Ansari Saddam H.S. Architecture works 2018-23 by saddam ansari

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLI

ANSARI SADDAM SELECTED WORKS 2018-2023

CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION

Secondary Education (SSC)

Anjuman-I-Islam Kurla Boys High School ,Kurla - Mumbai.

Higher Secondary Education (HSC)

SVKM’s Mithibai College , Vile Parle - Mumbai.

Bachelor in Architecture

Rizvi College Of Architecture , Bandra - Mumbai.

WORK EXPERIENCE

SADDAM

ANSARI

Mumbai

16 Feb 1999

My perspective towards architecture is creating spaces that are able to connect with the user’s emotion. I share a strong understanding of concepts, ideas, design & it’s process where i’m passionate about analysing forms & activities that the client/location/art performs , As i believe that the best of the work can be planned when there is a connect between the people & architecture on a micro level. I’m always willingt o learn more. I’m also disciplined & committed to my work & roles to learn more about the field with you & your team.

SOFTWARE SKILLS

ANALOGUE SKILLS

+91 9768188519

ansarisaddam4567@gmail.com

saddam ansari

Architecture Internship _Opolis Architects , Mumbai.

• Residential Architecture projects

• Conceptual Drawings

• Physical and Digital Model making

• Presentation Drawings

Oreil House ( Freelance ) Malvani Malad (E) , Mumbai.

• G+2 with Terrace Residential Raw House

• Conceptual, Detailed and working Drawings

• Digital Model making

• Presentations

• Client Meetings

• Site Supervision

COMPETETION

Rotary youth Leadership Awards (RYLA)

Annual Nasa Design Competetion (ANDC)

Indian National Trust For Art And Cultural Heritage (INTACH)

1st Prize - Uncharted Hamlet Of Jhuntamara

Achievements and Electives

Sem. 02

Sem. 06

Sem. 07

Languages

Islamic Architecture with Prof. Tanya Shah

Understanding Works of Master Architect Sinan with Neesha Mewada Class topper for technical subjects

Hobbies

2018 - 2023 Dec 2022 - Jun 2023 2021 2020 2019 2021-2022 2016 - 2018 2016

Drafting

Modeling

Rendering Adobe Creative Cloud Suite

Office Suite

English

MUSIC

Travelling • Urdu • Video Games

Cooking Autodesk Autocad

Hand Drafting Model Making Photography Documentation Autodesk Revit Autodesk Revit Twinmotion Illustrator Lightroom InDesign Excel OneNote Trimble SketchUp Chaos Vray Photoshop Word PowerPoint

Hindi • Marathi

Microsoft

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Sketching

•

“keep it simple”

WE DO NOT RAISE BUILDINGS THAT FLOAT IN EMPTY SPACE, WE REFLECT THE HARMONY OF NATURE AND THE SPRIT OF THE PLACE .

CONTENT Social Around Sacred ACADEMICS SEM-10 30 05 Mumbai International Finance Centre ACADEMICS SEM-09 24 04 Oriel House Freelance project 2021-22 44 08 Alang Housing ACADEMICS SEM-07 18 03 Khar Municipal Market ACADEMICS SEM-06 12 02 Youth Centre ACADEMICS SEM-05 06 01 Sewri Fort Landscape ACADEMICS SEM-06 42 07 Weekend Bungalow Working Drawing ACADEMICS SEM-06 36 06 Uncharted Hamlets of Jhuntamara Documentation sem-04 46 09 Panvel Bus Terminus ANDC Competetion 48 10 Skills and Hobbies other intrests 50 11

MIMAR SINAN 16TH CENTURY OTTOMAN CHIEF ROYAL ARCHITECT

YOUTH CENTRE 01

SEMESTER : 05

YEAR : 2019

LOCATION : BANDRA WEST MUMBAI.

SITE AREA : 4600 SQM.

The youth of a nation is undoubtedly a very essential part of the society. This programme’s aim was to design a space that the youth can relate to and thus facilitataes channelising their energy in best way possible. A space that encourages interaction, exchange of ideas and a platform for debate and discussion.

To achieve the above mentioned multiple nodes, pockets and pause points have been created facilitating informal interaction beyond closed defined spaces.Additionally an attempt to provide flexible spaces that could be interpreted and appropriated by theusers as required.A playful outdoor space with the use of levels has been designed that weaves all the individual spaces creating a holistic space for the youth but at the same time welcomes people of all age group to socialise.

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DESIGN PROCESS

STEP 01

Analysis of site & determining direction of shade and predominant wind direction.

STEP 02

Placing the built mass on site parallel to longer side of site.

STEP 03

Removing mass to let in sunlight and to keep hot air circulating.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECTION B-B’

Youth centre Bandra is specifically designed for age group 10-25 years youngsters. The Design incorporated programs like coworking space , dance and art studios and a primary program of makers assylum where creative minds can come and perform experiments to create machines and gadgets. The design and form of Building is such that it gives the futuristic feeling and a smart design in order to keep natural light and ventilation inside of each space. The Form of building is based on sci-fi theme where 45 degree walls enhance and complement to its idea .

STEP 04

Removing mass to accomodate public gathering spaces.

STEP 05

Raising entrance to make it grand and visible to pedestrians.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

STEP 06 adding trees and landscape to maximise shade and pedestrian experience.

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A-A’

SECTION

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FRONT

MASTER PLAN

ELEVATION

Glassdome internal view Overlooking walking Gallery view

ISOMETRIC

Maker’s space studio

EXPLODED

Entrance view Internal courtyard view Co working space view Central gathering space Library outdoor sitting space view Library view

KHAR MARKET 02

SEMESTER : 06

YEAR : 2020

LOCATION : KHAR WEST MUMBAI.

SITE AREA : 6839 SQM.

The brief revolved around understanding what a marketplace could mean beyond the commerce associated and thus re-imagining and redesigning the given market site. Studying the site context helped in undestanding the unrealised importance of informal street markets which inspite of being a very essential part of everyday life, becomes invisible and gounnoticed. The intent thus was to create a street market, which further evolved into dividing the massive volume of the site through smaller streets and thus creating informal street markets along them. Streets are an inclusive public space for all, thus they give a fair business chance to all shopowners and a greater variety to all customers.

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DESIGN PROCESS

STEP 01

Analysis of site and determining the direction of shade and predominant wind direction.

STEP 02

Defining the pedestrian walkways in direction of predominant wind.

STEP 03

Placing the massing on site

STEP 04

Removing the excess mass to create the courtyard in between for vegetable market and to allow wind flow.

STEP 05

Adding courtyards to create recreational spaces for neighbouring residence.

Khar market redevelopment project aims to give the market an identity beyond just market . It focuses on solving problems in surrounding due to lack of public spaces, gardens and congregational space. To address such problems multiple public spaces have been added to the market which bring and attract people towards market.

Multiple entry exit points make market porous and accesible for all including differently abled people. To reduce maintanance and power consumption natural light and ventilation is provided. Public seatings and eatery spaces are provided on nodes to create the feeling of a busy market.To keep the traffic flow smooth, the loading and unloading area for goods is provided near less crowded road.

SHOP TYPOLOGY

Storage

STEP 06

Placing glazed roof to let in natural light into the structure also keeping visitors safe in rainy season.

MASTER PLAN

DETAIL SECTION @1

Vegetable / Wet Market Stalls

Counter

Shopkeepers

Plastic utensil shops

Computer repair shops

DETAIL SECTION @2

Plastic utensil shops

Jwellery /electronics shops

Tailor shops

Chicken / cold storage shops

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@ B

B-B’

ELEVATION

SECTION

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Public seating space view Vegetable market entrance view Fish market entrance view Vegetable market view Open market entrance view

ROOF PLAN

Cold storage lane view

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Electrical and hardware lane view View from first floor level

ALANG HOUSING 03

SEMESTER : 07

YEAR : 2021

LOCATION : ALANG GUJARAT.

SITE AREA : 26000 SQM.

Alang is known for its ship breaking industry. It produces about 15% of India’s total steel production. Alang is a census town with a population of18,000 comprising majorly of Migrant workers that migrate from North Indan states like UttarPradesh, Bihar Jharkhand.etc. Currently there are no proper housing facilities in Alang which have compelled the workers to live in compact shanties and villages with no basic ammenities. The Aim of this project is to provide Housing facilities to these migrant workers & their families along with essential ammenities like a market,healthcare facility. education facility.etc. The housing should cater to the needs of the workers and provide a safer and communal environment.

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DESIGN PROCESS

STEP 01

Identifying the shaded directions on site for pedestrian comfort.

STEP 02

Placing grid parallel to predominant wind direction.

STEP 03

Introducing the main arterial road passing along the periphery giving access for services and fire fighting vehicle.

STEP 04

Framing internal pedestrian lanes so as to minimise chances of vehicular accidents and more interaction between residents.

Alang housing project is designed to improve the health and lifestyle of labours with affordable houses and quality spaces.

The design is simple and linear in order to provide ample natural light and ventilation into each cluster, also the connecting footpaths and internal roads play a major role to make connection between spaces and users. Natural light and ventilation keeps control on consumption of resources while courtyards bring social interaction between users. The precast construction technology is used due to repeating grid and elements sizes hence making it economical in construction.

DESIGN IDEAS

STEP 05

Placing sitting spaces at point of intersections of roads do as to make nodes alive.

STEP 06

placing housing units facing each other to improve interactions and human connect.

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SCIOGRAPHY UNIT MODULES

TYPOLOGIES OF STRUCTURES

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SECTION AA ’ SECTION BB ’

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

CLUSTER DETAIL HEALTHCARE CENTRE MARKET AND BUS STAND

GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN

View of eastern edge Linear building Typology L shaped building rear view L shaped building Typology C shape Typology (dormitory) View of seating spaces Courtyard view Community garden view Kindergarten view Community gathering space view Training space view Market entrance view Bus and rickshaw drop off view

04 MUMBAI INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CENTER

SEMESTER : 09

YEAR : 2022

LOCATION : Bandra - Kurla Complex

SITE AREA : 18000 SQM.

MIFC servers as a platform for group participants in banking, asset management, insurance or Financial markets with venues and supporting services for these activities. MIFC develops a strong Global connect and focus on the needs of the economy as well as to serve as an international Financial platform for the entire region and the global economy. MIFC caters to customers outside The jurisdiction of the domestic economy & deal with flows of finance, financial products and Services across borders. London, new york and singapore can be counted as global financial Centres. MIFC is intended to provide indian corporates with easier access to global financial Markets, and to complement and promote further development of financial markets in india.

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DESIGN PROCESS

The central court houses an amphitheater that acts as an informal gathering.It also provides the ventilation inside the building

The various levels of terraces also have planters which reduces the heat exchanges and heat flow between the structure and the outside environment hence acts as a good insulation.

Openings have been designed such that requirement of artificial is minimal throughout the day when the building is under maximum usage.

The various levels of terraces also have planters which reduces the heat exchanges and heat flow between the structure and the outside environment hence acts as a good insulation.

The central court houses an amphitheater that acts as an informal gathering.

CIRCULATION ZONING

balconies help to boosts the working environment as well as enhance the micro climate with the structure.

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SITE AREA: 18,000 SQM FSI OF COMMERCIAL AREA IN ‘G’ BLOCK 4.00 BUILT- UP AREA: 72,000 SQM + 35% OF B.U.A FOR SERVICES PROGRAM GROUND COVERAGE AND LAND DISTRIBUTION FOOTPRINT= 9000 SQM OPEN SPACE AND SETBACK= 3600 SQM GREEN SPACE= 5400 SQM 50% 30% 20% 35% 65% SERVICES ACTIVITIES 50% 10% 15% 25% RETAIL AND LEISURE BUSINESS CENTER HOSPITALITY OFFICES • By creating atrium spaces with skylights, the section of the building is such that natural light enters into the building, considerably reducing the dependence on artificial lighting. • Openings have been designed such that requirement of artificial is minimal throughout the day when the building is under maximum usage. Linearity of path stretch Edge of palm trees BKC Road Branching roads Buildings Public Open spaces Site Meetha Nala Key SITEI

SUN PATH ANALYSIS MASSING

KEY PLAN

PERFORATED GRC DETAIL CURTAIN WALL DETAIL

1ST FLOOR PLAN SECTION C-C’

ISOMETRIC CUT ISOMETRIC

DETAIL

FACADE

BALCONY PLANTER

KEY PLAN 2ND-3RD FLOOR PLAN 4TH FLOOR PLAN SECTION B-B’ COURTYARD VIEW OFFICE VIEW VIEW FROM ROAD HOTEL ENTRANCE VIEW FROM BRIDGE RETAIL UNIT ENTRANCE 5TH FLOOR PLAN 6TH-7TH FLOOR PLAN 8TH-9TH FLOOR PLAN

05 SOCIAL AROUND SACRED

SEMESTER : 10 (Design Dessertation)

YEAR : 2023

LOCATION : Mahim (Mumbai)

SITE AREA : 16870 SQM ( dp marked).

AIM :

The main aim of this project is to preserve and promote cultural identity of a diverse neighbourhood by means of education , entertainment and dialogue.

OBJECTIVES :

• the main objective of the project is to preserve and revive the the spirit of social identity of the of a precint full of different religious institutes and communities.

• to bring different communities together by educating and promoting their culture and ideologies.

• It will be a social space for bridging gap between cultures and communities by education , entertainment and dialougue.

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DESIGN PROCESS

SITE WITH CONTEXT

DEFINING VISUAL AXIS TO SACRED SEA

SEPARATING PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICULAR MOVEMENT FOR EASY CIRCULATION

According to analysis the green zone is created near the lj road depot so that the traffic can be sorted and people could get new plaza to socialize. Visual axis to sea is kept sacred bcz water is sacred for all . The spaces are in order of public to private hirarchy.

By keeping in mind the natural topography and sun wind pathways the best suited alignment came out to be south west north east shorter span hence additional private courtyards created which benefit the programs to run smoothly

Courtyard

+ Reception

Workshop

PLACING BUILT MASS ALONG THE DEFINED CIRCULATION

STAGGERING THE BLOCKS ACCORDING TO CLIMATE AND PRIVACY

Inpiration inspired by the fort architecture of Maharashtra to co memorate the legacy of Mahim Fort the design is an abstract of the fort architecture along with contemporary housing typology of konkan Region with pitched roof and extended balcony. The courtyards are effective way of connecting people togather by interaction as seen in Indian cities.

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1. A. B. 10. C. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 8. 3. 1. Waiting

7. Toilets 14. Dance

2. Administration 9. Bamboo Pavillion 15. Art

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Sultanate 21. Gallery of Europian

A. Pedestrian

B. Sunken

C. Boat Courtyard 3. Souvenier

10. Auditorium 16. Museum Curator Office 4. Cafeteria 11. Green Room 17. Museum Lounge 5. Kitchen 12. Artist Romm 18. Audio Visual Gallery 19. Gallery of Koli community 6. Storage for Kitchen 13. Toilets 19. Gallery of Indegenious Empires DETAIL A DETAIL B DETAIL C DETAIL D S E C T I O N A - A’ S E C T I O N C - C’

Gallery

Gujarat

Empires

Plaza

shop

CLERESTORY WINDOW DETAIL @ SCALE 1:10

PITCHED ROOF GUTTER AND WINDOW DETAIL

34 35 22. 23. 24. 25. 27. 26. 28. 22. Common Passage 28. Library 23. Small Exhibition 24. Multipurpous Area 25. Large Exhibition / Banquet 26. Pantry 27. Multipurpous Area S E C T I O N B - B’ S E C T I O N 1 - 1’ 100-1200 BAMBOO PURLINS ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TILES ALUMINIUM END CAP DRIP 150 MM DEPTH GI GUTTER SKYLIGHT WITH DOUBLE POLY CARBONATE SHEETS BAMBOO SUN SCREEN 20 MM THK CEMENT FIBRE BORD MM BITUMINIOUS WATER PROOFING MEMBRANE 6MM MS T JUNCTION SUPPORT MEMBERS BOLTED AT THE END SELF DRIVING SCREWS FIXED TO TIE BAMBOO TRUSS MEMBERS LIGHT STEEL SECTION FRAME FOR BAMBOO SUN SCREEN BAMBOO TRUSS COMPRESSION MEMBER SELF DRIVING SCREWS FIXED TO TIE BAMBOO TRUSS MEMBERS NO 120MM ɸ BAMBOO MEMBERS FIXED INSIDE RCC COLUMN 230X400 RCC COLUMN (EXPOSED CONCRETE FINISH) 150 MM THK RCC BENCH ACTING AS TIE BEAM MM BITUMIN WATER PROOFING SHEET MM GEO TEXTILE SHEET FOR WATER ABSORPTION DRAIN PIPE 150 MM THK PCC BED BLENDED SOIL 25 MM PAVE STONE CAPING 150 MM BRICK WALL BAMBOO STRIPES FOR SCREENING BAMBOO SUN SCREEN 60 MM THK NATURAL STONE FLOORING 40 MM THK CEMENT SAND SCREEDING

CLERESTORY WINDOW DETAIL REEL WHEEL 18 MM EXTERNAL PLASTER 150 MM HT VATA 75 MM PCC WATER PROOFING WET MORTAR BRICK CLADDING DRIP MOLD 25 MM FABRIC COATED ACOUSTIC PANEL 50 MM GLASS WOOL FILLING FOR SOUND ABSORPTION 50 LIGHT STEEL CHANNEL PROFILE TO REST PANLES WET MORTAR CLADDING 230 MM THK BRICK WALL ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TILES MM UNDERLAY ADHESIVE LAYER FOAM CLOSURE STRIP MM THK MS HIP CAP INSECT NET MM MS FLAT WELD. 150x100x6 MM MS BOX RAFTER 150x100x6 MM MS BOX RAFTER 50X125X3 MM GI HAT PURLIN WELDED AND BOLTED TO PURLIN 100 MM THK INDULATED GLASSWOOL SANDWICH ROOF PANEL 6 MM UNDERLAY ADHESIVE LAYER ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TILES 200 MM DEEP GI GUTTER FASCIA PATTI MAETAL DRIP EDGE 600 MM HT. ALUMINIUM FRAMED SINGLE HUNGED CLERESTORY WINDOW 200X150X6 MM MS STUB COLUMN ANGLE CLAET BOLTED AND JOIND ON BASE PLATE 300X750 MM DOUBLY REINFORCEMENT BEAM PVC SOFFIT 150X75X6 MM MS CHANNEL BEAM MM THK MS STEEL BASE PLATE 12 MM THK INTERNAL PLASTER 18 MM THK EXTERNAL PLASTER 300 MM THK RCC BEAM 150 MM THK RCC SLAB 24 MM THK GRANITE FRAME 750 MM HT. ALUMINIUM FRAMED SINGLE HUNGED CLERESTORY WINDOW 75 MM THK RCC CAST STONE WINDOW SILL MM DAMP PROOF COURSE 12 MM MORTAR SCRATCH COAT METAL LATH ADHESIVE 25 MM ADHESIVE ADDED MORTAR 25 40 MM THK STONE VENEER DRIP MOLD

BAMBOO PAVILLION STRIP SECTION BAMBOO PAVILLION STRIP SECTION

150 MM HT VATA 75 MM PCC WATER PROOFING WET MORTAR BRICK CLADDING PROFILE TO REST PANLES 230 MM THK BRICK WALL ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TILES 6 MM UNDERLAY ADHESIVE LAYER FOAM CLOSURE STRIP 3 MM THK MS HIP CAP INSECT NET 8 MM MS FLAT WELD. 150x100x6 MM MS BOX RAFTER 150x100x6 MM MS BOX RAFTER 50X125X3 MM GI HAT PURLIN WELDED AND BOLTED TO PURLIN 100 MM THK INDULATED GLASSWOOL SANDWICH ROOF PANEL MM UNDERLAY ADHESIVE LAYER ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TILES 200 MM DEEP GI GUTTER FASCIA PATTI MAETAL DRIP EDGE 600 MM HT. ALUMINIUM FRAMED SINGLE HUNGED CLERESTORY WINDOW 200X150X6 MM MS STUB COLUMN ANGLE CLAET BOLTED AND JOIND ON BASE PLATE 300X750 MM DOUBLY REINFORCEMENT BEAM PVC SOFFIT 150X75X6 MM MS C CHANNEL BEAM MM THK MS STEEL BASE PLATE 12 MM THK INTERNAL PLASTER 18 MM THK EXTERNAL PLASTER 300 MM THK RCC BEAM 150 MM THK RCC SLAB 24 MM THK GRANITE FRAME 750 MM HT. ALUMINIUM FRAMED SINGLE HUNGED CLERESTORY WINDOW 75 MM THK RCC CAST STONE WINDOW SILL MM DAMP PROOF COURSE 12 MM MORTAR SCRATCH COAT METAL LATH ADHESIVE 25 MM ADHESIVE ADDED MORTAR 25 40 MM THK STONE VENEER DRIP MOLD

TRUSS ASSEMBLY DETAIL RIDGE- CAP DETAIL

WORKING DRAWING 06

SEMESTER : 05

YEAR : 2019

LOCATION : HYPOTHETICAL

SITE AREA : 800 SQM.

Design a bungalow or weekend home with part or full terrace having formal or informal functions and interesting volumetric spaces in it. The design of the bungalow/weekend home will incorporate A.R.D. and Services details in the same. The criteria for designing the required bungalow are such that it should be ground + 2 storeys. The Foot print area of the structure is expected to be in the range of 1800-2500 sq.f.t and the total built up area of the structure (G+2 floor plate) not to be more than 6000-8000 sq.ft.

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN SECTION AA ’ ELEVATION @ B ELEVATION

C ELEVATION @ A

SECTION BB’ SECTION CC’

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@1200HT. KITCHEN PLAN @1200HT. STRIP SECTION

LIGHT FIXING DETAIL COMPOUND GATE DETAIL COMPOUNDWALL SECTION KITCHEN DETAILS COMPOUNDWALL DETAILS

SECTION B-B’ KITCHEN PLAN

SECTION A-A’

LANDSCAPE DESIGN 07

SEMESTER : 06

YEAR : 2020

SITE AREA : 1000 SQ.M.

Sewri Fort, a structure of rich history that lies abandoned in the industrial land of Sewri used to attract many visitors. As the fort was built to stay hidden from its enemies, still continues to be hidden from many eyes. Visitors have declined due to illegal activities, pollution and the unsafe surrounding. Future projects in the area have given an opportunity for the Sewri Fort and its surroundings to attract visitors again.

Propose a landscape project to aid in attracting people while considering the past, present and the future of Sewri Fort area.

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LOCATION : SEWRI FORT MUMBAI SECTION A-A’ SECTION B-B’ Fort entrance view Garden entrance view Sitout space view Stepped garden view Stepped garden lawns view

Bird eye view Yoga space view View from the top most level

Open air gymnasium view

UNCHARTED HAMLERTS OF JHUNTAMARA 09

SEMESTER : 04

YEAR : 2019

LOCATION : ODISHA ,INDIA.

CONCLUSION: As we trace our path back to the village it feels difficult than we imagined to walk away from this place. The simplistic lifestyle is a reminiscent of our past and a reminder of our heritage, the thin lanes and courtyards induce feeling of community and shared space. It is difficult to sum up the learnings from Jhuntamara as it continues to be an inspiration for all of us but through this book we have tried to portray Jhuntamara in an honest all rounded perspective in all its beauty and its flaws. Like many villages throughout Odisha, Jhuntamara is simply its own existence trying to battle the changing times. And an inspiration for the same.

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PANVEL BUS TERMINUS

NASA

: ANDC COMPETETION

YEAR : 2019

LOCATION : PANVEL BUS DEPOT.

SITE AREA : 3336.3 SQ.M.

Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, public mobility had a sharp decline. Nonetheless, public transportation is still a necessity for the common man and it’s almost inevitable to avoid such a social interaction. Thus public transport is evidently one of the main hubs for the spread of the virus. In such places, the norm of social distancing is tough to practice and hence it needs to be tackled delicately in terms of design along with the requisite SOPs.

This will help create a relatively much safer and healthier place for daily commuters and flatten the curve of new cases.