ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN PORTFOLIO
[ VIKAS SINGH ]
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[VIKAS SINGH] Architecture Student
Hello! Based in India, I am currently a Bachelor's student at School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal. Always willing to explore and experiment new things to grow my understanding of architecture. Form Follows Function, by Louis Sullivan well represents my philosophy that the Architectural Design should be a functional storytelling to the people.
PROFILE
CONTACT
Vikas Singh December 6, 1999 Indian English, Hindi, Punjabi
viku296@gmail.com linkedin/vikas-singh-069 +91 - 8223818973 Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, India
EDUCATION
INTERESTS
2017- Present Bachelor of Architecture School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal
Music Exploration, Gaming, Cooking, Volleyball, Video Editing
2017 12th CBSE board | 89 % Kendriya Vidyalaya CMM, Jabalpur
SKILLS
2015 10th CBSE board | 10 cgpa Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, Udhampur
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Architectural Sketching, Conceptualization, Model Making, Visualization, Product Designing, Graphic Designing
ACADEMIC PROJECTS
COMPETITIONS
2021
Urban Design Studio Bhopal, India
2020
Five Star Hotel Design IICC, New Delhi, India
Daylight Investigations International VELUX Award
High Rise Housing Design E8 extension, Bhopal, India
The Habitat- Student Housing Archmello Design Competition
2019
Automobile Expo Kaliasot Dam, Bhopal, India
2019
Rethinking Future Residences IGBC Student Competition (Top 10)
Future Of Housing SkyCity Challenge 19
Olympic Size Pool Design SPA Bhopal, India
Village Documentation And Design ANDC Trophy, NASA India
Boys Hostel Design Dehradun, India
22nd Century Settlement 120 hours
Product Design For Aanganwadi Semrakalan, Bhopal, India 2018
2020
2018
Design For Unexplored ID Trophy, NASA India
(Top 6)
Architect's Residence Guwahati, India
Craftperson Documentation UCP Trophy, NASA India (Top 7)
Vernacular Documentation Bodo Kachari Tribe
Riverfront Design HUDCO Trophy, NASA India
Weekend Cottage Design Kerwa Dam, Bhopal, India
Identification Of Liminal Spaces ANDC Trophy, NASA India
Kiosk Design Puducherry, India
SqrFoot House- Housing For One Sqrfactor Design Competition
SOFTWARE SKILLS Drafting
Autodesk Autocad
3d Modeling
Trimble Sketchup Autodesk 3ds max Rhinoceros
BIM
Autodesk Revit
Rendering
Vray for Sketchup Corona Renderer for 3ds max Twinmotion
Graphics
Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign
WORKSHOPS 2019
Kochi Design Expo Kochi, India Bamboo Product Design SPA Bhopal, India Annual NASA Convention Bangalore, India
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Following is a collection of my selected works from 2017-21 which shows my skill set and commitment towards architecture. You can see the learning process I've been going through and hopefully see I've grown as a designer during these years.
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| PROJECTS |
THE THREE-WAY STUDENT HOSTEL | ACADEMICS
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DAS AUTOEXPO VOLKSWAGEN CAR EXPO | ACADEMICS
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PLUTO PARADISE
GANGASHRAYA
FIVE STAR HOTEL | ACADEMICS
RIVERFRONT DESIGN | COMPETITION
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TAXAN KALA
MISCELLANEOUS
CRAFTPERSON DOCUMENTATION | COMPETITON
PRODUCT DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN MODEL MAKING
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THE THREE-WAY Dehradun, India
Student Hostel| Academics Winter 2018 | Individual
Keywords: Hills, Flexbile, Connection, Movement The proposal is for a boys hostel design which is a part of residential school campus , located on scenic hills of Dehradun. Sloping terrain and frequent monsoon were the major challenges for the design, which have been made a part of the hostel building. Considering the user group and the philosophy which I had to include, the building has several terraces accessible at different levels. It also provides students with a garden full of flowers within the building.
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Revit + Twinmotion
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Site Location:
Dehra Dun, India 1 Approach Road 2
1. Building 2. Vegetation 3. Water Body
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Site Boundary
TERRACE 1
TERRACE 2
TERRACE 3
The design has tried to use the potential of the given site which is sloped and hence challenging. The spaces have been programmed with a proper area calculation while taking care of the site context and analysing the microclimate of the location. Multiple terraces provides space for different activities happening simultaneously throughout the day, as well as scenic views of the hills.
TERRACE 4
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An individual unit is efficiently planned so as to fulfill the basic space requirements for bed, study table, etc. Natural ventilation and daylighting is observed in almost all the spaces, due to the alignment of the building.
Space Saving
Bed Area
6m
Eco-friendly
Flexible furniture optimizes the floor space which is needed for a student.
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Division of programs
Initial building mass
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1.2 m
Natural Light &Ventilation
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1. Entrance
5. Corridor
2. Caretaker's Office
6. Lift core
3. Lobby cum waiting area
7. Staircase
4. Common room
8. Bridge
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Multiple circulation options
UNIT PLAN
Mutual shading & views
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INTERIOR VIEW Partially shaded corridors and multiple movement options between different levels
INTERIOR VIEW Revit + 3dsmax + Corona Renderer 10
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Terrace Garden
Machine Room
Third Terrace
Second Terrace Corridor with hillside views Indoor Sports Room
Exercise Area
Fourth Terrace Dining Hall
Bridge Connecting Two Corridors First Terrace Common Space
Stairs Connecting Ground and First floor Bridge connecting Corridors
Stairs Connecting Lower Ground and Ground floor
Corridor with Sloping Garden
EXPLODED VIEW
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DAS AUTO-EXPO Bhopal, India
Volkswagen Car Expo| Academics Winter 2019 | Individual
Keywords: Brand, Narration, Industrial The design objective was to develop a car exhibition space for Volkswagen, keeping in mind their brand identity which is to put people's importance first. Thus the final design tells a story of the Volkswagen's journey in the past few decades. The campus is planned to host an exhbition with a capacity of 200 people daily, with distinct parking spaces for the visitors and services.
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Rhino + Sketchup + Twinmotion
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Everyone deserves a better car.
Everyone deserves a Volkswagen.
The foundation of Expo design is driven by the idea of building an expo for everyone, Das Autoexpo or "People's Autoexpo". The design philosophy is inspired from the principles of Volkswagen's latest logo:
People will be able to experience the effects of the new brand design at the Das Autoexpo in Bhopal. The inner transformation of the brand, its vision and its new attitude will be unveiled to the outside world in the Expo.
Clear and Plain
Simple
Reduced to the essentials Easy to use
Human
Flexible Open Focused
Cool
Contrasting
Site Location:
Kaliasot, Bhopal, India
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2. Drop off 3. Expo Building 4. Two- wheeler Parking 5. Four- wheeler Parking 6. Pick-up 7. Service Entrance 8. Service Parking
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PREMIUM MODEL MID RANGE EXCLUSIVE LOUNGE FUTURE MODEL WAREHOUSE CAFETERIA
"As an architect you design for the present, with an awareness of the past, for a future which is essentially unknown." - Norman Foster
electric range
warehouse
classic range
premium mid range
exclusive range
contemporary range
entrance
1 unit = 1 sq. m. The spaces follow a narrative through which the visitors first get to see contemporary Volkswagen cars, but as they further explore the expo, an understanding of the brand's past is developed through classic Volkswagen cars. The display spaces are such that one gets a glimpse of the cars from the exterior of Expo as well, henceforth developing a curosity among them to feel the cars closely.
Space bubble Direct circulation Indirect circulation Programmed Area
SPACE PROGRAM
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Uneveiling Volkswagen's brand identity one-by-one...
Electric/EV Range
FUTURE
Classic Range
PAST
Contemporary Range
PRESENT
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SITE MODEL
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4. VW base range
14. VW electric range
5. VW latest on-display
15. Cafeteria and Kiosks
6. Conference zone
16. Washrooms
7. Escalator
17. Warehouse entrance
8. VW mid-range
18. Exit/ pick-up
Public Movement Vehicular Movement
9. VW premium range 10. VW exclusive range
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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INTERIOR VIEW
EXERIOR VIEW Sketchup + Twinmotion 18
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Each space inside the expo has different interiors to change the feel as a visitor moves forward. Starting from flooring pattern to lighting, the interior elements are chosen wisely. Exposed roof and ceiling gives a industrial feel to the spaces.
The display spaces are such that one gets a glimpse of the cars from the exterior of the Expo as well, henceforth developing a curosity among them to feel the cars closely.
The visitors also get the opportunity to walk outside the expo building and have a look at the cars from different perspective and mood. Shaded areas helps in avoiding the harsh sun during the day and at night creates a good ambience.
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PLUTO PARADISE New Delhi, India
Five Star Hotel | Academics Winter 2020 | Individual
Keywords: Flexbile, Connection, Movement The proposal is for a multi-star Business Hotel in the given urban setting. It is designed over the marked building location on the Master Plan of India International Convention Center, Dwarka. Though the selected project site is real, we were required to work within the contextual program details available online and on a suitably designed hypothetical project program.
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Revit + Sketchup + Twinmotion
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6. Retail + Metro
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2. Four Star Hotel
7. Open Exhibition Area
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3. Retail Building
8. Plaza (Paving + Green)
13. Exhibition Hall 5
4.Convention
9. Exhibition Hall 1
14. Museum
5. Arena
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MASTER PLAN IICC, Dwarka, New Delhi
OVERVIEW IICC halls, centre, India people arena
has five large exhibition a multi-purpose convention the largest auditourium in capable of holding 10,000 at one time, as well as multifacilities for 6,000 people.
AERIAL VIEW
ACCESSIBILITY IICC is located 10km from Delhi Airport. It is 25km from city centre of Delhi, and in the best geographical location with no traffic. The airport metro express offers direct internal access to IICC.
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GIVEN VOLUME Alloted ground coverage for built form and green/open spaces
GROUND FLOOR Lobby area has been maximized to connect it to other spaces
CREATING GREEN SPACE More ground area for green spaces and inviting more sunlight inside
OPENING MORE VIEWS Protecting spaces from unwanted west sun and thus stepped terraces
SUITES FLOOR One side of the suites has been kept open to outside.
CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAMS
SCHEMATIC SKETCHES
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Gift Shop
Breakfast Area
Lobby
Pool
Convenience Store
Restaurant
Front Desk
Fitness Center
Retail
Bar
Valet
Spa, Gymnasium
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2. Main Drop-off
14. Guest Lobby
3. Valet
15. Business Lobby
4. Retail Shops
16. Seminal Hall
5. Banquet Hall
17. Meeting Room
6. Multi-cuisine Restaurant
18. Service/Staff Entry
7. Entrance
19. Kitchen 1
8. Grand Lobby
20. Kitchen 2
9. Escalator
21. Storage
10. Reception
22. Banquet Storage
11. Guest Lift
23. Manager Offices
12. Service Lift
24. Staff Room
BOH Circulation
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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TYPICAL GUEST FLOOR PLAN
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ROOM-TYPE A
1. Meeting Area 2. Small Dining 3. Bed Space 4. Toilet 5. Shaft 1
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SUITE- TYPE A
1. Meeting Area 2. Dining 3. Living Room 4. Bed Room 5. Walk-in Wardrobe 6. Toilet
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SUITE- TYPE B
1. Living Space 2. Kitchenette and Dining 3. Bedroom 4. Walk-in Wardrobe 5. Toilet 1
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SUITE- TYPE C
1. Meeting Area 2. Kitchenette and Dining 3. Reading Area 4. Bedroom 5. Walk-in Wardrobe 6. Toilet
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BANQUET AND RETAIL: EXTERIOR VIEW
RESTAURANT: EXTERIOR VIEW Revit + Twinmotion 30
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The public spaces are planned in a way that someone passing by near the hotel would get a glimpse of the interiors and liveliness inside, developing an interest to visit the Pluto Paradise.
The road stretch infront of the Banquet hall experiences alot of traffic/people throughout the day due to variety of facilities provided like Retail shops, multi-cuisine restaurant and also kitchen storage.
Multiple drop-offs helps in lowering the traffic congestion in any particular road stretch. Those who are visiting for stay purpose and those who just want to have some good time at restaurant, would follow a different movement path inside the hotel.
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GANGASHRAYA Kanpur, India
Riverfront Development| Competition Winter 2018| Group
Keywords: Polluted, River Edge, Adaptive-Reuse The proposal aims to rejuvenate the polluted Ganges river edge and other neglected spaces associated to it by creating multiple recreational and lively zones. Intent is to engage with the Ganges river for space refinement. It will instill a sense of belongingness in the people of Kanpur which will help to maintain the river edge, and Ganga clean.
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KANPUR Situated on the west banks of the Ganges River is Kanpur, the largest city in the state of Uttar Pradesh. It started of as a small village in the late 18th century and later became an important defence headquarter, and finally developed into an industrial hub during the British Raj. Today, it is the 11th most populous city of India and is the centre of commercial, industrial and educational activities in Uttar Pradesh.
Kanpur has a limited number of public spaces. A riverfront would serve as the ideal connect between nature and people.
The development of a riverfront, would restore the degrading water quality of Ganges due to industrial waste, fishing, etc.
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PUBLIC SPACES
POPULATION DENSITY
Public Spaces are an instrument of urban transformation that are critical for adding social and economic value to a city. Kanpur has inadequate number of public spaces which act as recreational buffers and encourage community participation.
Kanpur is the most important metropolis city in Uttar Pradesh. It has a population density of 9,756 per square kilometer.
INDUSTRIES
STRESS MAP
Numerous textile mills were established in the city during the British Rule. The Leather Industry also flourished at this time. Elgin Mill was the first cotton textile mill to be established in the city.
Med density: 19,400 - 21,600 ppl High density: 22,000 - 26,600 ppl Very High density: 27,000 - 38,000 ppl
High Stress
Low Stress
Moderate Stress
Stress Free
MAPPING
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STRUCTURAL SITE PLAN Making pedestrian and vehicular pathways for access to whole site Using existing built structures in a better, more public context
PHASE 4
Providing wetlands and pathways along the river edge Retaining existing vegetation while planting where required
PHASE 3
PHASE 2
Built Area Parking Boardwalk Pathways Existing Trees PHASE 1
Added Trees Wetland SITE PLAN
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Based on Maslow's Hierarchy of needs, following phases of interventions were proposed
PHASE 1
PHASE 3
Physiological and safety needs are met by
Self esteem is inculcated with city's enhanced identity and economic growth
Cleaning the Ganga river
Relocating squatters and stopping further encroachment
Generate revenue as well as provide outdoor seating spaces
Adaptively re-using the ruined Mill complex
Developing wetlands along the river edge and create a parallel trail
Diversion of drain from sewers
PHASE 2 Further, social needs are fulfilled by
PHASE 4 Self actualization is the ultimate objective for the riverfront
Improvise and develop existing ghats and crematorium to connect people to the river
Adaptive re-use of TAFCO, built forms as food courts, commercial buildings and spaces like haat
Providing green open spaces and recreational, fitness parks
Multi-purpose grounds and sports complex as further extension of fitness parks.
Designing more jetties at nodes
Providing designated parking spaces to decongest the precinct
PHASES OF DEVELOPMENT
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VIEWS
The story of the Ganges, from her source to the sea, from old times to new, is the story of India's civilization and culture, of the rise and fall of empires, of great and proud cities, of adventures of man...
a. Dhobi and Bhairav Ghat
b. Compound wall and mills
ACCESS AND CONNECTIVITY
c. Slums along the river
SUNPATH AND TOPOGRAPHY
d. Permat ghat and TAFCO compound
SITE PLAN
Valley Ridge Contours 1. Bhairav Temple 2. Crematorium 3. Akhada 4. Power House 5. TAFCO Compound 6. Permat Ghat
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INTERNAL VIEW OF MUSEUM The museum building is modified into exhibition areas and art galleries.
LILY POND Pond which was earlier used for cooling machinery is used as a lily pond with machinery exposed in the middle acts as artefacts on display .
JETTY AT ELGIN MILL The mill complex is connected to the viewing deck in the front giving access to the wetland trail and the river. A jetty is provided to give access from the waterways as well.
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TAXAN KALA Anuppur, India
Craftsperson Documentation| Competition Winter 2018| Group
Keywords: Unknown, Craft, Tribe Seeeking inspiration from nature and everyday things were the craftsperson of Anuppur District, Madhya Pradesh. These were the members of Ayam Gond Tribe- whose distinctive skills of wood carving still stand unknown to many. In the recent years, this craft has been in a state of decline. The documentation has very carefully identified the craft and the whole process a craftperson follows to get the final outcome.
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Hand Rendered Graphic
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MATERIALS USED
SAJA WOOD Used for making door and window frames
NATURAL GUM Used to stick materials together and wooden nails further strengthen the bond
KHAYAM WOOD Used for making Mukta
DAUSJA WOOD Used for making Stabha or Pillars
WORKING ENVIRONMENT In the present context, the craftsperson faces a lot of problems in his working environment. Long and daily powercuts force the craftperson to work outdoors. Even when working indoors, the enclosures create a hazardous environment for the craftsperson to work. This is due to the wood dust and effluents released in the process of wood polishing. Heavy rains and storm are not only a hindrance to work but are also responsible for the detoiration of resources. In such cases, the storage area available might also not be enough to accomodate all raw materials. All these factors combined inhibit not just his practice, but also prevent him from showing his true potential.
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STEP 1 : CUTTING The type of wood plays an important role in wood carving. Hardwoods are difficult to shape, whereas softer woods are easier to carve but are prone to damage. The choice depends on the requirements of the carving process.
FISH TAIL
BENT GAUGE
STEP 2 : SHAPING The craftperson takes the selected piece of timber and adzes out the required shape. The Rukhani, a curved blade, is used to remove large portions of wood smoothly. And smoothing is done using tool Rinda.
HALF ROUND
STEP 4 : ROUGH CARVING The rough undercutting of the wooden piece is done over the sketch and then raised designs are created by carving.
RUKHANI
TRI KON
PENCIL
STEP 3 : DESIGN SKETCHES Once the shaping of the wood is done, the desired design for abstract form is drawn roughly over the wooden piece. It is done roughly using a pencil or a chalk to carry out the further carving process.
STRAIGHT CHISEL STRAIGHT GAUGE
STEP 5 : FINE DETAILING Tailor made tools are used to precisely detail out the actual form of the design over the deeply carved wooden piece.
BRUSH
STEP 6 : POLISHING On completion of carving, the wood is coated with natural oils such linseed oil, which protects the wood.
TOOLS AND PROCESS
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The intricate art of wood carving is extremely time consuming and hence poses a weak competition to machinedriven manufacturing industries. It struggles to hold its ground, fetching less money and eventually diminishing. Stakeholder priority is driven by capital invested and hence the timber industries dominate the access to raw materials. Lack of govermental support and community mobilization has rendered these craftspersons helpless.
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An art being restricted to a single medium is bound to lose its tracks with time. If its voice is translated through multiple media, it might be able to lengthen its span on the timeline. Hence, we recommend carving to be assimilated into structures other than door sculptures show a greater prospect to communicate this on a global level. Weaker economies like Kenya and Malaysia, with low manpower and resources, bear more fruits of revenue from their native arts while a nation like India with greater, fails to do so. The craftsperson can also make improvisation to existing wooden textures such as partition wall, doors, etc. Dhokal singh's family is the last of a lineage of Ayam people practicing the art of wood carving. Inspired from his gradmother(Bhalidi Singh Ayam), Dhokal Singh and his brother( Naval Singh Ayam), are the only practicioners of this craft. Both work in different contexts: Naval Singh in village, Dhokal Singh in the city under different contractors. They have been working relentlessly to sustain the condition. Hence it is our responsibility to realize the existence of this age-long craft and contribute in reviving it.
INFERENCES
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TO-SIXFEET-GETHER
Bench Design| Competition Summer 2020| Individual
Keywords: Pandemic, Physical Distancing, Bench The idea was to rethink the design of public seatings for the new normal where it is necessary to maintain a distance, and to prefer physical distancing over social distancing. Instead of designing something totally new, a little adjustment to the existing benches can do the work. Pets could be a mean of keeping people at a distance while seating whilst not restricting the conversation between them.
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GETHERNESS
“Let physical distancing be focused on human beings, and if you need to hug something, hug your pet.”
SIX FEET
FOR YOU TO RELAX
ONLY FOR PETS TO RELAX
FOR YOU TO RELAX
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BOOTH-IT-YOURSELF
Comforting Object| Competition Winter 2020| Group
Keywords: Pandemic, New Normal, Comfort The proposal focuses on the nitty gritty of our daily schedules, the life cycle of a "work from home, physical distancing" paradigm, where how normal it should be to want solitude, and be with yourself enough. The idea of normalising a disconnect from the bustle - a disconnect enough. The reality if wanting the disconnect but also knowing that one isn't in any sense truly "alone".
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We desire...
Solitude
Situations and people tossed together had some inevitable consequences in lifes of the priviliged to not be loomed by the shadow of the disease itself that was around in every corner. To all of us who could be engulfed in the luxury and the warmth; of our loved ones, of our homes, of our pajamas; the relaxation somehow turned to boredom. It shouldn't be a surprise how a new normal dragged from exciting to monotonous to unbearable.
Personal Space
Connect with Nature
How to...
1. Assemble the Structure
2. Cover with the material available at home
Allowing that space- that liminal identity- acknowledging the need- that, is the new normal. And this product is like any experiential art, is the sheet of paper- that idea - the manual to achieve that. A DIY if you will, to make that space with things and materials which would be easily obtained.
Recycled PVC
Detail for attaching
Framed Structure THE KIT AND ASSEMBLY
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INTERIOR DESIGN
Interior Design| Academic Winter 2020| Individual
Keywords: Minimalistic, Utilization, Efficient The family wanted to alter the interiors of the house according to their latest moods, to suit their lifestyle which has changed and also to accommodate the latest needs of their kids(as they will be most of the time inside the house). More window height for maximum daylight and better air circulation. Also, more ceiling height, to make the room feel spacious. Furnitures to be used are space saving, and built-in seatings over walls, to make kids feel excited and comforted.
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MODEL MAKING
Physical 1:1 Scale Model Done for the Undegraduate Thesis Project by Ar. Rishav Gupta
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