A R C P H O I R T T E F C O T L U I R O A L Y U G A A N K ‘ FA R I G H ’ SPA DELHI
Y U G A A N K ‘ FA R I G H ’ ARCHITECTURE STUDENT PROFILE
For me, like every work of literature has some emotion and feeling behind it, in a similar way, every space has certain emotion(s) that can affect a person’s mind and behavior. Just like my poetry, I try to keep my designs as simple as possible , because for me a simple space can have more influence on a person’s mind, and it leaves a scope of change according to the preferences of client for future use. Being a person interested more towards literature, a space you visit and experience leaves an everlasting impact on ur mind just like a poetry leaves and everlasting impact on the person who reads it even after it is not there, since nothing is everlasting unlike the memories and emotions associated to it. PERSONAL INFORMATION INSTITUTE
School of Planning and Architecture , New Delhi
ADDRESS
C-2/59 , Ashok Vihar , Phase - II Delhi - 110052 , India
LANGUAGES
• English • Hindi • Punjabi
D. O. B.
3rd April 1998
yugaankfarigh@gmail.com
PHONE
• 9910219761 • 8920477597
WEBSITE
• https://www.instagram.com/yug_the_big_fat_panda/ • http://www.linkedin.com/in/yugaank-farigh-298958131 • https://www.facebook.com/yugaank.farigh/
INTERESTS
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Architecture Travelling Photography Heritage Origami Food Philosophy Stand Up
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Books Writing Poetry Musical Crafts Cooking Psychology Memes
E DU CATION
WOR K E XP E R IE N CE
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Bachelors Of Architecture School Of Planning And Architecture, New Delhi 2016 to Present
• Coordinator of Forum of Exchange of Architectural Thoughts (F.E.A.T) Society in college (2018-2019).
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Graduated High School with 76.6 % Kulachi Hansraj Model School, New Delhi Batch 2016
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Graduated Senior Secondary with 8.0 CGPA Kulachi Hansraj Model School, New Delhi Batch 2014
CO M PETITIONS N AS A (National Association of Students of Architecture) • ANDC Trophy 2018 • ANDC Trophy 2018
• Advisor for F.E.A.T society in College (20192020). • Managed and organized many cultural events in college. • Managed and organized many heritage walks in college. • Managed and created many installation works in college fest (Utopia and Mini-Utopia (2016 2019)) and under visual arts studio curriculum (2016 - 2017). • Attended the EXPOSURE PROGAMME of LAURIE BAKER’S APPROACH IN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING SCIENCES Workshop held at Laurie Baker Centre, Kerala (2017) by NASA. • Part of Editorial Team for College Publication as content writer, designer and editor (2017).
• ANDC Tropy 2017
• Organized and Curated an Workshop on ‘ORIGAMI IN ARCHITECTURE’ for 1st year students as a part of their Design Studio in college (2019). • Managed and organized many events in school.
DES IGN SKILL S
SOF T WA R E P ROF ICIE N CY
2-D :
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Autodesk AutoCAD Hand Drafting
3-D :
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Physical Model Making Google Sketch-Up Autodesk Revit 3Ds Max
VISUALISATION :
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PRESENTATION :
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Autodesk AutoCAD
Google Sketch Up
Autodesk Revit
3Ds Max
Hand Rendering Adobe Photoshop Adobe In-Design
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Photoshop Adoe In-Design Ms-Office Prezi
Microsoft Office
Prezi
C O N T E N T S MIXED-USE HIGH RISE BUILDING
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IN-BETWEEN INTERVENTION
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DESERT ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH CENTRE
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DHARAMSHALA DESIGN
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RESIDENCE DESIGN
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SETTLEMENT STUDY
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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL STUDY
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MISCELLANEOUS
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BARAKHAMBA ROAD, NEW DELHI PRAGATI MAIDAN, NEW DELHI JAISALMER, RAJASTHAN NASIK, MAHARASHTRA
PATEL NAGAR, NEW DELHI NASIK, MAHARASHTRA
JAISALMER FORT, RAJASTHAN
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COMPETITIONS MODEL MAKING
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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INSTALLATIONS
PERSONAL TERRACE DESIGN •
LITERATURE •
MEMES
MIXED-USE HIGH RISE Barakhamba Road , New Delhi
The project given was to design a mixed used high rise building for a site at junction of Barakhamba Road, Mandi House a major commercial hub of Delhi with many other highrise office buildings, near Connaught Place which act as a commercial hub as well as an all time active activity area. Because of huge working population and being near connaught place , this area has a huge traffic load and remains congusted nearly throughout the day. The building is being designed in such a way that it minimizes solar radiation and maximizes natural ventilation. The ground floor have its priphery full of trees and the in between spaces also have greens in order to keep the ground cooler in the hot climate in Delhi.
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SITE PLAN
BUILDING SECTION
SITE AREA GC BUILT UPAREA F.A.R HEIGHT FLOOR TO FLOOR TOTAL FLOORS
= 4500 SQM. = 1350 SQM. = 14000 SQM. = 4 = 91.25 M = 3.6 M = G+24
NO. OF FLOORS : RETAIL OFFICE SERVCE APPARTMENT FOR SERVICE
= 5 FLOORS = 14 FLOORS = 4 FLOORS = 2 FLOORS
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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
STAGE 1
STAGE 2
STAGE 3
STAGE 4
In the above four design development stages shown, heirarchy and steeping up spaces as a concept has been maintained. The form of the building has been developed in such a way that it is ventured down towards the convergennce to open up the masses for better perspectives from both inside and outside, giving a sense of openess and providing vies from maximum spaces on the building. Since, Connaught Place is the commercial hub of Delhi attracting a huge crowd from all over Delhi, 5 floors f retail has been designed in order to maximise the econmic benefits ( making building self sustainable in terms of econmy ).
RETAIL PLAN
OPEN OFFICE PLAN
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ELEVATION
SERVICE APPARTMENT PLAN
3D VIEWS
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IN BETWEEN INTERVENTION Pragati Maidan , New Delhi
To design an in-between intervention at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. This aims to serve as a break space from the surroundings and happenings in daily life. Surrounded by Exhibition Halls, the site has a huge tree in one corner.
CONCEPT Pragati Maidan is an active space. With a lots of activities going around, one looks for a place to rest and take a break. The main here was to design a Canopy with seating areas around these standing structures made out od concrete and stainless steel with greens all around then to give a natural look and provide a shaded path for the pedestrians.
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3D VIEWS AND MODEL
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DESERT ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH CENTRE Ja i s a l m e r Fo r t , Rajas than
Jaisalmer is famous for it’s living fort , heritage , the narrow streets and it’s vibrant vernacular architecture. The main aim of this project was to design a research and material testing centre for the site given in Jaisalmer Fort , Rajasthan in order for its preservation as well as to cater the needs for reseachers and scholars so that they can do their reseach on various materials that are used for desert architecture. The centre was designed keeping in mind the concept of narrow streets , vernacular architecture and the surrounding context of Jaisalmer Fort. The centre is not just designed for the scholars and researchers , it was also designed as a tourist attraction since it has a huge no. of tourists visiting there on daily basis . Therefore a rooftop cafe has been designed for general public as well. According to the design breif , space requirements included exhibition spaces , gallaries , offices , multi-purpose hall , laboritries for material testing and a cafe.
MODEL PICTURE
SITE / GROUND PLAN
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FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
BUILDING SECTION
TERRACE PLAN
BUILDING SECTION
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MAR
DHA RAMSH ALA DESI G N
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Nas h i k , M ah a r as h tr a
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To design a rental and cafe space for the site given in Nashik, Maharashtra on the banks of river Godavari. The space was deisgned keeping in mind the heritage , surrounding context and religious activities that takes places in nashik.The site was of utter importance due to Kumbh Mela that happens there.
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R I V A D A G O
The ground floor was designed as a cafe since its was a market area and was economically profitable for the owners. The rest of the 3 floors are all rental dorms and rooms for the people , the site was a tourist attraction due to its it heritage and architectural values.
R V E R I
The positive site attribute of the site was that the view of temple and river bank also the view of market area , but the main drawback was that it was only open from front and all the other 3 sides were enclosed by other old buildings surrounding the given site.
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EXTERNAL WALL DETAILS
A - Mud Tiles B - Rafter C - Plastered Inside D - Exposed Brick Work E - Stone Wall Concept behind constrcution techiques used :
• For vernacular look exposed brick work has been done throughout the exterior(facade). • For luxurious feel and look , the interiors are fully furnished and plastered. • since the site is prone to floods , therefore a higher plinth level is being given BUILDING SECTION
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RESIDENCE DESIGN Pa t el N a g ar , N e w Delhi
The aim of this design exercise was to design a residence building for a small family of three people in Patel Nagar , New Delhi. Raima , a school going girl in 9th standard , her mother working for United Nations Organisation, who is mostly out of India , comes home once in 2-3 weeks and the owner of the house , Raima’s father, a basketball player in past , now runs a kitchen servive from home for an online food delivery service , has a limp in is leg which makes it difficult for him to move up and down the stairs and at last Raima’s grandmother, an old woman, who comes home occasionally to meet them. Because of the kitchen service , A huge Kitchen was a major requirement of design breif along with more of resing spaces through out the house because of Raima’s Father and her grandmother being the major users of the house , since raima being a school student remains very less at home.
SITE PLAN
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MODEL PHOTO
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
TERRACE PLAN
SECTION AA’
SECTION CC’
SECTION BB’
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SETTLEMENT STUDY Nashik , Maharashtra
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JAISALMER FORT CASE STUDY Jaisalmer Fort , Rajasthan
The jharokha is a stone window projecting from the wall face of the building , in an upper storey , overlapping a street , market , court , or any other open space. TYPE OF JHAROKHAS: • • •
Supported on 2 or more brackets. Corbelling. Balustrade and a cupola or pyramidal roof (technically closed by jalis).
CONTRUCTION ELEMENTS OF A JHAROKHAS: • • • • •
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SUNSHADE : MAde out of sand stone with dnp and nbs. COLUMNS : Jharokha with thick columns has less projecting whereas with thin columns has protuding as comparable to former. PILASTERS : BRACKETS : Depth of brackets range from 440 mm to 1100 mm. IRON STAPLES : Used to join two stone pieces.
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MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLICATION DESIGN COMPETITION WORK MODEL MAKING INSTALLATIONS PHOTOGRAPHY TERRACE DESIGN LITERATURE MEMES
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PUBLICATION DESIGN
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COMPETITIONS
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ACADEMIC INSTITUTION SITE IS A KEY PASSAGE FOR A LARGE NUMBER OF STUDENT POPULATION FROM INSTITUTIONS AROUND.
IGI STADIUM INDOOR STADIUM NEARBY IS AN IMPORTANT ATTRACTION OF THIS AREA.
LEGEND MAIN ROAD CONNECTION PEDESTRIAN ACCESS
ITO METRO STATION THE NEAREST METRO CONNECTION OF THE AREA WHICH CAUSES MAXIMUM PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT THROUGH THE SITE.
POLICE HEADQURATER BEING A HIGH SECURITY ZONE, THIS AREA HAS A DIRECT CONNECTION WITH POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
SITE PARKING DEAD WALL
THE CEMETERY PEDESTRIAN THE PEDE MOVEMENT IS STRONGLY EFFECTED BY THE CEMETERY BESIDES. IT DOESN’T ALLOW SOMEONE TO STAY AND EXPERIENCE THE SPACE. S
IGNORANCE AND UNHYGENE SOME PARTS OF THE SITE ARE ALMOST RUINED WHICH SHOWS THE NEED TO DESIGN THIS IGNORED SPACE. ALSO THE UNHYGENE DUE TO DUSTBINS MAKE THIS SPACE MORE UNHEALTHY.
TRAFFIC THE AREA NEARBY IS A HIGH TRAFFIC ZONE. SO THIS SITE ACTS AS AN ALTERNATIVE.
PLAN
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LEGEND
THE DEAD WA THE EXISTING 300 ME DEAD WALL RUNNING AL IS MOSTELY IGNORED SANGERS. IT IS A CRUTIAL DESIGN
ALL ETERS LONG LONG THE SITE BY THE PAS. OPPORTUNITY.
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DESIGN PRO
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INA ,NEW DELHI Project name "उत्कृष्ट" can be interpreted as, the space that is being ignored inspite of its importance in context, can be glorify, made more alive and noticable. It can be done in a way, adding remarkable value to the space which will be acting as Excellent, Superior and Eminent spaces in the given context.
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SITE PLAN
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This is a walkover bridge under a flyover and is betwixt two different types of land usages,is transiional in nature and liminal as well.
Archaeological Survey of India
Central vigiliance commission
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Ayush Bhagwan
Flyover Jhuggi Jhopdis Drain
The underbridge is surrounded by jhuggi jhopdis, Satarkta Bhawan, residennal apartments, shops and a flyover. The bridge is on top of a drain which makes it smelly and unhygenic. Thus inspite of being highly traversed,it is ignored immensely and is a LIMINAL space.
Satarkta Bhawan
Shops
Flyover
The bridge IN BETWEEN two totally different conditions,office buildings on one side and jhopdi on the other.The bridge serves as a connection between the two.
Jhuggi Jhopdi
Drain The bridge is open to sky in the begining then comes under the flyover and ends with open to sky.Also this bridge serves as a TRANSITION from the office buildings on one side to residential apartments and jhuggi jhopdis on the other.
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DESIGN EVOLUTION
COLOR PHYSCOLOGY
Planer fins could meet the requirement but they completely blocked thus giving a compact feeling.
Every colour elicits a different and unique emooonal response in the viewer. Color is a powerful communicaaon tool and can be used to signal accon, influence mood, and even influence physiological reaccons.
Use of LIGHTS IN CEILING would enable to counter this problem.
Planer fines turned to hollow cubes to give a feeling of depth and were kept hollow but it did not serve the purpose as it did not contribute to visual blockage.
RED
-Gentle -Warmth -Comfort -Energy -Excitement -Life
The height of the walk over bridge is less but due to the large width, the volume increases thus one does not feel claustrophobic. We need to block the view of the drain but NOT REDUCE THE VOLUME available
This unit was created as it creates visual blockage and air filteraaon pads were fixed to prevent foul smells.but the unit may become place of waste accumulaaon.
ORANGE
-Happy -Energeec -Excitement -Enthusiasm -Sophisscaaon -SSmulaaon
YELLOW
-Happiness -Laughter -Cheery -Warmth -Oppmism -AAennon-geeng
There is NO LIGHTING inside the bridge making it non usable during the night .Also due to large area being under the flyover,the middle of the bridge is not lighted at all.
The bridge had a constant smell of the drain so to get rid of it ,we introduced elements to curb the path of SMELL so that very less or no smell comes to the bridge.
This final block provides visual blockage,depth of space,foul smell blockage and no accumulaaon of waste.
There was a view of the drain which made the bridge unpleasing.We had to introduce some element to BLOCK THE VIEW OF THE DRAIN .
COLOURED UNITS TO BREAK THE MONOTONY, PROVIDE FOCUS AND CONTRAST.
SECTION AA’
SECTION BB’
THE ENTRANCE IS INVITING AND GRAND INSTEAD OF THE OLD UN-NOTICIBLE ONE
UNITS ON BOTH SIDES TO GIVE A WHOLE NEW EXPERIENCE TO THE PERSON.
ANDC 2018 T.M.U.C.O.A.086
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MODEL MAKING
These models in the pictures are made for thesis projects and other projects for seniors . The top left is a multipurpose low rise building , below that is a spectators sitting pavillion for a stadium , top right one is a model of a primary school building , below it is a model for an airport project all of them being sited in delhi and at last is a model for international cruise terminal in mumbai .
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INSTALLATIONS MACRAME HAND WOOVEN INSTALLATION This Installation was made for the annual college fest (UTOPIA) 2017, under the installation making society (SPAkriti). The theme for the fest was ‘JIT BOHEMSKY’. The material for the installation was decided as thicker threads keeping it mind that it reflects the bohemian nature. The medium adopted for making the installation was Macrame weaving. This installation involved certain amount of patience to sit/stand weave intricate patterns using thick threads. This installation was an output of 3 days of continous weaving , 1214 hours each day , along with help of two other batchmates of mine ; Kajal Aggarwal and Anandita Kaur. There were 3 panels of 10 feet by 4 feet and 3 panels of 3 feet by 4 feet.
ORIGAMI INSTALLATIONS These 3 Origami Installations were also made for college fest. The installation in picture on right was made for UTOPIA 2017 , each cube was of size 2 ft by 2 ft. This installation was inspired by Krishna’s Hand showing how he creates a balance of peace. The installations in pictures at the bottom of the page are made for MINI-UTOPIA 2016 , each of them being 2.5 ft to 3 ft in height. Captain America and Minion are made keeping in mind the theme that was based memories of childhood. 35
PHOTOGRAPHY
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ARCHITECTURAL
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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PERSONAL TERRACE DESIGN
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LITERATURE
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MEMES
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