ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
AASTIK DHIMAN 2018 - 2022
AASTIK DHIMAN CURRICULUM VITAE
Hi, I am Aastik Dhiman, 9th semester student at Chandigarh College of Architecture, Chandigarh. Looking for the position as an Intern Architect. I consider myself good in time management, well organized and professional towards my work. The following are a collection of my projects that re ect my ideas, passion and appreciation for architecture. I hope to contribute the same for your rm.
EDUCATION
Adarsh Vidya Niketan School, HP Graduated 10th grade, 90%
St. Peter’s School, Sec 37, Chd Graduated 12th grade, 75%
Chandigarh College of Architecture
Pursuing B.Arch 9th Semester
SOFTWARES
photoshop illustrator
indesign autocad
revit sketchup archicad
3ds max
v ray
corona lumion
twinmotion
chitubox
cura
STUDIO PROJECTS
2018
Bus Stop Kiosk
2019
Residence
Dispensary
Kindergarten School
Hostel
Club House
Market Design
2020
O ce Design
Residential School
Vernacular architecture
2021
Hill Housing Complex
Hospital Design Convention Center
2022
Multistoreyed Housing Urban Design
COMPETITIONS
2019
Industrial Design - NASA
2020
Home Design - ASCA
Unschool Copenhagen - Switch
Overhaul Fuel Station - UNI
2021
Dharavi Project - Archdais
2022
120 Hours - 120 hours
WORKSHOPS
2018
Stage Design 2018 - LC18
2019
Riba Workshop
Lighitng Workshop
+91-9779320872
aastikdhiman.cca@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/aastikd1
www.instagram.com/aastikd1
House No. 20B MS ENCLAVE Dhakoli, Zirakpur, Punjab, 140603
LANGUAGES
english hindi
punjabi
SKILLS
3d printing hand modelling visualisations walkthrough laser cutting
3d modelling
INTERESTS travelling cars scale model driving
ACHIEVEMENTS
2020
Overhaul Fuel Station Winner
2021
Dharavi Project
Top 50 Shortlisted
2020
Skill India lecture on landscaping
Digital Documentation Technique Forms follows Light Material Technology Workshop
2020
Grain and texture in urban design
Sustainable Design Approach
music food youtube
2022
120 Hours
Shortlisted
Photography workshop
adobe drafting & 3d modelling rendering 3d slicer
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CONTENTS aastikdhiman_portfolio contents_table 1 HOSPITAL 200 BEDDED 06 14 20 28 34 36 2 COALSENCE THE DHARAVI PROJECT 3 PARADISE PALMS MULTISTOREYED HOUSING 4 SHED OVERHAUL FUEL STATION 5 INTERNSHIP FLOURISHING MINDS 6 MISCELLANEOUS EXTRA WORK 05
BEDDED 1
HOSPITAL 200
Studio project_group of Three Semester VII
Location - Medi city, New Chandigarh
Year - 2021
Hospital_Commerical
Hospital is a health care institution providing patient treatment with specialized health science and auxiliary healthcare sta and medical equipment. In brief we have to design 200 Bedded Hospital in Medi city.
Planning the Design and Construction of Healthcare facilities is a very specialised eld that has begun getting its due only in the last few years in India. This is because we have now come to realize the important role the design and planning of the hospital plays in healing the patient. The aim of an architect is to ensure that their design satis es the people living and functioning in the space they design. In a hospital this includes the Doctors, Nurses, Sta and of course the Patient. The design of a hospital must meet all their requirements. It is therefore the Architect’s duty and responsibility to design accordingly.
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Site area -2056.48 sqmt.
Floor area ratio -1.25
Max ground coverage -35%
Front setbacks - 12m
Side setbacks - 06m
Parking - 2ECS/ 100 sqmt.
Max. building height20m
Basement - maximum 2
Building BlocksEmergency block
IPD block
OPD block
Diagnostics block Service Block / Ancilliary
third oor lvl + 13m
site plan
scale 1:150
Biophilic design is an approach to architecture that seeks to connect building occupants more closely to nature. Biophilic designed buildings incorporate things like natural lighting and ventilation, natural landscape features and other elements for creating a more productive and healthy built environment for people. Dynamic glazing like Sage Glass is a great example of using new building technologies to achieve biophilic objectives.
“Maximizing natural light bene ts people as well as energy bills, but biophilic interventions incorporate natural lighting from di usion to temporal changes. A lighting system that either naturally or arti cially changes throughout the day to mimic our circadian rhythm helps link people to the outdoor environment and, essentially, keep us on track with our natural 24 hour cycle. Maximizing natural light and changes throughout the day also enhances visual comfort.”
Arguably, a biophilic design can reduce stress, improve emotional well-being, alleviate pain, and foster improvements in other outcomes of patient care.Various leading hospitals worldwide have employed biophilic designs to improve patient care outcomes.
second oor lvl + 9m
rst oor lvl + 5m
09 08
basement
ground line lvl
parapet lvl
lvl
lvl
plinth lvl +
basement 2 lvl - 6m
lvl - 3m ground oor lvl + 1m
+ 1m
+ 10.2m parapet
+ 18.2m terrace
+ 17m
1m
ground oor rst oor second oor third oor ward ipd diagnostics courtyard opd admin pharmacy cafeteria emergency
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11 10 hospital_studioproject aastikdhiman_portfolio 2021 plans_planning ground oor plan second oor plan rst oor plan third oor plan basement 1 plan accident & emergency blood bank diagnostics ancilliary opd admin icu ipd service core circulation services service core circulation service core waiting area ipd service core roof accident & emergency ward waiting area service core opd plans_hospital
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section 2
section 3
render_elements
section 4
COALSENCE THE DHARAVI PROJECT 2
Competition
Top 50 Shortlisted Location - Dharavi, Mumbai
Year - 2021
Recreational Hub
Dharavi is one of the world’s largest slums, with more than half a million people per square kilometre – more than 10 times higher than the most densely populated area of London. Current standards of sanitation are low, with just one toilet per 1,400 people, and the lack of open space means that children play in cemeteries and on the railway tracks. Following extensive research, site visits and by talking to the community, our design team developed a comprehensive idea to improve the quality of life for all living there.
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CO-WORKING SPACE AND MEETING ROOMS FORM EVOLUTION
NIGHT SCHOOL, WORKSHOP, LIBRARY FORM EVOLUTION
The above view shows the interaction area through dome and exhibition area held during the year and also the events performed by the people of the locality. The dome is centrally placed in the site to depicts it as the centre of the hub.
In Dharavi, the workplace, street, and home are an essential source of building social capital as it creates a conducive environment for skill exchange, mutual support, and social interaction with family, co-workers, and community.
The above view shows the pottery space and the potter making the pots and people seeing the art of making it and buying it form the potter to encourage low skill workers. The other shops can also be seen with di erent profession.
Dharavi continues to grow as a hyper-dense settlement, where most people run a business out of their homes, transformed into the workspace on the ground oor while staying on the upper oors.
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Site and Setbacks
Massing
Final
Breakage Character
3d View
Axonometric
Site
Site Plan
ART GALLERY AND PERFORMANCE AREA FORM EVOLUTION
Section BB’ Plan
Section AA’
Scaffolding Staircase Exhibition & Stage
Display Board Dome
Installation
Office Module Railing Storage
Classroom Module
Display & Stoarge Play Area
CLASSROOM, NIGHT LIBRARY
WORKSHOPS 2021 architectural_features dharavi_competition aastikdhiman_portfolio axonometric_3dview 19 18
SITTING AREA
MULTISTOREYED HOUSING 3
PARADISE PALMS
Studio project_group of two
Semester - VIII
Location - IT Habitat, Chandigarh
Year - 2022
Housing_Apartments
Paradise Palms is a multistoreyed housing for di erent income groups. HIG, MIG, LIG, EWS and other services and public amenities for the rpeople living there.
An e ort to design the housing and taking the advantage of site and thus going vertically and breaking the barriers of horizontality. By going vertically we can achieved maximum area through di erent oor levels. Also breaking the stereotype about the multistoreyed housing can’t be built in city of chandigarh. And to provide every more number of balcony space and provding them with green area. Due to staggering of units every user have there privacy, view factor and roof terrace for proper refreshing out the environment around the units.
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Max ground coverage -40%
Front setbacks - 07m
Side setbacks - 07m
Parking - 1.5ECS/ 100 sqmt.
Max. building height30m
Basement - maximum 2
Conceptual / Evolution
Building Blocks -
HIG block - 40%
MIG block - 40%
LIG block - 10%
EWS block - 10%
Clubhouse / Services
Community Facilities - 4%
The apartments are rotated through 90 degrees at successive levels, allowing the terrace garden to site above the cantilevered bedrooms of the apartment below. The helicod con guration of successive stacked apartments establishes triple height volumn above the gardens to maximise light penetration to the living areas and create su cient space for the planting of tress.
BREATHING MASS
Massing have been done quite di erently from other buildings By providing FREE FLOORS, such that it helps in providing CROSS VENTILATION through out building. Height of each Free Floor decreases with the increasing height of building i.e., Height of Free Floor is more at the bottom part as Multifunctioning spaces. Louvers or Tress/ Plantation are provided at the direction in which the sunlight is more and to purify the air. These Free Floors not only provide cross ventilation but also act as a SOCIAL INTERACTION space.
multistoreyedhousing_studioproject aastikdhiman_portfolio 2022 siteplan_planning plans_hig at site plan hig du unit - odd oors scale 1:1000 STEP , STAGGERED AND HELICOD PLANNING roof terrace roof terrace roof terrace common interactive area di erent oor lvls and having own roof terrace area scale 1:100 elevation section 1 scale 1:100 section 2 scale 1:100 22 FREE FLOORS
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hig du unit - 3d section scale 1:100
mig du unit - 3d section scale 1:100
ews du unit - 3d section scale 1:100
lig du unit - 3d section scale 1:100
SHED OVERHAUL 4
Competition
Winner
Location - Bukit Batok, Singapore
Year - 2020
Fuel Station
Service stations a place equipped for servicing automobiles, as by selling gasoline and oil, making repairs, etc. Drive the evolution of the convenience store. As consumer demand for convenience, speed, and high-quality food rises, the convenience store format is ripe for change. In urban locations, convenience stores need to shift from the traditional limited o erings (and often a poor look and feel) to neighborhood stores selling a wide variety of high-quality products and food to go. They can make less dramatic changes at highway locations, where the format can remain that of a more traditional convenience store with food to go and rest areas for travelers.
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Conceptual / Form evolution
Site was located in singapore and was a pre-existing site a fuel or petrol station but due to some problem it was not used by them. So in the competition brief we have freedom to select or choose any site in the world so we thought this of the best site we can use and redesign it for the user there.
The site was utilized properly and every inch of the site is been designed and the function provide in the fuel station also ful ll the purpose for the user their living.
And the site has 2 entry exit for easy vehicular movement and for easy connectivity.
According to the site the fuel station can cater maximum number of user there.
Three Steps for Adapting
It is clear that fuel retailers won’t be able to in uence future gasoline and diesel demand. So instead they need to act now to o set the future decline in their traditional income streams. To achieve this and build long-term competitive advantage, fuel retailers must focus on taking action in three areas: enhancing existing o erings and pushing into new value pools; transforming their network and asset portfolio; and developing new capabilities and expertise.
ENHANCE EXISTING OFFERINGS AND PUSH INTO NEW VALUE POOLS.
Fuel retailers need to improve and expand what they o er customers in their traditional business while also pushing into adjacent value pools—segments that are new, but related to their core business. Enhance the customer fueling experience. Fuel retailers can use digital technologies to increase the sophistication of their loyalty programs and payment solutions. The goal is to create a seamless, engaging customer experience by digitizing the entire journey, from providing information on promotional deals while the customer is en route to the site to supporting easy mobile payments on the customer’s way out. Such e orts allow retailers to create personalized o erings for customers and create opportunities to monetize data through third-party partnerships.
SiteSPC 50
3,
659879
bukit batok east ave
Singapore
Planning Shed Final Outcome aastikdhiman_portfolio 2020 siteplan_planning technology_threesteps site scale 1:1000 site scale 1:500 31 30 overhaul_competition
INTERNSHIP FLOURISHING MINDS 5
Internship
Aarcobe Design Consultant
Location - Doha, Qatar
Year - 2021
Clinic_O ce
The proposed design consists of clinic space designed for client Tina Balachandran Founder and Clinical Director of mental health speciality clinic ‘Flourishing Minds’ in Doha, Qatar. The Client requirement was to design a simple clinic with subtle interior. And Client don’t wanted the clinic space to be claustrophobic. The basic planning with rooms, reception, waiting lounge and cabins for doctors.
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MISCELLANEOUS EXTRA WORK 6
PHOTOGRAPHY ARCHITECTURAL RENDERS MODEL MAKING / DIORAMAS
Here showcase some of my best captured photographs, and detailed hand models and dioramas and some of my best software work i.e, architectural renders.
“When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence.”
“As an architect, you design for the present, with an awareness of the past for a future which is essentially unknown”
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– Ansel Adams
– Norman Foster
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ReferencesAsst. Prof. Manoj Kumar Assistant Professor Chandigarh College of Architecture + 919417167083 manojcca@yahoo.com Ar. Deepika Gandhi Assistant Professor Chandigarh College of Architecture + 91-9814916403 deepikagandhi@hotmail.com