Architectural portfolio - Amrish Aravind.S

P O R T F O L I O .

AMRISH

ARAVIND S

2016-2021

CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION 2014 - 2016

Higher Secondary Education Good Shepherd School, Nagercoil

2016 - 2021

Bachelor of Architecture Karpagam School of Architecture, Coimbatore

KNOWLEDGE LANGUAGE English Tamil Malayalam

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS Autocad Microsoft Office Adobe Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Revit Rhino & Grasshoper Sketchup Lumion Hand Drafting Sketching

AMR ISH A R AVIN D Architect

Date of Birth Address

WORK EXPERIENCE

28.03.1998 3/8B, North Soorangudi, Kanniyakumari, Tamil Nadu - 629501

NABA UNIVERSITY 2017

PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY 2018

Currently in Phone No. Email

Tamil Nadu, India +91 8220365628 architectamrish@gmail.com

Seminar on Design Portfolio Workshop on Urban Design

INTERN ARCHITECT 2019 - 2020

at WeBe Design Lab, Coimbatore

ARCHITECT 2021

started Free Lancing

HOBBIES Photography Traveling Graphic design Watching Movies

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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EXHIBITION CENTRE

PA E D I AT R I C H O S P I TA L

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URBAN DESIGN

FOREST STUDIO

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01 EXHIB ITI ON CE NT RE Introduction A heritage site is a settlement primarily dedicated to presentation of historical and cultural information. A historic site may be any building, landscape, site or structure that is of local, regional, or national signicance. This project consists of spaces designed to give people the knowledge of the socio and cultural value of the ancient kumari kandam rather than just reading it or seeing it being done.

The exhibition centre will consist of pottery workshops, sculpture, puppet show, parks, dance and other cultural event spaces. These spaces give opportunities for employment for local craftsmen, sculpture maker and other peoples. This exhibition centre is a major factor in promoting tourism. It helps in understanding the previous traditions and their evolution. The link between heritage and tourism is the most visible aspect of contribution of culture to development. The identification, creation and management of historic artworks is very important for any sustainable effort. The visitor stays for a long time and hence bring an income to economic impact. Art has the ability to transport as to a different time and place. It also allows us to know the historic perspective and understanding.

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LEGEND -Water Body -Green Space

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Why this site ?

Site is being located at the southernmost point of peninsular India. It’s also a noted pilgrimage site thanks to its Bagavathi Amman Temple, dedicated to a consort of Shiva, and its Our Lady of Ransom Church, a center of Indian Catholicism. Some landmarks near the site are Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Padamanabhapuram Palace, Kanyakumari Temple, Tsunami Monument, Mathur Hanging Bridge, Gandhi Mandapam and Udayagiri Fort.

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Site Analysis

ACCESS & CIRCULATION

TRAFFIC CONGESSTION & NODES

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BLUE & GREEN ZONES

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Types of Public Activities

Process

Gathering

Photography

Institute

Local Market

Tourism

Special Program

Salt plant

Fishing

Exercise

Eating

Exhibition

Playing

Sports

Pottery

Mode of Transportation Cycle

Automotive

1. Site with roads on all its side

2. Dividing the site into three parts- public, semi-public and private areas

3. Maintaing existing connections

4. Public edges on all sides of the main road

5. Creating road networks

6. Massing the siteplan

7. Creatings voids and dividing the blocks according to the function

8. Adding landscape and recreational spaces

Major road The NH-44 conducts the major transportation of goods and passengers.

Local road

Car

Two way road is used for regular usage for students, locals,maketers.

Public Transport

Pedestrian road The road is narrower as it goes deeper inside the rural areas.

Lorry

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1 - Visitors Hall 2 - Admin Block 3 - Performance Art Centre 4 - Museum

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5 - Multi-purpose Hall 8

6 - Literature Art Centre 7 - Research Centre 8 - Staff Quarters 9 - Hostel 10 - Cafeteria 7

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11 - Open Air Theatre 12 - Ship Dock 13 - Workshop & Shops

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Master Plan

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Elevation- A

Elevation- B

Site Section

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Entrance of Performance Centre

Way to Cafeteria

View of Ship Dock & Open Air Theatre

View of Library

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Sectional Isometric View

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PAED IATR IC HO SPITAL

02 PAEDIATRIC HOSPITAL Introduction Multi-speciality paediatric hospital offers service to infants, childrens, adolescents and young adults. The hospital provides special care to infants, Paediatricians are more concerned with congenital defects especially of the heart and developmental issues than adult physicians and these issues have a lasting impact on the health of the children as they grow into adults.

Paediatric surgery involves the surgical treatment of paediatric diseases.

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Elevating the structure excluding the setback and parking.

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Introducing courtyards to free flow of air and lighting.

Pushing the edges in and playing with levels.

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Placing trees and greenery to reduce noise from trafffic.

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PAED IATR IC HO SPITAL

First Floor Plan

View of Emergency Department

Second Floor Plan

View of Hospital Entrance

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PAED IATR IC HO SPITAL

Exploded Axonometric View

Second Floor Administration & Research Servers, Patient records, Confernce meeting, Ofiice, Library, Eliminate hazards, Transport decision, Clensing, Research centre.

First Floor In-patient Department Reception, Registration, Issue of token number, Waiting room, Consultation with doctor, Treatment, Hospitalization, Billing, Pharmacy, Departure.

Groung Floor Out-patient Department Reception, Registration, Issue of token number, Waiting room, Consultation with doctor, Scan Centre, Billing, Pharmacy, Collection of med, Departure.

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Perspective Section

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PAED IATR IC HO SPITAL

Entrance of In-Patient Department

View of Hospital Entrance

View of Pharmacy Area

View of Courtyard

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U R BAN D ESIGN

Goa

Arabic Ocean

03 URB AN DE S IG N Introduction Goa is the destination choice for international as well as domestic tourist. CARG of total tourist arrivals is 8.9% in which international tourist arrivals are about 2.3%, about 30% of tourist destination is Goa. Colva Beach in southern Goa is a 6.5 km long section of the straight and uniform long Salcete Beach which stretches 11.5 km.

The site boundary is defined by the coast line on the west and north, we as whereas in the land forms it is defined by the boundaries of the existing districts, region and natural systems studied from the revenue map of India. The population of district is 5,89,095 people. The site has a population density of 300 per sq.km. The site is in the southern part of Goa, which has a major attraction towards tourism. The urban growth is increasing due to the population growth, rapid industrialization,economic growth and influx of migrants. The site is taken by the constituency boundaries of two districts of Goa NQ Mormugao and Salcette. The beach is about 11.5kms on the west side of the proposed site. The site has an area of 125 sq.km.

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The site is potential of producing agricultural products to its full potential throughout the year. The act of introducing multi-cropping technique increases the production rate. The site is also a favouring factor for the proposed site because the concept of creating a mutual relationship between the urban and rural form in being naturally placed.

The northern portion of the site is usually mountainous region and it is well urbanized, whereas the southern portion is only lightly contoured.

The range starts from the east of the site to the west running over the north east part. This naturally formed dendrite system of the site drain water from the western ghats on the east to the coastline on the west.

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Due to steep hydraulic gradient and highly permeable phreatic aquifers, the dynamic ground water resource also gets depleted quickly rendering scarcity even for drinking water during summer months. Therefore, there is need for water recharge by construction of water harvesting structures like sub – surface dykes, percolation ponds etc., so that these surface water bodies will help in augmenting ground water resources.

The pH of the soil ranged from 6.0 to 7.2 the soils were acidic and non-saline due to acidic parent material. High rain fall in this area induces leaching of soluble salts. The organic carbon content of the soils were in the study area ranged from 0.24 to 2.10% and fall under low, medium category.These factors play a dominant role in determining the soil fertility and productivity constraints.

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Proposal - Cashew Winery Market

Elevation

Section Proposed Plan

Isometric View

Winery Market View

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FOR EST STU D IO

04 FO RE ST STU DIO

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Facade Section

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FOR EST STU D IO

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MISCEL L ANEOU S

PHOTOGRAPHY

SOUTH INDIA

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MISCEL L ANEOU S

MODEL MAKING RURALS

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COMPETITION DUMPYARD

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