UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO / Neha Aradhya

Namaste, Ar. Neha Aradhya

I strongly believe that architecture is humancentered, with spaces meticulously crafted to foster human interaction and connectivity. I have had the opportunity to explore ideas, designs, and strategies through problem-solving and structural thinking while giving major attention to detail. My goal is to design spaces that are awe-inspiring, and also enriching to the human experience.

email: aradhyaneha@gmail.com phone: +39 351 6589478, +91 7348925551 linkedin: in/neha-aradhya

SOFTWARES

EDUCATION Domus Academy, Italy

2024-2025

Masters in Interior & Living Design

RV College of Architecture, India

2018-2023

Bachelors of Architecture

EXPERIENCE Total Environment, India

2023-2024

Assistant Manager - Architect Interior Design Department

The Purple Ink Studio, India

2022

Architectural Intern

COMPETITON 2022

National Grand Winners of Solar Decathlon

2021

2020

2019

English 2022

were displayed as part of the RVCA annual exhibition.

( Advanced ) ( Native ) (Limited) ( Beginner )

2022

Italian

2022

AFFILIATION

Panel Display Pranali, VI & VII semesters’ MMBC sheets

Kannada Hindi

Member of Visualization Team: KALPA

The project Vertical Village, Gulf breeze, Sat

Photography

LANGUAGES

Head of Panels & Competition Committee

News letter, Graphics Committee

Painting Travelling

EXTRA CURRICULAR RVCA Annual Exhibition

INTERESTS Sketching

Node: The pavilion - IDHA labs, India Participated

Model making

2022

The Container Studio - Archdais, India Top 50 Mentions

Sketching

Visualization

CTBUH High Rise Competition - EVOLVO, India Participated

Basic skills Autodesk Revit Adobe Illustrator Rhino

Detailed Drafting

The Cafe Interiors - Archdais, , India Top 15 Honorable Mentions

Intermediate skills Vray Procreate Enscape

ARCHITECTURAL

Solar Decathlon, , India Winners of Office Division

Advanced skills Autodesk AutoCAD Trimble Sketchup Adobe Photoshop Adobe Indesign

Council of Architecture, India CA/2024/170915

CONTENTS

01 02 03

Urjasvini

Paraspara

Repurposing abandoned fort

Bamboo pavilion

Architecture thesis

Architecture design

Competition work

Sports Complex

Prevailian

04 05 06 CSV

Interior design of Clubhouse Internship work

Competitions

International & National entries

Miscellaneous Others

01 | Urjasvini | Women & Play

After work, I hit the gym, and seeing these inspiring women keeps me motivated!

My small one is enjoying in the crèche while I workout and focus on my fitness

I feel comfortable working out here as it focuses on woman health

Urjasvini

01

Women And Play

Location : Davangere, India Typology: Sports Complex for women & children Type: Individual academic thesis work Year: 2023 Studio Mentors: Bakul Jani I Meera Vasudev I Archita Bandyopadhyay I Smruti Balvalli The intent of women and play is to provide a safe and inclusive space for women of all ages to participate in sports and physical activity. The space is designed to promote physical and mental well-being, foster community and social connections, and empower women to pursue their passions and develop their skills in a supportive environment.

Thesis Argument: To understand and reinvent the co-existence of existing and future ideas of play spaces for women and children, and to explore the following questions • How can architecture and design be used to create safe and inclusive spaces for women to participate in sports?

• How can play spaces become a part of the community?

• What role can community engagement and participation play in the design of sports facilities for women?

01 | Urjasvini | Women & Play

CONTEXT PLAN

The site is located in Davanagere, India, near Kunduvada Lake, which forms a natural edge on one side.

The lake currently offers opportunities for walking, cycling, and boating, activities that can be further extended onto the site.

Its strategic location makes it an ideal setting, as it is surrounded by diverse typologies, which includes homes, colleges, schools, and nurseries, that foster a vibrant and dynamic community.

The project focuses on designing a safe space for women to relax, sit, chill, and play after their everyday activities.Furthermore by encouraging women and children in sports participation, physical health, social engagement, and a sense of community.

Urjasvini is not just about building a sports center, but also about building a community of women who can inspire and support each other. I believe that by working together, we can create a brighter future for women in sports, and in turn, for our society as a whole. It is a callto action to support and encourage women in sports and to work towards creating a more equitable and inclusive world for all.

01 | Urjasvini | Women & Play

01 | Urjasvini | Women & Play

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1 ENTRY COURT 2 GALLERY 3 CAFE 4 STORE 5 COURT OF GATHERING 6 RESTING ROOM 7 CRECHE 8 DOJO SPORTS 9 INDOOR SPORTS 10 CLINIC 11 YOGA

13 OPEN AIR THEATRE 14 COURTYARD 15 VOLLEYBALL COURT 16 BASKETBALL COURT 17 TENNIS COURT 18 WARM UP COURT 19 GHAT 20 SEATING PAVILION 21 MOUND SEATING 22 TETRIS PATHWAY 23 PLAY GROUND

12 GYM

24 PARKING

1 KUND 2 SEATING PAVILION 3 OBSERVOR DECK 4 GHAT

These elements activate the space, fostering engagement and strengthening the site’s connection to the lake. They serve different purposes, adapting to both everyday use and sports events. On regular days, they offer spaces for relaxation, social gatherings, and quiet observation, while during sports events, they transform into vibrant viewing areas, interactive zones, and communal hubs, enriching the experience.

PURPOSE

Athletic Performance, Physical Fitness & Health

Teamwork, Collaboration skills & Sportsmanship

Cultural Exchange & Understanding

01 | Urjasvini | Women & Play

Go, Team Trailblazers !!

Catch it !

A safe space designed for women to relax, sit, chill, and play after their everyday activities.

Furthermore by encouraging women and children in sports participation, physical health, social engagement, and a sense of community.

01 | Urjasvini | Women & Play

02 | Paraspara | Repurposing abandoned fort

Paraspara

02

Repurposing abandoned fort

Location : Bangalore, India Typology: Adaptive Reuse Type: Individual academic work Year: 2021 Studio Mentors: Dinesh Rao I Suman Paul I Bikramjit Chakraborty I Hiranmayee S This exploration of the Chikkajala Fort precinct delves into its historical layers to understand its significance while reinterpreting its role in contemporary times through spatial configuration.

The approach adheres to the principles of Sustainable Development Goals, ensuring a sensitive and responsible intervention. By deciphering the site’s historical narrative, the design aims to reinstate its relevance while integrating new functions.

The final intervention is a comprehensive architectural expression— public in nature, respecting the existing built layers, and creating a seamless dialogue between heritage and modernity.

02 | Paraspara | Repurposing abandoned fort

COMMERCIAL

SITE

COMMUNITY

SITE PLAN The site is located within Chikkajala Fort, a historic structure near Bengaluru, Karnataka, believed to date back to the Chola or Vijayanagara period. The fort is a testament to the region’s architectural heritage and, has features of traditional stone walls and gateways.

The fort includes an ancient temple and stepped well (Kalyani), showcasing the era’s architectural style. However, neglect and urbanization have led to encroachment, highlighting the need for preservation to safeguard its heritage.

Temple Religious Space/Congregation

SITE SECTION SITE IMAGES

Kalyani Informal Social space gathering/meeting

HISTORY TIMELINE OF CHIKKAJALA FORT SHOWN THROUGH COMICS

WOW, YOU REALLY CAME TO VISIT ME??

I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST MUNJAPPA COMING TO CLEAN THE TEMPLE

"OO LOOK, HERE WE ARE!"

DON'T KNOW... WHICH KING THOUGH... THERE WERE MANY...

ONE OF THEM DEFINITELY BUILT THE TEMPLE

HUH!? MAYBE 3000 YEARS OLD... I CAN'T REALLY RECALL... THERE'S A TEMPLE NEARBY, THE CHENNAKESHAVA, WHICH THE HOYSALAS BUILT AROUND 1050-1300 CE

SO WHAT WAS THIS PLACE USED FOR ?

I REALLY DON'T KNOW I THINK THE FORT WALL WAS BUILT BY TIPU... MOST PROBABLY

NO! I THINK IT WAS DURING 19TH CENTURY THE PLACE WAS BUILT...

WOWWW, 3000 YEARS OLD!!?

PEOPLE WOULD ARRIVE HERE AND USE THE ROOMS AS DHARMACHATRA... OR NO WAIT... I THINK A BUISNESS FAMILY OWNED ME... AND THAT WAS THEIR HOUSE!?

HUH, I WONDER IF I'LL STILL REMAIN THE SAME LATER ON

2003 THE HIGHWAY WAS BEING FORMED AND 2011 THEY BROKE DOWN MY WALL AND FEW OF MY PARTS FOR THE HIGHWAY

"I HAVE FORGOTTEN HOW TO BE MY OWN PERSON....."

"CAN YOU REMIND ME PLEASE?"

"OH! IS IT ALREADY TIME FOR EVENING PUJA? I MUST GO FINISH THAT AND THEN COOK AND FEED MY KIDS AND PUT THEM TO BED AND—"

02 | Paraspara | Repurposing abandoned fort

ABSTRACT Modulating and demodulating the existing site to retain its history, culture, context, and also its association and interaction with its people. The project relooks into the needs of the community and incorporates them on the site by being versatile in nature.

The site had a challenging task which had a layer of built entity within the site precinct or in proximity which bears certain significance not only as a layer of history but more it’s socio-cultural association.

Every such association bears a specific meaning which gets transformed over the flow of time.

This association is tackled by creating a serial vision where the elements repeat periodically which enhances the user experience at the site by changing volumes and spaces that define the hierarchy of the spatial configuration.

Kund

Library

Bridge

Library

Temple

5

8

4 A 7

6

9

2

1 8

3 8

GROUND FLOOR PLAN Legend: 1 Skill Development Centre 2 Library 3 Admin Block

Kalyani

4 Youth Development Centre 5 Public Toilets 6 Temple

Pathway

7 Kalyani 8 Open Plaza & Exhibition 9 Market

Open Plaza

02 | Paraspara | Repurposing abandoned fort

01

BUILT SPACES - Yoth Development Centre - Skill Development Centre - Library - Admin Block - Market - Exhibition Centre - Library

02

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM Combination of existing and newly constructed columns and beams

03

SITE SHOWING BUILT AND UNBUILT SPACES (OPEN PLAZA & GREEN SPACES)

PATH CONFIGURATION

HIERARCHY

SCALE & PROPORTION

SPATIAL CONFIGURATION & EDGES

ORGANISATIONAL PATTERN

SEQUENCE OF SPACES

Temple acts as the focal point when two major axis intersect starting from the entrance towards the community to a katte towards the other, whereas the other axis starts from the open plaza and terminates to the other side.

The site already has a built circular edge of fort wall which defines a definite boundary.Wall pockets at the entrance also creates a boundary and directs people to walk in the path configuration.

This place has history. It deserves a new purpose.

A variation of open and built spaces allows for its dynamic use depending on the type of the user using the site at different peiod of time.

Developed from the built spaces of linear pattern around the kalyani forming a centralized organisation.

This fort has seen so much. Rebuilding it will bring life back, just like before.

The scale of open spaces towards the street edge focuses on community participation whereas it varies to one which is built.

A variation of open and built spaces allows for its dynamic use depending on the type of the user using the site at different peiod of time.

This place holds so many memories. Reviving it will bring the community back together.

03 | Prevailion | Bamboo Pavilion

Prevailian

03

Bamboo Pavilion

Location : Madhya Pradesh, India Typology: Bamboo Pavilion Type: Competition work | Group of 2 Year: 2020 Collaborators: N Abinaya As cities and people slowly undergo a process of alienation, our role is to repurpose spaces and bring them back to the community for a better cause. Novel urban inserts like pavilions seem to be a way forward.

A pavilion—a community space—can be shared equally by everyone in these transforming urban settings, acting as a new refuge, an inspiring and calming breather!

This pavilion caters to various urban activities; where it can become a place to relax and to wander in, a small community space for to gather, discuss and even loiter —a small yet meaningful space that brings people together.

03 | Prevailion | Bamboo Pavilion

03

ROOF FABRIC

Water proof and Opaque fabric providing shade to the inner space

02

BAMBOO LATTICE STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK

Bamboo reapers are tied in the form of hyperbolic - paraboloid giving it a sturdy structure

01

COLUMNS

Bamboo grid supporting the roofing structure in the form of hyperbolic - paraboloid and hyperbolic components offers variable protection to winds

00

SEATING PLATFORM

CONSTRUCTION PROCESS

3 levelled seating platform made of natural stone going below ground level to synchronise with nature

01 SUNKEN GROUND PLANE

02 STEPPED SEATING AREA

03

CONCRETE SUPPORT FOR COLUMNS

VIEW SHOWING THE PAVILION

Legends: 1Bamboo post embedded in 30cm deep RCC foundation 2 RCC 3 Sand Packing 4 Stone cut

LASHING DETAIL 1 2

3 4

FOOTING DETAIL

04

05 BAMBOO COLUMNS

06 BAMBOO LATTICE ROOFING FRAMEWORK

ROOF FABRIC

03 | Prevailion | Bamboo Pavilion

MORNING VIEW The type of user group using the pavilion varies over time: - fishermen coming to fish at Sirpur lake - localities using to sell fruits and vegetables - relaxing spot for people coming for a jog in the park.

EVENING - NIGHT VIEW Evening is a spot for: - artists who love to sketch and paint - Tourists who use this spot for relaxing

04 | Century Sports Village | Internship Work

04

Century Sports Village Internship work

Location : Bengaluru, India Typology: Sports Clubhouse - Interior Design Type: Internship professional work Year: 2022 Office: The Purple Ink Studio Century Sports Village is a gated community spread across 9 acres, designed to offer residents a modern and active lifestyle. The project features a wide range of amenities, including a clubhouse, swimming pool, gymnasium, multipurpose hall, badminton court, tennis court, basketball court, and jogging track.

During my internship, I was actively involved in the interior design and detailing of several indoor spaces within the clubhouse. In addition to design work, I contributed to the preparation of construction drawings, ensuring accurate execution of design concepts. My work focused on creating functional and aesthetically appealing environments that enhance the overall experience for residents and visitors.

04 | Century Sports Village | Internship Work

01 RECEPTION & LOBBY

Texture paint for wall

Furniture material as per selection

Graphics for wall The lobby marks the starting point of the clubhouse journey, featuring comfortable seating and an open layout for interaction. It connects the lower-ground restaurant and conference hall. The industrial-rustic interior incorporates rough concrete, paint, and sports graphics on the double-height wall, creating a dynamic, sporty ambiance.

Detail X

SF FFL 108.76 False ceiling from FFL 7300

150

2800

Indoor games room

2400

FF FFL 105.31M False ceiling from FFL 3660

bal 1150

Reception Lobby

Restaurant

GF FFL 100.81M

3660 2400

2100

2400

2400

2100 1100

Out

In

150

Detail Y

1200

bal

1200

Section-A

SECOND FLOOR FFL 108.76 False ceiling from FFL 2800

2800

Towards washroom

FIRST FLOOR FFL 105.31M False ceiling from FFL 3660

Tile as per selection

7185

Multi-purpose Hall

Towards washroom

GROUND FLOOR FFL 100.81M

3660

ROAD LVL 100.36M

Section-B

10 1900

2730

1500

600

185

11390 1200

3375

1200

11 920

12

13

1805

2650

14 1395

15 16 1340

680

1 2 3 4

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

3000

S.LIFT 2500 X 1790

1650

5 6

4460

Level 103.06 m

Level 100.81 m

1100

30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16

700 720

1650

D

2650

UP

380

5840

Lobby area 7690 X 5655 mm (Double Height)

1800 mm wide SERVICE LOBBY

1990

315

C LIFT 8 Passenger 1700X 1790

W1(b)

4000

600

Paint as per selection

9

DN

E 7130

Mesh as per for selection Graphics wall

04 | Century Sports Village | Internship Work

Texture paint for wall

Tile as per selection

Paint for lift & railings as per selection

Mesh as per selection

E

Aluminum profile

20

20

20

4000

150

20mm thk stone as per selection

150

Mortar

se headroom

9

11

12

920

13

1805

14

2650

15 16

1340Structural 680 staircase

1395

KEY PLAN :

1100

Detail A

600

W7

STAIRCASE HEADROOM LVL 115.96

Staircase Detail

600

27099

N I T E

A

1750

3935

S

50mm dia hollow section handrail Intermediate section coated in paint as per selection which is supported on the wall

Detail E Handrail Detail SECTION - AA 12 1805

D

2650

11 10 9 8 7 6 11 5 10 9 8 7 6

1800 mm wide SERVICE SCULPTURE COURT LOBBY 2410 X 4260 mm

W7

B TYPICAL STAIRCASE PLAN LIFT SHAFT TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN 5

W7

18

11 10 9 8 7 6 11 5

17 16 15 14 18 13 12 17 16 15 14 13 12

10

11

Mortar 1900 920 1805 Structural staircase

MEP CENTURY REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS Structural staircase PVT LTD, BENGALURU

OR IN C COMME

12

2650

KEY KEY

B

Staircase Detail

W7

PROJECT : D

LIFT S.LIFT 8 Passenger 2500 X 1790 1700X100mm 1790 skirting in stone used on

steps

steps BENGALURU UP Flooring in stone as per selection

TITLE : DETAIL SKIRTING

A

1800 mm wide SERVICE LOBBY

14 15 on 1 2 3100mm 4 5 6 skirting 7 8 9 in 11 12 13used stone Flooring in stone10as per selection CENTURY SPORTS VILLAGE 300 4460

18

9 8 7 6

9

C

A

W7

17 16 15 14 18 13 12 17 16 15 14 13 12

Mortarthk stone as per selection 20mm

150

Detail A

5

9 8 7 6 11 5 10

Aluminum profile 20mm thk stone as per selection

150

StaircaseDETAIL Detail STAIRCASE V1

11 10

680

150

ONLY W NOTE DRAWIN INFORM ONLY W OR IN C DRAWIN COMME INFORM

Detail A

17 16 15 14 18 13 12 17 16 15 14 13 12

W7

LIFT SHAFT

1340

4120

UP

DN

1395

15 16

18

3535

7 8 9 10 11

23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

14

1800 mm wide SERVICE LOBBY

W7

7 8 9 10 11

150

20

13

Staircase headroom 1805

20

680

NOTE

Aluminum profile

1990

1650 380 1650 380 1650

1650

1800

1650 1650 1800 1800 650

1340

20

4000

3000 1990 3000 1800 1800

1650

4000 1650 1800

3000 3000 34501990 3450 4000 3450 3450 3450 450

12

W7

6

15 16

Detail B

30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16

CSV - CLUBHOUSE : Skirting Detail DN DetailAB STAIRCASE SECTIONS Skirting Detail

E SUBJECT OF DRAWING :

50mm dia hollow SS section handrail, finish as per approved 50mm dia sample hollow SS section GOOD FOR CONSTRUCTION handrail, finish as per SHEET SIZE approved sample SCALE DATE

16.11.2022

W

Level 103.06 m

E

R FFL

Staircase headroom

S.LIFT 2500 X 1790

3000

14 1395

E

BASEMENT LVL 97.36M

Level 100.81 m

A

B

2650

STAMP & SIGNATURE

STRUCTURAL CONSULTANTS CONCONS CONSULTANTS Pvt Ltd

E 13

4000

mid landing - 01 ARCHITECTS 99.01m THE PURPLE INK STUDIO, BENGALURU

1650

11 D

Level 99.01 m

Level 97.36 m

E

1800 1650 1650

11

10

1800 1650 1800

Handrail Detail

99.01m lvl

12

S.LIFT 2500 X 1790

3000

3450

ROAD LVL 100.36M

4000

B

5 6

- 100mm thk blockwork GROUND FLOOR FFL 100.81M - 150mm thk. blockwork

1650

A

13

23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

300 DN

2240

25x25mm SS plate

mid landing - 02 103.06 m

1650

14

9

8

11 920

5

1.5

- 200mm thk. blockwork

Detail D

5710 15

Level 107.13 m

FFL

A

legend

2260

50

4500

15

14

3450

600

50mm dia hollow SS section handrail, finish as per approved 300 sample

103.06 m lvl

16

3450

17

E

13

12

18

3000

W7

100

19

100

20

FIRST FLOOR FFL 105.31M

380

11

10

9

10

UP LIFT 8 Passenger 1700X 1790 1 2 3 4

1

900 150

75

Detail C

900

21

31.08.2021

mid landing - 03 106.96 m

20

7

R0

75x75mm SS plate

20 20

2810

5

LIFT 8 Passenger 1700X 1790

Level 105.31 m

D

1800

1100 1750 1100

600 900

22

16

SECOND FLOOR FFL 108.76 REV DATE

PURPOSE OF ISSUE

300

50

600

sculpture court

11

10

3860 600

106.96 m lvl

12

2400

600 600 2810

3450

18310

4500 3450

17

6

C

1 2 3 4

3450

2810

3450 3450

2810

23

8

7

10

300

RMU-1

D

H.V.SIDE

13

1990

C

L.V.SIDE

14

9

1900 1990 920

C

mid landing - 05 113.86 m

GFC 15

8

7

24

18

1900

TRAF0-2

16

C

ADROOM LVL

1.38

mid landing - 04 110.41 m

25mm dia SS hollow section

SECTION AA

9

2

50mm dia hollow SS section handrail, finish as per approved sample

W7

11

170

9

-1

THIRD FLOOR FFL 112.21

25mm dia SS hollow section

4

H.V.SIDE

3

2

250KVA

1

1.9

97.36m lvl

1 1U 1V

1W

LTK2

V1

Baluster Detail

25

19

2U L.V.SIDE 2W

20

TRAF0-4

21

1W

22

H.V.SIDE

23

250KVA

1

4

3

1V

2U 2V

H.V.SIDE

100.81 m lvl

2

2V

17

6

6

5

1U

17 16 15 14 13 12

11 10 9 8 7 6 5

Detail B

600

E

18

L.V.SIDE

18

26

TRAF0-6

27

1U

D

28

L.V.SIDE

29

2N 2U

2W

YARD

1

TRAF0-1

30

C

11 10 9 8 7 6

1V

1.9

V1

5

4

3

2

1

H.V.SIDE

105.31 m lvl

250KVA

21 20 19 18 17 16

H.V.SIDE

22

2U L.V.SIDE

15 14 13 12

23

LTK1 1

1V

MER

1U

1W

LTK4

250KVA

19

TRAF0-8

20

2V

1U

21

W7

2U

1

L.V.SIDE 2V

22

1.9

1

2N

23

6

5

4

3

2

1

1V

1.9

TRAF0-3

108.76 m lvl

250KVA

11 10 9 8 7 6 5

2U

2W

SFOR

2N

2W

LTK6

Skirting Detail

10

9

8

7

110.41 m lvl

12

2

17 16 15 14 13 12

13

H.V.SIDE

14

LTK3 1U 1V

TRAN

1

250KVA

15

L.V.SIDE

16

1U

1W

GATE

2N

2U 2V

2W

2N

2V

2W

LTK8

3M WIDE

TRAF0-5

17

LTK5

1V

H.V.SIDE

600

18

LVL 98.00m

250KVA

18

1.9

2V

1

19

L.V.SIDE

20

2N 2U

2W

1U

21

RMU-2

22

1

1.5

300

1.9

W7

LTK7

deck

11

TRAF0-7

5

23

6

5

4

3

2

1

7

113.86 m lvl

12

250KVA

112.21 m lvl

9

8

13

10

2

14

1.7

15

600

16

TERRACE FFL 115.66

6000

17

RMU-2

9 8 7 6

100mm skirting in stone used on steps Flooring in stone as per selection

100 18

18

11 10

G

3135 19

1100

20

N

21

LVL 98.25m

1V

22

UP

UP

DN

2N

600

W7

W7

17 16 15 14 13 12

V1

2W

5

23

2N

115.66 m lvl

UP

2V

2400

UP

3000

17 16 15 14 13 12

11 10 9 8 7 6

3000

18

ADROOM LVL

R FFL

10 1900

ON - BB

FFL

ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSIONS SHOULD BE FOLLOWED; DRAWING MUST NOT BE SCALED; ARCHITECT MUST BE INFORMED FOR ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED; OR IN CASE OF ANY DISCREPANCY BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK ON SITE

2650

W7

04 | Century Sports Village | Internship Work

02 RESTAURANT

Paint for wall with graphics

Wall graphics

Texture paint as per selection The lobby connects to the restaurant, a key part of the complex where food is served. The restaurant’s interior mirrors the lobby but emphasizes blue for a welcoming feel. A mesh false ceiling adds an industrial touch, while modern, minimalist furniture with clean lines dominates the space. Soft lighting creates a relaxed atmosphere, and a large window offers views of the outdoor area.

FF FFL 105.31M False ceiling from FFL 3660

Lintel level from FFL 2400

D1(A)

Buffet Counter

Bar Counter

GF FFL 100.81M

Section A FF FFL 105.31M

Wall paneling

False ceiling from FFL 3660

W3

GD2

W4

W6

W4

Lintel level from FFL 2400

FG

1150

1800

SLIDING

Buffet Counter

GF FFL 100.81M

Section B FF FFL 105.31M False ceiling from FFL 3660

Tile as per selection W3

Lintel level from FFL 2400

W3

GF FFL 100.81M

Section C 12330

W4

1735

eq 3780

625

W4

A

1615

1500

1500

1490 4500

C

W6

1725

2280

4485

600

D1(a)

Console

1500

2730

14220

Restaurant part plan

D1(b)

600

2345

Kitchen

370 600 1500

2280

1800

450

B

SD1

600

Bar Counter

1600

1500

1555

1200

Restaurant 14225 X 8770 mm Area: 1253 sft

8765

1125

1275

750

460

600 Buffet Counter

2400

1490

1500

1500 Waiter station

Mesh painted in blue color

1500

1595 W3

450

2400

8970

300

eq

Bar tabl

e

2400

2400

1490

Buffet Counter

W3

2400

GD2

eq

955

600

1490

1435

Lights as per selection

2400

4195

1535

04 | Century Sports Village | Internship Work

03 INDOOR SPORTS AREA Blue texture paint

Vinyl wall paper

Art as per selection

Mesh as per selection Indoor sports play a crucial role in the clubhouse for both professionals and guests. The area offers various activities for all ages, from billiards to table tennis. The sports clubhouse is the perfect place to stay fit and active.

04 GYM

Rubber mat for flooring

Yellow paint on walls

Texture paint for walls

White brick walls

Mesh as per Graphics wallselection paper The gym offers a space for professionals and guests to work out. Equipped with modern equipment, including treadmills, elliptical machines, and weights, it’s also ideal for personal trainers to conduct individual or group sessions.

05 | Competitions

06.1 Sat Pranali, at Chennai, India

06.2 Gulf breeze, at Sharjah, UAE

Winners of Office Division | Grand Winners

Top 15 Honrable Mentions at Archdais

of Solar Decathlon 2021-22 It is a user-friendly, resilient, affordable, net-zero energy and water-efficient office building. The design is partnered with team Global Logistics Private Limited.

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Designed for a cafe interiors competition, this project envisions the cafe as a space fostering social and cultural connections, where every material, texture, and element seamlessly aligns to tell a meaningful story.

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Competition Entries International & National Level

06.3 Intersect, at Pune, India

06.4 Vertical Village, at Worli, India

Top 50 Mentions at Archdais

Entry at CTBUH

This competition called for a work studio redefining small office spaces, emphasizing on reused materials, primarily shipping containers, and featuring a cafe and pavilion as multipurpose interactive spaces.

This project aims to develop the Koliwada community by creating a sustainable “vertical village” using low-cost, locally sourced materials and advanced technology, while preserving cultural practices and promoting environmental balance.

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06 | Miscellaneous

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In strokes of color, tales untold, Handmade dreams on canvas unfold.

With acrylic whispers, hues ignite, A symphony of beauty, a wondrous sight.

In every curve and swirl of paint, A glimpse of souls, a fleeting faint.

Handmade wonders, born from the heart, In acrylic realms, where dreams impart.

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