PORTFOLIO
selected works 2019 - 2023
ANIETA SAJI
For me, architecture is a way aesthetic and functional composition, for the realization of the users needs and requirements. Through this internship I hope to develop my skills through techincal and professional knowledge.
Here is a glimpse into some of the works I’ve done over the past few years.
To me, architecture has always been fascinating, the different shapes, colours and textures intrigued me as a child travelling in my parents car, looking at different houses pass by and looking up with my siblings to try to find the top of the skyscraper. Phone
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Hi! I’m Anieta Saji, student of Visvesaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur, Maharshtra.
EDUCATION ELECTIVES WORKSHOPS
Visvesaraya National Institute of Technology
Semester VII CGPA - 8.45
SKILLS
2D Drafting 3D Modelling
AutoCAD SketchUp Pro
Birla Public School, Doha, Qatar
Higher Secondary Education
12th Boards - 89%
Secondary Education
10th Boards - CGPA 10
Video Editing
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Premiere Pro
LANGUAGES
Art and Architecture Appreciation
Visual Communication
Building repair and Restoration
Appropriate Technology
Project Proposals and Documentation
Rendering and Presentation
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Others
MS Office
MS Powerpoint
Canva Enscape Twinmotion
Hands on Wood Workshop
Indian Institute of Architects
Nagpur Center
COMPETITIONS
Design-Build Competition
Nagpur Municipal Corporation
Nagpur@2025
Archdais Competition
Future Materials Pavillion
English Proficient
Malayalam
Hindi Native Beginner
HOBBIES
Music Editing
INDEX
1CONVENTION CENTER
Area - 5 Acres
Location - Jaipur, Rajasthan
Project Type - Individual
The project brief required to design a Convention center (G+2 structure) in the city of Jaipur, that addresses the socio-cultural dynamics of the city as well as its climatic considerations.
To achieve this, the design was done such that it includes the essence of the culture of Jaipur, including locally sourcable material such as sandstone as well as terracotta and includingclimate responsive features such as jaalis and higher roofs to help in circulation.
Earthen tones and pink colors are also used to create the identity of Jaipur.
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SITE CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT
Jaipur follows an orthogonal plan in its planning and design. The concept of the design follows the same properties of orthogonal planning while also including the use of different levels to create a dynamic form.
A grid was used, on which differnet levels were madeon to the different squares, as showin in the figure.
Furthermore, materials such as sanstone and terracota are used. These are locally produced materials which can be used on the building and its landscape.
Architectural features such as arches and jaali are also used so as to add to the identity of the city along with adding thermal comfort, especially in a hot and dry city as Jaipur, with temperatures rising as high as 55 degrees during peak summers.
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Rooms Kitchen Cafeteria Exhibition Hall Seminar Hall Convention Hall Meeting Room Toilets Auditorium Cabins Pre-Function Area
ACTIVITY DISTRIBUTION
ZONING Based on Views and Privacy Parking Convention Center (Public Area) Residence (Private Area) Landscaping
TOTAL BUILT UP Convention Center 13958 sq. m. Guest House 3585 sq. m. Caretakers House 663 sq. m.
PLAN 1 2 3 1 2 3
SiTE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
Auditorium 1861 sq. m.
Cafeteria 627 sq. m.
Director’s Cabin 45 sq. m.
VIP Lounge 90 sq. m.
Exhibition Hall 711sq. m.
Banquet Hall 254 sq. m.
Cabins 14 sq. m.
Meeting Room 78 sq. m.
Guest House 1247 sq. m.
Caretaker’s Quarters 331 sq. m.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
Auditorium 1861 sq. m.
Conference Hall 257 sq. m.
Storage Room 51 sq. m.
Exhibition Hall 711 sq. m.
Banquet Hall 254 sq. m.
Electric Room 17 sq. m.
Seminar Room 115 sq. m.
Guest House 1170 sq. m.
Caretaker’s Quarters 331 sq. m.
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN
Conference Hall 257 sq. m.
Storage Room 51 sq. m.
Meeting Room 331 sq. m.
Electric Room 17 sq. m.
Seminar Room 115 sq. m.
Guest House 1170 sq. m.
BASEMENT PLAN
11 Convention Center Electric Room +416.00 +414.00 B' B X' Y' Y Slope 1:8 +419.00 +414.80 A A'
DESIGN BUILD COMPETITON
NAGPUR MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
Location - Sitabuldi, Nagpur, Maharashtra
Project Type - Group
The competition aims at boosting public health, contributing to the city’s culture and history, creating spaces for social interaction, enhancing security, improving the environment, promoting inclusion and enable self-sustaining public spaces.
Our proposal aimed to create a cooling station that would operate during the summer months and converted into an exhibition space during the non-summer months.
Based on this, we chose our site at Sitabuldi, a bustling market place. This currently underutilised site was visualized to be a space where people can take a break during their shopping trips and can also be a space for social interaction for young and old citizens, by providing a variety of different activities, including jungle gyms, play areas and shaded areas with chess and checker boards.
A multifunctional stage was also designed as part of the process to enhance the imageability of the space, through dance and music.
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Sitabuldi
Plan
Site
Rise in temperatures in Maharashtra, frequent heatwaves disproportionately affects vulnerable populations
Nagpur’s markets are perennially abuzz with activity, encompassing a heterogeneous cohort of stakeholders such as peddlers, street vendors, retailers, shoppers, and tourists. These markets, having been founded restrooms, potable water dispensers, and areas to cool down, especially essential during the sweltering summer months. This lack of essential infrastructure can prove detrimental for the urban poor and vulnerable populace, who have no option but to earn their livelihoods by working in these markets.
This was the primary motivation for an intervention.
SITABUILDI MARKET
Using neglected infrastructure as a framework for the regeneration of inner city voids
Conceptual Development:
The plan seeks to simplify the market’s intricacies while attempting to create a lively environment that maintains safety and comfort for the local community. The conceptual model includes elements that enhances the shopping experience, meet the needs of the immediate stakeholders and promote communal gathering.
Conceptual Elements
Introduction to the site:
From among the numerous markets, Sitabuildi Market has been chosen as the focal point of the proposed urban intervention.
The site is situated above the primary thoroughfare Chandak Nursing Home.
Originally intended to serve as a pay and park facility as an urban void that feels disconnected from its otherwise dynamic setting.
Decoding the site:
Why is it an underutilized site?
Instead, the area is predominantly utilized as an ad-hoc vending location. Consequently, the parking lot is space for the vendors. Furthermore, after the operational hours, the area serves as a depot for their carts and kiosks.
explore alternative applications for the current site. The site is a wide open space that has the potential to support more opportune social activities
Opportunities & Impact:
The location has the potential to be rejuvenated as an urban plaza featuring a dynamic and vibrant public centre, a thermally comfortable landscaped outdoor seating area, interactive tactical installations, as well as safe restrooms and drinking water stations.
Additionally, there is an opportunity to reconsider cooling centres model for the municipal corporation in a suitable setting such as a market, which could be incorporated as part of the heat action plan to mitigate mortality and morbidity.
The market lacks proper resting areas where people can unwind without having to be alert.
Mixed-mode access: Accessible by pedestrians
Blindspot: The site is located behind the existing market, with no immediate view and signage.
Macroclimate: The city of Nagpur experiences drastic heat waves, from April to July.
Microclimate: Overcrowding adds to the ambient temperature, causing overheating and fatigue.
The site currently has an ambiguous function and is poorly managed. There is potential to revitalize it.
Use of PV panels to run the center
Public Gathering Space Designated as outdoor meet-up area and for stakeholders to unwind.
Commissaries for basic refreshments for the public.
Lack of Accessibility: The site lacks properly maintained paths, universal accessibility and public facilities.
Cooling Center:
Time schedule 8:30am- 5:00pm (During the months of March to May)
Availability of paramedic 23rd May to 2nd June (Heat Wave Period)
Capacity: 100
Seating Areas
Seating provides a comfortable place for people to rest and relax, especially as people may be standing for long periods of time in the market place.
Community Center: Time schedule 8:30am- 10:00pm (During other months)
No: of Employees: 5
Facilities provided during this period:
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Playground and Gym Playgrounds offer a fun and safe space for children and adults to engage in physical activity alongside shopping.
Misting Station: Time schedule 8 am - 7 pm (During the months of March to June)
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Outdoor Stage A space which can bring people of all ages together for entertainment, recreation, and interaction.
Materials and Construction
Heat Action Plan Modular design Use of modular design for easy fabrication and replication.
Steel framed structure for the Cooling/ Community Center.
Bamboo framed structure for the shading canopy (along with dry mist).
BAMBOO MAT WALL PANELS TERRACOTTA SCREENS
M
Scale of intervention
Scale of intervention
SCALABILITY OF THE PROJECT
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of the square Potential and needs: Site Analysis: intervention scope area: 1250 m2 site area for b/u: 700 m2
Revitalization
SITABUILDIMAINROAD
The site does not respond to the genuine needs and problems of the visitors and shoppers.
Street vendors and Informal workers
access climate inclusivity Thermal Comfort Social Impact and Inclusion Economic Feasibility Local Resources Revitalization of the square The plan seeks to simplify the market's intricacies while attempting to create a lively environment that maintains safety and comfort for the local community. The Conceptual Model includes elements that enhances the shopping experience, meet the needs of the immediate stakeholders and promote communal gathering. Scalability of the project s M Heat Action Plan MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Modular design Use of modular design for easy fabrication and replication. Steel framed structure for the Cooling/ Community Center. Bamboo Mat Wall Panels Terracotta screens Allows for light and airflow through the building while being self shading. Bamboo framed structure for the Shading canopy (along with dry mist). Conceptual Elements Net Zero Project Cooling Center Designated as a place for the stakeholders to cool off during periods of excess heat. Community Center Designated to host community and social events like Exhibitions, Galleries etc during the off-season. Misting Stations Designated as outdoor spaces, cooled by dry misting systems. Commercial Shops Designated as
do not have access to public washrooms and a clean drinking water supply.
TOILETS
Economic Feasibility Modular Design Revenue Stream
Working Schedule
CENTER +
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COOLING
MISTING STATION GATHERING SPACE
SITABUILDI MARKET
Using neglected infrastructure as a framework for the regeneration of the inner city voids
Objective of the current proposal:
Strategy:
Improve health and well-being of the users
Support the current activities around
Space for all user groups
The plaza was designed along a central winding path directing users through several points of community interaction and visual focus. It also maintains the use of cool blue shades throughout the landscape, to cognitively strengthen the centers main function of cooling. The space is divided into a series of public sectors with diverse functions: shaded seating area, cooling/ community centre, performance space, playground and gym, all of which catering to different age groups. Tactical Urbanism approach was kept in mind for the planning of the site.
Safe and comfortable pedestrian realm
Placemaking to improve livability improve legibility
1. Entry to the plaza
2. Entry pathway with arches
3.Bicycle stand
4. Seating area (with and without shade)
5. Entry to Public toilets
6. Retail fronts and water dispenser
7. Entry to Cooling/ Community centre
8. Playground and gym
9. Outdoor Stage
Tactical Urbanism is premised on using low-cost and scalable interventions as a way to catalyse long-term change to improve the built environment in a city. This approach is being employed on site inorder to inspire action and expedite project implementation. It can also broaden public engagement and give more insight on the topic of heatwaves and climate change that we are trying to address in the proposal, at the same time create interactive and safe public spaces.
Tactical Techniques:
Tactical Urbanism Lighting
Planting
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Activity Mapping Age Mapping
Bench Type A Bench Type B Bench Type C Bench Type D Merry-go-around Jungle Gym Hopscotch Stage Shading Device Bench Type E Planter Type A Planter Type B Rock climbing wall Litterbin Paint Site Plan: 2 3 5 6 4 7 8 9 1 0 10 20 30 40 50
Cooling Center Seating Lounging Playing Cultural Activities Directive Visual Cues Shopkeepers/Vendors Youth Parents General Visitors Elderly Children Light Bollards Street Lights LED Strip Lights in enlivening the space and maintaining safety and comfort, at night. Trees Shrubs Grass The limited use of vegetation is a viable solution to enhance the feeling of relaxation in the space. B’ B A A’
SITABUILDI MARKET
Using neglected infrastructure as a framework for the regeneration of the inner city voids
Plan of the Cooling/ Community Center:
Cooling
Views of the proposal:
Section of the Cooling Wall
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300 300 3600
Capacity: 40 No: of Employees: 2 Facilities
period:
Center: Time schedule : 8:30am- 5:00pm (During the months of March to May) Availability of paramedic : 23rd May to 2nd June (Heat Wave Period)
provided during this
Community Center: Time schedule : 8:30am- 10:00pm (During other months)
Station: Time schedule : 8 am - 7 pm (During the months of March to June) 0 1 2 3 4 5
Working Schedule:
Misting
towards the outdoor stage and playground
View from the entrance of the
plaza View
Cross Section A-A’
1. Entr y to the plaza 2. Entr y pathway with arches 3.Bicycle stand 4. Seating area (with and without shade) 5. Entr y to Public toilets 6. Retail fronts and water dispenser 7. Entr y to Cooling/ Community centre 8. Playground and gym 9. Outdoor Stage
Long Section B-B’
SITAB U IL D I M A R KE T
Using neglected infrastructure as a framework for the regeneration of the inner city voids
Views of the proposal: Specification and Estimation
Impact Assessment:
The center would offer resources to preserve the health and wellbeing of visitors, especially in response to Nagpur’s harsh summers ( from March to May).
• The Cooling Center would offer multiple amenities to withstand these summer months, including Water Coolers, Misting Platforms and Shaded seating.
• In case of dire circumstance, proper recovery areas and immediate paramedic access would help the affected.
Promoting Community interaction
Safeguarding health and well being 1 2 3 4
The center would boost community based activities amongst the visiting public, through leisure gatherings, cultural events, and informative meets.
• The Open Air Stage would be an open platform for informal performances and recreation, while the various seating would encourage socialization amongst visitors.
• The Cooling Center itself would be transformed into a community center (during off months), with its multi use spaces that would hold workshops, conferences and performances.
Supporting Market stakeholders
The center would support several demographics of the markets’ stakeholders.
• Shopkeepers and Vendors would be able to cool down, remain hydrated and have constant access to lavatory and paramedic facilities, whenever needed.
• Shoppers would use the center as a rest stop, to rejuvenate and refresh while shopping.
• For visiting families, the elderly would benefit from ample shaded seating, while children would be occupied by fun playground games
Creating a Landmark
The center would create a vibrant Landmark in the neighborhood as a functional, yet entertaining hub.
• Cool and bright colors would help enliven the space, while also contributing towards a relaxing feel of “Cognitive Cooling”.
• Proper landscape lighting and signage would allow the space to remain functional for longer periods while maintaining safety and comfort.
Net zero performance:
If the daily energy consumption in Nagpur is 5.4 units, we will need 17 solar panels, to generate 27 units of energy per day in Nagpur. the calculations to find the amount of energy that needs to be generated by the solar panels is as follows:
of solar panels
2 = 27 units
A standard of 320 W Solar Loom panel measures around 1.67 meters in length and 1.0 meter in width, with a thickness of around 3.5 centimeters. The price of which is around ₹ 9,500 - ₹ 10,000. The use of solar panels is an option proposed and can be omitted.
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o Particulars Unit Units used Per Unit Rate (INR) Total Building Specifications (Cooling center/ Community Center) Lime Plaster 40kg 39 300 11700 Hard-drawn steel wire fabric 75x25mm mesh of weight not less than 7.75 kg/sqm sqm 16 430 6880 Bamboo 25 mm dia 2.5 metre long score 2600 400 52000 Portland Cement (OPC-43 Grade) cum 4 2 4000 16800 Wooden Door frame (118x59mm) Nos 7 1999 13993 Vitreous china angle back wash basin (400x400 mm) Nos 7 425 2975 Rectangular shape 453x357 mm Mirror with Plastic moulded frame Nos 7 290 2030 Stainless Steel Grab bar (400mm) Nos 1 729 729 Linseed Oil itre/100sqf 2605 200 5210 Oxidised mild steel handles 75 mm Nos 15 12 180 Oxidised mild steel hasps and staples (safety type) 90 mm Nos 10 79 790 Water ATM Machine Nos 2 12000 24000 320W Loom Solar Panels Nos 17 10000 170000 Ch na Mosa c Ti e sqm 236 42 2049 484424.58 Half Bamboo Floor sqfeet 128 21 200 25642 Evaporative cooler pad panels sqfeet 426 200 85200 Rubbish - Gabion Wall cum 4 62 103 77 479.4174 Total with solar panels : Rs 903033 Tota without so ar pane s : Rs 733033 S No. Particulars Un t Units used Per Unit Rate (INR) Total Landscape Specifications (Coo ing center) 1 Pav ng square feet 14065 45 632925 2 Wooden Planter Boxes Nos 11 400 4400 3 Garbage Bin (P astic) Nos 5 400 2000 4 Cyc e Stand Nos 6 1000 6000 5 Wet pour rubber flooring square feet 627 200 125400 6 P ayground Equ pment 7 Merry Go Round Nos 1 5566 5566 8 Trampoline Nos 1 5040 5040 9 Spider Web Playground C imbers Nos 1 18000 18000 10 Arched Cl mbers Nos 1 10000 10000 11 Bol ards Nos 30 1200 36000 12 Street lamps Nos 8 1000 8000 13 Fabric Ro ls PVC Coated Tensi e Membrane Rol s (sq/ft) 276 275 75900 14 Road marking paint (spirit based) itre(100sqf) 15.05 115 1730.75 Rs 930961.73 Tota : Total cost of construction with solar panels = Rs 18,33,994.75 Total cost of construction without solar panels = Rs 16,63,994.75
View
towards the shaded seating area
PHD CABIN
Area - 2.50 x 3.00 M
Project Type - Individual
The project objective was to design a cabin for a Ph. D., student, at the Department of Architecture and Planning, Nagpur. The project required to choose appropriate materials and colours, and design furniture for the space.
The initial design and inspiration was to ensure privacy for the student, while also creating a peaceful and warm environment that is also healthy and functional for the student. This is done by providing adjustable desks, storage spaces, visualizing boards and so on.
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MATERIAL PALETTE PLYWOOD
Plywood has been used for the table and cupboards in the room. It is tinted darker using a suitable dye to match the colour theme of the space. Plywood’s properties of lightweight and moisture resistance, makes it a preferable choice when designing furnitre.
CORKBOARD
A corkboard wall is place on the wall closest to the student. This is so that the student can envision their ideas, tasks and deadlines. It can also serve as a reminder and even design board.
TILE
Marble tiles are used in the room. Not only is it elegant, but also is durable, moisture resistant and is also an excellent insulator. Lighter floor material was used so that it can make the room more brighter and refreshing for the user.
GYPSUM FALSE CEILING
Gypsum false ceiling is durable, lightweight and cost efficient and hence is used in the project. False ceiling was used to create a simple yet intricate design.
CARPET
A blue woollen carpet has been used here so as to provide insulation and a feel of ‘‘personalized touch’ for the user. It also helps to ‘warm up’ the space.
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COLOUR SCHEME
FURNITURE DETAILS
Electric standing desks are designed to encourage the user to be more productive while ensuring comfortability. Here, electric adjuatsable desks are designed that covert the electric power to mechanical force, to adjust the desk to the users’s desired position. Control boxes used here are responsible for adjusting the height of the table, by judging how much power is coming from output.
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Sectional Elevation
Sectional Elevation
Sectional Elevation
Sectional Elevation
WORKING DRAWING
Area - 180 sq. m.
Location - Nagpur, Maharashtra
Project Type - Individual
The objective of this project was to create working drawings for a residence at Nagpur. The project contains all details, from footing to floor plans, sections and elevations, planning floor tiles to plot boundary details. It also contains toilet and kitchen details along with their sections and elevations.
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KITCHEN LIVING ROOM VERANDHA BALCONY BEDROOM TOILET W/C 3155 X 3615 1200 X 900 2100 X 1200 1000MM WIDE 3155 X 3250 3155 X 4265 3155 X 2000 BATH 2100 X 1200 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 D2 D D1 D D1 D D1 D1 TREAD 250MM RISER 170MM DOWN UP 230 1000 230 2000 230 4265 230 1200 230 3615 230 1000 3000 12000 3000 18000 230 3155 230 3155 230 1500 7000 10000 1500 230 230 1500 7000 1500 3155 230 3155 10000 1000 230 2000 230 3250 230 1200 115 900 230 3615 230 1000 3000 12000 3000 18000 3115 2230 3365 1015 1430 3730 1615 3385 3385 1615 1615 3385 3385 1615 3115 2230 3365 1015 1430 3730 3115 3115 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 A B C A B C 0000 3115 5345 8825 9840 11270 14855 18000 0000 3115 5345 8825 9840 11270 14855 18000 0000 1615 5000 8385 10000 0000 1615 5000 8385 10000 230 900 1355 900 230 900 1355 900 230 115 1218 1800 597 2140 115 900 230 900 115 2140 230 597 1800 1218 115 230 115 1125 900 230 1200 230 1200 115 1290 1800 1175 230 230 230 1000 230 6540 230 230 3155 230 3155 230 230 230 1000 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 385 3155 230 900 115 1200 115 2000 230 1000 207,26 700 1800 750 230 385 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 1000 230 900 900 305 1050 230 3155 230 3155 230 885 115 2000 230 3365 900 115 300 900 115 3615 230 885 115 1000 230 3155 230 3155 230 2100 1200 750 115 900 230 2100 115 900 230 W W W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 V V V BALCONY 1000MM WIDE BEDROOM 3155 X 3615 BALCONY 1000MM WIDE 1015 Typical Floor Plan
SECTION Y1-Y1
25 Working Drawing SECTION Y1 Y1 SLAB DROP 100MM SLAB DROP 150MM SLAB DROP 100MM SLAB DROP 150MM SLAB DROP 100MM SLAB DROP 150MM 3000 12000 3000 18000 600 2760 300 1000 1650 300 1000 1650 300 1000 1650 300 1000 115150 13410 600 3060 3060 3060 2400 1260 TERRACE LEVEL WATER TANK LEVEL MID LANDING LEVEL LINTEL LEVEL PB2 PB1 PB1 PB1 PB2 LB1 LB1 FB FB FB FB FB FB SB3 SB3 SB3 SB3 SB3 SB3 SB3 SB3 SB2 SB2 SB2 SB2 SB2 SB2 SB1 SB1 SB1 +0.00 +600.00 +2130.00 +3660.00 +4410.00 +5190.00 +5760.00 +6720.00 +7470.00 +8250.00 +8820.00 +9780.00 +13410.00 WATER TANK TOILET LIVING ROOM BEDROOM 110MM THK SLAB 110MM THK SLAB 110MM THK SLAB 10780 SCALE 1:100 SILL LEVEL SILL LEVEL LINTEL LEVEL SECOND FLOOR LEVEL FIRST FLOOR LEVEL MID LANDING LEVEL MID LANDING LEVEL PLINTH LEVEL GROUND LEVEL TOILET LIVING ROOM BEDROOM
TOILET DETAILED PLAN
BATHROOM DETAILED PLAN
SECTION A A' SECTION B B'
26 Working Drawing TOILET 2100 X 1200 230 2140 115 230 600 230 1060 300MM DIA GEYSER FIXED TO WALL 20MM DIA HOT WATER PIPE 20MM DIA COLD WATER PIPE TAP 20MM DIA PVC PIPE FROM OVERHEAD WATER TANK 230MM THICK BRICK WALL 600X600 INSPECTION CHAMBER 100MM DIA PVC SOIL PIPE 120MM DIA PVC MAIN SEWAGE PIPE UNDERGROUND WITH FLOW TOWARDS SOUTH 300X300 CERAMIC FLOOR TILE 230 600 230 1060 645 A 5 4 A B C D C C' W/C 1200 X 900 BATH 2100 X 1200 TOWEL ROD 5 4 3 5 4 3 C C 600X600 INSPECTION CHAMBER 100MM DIA STONEWARE PIPE 100MM DIA MAIN DRAINAGE PIPE 25MM PVC PIPE 230X230 GULLY TRAP 100MM NAHANI TRAP 300MM DIA GEYSER FIXED TO WALL 115MM THICK BRICK WALL 75MM WASTE WATER PIPE 230MM THICK BRICK WALL 20MM DIA HOT WATER PIPE 20MM DIA COLD WATER PIPE 230 600 230 1060 430 330 115 230 1055 1200 A B C D A A' B B' E E' F F' 300 335 885 110 230 2100 1200 230MM THICK BRICK WALL 450MM PROJECTION RCC CHAJJA 450 X 900 TEAK WOOD VENTILATOR PARTLY LOUVERED PARTLY COVERED 300 X 300 CERAMIC FLOOR TILES 25MM DIA PVC PIPE FROM OVERHEAD TANK 10MM THICK CERAMIC TILES FLUSH CORK 12MM THICK CERAMIC TILE FLOORING STAINLESS STEEL TAP 100MM DIA T JUNCTION PIPE 100MM DIA P TRAP SANITARY DOWN TAKE PIPE CEMENT MORTAR WATERPROOFING 115MM THICK BRICK WALL 335 885 110 230 230MM THICK BRICK WALL 450MM PROJECTION RCC CHAJJA 450 X 900 TEAK WOOD VENTILATOR PARTLY LOUVERED PARTLY COVERED 300 X 300 CERAMIC FLOOR TILES 10MM THICK CERAMIC TILES 12MM THICK CERAMIC TILE FLOORING 100MM DIA T JUNCTION PIPE 100MM DIA P TRAP SANITARY DOWN TAKE PIPE CEMENT MORTAR WATERPROOFING 115MM THICK BRICK WALL 450 3060 520 110 LB1 SB1 S1 SB1 LB1 SB1 D D' E F G H
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TOILET DETAILS
KITCHEN DETAILS
THICK GRANITE FASCIA WITH SMOOTHENED EDGES
THICK GRANITE SLAB WITH 600MM DEPTH FIXED ON TOP OF KOTA STONE BASE
STEEL
PLAN AT OTTA LEVEL
THICK GRANITE FASCIA WITH SMOOTHENED EDGES
THICK GRANITE SLAB WITH 600MM DEPTH FIXED ON TOP OF KOTA STONE BASE
SECTION A A'
SECTION B B'
27 Working Drawing KITCHEN 3155 X 3250 A 2 A B B 3 3 2 A A' B' B C' C 400 400 400 750 400 400 400 360 230 3250 115 115 815 700 230 1800 3385 1200X800 DINING TABLE 700X760 PLYWOOD CABINETS 18MM
18MM
500X750MM EXHAUST CHIMNEY 230X300 R.C.C. COLUMN 230MM THICK BRICK WALL KITCHEN 3155 X 3250 A 2 A B B 3 3 2 A A' B' B C' C 1200X800 DINING TABLE 600X600 REFRIGERATOR 18MM
18MM
700X340 STAINLESS
SINK 662X350X104MM GAS STOVE 700 750 600 1380 1530 400 800 3155 3385 115 815 700 230 1800 230X300 R.C.C. COLUMN SB1 SB1 S1 SB1 SB1 S1 GAS STOVE 400 800 760 850 70 240 240 240 240 50 480 480 500 500 500 500 150 150MM DIA ALUMINUM PIPE 700x760 PLYWOOD CABINETS 700X340 STAINLESS STEEL SINK 50MM GRANITE FASCIA 500X800 PLYWOOD CABINET 50MM PLYWOOD BASE 110MM THICK R.C.C SLAB B SB1 SB1 S1 SB1 SB1 S1 800 600 1136 850 750 3060 600X600MM REFRIGERATOR 110MM THICK R.C.C SLAB 500X500X450MM TIMBER CHAIR 500X750MM EXHAUST CHIMNEY 700X760 PLYWOOD CABINETS 110MM THICK R.C.C SLAB 115MM THICK BRICK WALL FLOOR LEVEL +0.00 COOKING PLATFORM +800.00 CABINET BOTTOM +1650.00 CABINET TOP +2310.00 FLOOR LEVEL +0.00 COOKING PLATFORM +800.00 CABINET BOTTOM +1650.00 CABINET TOP +2310.00
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PLAN ABOVE OTTA LEVEL
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