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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO Amodini Allu | Selected Works

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Architectural Writing

Professional Timeline

2019 - 2020

2014-2019

Bachelors of Architecture (Anna University, India)

2020-2021

Editorial Intern - Rethinking the Future, India

Registered Architect - COA, India (Council of Architecture)

2019 - 2020

2020 - 2021

Junior Architectural Designer - Vision Architects & Interior Designers, India

Interior Designer Elephanto, India

2020 - 2022

Editor - Make Spaces, India

2022

2022

Creative Writer - Bidgala, Montreal, QC

2021- 2022

Architectural Designer WeBe Design Lab, India

Specifications Writing Assistant - JmF Technical Documentations Solutions Inc., Toronto, ON

2023

Marketing Coordinator HOK, Ottawa, ON

2023 - Present

Marketing Coordinator - KMBR Architects Planners Inc., Vancouver, BC

2024

Towards AIBC Registration

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Professional Experience Elephanto Decors, India

Professional Experience WeBe Design Lab, India

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Written & Published Works

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Farmor Architecture TRAINING PROJECT

Re-drawing permit drawings of Southpark Cove Apartment - Jaffer Developments.

Group C - Apartments Part 3 - A.B.C 2023 - 3.2.2.52 The training program provided a high-level understanding of specific sections of the National Building Code - Alberta Edition and a hands-on experience redrawing an existing multi-storey, multi-unit residential wood-frame building to better understand building materials commonly used in Alberta. The project was modeled using Revit software, replicating exact floor and wall assemblies used in the original project.

Roof Peak 51' - 7"

U/S OF Truss 38' - 1"

4th Floor 29' - 0"

3rd Floor 19' - 5 1/2"

2nd Floor 9' - 11"

Main Floor 0' - 5"

WEST ELEVATION 1 A101 Section

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C UP

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A100

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MAIN FLOOR PLAN

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83' - 2" 11' - 0 1/2"

5' - 5"

26' - 10"

7' - 7 1/2"

26' - 10"

5' - 5"

INSTALL MIN 3'-0" WIDE CONT. ICE SHIELD (TYP AROUND ROOF PERIMETER)

Roof Peak

EXTEND FIRESTOP MATERIAL TO FASCIA TO COMPLETELY SEPARATE ATTIC COMPARTMENTS (TYP @ FIRESTOP LOC'NS) (SEE FRAMING PLAN)

51' - 7"

PREFIN. METAL GUTTER

U/S OF Truss 38' - 1"

U/S OF Truss

FLASHING TOP OF WINDOW (TYP) PEEN & STICK ALL AROUND WINDOW (TYP)

9' - 6"

SLIDER PVC WINDOW (TYP)

4th Floor

38' - 1"

CORRIDOR

TYP SUITE FLOOR CONST'N

4th Floor

29' - 0" 4" WIDE TRIM AROUND WINDOW

8' - 3 1/2"

3rd Floor

29' - 0"

CORRIDOR

TYP SUITE FLOOR CONST'N

3rd Floor

19' - 5 1/2"

19' - 5 1/2"

2nd Floor

8' - 3 1/2"

CORRIDOR

TYP SUITE FLOOR CONST'N

2nd Floor

9' - 11"

9' - 11"

8' - 3"

9' - 6"

CORRIDOR

Main Floor

Main Floor

0' - 5"

0' - 5"

WALL SECTION

ELECTRICAL ROOM

TYP BASEMENT CEILING CONST'N

MACHINE ROOM

MECHANICAL ROOM

1" GYPCRETE 3/4 T&G OSB 9 1/2" WOOD I - JOISTS R20 SOUNDS BATT INSULATION RESILIENT CHANNELS @16" O/C 2 LAYERS OF 5/8" TYPE 'X' DRYWALL ( 1HR FIRE SEPARATION)

BST Slab

BST Slab

-10' - 7"

-10' - 7"

BUILDING SECTION

Types of Wall Assemblies used in the Project Wall Description

Wall Detail

Wall Description

1 ------ VINYL SIDING ‘TYVEK’ AIR BARRIER 3/8" SHEATHING 2X6 STUDS @16" O/C R20 BATT INSULATION 6 MIL POLY VAPOUR BARRIER 5/8" TYPE ‘X’ G.W.B INTERIOR FINISH (1 HR RATED LOAD - BEARING)

8 ------- INTERIOR FINISH 5/8" TYPE ‘X’ G.W.B 2X4 STUDS @16" O/C 5/8" TYPE ‘X’ G.W.B INTERIOR FINISH (1 HR RATED LOAD-BEARING AND/OR 1 HR RATED FIRE SEPARATION)

3 ---- INTERIOR FINISH 5/8" TYPE ‘X’ G.W.B 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATING 2X4 STUDS @16 O/C 3 1/2" ACOUSTIC BATT INSULATION 1" AIR SPACE 2X4 STUDS @16" O/C 3 1/2" ACOUSTIC BATT INSULATION 5/8" TYPE ‘X’ G.W.B INTERIOR FINISH (1 HR RATED LOAD - BEARING AND/OR 1 HR RATED FIRE SEPARATION S.T.C RATING - 57)

9 ------ INTERIOR FINISH 5/8" TYPE ‘X’ G.W.B 5/8" TYPE STD G.W.B 5/8" HORIZ. METAL CHANNELS @24" O/C 2X6 STUDS @16" O/C 5 1/2" SOUND BATT INSUL’N 5/8" SHEATHING (ELEV. SHAFT SIDE) 5/8" TYPE ‘X’ G.W.B INTERIOR FINISH (1 HR RATED LOAD - BEARING AND / OR 1 HR RATED FIRE SEPARATION) (S.T.C RATING - 55)

5 ------ INTERIOR FINISH 5/8" TYPE ‘X’ G.W.B 2X6 STUDS @16" O/C 5/8" TYPE ‘X’ G.W.B INTERIOR FINISH (1 HR RATED LOAD - BEARING) FUR-OUT AS NECESSARY)

10 ------ BITUMINOUS DAMPPROOFING 8" CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL 15# FELT PAPER 2X4 STUDS @24" O/C 3/4" PLYWOOD FIRE-RESISTANT PAINT (FUR-OUT AS NECESSARY)

6 ------ INTERIOR FINISH 1/2" G.W.B 2X4 STUDS @16" O/C 1/2" G.W.B INTERIOR FINISH

13 ------- 8" CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL RESILIANT CHANNELS @16" O/C 1/2" REGULAR G.W.B

Wall Sections

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Professional Experience WeBe Design Lab, India

TYPOLOGIES: WORKSPACE, PUBLIC SPACES, HOSPITALITY,HOUSING WeBe Design Lab is a multidisciplinary collective, based from Chennai and Coimbatore with a diverse group of architects, designers and researchers co-existing and co-creating while sharing common values.We strive for possibilities and a belief in the greater good which invariably influences our projects and their outcomes. We believe in collective leadership and function as a unit that in still integrity and accountability in each of us.

CONTEXT

Madurai

Garage

Familiarity Popularity Kitschy

In Office

“Every lane has a temple and where every turn once had a theatre”- Cinema culture in Madurai has been widely known for its uniqueness.

Quirky Unconventional Rudimentary Jugaad MOOD BOARD

It was equally enjoyed by men, women & children & it was known that the theatres were treated as temples during the screenings.

A Garage was the birthplace of Silicon valley, where the HP was known to have been founded. And so have so many companies that were incubated from humble yet dynamic garages.

Garage/ doors where A movie’s Barnyard success waslike synonymous to its entry suc- has to be cessemphasized in Madurai. The city housed Asia’s last tour-

A garage acted as a research lab, development workshop, and manufacturing facility and catered to multiple aspirations.

Organized clutter likemade space flexible ma with so many movies withwith Madurai as workthe backdrop. desks and moveable furniture

A Garage fosters a sense of “hack culture” - To challenge the status quo & think out of the box.

It also encourages usage of elements for multiple purposes & do more with less.

CHARACTER SKETCH

ing talkies called Lakshmi touring talkies. Food was an Metal integralpendant part of these theatres.

Large lights Madurai has also been a narrative space in cine-

Madurai has been quite instrumental in creating

Exposed ceiling & electrical wiring adding to the demigods out of actors & hence, cinema was rudimentary of theofspace an integral partaesthetics of Popular culture Madurai.

The posters & street art still stands out on the streets. graphics related to the cinema culture of Bright

Madurai

Madurai & great business leaders in the same theme

Familiarity Popularity Kitschy

Garage

Interactive floor stickering for both wayfinding & for fun in recharge areas

In Office

“Every lane has a temple and where everyJugaad turn Quirky Unconventional Rudimentary once had a theatre”- Cinema culture in Madurai has been widely known forbirthplace its uniqueness.

A Garage was the of Silicon valley, where the HP was known to have been founded. And so have so many companies that were It was equally enjoyed men, womengarages. & chilincubated from by humble yet dynamic

dren & it was known that the theatres were A garage acted as a research lab, development treated as temples the screenings. workshop,during and manufacturing facility and catered to multiple aspirations.

A movie’s success its sucA Garage was fosterssynonymous a sense of “hackto culture” - To challenge the status quo & think out of the box. cess in Madurai.

The city housed Asia’s last tourIt also encourages usage of elements for multiing talkies called Lakshmi touring talkies. Food ple purposes & do more with less. was an integral part of these theatres.

Madurai has also been a narrative space in cinema with so many movies made with Madurai as the backdrop.

Madurai has been quite instrumental in creating demigods out of actors & hence, cinema was an integral part of Popular culture of Madurai.

The posters & street art still stands out on the streets.

MOOD BOARD

Repurposing cinema reels as light fixtures/tabletop in recharge areas

FIRST FLOOR LAYOUT 100'

11'-8"

10'-11"

11'-6"

11'-11"

RAMP

10'-11"

11'

11'-11"

Think Tank

Think Tank

Manager cabin 8'-11"

4 pax

20'-11"

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

3'-11"

1'-8"

HR

Recharge zone

15'-9"

Reception

Think Tank

Conference room 50'

OPEN

7'

Finance

9'-6"

STAIR

D

Entry

3'-9"

Switch zone

OVERALL HEAD COUNT

LIFT

5'6''X7'3''

Storage rack

EB

L.Toi

17'-6"

UP

G.Toi

Server room

Think Tank

Think Tank 3'

HR - 4 no.s Finance - 10 no.s Development - 32 no.s Flexible - 11 no.s Server - 4 no.s Dimensions of Workstations : 3’6”L x 2’ B

N 100'

Think tank zone

10'-10"

11'-6"

11'-3"

10'-11"

11'

8'-11"

1 3'-02"

1 1'-74"

20'-11"

3 9'-74"

50'

OPEN 3 5'-74"

3'-9"

1 4'-104"

1 5'-14" 2'-6"

9'-6"

STAIR

D

Think tank zone

Finance

3 1'-24"

15'-9"

Conference room

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

rge zone

Switch zone

11'-11"

RAMP

Think tank zone

Manager cabin

R cabin

17'-6"

UP

7'

EB

LIFT

5'6''X7'3''

Server room

3'

Think tank zone

EB

Think tank zone

L.Toi

N

N

SECOND FLOOR LAYOUT 100'

10'-11"

11'

Think Tank

Think Tank

12'-1"

11'-5"

24'-4"

11'-11"

RAMP

Manager cabin

ODC

Recharge zone

ODC

50'

Switch zone

6' 7'

OVERALL HEAD COUNT

STAIR

D

Entry

10'-2"

3'-10"

10'-5"

OPEN 9'-6"

5'-8"

L.Toi

19'-7"

Conference room

G.Toi

UP

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Recharge zone

12'-2"

14'-3"

Dining

Development - 25 no.s Flexible - 10 no.s ODC - 18 no.s

EB

Think Tank

7'-3"

LIFT

5'6''X7'3''

Storage rack

Switch room

Think Tank 3'

Dimensions of Workstations : 3’6”L x 2’ B

N Think tank zone

12'-6"

RAMP

Think tank zone

Manager cabin

100'

10'-11"

1 10'-112"

11'-11"

12'-2"

14'-3"

1 10'-12"

3'-10"

10'-5" 50'

1 6'-112"

1 5'-112"

STAIR

D

3 5'-74"

1 5'-24"

9'-6"

1 19'-62"

UP

7'

Conference room

OPEN

Switch zone

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

ODC Recharge zone

1 1'-02"

1 3'-22"

EB 7'-3"

LIFT

5'6''X7'3''

3'

Think tank zone

Think tank zone

EB

Switch room

GENERAL NOTES

Beam to have exposed cement finish

Beam to have exposed cement finish

6mm groove

6mm groove

900

As per site

Beam

To refer LF6 planter detail

12mm thick fibre cement board and plywood support with GI frame and all necessary supports

75mm skirting

75mm skirting

ELEVATION A (CLIENT LOGO WALL)

2815

ELEVATION A (BRAND STORY WALL WITH FINISH)

REVISIONS S.NO DATE

REVISION DETAIL

1515

12mm thk plywood support

Wall paint as per specifications

12mm thick fibre cement board and plywood support with GI frame and all necessary supports

* DRAWINGS NOT TO BE SCALED. * ALL MEASUREMENT ARE IN MM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. * DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. * THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTED. IT IS THE PROPERTY OF WEBE DESIGN LAB. * IT IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED, COPIED,HANDED OVER TO A THIRD PARTY OR USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN FOR WHICH IT AS BEEN LOANED.

G.I channel placed at regular intervals

ELEVATION A (BRAND STORY WALL INTERNAL FRAME WORK)

BRAND STORY WALL

Beam to have exposed cement finish

CLIENT LOGO WALL

6mm groove

To refer door schedule SEAL

SB @1500mm from FFL Brand story wall

D

A C

75mm skirting

B

ARCHITECTS

ELEVATION B

Door

Fixed glass partition

WAITING AREA

ENTRY

WEBE DESIGN LAB

PROJECT

D205 OPTISOL - MADURAI DRAWING TITLE

RECEPTION + WAITING AREA G.I Channel 12mm cement board partition

DRAWING NUMBER

WB D205 /ID/ FF 303

DRAWN BY

AMODINI

SCALE

CHECKED BY

YOGESH

1:50 /A3

APPROVED BY

YOGESH

ISSUE DATE

22-12-2021

STATUS

GFC

N

CONSULTANTS STRUCTURAL ELECTRICAL

Qpro Design Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

HVAC

Thickness of plywood partition to match the G.I channel thickness

PLAN

PLUMBING & SANITARY

12mm cement board partition Partition with plywood panel on one side and cement board on other side

PARTITION DETAIL

Scale - 1:5

architects@webedesignlab.com www.webedesignlab.com / PH : 044-24341833

GENERAL NOTES

Beam

* DRAWINGS NOT TO BE SCALED. * ALL MEASUREMENT ARE IN MM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. * DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. * THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTED. IT IS THE PROPERTY OF WEBE DESIGN LAB. * IT IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED, COPIED,HANDED OVER TO A THIRD PARTY OR USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN FOR WHICH IT AS BEEN LOANED.

Beam to have exposed cement finish

Beam to have exposed cement finish

REVISIONS S.NO DATE

2200

6mm groove

Wall graphics as per design

REVISION DETAIL

Glazed Window opening

12mm thick fibre cement board on both sides of GI frame with all necessary supports

835

75mm skirting

Door

Seating with graphics as per design

75mm skirting

ELEVATION C

ELEVATION A

Beam to have exposed cement finish 6mm groove SEAL

Refer FS13 wall mounted book shelf detail

Refer Door schedule

Door

Refer FS4 pantry counter detail

ARCHITECTS

WEBE DESIGN LAB

835

2200

SB @1500mm from FFL 75mm skirting

D

Door

Door

ELEVATION B

Fixed glass partition

A C

PROJECT

B

D205 OPTISOL - MADURAI DRAWING TITLE

RECHARGE ZONE DRAWING NUMBER

WB D205 /ID/ SF 302

Beam to have exposed cement finish 6mm groove

12mm thick fibre cement board with GI frame and plywood panel with all necessary supports

2200

AMODINI

SCALE

CHECKED BY

YOGESH

1:50 /A3

APPROVED BY

YOGESH

ISSUE DATE

29-12-2021

STATUS

GFC

N

CONSULTANTS STRUCTURAL ELECTRICAL

Qpro Design Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

HVAC

1050

PLUMBING & SANITARY

75mm skirting

835

ELEVATION D

DRAWN BY

Wall graphics as per design

Door

PLAN architects@webedesignlab.com www.webedesignlab.com / PH : 044-24341833

GENERAL NOTES * DRAWINGS NOT TO BE SCALED. * ALL MEASUREMENT ARE IN MM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. * DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. * THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTED. IT IS THE PROPERTY OF WEBE DESIGN LAB. * IT IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED, COPIED,HANDED OVER TO A THIRD PARTY OR USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN FOR WHICH IT AS BEEN LOANED.

Beam to have exposed cement finish 6mm groove

Duct @2275mm from FFL

REVISIONS S.NO DATE

Window opening

Window opening

REVISION DETAIL

Wall paint as per specification

75mm skirting

ELEVATION B

False ceiling @2300mm from FFL

Wall mounted peg board

Wall mounted peg board

6mm groove

SEAL

Wall mounted peg board

2275

Wall mounted peg board

560

6mm groove

Beam to have exposed cement finish

SB@1000mm from FFL

SB@1000mm from FFL

12mm thick fibre cement board on both sides of GI frame with all necessary supports 75mm skirting ARCHITECTS

ELEVATION C

Door

WEBE DESIGN LAB

PROJECT

D205 OPTISOL - MADURAI DRAWING TITLE

THINK TANK DRAWING NUMBER

WB D205 /ID/ FF 310

D

A C

B

DRAWN BY

AMODINI

SCALE

CHECKED BY

YOGESH

1:50 /A3

APPROVED BY

YOGESH

ISSUE DATE

23-12-2021

STATUS

GFC

N

CONSULTANTS STRUCTURAL ELECTRICAL

Qpro Design Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

HVAC PLUMBING & SANITARY

architects@webedesignlab.com www.webedesignlab.com / PH : 044-24341833

PLAN

GENERAL NOTES

Wall mounted peg board

SB@1000mm from FFL

Beam to have exposed cement finish

* DRAWINGS NOT TO BE SCALED. * ALL MEASUREMENT ARE IN MM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. * DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. * THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTED. IT IS THE PROPERTY OF WEBE DESIGN LAB. * IT IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED, COPIED,HANDED OVER TO A THIRD PARTY OR USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN FOR WHICH IT AS BEEN LOANED.

6mm groove

S.NO DATE

REVISIONS REVISION DETAIL

Wall mounted peg board

Wall mounted peg board

Wall mounted peg board SB@1000mm from FFL

12mm thick fibre cement board on both sides of GI frame with all necessary supports 75mm skirting

ELEVATION A

Door

Door

SEAL

ARCHITECTS

WEBE DESIGN LAB

PROJECT

D205 OPTISOL - MADURAI DRAWING TITLE

THINK TANK DRAWING NUMBER

WB D205 /ID/ FF 310

D

A C

B

DRAWN BY

AMODINI

SCALE

CHECKED BY

YOGESH

1:50 /A3

APPROVED BY

YOGESH

ISSUE DATE

23-12-2021

STATUS

GFC

N

CONSULTANTS STRUCTURAL ELECTRICAL

Qpro Design Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

HVAC PLUMBING & SANITARY

architects@webedesignlab.com www.webedesignlab.com / PH : 044-24341833

PLAN

THINK TANK

THINK TANK

View of Think tank from the passage

View of Think tank from the passage

GENERAL NOTES

solid wood mullion

G.I Channel

10mm plywood

12mm cement board partition

Ceiling G.I channel

REVISIONS S.NO DATE

REVISION DETAIL

75

12mm cement board partition

* DRAWINGS NOT TO BE SCALED. * ALL MEASUREMENT ARE IN MM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. * DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. * THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTED. IT IS THE PROPERTY OF WEBE DESIGN LAB. * IT IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED, COPIED,HANDED OVER TO A THIRD PARTY OR USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN FOR WHICH IT AS BEEN LOANED.

Spacing as per wall length

Floor channel 5mm groove to be maintained

DETAIL A : Plywood partition Wall end detail

75

Thickness of plywood partition to 12mm wood wool acoustic panel

Scale - 1:5

LEGENDS

75mm high Skirting

F.F.L Detail E :Elevation

DETAIL D : Cement board + Wood wool panel partition Wall end with plywood support detail

Scale - 1:5

Scale - 1:5

G.I Channel

12mm Cement board partition

12mm cement board partition

G.I Channel

12mm thk cement board partition

Solid wood frame Aluminium Door shutter 75

75

Wooden frame work fixed to ceiling to support door frame

50mm x 35mm Wooden section 19mm thk plywood beading

Spacing as per wall length

DETAIL B :Cement board partition Wall end detail

DETAIL F : Door + Partition Elevation

Scale - 1:5

Detail G: Door fixing detail

Scale - 1:20

Scale - 1:5

Aluminium door frame 19mm plywood with suitable beading and PU Paint finish

OVER ALL HEAD COUNT HR Finance Development (fixed) Development (flexible) ODC Server Total

First floor Second floor 4 10 27 24 17 12 17 4 62 53

ARCHITECTS

WEBE DESIGN LAB

PROJECT

D205 OPTISOL - MADURAI DRAWING TITLE

DOOR AND PARTITION DETAIL DRAWING NUMBER

WB D205 /ID/ 201 A G.I Channel 12mm cement board partition

DRAWN BY

AMODINI

SCALE

CHECKED BY

YOGESH

1:5,1:20, A3

APPROVED BY

YOGESH

ISSUE DATE

20-11-2021

STATUS

FOR TENDER

N

CONSULTANTS

75

STRUCTURAL ELECTRICAL

Qpro Design Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

HVAC

Qpro Design Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

PLUMBING & SANITARY

Spacing as per wall length

NOTE:

12mm wood wool acoustic panel DETAIL C : Cement board + Wood wool panel partition Wall end detail Scale - 1:5

1.

2.

3.

Refer BOQ for detailed material specifications Refer DWG NO: WB D205 /ID/ FF 102 Partition layout Joint between materials/ Surfaces to be sealed with necessary joint sealant to avoid cracks

architects@webedesignlab.com www.webedesignlab.com / PH : 044-24341833

EXISTING SLAB BOTTOM FALSE CEILING 3 LVL +2770MM

2770

15mm thk Gyproc Sound bloc panels with GI channel and necessary supports

Reference image for Aluminium Transition profile

Window opening

Micro concrete flooring Toilet Door

FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL ± 00

20mm thk Natural stone with 5mm nosing Tile

SECTION CONFERENCE ROOM FIRST FLOOR Scale 1:50

TOILET

20

FINANCE CABIN

CONFERENCE ROOM

10

PANTRY

DETAIL A :Toilet Door

Think tank zone

FALSE CEILING 2 LVL +2200MM

TOILET LEVEL UP

Think tank zone

810

FALSE CEILING 1 LVL +2300MM

20mm thk Natural stone, with 5mm flushing and 5mm round nosing

710

EXISTING SLAB BOTTOM

Floor line to be matched with wall line

Tile

DETAIL D

2200

150 TOILET LEVEL DOWN WORK AREA Switch zone

MANAGER CABIN

DETAIL B: Men's Toilet Think tank zone

5mm thk carpet flooring 19mm thk plywood base stringer

EXISTING SLAB BOTTOM

810

SERVER ROOM

150

FALSE CEILING 1 LVL +2300MM

EB W.TOILET

15mm thk Gyproc Sound bloc panels with GI channel and necessary supports

DETAIL C : Server room

2200

PANTRY

FALSE CEILING 2 LVL +2200MM

Raised access floor support Carpet to be flushed over plywood

F.F.L

DETAIL A Recharge zone DETAIL B FS12

UP

75mm high Skirting finished with micro concrete Micro concrete flooring

75

remaining

2545

Wood wool acoustic panel

OUT

1

CARPET

1

Laminate flooring F.F.L

9040(As per site)

1310

900

5mm groove to be maintained

2210

2200

Detail B

75mm high Aluminium skirting

FALSE CEILING 1 2300mm from FFL

GP01

FIXED GLASS PARTITION

SECTION

Detail A

15mm thk Gyproc Sound bloc panels with GI channel and necessary supports

1310

OUT

900

IN

FALSE CEILING 2 2200mm from FFL

FALSE CEILING 1 2300mm from FFL

F.F.L

900

eq

LEGENDS

OUT

4 PAX MEETING ROOM PARTITION

SEAL

GENERAL NOTES

* DRAWINGS NOT TO BE SCALED. * ALL MEASUREMENT ARE IN MM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. * DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. * THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTED. IT IS THE PROPERTY OF WEBE DESIGN LAB. * IT IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED, COPIED,HANDED OVER TO A THIRD PARTY OR USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN FOR WHICH IT AS BEEN LOANED.

3

WEBE DESIGN LAB

DRAWN BY

AMODINI

CHECKED BY

YOGESH

APPROVED BY

YOGESH

ISSUE DATE

19-12-2021

STATUS

FOR TENDER

CONSULTANTS

SCALE 1:75,1:5/A2

ALL UNITS ARE IN MM

PROJECT

LANDSCAPE LIGHTING

DRAWING TITLE

FLOORING LAYOUT - FIRST FLOOR

GP03

FIXED GLASS PARTITION

DRAWING NUMBER

Qpro Design Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

BLACK ANODIZED ALUMINIUM FIXED PARTITION WITH 6MM THINK TOUGHENED CLEAR GLASS PANELS

ANIMESH

N3430

FIXED GLASS PARTITION

2

SECTION

OPTISOL - MADURAI

STRUCTURAL MEP

GP02

2

BLACK ANODIZED ALUMINIUM FIXED PARTITION WITH 6MM THINK TOUGHENED CLEAR GLASS PANELS

F.F.L

WB D205 /ID/ FF 104 2200

900

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1

OUT

GP01 6

2530

GP01 5

GD02 01

IN

SEAL

900

2530

IN

OUT

FIRST FLOOR PLAN Scale 1:150 SECOND FLOOR

3

MANAGER CABIN FF

SECOND FLOOR PLAN Scale 1:150 GP03 SECOND FLOOR 2200

DD-MM-YYYY

ARCHITECTS

eq

COMMENTS AND NOTE

eq

REVISION DETAIL

2200

1.

DATE

3

230

Typical skirting detail

S.NO

BLACK ANODIZED ALUMINIUM FIXED PARTITION WITH 6MM THINK TOUGHENED CLEAR GLASS PANELS

F.F.L

IN

1

FF & SF MAIN ENTRY

1700

eq

2

Plastering + wallpaint as per specification

WID

OUT

FIXED GLASS PARTITION

EB

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FIXED GLASS PARTITION

FALSE CEILING 2 2200mm from FFL

15mm thk Gyproc Sound bloc panels with GI channel and necessary supports

STEEL GREY GRANITE STONE

MATERIALS & SPECIFICATIONS

COMMENTS

DOOR

Typical skirting detail : Laminate flooring

DESCRIPTION

IN

75mm high laminate skirting

MICRO CONCRETE

GP02

IN

2250

Plywood support

LAMINATE FLOORING AS PER CHOICE

BLACK ANODIZED ALUMINIUM FIXED PARTITION WITH 6MM THINK TOUGHENED CLEAR GLASS PANELS

1050

2250

5mm groove to be maintained

LEGENDS

SYMBOL

2545

GD02 01

As per site

300

GP01 5

900

Typical skirting detail : Micro concrete flooring

3300

FALSE CEILING 3 @50mm from the beam bottom

S.NO

A.S.P

BLACK ANODIZED FS2 As per site ALUMINIUM FIXED LIFT6MM PARTITION WITH FS2 THINK TOUGHENED CLEAR GLASS PANELS

LOCATION

ELEVATION

FALSE CEILING 3 @50mm from the beam bottom

F.F.L

FS2 As per site

FIXED GLASS PARTITION

PLAN

2200

300

4 PAX

NO

5mm groove to be maintained

As per existing remaining

GP01 6

AREA

HEIGHT

EF1

LOBBY

REVISION

DD-MM-YYYY

Cement board partition

WIDTH

2545

RECEPTION

FS1

1.

eq

430

DESCRIPTION

SYMBOL

GP01

REVISIONS

PARTITION SCHEDULE

DN

MATERIALS & SPECIFICATIONS

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S.NO DATE

SIZE ( in mm)

Inviting zone

S.NO

CONFERENCE ROOM DETAIL D : Conference room

STAIRS

WAITING

SWITCH ROOM

SECTION THROUGH MANAGER CABIN, RECHARGE ZONE SECOND FLOOR Scale 1:50

Laminate flooring THINK TANK

RECHARGE ZONE

FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL ±0 LVL

Glass door Aluminium Transition profile

M.TOILET

PARTITION SCHEDULE

GENERAL NOTES

Trap door required as per existing Indoor AC requirement

MANAGER CABIN

To refer toilet tile layout

3735(As per site)

HR CABIN

1

710

MANAGER CABIN DETAIL C

SERVER ROOM

SECTION THROUGH MANAGER CABIN, THINK TANK ZONE FIRST FLOOR Scale 1:50

Aluminium L profile Glass door

WORK AREA Think tank zone

THINK TANK ZONE

FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL ± 00

Minimum height 2300

Think tank zone

Trap door required as per existing Indoor AC requirement

Minimum height 2300

15mm thk Gyproc Sound bloc panels with GI channel and necessary supports

FIXED GLASS PARTITION

BLACK ANODIZED ALUMINIUM FIXED PARTITION WITH 6MM THINK TOUGHENED CLEAR GLASS PANELS

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Professional Experience Elephanto Decors, India

TYPOLOGIES: RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND HOSPITALITY A young team of Architects majorly working on construction, renovation and turnkey interior projects. Exploring design in all the possible way has been one of the team’s motto and have been delivering amazing projects within a short span of time. Handling projects in and around Tamil Nadu, and currently they have also started delivering designs globally.

KITCHEN DESIGN - RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 1

WALL STORAGE DESIGN - RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 2

NOTES

LEGEND :

Loft

Loft

Loft

Loft

Loft

Loft

Loft

Loft

Loft

Loft

Open shelf

Open shelf

Loft

Loft

Loft

21039 Misty Grey (Outer)

Dress Hanger Open shelf

22172 Enigma (Outer)

Open shelf

Open shelf

Open shelf

Loft

Open shelf walk in closet

Sliding

Open shelf

Sliding

walk in closet

Open shelf

Shutter

Open shelf

1909 Frosty white (Inner)

Drawer Open shelf

Open shelf Open shelf

Open shelf REVISION :

scale - 1:40

Hinged + shelves

Walk in closet

Sliding

Sliding

Corner storage

Hinged

MR.PRADEEP RESIDENCE TIRUNELVELI

scale - 1:30

SCHEMATIC DRAWING scale - 1:40

SHEET TITLE :

MASTER BEDROOM FF DRAWING NO. SCALE

AS MENTIONED

DATE

12.07.2021

DRAWN BY

AMODINI ALLU

KITCHEN & DINING DESIGN- RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 3

False ceiling - Dining B

D

A

A

KITCHEN AND DINING 19'0" X 12'9"

Dining - 4 seats can fit comfortably Corner seating with under storage

False ceiling area - 86 sq.ft Cove lighting - 12’8” (2) False ceiling to be designed with respect to the sliding door

914 [3']

B

Reference image

NOTES

LEGEND :

REVISION :

ELEVATION AA

ELEVATION BB

MR.PRADEEP RESIDENCE TIRUNELVELI

ELEVATION CC

ELEVATION DD SCHEMATIC DRAWING SHEET TITLE :

KITCHEN LAYOUT DRAWING NO. SCALE

BREAKFAST COUNTER

DATE

12.07.2021

DRAWN BY

AMODINI ALLU

DINING SEATING DESIGN- RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 3

NOTES

LEGEND :

2645 Smoked walnut (Inner + Outer) 1048 Stain blue (Outer) 1909 Frosty white (Inner)

REVISION :

MR.PRADEEP RESIDENCE TIRUNELVELI

SCHEMATIC DRAWING SHEET TITLE :

COMPUTER TABLE + CORNER SEATING DRAWING NO. SCALE DATE

12.07.2021

DRAWN BY

AMODINI ALLU

BATHROOM STORAGE DESIGN- RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 4

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potential of its application are reaching new heights.

Digital twin – as one may presume, is not a mere latest technology but is a powerful toolwith which AEC fi rms are exploring new ventures. It is as fl exible as it could be applied toany physical entity, be it a 3D product or a city planning. Digital twins, in other words,represent the exact digital replica of the original design. Only that it exactly replicates thedynamic character of the design.

When considered in terms of the AEC industry, it will replicate the nooks and corners of thephysical structure, making it easily accessible for future reference. Imagine you could fi gureout if there’s an issue in the MEP system of a building by just referring to the digital twin of itfrom the comfort of staying at home/office.

VR and Digital Twins – A Comparison

Because of its built-in acting capabilities, virtual reality (VR) is a well-suited tool forfacilitating human interaction with CPPS (Construction Phase Plans). Virtual reality does, infact, provide lifelike rendering, Technological Advancements | Source: Unsplash intuitive gesture interactions, collaborative features,comprehensive 3D scale-one visualization, and fast Do you know that by 2026, the global market value Creativity for digital twinning willbeyond be $48.2 billion? in architecture extends aesthetics to address functionality and navigation tools in a large area. As aresult, it makes it simple for users to concentrate on each system ARCHITECTURE sustainability.

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Speaking of technological developments and their repercussions in the construction field,let’s deep dive into the recently booming subjects digital twins and VR.

The Power of Digital Twins In this age of advanced technology, almost everything has become practically possible. Aswe strive towards an effi cient future, we are reimagining the possibilities of visualization.Although rigorous design processes and detailed planning are considered being at theforefront of any structural development, close to real-time digital representations weighhigher attention.

On that note, Digital Twin has been brought into the limelight, and industry experts whorealized the true

Adaptive Reuse The indestructible combination of VR and digital twin has elevated the construction industryto a new height from restoring old structures to designing new ones. Regarding VR, it usesan advanced tool called photogrammetry to scan the existing physical entity with exactfeatures and scale.

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This process can be implemented in adaptive reuse projects, where it can be used toperceive the characteristics of the depleted structure and how exactly it can be remodeledto meet the new requirements.

Not only that, it allows you to document any historicalstructure without any disruption.

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COMPETITION WORKS - HOSTED BY ARCHIOL UNDER THE TOPIC “ Sense and sensibility of Architecture ” As we all assume Architecture is about doors, windows, walls etc., but in the actual world, it conveys a much deeper meaning than that. Talking about the term ‘Architecture’ in terms of senses can be an eye opener to all of us. Have we ever thought, how human senses can have an impact on a built space? Well, a built space such as home, shopping complex, theatre and anything will definitely be stored in every people’s mind who visits or resides there. It is stored in our minds as a memory. Irrelevant of what type it may be, but it gets stored deep down.

The human senses which are majorly associated with Architecture are Visual, Auditory, olfactory and haptic senses. Sense of taste cannot be applied directly yet they have connection through memory for eg, a hotel, or a place where you had the best feast etc.,

Visual sense As we all know, any building built or designed in a locality will be based on the visual character of the façade. When it is easy to identify a building visually, the location of doors and windows and other architectural elements must be used in such a way that it serves the function in some way from the internal realm as well. And, it is important to note that it serves its sole purpose of function in the building as a whole.Hence, it is obvious that is the first noticeable character of a building. Although it is quite direct to design a façade with a pleasing door and window, it is still important to document the impact that will have on our senses.

Auditory sense This is the feeling you get when you enter a space, where the sense of silence, noise and music is heard and felt. Considering a person living by the mountains listening to the sound of leaves and breeze can lead a serene life compared to the person living in the heart of the city. There are some marvelous structures around the world that were designed in order to serve the auditory sense of humans through resonating some kind of sounds produced from the structures itself. One such beautiful living example is the Musical pillars of Meenakshi amman temple situated in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India.One of the oldest examples is the caves of Lascaux. Depicting bison fight in the early period of human era.

Olfactory sense We as humans tend to have a strong connection with olfactory sense, because that has an immediate reaction on us. This can be directly applied to a space or can be connected with the function of the space. A better example can be quoted from an Urban study that was documented while studying a commercial market in Trichy, Tamil Nadu. During the documentation, few highlighted spots were studied to understand the type of smell produced there and it seemed to have nostalgic connection with the human minds. That made them remember a few particular incidents about the place.

Haptic sense One thing to always remember is that a person is 24*7 times constantly in contact with the ground which means he / she is connected directly with the world and the places they travel.

As quoted by the author Juhanni Palasma in his book ‘The eyes of the skin’, “Architecture articulates the experiences of being-in-the-world and strengthens our sense of reality and self; it does not make us inhabit worlds of mere fabrication and fantasy. “ The author strongly writes that a place or a building is strongly remembered by a human brain only when it has a strong sensory impact on them. That can be a stone pathway, a ceramic door knob or beautiful door, window or a wall.

Haptic sense is considered to be mother of all the other senses of Humans, it is developed at an earlier stage compared to the other senses.

Article published in : https://www.archiol.com/post/sense-and-sensibility-of-architecture

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MODEL MAKING

Physical model making has been a staple of architectural education and practice. I truly believe that it is the best way one can communicate the idea of design. As years passed by, the interest of model making grew up on me.

These are a few models done as part of my urban design, thesis and post graduate work projects. Model making helped me understand scale, nature of different materials and how they can be used to replicate real-time projects.

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