Architecture Internship Portfolio by Yash Diwane

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

CURRICULUM VITAE

DOCUMENTATIONS

KRYSALIS College Magazine (2019-20)

KRYSALIS College Magazine (2021-22)

Archithos College Newsletter (2021-22)

I am fascinated by the power of architecture, to express, to provide, to build. I like to have a user-centric approach towards my designs. I am eager to acquire new skills and knowledge during the course of this internship.

This portfolio is a compilation of my works and the skills I attained in architecture school.

YASH ATUL DIWANE

BIRTH DATE: 3rd July, 2001

PHONE: +91 7774050230

EMAIL: yashdiwane15@gmail.com

ADDRESS: 1206, A/19, Shirole Road, Shivajinagar, Pune-411004

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY:

English

Hindi

Marathi

WORKSHOPS

Deployable Structures Workshop

Vray Advanced Workshop

Revit Advanced Workshop

Blender Introductory Workshop

Photoshop Rendering Workshop

Hands-on Bamboo Pavillion Workshop

Masterclass by Ar. Rahul Kadam

ZONASA (2019-20)

64TH ANC (2021-22)

EDUCATION

UNDERGRADUATE:

Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s College of Architecture, Pune

HIGHER SECONDARY:

Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s Junior College of Science, Pune

PRIMARY AND SECONDARY:

St. Vincent’s High School, Pune

COMPETITIONS

REUBENS Trophy (NASA 2019-20)

Sacred Space Competition (Archdais 2020)

ANDC (NASA 2020-21)

GSEN Trophy (NASA 2020-21)

ANDC (NASA 2021-22)

LIK Trophy (NASA 2021-22)

HUDCO Trophy (NASA 2021-22)

MMCOA Annual Exhibition (2019-20)

MMCOA Annual Exhibition (2021-22)

NAAC Exhibition (2020-21)

Study Tours:

Anjarle (2019-20)

Aurangabad (2021-22)

Wai (2022-23)

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Autocad

Sketchup

Revit

Vray

Enscape

Photoshop

Illustrator

InDesign

MS Office

Edge-GBCI

Lumion

Blender

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

Teamwork

Leadership

Problem resolution

Time management

Presentation

5. TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

1. ARTIST’S BUNGALOW, BANGALORE & PUBLIC LIBRARY, PUNE

2. SCHOOL OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE, PUNE

3. SILK GATE HOTEL AND EXPO, AURANGABAD

4. MEDICAL INSTITUTE ACCOMM ODATION, TALEGAON

6. EXPERIENCES

1. ARTIST’S BUNGALOW, BANGALORE & COMMUNITY LIBRARY, PUNE

Community library | Semester - 4 | Area - 150sq.m.

The basic objective of a community library is to provide information to the general public to satisfy their information and recreational needs. A municipal authority has invited architects to design a community library, which will welcome people and a not-so-formal tone.

Artist’s bungalow | Semester - 3 | Area - 470sq.m.

An artist desires a dwelling which will be simple and functional but still makes a ‘Design statement’. To design an abode for an artist is always a challenge of exploring different ways of artistic impressions which will house his/her activities, comfort levels etched with the warmth & aesthetics.

Site plan First floor plan Section AA’ A A’ A A’ Evaporative cooling Courtyards +/-0.0m +0.45m +3.45m +.45m

LEGEND

Swivel mechanism to open and close the library ensures safety after hours and also created an open library.

plan Section AA’

Site

1. Pataleshwar cave temple complex 2. Identified site

1 2

Pataleshwar cave temple (750 BC) The form takes inspiration from the Pataleshwar cave temple.

A A’ +/-0.0m +0.45m +3.15m

2. SCHOOL OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE, PUNE

Semester - 5 | Area - 6450sq.m.

An Art and Architecture institute should be designed in such a way that will help the students to provoke their creativity, perception, sensitivity to ecology, qualities of light, etc. The site is undulated terrain with slope towards the access road. The promoters of the project desire that no tree shall be cut or transplanted.

Security cabin at entrance

Parking

Service road

Admin

Common court

Art court

Exhibition and auditorium

Library

Academic building

Architecture studios

Amphitheatre

Recreational space (10%)

Semi-covered courtyard

LEGEND

ABCDEFGHIJKLA B C D E F G H I J K L M N Section AA’ +604.0m +610.0m +615.0m +635.0m O

Multi-utilitarian semi covered courtyard

A A’ B’ B

Steel structure learning courts stepped studios open theater

4 Volumetric explorations and zoning Slope analysis Relief analysis Zonings Non-buildable land due to slope 1:20 1:2 Section BB’ Form developments stepping up creating courtyards

3. SILK GATE HOTEL AND EXPO, AURANGABAD

Semester - 6 | Area - 7000sq.m.

The project is proposed to cater residential hotel and a temporary exhibition as

Fire evacuation plan

Heat detector

Water sprinker

Fire extinguisher

Dry riser with hose reel Escape route

Section AA’ Isometric view +12.3m -6.0m +/-0.0m +0.6m +6.6m +9.6m +15.0m +23.1m A A’ TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

ELEMENTS

Section AA’

A A’ Isometric view LEGEND

Presidential suite plan 1. Kitchen 2. Bar counter 3. Serving counter 4. Dining area

4 3 2 5 1 Isometric view

5. Toilet Restaurant - Meraki theme - Mediterranean/Greek Rooftop restaurant plan A. White braided ropes B. Bright coloured furniture C. Mosaic flooring

A B C D

D. Shades of blue and white

4. MEDICAL INSTITUTE ACCOMMODATION, TALEGAON

Semester - 7 | Area - 16800sq.m.

The studio focused on accommodation for all categories of health care staff of the institute. The objectives of the project were to develop a sense of place for the staff and stakeholders, and to provide a conducive environment for communal spaces.

Site analysis

LEGEND

Guest houses and tutors (Studio)

Support staff (1BHK)

Directors’ bungalows (3BHK)

Professors (2, 3BHK)

Boys hostel (3 sharing rooms)

Girls hostel (3 sharing rooms)

Guest rooms and rector house

Open ground

The Katta

The Void

Voids in plan act as interactive spaces

Interactive spaces like The Katta, tie the project together

Section AA’ A A’ ABCDEFGHIJA E B C D F H I J G Site plan +3.0m +/-0.0m +9.0m +15.0m

+21.0m

Sunpath

Voids in elevation also act as interactive spaces as well as break the weight of the building

The voids act as interactive spaces within individual buildings

B - Professors’ 2, 3BHK apartment fourth floor plan Wind

5. TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

Working Drawing | Semester - 6

Preparing a manually/CAD generated working drawing set of ‘Own design project from second year - Primary school - Admin block’ with area no less than 250sq.m. and atleast a ground plus one storeyed building having framed/composite construction.

Advanced Building Construction and Services | Semester - 7

Multi-basement - Designing and construction of multi-basements giving constructional details required for services lighting, mechanical ventilation and surface water disposal. Study of various methods of access to parking areas other than ramps like car lift etc. Swimming pool - Design and construction of swimming pools – leisure / competition types with situations such as, at ground / podium/upper / roof top level with reference to all constructional and services details

9 DATE NO. DESCRIPTION CONSULTANTS: PHE STRUCTURAL: SCALE CHECKED: DEALT DATE CONTACT NO NORTH OWNER NAME & ADDRESS:OFFICE NAME:NOTES: DRWG NO: SHEET TITLE: NAME SUBJECT SIGN & STAMP ROLL NO. SCHEDULE OF THE OPENINGS SIZE HT REMARKS ALL THE DRAWINGS MUST BE CO-RELATED WITH THE SITE DRAWINGS SITE MARGINS AND ANY DISCREPANCIES MUST BE IMMEDIATEL BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETER UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED REFER TO DETAILS WHEREVER MENTIONED IN THE DRAWINGS. FOR SERVICE DETAILS REFER SERVICE CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS. ALL THE LEVELS ARE FINISHED LEVELS REFER THE SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS FOR THE SIZES OF DOORS AND WINDOWS ALL THE DRAWINGS MUST BE CO-RELATED WITH THE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS AND ANY DISCREPANCIES MUST BE IMMEDIATEL BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT. TYPE NO. SR.No. ANY QUERIES IN THE DRAWING SHOULD BE CONSULTED TO TH ARCHITECT. YASH DIWANE 12 WD 2 16.03.2022 1:100 CENTRE LINE PLAN 2 REFERENCE LIN O (0,0 C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7 +16700 C25, C26, C27, C28, C31, C32, C3 C10.L3 C +6700 C8, C9, C11, C12, C13 C14, C15 +6885 C10.L2, C1 +10115 C19, C20 C16, C17, C18, C21, C22, C23, C2 C29, C3 C1, C15, C16, C3 C21, C28 C3, C13, C18, C3 C1 2 C20, C29 C5, C10.L1, C22, C27 REVISION: CENTRE LINE PLAN REVISION: DATE NO. DESCRIPTION CONSULTANTS: PHE STRUCTURAL: SCALE CHECKED: DEALT DATE CONTACT NO NORTH OWNER NAME & ADDRESS:OFFICE NAME:NOTES DRWG NO: SHEET TITLE: NAME SUBJECT SIGN & STAMP ROLL NO. SCHEDULE OF THE OPENING SIZE HT REMARKS ALL THE DRAWINGS MUST BE CO-RELATED WITH THE SITE DRAWINGS SITE MARGINS AND ANY DISCREPANCIES MUST BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETER UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED. REFER TO DETAILS WHEREVER MENTIONED IN THE DRAWINGS. FOR SERVICE DETAILS REFER SERVICE CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS. ALL THE LEVELS ARE FINISHED LEVELS REFER THE SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS FOR THE SIZES OF DOORS AND WINDOWS. ALL THE DRAWINGS MUST BE CO-RELATED WITH THE STRUCTURA DRAWINGS AND ANY DISCREPANCIES MUST BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT TYPE NO. SR.No ANY QUERIES IN THE DRAWING SHOULD BE CONSULTED TO THE ARCHITECT. 6.00 M WIDE ROAD B G HI A E F 6000 1516 8220 727 17000 30650 6 3229 39873 2348 30650 6000 45873 JK N M 2348 SETTING OUT PLAN YASH DIWANE 12 WD 2 16.03.2022 1:100 SETTING OUT PLAN 1 REFERENCE LINE REFERENCE LIN E SETBACK LINE O (0,0) 6000 41500 8485 0323 REVISION: DATE NO. DESCRIPTION CONSULTANTS: PHE STRUCTURAL: SCALE CHECKED: DEALT DATE CONTACT NO NORTH OWNER NAME & ADDRESS:OFFICE NAME:NOTES DRWG NO: SHEET TITLE: NAME SUBJECT SIGN & STAMP ROLL NO. SCHEDULE OF THE OPENINGS SIZE HT REMARK ALL THE DRAWINGS MUST BE CO-RELATED WITH THE SITE DRAWINGS, SITE MARGINS AND ANY DISCREPANCIES MUST BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETER UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED. REFER TO DETAILS WHEREVER MENTIONED IN THE DRAWINGS. FOR SERVICE DETAILS REFER SERVICE CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS. ALL THE LEVELS ARE FINISHED LEVELS. REFER THE SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS FOR THE SIZES OF DOORS AND WINDOWS. ALL THE DRAWINGS MUST BE CO-RELATED WITH THE STRUCTURA DRAWINGS AND ANY DISCREPANCIES MUST BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT TYPE NO. SR.No. ANY QUERIES IN THE DRAWING SHOULD BE CONSULTED TO TH ARCHITECT YASH DIWANE 12 WD 2 16.03.2022 1:50 FIRST FLOOR PLAN 4 FIRST FLOOR PLAN +4050 +4050 +4050 LIBRARY 8970 6540 MEETING ROOM 3620 6540 CLASSROOM 6810 6540 CLASSROOM 6810 6540 LIFT 2100 2400 FACULTY ROOM 4370 6540 A.V. ROOM 3620 6540 C24 C23 C22 C21 C20 C19 C18 C17 C16 C11 C12 C13 C14 C15 C33 C32 C31 C30 C29 C28 C27 C26 C25 C10 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 W1 W2 W2 W3 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W2 W2 W1 W1 D1 D1 D1 D2 D2 D2 D2 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 +404 +4040 MENS TOILET 4000 3865 LADIES TOILET 4000 3865 PWD TOILET 1640 2000 2460 230930 3210 230 930 3210 1045 1530 1045 1420 1530 1420 1420 230 1630 1430 143 1630 230

First

School admin block -

floor plan School admin block - Centreline plan School admin block - Setting out plan

Swimming pool - details

Basement - Lighting layout

Swimming pool

Basement - Plan and drainage layout

10 FILTRATION UNIT CHLORINATION UNIT WATER MAINS PUMP SWIMMING POOL UNDERGROUND BALANCING TANK WATER FILTRATION UNIT WORKING 22000 2000 2000 60 1400 2000 2000 2000 6000 2000 1000 2000 600 750 SLOPE -1.5M -0.3M -2.1M +/-0.0M LADDER POOLSIDE FURNITURE RELAXING DECK OVERFLOW CHANNELS START BOARD WATER DRAIN OUTLETS WATER INLETS LIGHTING FIXTURES UNDERWATER LIGHT FITTINGS MURUM BRICK WALL (200MM THK) PCC BED (150MM THK) OVERFLOW CHANNEL WATER PROOFING (5MM THK) TILE ADHESIVE (10MM THK) MOSAIC TILES (15MM THK) LADDER ANTI-SKID FLOOR FINISH ROCK BASE 1.5M WIDE PATHWAY MAIN POOL INLET SYSTEM BALANCING TANK SWIMMING POOL PLAN (1:50) KEY PLAN (1:200) SWIMMING POOL SECTION AA' (1:50) MMCOA STAMP SIGN DATE YASH DIWANE FR.Y. BARCH DIV-A ABCS-1 ROLL. NO.-12 N UNDERWATER LIGHT FITTINGS MURUM BRICK WALL (200MM THK) PCC BED (150MM THK) OVERFLOW CHANNEL WATER PROOFING (5MM THK) TILE ADHESIVE (10MM THK) MOSAIC TILES (15MM THK) LADDER ANTI-SKID FLOOR FINISH ROCK BASE MAIN POOL INLET SYSTEM BALANCING TAN 40 1800 67 40 ANTI-SKID FLOOR OVERFLOW CHANNEL BOLTED ANCHORS SS GRABRAIL 750 10 0 PCC BED (150MM THK) MURUM BRICK WALL (200MM THK) OVERFLOW CHANNEL LIGHT FITTING PVC CASED WIRING WIRING SERVICE ENTRY 500V SS GRATING WATER SUP PVC GRATING OVERFLOW PERIMETER DRAIN CHANNEL DRAIN PIPE PCC BED (150MM THK) MURUM BRICK WALL (200MM THK) MMCOA STAMP SIGN DATE YASH DIWANE FR.Y. BARCH DIV-A ABCS-1 ROLL. NO.-12 N KEY PLAN (1:200) LADDER DETAIL (1:20) CHANGING ROOMS PLAN (1:50) SECTION BB' (1:50) LIGHT FITTING DETAIL (1:50) OVERFLOW CHANNEL DETAIL (1:50) DRAIN OUTLET DETAIL (1:50) MMCOA YASH DIWANE FR.Y. B.ARCH DIV-A ABCS-1 ROLL NO.-12 SIGN DATE STAMP SCALE 1:150 NORTH N EXIT ENTRY UP DOWN WIRE TRAY PHASE 2 PHASE 1 LIGHT FIXTURES -350 MMCOA YASH DIWANE FR.Y. B.ARCH DIV-A ABCS-1 ROLL NO.-12 SIGN DATE STAMP SCALE 1:150 NORTH N EXIT ENTRY UP DOWN STORMWATER DRAIN CHANNELS SLOPE VEHICULAR MOVEMENT 104400 30 500 4500 4200 +/-0 +/-0 300

6. EXPERIENCES

SACRED SPACE by Archdais (2020)

The physical requirements were to design a Place of Faith, as a sanctuary for the secular world, a space that is Sacrosanct. Through our design we symbolize faith in the form of hope, love and care, humanity and knowledge.

HUDCO Trophy by NASA (2022)

We aimed at integrating vernacular designs with sustainable climate combating design solutions proposing affordable living units that combat threats posed by geo-climatic zones at the same time preserving the identity of the local culture.

GSEN Trophy by NASA (2021)

The brief asked us to conceive and generate innovative ideas of productive public realm centred around the themes of improved agricultural productivity, enhancement of biodiversity, and ecologically sensitive urban designs in the grain of the city. We proposed a series of inserts in the core of the city that would engage the public in the complete cycle of a harvest through productive landscapes and give back to the community.

ANDC by NASA (2021) - Bus Terminus

The brief asked us to redesign a basic space such as a bus terminus which has huge implications in scenarios such as the Covid-19 situation. Unlike the previous bus stand, our design that has a user friendly open and safe atmosphere, liberates the people from fear and isolation. We are breaking the barrier of normal bus stand by introduction of public library, digital workshop and using scrap buses as shops which inturn lifts economy at small level at our site in Nandura.

ANDC by NASA (2022) - Construction Workers’ Housing

Through this exercise, we take into our hands, the righteous rage, the daily maltreatment these workers face, and create a space for them which promises what any abode should; a sense of security. We aim to provide, not just a four walled structure, but also, a place these workers can call their home. The brief asked us to study and document an existing site and provide a manual booklet that would guide the labourers to (re)assemble the house unit, quickly and efficiently.

MUD HOUSE CONSTRUCTION WITH URVEE PUBLIC TRUST

Me along with my colleagues, in June 2021, volunteered to help in the construction of a mudhouse for the caretakers of a farmhouse at NDA Road, Pune owned by Mrs. Arti Kirloskar. This project was taken up by Ar. Amruta Naidu and Mr. Prasad Thete of the Urvee Public Trust and was guided by Ar. Satyendra Bhagat. The technique adopted was wattle and cob. We tied paddy straw treated with lime and then coated in clay to the bamboo framework. This act as the reinforcement for the mud layer coming over it and reduced the total amount of soil required. After drying up the ties look like ‘Bombil’ fish kept for drying, hence it was termed as the bombil technique. Cob balls were put over the reinforcements to create a 9inch thick wall. It developed cracks after drying which were filled periodically and then a lime plaster was applied to give a finish. The windows and doors were made by the students at Hunnarshala Foundation.

RESORT SITE MODEL FOR HUES ARCHITECTS

Me and my colleagues worked with Hues Architects, Pune to make a site model for their ongoing resort project at Bhor in August, 2022. We used corrugated sheets as the suitable material for the contours and oasis blocks and pins to show the vegetation. The contours were cut in ring sections instead of the conventional method of cutting in slabs. This method resulted in saving more than 70% of the material. The void was filled with paper balls and studs as support.

DEPLOYABLE STRUCTURES WORKSHOP AT NASA

This workshop that was conducted at the Zonal NASA Convention of Zone-3 in September, 2019. We created smaller deployable structures in groups to understand the working of the systems after which we created a deployable dome structure. It could be folded down to as small as an umbrealla rack and open up to a diameter of 3 meters. The members were made of pvc and the joints were blocks of laser cut mdf.

BAMCRETE FUNICULAR SHELL STRUCTURE WORKSHOP

The workshop was conducted by Ar. Vaibhavi Agrawal and Ar. Shital Chaudhari and their team from Ray Studio in January, 2023. We started explorations on scale models using thin sections of bamboo. Then each initial task of construction was divided in teams - Excavation, Marking, Framing, Joining. Then we tied every joint and jute bags coated with concrete over the structure with wire ties. Later gaps were individually filled with concrete. Curing was done for a week after the construction. The pavillion is built in the campus of MMCOA, Pune.

MASTERCLASS AND TRIBUTE TO AR. B.V. DOSHI

This workshop was conducted by Ar. Rahul Kadam and his team from NGK Studio in memory of Ar. B.V. Doshi in February, 2023. Students were divided into groups and each group studied an assigned project of Ar. B.V. Doshi and prepared an alalysis considering the design philosophy advocated by him through sketches, diagrams and notes which were later shared among everyone through a presentation. The projects studied were Aranya, Institute of Indology, Sangath and ATMA House.