Architecture Portfolio Recent Works 2016-18

Architecture Portfolio Recent Works 2016 - 2018

Amit Angane

Graduate of Architecture Applicant

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WORK EXPERIENCE

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angane.amit@gmail.com

AMIT ANGANE

https://www.linkedin.com/in/amit-angane-560174111/

GRADUATE OF ARCHITECTURE APPLICANT

https://issuu.com/amitangane

ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT AT TDDP ARCHITECTS, SYDNEY NOV 2017 - DEC 2017 ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT AT SGAMMOTTA ARCHITECTS, SYDNEY SEPT 2017 - NOV 2017 INTERNSHIP AT HD DESIGN STUDIO, MUMBAI. DEC 2015 - MAY 2016 INTERNSHIP AT HAFEEZ CONTRACTOR ARCHITECTS OCT 2014 - OCT 2014

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AutoCAD Microstation REVIT ARCHITECTURE SketchUp3D 3DS MAX LUMION Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Premiere Pro Virtual Reality

EXPERT COMPETENT COMPETENT COMPETENT COMPETENT EXPERT EXPERT EXPERT EXPERT COMPETENT COMPETENT

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DOCUMENTATION

MASTER’S THESIS

SOCIAL AGENCY DESIGN STUDIO

HIGH-PERFORMANCE DESIGN STUDIO

ABBEY STREET, RANDWICK

THE GREEN MACHINE

A PLACELESS PLACE

HYBRID DEVELOPMENT

SYDNEY

CIRCULAR QUAY, SYDNEY

PYRMONT, SYDNEY

MARTIN PLACE, SYDNEY

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D DOCUMENTATION OF PROPOSED INTERNAL ALTERATIONS FOR ABBEY STREET, RANDWICK

SYDNEY

PROJECT INFORMATION

• ROLE - WORKING WITH THE DIRECTOR ON DOCUMENTATION • FIRM - TDDP ARCHITECTS • DIRECTOR - AR.VICTORIA DENNIS • SITE LOCATION - ABBEY STREET, RANDWICK • DURATION WORKED ON - NOV 2017-DEC 2017

My role at TDDP Architects involved working directly with the Director for preparing Documentation for Proposed Extentions and Internal Alterations for a 2BHK house in Randwick, Sydney.

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PROJECT INFORMATION •

INDIVIDUAL / ACADEMIC

THE GREEN MACHINE

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TUTOR : DR.PHILIP OLDFIELD & AR.IVAN IP MASTER’S SEMESTER 2-3 - FEB 2017 - NOV 2017 SITE LOCATION - CIRCULAR QUAY, SYDNEY MEDIUM - PRINTED ON A4 PAPER

CIRCULAR QUAY, SYDNEY

Sydney can hardly be considered a ‘green’ city.

On a global scale, Sydney has far less green space per resident (18.3m²) than London (27m²), Singapore (66m²), or Vienna (120m²).

Green spaces are the lungs of the city; they clean the air, provide opportunities for escapism from the intensity of the CBD and space for exercise, contemplation and conversation. Yet, as Sydney grows increasing tall, will our connection with these vital spaces be lost? How can we lift greenery into the sky, into our high-rise architecture?

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Masterplan

How can we foster urban greenery in high rise commercial buildings?

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Architectural Manifesto

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The project intends to restore the belief that ‘Circular Quay belongs to the city’ and end its dominance by vehicular mobility.

The project aims to refurbish an integral part of Sydney’s road infrastructure - The Cahill Expressway which has been labelled as Sydney’s eysore for a couple of decades.The Cahill Walkway will connect The Royal Botanical Gardens to the Fleet Park and also provide a green connection to the podium of the commercial building.

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CAHILL EXPRESSWAY : A BARRIER

UNFAVORABLE FOR WALKING

CAHILL DIVIDES PUBLIC PARKS

CAHILL DIVIDES PUBLIC SPACES

The Cahill expressway blocks the city from the harbour.

Alfred street is surrounded by transit which creates noise pollution and degrades the ambience for pleasure walks.

Cahill Expressway creates a rift between First Fleet park and the Royal Botanical Gardens.

It acts as a cultural barrier breaching visual connectivity between the Customs House, MCA and the Sydney Opera House.

RETAIN & GREEN IT

LEISURE ON TOP; TRANSIT AT THE BOTTOM

CONNECT PUBLIC PARKS

CONNECT PUBLIC SPACES

Greening the Cahill expressway can breathe new life into a public spaces dominated by vehicular mobility for decades.

The green walkway will restore activities at Alfred street without the transit chaos

The walkway will act as a bridge between the public parks and improve the green network.

The elevated platform will enable visitors to get a complete view of the harbour.

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Floor Plans and Elevation

Typical High Rise Floor Plan (Revit & Photoshop)

Conference and Meeting Spaces

Lunch + Relaxation

Green Atriums Views + Green

Core

Formal Office Space

Plants grown with Sunlight

Plants grown with sodium Lights

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View from central atrium made in REVIT 1111

SA A PLACELESS PLACE - HETEROTOPIAN PYRMONT

PYRMONT, SYDNEY

PROJECT INFORMATION •

INDIVIDUAL / ACADEMIC

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TUTOR : AR. MARYAM OSMAN MASTER’S SEMESTER 4 - FEB 2018 - JUNE 2018 SITE LOCATION - PYRMONT, SYDNEY MEDIUM - PRINTED ON A4 PAPER

The site falls in the transitionary period between two diverse economic zones - The Star Casino and the Sydney Fish Market and is abondoned by both. The aim of the design is to encourage people from both socio-economic backgrounds to merge on this site and celebrate the Fishing culture of Pyrmont

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The boat is a floating piece of space, a place without a place, that exists by itself, that is closed in on itself and at the same time is given over to the infinity of the sea.

Masterplan & Details The hanging pods act as a ‘heterotopia of place’ and provide unique dining and movie screening experiences, making full potential of its unique location under the Anzac Bridge.

- MICHEL FOUCAULT

For access and maintainence the pods rest on a steel skeleton on top of the single storey structure.

A grid of 3M X4.5M which can accommodate pods of varying sizes and orientation.

View of the Hanging : Dining and screening pods (REVIT )

Toughened Glass

Exploded Site Axonometric (REVIT & Photoshop)

75mm concrete floor

Gypsum board

C Forex bricks

Steel I beams

Steel Deck

Exploded Detail of Buildability of the pods (SketchUp) 13

View of the Dining Pod (REVIT & Photoshop) 14

DS HYBRID DEVELOPMENT - HIGH PERFORMANCE DESIGN STUDIO

MARTIN PLACE, SYDNEY

PROJECT INFORMATION •

GROUP OF 2 / ACADEMIC

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TUTOR : MLADEN PRNJATOVIC & STEFAN MEISSNER MASTER’S SEMESTER 1 - JULY 2016 - NOV 2016 SITE LOCATION - MARTIN PLACE, SYDNEY MEDIUM - PRINTED ON A3 PAPER

The challenges of global warming ,pollution and population explosion have directly impacted our energy resources. This growing trend would be catostrophic for the future generations to come. In Australia and globally, climate change, transportation and the cost of energy are driving a growing need for the design and construction of high performance buildings.

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hybrid buildings

MACQUIRE ST

PHILLIP ST

ELIZABETH ST

CASTLEREAGH ST

PITT ST

As 40% of all our energy costs are tied in buildings, it is high time we adopt to new technologies in building design and construction to be energy efficient. It is time that we accomodate multiple functionalities into one building to cater to a wide number of users.

GEORGE ST

Residential + Art Gallery + Metro Station

Site plan and Section

Concept

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Residential

Restaurant Art Gallery

Metro Station

Station access from Martin Place, Castlereagh and Elizabeth street

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Residential core opening onto castlereagh street

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Buffer space between the two marks as the access for Art gallery

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Schematic Section Martin Place lacks a life of its own apart from the ‘9-5’ Business hours. It is a “room” within the city but it fails to attract people during weekends. The aim of the design is to bring people into Martin Place throughout the year. The introduction of an Public Art Gallery at the site, would sync all the activities currently happenning at Martin Place into one reference point.

Buffer space acts as connection between the streets

Serices at the back. Core in the centre, can be easily overlooked from Martin Place

The Northern frontier promotes the Gallery and draws people in.

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Metro Station Plan & Views Providing natural light and ventilation is an important aspect of this studio. To illuminate the subconcourse level with natural daylight, a simple phenomenon of reflecting daylight through water tubes has been used.

An Amphitheatre in the centre of Martin Place, surrounded by glass water tubes extend the celebration of Art onto the richest corridor of the city. The Amphitheatre has a glass bottom which enables people at the subcourse level to see what activities are taking place on the street level. This also brings in daylight to the subconcourse level.

Upper Ground Floor Metro Station Plan

Water filled glass cylinders bring in natural light to the Sub-concourse Level 17

High rise floor plan with skygarden (AutoCAD & Photoshop)

Metro Statio entry from Castlereagh Street.

View from Castlereagh Street (REVIT & Photoshop) 18 18

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