Phone
8431755500
Aayushi Upadhyay
ARCHITECTURE STUDENT
Email aayushiu17@gmail.com
EDUCATION
Pragyan School , Greater Noida
Primary Education
Address
HMT Layout , Bangalore, India
Delhi Public School , Bangalore - North Secondary Education
Vidhya Soudha PU College Higher Secondary Education
Acharya’s NRV School of Architecture B .Arch
Hi, I’m Aayushi Upadhyay, an enquisitive architecture student from Acharya’s NRV school of Architecture . My time at architecture school enhanced my imagination and awareness of built spaces . I’ve also developed a strong interest in heritage preservation. I’m a passionate learner and look forward to gain pratical knowledge and improve my technical skills during the internship period.
SOFTWARE SKILLS WORKSHOPS
AutoCAD
Autodesk Revit
SketchUp
Lumion
Enscape
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Bamboo Workshop by ANRVSA 2018
Software Workshop by Studio Layout ,2020
Paper folding & Origami ,Ar.Sunil Kumar ANRVSA
Sustainable Architecture week ,UGREEN 2021
PERSONAL DETAILS
Date of Birth - 17/12/1999
Nationality - Indian Hindi | English
LANGUAGES INTERESTS
Sketching | Painting
Mobile photography | Travel
Hotel 01
PROJECT - Hotel Design
Site - Chikkamangaluru , Karnataka
The site offers views of a nearby lake as well as views of lush green farms. The location features a moderate slope, which provided an opportunity to experiment with the hotel’s architecture and landscape.
For gatherings, a semi-open multipurpose space is given among the lush lawns. Lawns and green areas are offered on various elevations of the land, making good use of the mild slope.
1.Main entrance
2.Hotel building
3.Viewing Deck
4.Drop-off point
5.Service Road
6.Multi-purpose
7.Covered walkway
8.Lawns
9.Parking
10.Gazebos
11.Party Lawns
12.Lake Master Plan
The back of the house and loading -unloading spaces are provided in the right wing on the ground floor which can be accessed through the service entrance.
floor plan
The hotel is divided into two wings to seggregate the rooms from the public spaces i.e the banquet halls,restaurant etc.
The connecting space between the two at the ground floor level is the reception and lobby area
Floor plan
Each floor has a total of 19 Rooms and mandatory service spaces like the housekeeping room and AHU has been provided on each floor with the service lifts
Section AA’
Section BB’
The right wing of the hotel also houses a roof top cafe and swimming pool with a spectacular view of the chikkabanavara lake.
The banquet hall along with the pre-function spaces have been designed with tinted glasses and a corridor on the exterior side and a semi open space which allows the visitos to enjoy both the inside and outside simultaneously .
Elevation
Multi-Purpose Space
Multi-purpose space designed to serve various purposes like party , exhibition and indoor gaming inside the hotel compound . It is a space frame structure with a concept of fluidity considering the theme of the hotel.
Urban Analysis
Chikkabanavara,Bangalore
Urban Analysis
Chikkabanavara,Bangalore
Chikkabanavara
SHIKSHA 03
Institute for Ethnic Art & Culture
PROJECT TYPE -Campus Design
Site - Ooty, Tamil Nadu
The design emphasised the awareness of social and institutional spaces, as well as the heirarchy of private and public areas.
1.Art Block
2.Library
3.Admin Block
4.Canteen
5.Meditation Centre 6.Sociology Block 7.Dance Block 8.Auditorium
point
Block
Mess
Meditation Block
The meditation facility has a serene atmosphere and is surrounded by natural beauty. A facility like this is critical for providing students a breathing space and peace of mind.
Admin Block
First floor
On the ground floor, there are offices for the accounting department, the HR department, and many other departments, as well as conference spaces and a seminar hall for small events.
The first level has a common space for the personnel, the chairman’s office, and the board room.
First floor
Section AA’
Sociology & Anthropology Block
Ground Floor +0.0m
Roof plan
First floor
Ground Floor +2.0m
The courtyard and the pattern on the roof, which allows for the play of light and shadow in the structure, are the building’s key features. It features 7 lecture halls on various floors, as well as auxiliary amenities such as laboratories and faculty rooms. It is intended for 400 students.
SECTION AA’
Front Elevation
ADAPTIVE REUSE 04
Revitalisation of Shettihalli church
Project Type - ADAPTIVE REUSE
Site -Shettihalli Church , Hassan
The project aimed at reviving the glory of Shettihalli church through adaptive reuse & renovation of the existing structure , incorporating it with a new design intervention and finding a suitable solution to control flooding in the region.
In order to respect the heritage of the place, the structure was not greatly altered but only strengthened and a glass roof was added so it could function as an exhibition and temporary market space.
Along with galleries for art, craft, sculpture, and local architecture, multipurpose spaces for cultural events, and photography zones, the museum was designed to be a cultural destination.
Flood Analysis Solution
Inspired from the Japanese flood control method .The solution provided on the site to control flood was to provide an underground discharge tunnels system. When there is excess water in the reservoir, it will flow into the subterranean tunnels before it overflows. This water can subsequently be used for a variety of purposes, including the site’s landscaping elements.
Flood Control System
Reservoir
Vertical Shafts
Underground Tunnels
Discharge Pump Station
MASTER PLAN
To enhance the visitors’ experience, the site contains water channels that are an intrinsic component of the landscape, as well as numerous green spaces. There are also shooting areas and an open-air theatre for outdoor cultural events.
Ground Floor
First Floor
Gallery to showcase the Churches in South India with a view of the heritage structure .
Section AA’
Section BB’
The church was in a state of ruins, and wasn’t serving any purpose .
The structure was strenghtened and covered with a glass and steel roof .
The propsed function for the space was exhibition and handicrafts bazar .
Side Elevation
Working Drawings
FLOOR PLAN
ELEVATOR DETAILS
COLUMN LAYOUT
ELECTRICAL LAYOUT
FLOORING DETAIL
STAIRCASE DETAILS
Interior Design 05 Restaurant
2-BHK Interiors (Working drawings)
FLOOR PLAN
Heritage Documentation 06
Vennar Chatram, Thanjavur
The Vennar Chatram is a stellar example of amalgamation of Maratha and British architecture. It was utilised as a school for the less fortunate as well as a temporary storage facility for grain sacks. It is one of the 18 chatrams erected by Thanjavur’s Maratha kings. Chatrams were more than just boarding houses. They supplied food, medical care, and shelter for the animals that accompanied travellers in the 18th and 19th century.
SECTION AA’
Most remarkable feature of the chattram was the pointed vault .There is a repetitive use of the semi circular arches . The materials used for construction were bricks plastered with lime .
ELEVATION
SECTION BB’
Pointed Arch Vault Semi-Circular Arch Entrance Construction Material
Kalyan Mahal Chatram -Thiruvaiyaru
The Kalyan Mahal Chatram -Thiruvaiyaru ,Thanjavur is located on the banks of river kaveri is a brilliant example of the Maratha Architecture amalgamated with Greek architecture elements.It was initially constructed for the pilgrims to address their basic needs.At present the chatram is used as a girls hostel and though its not very well maintained but it is habitable.
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
Miscellaneous
