YAŚH BAVIŚKAR ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2021
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About me Curriculum vitae Selected works Educational institution Gynaecology Hospital Social Housing Commercial landscape Working drawings Building documentation Miscellaneous works
About me I am an Architecture student studying at Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology in Nagpur, India. During my years at the university, I combined my studies, seeking to learn by experience in a studio. Throughout my academic journey, I have understood the importance of having a holistic design approach and sensible design solutions. I always look forward to learn new things and to connect with new people. This experience has shown me that I am an active and eager person at work, with the ability to adapt myself to different tasks and work as a team or individually I consider myself a responsible, organized and creative person who is always quite attentive to details. My aim is to strive hard to put in my best to achieve the highest standards of work required, I have acquired several skills related to designing throughout these past few years. I am looking to intern with an Architecture firm to gain practical exposure in my field in order to refine my design skills, critical thinking, theoretical knowledge and portfolio About my personal interests, I am passionate about Photography, Football and Canvas painting, as much in architecture and design. I am really curious about different cultures and places that exist around the world, because of that, I love travelling around.
Curriculum vitae Education
Personal details Yash Baviskar Architecture student 13th January 1999 18 samarth colony jalgaon, 425001 India
June.03 - Mar.15
June.15 - Mar.17 July.15 - ongoing
Contact +91 (0)9881998829 / +91 0257-2221900 yashbaviskar1399@gmail.com
July.19 - Mar.21
Bachelor of Architecture Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology (VNIT), Nagpur (India) 4th year Student Mentor for batch 19-24 Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur (India) Graphitee - Clothing merchandise Work - Graphic designing Social media promotion Logo Design (Freelancing) Work - Tirupati Tiles, Nashik (India) Stars united F.C
Social media
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Secondary school Moolji Jaitha College (M.J.C), Jalgaon (India)
Experience
Oct.20 - Dec.20
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High school St. Joseph’s convent senior secondary school, Jalgaon (India)
Jan.19 Sep.19
Participation in NASA Trophies H.U.D.C.O Trophy A.N.D.C Trophy Interests Football Canvas Painting Photography
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Exhibitions May.16
Kala shala’s oil painting exhibition v.v vachanalaya, Jalgaon (India) Computer skills
Advanced Intermediate
AutoCAD / Adobe Photoshop / Adobe Indesign / Adobe Illustrator / Sketchup / Lumion Rhinoceros 3D / Revit architecture / V-ray / keyshot / Microsoft office Languages
Marathi Hindi English
Native language Advanced Upper Intermediate
Selected works
Architecture School
Gynaecology Hospital
Social Housing
Commercial landscape
Working Drawing
Building Documentation
3D Modelling
Miscellaneous works
Architecture School / Nagpur, India Architectural Design 7th SEMESTER (B.Arch) This Project shows the process of Designing an Architecture institute in a zone with pre-existing institutions. The site is spread across 10.5 Acres, major aim for the design was the Integration of indoor and outdoor spaces, Contributing to the feeling of openness, Limiting vehicular movement, Segregation of public and private circulation Several qualitative aspects were also considered while designing this campus such as Students should feel a degree of ease while moving around campus. Visual connectivity also plays an important role in the designing, Paying more attention to spaces that might become spaces where students gather and interact even though they might not be designed specifically for that purpose. The studios have been located such that they are close to the green spaces or open lawns which actually would help in the informal way of learning or for the purpose of “unschooling”. A central courtyard can also act as an interaction space for the students which is surrounded by the corridoors which have fenestrations in form of voronoi pattern thus helping in the proper air circulation. and helping in visually connecting the people Also the student activity center has been designed in such a way that the transitional spaces can act as interaction spaces for the students like the wide stairs which are provided at the entrance. the main three buildings i.e the academic block, the library and the student activity center are connected to each other with coridoors which significantly help in maintaining an effective circulation Two spaceframe structures have been provided in the design which can also host several exhibitions and workshops. these spaceframe structures visually bind the buildings and help in the integration of the masses which make a college campus
Key plan: nearby areas, road network
Site section: architecture school
Key plan: Site
Exterior view: Student activity center
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Ground floor: architecture school 1- entrance gate
2- parking
First floor: architecture school 3- admin block
4- auditorium
5- student activity center
6- academic block
7- library
8- cafe
9- sports center
10- football ground
Interior view: academic block
Longitudinal section: site
Exterior view: library
Longitudinal section: site
Constructive axonometry: admin block facade
Constructive section: library
Constructive section: student activiy center
Night time exterior view: library
Daytime exterior view: library
Sectional perspective: library
Exterior view: sports complex and football ground
East elevation: library
West elevation: library
East elevation: sports complex
Structural system: library vertical kingpost truss
Panoramic view: architecture school
Roof plan: architecture school
Gynaecology hospital/ Nagpur, India Architectural Design 5th SEMESTER (B.Arch) This Project shows the Designing of a Gynaecology hosptial in one of the prime locations of nagpur with site area of 7952 sq.m and nag river on the rear side. the site is surrounded by a mall on eastern side, community hall on western side and metro line in front, mixed use type appartment buildings and movie theatre on northside, the site is located in a proper commercial zone. This is a 100 bedded gynaecology hospital designed along with self sufficient facilities. there are a few open spaces and courtyards in the hospital in order to have natural light, ventilation, environment supportive for quick healing and joyful accomodation Approach towards design for a hospital project was a bit conscious in terms of planning, Care has been taken along with multiple revisions on clear and easy layout which can reduce travel time, avoid crowding, manage restriction of circulation with architecture. Site we got for the project has one side abutting to nag river which is in very poor condition So efforts to isolate that part inorder to take care of hygiene has been effectively done by placing trees as a buffer between river and main ward rooms Special care has been taken,so that the circulation of the visitors does not coinside with the circulation of the hospital staff. there are two entrances to the site, one is the main entrance for the visitors and the staff and other entrance is for the emergency cases and the ambulance As one enters the space the healing requirements of patients have been supported by the play of nature and spaces They are achieved by allowing light and wind enter the space and create a warm and calm atmosphere The plantations on the site also help with reducing the noise pollution as the site is located in a very busy area with many happnening places nearby. several ramps have been also provided wherever they are required thus making the space barrier free and accessible for all.
Diagram: site loctation
Diagram: road network
Diagram: facade treatment
Diagram: land pattern
Exterior view: Hospital
Longitudinal section: outpatient department
Conceptual Diagrams: axis of building placement, dense vegetation zone, access
I.C.U
Emergency ward
I.P.D
O.P.D
Ground floor: emergency, intensive care unit, outpatient department, admin, inpatient department
O.P.D
I.P.D
Emergency ward
isometric: vertical and horizontal circulation, nurse corridor, elevators, ducts Elevator paths
Nurse corridors
Ducts
isometric projection: emergency section doctors circulation
nurse circulation
patients circulation
Longitudinal section: emergency, operation theater, nicu, kitchen
Longitudinal section: general ward
Exterior view: Gynaecology hospital
Social Housing / Nagpur, India
Architectural Design 8th SEMESTER (B.Arch) The site is located in ravi nagar area of nagpur and has an area of 70,430 sq.m. it is surrounded by all the basic amenities like the hospital, post office and school. on the western part of the site, a lot of dense vegetation exists, Futala lake acts as a famous recreation spot which is very close to the site. the prevailing wind direction is also from the lake side that brings a nice breeze for the residents The project brief was to design a residential neighbourhood with good quality green spaces and ensuring the safety and pedestrian-friendly nature of the neighbourhood. Height restriction of ground plus five is given as a condition with a requirement of high density. The site has been designed in such a way so that maximum advantage of the cold breeze coming from the lake side can be taken. the buildings have been placed in an interlocking manner so as to create a path for the winds to circulate throughout the site. this placement of the blocks allows the wind to pass through the balconies and terraces of majority of the units. in this way, stack effect plays a crucial role in the planning of the site Plenty of open spaces and ventilation shafts for natural light and ventilation, pedestrian friendly lanes, resilience and self-sufficiency have been incorporated in site, services for food, energy and water, a large number of trees on either side of roads and pedestrian lanes to offset carbon footprint, higher density in low rise buildings contributing to urban requirements and joyful environment for all age grouped people are design feature incorporated at different levels in the neighbourhood. the site planning is based on the concept of terretoriality and houses for groups with similar socio economic background have been placed near each other . the ews and lig have been placed in type (a) blocks the mig and hmig have been placed in type (b) blocks the hig is placed seperately in duplexes in type (c) blocks Total site area - 7.5 ha Residential area -3.3 ha (45%) Builtup area - 37500 m.sq F.S.I - 1.14 Dwelling Type EWS (20%) LIG 15%) MIG (15%) HMIG (20%) HIG (30%) Total
Elevation: E.W.S and L.I.G society
Area (m2) 7200 6000 6300 7200 10800 37500
Net density - 156 units/Ha. Population- 2048
Carpet area (m2) 40 50 75 100 150
units 180 120 84 72 56 512
Site plan: Proposed Housing design
E.W.S: 1st module/ 1bhk
L.I.G: 2nd module/ 2bhk
H.M.I.G: 1st module/ 3bhk
E.W.S: 2nd module/ 1bhk
M.I.G: 1st module/ 2bhk
H.I.G: duplex module/ 4bhk (ground floor)
L.I.G: 1st module/ 1bhk
M.I.G: 2nd module/ 2bhk
H.I.G: duplex module/ 4bhk (first floor)
BLOCK (A) LIG and EWS LIG units on each floor- 04 EWS units on each floor- 06 total no. of floors- 05 LIG units in one building- 20 EWS units in one building- 30 Total no. of units for LIG- 120 Total no. of units for EWS- 180
Cluster plan: ews and lig
South elevation: ews and lig block
Exterior view: ews and lig block
East elevation: ews and lig block
Longitudinal section: ews and lig block (through septic tank)
Longitudinal section: ews and lig block (through lift and fire escape)
sewer lines
water supply
electric lines
BLOCK (B) MIG and HMIG MIG units on each floor- 05 HMIG units on each floor- 04 total no. of floors- 04 MIG units in one building- 20 HMIG units in one building- 16 Total no. of units for MIG- 80 Total no. of units for HMIG- 72
Cluster plan: mig block
South elevation: mig block
Exterior view: mig block entrance
East elevation: mig block
Longitudinal section: mig block (through septic tank, plumbing duct, electric duct, lift)
Longitudinal section: mig block (through water tank, septic tank, plumbing duct, electric duct)
sewer lines
sewer lines
water supply
water supply
electric lines
electric lines
BLOCK (C) HIG Duplex
Cluster plan: hig duplex
Longitudinal section: hig block
Exterior view: hig duplex
Longitudinal section: hig block
(2.60 X 3.60 X 2.00) m3
overhead water tank A
capacity- 18720 ltr. (2.60 X 3.60 X 2.00) m3 capacity- 18720 ltr. (3.70 X 2.65 X 2.00) m3 capacity- 19610 ltr.
each watertank supplies water to 12 units water requirement of 12 units for 3 days = 19440 ltr
overhead water tank B
overhead water tank C
Exterior view: mig terrace Water requirement: mig block
contour layout
service plan: drainage layout
service plan: electric layout
service plan: water supply layout
service plan: parking layout
Landscape Design / Jalgaon, India COMMERCIAL LANDSCAPE 7th SEMESTER (B.Arch) The project is located in Jalgaon, a city in Maharashtra state in India, the site is close to khandesh central mall which lies near the city railway station, it is also within the proximity to the local market and the muncipalty offices. The city has a subtropical dry semi arid climate and there is little rainfall throughout the year. As this place is located on such a strategic location The project has identified relevant problems and has proposed integrated solutions. This mall complex was initial a spinning mill in earlier years but later on it was converted into a shopping mall, but the tall chimney of the spinning mill still stands on the site. The nearby area is occupied for commercial purposes such as shops, markets, mall and hotels aswell as residential buildings. as the vegetation is very less and soil is dry this place often faces the problem of soil erosion. The existing site is totally flat and is used as a lawn in front of the mall to host small events The site proposal provides certain pocket of spaces for the visitors for informal meetings. It is focussed to provide privacy aswell as a semiopen space in form of gazebo to enjoy the nearby surrounding. A yoga zone is also located on the site which is surrounded by buffers in form of trees. A cafeteria to meet the needs of people is proposed on the site and the base porch of the tall chimney can be used as a stage along with the O.A.T for seating. The whole space becomes homogeneous by the presence of trees, several platforms are present between them to allow different uses. The trees used for landscaping are mango, ashoka, Royalpalm. The magotrees which have a dense foliage and widespread roots which can help in holding the soil, thus solving the problem of soil errosion aswell as controlling the noise levels from the railways passing nearby. The ashoka trees and
Site view: Evening time view of site
Site Entrance
Existing Chimney
Site Dimensions Drainage lines
Sunpath illustration: East to west via south
Road network: Roads near the site
Vegetation: Plantations near the site
Site plan: Proposed landscape design
Building Typology: Commercial and residential
LEGENDS Site location Important Roads Roads to access site Residential Buildings Commercial Buildings Railway station
Existing Site: location and surrounding
Working Drawing Residential 5th SEMESTER (B.Arch) Creating construction/working drawings for a residence in nagpur. Requirements include drawings from centerline plans to detailed sections and details of toilet and door fixture, site management, drainage layout and also writing specification document for materials and fixtures.
Building Documentation / Bishop cotton school Building Documentation (Group of 7) 4th SEMESTER (B.Arch) The documentation of The Bishop Cotton School helped us to understand construction of predominant construction materials of the old times along with their techniques. The new structures constructed on the site helped to provide a much needed comparision of both the materials, and the techniques. One can understand that old techniques of construction are not necessarily outdated in current times and do well to hold their place and must be seriously considered for new-age construction. The multipurpose hall is one of the primary areas of a school and of high necessity. the main purpose of a multipurpose hall is to have gathering and hence is required to have an uninterrupted space. the multipurpose hall of bishop cotton is thus highly functional and efficient as it provides a column-free interior which facilitates for the complete involvement of the gathered group to the activity occuring on the dias. The block B is mainly comprised of classrooms and thus one can see various doors leading up to their respective classrooms. The porticos that extend from the built mass facilitate circulation and are wide enough to function efficiently while acting as adequate buffer spaces. Benches on the end of the portico is used by mainly teaching staff to sit during break times or their free hours Block D consists of mostly educational facilities. “The ground floor” incorporates classrooms of higher grades. “The second floor” comprises of a classroom and laboratory. This works well in functional aspect as the laboratory is most often required and used by the students of upper grades
Miscellaneous works Digital art
Logo designing
3D Modelling
Poster design
Canvas paintings
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME Yaśh Baviśkar +91 (0)9881998829 / +91 0257-2221900 yashbaviskar1399@gmail.com