Undergraduate Architectural Portfolio by Vipul Baweja

PORTFOLIO VIPUL BAWEJA ARCHITECTURE DESIGN | SELECTED WORKS 2016-2020

Hello! Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m Vipul Baweja, a student of MBS School of Planning and Architecture. From the past years, I have developed myself through architecture, cities I have travel and people I have met. All these experiences have helped me in shaping my views or perspective of the project that I have worked on. I believe that architecture has the capacity to make a difference in the society. The ability to use both creativity and practicality to think rationally in difficult situations is what interests me the most in this profession.

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Vipul Baweja

B-5, Jhilmil Colony, Shahadra, Delhi-95 vipul.6040@gmail.com +91-9650198139 05 . 02 . 1998

EDUCATION 2016 - Present

MBS School of Planning and Architecture | Dwarka, Delhi 4th year student of Bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s of Architecture Affiliation : Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

2015 - 2016

Vivekanand School | Anand Vihar, Delhi Senior Secondary schooling

2013 - 2014

Vivekanand Public School | Anand Vihar, Delhi Higher Secondary schooling

2018 - 2019

LBC Trophy| Trophy Head Annual Nasa 2018-2019, Awarded : Special Mention MARSCEPTION 2018 Architecture Competition | Team Member Volume Zero

2017 - 2018

Annual Nasa Design Competition | Team Member Annual Nasa 2017-2018, Awarded : Top-24 LIK Trophy | Team Member Annual Nasa 2017-2018 Mind Rain Architecture Competition 2017 | Team Member Mind Rain 50 Hour Filmmaking Challenge | Team Member Indian Film Project

COMPETITIONS

SKILLS AutoCAD Revit Sketchup

Photoshop Indesign Premier Pro

V-Ray Lumion MS Office

01 02 03 04 05

Thesis Design Semester 08

Urban Design Semester 07

Group Housing Semester 06

Meditation Centre Semester 05

Primary School Semester 04

Contents //design//

//digital//

06 08 09

Photography

Working Drawing Semester 06

//research//

Accommodation of Homeless A case-study of Delhi Semester 07

Prefabrication Semester 07

//construction// 07

01 IIT DELHI RESEARCH PARK, SONIPAT 2020 Thesis Design 8th Semester

In this global economy with rapidly changing market dynamics and trends, focus is now shifting from providing services to innovation and creativity, with workplaces getting informal and playful. As new demands are arising, new tools are required to tackle them, same built environment cannot satisfy the needs of upcoming â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Idea based economyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Thus, the project is an attempt to design a creative & simulating environment for an Innovation, Research and development centre that promote and accelerates possibilities of new collaborative opportunities with spaces that can be reconfigured to meet technological and spatial demands.

SITE & ITS SURROUNDING

The site is located within the Rajiv Gandhi education city , Sonipat. The land has been allocated to IITD by Haryana Govt. for setting up their extension campus. The landuse of the site is educational . The site is located near the GT karnal road and is accessible by roads on three sides while a green cover belt on the fourth side.

IIT DELHI RESEARCH PARK, SONEPAT | THESIS DESIGN, 8TH SEMESTER

1 5 6

Fut

60M Wide Road

8M Wide Road

Drop Off

8M Wide Road

60M Wide Road

SITE PLAN

ture Expansion ( 5 Acres )

VEHICULAR CIRCULATION

Belt

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION Gree n

8M Wide Road

1. Entry/Exit

Drop Off

2. Incubation Hub

3. Common Facilities 4. R&D Centre 5. Faculty Housing 6. Hostels 7. Central Plaza 8. OAT 9. Site Services

GROUND COVERAGE BREAKUP Incubation Hub - 3,275 sq. m R&D Centre - 5,762 sq. m Common Facilities - 3,254 sq. m Accommodation - 2,110 sq. Total - 14,400 sq. m

BUILT-UP AREA BREAKUP Incubation Hub - 12,505 sq. m R&D Centre - 28,550 sq. m Common Facilities - 7,300 sq. m Accommodation - 10,070 sq.m Total - 58,425 sq. m

TOTAL SITE AREA - 80,937 SQ. M (20 ACRES) LEFT FOR FUTURE EXPANSION - 5 ACRES REMAINING AREA - 60,702 SQ. M (15 ACRES) PERMISSIBLE GROUND COVERAGE ( 25%) - 15,175.5 SQ. M ACHIEVED GROUND COVERAGE - 14,400 SQ. M (23.7 %) PERMISSIBLE FAR - 1.5 TOTAL BUILTUP AREA - 58,425 SQ. M ACHIEVED FAR - 0.96 04

IIT DELHI RESEARCH PARK, SONEPAT | THESIS DESIGN, 8TH SEMESTER

FACULTY HOUSING

ISOMETRIC VIEW

HOSTELS

SPORTS COURTS

INCUBATION HUB

ARRIVAL COURT

CENTRAL PLAZA

COMMON FACILITIES

OAT

OPEN AIR THEATRE

R&D CENTRE

INTERACTIVE SPACE KUND

INTERACTIVE SPACE

SUNKEN COURT

LILY POND

CENTRAL PLAZA 06

IIT DELHI RESEARCH PARK, SONEPAT | THESIS DESIGN, 8TH SEMESTER RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

Builtup mass oriented north south direction allowing maximum sunlight penetration.

TERRAC

LVL +2970

SEVENTH

LVL +26100

Extrusion from the built mass for satisfying different function programs.

FOURTH

LVL +15300

Stepping roof terraces for the Researchers as breakout spaces adjacent to their offices.

THIRD FL

LVL +11700

Vertical voids in the built mass to allow sunlight to penetrate to inner areas.

SECOND

LVL +7100

FIRST FL

FORM DEVELOPMENT

Horizontal voids in the built mass to create different public spaces.

LVL +4500

Adding fenestration according to the cardinal direction to allow maximum diffused light.

LVL +600

GROUND

Toilets Service Public Facilities Admin Office space

AXONOMETRIC BLOWUP

OFFICE

H FLOOR

OFFICE

EXHIBITION

ADMIN

IIT DELHI RESEARCH PARK, SONEPAT | THESIS DESIGN, 8TH SEMESTER

BASEMENT

H FLOOR

LOOR

D FLOOR

OOR

D FLOOR Beige Dholpur Sandstone

Double Glazed Glass

Terracota Vertical Fins

Reinforced Concrete cement 08

IIT DELHI RESEARCH PARK, SONEPAT | THESIS DESIGN, 8TH SEMESTER INCUBATION HUB

TERRAC

LVL +1530

Builtup mass oriented along the Central Plaza.

THIRD FL

LVL +11700

Void is created in the middle to create a courtyard.

Cut-outs in the built mass is created to allow entry to the courtyard.

SECOND

LVL +7100

A built mass of public spaces is placed in the courtyard.

FIRST FLO

LVL +4500

Bridges were linked to the added built mass further dividing the courtyard into four parts.

GROUND

Adding fenestration according to the cardinal direction to allow maximum diffused light.

FORM DEVELOPMENT

Toilets Service Public Facilities Admin Office space Workshops

AXONOMETRIC BLOW UP

LVL +600

LOOR

D FLOOR

OOR

D FLOOR

Beige Dholpur Sandstone

Terracotta Baguette Panels

Double Glazed Glass

Reinforced Concrete cement 10

IIT DELHI RESEARCH PARK, SONEPAT | THESIS DESIGN, 8TH SEMESTER COMMON FACILITIES

TERRACE

LVL +15300

Builtup mass oriented along the Central Plaza.

THIRD FLOO

LVL +11700

Height of front side is reduced to facilitate the Auditorium.

SECOND FL

LVL +7100

Vertical void is created to allow the sunlight to penetrate into the central public space.

FIRST FLOO

Hyperbolic paraboloid roof structure is used for the Auditorium as it can support long spans.

FORM DEVELOPMENT

Adding fenestration according to the cardinal direction to allow maximum diffused light.

LVL +4500

Toilets Service Public Facilities Learning and Collaborating spaces

AXONOMETRIC BLOWUP

GROUND F

LVL +600

LOOR

FLOOR Beige Dholpur Sandstone

Reinforced Concrete cement

Double Glazed Glass

IIT DELHI RESEARCH PARK, SONEPAT | THESIS DESIGN, 8TH SEMESTER

View of Auditorium Entrance

View of Central Spine/Plaza 13

View of R&D centre from OAT

Bird Eye view of Central plaza 14

02 LOTHIAN ROAD PRECINCTS 2019 Urban Design 7th Semester

Kashmere gate as a public space gives Importance to the commercial built rather than the social un-built. The commercial fabric gives very less room for recreation and halt space and restricts the development of itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s public zones. In todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s time the area is plagued by negligence and an existing mess of choked market movement, intense commerce, and a great tangle of bill-boards, cables and traffic congestion. Thus, there is a need of up-gradation of the whole place to uplift the standards of living and reviving the glory of old heritage buildings. The urban design interventions will trigger off the redevelopment process and give it a new lease of life.

IMAGE OF THE AREA

Kashmere Gate area is part of walled city of Shahjanabad, Delhi. The areas has many historical buildings belonging to Mughal and Colonial area. The area was also the scene of many battles of mutiny of 1857. However, it continued to be an institutional and commercial centre till now. 16

Lothian Road Precincts | URBAN DESIGN, 7TH SEMESTER

DESIGN INTERVENTIONS

Open Interactive waiting space for the visitors and lawyers of Old Court.

Open plaza for kiosks at the junction of two roads. Subway for safe pedestrian crossing with entrance plaza for Ritz cinema . Plaza including exhibition space, designated kiosks area and OAT connecting the Kashmere Gate metro station exit and Kashmere Gate monument.

Open landscape plaza with green rest area for the visitors of markets and shopkeepers with automated underground parking. Pedestrianisation of Ram Chandok Marg along the commercial edge of the Kashmere Gate area. Open landscape area with seating space in the centre of the commercial area acting as resting and refuge area. Old campus building redesigned into student centre of Ambedkar University. Boundary of IGDTU and Ambedkar University redesigned with tradition elements like jali, arches and jharokhas to uplift the heritage of the area. Cinema building is redesigned as a museum space with a restaurant. Multilevel automated parking Hamilton road redesigned as a one-way road with proper parking , pedestrian walkways, table tops and public amenities.

Lothian Road Precincts | URBAN DESIGN, 7TH SEMESTER

HERITAGE CORRIDOR

A plaza includes seating oat which is accompanied by exhibition area at the exit gate no.1 of Kashmere Gate metro station has been designed to enable people to use the Kashmere Gate as a passage of movement.

To ensure proper road crossing for the safety of the pedestrians and making a connection between Kashmere Gate and other side of the road for the pedestrians coming through the gate, a subway has been proposed.

Proper entrance plaza with green space in front of Ritz cinema connecting the subway leading to Kashmere Gate and a open space at the junction is designed to maximise the pedestrian area.

Open space which previously used for parking has been converted into recreational space which comprises of open cafe, seating areas with low boundary wall to make it more interactive with underground parking. 20

Lothian Road Precincts | URBAN DESIGN, 7TH SEMESTER STREET DESIGN

The Ram Chadok Marg road is pedestrianised. Widened pedestrian pathways, street vendors kiosks, parklets, wash-rooms, cycle stands, adequate street Lights and dustbins are proposed in the design.

The Lothian road is proposed as two-way road from Kashmere Gate towards GPO with median. Widened pedestrian pathways, table tops, washrooms, bus Stops , adequate street Lights and dustbins are proposed in the design.

The Hamilton road is road from Lothian towa Widened pedestrian wash-rooms, advertise vendorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; kiosks, mod Lights and dustbins are

proposed as a one-way ards Ajmeri gate. pathways, table tops, ement boards, street dified designed street e proposed in the design.

Parklets are designed along the pedestrian on the Ram Chandok Marg to allow people to rest and provide seating for the food outlets without hindering the pedestrian movement .

Bus stop is cladded with sandstone in contrast with the elevation of Lothian road. Tradition element like jali is used to uplift the heritage of the area

Lothian Road Precincts | URBAN DESIGN, 7TH SEMESTER LOTHIAN EDGE ELEVATION DESIGN

Beige Colour Plaster

White Marble

Stone Jali

To uplift the heritage statement of the area, the elevations have been improved by incorporating arches and stone jali.

Red Sandstone

Beige Sandstone

Stone Jali

Since one is not able to view the heritage buildings because of the opaque boundary walls, the boundary walls have been made Semi porous by intercepting the wall by jali. 23

Lothian Road Precints | URBAN DESIGN, 7TH SEMESTER

View of plaza connecting the Kashmere gate metro exit gate no.1 and Kashmere gate

View of subway for safe pedestrian crossing connecting Kashmere Gate to Ritz Cinema

View of Lothian Road with enhanced elevation with traditional elements like jali, arches, jharokhas cladded with sandstone.

View of Hamiltion road of enhanced pathways with sitting and kiosk area and entry to automated underground parking

03 STAFF HOUSING 2019 Group-Housing 6th Semester

This housing type is Staff Housing. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s function is to accommodate the staff working in the institutional area (Knowledge Corridor) of Gandhinagar, Gujarat. The staff includes teachers, professors, assistants, admin staff and peons. As it includes all the classes of profession, the design aims at creating individual spaces separating their privacy as well as creating a space in which they Co-exist.

SITE SURROUNDINGS

The site is located in the institutional Area of the Gandhinagar, Gujrat. The site is surrounded by following institutional buildings: 1. Gujarat national law university 2. Gujarat energy research and Management institute 3. Institute of seismological

The site is accessible from 3 sides having 24m roads on eastern and northern edge while 12m road on the western edge. There is proposed institution land the southern side. Site area - 5 Hectares

SITE DEVELOPMENT

20 individual towers Lined on the site.

Drifting of tower towards the boundary to provide a central recreational space.

Bulky towers were placed on the southwest side to maximise shade in the central recreational space.

Towers were shifted to create drop off and heights were adjusted according to the dwelling type. 28

STAFF HOUSING | GROUP HOUSING , 6TH SEMESTER

SITE PLAN

AREA - 5 HECTARE GROUND COVERAGE PERMISSIBLE - 40% ACHIEVED - 14.1% FAR PERMISSIBLE - 1.8 ACHIEVED - 1.49 1. DROP OFF 2. SWIMMING POOL 3. CENTRAL PLAZA 4. AMPHITHEATRE 5. BASETKBALL COURT 6. TENNIS COURT 7. BADMINTON COURT 30

STAFF HOUSING | GROUP HOUSING , 6TH SEMESTER 1BHK DWELLING UNIT

2BHK DWELLING UNIT

AREA ANALYSIS UNIT AREA BALCONY AREA CORE AREA/UNIT SUPER BUILTUP

- 46.3 SQ M - 7.2 SQ M - 10.5 SQ M - 56.8 SQ M

1BHK UNIT PLAN

U B C S

2BHK UNIT PLAN

DWELLING ANALYSIS DWELLING IN EACH FLOOR NO. OF FLOOR IN EACH TOWER NO. OF TOWERS TOTAL NO. OF DWELLINGS

1BHK CLUSTER PLAN 31

-4 - 14 -4 - 224

2BHK CLUSTER PLAN

3BHK DWELLING UNIT

AREA ANALYSIS UNIT AREA BALCONY AREA CORE AREA/UNIT SUPER BUILTUP

AREA ANALYSIS

- 68 SQ M - 11.2 SQ M - 14.5 SQ M - 82.5 SQ M

UNIT AREA BALCONY AREA CORE AREA/UNIT SUPER BUILTUP

- 116 SQ M - 19 SQ M - 17 SQ M - 133 SQ M

3BHK UNIT PLAN

DWELLING ANALYSIS DWELLING IN EACH FLOOR NO. OF FLOOR IN EACH TOWER NO. OF TOWERS TOTAL NO. OF DWELLINGS

DWELLING ANALYSIS -4 - 12 -6 - 288

DWELLING IN EACH FLOOR NO. OF FLOOR IN EACH TOWER NO. OF TOWERS TOTAL NO. OF DWELLINGS

-3 - 16 -4 - 192

3BHK CLUSTER PLAN 32

STAFF HOUSING | GROUP HOUSING , 6TH SEMESTER 4BHK DWELLING UNIT

Individual Unit

Stacking of Units

4BHK UNIT PLAN( LVL -1 )

4BHK UNIT PLAN( LVL -2 )

4BHK CLUSTER PLAN( LVL -1 )

4BHK CLUSTER PLAN( LVL -2

Extensions made to cater Duplex Spaces

Interlocking of Units

Void made for Entrance 33

AREA ANALYSIS UNIT AREA BALCONY AREA CORE AREA/UNIT SUPER BUILTUP

- 212 - 27 - 35 - 247

SQ M SQ M SQ M SQ M

4BHK UNIT PLAN( LVL -3 )

DWELLING ANALYSIS DWELLING IN EACH FLOOR -4 NO. OF FLOOR IN EACH TOWER - 2 NO. OF TOWERS -6 TOTAL NO. OF DWELLINGS - 48

4BHK CLUSTER PLAN( LVL -3 ) 34

STAFF HOUSING | GROUP HOUSING , 6TH SEMESTER

BASEMENT LVL 1 TOTAL CAPACITY - 710 CARS BACK TO BACK CAPACITY - 32 CARS

BASEMENT PLAN-1

BASEMENT LVL 2 TOTAL CAPACITY - 710 CARS BACK TO BACK CAPACITY - 32 CARS

BASEMENT PLAN-2 35

View of Central recreation zone

View of Basketball court 36

04 TEMPLE FOR PEACE & HARMONY 2018 Meditation Centre 5th Semester

Today the world in general & our country India in particular is passing through a critical phase. There is lot of strife & conflict. A large number of these conflicts are arising out of religious intolerance. The design is an intent to create a place where people of all faiths can congregate together in an atmosphere of peace & harmony, where the emphasis is on spirituality & divinity & not on mundane religious practices.

SITE SURROUNDINGS

The site is located in sector 103, Gurugram surrounded by residential space. It lies along the Gurugram Dwarka express-way making it easily accessible .

The site is accessible from 3 sides having 24m roads on southern and northern edge while 60m road on the western edge. There is Proposed institution land the eastern side. Site area - 7.52 Hectares

FORM DEVELOPMENT

The structure of the 'Galaxy' represents the fabric of the universe connecting living beings into one entity

The spiral symbol can represent the consciousness of nature beginning from its centre expanding outwardly.

The archade base represents the stability and connection with the ground and also supports the structure of building like legs of body.

TEMPLE FOR PEACE & HARMONY| MEDITATION CENTRE , 5TH SEMESTER

SITE PLAN

SITE AREA - 7.52 HECTARE GROUND COVERAGE PERMISSIBLE - 25% ACHIEVED - 13.6% LANDSCAPE AREA - 86.4%

1. BASEMENT PARKING LOBBY 2. BUS PARKING 3. DROP OFF 4.ENTRANCE PLAZA 5.FOOD COURT 6.LABRYNITH MEDITATION PARK 7. MUSEUM & LIBRARY 8.INTERPRETATION CENTRE 9.LILY POND 10.STEP GARDEN 11.MEDITATION HALL 40

TEMPLE FOR PEACE & HARMONY| MEDITATION CENTRE , 5TH SEMESTER MUSEUM & LIBRARY

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

SITE SECTION

INTERPETATION CENTRE

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

TEMPLE FOR PEACE & HARMONY| MEDITATION CENTRE , 5TH SEMESTER

View of Museum & Library block

View of Meditation centre from steps on roof of Museum & Library block 44

TEMPLE FOR PEACE & HARMONY| MEDITATION CENTRE , 5TH SEMESTER MEDITATION CENTRE

Bird eye view of Meditation centre

View of Meditation centre from entrance 46

05 SCHOOL & DAY CARE CENTRE 2018 Primary School 4th Semester

Schools are those places which contribute greatly to the education, development and socialization of any country’s youth. They constitute the single most important learning environment - next to a child’s home - for the formation and shaping of a child’s personality and character.

SITE SURROUNDINGS

The site is located in the residential area of the Westerlies in Sector 108, Gurugram. The site trapezoidal in shape.

The site is accessible from 3 sides having 15m road on eastern while 6m road on the western and southern edge. There is Proposed residential land the northern side.

SITE DEVELOPMENT

Buildings are oriented on north-south axis to get maximum sunlight penetration.

Buildings are compressed at the centre to provide common entrance to the both.

Buildings heights are adjusted and classes are placed around the central void.

The classes are arranged at different angle on each floor allowing different views to each class and fenestrations were added to the final form. 48

SCHOOL & DAY CARE CENTRE| PRIMARY SCHOOL , 4TH SEMESTER

SITE PLAN

SCHOOL & DAY CARE CENTRE| PRIMARY SCHOOL , 4TH SEMESTER

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 51

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SCHOOL & DAY CARE CENTRE| PRIMARY SCHOOL , 4TH SEMESTER

MATERIAL FINISH

Coloured aggregate plaster

Broom finish concrete

SCHOOL & DAY CARE CENTRE| PRIMARY SCHOOL , 4TH SEMESTER

View of classrooms arranged at different angles allowing different views to different classrooms.

View of central court changing pattern of light with sun movement. 56

06 PREFABRICATION 2019 Prefab Construction Drawing 7th Semester

2 B

2' A

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 150 mm thick Precast wall

FIR

WALL TO WALL CONNECTION

WALL TO COL 300

Minimun Distance 10mm

WALL TO WALL CONNECTION WALL TO WALL CONNECTION

150

150 mm thick Precast150 wallmm thick Precast wall

150

GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN

WALL TO CO W

Minimun Distance 10mm

300

Minimun Distance 10mm

300

Connecting Loop

Angle With Slot

Connecting Loop

DETAIL AT 'A'

150

150 150

Steel Plate Plastic Horseshoe Shims Angle With Slot 300

Minimun Distance 10mm Connecting Loop

150

Plastic Horseshoe Shims

150 mm thick Precast wall

150

150 mm thick Precast wall

DETAIL AT 'A'

Steel Plate

150

150 Plastic Horseshoe Shims Plastic Horseshoe Shims 150 mm thick Precast150 wallmm thick Precast wall Angle With Slot Angle With Slot Minimun Distance Minimun Distance Steel Plate SteelDETAIL Plate AT 'B 10mm 10mm '

Steel Plate 150 mm thick Precast150 wallmm thick PrecastSteel wall Plate Plastic Horseshoe Shims Plastic Horseshoe Shims 150 mm thick Precast wall Angle With Slot Angle With Slot

150 mm

150 150

DETAIL AT 'C'

Connecting Loop

DETAIL AT 'C'

150 mm thick Precast150 wallmm thick Precast wall AT 'D' DETAIL DETAIL AT 'B '

150

Connecting Loop

150 DETAIL AT 'C'

150

Connecting Loop

150

DETAIL AT 'B ' 150

150

DETAIL AT 'D'

C1 C1

C3 C3

B1 B1

B2 B2

C1 C1

2 2

B3 B3

B3' B3'

B3 B3

B3 C1 C1

B3'

B5 B5 E

M = 300MM

B4 B4

C2 C2 B4' B4'

B5 B5 C1

M = 300MM 1'

C2 C2

B6 B6 C1

B4 B4

C1 C1 B5

C1 C1

B6 B6

B7' C2B7'

B4'

B7 B7 B5

C3 C3

B4 B7 B7

1' 1

C1 C1

C3 C3

B1 B1B7'

B6 B6

C1 B7 C1

STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL PLAN PLAN C1

STRUCTURAL PLAN 2'

RST FLOOR PLAN

TERRACE TERRACE FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN COLUMN COLUMN TOTO BEAM BEAM CONNECTION CONNECTION

LUMN CONNECTION

2' 300 300 300

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

TERRACE FLOOR PLAN 150

ShoeShoe Precasted Precasted beambeam (300 (300 x 450) x 450)BeamBeam

COLUMN TO BEAM CONNECTION 300

WALL TO COLUMN CONNECTION 300

300

Precasted beam (300 x 450)

Beam Shoe

150

Steel Plate Plastic Horseshoe Shims Angle With Slot

300

TOPIC Precast Precast Column Column

PREFAB CONSTRUCTION Steel Plate Plastic Horseshoe Shims

m thick Precast wall

Angle With Slot

Pre tightened Pre tightened Bolt Bolt

TOPIC Precasted Precasted beambeam (300 (300 x 450) x 450)

150

VIPUL BAWEJA

PREFAB CONSTRUCTION 4B

150 mm thick Precast wall DETAIL AT 'E'

Precast Column

Precast Precast Column Column (300 (300 x 300) x 300)

Pre tightened Bolt PLANPLAN

SECTION SECTION

1:50 Precasted beam (300 x 450) 150

VIPUL BAWEJA

DETAIL DETAIL AT 'F'AT 'F'

Precast Column (300 x 300)

DETAIL AT 'E'

1:50

PLAN

SECTION DETAIL AT 'F'

PRE-FABRICATION | PREFAB CONSTRUCTION DRAWING , 6TH SEMESTER

LVL +9750 MUMTY LVL

+9750 LVL +6600 MUMTY LVL ROOF FLOOR

1200

+9750 LVL +6600 MUMTY LVL ROOF FLOOR

3150

LVL +6600 +3450 ROOF FLOOR FIRST

W6 W5

LVL +3450 +300 FIRST FLOOR PLINTH LVL

300

LVL +3450 +300 FIRST FLOOR PLINTH LVL

1200

3150

1200 3150

LVL +6600 +3450 ROOF FLOOR FIRST

3150

W2 W1

3150

LVL +00 GROUND LVL 3150

LVL +00 GROUND LVL

NORTH ELEVATION

LVL +300 PLINTH LVL 300

300

LVL +300 PLINTH LVL

LVL +00 GROUND LVL

LVL +9750 MUMTY LVL

3150

LVL +9750 +6600 MUMTY LVL ROOF FLOOR

W6 W2

LVL +6600 +3450 ROOF FLOOR FIRST

W1W3

+9750 LVL +6600 MUMTY LVL ROOF FLOOR

1200

LVL +6600 +3450 ROOF FLOOR FIRST

3150

EAST ELEVATION

1200

3150

NORTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

TOPIC

W1 W1

W6 W6

W3 W3

W1 W1

W6 W5

W6 300

VIPUL BAWEJ TOPIC

LVL +00 GROUND LVL

SOUTH ELEVATION W1

LVL +300 PLINTH LVL

PREFAB CON 3150

3150

LVL +00 GROUND LVL

VIPUL BAWEJ

300

1:50

WEST ELEVATION W1

LVL +300 PLINTH LVL

LVL +00 GROUND LVL

SOUTH ELEVATION

+3450 LVL +300 FIRST FLOOR PLINTH LVL

300

LVL +3450 +300 FIRST FLOOR PLINTH LVL

W1 W1

3150

PREFAB CON

WEST ELEVATION

1:50

LVL +9750 MUMTY LVL

3150

3150 3150

LVL +6600 LVL +9750 ROOF FLOOR MUMTY LVL

1200

LVL +3450 LVL +6600 FIRST FLOOR ROOF FLOOR

3150 3150

LVL +3450 LVL +6600 FIRST FLOOR ROOF FLOOR

3150 3150

1200

300

3150

LVL +00 GROUND LVL

3150

LVL +00 GROUND LVL

LVL +300 LVL +3450 PLINTH LVL FIRST FLOOR

300

3150

LVL +9750 MUMTY LVL

LVL +6600 LVL +9750 ROOF FLOOR MUMTY LVL

LVL +300 LVL +3450 PLINTH LVL FIRST FLOOR

SECTION 1-1'

COLUMN TO COLUMN CONNECTION

LVL +300 PLINTH LVL

SECTION 2-2'

BEAM TO SLAB AND WALL CONNECTION

300

LVL +300 STAIRCASE TO SLAB PLINTHCONNECTION LVL Cement LVL Sand+00 Mortar GROUND LVL

LVL +00 GROUND LVL

50 mm Screed 150

300

Precast Column

150

Column Shoe

COLUMN TO COLUMN CONNECTION

STAIRCASE TO SLAB CONNECTION Cement Sand Mortar

200

SECTION 2-2' 150

SECTION 1-1'

BEAM TO SLAB AND WALL CONNECTION

50 mm Screed 150

300

Precast Column Anchor Bolt

Steel Trowel Smooth Shimming

150

Wall Shoe

SCALE = 1:5 150

150

200

Backer Rod DETAIL AT 'G'

Column Shoe

150 mm Precast Wall 50 mm Screed

10mm Deep Recess Precast Column

Steel Trowel Smooth Shimming

150 mm Precast Wall

Anchor Bolt

300

50 mm Screed

150 mm Precast Wall 10mm Deep Recess Precast Column Column Shoe

SCALE = 1:5

Backer Rod Wall Shoe DETAIL AT 'G'

450

SECTION

200

WALL TO WALL CONNECTION

Anchor Wall Bolt Shoe

TOPIC

PREFAB CO

150 mm Precast Slab

150

300

Grouting

150 mm Precast Wall

SECTION

100

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08 ACCOMODATION OF HOMELESS A CASE STUDY OF DELHI 2019 Research Paper 7th Semester Homelessness is inadequacy in meeting the minimum standards of living conditions. The term “homeless” describes not only a lack of housing but also identifies a social group. It’s a diverse phenomenon occurring in almost every nation be it – developed, emerging and developing nation. It is spread at rural as well as urban level. In India, they are 1.77 million people are homeless with 52% based in urban area according to Census 2011. With the rapid urbanisation, the homelessness also increases due to various factors as people migrating to cities for better employment opportunities, high cost housing in cities, unawareness of public benefit schemes etc. Civil society organizations estimate that at least one per cent of the population of urban India is homeless. Based on this, it can be extrapolated that the population of the urban homeless is at least 3 million. In the capital city of Delhi alone, at any given point, civil society estimates place the number of homeless at around 150,000 - 200,000, of which at least 10,000 are women. Working Homeless people are crucial for the functioning of city but are invisible to us. Most of the urban homeless are employed in informal sectors on daily wages, but they lack the need of having shelter. There is very low proportion of people unemployed (overall 2%). These people lack basic amenities like shelter, sanitation, drinking water and healthcare facilities. The night shelters provided by government doesn’t provide basic needs and are unsafe for single women and children due to which people are forced to live under harsh circumstances and number of deaths happen every year in harsh summer and in winters. This paper intends examine the quality of Homeless Shelters of Delhi and highlighting the various issues faced by homeless in night shelter. 65

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Punjab University, Chandigarh 67

Mahatma Gandhi Labour Institute, Ahemdabad 68

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Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur 6 69

Talogi Village, Kullu 70

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Tomb of Isa Khan, Delhi 71

The design Village, Noida 72

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