Ann Elizabeth by P Ann Elizabeth Anilson

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EDUCATION

HIGHER SECONDARY:

2015 -2017 Holy Cross E.M School , Andhra Pradesh

2017 -2019 Narayana jr .College, Andhra Pradesh

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME:

2019 Asian School of Architecture And Design Innovation (ASADI) Cochin ,Kerala

TALKS ATTENDED

EXTRACURRICULAR

2014 - 2016 School Fine Arts Leader.

2022 – 2023 University council Lady Representative

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SOFTWARES

LANGUAGES

My name is Ann Elizabeth, I am a fourth-year student at Asian School Architecture and Design Innovations . I am excited to embark on my professional journey and very much eager to learn and unlearn new skills as I grow my career.

Throughout my academic journey, I have been passionate about gaining knowledge and developing new skills that can help me succeed in my future career. I am a quick learner, and I am always seeking opportunities to broaden my horizons As a result, I am confident that I will bring a fresh perspective, enthusiasm, and zeal to learn to any role I take on

annanilson201@gmail.com

ELIZABETH ANILSON

P.ANN

+91 62385 73169

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01.CEILO SEM 3 CONTENTS 8 SEM 5 03. PHC 02.FUTURUM SEM 4 05.SPLIT CAFÉ Interior Design 04.HOUSING 06.MISCELLANEOUS SEM 7

CEILO

CEILO

A house with a courtyard connecting a mango tree is a beautiful and serene setting The courtyard would serve as a peaceful outdoor living space, providing a shaded area for relaxation and socializing

The house is designed with large windows and doors that open up to the courtyard, allowing for easy access and a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.

SHADOW STUDY

DESIGN PROCESS

INTEGRATE

GRID REARRANGE

Users • Family • Guest • Servant

1. Master bedroom 2. Family living 3. Guest living 4. Powder room 5. Kitchen 6. Work area 7. Servant's room 8. Dining 9. Master bath 10. Walk-in closet 11. Courtyard 12. Sit out 1. Kids bedroom 1 2. Kids bedroom 2 3. Guest bedroom 1 2 10 9 8 12 3 5 6 7 4 11 1 2 3

FUTURUM

PRIVATE

FUNCTIONS: EAT . MEET . REPEAT

• Public space is and has been an integral part of communities, serves as a location for people to meet, relax ,and exchange ideas.

• A place where anyone can come without paying an entry fee

• Refreshment of one’s mind and body after work through activity that amuses or stimulates play

• Providing metal relief through spaces, environment and surroundings

ESPACE : EXPERIENCING SPACE

A space to experience the true essence of art

WHERE ART COMES TO LIFE. AND LIFE CONNECTS TO ART.

CELLA ATRII: ROOMS OF COURTYARD

• Nine rooms with a singly shared courtyard giveaway the glimpse into the greenery connecting Prakruti with purusha

Maximum ground coverage 50 % that is 1650.0 SQM

ENTRANCE

• Play of light using artificial light and jail

• Reduce energy consumption

1. Use mirrors instead of all led screens

2. Use solar panels

3. Natural ventilation in public spaces

F U T U R U M.

PRIVATE

SEMI PRIVATE

PUBLIC

SEMI PRIVATE

PUBLIC

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

CONCEPT:

SECOND FLOOR N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 A A 1.AMPHITHEATRE 2.SEATING AREA 3. FOOD STALLS 4.EMERGENCY EXIT 5. FOOD COURT 6.MENS TOILET 7.WOMENS TOILET 8.HANDICAPPED TOILET 9.SERVICE LIFT 10.LIFTS (CORE) 11.PRAYER ROOM 12.NURSING ROOM 13.STAFF ROOM 14.TRANSITION SPACE 15.GREEN ROOM 16.SERVICE AND DUCTS B B 1.EXHIBITION SPACE 9.ART STREET 2.RECEPTION 10.DROP OFF 3.INSTALATION EXHIBIT 11.SECURITY 4.EMERGENCY EXIT 12.ENTRY 5.WAITING AREA 13.PEDESTRIAN ENTRY 6.MENS TOILET 14.PARKING 7.WOMENS TOILET 15.LIFTS 8.SERVICE AND DUCTS 1 2 2 4 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 N 15 F U T U R U M . 1.AMPHITHEATRE 2.SEATING AREA 3.ART LIBRARY 4.EMERGENCY EXIT 5.CYCLING SPACE 6.MENS TOILET 7.WOMENS TOILET 8.HANDICAPPED TOILET FORM DEVELOPMENT EAT . MEET . REPEAT FIRST FLOOR

EXTENDED SLAB AS A SHADE AND USED FOR OPEN AIR THEATER MAZE 1 MAZE 2 VISION TOUCH,FEEL TASTE 1.EXPERIENCING SPACE 2.EMERGENCY EXIT 3.LIFTS 4.ARTIST ROOM 5.TOILETS 6.HELP DESK 7.KITCHEN 8.OPEN AIR THEATER N THIRD FLOOR 1.EXPERIENCING SPACE 2.EMERGENCY EXIT 3.LIFTS 4.ARTIST ROOM 5.TOILETS 6.OFFICE 7.STORAGE N FOURTH FLOOR 1.EXPERIENCING SPACE 2.EMERGENCY EXIT 3.LIFTS 4.RECEPTION 5.TOILETS 6. WAITIING AREA 7.HANDICAPPED TOILET N FIFTH FLOOR F U T U R U M .

1.COURTYARD 2.EMERGENCY EXIT 3.LIFTS 4.RECEPTION 5.TOILETS 6.RESTAURANT 7.KITCHEN 8.WAITING AREA N 7 : 1.ROOMS 2.EMERGENCY EXIT 3.LIFTS 4. RECEPTION 5.LAUNDRY ROOM 6.CORRIDORS 7.HOME SERVICE 8.STORAGE 9.LAWN N SA SA 3 7 8 9 CORRIDOR ROOMS COURTYARD SERVICE APPARTMENT 1 SERVICE APPARTMENT 2 SERVICE APPARTMENT 3 : 1.ROOMS 2.EMERGENCY EXIT 3.LIFTS 4.RECEPTION 5.LAUNDRY ROOM 6. CORRIDORS 7.HOME SERVICE 8.STORAGE 9.SWIMMING POOL N 8 9 SA SA 2 SA 3 BRICK JAALI CONCRETE GLASS MATERIALS F U T U R U M .

PHC

Phc , the primary health care centre is a place of healing, community and positivity Patients should feel supported and cared for, and the staff should feel fulfilled and appreciated The open and airy design, the natural light, and the lush courtyard all contributes to creating an environment that was conducive to healing and wellbeing.

CONCEPT

Light draws attention to textures , colours and Form of a space, helping Phc achieve its true Purpose .Vision is the single most important Sense through which we enjoy architecture And lighting enhances the way we perceive Architecture even more The lacking need in Every Phc is light by adding light source this i Issue can be solved.

SHADOW STUDY

Sunlight is a significant source of heat, and the way shadows fall on a building can have an impact on its energy efficiency. By conducting a shadow study it helped to determine how much sunlight will hit different parts of the building, and make design decisions that can help to reduce energy consumption

Shadow study can helped to decide where to place shading devices, such as awnings or louvers, to block direct sunlight and reduce heat gain in a building By understanding the path of the sun, it helped design shading devices that are effective at blocking sunlight at the right times of the day.

DESIGN PROCESS

4. ADDING LIGHT SOURCE TO THE PHC .THIS DIVIDES THE EMERGENCY ENTRY FROM THE REST OF THE PHC 2. PHC RAISED 1.2m FOR SEMI BASEMENT PARKING 6.DOUBLE GLAZED GLASSES USED IN CORRIDORS AND DOUBLE HEIGHT AREAS 7. ADDING JALIS AS SHADE AND INCREASES THE AESTHETICS 5. FIRST FLOOR ACTS AS A CANTILEVER 3. EMERGENCY AREA ADDED NEARER TO THE ENTRY 1 CONSIDERING BUILDING RULES AND ZONING ACCORDINGLY

PHC 8

WORKING DRAWINGS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

WORKING DRAWINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 A D B C

HOUSING मम्बई

HOUSING

Modular construction techniques are becoming increasingly popular, as they offer a faster, more cost-effective way to build homes Modules can be prefabricated off-site and assembled on-site, allowing for greater flexibility and customization

With urbanization continuing to accelerate, more people may opt for smaller, more affordable living spaces This could include micro-apartments, tiny houses, or even modular living units that can be stacked or arranged in different configurations

MAZE OR A LOOP

Architecture plays a powerful role in influencing human behaviour . Humans subconsciously adjust their behaviours based on the environment of the architecture of the buildings around them

EQUALITY

REUNITING GRIDS

CONNECTION FLEXIBLE BONDING

CHANNEL THE MOVEMENT

With the characteristic of having a grid system, the housing are built vertically up with minimal land used The structures gives a potential of adding more units for more residents in the future.

The unit plan is developed based on a square and all the units are arranged and stacked to fit in the modular grid The irregularity arrangement of units created gaps and voids that become a garden and community area for a better living

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

• Modular construction techniques are becoming increasingly popular, as they offer a faster, more cost-effective way to build homes. Modules can be prefabricated off-site and assembled on-site, allowing for greater flexibility and customization

PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY METRO

• Roads are placed in such a manner to minimise crossing over the pathways as well as to maximise, pedestrian& vehicular accessibility

• Public spaces are separated from housing to maintain privacy and security

• Food hub placed within 5 min walking circle.

• Making pedestrian friendly pathways and bridges to cross the roads which also benefits the food hub

• Water harvesting and the sustainable activities are practiced in site for a sustainable living

COMBINATIONS OF UNITS

• One of the key benefits of plug-in architecture is the ability to easily modify and reconfigure the space. Consider how the floor can be designed to accommodate future changes or modifications.

Section to show the quality of spaces and play of levels

SPLIT CAFÉ

A café which has 2 characteristics A introverted space and a extroverted space Each space has its own character . The colour of the café brings out the extroverted face and indoor plants makes us calm.

The 2 personalities , incorporated in single space.

Introverted zone

A space which is mostly calm and less interactive This zone consists of barstools and 2 seater table

Extroverted zone

A space for interaction and socializing

This consists of sofa ,connected seating and a stage for some bands to perform

Indoor garden

This is mainly given to give a outdoor feel in the indoor . the windows provided in the separation gives us a outdoor feel .

Open kitchen

Open kitchen acts as a separation between the zones. The food served in the café will be baked food ,pizzas and drinks so bar stools are provided nearer to kitchen A staff and storage space provided is connected to the kitchen

Introverted and extroverted spaces are separated by level difference Introverted space is raised 30 cm higher than the extroverted space and the windows are different in both spaces to separate the zone.

SPLIT CAFÉ

PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFITS OF PLANTS Besides instantly boosting a space aesthetics, studies show that being surrounded by greenery can help with cleaning the surrounding air, creating a sense of well-being, and enhancing your life.

Multiple studies have proven that indoor plants keep you healthier and happier, offering both psychological and physical health benefits that include:

Improving your mood

Reducing fatigue

Lowering stress and anxiety

• Pendant light - Pendant lights add so much style to a space

• Reduces glare and eye strains

• Energy-efficient and cost-friendly way to spice up your space.

• A space-saving and reliable light source for all sorts of places

• Pendant lighting can be used as task lights to illuminate a targeted area.

FRONT ELEVATION

MISCELLANEOUS

ARCHITECTURAL ILLUSTRATIONS

GEOFFREY BAWA CHARLES CORREA BV.DOSHI SAMEEP PADORA LE CORBUSIER TADAO ANDO PALINDA KANNANGARA MIES VAN DER ROHE LAURIE BAKER ALEXANDER BRENNER