Undergraduate Architectural Thesis

AKSHARA ASHOK

Ph : 6362951138

Email id : 2019_akshara.a@wcfa.ac.in

DOB : 28 - 10 - 1999

Address : Geetha Sadanam , Mylambadi P.O , Krishnagiri , Wayanad , Kerala

Nationatility : Indian

Language : Malayalam , English , Tamil , Kannada, Hindi

EDUCATION

Bachelors in architecture

Wadiyar Center for Architecture , Mysuru

Pre - University

Sree Narayana Higher Secondary School , Poothadi

Primary Education

St. Joseph’s English Higher Secondary School , Sulthan Bathery

St. Peter’s and St. Paul’s English High School , Meenangadi

Skills

Hand drafting

Sketching

Model making

Software skills

Autodesk Autocad

Sketchup

Lumion

Enscape

Adobe Indesign

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

Experience

Participated in ANDC NASA Fashion Trophy

1. COOPERATIVE FOR WEAVING

Kanchipuram,Tamilnadu

Sustainability Semester 07

2. COOKING SCHOOL

Chennai ,Tamilnadu

Institutional Semester 06

3. PRHAR : MEMORIAL COMPLEX Srirangapatna , Karnataka

Public Building Design

COMPLEX Karnataka

Semester 05

4. HOUSING FOR IT START UP COMPANY

Mysuru , Karnataka

Housing Semester 04

5. WORKING DRAWING

Housing Semester 06

6. INTERIOR DESIGN

Semester 07

7. SITE DOCUMENTATION

Agrahara , Mysuru , Karnataka

Semester 03

UNIT 01

ELECTRICAL LAYOUT

8. MISCELLANEOUS

01 COOPERATIVE FOR WEAVING

Kanchipuram,Tamilnadu

Sustainability Semester 07

Faculty :

Prof. Anand Krishnamurthy

Prof. Prashant Girish Pole

Prof. Shrutie Shah-Tamboli

Asst. Prof. Surendran Aalone

Asst. Prof. Asijit Khan

The client is a group of like-minded people who have come together to set up a cooperative for weaving.The cooperative wants to set up a Production cum Experience Centre to promote themselves and improve their work culture.

This Production cum Experience Centre will house around 15 weavers along with other allied people involved in making a saree right from raw material, dying, designing, packing and the sales of it. It will be addressing both the tourist and wholesale markets. The centre will also act as a research and development unit, calling in experts to interact with weavers and uplift the craft and provide necessary training to people who are interested in this craft etc.

Total site area - 10000 sqm

Total built area - 6000 - 8000 sqm

Max. height - 15m

FSI - 1.5

Ground cover - 40%

SITE MAP SHOWING THE BUILT AND VEGETATION

WORKSPACES - THE DYEING SPACE

NOLLI MAP AND ROAD NETWORK

TYPICAL SPATIAL PLANNING IN WEAVERS RESIDENCE

Roof accomodates equipments such as spool

Intricately carved wooden columns

Courtyard

Koodam / Living

Roof structure accomodates the loom parts

Pit to accomodate the loom

MAP SHOWING THE CONTOURS

PRIVATE SPACES SEMI ENCLOSED SPACES OPEN TO SKY MAJOR AXIS

Thulsi katte in the courtyard

1. HARVESTING

2. STIFFING AND SORTING

3. BOILING

4. DEFLOSSING

5. REELING

DYEING

BOILING WATER+DYES+WASHING SODA+SOAP OIL

POST DYEING PROCESS

ACETIC ACID + 1L WATER

BOBBING WINDING WARPING ATTACKINGWRAP TOLOOM

WEAVING OF SAREES

RETAIL OUTLETS

SPACE FOR VISITORS

SPACE FOR WORKERS

POST WEAVING

UNWOVEN STRANDS CUT OUT

DESIGN

SAREE DESIGN ARE CONVERTED INTO PIXALATED PUNCHCARDS

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

BASED ON CLIMATE ANALYSIS

DYEING PROCESS

SECTION AA’

SECTION BB’

SECTION CC’

SECTION DD’

SECTION EE’

Maximum amount of water required for the visitors

Maximum amount of water required for workers in Water required for dyeing : 7200l

TOTAL = 55610L in a month

Amount of grey water produced = 55180 l

1. Size of Power Plant

Feasible Plant size as per your Roof Top Area : 24.1kW

Total Electricity Generation from Solar Plant : Annual : 36150kWh

Life-Time (25 years): 903750kWh

Carbon dioxide emissions mitigated is 741 tonnes. This installation will be equivalent to planting 1186 Teak trees over the life time. (Data from IISc)

CULINARY INSTITUTE

Chennai ,Tamilnadu

Institutional Design Semester 06

Faculty :

Asst. Prof Surendran Aalone

Assoc. Prof. R Kiran Kumar

Prof. Srinivas S G

Prof. Ryan Thomas

Asst . Prof. Kavana Kumar

Asst. Prof. Akash Rai

The client is a third-generation farming family, who passed out from Centre For Food, Durham College, Canada and wants to build an institution from nature’s point of view. The program is a cooking school and would be based on “field-to-fork concept”. It will include harvest, storage, processing, packaging, sale and consumption of food, with a strong focus on the production of local food for local consumers.

Total site area - - 2 acres (8092sqm)

Total built area - 4000 sqm

Max. height - 15m

FSI - 1.5

Farming + greenhouse etc - 80% of site area = 6474 sqm

GREENHOUSE - VIEW ONE

ACCOMODATION

TOILET SHOWER CLASSROOMS

CLASSROOMS

CLASSROOMS

ADMIN

MULTI PURPOSE HALL

ISOMETRIC VIEW

LECTURE ROOM 01

Concept

green house

LECTURE ROOM 02 DEMONSTRATION ROOM

DINING SPACE INDOOR GAME SPACE

Below ground usage

green house

RESTAURANT

Division of floors

green house

Circulation space

green house

SECONDFLOOR

THIRDFLOOR

SECTION AA’

SECTION BB’

SECTION CC’

PRHAR : A MEMORIAL COMPLEX

Srirangapatna, Karnataka

Public building Semester 05

Faculty :

Asst. Prof Asijit Khan

Prof. Anand Krishnamurthy

Assoc. Prof. R Kiran Kumar

Asst. Prof. Akash Rai

Asst. Prof. Shreyas Baindur

The intent of the Studio is to capture the spirit of the water edge and re-look at River edges as public spaces in India. We intend to understand the Ghats and Historical structures by the river as ‘City’s Public Space’.

The idea is to develop an architectural intervention that can accommodate a part of the abandoned structure and new proposals which enrich the experience of our river edges, to meet occasional religious and recreational needs of the local communities.

Total site area - 6000 sq m

Total built area - 4500 sqm

Max. height - 10m

FSI - 3m

Ruined structure

Activities around the ruins

Activities inside the ruins imagined during the royal period

Mapping analysis of srirangapatna

Map Areas showing pause points

Junction showing activities and pause points Ruined structure and its surroundings

Activities causing thepause points

INTENT MODELS : Juxtaposition of geometries

surroundings showing activities and pause points

PROCESS MODELS

period

SECTION AA’

SECTION BB’ SECTION CC’

PROGRAMMES

04 HOUSING FOR IT START UP COMPANY

MYSURU , KARNATAKA

HOUSING Semester 04

Faculty :

Adj. Anand Prakash

Adj. Kukke Subramanya

Adj. Anand Chalawadi

Adj. Umesh Nuchin

Assoc. Prof. Julie Ann Tharakan

Intent:

The intent of the ‘Group Housing’ studio is to engage the students to study the life, activities of life and engagements of people. To study the people as individuals, family and as a community and apply the knowledge to shape the architecture in a manner that, the family binds as an entity within the unit and the community binds as a collective, through articulation of space and form.

MY INTENT :

Here more importance has to be equally given to the people as well as their profession

Requires common space based on profession (fully enclosed or partially enclosed)

Requires common space for the family members in the community as well Due to their overwork usually they have to sit in an office for nearly 20 hours. In order to break that and have some sorts of relaxation an outdoor playground or/and indoor playground as well. For the family members there is already a park nearby. Thus a pathway that connect both the community and park which can also turn into a jogging area or/and pedestrian path as well. Spaces can be again segregated to semi private and private.

Total site area - 2800 Sq. M

Total built area - 1820 sqM

Max. height - 12 M

FSI - 2 M

BUILT SITE

GROUND MODIFICATIONS

BLOCK MODIFICATIONS

ACTIVITY SPACES

DIAGRAM

GROUND MODULATION

ACTIVITY CENTERS

UNIT FOR TWO

UNIT FOR FOUR

UNIT FOR SIX

EXPLODED ISOMETRY

FIRST

SECOND

SECTION AA’

SECTION BB’

SECTION CC’

WORKING DRAWING

C18 C19

HOUSING Semester 06

Faculty : Assoc. Prof. Thyagarajan C

Adj. Manoj Ladhad

Asst. Prof. Surendran Aalone

Asst. prof. Gregory M Anto

T8@100mmC/C(3 Nos.)

1 IN 6 KINK.(MAX) COVER OUTER FACE OF COLUMN T8@100C/C(3 Nos.)

WCFA Mysuru

NOTE : GRADE OF CONCRETE M20 GRADE OF STEEL FE500

MR. ____________

MR. ____________

MR. ____________ Ph.no. ___________ Ph.no. ___________ Ph.no. ___________

Kalyaninagar, Mysore

1.Do not scale this drawing. follow figured dimensions.

2.All dimensions are in millimeteres only, unless otherwise specified.

3.Use vibrated reinforced concrete of mix m25 conforming to is:456-2000.

4.Use hysd bars of fe-500 as per is:1786-1985.

5.Min. lap lengths recomended for reinforcement.

BAR DIA #8 #10 #12 #16 #20 Ld 400 500 600 800 1000

6.Not more than 50% of column reinforcement shall be lapped at a particular location.

7.Provide clear cover for footings=50mm, columns=38mm,beam stirrups= 20, slabs= 20

8.SBC of soil has been assumed as 220KN/M2

9.structure designed for g+3 floors only

Drawn and checked by : Akshara Ashok Nishitha B.S Riya Pawar Phalachandra

Approved by : Thyagarajan C

Design Consultant

Structural Consultant

Service Consultant

SHEET DETAILS :

Date : 20/05/2022

Project no. 01

Scale : 1:200

WORKING DRAWING

Riya Pawar Nishitha BS WCFA Mysuru 100 100 100 100 100 100

300(Typ)

THIRD FLOOR X

FIRST FLOOR

BACK FILLING BACK FILLING PEDESTAL P.C.C 1:4:8 PLINTH BEAM TOP LVL. GROUND FLOOR PLINTH BEAM WELL UPTO 95% PROCTOR DENSITY.

DETAIL-X SCALE NTS

CLIENT :

MR. ____________ MR. ____________ Ph.no. C9 C10 C11 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

DESIGN CONSULTANT :

STRUCTURAL CONSULTANT :

DRAWN BY : CHECKED BY : MR. ____________ REV DESCRIPTION DATE

5'0" OR UP TO HARD STRATA 125 50D(Typ) 600 300mm 300mm (MIN) (MIN) 220KN/M2 9.STRUCTURE DESIGNED FOR G+3 FLOORS ONLY 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 W1 W1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 UP 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 UP W1 W1 GROUND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 W1 W1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 UP 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 UP W1 W1 GROUND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR ELEVATION AA’ SECTION AA’ 38 UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

1.DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING. FOLLOW FIGURED DIMENSIONS.

2.ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERES ONLY, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

3.USE VIBRATED REINFORCED

1.Do not scale this drawing. follow figured dimensions.

2.All dimensions are in millimeteres only, unless otherwise specified.

3.Use vibrated reinforced concrete of mix m25 conforming to is:456-2000.

4.Use hysd bars of fe-500 as per is:1786-1985.

5.Min. lap lengths recomended for reinforcement.

BAR DIA #8 #10 #12 #16 #20

Ld 400 500 600 800 1000

6.Not more than 50% of column reinforcement shall be lapped at a particular location.

7.Provide clear cover for footings=50mm, columns=38mm,beam stirrups= 20, slabs= 20

8.SBC of soil has been assumed as 220KN/M2

9.structure designed for g+3 floors only

Drawn and checked by : Akshara Ashok Nishitha B.S Riya Pawar Phalachandra

Approved by : Thyagarajan C

Design Consultant

Structural Consultant Service Consultant

SHEET DETAILS

Date : 20/05/2022

Project no. 01

Scale : 1:200 WORKING DRAWING

UNIT 01

ELECTRICAL LAYOUT

1.Do not scale this drawing. follow figured dimensions.

2.All dimensions are in millimeteres only, unless otherwise specified.

3.Use vibrated reinforced concrete of mix m25 conforming to is:456-2000.

4.Use hysd bars of fe-500 as per is:1786-1985.

5.Min. lap lengths recomended for reinforcement.

BAR DIA #8 #10 #12 #16 #20 Ld 400 500 600 800 1000

6.Not more than 50% of column reinforcement shall be lapped at a particular location.

7.Provide clear cover for footings=50mm, columns=38mm,beam stirrups= 20, slabs= 20

8.SBC of soil has been assumed as 220KN/M2

9.structure designed for g+3 floors only

Drawn and checked by : Akshara Ashok Nishitha B.S Riya Pawar Phalachandra

Approved by : Thyagarajan C

Design Consultant

Structural Consultant Service Consultant SHEET DETAILS

Date : 20/05/2022

Project no. 01

Scale : 1:200 WORKING DRAWING

FOR MODEL

SECTION A

SECTION B

SECTION C

PANEL 01

PANEL 01

PANEL 01

07 SITE DOCUMENTATION

Semester 03

AGRAHARA, Mysore

The Agrahara was built by the maharajas, chiefly during the reign of Krishnarja Wadiyar III. It is one of the oldest areas in the mysore city. These buildings were constructed 80 years ago. The 101 Ganapthy temple is situated in the middle of this circle, dedicated to lord Ganesha. Opposite the temple is the padma theatre, one of the oldest theatres in mysore, fronted by a massive tree held in a katte. The evenings in this area are very busy. It is a site visited by foreigners and localites alike.

Karnataka

MYSURU

Agrahara with reference to WCFA

Agrahara

ELEVATION B

ELEVATION C

ELEVATION D

SECTION A

SECTION B

During the weekdays there are fewer pedestrians.

Only few regular shops have crowds around it.

Other than that there’s only vehicular movement mostly.

Though the working class people who are coming from different regions are less, there will also be nearby residents that gather around during their leisure time and some of them will also visit temples as well.

Computer Application : Semester 04

Learning softwares like sketchup , sketchup plugins, lumion

ELEVATION PLAN

ISOMETRIC

VIEW 01

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13CY_eUiGuc9a9xrbRQgnlWIho2PCCgCw?usp=sharing