Vishal Kesarwani by Vishal Kesarwani

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

DESIGN IS NOT JUST WHAT IT LOOKS BUT ALSO HOW IT WORKS

VISHAL KESARWANI B.ARCH V Architecture and Planning UG Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee-247667 Uttarakhand - 247667 Contact: +91 8687754545 vishal.iitr.ar@gmail.com

VISHAL KESARWANI

I am a young, energetic, positive thinker guy with a ‘can do’ approach who has immense hunger for gaining knowledge and experience. I am a fifth year undergraduate student of Architecture and Planning at Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee. I, as a student has a pretty wide range of work that constitute my portfolio. My taste of exploration takes me through various disciplinary sets of work. A major portion of my design thinking period is consumed by the anticipation of outcomes and the influence of my design in favor of the user as in my opinion functionality is the first and foremost issue to be dealt with. Last four years during my bachelors have been a very interesting journey for me in which I not only travelled and closely felt architecture but also indulged myself into multi-disciplines of core and related architectural fields like building services, various construction details, Interior architecture etc. I think architecture being a collaboration of lots of fields, is all about how you take everything step by step to reach the final goal. I believe an architect must know something about everything.

Curriculum Vitae

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

Personal Information

Timeline 1994

Born

2009

High School from Bhavan’s Mehta Vidyashram Bharwari, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh (CBSE)

95%

2011

Intermediate School from Allahabad Public School Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh (CBSE)

85%

2011

Started Pursuing Bachelor of Architecture from Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee Roorkee, Uttarakhand

78%

2013

Internship at Uttar Pradesh Housing and Development Board (UPVAP) Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

2013

Internship at Srajan Architects and Engineers, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh

2014

Internship at Lim Laurent Architects (LLA), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

2015

B.Arch Thesis on Science City, Allahabad. Secured A+ being among the top three students.

Tools of Creation Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop CorelDRAW Autodesk Revit SketchUp Lumion V Ray Twilight Renderer Adobe Illustrator Adobe After Effects MS PowerPoint MS Word MS Excel

Languages Known English Hindi

Extra Curriculars Ÿ National Cadet Corps ‘B’ Certiﬁcate

holder. Ÿ Served as Guard of Honor in Republic Day Parade as a NCC Cadet Ÿ Co-Organiser in ‘House for All’ event in Cognizance 2012, IIT Roorkee.

Registration No. B.Arch./AR/11110063/2016 Father’s Name: Rajesh Kesarwani Permanent Address: C/o Gupta Textiles, New Market Bharwari, Kaushambi, Allahabad - 212201 Current Address: DG-21, Jawahar Bhawan, IIT Roorkee, Roorkee, Uttarakhand-247667 +91-86877-54545 +91-90458-02790 vishal.iitr.ar@gmail.com https://in.linkedin.com/in/vishaliitr https://www.facebook.com/vishal.iitr.ar

Interests and Hobbies

Designing

Listening Music

Try different ﬂavors

Playing Table Tennis

Console Games

Movies and TV Series

Travelling

Playing Volleyball

Web Browsing

Watching Cricket

References Dr. Mahua Mukherjee Associate Professor Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee mahuafap@iitr.ac.in +91-1332-285334, 285036

Uttam Kumar Roy Assistant Professor Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee ukroyfap@iitr.ac.in +91-1332-284766

Strengths Ÿ My major strength is to be adaptable to any kind of situation and be entirely

ﬂexible with the work style. Ÿ I like to take initiative for any work .and I am a good team player as it reﬂects from my assignments some of which were group projects. Ÿ I also like to keep things structured, arranged and up to date Ÿ I am very quick learner and have a strong new technological aptitude.

Thesis 2015

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

Concept

Scope

Geographically conﬂuence of two Rivers Ganga and Yamuna.

Proposed Facilities Space Theater (275 capacity) Museum Block Science Explorium Convention Center Complex Outdoor Areas

Two Mighty Forces Coming Together to form a single entity, i.e. Sangam Focal point 1 Space Theater Focal Point 2 Main Museum Exhibition

Building Design Concepts Space Theatre

Water Body Evolution

Scope covered in this phase Detailed analysis of Space Theater, Museum block, Outdoor Areas.

Form Evolution

Space Theater serves as a primary focal point - all spaces emerge from focus - integrating main plaza with space theater. Form Taken - Sphere simple solid - massive - retained from any view point - powerful. First Derivative - Hemisphere Visual impact increased by introducing continuous horizontal extensions

Site Plan

Semi Covered Plaza Protection from harsh sun

Position of water body along the plaza View Deck Conceptual Sketch creates a potential view point towards water body

Main Museum Normal Museums – Offer large halls or space where exhibits met the observer. Main focus on Exhibits only Science Museum – Interactive Space Need to show the correlation between exhibits and observer User becomes part of exhibition Bringing together two forces – Exhibits and Users To form a visually striking Display. It can be achieved by the use of ramps merging different ﬂoor slabs at different levels

Features A full dome of 10 m diameter installed within the museum for 12-15 people per show which will act as an sculpture with fully reﬂective surface. The Idea of full size planetarium was derived from Ahhaa Science Centre, Tartu, Estonia.

Thesis 2015

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

Space Theater

Floor Plans and Section

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

FIRE EXIT A.H.U

A.H.U

staircase

EARTH EXPLORATION GALLERY 1 balcony

ENTRY lvl -0.60m

LOBBY

TICKET COUNTER

lvl +0.3m

each sector of 300 to explore different sections of earth

6m diameter globe depicting key locations

each sector of 300 to explore different sections of earth

A' lvl +0m

Curation +Storage

lvl -0.6m

way to promenade

each sector of 300 to explore different sections of earth with 3 special sectors for hands on equipments

lvl +4.6m ATRIUM

double height for earth globe

each sector of 300 to explore different sections of earth with 3 special sectors for hands on equipments

lvl +4.6m DO

WN DO

Curation +Storage

Toilet (m)

lift

GLASS CURTAIN WALL FOR FILTERED NORTH LIGHT

SPACE THEATRE

staircase

A.H.U

SMALL CAFETERIA (WITHOUT KITCHEN)

FIRE EXIT

275 seating

CONTROL ROOM

SPACE THEATRE

GLASS CURTAIN WALL FOR FILTERED NORTH LIGHT

lvl +9.2m

ENTRY

FIRE EXIT

lvl +9.2m

each sector of 30 to explore different sections of earth way to second floor

staircase

STORE

lift service space

exit to ground floor

EXIT

balcony

EARTH EXPLORATION GALLERY 1

lvl +0m

SERVICE ROOM

lvl +9.2m

balcony

each sector of 300 to explore different sections of earth

way to first floor

gallery exit

each sector of 300 to explore different sections of earth with 3 special sectors for hands on equipments

SERVICE CORRIDOR

lvl +0m

staircase

VIEW DECK

EARTH EXPLORATION GALLERY 2

interactive exhibits gallery entry

) (F ET IL TO

way to ground floor

TECH+PROJECTION ROOM

lvl +4.6m Curation +Storage

lift

LOBBY

lift DOW

staircase

Toilet (f)

lift

DOW

A.H.U

staircase

TO ILE T( M)

ENTRY lvl +9.2m staircase

lift A.H.U

staircase

lift

lift service space

A.H.U

FIRE EXIT

40.46

lvl+25m ALUMINIUM FRAMED STRUCTURE

area for sound system and services

Section AA’

spherical screen control fire escape room corridor lvl+13.8m

projector service corridor

projection room

lobby small cafeteria for coffee and snacks

VIEW DECK lvl+9.2m

earth exploration hall gallery 2

lobby

earth earth exploration hall entry TICKET

earth exploration hall gallery 2

exploration hall gallery 1

balcony

earth exploration hall gallery 1 GLOBE

wall exhibition + interactive exhibits displayed with a controller

lvl+4.6m

way to promenade

lvl+0m

Planning Space Odyssey Building is divided into two components Ÿ Earth Exploration Gallery Ÿ Dome Space Theater Two major entry and exit points are provided on either side of the central axis and two fire escapes have been provided on the secondary axis of the building. Entry has been accompanied by the ticket counter for dome space theater. Ground floor has been provided with two entry and exit points for first earth exploration gallery with a globe installed in the center of the gallery and interactive exhibition spaces divided into sections of 300each. Earth exploration gallery is continued on the first floor with a balcony viewing towards the central globe. Space theater is provided on second floor along with a view deck and a small cafeteria (kitchen-less). Space theater has been provided with two main entry and exit along with two fire escapes. Third floor is provided for fire escape.

Note: Drawings not to scale

Gate Complex

Thesis 2015

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

Main Museum Block

Floor Plans and Section

admin entry

control room

small workshop

LIFT LOBBY

fire escape staircase

AHU

lift lift

service corridor

Door for toilet

toilet (f)

7m high Dyanamotion curation room

Science Facts Gallery on ramp

temporary exhibits

Food court

escalators

stairs

lvl +0

escalators

office

storage clerk's room

DOWN

info desk + ticketing for planetarium

lobby

admin corridor

SELF SERVICE

lvl +6.0

conference room

lvl +0

FOOD COURT ENTRY

RAMPS

ENTRY lvl -0.75

lvl +4.0

electric AHU room

control room

ramp

4.70

lvl +8.0

DOWN

Exhibition 1 lvl +4.0

Biodiversity of Uttar pradesh

Exhibition 2 on Natural Disaster causes and Management systems lvl +6.0 reflective sphere acting as sculpture and potential photoshoot spot Full Reflective sphere

atrium

lvl +8.0

atrium

PLAN AT +4M

stairs service lift

lift

fire escape staircase

electric AHU room

lift

Exhibition 4 on Natural resources and it's use throughout the history

stairs service lift

control room

lift

fire escape staircase

lift

DOWN

RESTING AREA

Dynamic moving Facts display on panels

lvl +12.0

Exhibition 3 on Evolution of Life from first living organism to existence of humans

lvl +10.0 4.70

gallery on ramp

lvl +12.0

exhibition 4

atrium

4.70 lvl +12.0

planetarium entry

atrium

lvl +8.0

stairs service lift

control room

lvl +12.0

lvl +10.0 waiting area

AHU

lift lvl +10.0

electric AHU room

lvl +8.0

4.70

AHU

lift

lvl +10.0

SERVICE CORRIDOR

lvl +8.0

electric AHU room

control room

PLAN AT +6M UP

AHU

lift

Science Facts Gallery on ramp

ramp

stairs service lift

RAMPS

4.70

lvl +10.0

AHU

lift lift

DOWN

admin

lift lvl +6.0

full reflective sphere

Science Facts Gallery on ramp lvl +10.0

fire escape staircase

SERVICE CORRIDOR

Science Facts Gallery on ramp

PLAN AT +0M fire escape staircase

control room

4.70

AIR FILTER

WINDOW FOR OUTDOOR SERVING

Science Facts Gallery on ramp

DOWN

wall graffiti

kitchen

lift

electric AHU room

Exit to Food Court

stairs service lift

DOWN

lvl +4.0

DOWN

storage

AHU

lift

4.70 lvl +6.0

kitchen service entry AHU

lift

Science Facts Gallery on ramp

toilet (m)

stairs service lift

Dynamic moving Facts display on panels

small workshop

Exhibition 5 on Human Anatomy, how human body works, and live models for organs and systems

DOWN

RESTING AREA

toilet (f)

lift toilet (m)

fire escape staircase

pipe shaft

fire escape

RESTING AREA

full dome 15 people planetarium with a half glass floor for full space experience lvl +10.0

toilet (f)

AHU

lift lift

stairs service lift

control room

PLAN AT +10M

lift

fire escape staircase

Future Technologies Gallery showing various new technologies being developed day by day. For people to be up to date.

lvl +16.0

Exhibition 6 depicting physics principalsof mechanics and light

projector

laser show

lift toilet (m)

fire escape staircase

pipe shaft

PLAN AT +8M

AHU

lift lift

stairs service lift

control room

screen lvl +20.0

DOWN

lvl +20.0

DOUBLE FLOOR HEIGHT DYNAMOTION 2

lvl +16.0

DOWN

PLAN AT +16M

PLAN AT +20M

PLAN AT +12M

Thesis 2015

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

Science and Energy Parks Details

Landscape Detailed Drawings

Main Plaza Details

Parking Details

Mixed use Development Academic

Vishal Kesarwani

works

Trainee Architect/Designer

Mall View

Hotel Central Orchard Zone

Hotel Roof Plan

Oﬃce Building

Hotel Front Elevation

Mall

Sub City Center, Haridwar

Mixed-Use Development including 3 star Hotel, Shopping Mall, Offices, Residential Buildings and Landscaping of Nearby Canal-Side (Semester 8)(In a Group of 3) Site Area: 46,000 sq.m Permissible FAR: 2.5 Achieved FAR: 2.21 Site Restrictions: Preserve the existing Orchard of Mango Trees. Ÿ After a detailed case study and literature study on regional city centers and CBD, detailed area analysis was done. Ÿ Site zoning is done in such a way to minimize the wastage of land and utilization of central orchard of trees as a potential shaded plaza area and view point for offices. Ÿ Three way service road is provided throughout the entry periphery of the site which is connected with small transit hub to have a controlled traffic movement. Ÿ Entry and exit from the site are secluded on two peripheries of the site to control the vehicular traffic by providing only one way movement of vehicles. Ÿ Shopping Mall is placed at the center of the site to attract as much crowd as possible and it is connected by informal shopping area in back. Ÿ Hotel is provided near the National Highway to provide a view point of River Ganga Canal for rooms in upper floors. Ÿ Residential area is secluded from major public areas and provided a central garden for serviced apartments.

Informal Shopping Center Residential

Site Plan

Hotel View

Mixed use Development Academic

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

works

1 8

8 7

Fire Escape Stairs

HOUSE KEEPING up

Service Stairs

ELECTRICAL ROOM G. LIFT

S. LIFT

G. LIFT

S. LIFT

ELECTRICAL ROOM

S. Lobby

HOUSE KEEPING

Store

Guest Stairs

S. LIFT

G. LIFT

S. LIFT

S. Lobby

Guest Lobby

G. LIFT

Guest Lobby

Double Bed Room

Store

Guest Stairs

Twin-Bed Room

Terrace Garden 60 sqm

Double Bed Room 28 sqm

3 2

DOUBLE BED ROOMS 2nd-5th FLOORS (48 ROOMS)

2 1

Fire Escape Stairs

HOUSE KEEPING

Service Stairs

ELECTRICAL ROOM G. LIFT

ELECTRICAL ROOM

S. LIFT

G. LIFT

S. LIFT

S. Lobby

Guest Lobby

Guest Lobby G. LIFT

S. LIFT

G. LIFT

Store

Guest Stairs

Twin-Bed Room

S. LIFT

Store

Guest Stairs

Twin-Bed Room

8 7

Fire Escape Stairs

6 Terrace Garden

Fire Escape Stairs

Terrace Garden

HOUSE KEEPING

Service Stairs

ELECTRICAL ROOM G. LIFT

S. LIFT

G. LIFT

S. LIFT

ELECTRICAL ROOM

S. Lobby

Guest Lobby

Store

Guest Stairs

HOUSE KEEPING

G. LIFT

S. LIFT

G. LIFT

S. LIFT

S. Lobby

Guest Lobby

Twin-Bed Room

Store

Guest Stairs

Twin-Bed Room

3 2

Deluxe Room 60 sqm

3 2

TWIN BED ROOMS 6th-9th FLOORS (48 ROOMS)

DELUXE ROOMS 10th-12th FLOORS (15 ROOMS)

1 8

8 7

Fire Escape Stairs

HOUSE KEEPING up

Service Stairs

ELECTRICAL ROOM G. LIFT

S. LIFT S. Lobby

Guest Lobby G. LIFT

S. LIFT

Store

Guest Stairs up

4 Presidential suite 130 sqm

3 2

2 1

PRESIDENTIAL ROOMS 13th-14th FLOORS (6 ROOMS)

Design Principles The Hotel is designed in such a way that all the rooms are above 12m height so that they get a potential view point. A roof garden per floor is continued from second to twelfth floor shifting 450 on each floor creating a flow of greenery in the hotel tower.

Commercial Street Design Academic

Vishal Kesarwani

works

Trainee Architect/Designer

Commercial Street Design A hypothetical assignment aimed at exploring urban design strategies and experimenting with the build form and street-scaping. (Group of 4) Semester 8

Public Park for Residential zone

Commercial block is tilted to create plaza on repetition of module

Creating connections through the building mass

Vehicular Underpass

Bus Stand Low-rise to High-rise Central Retail/Commercial hub

Raised Pedestrian Plaza

Segregated Residential

Development of a public plaza at intersection by reorganizing the commercial space Public Park

Public overbridge replaced by public underpass for an unhindered city scape

Public Parks are partially enclosed so as to maintain the non-hindering continuity at the street

Transit Node centrally located

Model Making and play with Arrangements

Commercial block at the centre is slightly tilted to provide a gradual transition towards plaza. Institutional buildings are shifted towards street, thus visually segregating the central commercial intersection

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

Commercial Street Design Academic

works

Group Housing Design Academic

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

BATH

TERRACE

BEDROOM BEDROOM

TERRACE

MASTER BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM

DIINNING

DIINNING wb

KITCHEN

APARTMENT 2

UTILITY TERRACE

CURTAIN LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM

APARTMENT 4

KITCHEN

APARTMENT 1 CURTAIN

BATH

BEDROOM

APARTMENT 5

TERRACE

TERRACE BATH BEDROOM

UTILITY TERRACE

LIVING ROOM DINNING

DINNING

LIVING ROOM

BATH

TERRACE

WC LOBBY

UTILITY TERRACE KITCHEN

LOBBY

STAIRCASE

TERRACE

KITCHEN LIVING ROOM

UTILITY TERRACE

APARTMENT 6

DINNING

LIFT

LIFT LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

CORRIDOR STAIRCASE

LOBBY

APARTMENT 3

LIFT

LOBBY

KITCHEN

LOBBY

BATH W

KITCHEN

C W

KITCHEN

BATH

LOBBY

UTILITY TERRACE

LOBBY

MASTER BEDROOM

BATH

CURTAIN

UTILITY TERRACE

DINNING

UTILITY TERRACE

CURTAIN

BEDROOM

BATH

APARTMENT 3 TERRACE

DINNING

MASTER BEDROOM

TERRACE

UTILITY TERRACE

TERRACE

APARTMENT 4

LIVING ROOM

UTILITY TERRACE

KITCHEN

WC wb

KITCHEN KITCHEN wb

BATH

DINNING MASTER BEDROOM wb

APARTMENT 1

APARTMENT 2

BATH BEDROOM

TERRACE

TERRACE BEDROOM

TERRACE

BEDROOM TERRACE

PREMIUM VILLAS 1

BALCONY

PLANTER

sh wb

SHOWER TOILET

WET KITCHEN wb

BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM BEDROOM

Semester-7 Site area: 21550 m2 The project is comprised of four 2bhk-3bhk buildings along with two 1bhk building. The main concept was to give each apartment a double height terrace with alternate terrace on alternate ямВoors. Also the public amenities like gym and sports club provided along with an open pool in the centre of the site along with landscaped area around to enrich the environment with nature as well as water. Parking at stilt level in each apartment building. Included six premium villas with front view to the pool to upgrade the status of the site. Medium: Autocad Sketchup Lumion 3d (rendering)

1BHK Apartment Typical Floor Plan

TERRACE

Group Housing Design

2-3 BHK Apartment Typical Floor Plan

works

MAID's ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

MASTER BATH

BEDROOM

DRY KITCHEN

OPTIONAL LIFT

DINING

SHOWER

WARDROBE

SHOWER

TOILET WARDROBE

WC WC

TOILET BEDROOM

LIVING AREA

SHOWER ROOF GARDEN

VOID

LIVING

BALCONY ENTRY

BALCONY

C2 PORCH

GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

1BHK AND 2-3BHK BUILDINGS ARE OF EIGHT FLOORS INCLUDING THE STILT MEETING THE PERMISSIBLE far AND REQUIRED NUMBER OF APARTMENTS.

Vishal Kesarwani

Srajan (Ar. Tarun Bharti) Kanpur, India (December 2013)

Internships

Trainee Architect/Designer

C3 (9"X12")

C3 (9"X12") TEMPLE 8'-0"X6'-0"

C1 (9"X18")

DRESS 9'-6"X9'-0"

BALCONY

5'-6"

STORE 10'-0"X9'-0"

TOILET 10'-0"X 9'-0"

8'\ WID VERANDAH

TOILET 10'-3"X 9'-0"

DRESS 9'-6"X9'-0"

WASH 9'-9"X9'-0"

DRESS 9'-9"X9'-0"

BED\ ROO 13'-0"X17'-0"

KITCHEN 13'-0"X17'-0"

LCD

BALCONY

8'\ WID VERANDAH

TOILET 10'-3"X9'-0"

BED\ ROO 13'-0"X17'-0"

UP UP

LIFT 6'-0"X6'-6"

LOBBY 28'421"X24'-3"

64'-412"

SITTING\ ARE 9'9"X12'-9"

BALCONY

TOILET 6'-8"X8'-6"

TERRACE

LIFT 6'-0"X6'-6"

BALCONY

C3 (9"X12")

LCD

Internship under Ar. Tarun Bharti at “Srajan”, Kanpur, UP, India for 1 month Gaurav Gomti Apartment The project was to design an apartment building in 1000 m2 site. Along with one working staff, the following plan was prepared. Facade design was done according to client’s requirement and hand made sketches were prepared for that. Parking provided in stilt. Project executed in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India. Client: Gaurav Agrawal MEDIUM: Rough hand work Autocad Photoshop Model in 3ds max

TOILET 6'-8"X8'-6"

PANTRY 13'-0"X17'-0"

LOBBY 28'421"X24'-3"

SITTING\ ARE 9'9"X12'-9"

lvl\ -:\ +8'DINING\ ARE 13'-421"X20'-421"

DINING AREA 10'-6"X12'-2"

Dress 6'-8"X6'-112"

TOILET 6'-9"X7'-4"

BED\ ROO 13'-0"X18'-0"

BED ROOM 11'-0"X14'-712"

DINING AREA 10'-6"X12'-2" TOILET 7'-0"X5'-6"

lvl\ -:\ +6'-

STORE 4'-8"X6'-3"

LCD

BED\ ROO 19'-10"X18'-0"

lvl\ -:\ +7'-

KITCHEN 9'-0"X8'-6"

C2 (9"X18")

DRESS 15'-0"X7'-721"

SITTING\ ARE 12'-10"X18'-0"

DRAWING\ ROO 20'-121"X18'-0"

TOILET 6'-9"X10'-3"

BALCONY

OPEN 6'-4"X5'-6"

STORE 4'-8"X6'-3"

C1 (9"X18")

TOILET 15'-0"X10'-0"

LCD

BALCONY

Entrance Lobby 8'-0"X11'-0"

TOILET 7'-0"X5'-6" LCD

KITCHEN 9'-0"X8'-6"

LCD

BED ROOM 13'-0"X11'-0"

LCD

BED ROOM 11'-0"X14'-712"

BED ROOM 13'-0"X11'-0"

LCD

Dress 6'-8"X6'-112"

C1 (9"X18")

LCD

STORE 6'-5"X5'-0"

PUJA 4'-9"X5'-0" LCD

5'3

2'-6"

7'9" Wide Passage

DRESS 5'-9"X5'-0"

BED ROOM 12'-9"X10'-6" DINING AREA 14'-9"X11'-112"

DINING AREA 14'-6"X14'-9"

KITCHEN 13'-0"X7'-6"

PUJA 5'-0"X5'-412"

STORE ROOM 8'-112"X5'-412"

STUDY ROOM 9'-6"X9'-0"

PUJA 5'-0"X5'-412"

STUDY ROOM 9'-6"X9'-0"

STORE ROOM 8'-112"X5'-412"

BED ROOM 13'-2"X11'-0"

BALCONY

TOILET 6'-8"X7'-4"

TOILET 6'-8"X7'-4" LCD

LCD

TOILET 6'-8"X7'-4"

LCD

BED ROOM 11'-0"X14'-712"

LCD

BED ROOM 11'-0"X14'-712"

BALCONY

DRAWING ROOM 11'-0"X12'-3"

BED ROOM 12'-9"X10'-6" LCD

TOILET 8'-6"X5'-0"

DRESS 5'-9"X5'-0"

DRAWING ROOM 11'-0"X12'-3"

1'-6"

TOILET 6'-8"X7'-4" BALCONY

11'

External facade was given with a double height porch and a cuboid cutting through the top part of the house giving a contrasting aesthetics to the residence. the client was very much pleased by the external treatment and praised the work.

Slab Planter

DETAIL\ -\

Side Elevation

Slab Planter

4' TOILET 9'-0"X5'-6"

DRESS 5'-9"X5'-0"

LCD

TOILET 8'-6"X5'-0"

BALCONY

OPEN 5'-2"X6'-3"

1'-6" 3"

3'-3"

11'

BALCONY

DN LIFT 4'-9"X5'-6"

1'-6"

BED ROOM 12'-8"X11'-0"

DRESS 5'-9"X5'-6"

4'-6"

7'9" Wide Passage

DRAWING ROOM 11'-0"X10'-0"

DETAIL\ -\

TOILET 8'-6"X5'-6"

Beam 12"X9"

4 LCD

DRAWING ROOM 11'-0"X10'-0" LCD

131'

11'

KITCHEN 9'-6"X8'-0"

BED ROOM 12'-8"X11'-0"

#&&

KITCHEN 9'-6"X8'-0"

4"\ Graynite\ Marb

DINING AREA 14'-8"X10'-0"

8'-0"

LCD

First Floor Plan 9"

PUJA 4'-9"X5'-0" DINING AREA 14'-8"X10'-0"

Ground Floor Plan

3'-6"

TOILET 5'-6"X6'-0"

1'-9"

STORE 6'-5"X5'-0"

OPEN 3'-0"X 6'-0"

3'-3"

TOILET 5'-6"X6'-0"

3'-6"

OPEN 3'-0"X 6'-0"

LCD

BED ROOM 11'-2"X14'-8"

BALCONY

LCD

POARCH 25'0"X20'0" POARCH DOUBLE \ HEIGH

PORCH 25'0"X20'0" BED ROOM 12'-6"X11'-0" LCD

BED ROOM 12'-6"X11'-0"

BALCONY

lvl\ -:\ +4'-

7'9" Wide Passage

BED ROOM 11'-2"X14'-8"

BED ROOM 12'-4"X11'-6"

DRAWING ROOM 15'-3"X11'-6"

11'

DRAWING ROOM 15'-3"X11'-6"

LCD

BED ROOM 12'-4"X11'-6"

Vishal Jain’s Residence The project was to design a luxury residential house for a client ‘Vishal Jain’ in Kanpur. The client’s requirement was to provide large gathering spaces with lots of facilities, a large central area and private bedrooms separate on first floor. The following design was planned within a month period with major part of the project handled by me. Following is the final draft approved by the architect and appreciated by the client. MEDIUM: Rough hand work Autocad Photoshop Model in 3ds max

Front Elevation

Vishal Kesarwani

Internships

Lim Laurent Architects (LLA), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (June 2014)

Trainee Architect/Designer

Project 2: Simon Shim House Responsibility of Residence Design for younger brother Simon Shim was given. A porch with parking of 3 vehicles provided in the front to meet the requirements. A small water feature near the entry porch was provided on client’s demand. Ground Floor is provided with wet and dry kitchen as per Malaysian requirements along with a double height living room. A maid’s room is also provided at the back along with laundry space. 2 bedrooms along with a guest room are provided on the first floor with attached toilets. As per client’s demand, an entertainment room with a gym is provided on the 3rd floor as a special feature. 2

5,580

2,950

4 1,900

MR. SIMON SHIM VILLA, BENTONG 060414 REV. 2

23,230 5,400

7,400

LIVING

NAT. VENT 245.01 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.80 m

NAT. VENT 478.27 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.80 m

DECK NAT. VENT 288.60 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.70 m

Setback Line 6096mm (20 feet)

8mm (10

feet)

23 x 174 = 4,000

5,100

7 6 5 4

Line 304

6,000

feet)

STUDY

3 2

MASTER B.

NAT. VENT 90.55 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.75 m

NAT. VENT 99.60 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.80 m

NAT. VENT 278.78 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.80 m

VOID

MASTER BEDROOM NAT. VENT 211.38 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.80 m

LOBBY WARDROBE NAT. VENT 68.29 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.80 m

87.64 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.70 m

VOID BEDROOM 1 NAT. VENT 271.23 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.80 m

Setback Line 6096mm (20 feet)

'0 04 6°

0" '0 04 6° 6 46 6.

CAR PORCH

SLIDING GATE

23.420

ENTRANCE

00"

292 ° 30 '

141°

5,580

2,950

04'

4 1,900

23,230 5,400

00" MR. SIMON SHIM VILLA, BENTONG 060414 REV. 2

5 7,400

. 320 °2 9'3 0"2 0.5 6 0J u m 14 .5 1 5

2,250

NAT. VENT 460.24 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :91.80 m

GYM

Line 304 8m

2 1

OPEN TERRACE NAT. VENT 1,506.11 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :91.80 m

Setback

4 3

ENTERTAINMENT

m (10 fee

23 x 174 = 4,000

6 5

6,000

feet)

9 8

17.106

12,550

8mm (10

231°04'00"

Line 304

Setback

1,900

Setback Line 3048mm (10 feet)

33 0 ° 16 .7 2 0 0 3' 0 0" 2 7.9 7 0J u

LOBBY NAT. VENT 278.78 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :91.80 m

VOID

NAT. VENT 271.18 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :91.80 m

B 2,400

Setback Line 6096mm (20 feet)

18 '0 04 6° 0"

23.420 Q 292 ° 30 '

FIRSTFLOORPLAN SCALE1: 100

04'

141° GROUND FLOORPLAN SCALE1: 100

REFUSE CHAMBER

23.420 Q 292 ° 30 '

m .

BALCONY

2,250

NAT. VENT 85.45 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.70 m

WATER FEATURE

NAT. VENT 48.41 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.75 m

B ENTRANCE

8mm (10

11 10

2,400

BATH 1

3,775

2,250

C APRON NAT. VENT 335.96 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.75 m

Line 304

Setback

DINING

NAT. VENT 226.66 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.80 m

GUEST B. NAT. VENT 47.98 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.75 m

1,800

DRY KITCHEN

NAT. VENT 368.14 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.80 m

12,550

LOBBY

Setback Line 3048mm (10 feet)

feet) 8mm (10 Line 304

NAT. VENT 47.65 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.75 m

2 1

Setback

4 3

1,900

23 x 174 = 4,000

Setback Line 3048mm (10 feet)

6,000

6 5

17.106

12,550

NAT. VENT 307.42 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :87.80 m

NAT. VENT 117.95 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.80 m

GUEST ROOM

WET KITCHEN

POWDER

feet)

11 10

Setback

8mm (10

Line 304

NAT. VENT 220.11 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.75 m

NAT. VENT 38.02 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.75 m

7,400

33 0 ° 16 .7 2 0 0 3' 0 0" 2 7.9 7 0J u

Setback

231°04'00"

APRON

NAT. VENT 101.76 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.70 m

MAID BATH

MR. SIMON SHIM VILLA, BENTONG 060414 REV. 2

14 .5 1 5

LAUNDRY

NAT. VENT 66.40 sq ft CERAMIC TILES F.F.L :83.80 m

1,900

m .

33 0 ° 16 .7 2 0 0 3' 0 0" 2 7.9 7 0J u

5,875

MAID'S

2,950

4 23,230 5,400

. 320 °2 9'3 0"2 0.5 6 0J u m

14 .5 1 5

5,580

. 320 °2 9'3 0"2 0.5 6 0J u m

INTERNSHIP UNDER LAURENT LIM ARCHITECTS, KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA FOR 9 WEEKS. Project 1 Redesign of presidential ﬂoor of MCA (Malaysian Chinese Association) building. All the partition walls have to be demolished and a new plan have to be created. Whole set of tender drawings passed with extensive detailing. A couple of plans are mentioned here for reference.

SECOND FLOORPLAN SCALE1: 100

m .

Vishal Kesarwani

Lim Laurent Architects (LLA), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (June 2014)

Internships

Trainee Architect/Designer

Project 3: Huazong Library Design One of the most interesting project going on at that time, Huazong is a 16 storey high rise building built using the principles of Fibonacci theorem for Malaysian Chinese Associate. I was asked to design and develop Library on the tenth ﬂoor with furniture details and renders. 3

10th Floor Plan with furniture details W12

W12

Reﬂected Ceiling Plan

W12

6000058

W12

A.H.U 6.0 X 3.35

W12

C\/

A\/

TEL

ELEC.

D8 F.F.L : 92.60 C.H : 5.00 m

W12

W12 R.C. STAIRCASE TO ENG'S DETAIL R= 167, T= 267 WITH 900mm M.S RAILING TO DETAIL

UP TO 11F THREAD : 267MM RISER: 167MM FROM 9F

F.F.L : 92.60 C.H : 5.00 m

FD1 K NEW BOOKS RECOMMENDATION AREA

W12

H\/ FD1 W.R

W12

W12 TEL

ELEC.

D8 F.F.L : 92.60 C.H : 5.00 m

MECH. PRESSURISED

STAIRCASE 1

HALF BRICK AND HALF GLASS WALL

A\/

UP TO 11F

C\/ D8

THREAD : 267MM RISER: 167MM

H\/ FD1 W.R

FROM 9F

OFFICE 3.5 X 5.35 BOOKS SHELVES

W12

6000058

W12

F.F.L : 92.60 C.H : 5.00 m

MECH. PRESSURISED

STAIRCASE 1

Project 4: Raub Housing A row housing project in a town near Kuala Lumpur. Three sizes of plots were suggested by the architect - 20'x75', 22'x75' and 30'x60'. The project was handled by me and one other intern with timely guidance by the Architect.

W12 R.C. STAIRCASE TO ENG'S DETAIL R= 167, T= 267 WITH 900mm M.S RAILING TO DETAIL

S LIFT LOBBY

RESEARCH ROOM 1

LIFT LOBBY

R.C. STAIRCASE TO ENG'S DETAIL R= 167, T= 267 WITH 900mm M.S RAILING TO DETAIL

F.F.L : 92.60 C.H : 4.60 m

BOMBA LIFT STAIRCASE 2 MECH. PRESSURISED THREAD : 267MM RISER: 167MM

W12

FD1

RESEARCH ROOM 2

W12

UP TO 11F 1

W12

EL EL

W12 RESEARCH ROOM 3 MACHINE 1

F.F.L : 92.60 C.H : 5.00 m

PHOTOCOPY MACHINE AREA

W12

FROM 9F

INTERNET AREA

W12

STAIRCASE 2 MECH. PRESSURISED

FROM 9F

UP TO 11F

W12

THREAD : 267MM RISER: 167MM

BOOKS\/ MAGAZINES ARE

FEMALE

W12

F.F.L : 92.60 C.H : 5.00 m

MALE

FEMALE

MALE

MACHINE 2

W12

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MACHINE 3

W12

Elevations D

Elevations

Type A: 20'x75'

Type B: 22'x75'

A couple of plans with details are shown for reference.

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

LIK throphy, NASA 2013 Semester 4 Location: Kee monastery, spity valley Topic: mud architecture Whole site documentation by a team of 30 students using various instruments such as plane table, theodolite, etc. and later hand drafting of ďŹ nal sheets using rotors. Also led and managed group of juniors throughout the trip.

Canvasing Uttarakhand architecture Semester 6 A competition organized during the cognizance of IIT roorkee to get an overview of the aRchitecture of the state uttarakhand, INDIA. Follownig was the analysis carved by me. Medium: Illustrator Photoshop Hand work

Competitions

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

Transparence 2013

Semester 5 (Group of 2) Location: Kolkata Site area: 4.5 acres The brief was to design an architectural college located in Kolkata. The main challenge was fulfilling all the requirements stated within the given site in an efficient way. My concept was to evolve the form from the shape of the site itself to minimize the wastage of space. Therefore the following outcome came. Canteen was given in the ground floor of the academic block along with all the admin services and other rooms such as lecture halls and studios on the above floors. All the buildings were evolved considering the Indian context, local climate and cost effectiveness with minimum wastage of land. Medium: Sketch up Autocad Photoshop

Transparence 2013

Competitions

Vishal Kesarwani

Primary School

Academic Work

Trainee Architect/Designer

Primary school design

Semester-4 Site Area: 6000 sq.m Classrooms designed in clusters of four, each having a champhered edge and outdoor study area in between as shown. Ramp was provided for access to first floor for physically disabled as per requirements. Kindergarten and primary classes were divided by a multipurpose hall in between and all other facilities like art and music room were given on the first floor over the hall. Kindergarten is secluded from primary classes to provide them a fun environment without disturbing the primary school students. Medium: Handwork Sketch up V-ray (rendering)

Corridor is provided with skylights for natural lighting and lively environment. Width of the corridors changes after a certain interval to create a dramatic effect and space for outdoor study.

Miscellaneous

Vishal Kesarwani Trainee Architect/Designer

25 Bed IIT Roorkee Hospital Design

Semester-7 Site Area: 2400 sq.m Hospital with 25 bed IPD (Indoor Patient Department) along with OPDs and Operation Theater was asked to design. Main challenge was to fulfill all the requirements without going more than one floor. The outcome design deals with the limited space in a very efficient and systematic way with proper circulation of patients and doctors and waste disposals. Ground Floor Plan with Main Entry and Emergency Entry

Planning Analysis Sector 22 Chandigarh

Random Sketching

Functioning of Public Spaces, Street scapes and Community Spaces in Sector 22

Sector has been divided in two parts through meandering V4 road. The sector circulation is done through loop V5 road.

Chandigarh is known all over the world as an outstanding example of architecture, planning and landscaping. The seeds of extensive landscaping and verdure were embedded in the city layout plan with the provision of large number of open spaces, green belts, city parks and neighbourhood parks.

Green Spaces are arranged such that they can shared by multiple households and institutional spaces. Houses are arranged along the green spaces so as to maintain privacy of individual houses. All the basic amenities like schools, hospitals, etc are provided within the sector. These institutional areas are provided in close vicinity of green spaces.

Residential, Institutional, Commercial and open spaces have been integrated within each sector to create a self contained neighbourhood. The same concept is followed in sector 22. The sector is determined by maximum 10 minutes walk from all facilities. Sector Size: 800m x 1200m Introvert Planning with emphasis on family life and community living. Meandering proﬁle of V4/V5 is to enable slow carriageways. Periphery Control | Architectural Control | Urban Control |Frame Control

Main sectorial retail and grocery market is placed along meandering V4 road dividing the sector in two parts. Commercial area along the periphery of the sector serves as a shell to the internal residential areas The basic building typology is observed as extremely rectilinear with similar proportions. The smaller individual units are arranged around central common green space.

Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee | Department of Architectural and Planning

Itisha Jain | Pimparwar Sheetal | Rajat Ashok Parmar | Siddharth Agrawal | Vishal Kesarwani

SIDE\ ELEVATIO

PLAN

0.25 3.66

3.66 3.00

Aluminium\ fram

OPEN

1.00

10.70

FRONT\ ELEVATIO

Space\ fo Advertisement

0.30 0.13

FLOOR\ PLA

10.26

Glass\ Pane 0.22

0.45

0.28

Cycle Stand Design

Semester - 3 Location: Dehradun