PORTFOLIO S VIGNESH KUMAR VARMA 2017 - 2021
| S VIGNESH KUMAR VARMA | B.Arch 4th year | 7397029589
Phone
Vigneshsibyala@gmail.com
Rahman Nagar, Thanjavur - 613005, Tamil Nadu @ vigh_ness S Vignesh Kumar Varma
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EDUCATION Visversvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur
WORK EXPERIENCE 2017
Bachelor of Architecture | CGPA : 8.38 (currently 4th year)
Narayana Jnior College, Nellore
2020
Intern for Nagpur based multidisciplinary architecture firm. 2016
The Design Mirror, Nagpur
2020
Co-founder | Instagram Handle
Class 12 | Percentage : 97.1%
Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Thanjavur
Intern, Studio Sakha, Nagpur
2015
AXIS, VNIT Nagpur
2020
Support Team Head for axis 20
Class 10 | CGPA : 10
Studet Mentor, VNIT Nagpur
WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS Eco-Structure
Student Mentor for B.Arch batch 2019 - 2024 (2019 - current) 2021
By Ar. Chitra Vishwanath & Ar. Sathya Prakash Varanashi
Self Learning Modules For Aspects Of NZEB
2020
Solar Decathlon India & IIHS
Set Designing Workshop
2019
Set Designing Workshop
Hands On Workshop On Brick Masonry And Timber Joinery
2019
By Ar. Vikas Shimpi & Ar. Manuj Mundhada
Brick Parametric Workshop
2019
By Ar. Vinu Daniel
Tensile Structures Workshop
2017
By Ar. Mangesh Belasare
ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITIONS Solar Decathlon India
2020
Qualified phase 3
Lauri Baker Trophy
2020
Top 5 shortlisted
Sacred Spaces
2020
Participated
Annual NASA Design Competition Top 100
Reubens Trophy ZNC zone 3 |61st year-Top 5 shortlisted, 62nd year - Special Mention (2nd position)|
Griha Trophy Promoted to stage 2
2019
Lauri Baker Trophy coordinator, VNIT Nagpur Trophy head for 1 years (2019 - 2020)
Reubens Trophy coordinator, VNIT Nagpur Department committee, VNIT Nagpur E-Cell, VNIT Nagpur
2018
Organizer for E-Cell 2018
DEVISE , VNIT Nagpur
2018
Organizer for DEVISE 2018
Inter NIT Ceremony Committee , VNIT Nagpur Member
SOFTWARE SKILLS
OTHER
Advanced
Professional Skills
Autodesk AutoCAD
Leadership
Autodesk Revit
Critical Thinking
Trimble SketchUp
Team Work
Rhinoceros 3D
Communication
Lumion
Design Process
Adobe Illustrator
& 19
Adobe InDesign
2018
2018
Committee member for 1 year
2018
& 19
2018
Trophy head for 2 years (2018 - 2020)
Adobe Photoshop
2018
2019
MS Suite
Beginner
Language English Hindi Telugu Tamil
VRay
Other Interests
Blender
Dramatics - Mime
Archi Cad
Digital Art
2018
PREFACE The drawings and all the content displayed in this portfolio were created by me and are true to my knowledge. Group works were given with credits. This portfolio is a compilation of my works from 2017 to 2021. Each section shows different skills and design abilities, and experience gained throughout these four years. Unique value and lessons learnt from events happened in this period helped me evolve my skills and also my personality. I’m glad to display my work to you.
CONTENTS ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 01
SOCIAL HOUSING
05-16
RESIDENTIAL | SEMESTER 8 | ACADEMIC
02
ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL
17-22
HEALTHCARE | SEMESTER 5 | ACADEMIC
TECHINCAL DRAWINGS 03
BUILDING DOCUMENTATION
23-26
INSTITUTIONAL | SEMESTER 4 | ACADEMIC
04
WORKING DRAWING
27-30
RESIDENTIAL | SEMESTER 5 | ACADEMIC
ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITIONS 05
GRIHA TROPHY
31-32
MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT | 2018 | COMPETITION
06
LAURI BAKER TROPHY
33-36
RURAL DEVELOPMENT | 2019 | COMPETITION
ASSORTED 07
MISCELLANEOUS WORKSHOPS | MODEL MAKING | PHOTOGRAPHY | DIGITAL ART
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SOCIAL HOUSING RESIDENTIAL | SEMESTER 8 | ACADEMIC Location: Nagpur Site area: 70,430 sqm Context: The site is surrounded by all basic amenities like a hospital, post office, and school. On the west side of the site FUTALA LAKE, a famous recreation spot is very close to the site with a large amount of dense green cover. The prevailing wind direction is also from the lake side bringing a nice breeze for the residents. Brief: The project brief was to design a residential neighbourhood with good quality green spaces and ensuring the safety and pedestrian-friendly nature of the neighbourhood. Height restriction of ground plus four is given as a condition with a requirement of high density. Design features: Plenty of open spaces, courtyards and ventilation shafts for natural light and ventilation, pedestrianfriendly lanes, resilience and self-sufficiency incorporated in site services for food, energy and water, a large number of trees on either side of roads and pedestrian lanes to offset carbon footprint, higher density in low rise buildings contributing to urban requirements and joyful environment for all age grouped people are design feature incorporated at different levels in the neighbourhood. Land dirstribution for various activities: % Of Land
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7,043
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Commercial
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Amenities
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9,155
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Open spaces
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Distribution of different social groups: Typology
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9,360 m2
Lower income group
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11,960 m2
Middle income group
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108
11,880 m2
Higher income group
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6,480 m2
Population and dwelling unit densities: Population density
Net - 627
Gross - 310
Dwelling unit density
Net - 157
Gross - 78
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to form common spaces for each unit to let residents extend their activities. Inorder to achieve minimal usage of circulation space and also for reducing count of ducts and pipelines, above shown pattern of mirroring is done.
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AREA STATEMENT EWS UNITS BUILTUP AREA : 45 SQ.M TOTAL NO. OF UNITS : 52 UNITS TOTAL NO. OF UNITS ON GF: 10 UNITS TOTAL NO. OF UNITS ON FF: 14 UNITS TOTAL NO. OF UNITS ON SF: 14 UNITS TOTAL NO. OF UNITS ON TF: 14 UNITS
LIG UNITS BUILTUP AREA : 65 SQ.M TOTAL NO. OF UNITS : 34 UNITS TOTAL NO. OF UNITS ON GF: 4 UNITS TOTAL NO. OF UNITS ON FF: 10 UNITS TOTAL NO. OF UNITS ON SF: 10 UNITS TOTAL NO. OF UNITS ON TF: 10 UNITS EWS + LIG Block: Building Footprint : 3250 Sq.m Ground Coverage : 2,500 Sq.m Built Up Area : 2500 Sq.m X 4 Floors = 10,000 Sq.m For 4 Blocks = 40,000 Sq.m
Parking Provision: Four Wheelers: 32 Per Block Scooter: 104 Per Block Cycle: 104 Per Block
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create quality spaces for residents and also to provide privacy. Inorder to achieve ventilation for all units in the cluster equally, ventilation shafts along the corridors were created and a covering of perforated walls made
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of timber strips were given inorder to achieve privacy.
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AREA STATEMENT LIG UNITS Builtup Area : 68 Sq.m Total No. Of Units : 12 Units Total No. Of Units On Gf: 3 Units Total No. Of Units On Ff: 3 Units Total No. Of Units On Sf:3 Units Total No. Of Units On Tf: 3 Units
MIG UNITS Builtup Area : 110 Sq.m Total No. Of Units : 20 Units Total No. Of Units On Gf: 5 Units Total No. Of Units On Ff: 5 Units Total No. Of Units On Sf: 5 Units Total No. Of Units On Tf: 5 Units LIG + MIG Block: Building Footprint : 1,150 Sq.m Ground Coverage : 1,150 Sq.m Built Up Area : 1150 Sq.m X 4 Floors = 4,600 Sq.m For 4 Blocks = 18,400 Sq.m
Parking Provision: Four Wheelers: 12 Per Block Scooter: 45 Per Block Cycle: 48 Per Block
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AREA STATEMENT MIG UNITS Builtup Area : 115 Sq.m Total No. Of Units : 14 Units Total No. Of Units On Gf: 0 Units Total No. Of Units On Ff: 4 Units Total No. Of Units On Sf: 8 Units Total No. Of Units On Tf: 4 Units
HIG UNITS Builtup Area : 135 Sq.m Total No. Of Units : 24 Units Total No. Of Units On Gf: 4 Units Total No. Of Units On Ff: 8 Units Total No. Of Units On Sf: 4 Units Total No. Of Units On Tf: 8 Units MIG + HIG Block: Building Footprint : 2,265 Sq.m Ground Coverage : 1,790 Sq.m Built Up Area : 1790 Sq.m X 4 Floors = 5,970 Sq.m For 2 Blocks = 11,940 Sq.m
Parking Provision: Four Wheelers: 36 Per Block Scooter: 52 Per Block Cycle: 48 Per Block
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VIEW OF PEDEST
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ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL HEALTHCARE | SEMESTER 5 | ACADEMIC Location: Nagpur Site area: 7952 sqm Context: Surrounded by a mall on the east side, party hall on the west side, metro line, mixed-use type apartment buildings, and movie theatre on the northside, the site is located in a proper commercial zone. Brief: The project brief was to design and 100 bedded orthopedic hospital with self-sufficient facilities. Design features: Open spaces, natural light, and ventilation, an environment supportive for quick healing and joyful accommodation. The approach towards design for a hospital project was a bit conscious in terms of planning. Care has been taken and multiple revisions on clear and easy layout which can reduce travel time, avoid crowding, manage restriction of circulation with architecture. The site we got for the project has one side abutting to nag Nala which is in very poor condition. So effort about isolation in terms of hygiene from that side has been effectively done by placing service-related activities as a buffer between Nala and main wardrooms. The site was given a single entrance to reduce road footprint and to leave the maximum possible virgin land as it is. Once we enter the side, two entrances with a welcoming portico allow patients to split away to their specific space of concern without any difficulty. Later on, patient attendees got another entrance that serves visitors only. For staff and equipment, other access is provided with private parking and unloading area. As one enters the space, the healing requirements of patients have been supported by the play of nature and spaces. They are achieved by allowing, light and wind to enter the space and create a warm and calm atmosphere. Apart from all of these, care has been taken in material selection in a way to reduce embodied energy and make use of the thermal mass of brick and concrete.
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BUILDING DOCUMENTATION INSTITUTIONAL | SEMESTER 4 | ACADEMIC Location: Bishop Cotton School, Nagpur Participation: Team of 18 students Mentor: Dr. Vijay Kapse Brief: To measure, document, perform condition mapping, and propose interventions for repairs and reuse of ruins. Requirements: Detailed floor plans, elevations, sections, site plan, detailed drawings of fixtures, windows, doors. Report about details of condition of building and interventions are also expected.
The Bishop Cotton School The documentation of The Bishop Cotton School helped the students to understand construction of predominant construction materials of the old times along with their techniques. The new structures constructed on the site helped to provide a much needed comparision of both the materials, and the techniques. One can understand that old techniques of construction are not necessarily outdated in current times and do well to hold their place and must be seriously considered for new-age construction. 1-NORTH ENTRANCE 2-WEST ENTRANCE 3-WELL 4-MAIN PARKING 5-NURSERY 6-GARDEN 7-FLAG POST 8-PLAYGROUND 9-CONCRETED BASE 10-BOYS TOILET
ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK & STAFF ROOMS
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Site area = 27,573.95 sq.m
GRIHA TROPHY
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MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT | 2018 | COMPEITION
Organizer: NASA India Brief: Design should be a Mixed-use ( residential and commercial) development for Experion developers which s a reputed developer committed to sustainable development. of
architectural
strategies
Residential
Floor area = 2196 sq.m (2 floors)
2BHK + Study
Floor area = 7148.8 sq.m (4 floors)
Participation: 7 members
Demonstration
Retail shops
Commercial shops
Location: Gomati Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
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Parking Area Statement
1.25 x 5 x 2.5 x 90 = 1406 sq.m 3BHK = 36 1.25 x 5 x 2.5 x 36 = 562.5 sq.m
Residential spaces
3BHK + Servant = 28
Per unit area of:
1.25 x 5 x 2.5 x 28 = 437.5 sq.m
2BHK + Study = 73.5 sq.m 3BHK = 97 sq.m
4BHK + Servant = 16
3BHK + Servant = 157.5 sq.m 4BHK + Servant = 165 sq.m Total units: 2BHK + Study = 90
1.50 x 5 x 2.5 x 19 = 300 sq.m Total = 2706.25 sq.m (Ground floor and two basements
sustainable behavior in the uses.
3BHK = 36 3BHK + Servant = 28
Requirements: Commercial building of at least two floors of
4BHK + Servant = 16 Net residential areas:
Commercial
2BHK + Study = 6615 sq.m
1.50 x 5 x 2.5 x 93.44 = 1752 sq.m
retail, whereas rest will be offices consuming F.A.R of 8000 sq.m of permissible F.A.R. 1. The building should be planned to face a 30m wide road. 2. Design must consider local materials and energy efficiency. 3. Separate entrances and exits should be created for residential and commercial blocks.
3BHK = 3492 sq.m 3BHK + Servant = 2520 sq.m 4BHK + Servant = 1485 sq.m
under residential area)
(tw basements under cmmercial area) Total F.A.R consumed = 1.15
Club house
Land coverage = 30 %
Area = 1370 sq.m (2 floors)
Virgin land = 10 % on North-East
Total area = 27,500 sq.m
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SITE AREA : 6.81 ACRES
SUN PATH ANALYSIS OF BUILT
WIND FLOW ANALYSIS OF BUILT
F.A.R ALLOWED = 2
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Complex A
Retail And Commercial Area First And Secod Floor Commercial Spaces
4th, 5th, 6th, 7th floors residence plans
8th, 9th, 10th, 11th floors residence plans
Club House Ground Floor Retail Shops
First Floor Retail Shops
Complex B
10th, 11th floors plans
8th, 9th floors plans
6th, 7th floors plans
4th, 5th floors plans
3 BHK Block Area: 130 sq.m No. Of units: 30
3 BHK Block Area: 95 sq.m No. Of units: 36
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4 BHK Block Area: 160 sq.m No. Of units: 16
1st, 2nd, 3rd floors plans
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LAURI BAKER TROPHY RURAL DEVELOPMENT | 2019 | COMPEITION Location: Chitri, Maharashtra Participation: 5 members (two 3rd years and three 2nd years) Organizer: NASA India and Lauri Baker Centre Medium: Handwork
care, lack of Social cohesion, Lack of skills for job opportunities. These were solved by design proposals of Improved septic tanks and Phytoremediation, Rainwater harvesting, Anganwadi, Primary health center, Community center & skill development center respectively. The community center design is to be the torchbearer of Economic & Social progress with the amalgamation of more than 8 activities such as an OAT which would create proper space for conduction of Gram Panchayat meeting & for stage plays, Primary health care center to help the populace to stay healthy, Milk society to help Gawli have a common space to sell their milk at profit without the interference
Brief: Participants are supposed to select a tribal hamlet,
of middlemen, Anganwadi to educate the future generation, Skill develop-
document the hamlet, and propose interventions for 5 different
ment center to generate employment opportunities, Kiosk to provide ne-
housing typologies, and community spaces. The designs must
cessities at proximity, SHG office to provide support, & a community Radio
meet tribal people’s needs and should meet Lauri Baker’s principles of construction and design.
DESIGN DESCRIPTION
center to transmit information and enhance the knowledge about the outside world. The linear settlement pattern of houses was found to be problematic in terms of laying out drains that ended up at the entrances of the houses. Also, the possibility of future expansion was severely affected with future houses being more & more alienated from the older houses. Thus the
The design objective involved locating a Tribal Hamlet called called ‘Chi-
solution of radial pattern design for the settlement was brought up along
tri’ which was severely altered with inappropriate modern intervention
with community spaces in between them to develop spaces for communi-
resulting in adverse social and economical effects. Thus the need to re-
ty gatherings. The whole layout came up from the tribal symbol and thus
design Hamlet with appropriate technologies was identified. The design
had a connection to their quickly fading past. Also, all the materials sourced
process started with documenting Chitri and learning about its short-
for construction which includes Mud, Bamboo, Thatch, Sagwaan timber are
comings. This was along with Participatory design and Household level
available in proximity which ensures the tribes are familiar with it and are no
surveys which gave more in-depth knowledge of the situation. It led us
strangers to its uses. This helps in the active construction of the houses by
to the knowledge of the division of tribes in Chitri based on the job such
the tribes themselves involving no outsiders & helps reducing costs drasti-
as Korku the farmers, Gawli the milkmen & Gond the cattle rearers. So
cally. Also, such a method of construction will increase the community spirit
the task set forth was to develop individual models of housing accord-
along with a sense of collective ownership. Thus the design proposal for a
ing to their particular needs & requirements. Other problems that were
Chitri, “Reinventing the present so that the future can accommodate the
identified were problems of Sanitation, Safe water, Education, Health-
past” is justified.
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BRICK PARAMETRIC WORKSHOP By Ar. Vinu Daniel organised by NASA India
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