayyid era, the small town has witnessed evolution from a prosperous, business based hamlet to its present image – that of a place where people prefer not to live in any more. The thesis would look into understanding the reasons why people of a certain class have chosen to leave their large homes and shift their whole life to nearby towns and cities. It will try to identify the pattern of development of this town and take the narrative forward by suggesting interventions that enhance the standard of living of the people.
Revitalization ofUndergraduate a Small Town Thesis|Spring’13 Kanishka Prasad| Autocad, Sketchup, Photoshop|
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Ut ips, Patquod senatum nos hilici si prata teludeps, sula ducipic furedem enatilic vis.
EXISTING
Ut ips, Patquod senatum nos hilici si prata teludeps, sula ducipic furedem enatilic vis.
PROPOSALS
EXISTING SITE, LOCATED AT THE MOUTH OF THE TOWN
BASIC ZONING
CREATING LINES OF VIEW
ZONES CREATED BETWEEN VIEW PATHS
PATH AROUND LAKE PUSHED BACK AND BIO FILTER DECKS ADDED
BUILT MASS ADDED IN HARDSCAPE ZONES
The Architectural Style has been influenced by existing Islamic, Hindu and Art Deco elements. The form of the buildings have been inspired from the typical courtyard houses in the town Since there are a number of Brick kilns in the vicinity, it is only logical that the built proposals will compose of brick masonary
‘KACCHA - PUKKA POND’
‘KACCHA - PUKKA POND’
The aim of the studio was to propose a plan for Ghitorni, Delhi for the year 2021, keeping in mind the proposed government Master plan for Delhi for the same year. Ghitorni lies in the peri-urban area between the metropolitian of Delhi and the upcoming satellite town of Gurgaon. The 900hectares of area composes of the dense Ghittorni Village at it’s heart, and large plots of farmhouses surrounding the village. The entire area was surveyed and analysed by the batch, under the themes of landuse, plans and policies, social and physical infrastructure, accessibility, ecology and built environment. Seeing the immense pressure on the ecology of the site, our group proposed a ‘Build Less’ strategy. We challanged the ‘Transport Oriented Development’ proposal of the Master plan of Delhi, allowing no more than 74,000 people on the site, as opposed to the projected 200,000. I was an active member of the design of the site strategy, and got to detail the interface between the village and farmhouse fabric.
Urban Design Studio|Spring’12 Ritu Verma, Sudheshna Chatterjee| Autocad, Sketchup, Photoshop|
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Ut ips, Patquod senatum nos hilici si prata teludeps, sula ducipic furedem enatilic vis.
The farmhouses are declared as country homes. Village and Country-home fabrics unified by the circulation proposed and by providing social infrastructure at walkable distances. All such community facilities provided on the lands acquired from the country homes exceeding 0.8hectares in size. Guidelines were defined to acheive the vision.
COUNTRY HOME - VILLAGE INTERFACE
Gurgaon lies on the periphery of the Metropolitian city of Delhi, making it the ‘spillover’ area for Delhi‘s overpopulation. It’s the hub of adhoc development with lack of infrastructure to support it. The aim of the studio was to provide a solution for this rapid unplanned urbanisation of Gurgaon, in order to prepare it for the future populations. A selected area of about 8000 hectares was extensively analysed under the catagories of accessibility, built environment, land use and public spaces. Students also carried out surveys to understand the social fabric of the place. Teams were then allowed to select potential sites within the area of study and present urban design and housing proposals for the same. SITE AREA = 33 Ha (23 Ha Residential) TOTAL DWELLING UNITS (DU) = 3155 OVERALL FLOOR AREA RATIO = 1.6 GROUND COVERAGE = 20% OVERALL DENSITY = 140 DU/Ha
Home for All
Urban Design and Housing Studio|Spring’12 Amit Sarma, Ritu Verma| Autocad, Sketchup, Photoshop, Revit|
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HOME FOR ALL | SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES | DESTINATION
Service Floor - virendeel girder
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Based on the guidelines of FAR, Ground coverage and Population density required for the projected populations, building typologies were designed keeping in mind the basic concepts of pulling in the green and creating vistas. At this stage, I was responsible for putting the buildings on site based upon the desired density of dwelling units in each zone. I also planned out the vehicular circulation and parking within each zone as per the parking guidelines of the state.
HOUSING TYPOLOGIES
Three of the typologies were detailed down to the plans of each dwelling unit. The site was detailed by me, including the parking requirements and pedestrian paths.
This typology has been created for the Economically Weaker Sections of society. The housing is g+8 (mid rise) in height with intermediate community spaces created at every 3 floors such that the residents dont get the feeling of lving in a high rise space. This typology was designed exclusively by me, keeping the basic architectural expression intent in mind. Based on the research done, the optimum size of an ews dwelling should be 25sqm.
The units have been designed and arranged keeping in ind that they avoid heat gain from the east and west
wind captured in the courtyard space from the south and north gets ventilated through the unit The elevator stops at every third floor opening out onto the community space
community spaces of consecutive towers face each other
HOUSING FOR THE ECONOMICALLY WEAKER SECTIONS
Apart from supervision from my team leader, I was given sole responsibility of this project. As a part of the Concept Design stage, I got a change to develop and detail the design as per the client’s requirements. I prepared the Interior Concept Design Presentation for the client. During the Sanction Drawing stage, I got to interact with consultants such as Structural, HVAC and Plumbing
IREO Clubhouse, Panchkula Professional Internship| ‘11 Morphogenesis| Autocad, Sketchup, Powerpoint, Ecotect| Construction Drawings, Interior Design| 1 acre|
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BANQUET HALL
RESROOMS
GUEST ROOM
A SERIES OF SKETCHES AT THE AKSHARA THEATRE ‘2010
“Lutyens’ Ut ips, Patquod Delhi”, senatum the name nos hilici evokes si prata a picture teludeps, of wide sula ductree ipic furedem lined roads, stately enatilic bungalows, vis. Delhi’s political past, and the architect Lutyens himself.But how much do we really know about the most recognized place in India? A walk through this area of Delhi would explore beyond what the British left behind after their long reign over India and it’s tranformation through the ages. The route explores the various layers of this region over time, from the remnants of a medieval time, to the high rise buildings, now dominating the skyline. Walkers are familiarized with the Indo -Saracenic , Europian Classical and Modern styles of architecture, along with the Garden City inpirations in the planning.
CURATING AND CONDUCTING WALKS IN NEW DELHI