Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio (Selected works 2014-2018)

PORTFOLIO Experiments with space

Vinay Vinod Philip

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Curriculum Vitae

Objective: Seeking an internship

About me Passionate | Hardworking | Social Observer

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Vinay Vinod Philip D.O.B Sex Nationality

11.12.1995 Male Indian

Contact me: Email vvphilip1995@gmail.com Mobile # +91- 8951735035

EDUCATION School of Planning and Architecture Mysore (University School of Design) Bachelor of Architecture (2014 - ongoing) Graduated from Delhi Public School, Durg 2010-2014 ( High school)

COMMENDATION Bus stop- IIA design competition- 1st citation

WORKSHOP The Open Box Project ANC 2017

Container box- Volzero competition- Runner up Village Documentation- Mudukuthore Annual NASA Design competition - Runner up

LANGUAGES English Hindi Malayalam Kannada

INTERESTS Music Guitar, Drums Sketching Travelling Research

DIGITAL SKILLS

MANUAL SKILLS

Adobe Photoshop Adobe Indesign Adobe Illustrator Autodesk Autocad Autodesk Revit Sketchup, Vray Microsoft Office

Sketching Hand Rendering Hand Drafting Model Making

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CONTENTS

Academic

Project Rewire| Urban Design studio Kalashaala| Arts & Crafts college Tribal Rehabilitation Project| Housing for Jenu Kuruba Tourist Information Centre| For Mysore

Competition

The Open Box Project| NASA workshop Village Documentation| Housing typology

Other work

Unbox competition Century 22 competition

Workshops

Working Drawings

Street stand| Furniture design Creative outputs| Art & more

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URBAN DESIGN ANALYZING MANGALORE Mangalore is the cheif port city of the Indian state of Karnataka. It is located about 352km west of the state capital, Bengaluru, between the Western ghats and the Arabian sea.

The studio aimed at getting an understanding of the city and its growth pattern. An indepth study of the old portside of the city was conducted and proposals were developed based on the issues and the needs of the city. The studio gave an introduction to Urban design in our undergraduate course.

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Mangalore

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Urban Grain Layer

Proposal Map with design interventions

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The Site The region for the proposal is in the oldest part Mangalore known as the Old Port area. The zone has major landmark like the SBI circle.

The proposal developed through an indepth study of the growth of Mangalore with the proposed Mangala corniche road connecting the city to the major neighbouring cities like Calicut to Mumbai.

Precinct Model- Study area for Urban design

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The central precinct see the formation of a virtual separation between the city and the old port. The proposal aims at reconnecting this part back to the city.

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PROJECT REWIRE THE INSERT

The site chosen for the project was the Old Port of Mangalore which had been underutilised. The design was developed by the context around the site, including the major nodes which would support the design programs.

Each node had been thoroughly surveyed and the impact of the proposed Mangala Corniche road was studied to understand the future needs of the city of Mangalore and propose the design. The design proposal aimed at creating a new identity for the city of Mangalore along the Mangala Corniche road which would connect the major cities.

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1. Area for seasonal activities 2. Office block 3. o. a .t 4. musical fountain 5. exhibition centre 6. open canteen 7. performance area 8. sheltered garden 9. performance area 10. bicycle path 11. commercial complex 12. spice market 13. tourist stay 14. cycle stands 15. hawkers point

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5. Exhibition centre

9. Performance Area

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View of Exhibition Centre

The Exhibition centre designed as a huge domical structure is the focal point of the design. The space is flexible for different types of activities, for example, to conduct art exhibitions, seminars, public meetings The Performance plaza is connected to the Exhbition centre, which becomes an extension of the centre. This area is designed for community use like dance studio, workshops, hobby class.

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11. Commercial Complex

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View of Commercial complex

The commercial complex has an access road parallel to Mangala corniche to reduce traffic congestion.

The complex is designed to create an experience of an Indian bazaar, with multiple kiosks, and a variety of commercial activities. A street cuts through the commercial complex leading to the plaza

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KALASHAALA ARTS & CRAFTS COLLEGE

The site is located near the hilly terrain in Channapatna, well known for its handicrafts and wooden toy making.

The proposal seeks to bring art students seeking to learn about the traditional crafts and keep the heritage alive.

The aim of the project is to allow the artist to explore through architecture and make the space his own. The campus being his canvas for expression.

The concept for the design is based on interactive learning and freedom for creativity .

The blocks are arranged along an axis that ends at the node where the different departments are radially organised.The sloped roof converges into the centre creating dynamic interactive spaces.

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Site section

Open canvas + Context

Isometric view

Interactive learning between Seniors and juniors

Studio around a tree

Entrance gateway formed by the footbridge

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1. Entry to Kalashaala 2. Office block 3. Display area 4. Seminar hall 5. Canteen 6. Sculpture block 7. Handicraft block 8. Fine arts block 9. library 10. Mini OAT 11. Entry to Stay 12. Guesthouse 13. Residence for staff 14. Hostel block- Male 15. Hostel block- Female 16. Playground 

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View of the college from road

View of the college plaza

The campus is designed keeping in mind the needs of an art student and their need for freedom.

The art studios are such that they allow for creative exploration, interactive learning and being closer to nature. The studios are designed around a tree to allow students to utilise the entire space according to their preference.

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TRIBAL REHABILITATION HOUSING FOR JENU KURUBAS

The Jenukuruba tribal inhabits the forest area that forms a conclave of the 3 states of Karnataka, Tamilnadu and Kerala.

The tribal housing and rehabilitation programme aimed at providing education and a better livelihood for the Jenu Kurubas.

The housing master plan is in a grid-iron pattern with houses centred around a community courtyard. All the programmes were centred around the Open Air theatre.

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The housing typology has been designed while taking into consideration, the sociology of the Jenu Kuruba tribals.

The tribals are more like an extended family and hence their sense of privacy is very minimal. The tribals are very social among their groups hence, they need spaces for gathering and social interaction.

The houses are such that, there are very few walls and it is more flexible to allow for social interaction among the dwellers.

Axonometric view of house A & B

Open flow from one house to another

View of housing units leading to OAT 

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The school for primary education, within the rehabilitation housing was designed while keeping the architecture typology intact and creating harmony among all the blocks within the campus.

The school is designed to buffer the lower primary and upper primary students, with a courtyard in the center for students to hang out, have lunch, play. A dash of bright colors have been used to create energy in the space for children.

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Perspective view of Primary School

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TOURIST INFO CENTRE AN INTERFACE FOR MYSORE

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The site of the tourist information centre is located in the city of Mysore, adjacent to the Mysore Palace. The site is near an important node, Chikkagadiyara clock tower and attracts many tourists from across the world.

The proposal seeks to orient and inform the tourist through mutual interaction in the open courts within it.

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Concept The entire design has been organised around two courts. The courts allow for natural ventilation and daylight inside.

Journey of a tourist

Concept models

The space is designed as a transition space for the visitor to get a glimpse of Mysore and to create a new perception as a tourist to experience the city better.

Site Elevation looking towards Mysore Palace

View of Tourist Information Centre 

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VILLAGE DOCUMENTATION MUDUKUTHORE

TEAM MEMBERS - Vinay Vinod Philip, Sanjay Cherian, Abiram Bairv

As part of studio 3, we had to survey Mudukuthore, a village in Mysore district of Karnataka.

The documentation project gave us an enriching experience of the evolution of settlements, rural architecture, and study of local materials for construction.

The documentation of the housing typology gave us a learning experience to conduct surveys and architectural observation.

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Roofing type layer Mudukuthore

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House Plan

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The house documented was a hundred year old and passed on to the next generation, the renovation of the house can be seen as a change of material from mud construction to cement and brick construction.

The house was centred around an open courtyard with all the rooms surrounding it.

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UNBOX COMPETITION COMPETITION ENTRY - TOP 50

TEAM MEMBERS - Vinay Vinod Philip, Cherian Satish, Siddharth

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CENTURY 22

COMPETITION ENTRY VOWELS INDIA TEAM MEMBERS - Vinay Vinod Philip, Cherian Satish, Sanjay Cherian, Aebel Sajan

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STREET FURNITURE STUDIO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TEAM PROJECT

The street furniture design was part of a 2 hour time problem in Studio 7. The furniture is designed while looking at the needs of the public in a street setting.

Street food in India is quite popular but there remains a lack of space for seating while eating. The design was developed looking at how the street furniture could be easily transported, and transformed when not used.

The furniture acts like a planter box when it is closed up and provides as a street landscape element.

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CREATIVE OUTPUTS ARTWORK

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