Mayank Sharma - Architectural Portfolio

MAYANK SHARMA ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

CONTENTS Personal projects

EQUESTRIAN CENTER BUFFALO, NEW YORK STATE,

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REVITALIZATION OF ABOHAR MANDI MANDI, ABOHAR MUNCIPALITY, FAZILKA DISTRICT, PUNJAB

RESPITE FROM URBAN LIFE A LAKESIDE RESIDENCE JAYANTI LAKE AND DAM, JAYANTI VILLAGE, MAJRIAN S.A.S NAGAR DISTRICT PUNJAB

pages 10 - 15

Office projects under Ar. Ajai Johl

pages 16 - 20

pages 25 - 35

REACHING THE GRASSROOTS I MODULAR LIBRARY TEMPLATE BATHINDA DISTRICT, PUNJAB pages 21 - 24

EQUESTRIAN CENTRE IN NORTHAMPTON A REINVIGORATING APPROACH TO COMMUNAL H

The Northampton site is a storied location in Buffalo’s architectural context - not for the righ was partitioned by the infamous Kensington expressway, leading to decay and sta

EQUESTRIAN CENTRE FOR NEIGHBOURHOOD HEALING

The proposed equestrian center provides a refreshing opportunity to help heal and rejoin integrating the proposed Kensington parkway design with the site, the equestrian center w enhance the neighborhood’s urban fabric.

It will foster opportunities for healing and attracting residents from both sides to come while sanctuary that helps care for the community’s elders.

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

EAST+SIDE BUFFALO, BUFFALO CITY, NEW YORK STATE

Improve neighbourhood environment

Help connect the severed neighbourhoods and encourage community activity

Leave room for expansion

Discretely shield site to re signature and create peace for horses

Encourage and improve walkability

Nature of project/ client: Educational, School of Architecture and Planning, University at Buffalo Time Frame: August 2022 - December 2022 Solo project as part of design studio Kingsley PROPOSEDParticipation: RE-DESIGN OF KENSINGTON EXPRESSWAY

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INTRODUCTION

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Discretely shield site to reduce building signature and create peaceful environment for horses

Encourage and improve walkability

Help connect the severed neighbourhoods and encourage community activity

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Replacement bridges

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Ventilation structures

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FINAL PROPOSED SITE AXONOMETRIC

SUMMER SUN

Replacement bridges

PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY

WEST SIDE

Northampton street

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FINAL PROPOSED SITE AXONOMETRIC

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Admin. block + Sn. Ctz. therapy

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Proposal 3 Proposal 2 The parkway will provide much needed relief to the environment and also open up a new arena PROPOSED for the site w.r.t visuals and orientation of buildings.

KENSINGTON PARKWAY Proposal calls for partial requisition of the site’s peripheral land for parkways. This needs to be considered while designing the site.

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Equinine Therapy for Senior citizens Equininegallery Therapy for Senior citizens Viewing

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PROPOSED RE-DESIGN OF KENSINGTON EXPRESSWAY

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Renewed connection with the park system along Northampton st.

Stable storage

CONSOLIDATION

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Encourage positive interaction between horses and visitors

RESPONSE

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The parkway will provide much needed relief to the environment and also open up a new arena for the site w.r.t visuals and orientation of buildings.

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CONSOLIDATION

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PROPOSED Improve neighbourhood environment KENSINGTON Parking PARKWAY Help connect the severed neighbourhoods and encourage community activity

End of tunnel

Start of tunnel

Grazing Area

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

Kingsley street

PROPOSED RE-DESIGN OF KENSINGTON EXPRESSWAY

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

Equinine Meditation Hall

Kingsley street

Kingsley street

End of tunnel

The parkway will provide much needed relief to the environment and also open up a new arena

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End of tunnel

PROPOSED DESIGN FINAL PROPOSED

FINAL PROPOSED SITE AXONOMETRIC SITE AXONOMETRIC PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY

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PARKING (20 NO.S)RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION

OF EQUESTRIAN CENTER

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HARDSCAPED PLAZA

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ACTIVITY SPACE + OAT (19’-6” RADIUS)

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SITTING STEP (+1’-6”)

HARDSCAPED PLAZA

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NORTHAMPTON STREET 1

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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ACTIVITY SPACE + OAT

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

HARDSCAPED PLAZA

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HARDSCAPED PLAZA

PATHWAY (12’-0”(19’-6” WIDE) RADIUS) ENTRY/EXIT

PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE)

RESERVED FOR FUTURE EXPANSION OF EQUESTRIAN CENTER

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RAISED ROAD

ENTRY/EXIT

HARDSCAPED PLAZA

SITTING STEP (+1’-6”)

Contextual circulation

RAISED ROAD

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ACTIVITY SPACE + OAT SITTING (19’-6” RADIUS)

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HARDSCAPED PLAZA

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SITTING STEP (+1’-6”)

HARDSCAPED PLAZA

LEGEND

PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE)

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OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY (12’-0” WIDE)

KINGSLEY ROAD

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ENTRY/EXIT

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Site Circulation / pathways

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PARKING (20 NO.S)

SITE CIRCULATION

PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY

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LANDSCAPE + MOUND (+10’-0”)

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SITE CIRCULATION

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ENTRANCE AREA

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WEST SIDE

EAST SIDE

SENIOR CITIZEN HOME PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY (12’-0” WIDE)

MOUNDED GRAZING AREA (+12’-6”)

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ENTRY/EXIT

Exterior Activity Spaces

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SENIOR CITIZEN HOME

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Mounding

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ENTRY/EXIT

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LANDSCAPE + MOUND (+10’-0”)

ENTRANCE AREA

OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY (12’-0” WIDE)

LANDSCAPE PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE)

LANDSCAPE

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GRAZING AREA

CROSSING FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

MOUNDED GRAZING AREA (+12’-6”)

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HARDSCAPED PLAZA

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OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY (12’-0” WIDE)

LANDSCAPE + MOUND (+10’-0”)

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LEGEND

ENTRY/EXIT

PADDOCK (19’-6” RADIUS)

ADMIN. BLOCK OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY (12’-0” WIDE)

LEGEND

PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE)

LANDSCAPE

STABLES (10 NO.S)

SENIOR CITIZEN EQUESTRIAN THERAPY CENTER

RIDING HALL

PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE)

PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE)

LANDSCAPING FEATURES

GRAZING AREA

SENIOR CITIZEN EQUESTRIAN THERAPY CENTER

RIDING HALL

OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY (12’-0” WIDE)

STABLES (10 NO.S)

EQUESTRIAN MEDITATION HALL

PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE)

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Exterior Activity Spaces

LANDSCAPE

GRAZING AREA

LANDSCAPING FEATURES

SITTING STEP (+1’-6”)

SITTING STEP (+3’-0”)

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PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY

PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY

TO MLK PARK

ENTRY/EXIT

Contextual circulation

TO CHURCH

BUILDING MASSING

PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY

NORTHAMPTON STREET 1 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SITE PLAN AND CONTEXT

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TO CHURCH

BUILDING MASSING MAYANK SHARMA ARC_503_F22 NORTHAMPTON SITE SITE PLAN AND DESIGN SCALE (1/32” = 1’-0”)

PLAN SITEFLOOR PLAN AND CONTEXT

LEGEND Stables

LEGEND

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Riding Hall

Sn. Ctz. therapy

Admin. block

Stables

Grooming and storage area

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Grooming and storage area

Riding Hall

Equinine Meditation Hall

Admin. block + Sn. Ctz. therapy

stable walls

plinth 2' - 0" 0' - 0" ground

SECTION 2-2

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

LANDSCAPING + OUTDOOR ARENA

LEGEND Stables

N

Grooming and storage area

Riding Hall

Equinine Meditation Hall

Admin. block + Sn. Ctz. therapy

PADDOCK MOUNDS AND GALLERY

LANDSCAPED PATH

STABLES

PATH

EQUINE MEDITATION HALL

LANDSCAPING/GRASS

MAYANK SHARMA ARC_503_F22 NORTHAMPTON SITE FLOOR PLANS AND SECTION SCALE (1/16” = 1’-0”)

SITE SECTION 2-2

UCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

MAYANK SHARMA ARC_503_F22 NORTHAMPTON SITE SITE PLAN AND DESIGN SCALE (1/32” = 1’-0”)

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FLOOR PLANS

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KEY PLAN

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

FLOOR PLAN

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Riding Hall

Sn. Ctz. therapy

Admin. block

Stables

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

STABLES PATH improving EQUINE Barn doors and windows in the stables help channel the winds into the building, cross-ventilation MEDITATION and air quality. They can be closed during the winters to shield the horses from the cold.

HALL

LANDSCAPING/GRASS

Skylights on the north side and south side ensure all-day and all -year round diffused lighting in the stables.

VIEW OF THE PADDOCKS AND STABLES

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Barn doors and windows in the stables help channel the winds into the building, improving cross-ventilation and air quality. They can be closed during the winters to shield the horses from the cold.

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Skylights on the north side and south side ensure all-day and all -year round diffused lighting in the stables.

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The rationale behind the planning of the stables was to maximise the penetration of natural daylighting and warmth for the horses. The stables are placed along a linear axis as horses percieve linear paths much better. The structural fins across the length are cast in concrete and provide aesthetic appeal along with providing structural framing for the structure and providing limited shading ability.

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STABLES, HORSE GROOMING AND STORAGE AREA

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Admin. block spaces

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LOCKERS

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2. Lockers (4’-6” x 19’-8”)

10-12. Doctor’s office, physiotherapist’s office and nurse’s room (12’-0” x 9’-4”)

3. Women Toilet (10’-0” x 19’-0”)

13. Men’s Toilet (12’-0” x 9’-4”)

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MAYANK SHARMA 5-7. Staff rooms (10’-0” x 9’-4”) 15-18. X-ray room, ultrasound room and ARC_503_F22 two massage rooms (12’-0” x 9’-4”) 8. Spectator’s NORTHAMPTON SITElounge and meeting room (24’-0” x 25’-0”) 19. Horse grooming workshop (25’-6” x 21’-10”) FLOOR PLANS AND SECTION SCALE (1/16” = 1’-0”) AND 9.BLOCK Examination room (20’-4” x 19’-4”) CITIZEN 20. Equine Meditation hall (50’-2” x 48’-8”) ADMIN. SENIOR THERAPY CENTER

LEGEND

10. Hay storage (20'-0" x 19'-8")

LEGEND 9. Tool store (20'-0" x 12'-9")

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(12’-0” x hall 9’-4”) 20. Equine Meditation (50’-2” x 48’-8”) 13. Men’s Toilet (12’-0” x 9’-4”) 14. Women’s Toilet (12’-0” x 9’-4”)

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STABLES, HORSE GROOMING AND(16'-4" STORAGE AREA 1. Horse Medical treatment area 7. Bedding storage x 17'-10") (23’-6” x 12’-0”) 8. Refuse area (20'-0" x 14'-9") 2. Stables (12’-0” x 12’-0”) 3. Staff Toilet (12’-0” x 12’-0”) Stables 4. Horse Grooming area (24’-8” x 21’-4.5”) Horse grooming and storage 5. Feed room (24'-8" x 21'-4.5")

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1. Horse Medical treatment area 6. Tack room (17'-0” x 12'-6") 2 2 x 12’-0”) 2 2 (23’-6”

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Hay storage (20'-0" x 19'-8") 11. Entry bay 1 (32’-0” x 31’-0”) 7. Bedding storage (16'-4" x 17'-10") 12. Entry bay 2 (24’-10” x 48’-65”)

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2. Stables (12’-0” x 12’-0”)

8. Refuse area (20'-0" x 14'-9")

3. Staff Toilet (12’-0” x 12’-0”)

9. Tool store (20'-0" x 12'-9")

4. Horse Grooming area (24’-8” x 21’-4.5”)

10. Hay storage (20'-0" x 19'-8")

5. Feed room (24'-8" x 21'-4.5")

11. Entry bay 1 (32’-0” x 31’-0”)

6. Tack room (17'-0” x 12'-6")

12. Entry bay 2 (24’-10” x 48’-65”)

STABLES, HORSE GROOMING AND STORAGE AREA PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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3. Women Toilet (10’-0” x 19’-0”)

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providing structural framing for the structure and providing limited shading ability.

Toilet

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MAYANK SHARMA 5-7. Staff rooms Toilets(10’-0” x 9’-4”) 15-18. X-ray room, ultrasound room and ARC_503_F22 2 4 3 two massage rooms (12’-0” x 9’-4”) 8. Spectator’s andEntrance meeting (15’-9” room x 19’-8”) NORTHAMPTON SITEloungeand 10-12. Doctor’s office, physiotherapist’s 1. Reception 1 (24’-0” x 25’-0”) 19. Horse grooming workshop FLOOR PLANS AND SECTION office and nurse’s(25’-6” room x 21’-10”) 2. Lockers (4’-6” x 19’-8”)

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and warmth for the horses. The stables are placed along a linear axis as horses percieve linear paths

Senior citizen therapy 14. Women’s Toilet spaces (12’-0” x 9’-4”)

SCALE (1/16” = 1’-0”) room (20’-4” x 19’-4”) 9. Examination

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4. Horse Grooming area (24’-8” x 21’-4.5”)

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LEGEND 13. Men’s Toilet (12’-0” x 9’-4”)

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4. Men’s Toilet (9’-4” x 19’-0”) Admin. block spaces

8. Refuse area (20'-0" x 14'-9")

STABLES, HORSE GROOMING STORAGE AREA VIEW OFAND THE PADDOCKS AND STABLES

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Senior citizen therapy spaces

office and nurse’s room 9 x 9’-4”) (12’-0”

7. Bedding storage (16'-4" x 17'-10")

11. Entry 1 (32’-0”the x 31’-0”) 5. Feed room (24'-8" x 21'-4.5") The rationale behind the planning of the stables was tobay maximise penetration of natural daylighting

Toilets

2. Lockers (4’-6” x 19’-8”)

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6 ADMIN. BLOCK AND SENIOR THERAPY CENTER 10-12. Doctor’s office, physiotherapist’s 1. Reception and Entrance (15’-9” x 19’-8”) CITIZEN

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1. Horse Medical treatment area (23’-6” x 12’-0”)

SHOWER

Admin. block spaces

2

Horse grooming and storage

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15 4.1Men’s Toilet (9’-4” x 19’-0”) 14. Women’s Toilet (12’-0” x 9’-4”) MAYANKCITIZEN SHARMA THERAPY CENTER EXTERIOR VIEW OF STABLES BEHIND MOUNDS ADMIN. BLOCK AND SENIOR 5-7. Staff rooms (10’-0” 15-18. X-ray room, ultrasound room and 11 x 9’-4”) ARC_503_F22 Skylights on the north side and south side ensure all-day and all -year round diffused lighting in the stables. two massage rooms (12’-0” x 9’-4”) 8. Spectator’s NORTHAMPTON SITElounge and meeting room (24’-0” x 25’-0”) 19. Horse grooming workshop (25’-6” x 21’-10”) FLOOR PLANS AND SECTION LEGEND 10 SCALE = 1’-0”) room 7 (1/16” 9. Examination (20’-4” x 19’-4”) 20. Equine Meditation hall (50’-2” x 48’-8”) LOCKERS

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SHOWER

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2

2

5

8

The rationale behind the planning of the stables was to maximise the penetration of natural daylighting The stables face the south so that warm winter light can enter through the sloped skylights and warmth for the horses. The stables are placed along a linear axis as horses percieve linear paths while horizontal louvers mitigate same2light during summers.

2 much better.

2 the 2 shading 2 the length 2 arethe 3 The structural fins across cast in concrete and provide aesthetic appeal along with providing structural framing for the structure and providing limited shading ability.

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Skylights on the north side and side ensure all-day and all -year round diffused lighting in the stables.

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EXTERIOR VIEW OF STABLES BEHIND MOUNDS

2

SHOWER

The rationale behind the planning of the stables was to maximise the penetration of natural d and warmth for the horses. The stables are placed along a linear axis as horses percieve line much better. The structural fins across the length are cast in concrete and provide aesthetic a providing structural framing for the structure and providing limited shading ability.

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5

14

10

INTERIOR VIEW OF STALLS The stables face the south so that warm winter light can enter through the sloped skylights while the horizontal shading louvers mitigate the same light during summers.

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EXTERIOR VIEW OF STABLES BEHIND MOUNDS

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INTERIOR VIEW OF STABLES

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plinth

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LANDSCAPING/GRASS

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EQUINE MEDITATION HALL

stable walls

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PATH

2' - 0" 0' - 0" ground

LOCKERS

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STABLES

LANDSCAPED PATH

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PADDOCK MOUNDS AND GALLERY

The stables face the south so that warm winter light can enter through the sloped skylights while the horizontal shading louvers mitigate the same light during summers.

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plinth

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LANDSCAPED PATH

INTERIOR VIEW OF STALLS

10

2' - 0" 0' - 0" ground

LANDSCAPING + OUTDOOR ARENA

MAYANK SHARMA ARC_503_F22 NORTHAMPTON SITE FLOOR PLANS AND SECTION SCALE (1/16” = 1’-0”)

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Grooming and storage area

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Grooming and storage area

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Stables

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Barn doors and windows in the stables help channel the winds into the building, improving cross-ventilation and air quality.

They can be closed during the winters to shield the horses from the cold.

SECTION 2-2

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Sn. Ctz. therapy

Admin. block LEGEND

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INTERIOR VIEW OF STABLES

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Riding Hall

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The stables face the south so that warm winter light can enter through the sloped skylights while the horizontal shading louvers mitigate the same light during summers.

Barn doors and windows in the stables help channel the winds into the building, improving cross-ventilation and air quality. They can be closed during the winters to shield the horses from the cold. 2

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INTERIOR VIEW OF STALLS

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INTERIOR VIEW OF STABLES

LEGEND

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STRUCTURAL DESIGN FOR RIDING HALL FLOOR PLAN

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1 2'-72"

1 23'-72"

12'-9"

W14 X 22 I-SECTION PURLINS @6' SPACING C-C AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN (REFER TO DETAIL BELOW)

2'

5'-1"

8" THK CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

6

1 21'-102"

Truss

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1 21'-102"

Truss

198'-8"

8' HIGH BARRIER WALL

SPECTATOR STANDS

RIDING HALL (198'-8" X 102'-8')

6

8" THK CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

VIEW FROM STANDS

1 21'-102"

Truss

5

LANDSCAPE PASSAGE (12' WIDE)

1 72'-72" PASSAGEWAY (6' WIDE)

200' PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 6" THK METAL DECK ROOFING (3" THK COMPOSITE STEEL DECK WITH INSULATION AND WATERPROOFING UNDERNEATH)

SKYLIGHT WITH

GLAZING 8" THK LATTICE TRUSS WITH 6" THK DIAGONAL AND 4" THK VERTICAL MEMBERS WELDED TO 6" THK TOP AND BOTTOM CORDS

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

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120'-8"

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

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ROOF PROJECTION 1 21'-102"

1 8'-92"

7'

28'-0"

1 8'-92"

3' 3' 3'

1 21'-102"

6'

Truss

4'-6"

UP

1 1'-4" 3'-92"

2

8"

4

LANDSCAPE PASSAGE (12' WIDE)

1 1'-4" 3'-92"

9" THK METAL DECK ROOFING (TWO LAYERS OF 3" THK COMPOSITE STEEL DECK WITH INSULATION AND WATERPROOFING UNDERNEATH)

22'-8"

4'-6"

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6'

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

8" THK LATTICE TRUSS WITH 6" THK DIAGONAL AND 4" THK VERTICAL MEMBERS WELDED TO 6" THK TOP AND BOTTOM CORDS

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

4

GROUND

6'

19'-8"

Truss

6' BARN DOOR

1'-0"

1 6'-62"

SKYLIGHT ABOVE

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1'-7.5" x 4'-7.5" RCC COLUMN AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

DETAIL A

19'-8"

8" THK CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

SKYLIGHT ABOVE

3

1'-3" x 1'-7.5" RCC BEAM AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

1'-7.5" X 4'-8" RCC 8" COLUMNS

22'-8" 1 25'-42"

Truss

W14 X 22 I-SECTION PURLINS @6' SPACING C-C AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

6'

STEEL BRACKET WELDED TO GUSSET PLATE

1'X2' GUSSET PLATES FIXED TO COLUMN BY ANCHOR BOLTS SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

STEEL BRACKET WELDED TO GUSSET PLATE

1'X2' GUSSET PLATES FIXED TO COLUMN BY ANCHOR BOLTS

ROOF PROJECTION

RAINWATER GUTTER CHANNEL

1'-8"

1

B 1'-6" X 1'-7.5" BASE PLATES ANCHORED TO COLUMN

19'-8"

A

2

3'-6"

8'-10"

1 26'-42"

The structure was designed keeping in mind the scale of both humans and horses in mind, which is evident in the way the roof slopes downward across the riding hall (used by horse) to its least height just above the spectator stands (used by humans). This was done to minimise the redundancy of volume of the space.

8" THK LATTICE TRUSS WITH 6" THK DIAGONAL AND 4" THK VERTICAL MEMBERS WELDED TO 6" THK TOP AND BOTTOM CORDS

RIDING ARENA

SP

EC

TA TO R

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

STEEL BRACKET WELDED TO GUSSET PLATE

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

1'X2' GUSSET PLATES FIXED TO COLUMN BY ANCHOR BOLTS

ST AN

DS

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1 21'-102"

1'-3" x 1'-7.5" RCC BEAM AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

28'-0"

VIEW FROM BARN DOOR ENTRY

UP

DETAIL B

1 20'-12"

1'-7.5" X 4'-8" RCC COLUMNS

8

Truss

36' - 10.5"

1 11'-22"

RIDING HALL ROOF

25' - 8"

RIDING HALL

RAINWATER GUTTER

2' - 0"

PLINTH

1 23'-72"

5'-1"

Truss

8

CHANNEL SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

1'-3" x 1'-7.5" RCC BEAM AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

1'-7.5" x 4'-7.5" RCC COLUMN AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

BARN DOOR

1 2'-72"

UP

A

1'-6" X 1'-7.5" BASE PLATES ANCHORED TO COLUMN

12'-9"

7

RAMP

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

1 8'-92"

2'

LANDSCAPE PASSAGE (12' WIDE)

8"

RIDING HALL

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

1 8'-92"

126'-0" 121'-4"

8"

1'-6" X 1'-7.5" BASE PLATES ANCHORED TO COLUMN

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

1 2'-72"

1 15'-92"

4'-6"

2

102'

RAINWATER GUTTER CHANNEL 6" THK METAL DECK ROOFING (3" THK COMPOSITE STEEL DECK WITH INSULATION AND 1'-3" x 1'-7.5" WATERPROOFINGRCC UNDERNEATH) BEAM AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

1'-7.5" x 4'-7.5" RCC COLUMN AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

BARN DOOR

21'-1"

1

2'-8"

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

RAMP

9'-6"

ROOF PROJECTION

B 1'-8"

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

2'-8"

36' - 10.5"

RIDING HALL ROOF

25' - 8"

RIDING HALL FLOOR PLAN

10 B

ROOF PROJECTION

COURTYARD

washroom

2

washroom

Viewing gallery

8" THK CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

8” THK CONCRETE BLOCK WALL

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A 120'-8"

SECTION 3-3

25' - 8"

1 2'-72"

RAINWATER GUTTER CHANNEL

1'-6" X 1'-7.5" BASE PLATES ANCHORED TO COLUMN

1'X2' GUSSET PLATES FIXED TO COLUMN BY ANCHOR BOLTS

1 23'-72"

1'-3" x 1'-7.5" RCC BEAM AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

12'-9"

1'X2' GUSSET PLATES FIXED TO COLUMN BY ANCHOR BOLTS

1'-7.5" x 4'-7.5" RCC COLUMN AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

1 8'-92"

STEEL BRACKET WELDED TO GUSSET PLATE

19'-8"

19'-8"

1 26'-42"

8" THK LATTICE TRUSS WITH 6" THK DIAGONAL AND 4" THK VERTICAL MEMBERS WELDED TO 6" THK TOP AND BOTTOM CORDS

RIDING HALL

1'-6" X 1'-7.5" BASE PLATES ANCHORED TO COLUMN

1 8'-92"

8" THK LATTICE TRUSS WITH 6" THK DIAGONAL AND 4" THK VERTICAL MEMBERS WELDED TO 6" THK TOP AND BOTTOM CORDS

DETAIL A

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

1 1'-4" 3'-92"

6'

STEEL BRACKET WELDED TO GUSSET PLATE 1'X2' GUSSET PLATES FIXED TO COLUMN BY ANCHOR BOLTS

1 11'-22"

6" THK METAL DECK ROOFING (3" THK COMPOSITE STEEL DECK WITH INSULATION AND WATERPROOFING UNDERNEATH)

1'-7.5" x 4'-7.5" RCC COLUMN AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

BARN DOOR

PLINTH 2' - 0" 0' - 0" GROUND

2'

SKYLIGHT WITH GLAZING

4'-6"

BARN DOOR

1 15'-92"

21'-1"

1'-7.5" x 4'-7.5" RCC COLUMN AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

RAMP

1 6'-62"

3'-6" 1 2'-72"

8'-10"

RAINWATER GUTTER CHANNEL

1'-3" x 1'-7.5" RCC BEAM AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

36' - 10.5"

6'

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6'

1'-6" X 1'-7.5" BASE PLATES ANCHORED TO COLUMN

6'

RIDING HALL ROOF

DETAIL B

1'-0"

W14 X 22 I-SECTION PURLINS @6' SPACING C-C AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN

This slope was orientated towards the north side so as to maximise the penetration of natural diffused light. To that end the structural system was designed under the guidance of a structural consultant according to the evolved form of this hall. Taking SOM’s Moynihan hall as a precedent, the trusses were designed to be thicker at the most needful points and taper as the structural load decreased across the span.

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A

8"

1 11'-22"

RIDING HALL

COURTYARD

Barn door 10 0' - 0" GROUND

RAINWATER GUTTER CHANNEL

Barn door

1'-7.5" X 4'-8" RCC COLUMNS 1 24'-42"

3

1 25'-42"

UP

Truss

22'-10"

6" THK METAL DECK ROOFING (3" THK COMPOSITE STEEL DECK WITH INSULATION AND WATERPROOFING UNDERNEATH)

3 RAMP

9

4'-6"

9

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE OF 1-1 FOR ADDITIONAL CONTEXT The truss system is topped by a metal deck roof and supported by a RCC frame structure and floor that is topped with gravel and sand for the horses.

MAYANK SHARMA ARC_503_F22 NORTHAMPTON SITE FLOOR PLANS AND SECTION SCALE (1/8” = 1’-0”)

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3D VISUALIZATION AND LANDSCAPING

VIEW OF THE PLAZA

AXONOMETRIC OF OAT SPACE 2

VIEW OF THE PADDOCKS

VIEW OF THE MOUNDS

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1

SECTION 1-1 IN SITE CONTEXT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SENIOR CITIZEN HOME HOUSE

HOUSE

RIDING HALL STABLES

ACTIVITY SPACE + OAT

NORTHAMPTON STREET

OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY

KINGSLEY STREET

OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY

HORSE GROOMING AND STORAGE

OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY

RILEY STREET

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3D VISUALIZATION AND LANDSCAPING

1. VIEW OF THE PLAZA

2. OAT VIEW

3. VIEW OF THE ENTRY TO THE ADMIN. BLOCK AND WAY TO RIDING HALL

4. VIEW OF THE GALLERY AND MOUND BESIDES RIDING HALL

4 3

6

1

1

9

5

8

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9. VIEW OF THE URBAN PARK II

8. VIEW OF THE URBAN PARK I

5. OAT ACTIVITY

7. LEVELS OF PLAY BEHIND OAT SPACE

6. VIEW OF THE RIDING ARENA BESIDES THE MOUNDS AND THE SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER IN THE BACKGROUND

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REVITALIZATION OF ABOHAR MANDI MANDI, ABOHAR MUNICIPALITY, FAZILKA DISTRICT, PUNJAB

Client: Abohar Municipal Corporation Time Frame: January 2021 - ongoing Participation: Principal Architect, in partnership with Ar. Deepanshu Garg

INTRODUCTION Abohar is a town in Punjab that has a rich and proud cultural past. This is no more evident than in the Mandi - ‘big market’ in hindi and punjabi - located in the heart of the town.

This site was once a booming symbol of Abohar’s cotton industry till the late 1960’s.

After the decline of its industry after the 1970’s, the Mandi’s condition deterioated. After consultation with the local municipal corporation, we took up the project to revitalize the nascent urban character of this site.

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CONCEPT AND SITE ANALYSIS SITE CONDITION PRIOR TO PROJECT

ZONE 2

ZONE 1 SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

ZONE 3

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

TO OLD TE ROAD >>

PS

CHANNAN MAL SWEETS BANK

TAXI STAND

Trees

SHOPS

RAM LEELA GROUND

FLAG HOISTING AREA NO. 1

Internal circulation

SHOP

SHOPS

SHOP

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

ATM

STATION ROAD

SCHOOL

HOSPITAL

CLOCK TOWER

SHOPS SHOPS SCHOOL

TO GAOS HAL ROAD >> SHOPS

SHOPS

GATE NO. 4 SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

<< TO RAILW STATION AY

OFFICE

UCO BANK

FOOD STREET

INC OFFICE RK SHOPS ENTERPRISES HERITAGE BUILDING

SHOP

SHOPS

SHOP

SHOPS SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SBI - NO. 4 BUILDING

SHOPS

SHOPS

BAZAAR NO. 4 ROAD

SHOPS SHOPS

INFRASTRUCTURE

TO CIVIL HOSPITA ROAD >>L

SABZI MANDI

TOILET

SBI BANK

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CONCERNS

SHOPS

BAZAAR NO. 9 ROAD

FLAG HOISTING AREA NO. 2

THANA ROAD

There is no coherence and structure in the traffic flow. Pedestrian forced to share space with vehicles.

There are very minimal trees and greens in the Mandi. The wide streets are in bad shape. The streets waste their potential as catalysts of social interaction.

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS SHOPS

Direction of traffic

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS SHOPS SHOPS

SUNIL CINEMA ROAD

Landmarks/focal areas

SHOPS

SHOPS

SHOPS

External circulation

JANTA SWEETS

SHOPS ATM

BANK

SHOPS

Buildings - commercial/ residential

SHOPS

SHOPS

CIRCULAR ROAD

SHOPS

SHOP

SHOPS

S OP

SHOP

PO IC STAL TIOE N

SH

There is no coherence and structure in the traffic flow.

Pedestrian forced to share space with vehicles.

There are very minimal trees and greens in the Mandi- Encroachments are a perptual menace in the urban approximately only 12 -13 trees. The wide streets are fabric. Often these encroachments function as pseudoPeripheral roads outside the site There are 10 entry/exit pointsininbad theshape andSurrounded bybroken. commercial spaces and spaces inThe wide interior streets of the their brick paving The streets pedestrian the absence of people-friendly Circulation Encroachments provide robust but congested street Mandi, with the primary pointswaste being wide railway station andServices andmandi support recreational their potential as roads. catalystsNearby of social interaction. spaces. drainage are exposed.

connectivity around and also through 4 and the Clock tower gate.

Greenery Building line Gate no. the site via two spine roads - Bazaar no.

Services/ Drainage 4 and 9 roads.

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL

SABZI MANDI Zone 3 A vegetable market that provides livelihoods and nourishment to residents

FOOD STREET Zone 3 A cultural and commercial gastronomic affair during evening

Encroachments are a perptual menace and function as pseudo-pedestrian spaces in the absence of people-friendly spaces.

Services and drainage are exposed.

Encroachments

Circulation

Building line

Greenery

Services/ Drainage

central location makes the Mandi an ideal focal center.

TAXI STAND Zone 1 Integral cogs in the transport network in and beyond Mandi

and cultural roles but still feel underutilized.

RAMLEELA GROUND Zone 2 Substantial importance in social, cultural and religious affairs center of street plays

FLAGPOLE AREAS Zone 2 Assembly areas of political and social significance nodes of public outreach

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VISION

PROPOSED PLAN

VISION

“Weaving an elegant design through the existing urban fabric that coalescences the commercial, circulatory and recreational realms, while simultaneously creating a healthy segregation between them. This will give rise to a synergetic whole that will revitalize the dynamic and historic Mandi.”

TAXI STAND

ZONE 1

OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES

parking

ZONE 3 TO OLD TEHSIL ROAD >>

BAZAAR NO. 9 ROAD

Landmarks/focal areas

shop plinth pedestrian

shaded rest space

JANTA SWEETS

ZONE 2B CIRCULAR ROAD

BAZAAR NO. 4 ROAD

External circulation

FLAG FLAG AREA.2 AREA.1

ZONE 2A

Pedestrian/parking Internal circulation

shop plinth pedestrian

RAMLEELA GROUND

CHANNAN MAL SWEETS

Traffic flow

vehicle circula�

vehicle circulation

Provide and 5. Provide dynamicdynamic and thriving public spaces that can activate community thriving public interaction and integrateinteraction the focal areas of the site. spaces.

6. Invite nature into the Mandi by increasing

N

general vehicular and commercial freight traffic.

Preserve heritage and character of Mandi.

3. Preserve the heritage and character of the site, incorporating the aethetic elements and materials unique to the site in the design.

4. Assist local administration draft facade control laws and signage standards.

greenery and rest spaces throughout.

TO CIVIL HOSPITAL ROAD >>

THANA ROAD

Provide pedestrian friendly 1. Provide organized and adequate zoning that respects the space of each stakeholder spaces and designated - shopkeepers, pedestrians and vehicle users.

2. Give safe space for pedestrians and promote vehicular walkability while leavingzones out circulation for

SUNIL CINEMA ROAD

shop plinth

2

DELAYERING THE DESIGN

AYERING DELAYERING THE DESIGN THE DESIGN

SBI NO.4 BUILDING

EFINING THE PLINTH FOR SHOPS 1 DEFINING THE PLINTH FOR SHOPS

1

1

INC OFFICE

BAZAAR NO. 4 ROAD

2 STATION ROAD

Urban parks with plenty of foliage will give respite from the sun and improve the environmental and aesthetic value of the Mandi.

DELAYERING THE DESIGN

DELAYERING THE DESIGN

2

3

IDENTIFYING AND DEMARCATING VEHICLE CIRCULATION

Owing to limited road widths and prioritzing pedestrian spaces, Flow of traffic will be organized and directed in specific directions.

The north and south roads will be two-way, while the rest shall be one-way.

RELIEVING THE URBAN STRESS BY PEDESTRIANIZING AND GIVING REST SPACES

<< TO RAILW AY STATION

RK ENTERPRISES HERITAGE BUILDING

TO GAOS HALA ROAD >>

BAZAAR NO. 9 ROAD

Segregation of spaces under the new design will create dynamic plazas for citizens to interact and thrive.

CLOCK SABZI TOWER MANDI

DELAYERING THE DESIGN 4

SOOTHING THE MANDI THROUGH NATURAL SHADE

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VISION Material palette

PROPOSED SECTIONS Concrete pavers

Red sandstone

Yellow sandstone

PROPOSED SECTIONS (+0 M)

(+0.30 M) (+0.30 M)

1.5 M 2.3 M 1.5 M 2.3 M SHOP BUILDING PEDESTRIAN PATH SHOP PEDESTRIAN BUILDINGPLINTH PATH PLINTH

Kharwanja (brick paving in herringbone pattern)

Flagstone

Washed pea gravel

ROAD

1.5 M 1.5 M PEDESTRIAN PATH PEDESTRIAN PATH

(+0.15 M)

(+0.15 M)

(+0.15 M)

(+0.15 M)

(+0.30 M) (+0.30 M)

2M 2M 2M 2M SHOP PEDESTRIAN PATH PLINTH SHOP PEDESTRIAN PATH PLINTH

12.9 M M COMMUNITY REST AND12.9 SPACE COMMUNITY REST AND SPACE

BUILDING BUILDING

(+0.15 M) (+0.15 M)

Trees such as Acacia tortilis will be most feasible in Abohar’s semi-arid climate

(+0.30 M) (+0.30 M)

Abohar is known for its production of oranges in beautiful orchards.

7.5 M 7.5 M ROAD

(+0.15 M)

SECTION 1-1 THROUGH PLAZA BEHIND SBI BUILDING IN SOUTH END OF ZONE 1 SECTION 1-1 THROUGH PLAZA BEHIND SBI BUILDING IN SOUTH END OF ZONE 1

Natural palette

Flowering Amaltas trees grow well in Abohar’s climate.

(+0.15 M)

(+0 M)

Trees such as banyan and peeple hold social and spiritual value.

(+0.15 M) (+0.15 M)

3M 1.6 M 3M 1.6 M BUILDING SHOP PEDESTRIAN SHOP PEDESTRIAN BUILDING PLINTH PATH PATH PLINTH

(+0.15 M) (+0.15 M)

16.5 M 16.5 M REST AND COMMUNITY COMMUNITY REST ANDSPACE SPACE

SECTION 2-2 THROUGH PLAZA IN SOUTH END OF ZONE 2A SECTION 2-2 THROUGH PLAZA IN SOUTH END OF ZONE 2A

(+0 M) (+0 M)

9M

9M

ROAD ROAD

(+0.30 M) (+0.30 M)

2M

2M

SHOP BUILDING SHOPPLINTH BUILDING PLINTH

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PROPOSED DESIGN PROPOSED SITE SITE VIEW TYPICAL VISUALIZATION EXAMPLE - ZONE 1 ZONE 2 A & B

RK ENTERPRISES HERITAGE BUILDING INC OFFICE

ZONE 3 N

ZONE 1

SBI NO.4 BUILDING

BAZAAR NO. 4 ROAD

EXIT FROM MANDI

BANYAN PLAZA

PEDESTRIAN ENTRY/EXIT

Forming around the two exisiting Banyan trees, the banyan plaza will serve as a vibrant communal space which might be used for events and rallies, being kept active by the daily crowd of bank workers in the SBI building.

SPACES FOR ALL

ENTRY TO MANDI

Space will divided evenly between pedestrian and parking, keeping in mind the nuances of the Mandi’s activities and wisdom of local shopkeepers. Trees will provide shade and hard landscaping the aesthetic value of the plazas.

TAXI STAND

N ENTRY TO MANDI

The main domain of the taxi union, this area will have dedicated parking spaces while also providing adequate rest and outdoor social spaces for people. The areas will be landscaped in organic and flowing patterns, mimicing the life within the Mandi.

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3D VISUALIZATION 3-D VISUALISATION AT STREET LEVEL

THOROUGHFARE - ZONE 1

SPACE FOR COMMON MAN - ZONE 2A

RAMLEELA GROUND AND FOOD STREET - ZONE 2A

COLORFUL PLAZA - ZONE 2A

FLAG HOISTING AREA NO.2 - ZONE 2B

ERSTWHILE FOOD STREET, NOW AN URBAN PARK - ZONE 3

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RESPITE FROM URBAN LIFE A LAKESIDE RESIDENCE JAYANTI LAKE AND DAM, JAYANTI VILLAGE, MAJRIAN S.A.S NAGAR DISTRICT PUNJAB

Client: Mr. Randhawa Time Frame: October 2021 - ongoing Participation: Principal architect, solo project

INTRODUCTION Although the city of Chandigarh is one of the most liveable and green cities in India, it has been lately feeling the brunt of urbanisation.

Situated at the banks of the Jayanti lake and after consultations with the client, a 2 bedroom residence was designed that could serve as a sanctuary away from the rigors of urban life.

The chosen site is located in a narrow valley at the end of the lake, nestled in the foothills of the Shivaliks and within view of the sacred and popular hilltop Jayanti Devi temple.

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CONCEPT AND SITE ANALYSIS LYSIS LYSIS PROPOSED SITE PLAN

CLIENT CLIENT SITE AT SITEAT JAYANTI DAM JAYANTIDAM

VISION

SHIVALIK SHIVALIK FOOTHILLS FOOTHILLS

“The residence will represent the client’s desire to connect with nature within spaces that are natural to the senses. The design will embrace open flow of energy, each space welcoming in the surrounding environment with transparent barriers.”

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OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES

INTRODUCTION

279'-321 "

NN

19

5'

-4

THE SITE DIRT ROAD TO SITE

ENTRY GATE

"

JAYANTI LAKE

THE SITE

CONCEPT AND SITE ANALYSIS

N

5'

" 11

19

2'-

44

CHOSEN CONSTRUCTION ZONE

279'-321 "

KE LA S

-4

"

DIRT ROAD TO SITE

'-8

JAYANTI LAKE

2

-7"

42'

CHOSEN CONSTRUCTION ZONE 19

t=TOWARDS JAYANTI LAKE

5'

" 11

2'-

44

CHOSEN CONSTRUCTION ZONE

JAYANTI LAKE

THE SITE DIRT ROAD TO SITE

-4

"

The view can be enhanced by pruning the bushy vegetat=TOWARDS tion. One benefit of this point is the view of the sunset.

JAYANTI LAKE

The preferred zone for construction. It is almost flat and while providing a direct line of sight to the lake " 11 2'-

7"

42'-

910045 sq.ft.

44

SITE GEOTAGGED AND MAPPED

"

19

SUNSET POINT

910045 sq.ft.

75

CONSTRUCTION CHOSEN 1 " 2 ZONE '-4

279'-321 "

D W AR PE O SL D W AR N W O

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CONCEPT AND S

ROUNDABOUT 1

JAYANTI LAKE

CHOSEN CONSTRUCTION ZONE

JAYANTI DAM

N

TO

N

JAYANTI DAM'-8"

19

2

LS

1 " 2 '-4

HIL

1 " 2 '-4

LOCAL SHIV TEMPLE SHIVALIK HILLY AND 910045FOOTHILLS sq.ft.

ROUGH DIRT TRACK

75

DOWNWARD SLOPE TOWARDS LAKE

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FO

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AD

DIRT TRACK PRESENT APPROACH

75 CHOSEN CONSTRUCTION CLIENT '-8" ZONE SITE AT

JAYANTI LAKE

SHIVALIK FOOTHILLS

JAYANTI LAKE

RO

t=TOWARDS JAYANTI LAKE

"

-7 42'

DE

WI

SHIVALIK FOOTHILLS CHOSEN SITE

ROUNDABOUT 2

ET

JAYANTI DEVI TEMPLE ON HILLTOP

EXISTING TREES

DIRT ROAD TO SITE

CHANDIGARH CITY

G)

CLIENT SITE AT JAYANTI DAM

SHIVALIK FOOTHILLS

FE

" 11

2'-

44

SHIVALIK FOOTHILLS

13.3 kms 25 mins

BY CAR

15

the site also plays host to flocks of migratory birds during seasons.

JAYANTI JAYANTI DAM THE TOSITE LAKEBED LAKE

T IN E AK TEN OOD X IL L NT UM E K F A YA JA AXIM PE (M RING DU

TEMPLE TEMPLE SHIVALIK SHIVALIK HILLY AND FOOTHILLS HILLYAND The chosen site is located in a narrow valley at the end of the lake, FOOTHILLS 910045 sq.ft.

ROUGH ROUGH nestled in the foothills of the Shivaliks and within view of the sacred DIRT TRACK DIRTTRACK JAYANTI DAM JAYANTI and DAM popular hilltop Jayanti Devi temple. Besides its pictureqsue qualities,

CONCEPT AND SITE ANALYSIS

CLIENT SITE AT PEDESTRIAN PATH

JAYANTI DEVI JAYANTIDEVI 75 '-8 TEMPLE ON TEMPLEON CLIENT CLIENT " HILLTOP Urban life has its merits, but often drains the life and soul of people, HILLTOP SITE 1 " AT SITEAT CHOSEN 2 frequently at the expense of greenery toDAM nature.

JAYANTI DAM JAYANTI '-4 and exposure CONSTRUCTION 9 SHIVALIK 1 Although theSHIVALIK city of Chandigarh is2one of the most liveable and green ZONE FOOTHILLS FOOTHILLS cities in India, it has been lately feeling the brunt of urbanisation.

19 5' This project was a reaction to the above. The client owned a unique -4"

property, situated at the banks LAKE JAYANTI LAKEof the Jayanti lake, formed as a reservoir JAYANTI for Jayanti dam. After thorough consultations and site visits with the LOCAL client, it was decided to build 2 bedroom residence that could serve LOCAL SHIV as a sanctuary away from the rigors ofSHIV urban life.

IVA SH

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CONCEPT AND SITE ANALYSIS NN

s,s,

CHANDIGARH CHANDIGARH CITY CITY

279'-321 "

13.3 kms 13.3kms 25 mins 25mins CAR BY

BY CAR

There is only one access route to the site, that too unmetalled and challenging to cross. Hence, construction materials and crew need to be minimised.

CHOSEN CONSTRUCTION ZONE

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PROPOSED DESIGN ELE. 2

PROPOSED PLAN

12' 1 15'-102"

while giving ample of oppurtunity for panaromic fenestrations.

PLANTER

LIVING 14'-0"x14'-0" SUNSHADE PROJECTION

STAGE 3

4 21" THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH

structural

COURTYARD PERGOLA 16'-9"x19'-3" @STRUCTURAL DESIGN

SUNSHADE PROJECTION

TOILET 8'-0"x11'-1.5"

2

ELE. 3

ENTRY FOYER 14'-0"x8'-6"

ELE. 1

2

PORCH 7'-0"x10'-0"

15'-6"

BEDROOM 18'-0"x14'-0"

PASSAGEWAY 4'-6" WIDE

SUNSHADE PROJECTION

KITCHEN 16'-0"x8'-0"

SUNSHADE PROJECTION

No space will go to waste, even the bottlenecks and arbitrary spaces left beside stairs and porches. These spaces will be used as oppurtunities to increase greenery.

STORE 7'-0"x8'-0"

PLANTER

BEDROOM 13'-4.5"x15'-0"

PLANTER

8'-8"

PERGOLA @STRUCTURAL DESIGN

PWDR. RM. 7'-0"x4'-6"

VERANDAH 30'-0"x8'-9"

4 21" THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH

8'-6"

4 21" THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH

PRIVATE LIVING 15'-9"x13'-3"

PLANTER

11'

SUNSHADE PROJECTION

DRESS 8'-0"x7'-0"

DINING 14'-0"x14'-0"

7'

frame Structural All negative spaces including verandahs and courtyards holding roof will have steel pergolas made as perconsisting structural design, of topped with an overgrowth of vines and creepers girders that will I-section girders and T-section not only decorate these warm outdoor spaces but also as per provide natural protection from sun and rain. design

UP

SUNSHADE PROJECTION

51'-3"

STAGE 2

1

11'-6"

PLANTER

4'-6"

2

Goan architecture is the symbol of rustic architecture Lower strata of in India. The client has a affinity for things goan, structure roofall of array besides includes thus a goan porch is designed as a tribute, slabs forofroof being a worthy compliment mandana to the theme the base and aesthetics residence.

27'

SWIMMING POOL 11'-9"x27'-0"

4 21" THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH

STAGE 1

HYBRID STRUCTURE A combination for ease of construction, affordability and more rustic feel of the roof.

N

SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION

27'

PERGOLA @STRUCTURAL DESIGN

1 33'-42"

PRODUCED BY

PANAROMIC VIEWS Windows will be strategically located so as to take full advantage of the picturesque hills and lake.

4 21" THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH

60'-9"

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

e roof structure

1 PLANTER

Upper strata of roof structure 9”x 9” thick RCC columns atincludes a spantilebetween terracing, 8’-9’ apart will support the widewaterproofing public areas and mud phaska

18'-9"

9'-6"

PATIO

DN

Brick wall parapet Built-up area - 2104 sq.ft.

Structure type - load bearing + RCC frame + steel deck for roof with mandana stone as the ceiling’s structuralSTAGE strata4

NAL PRODUCT

11'-9"

5'

DN

PERGOLA @STRUCTURAL DESIGN

1

4 21" THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH

8'-6"

12'-10"

SUNSHADE PROJECTION

24'-3"

RUCTURAL DETAILS

RECTANGLES AND NEGATIVE SPACES The design create negative spaces for ventilation and lighting, or courtyards.

71'-6" 15'-6"

11'

SUNSHADE PROJECTION

TOILET DRESS 5'-4.5"x7'-0" 7'-7.5"x7'-0"

1 14'-102"

1 7'-12"

1 53'-42"

Isometric exploded view ELE. 4

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STRUCTURAL DETAILS AND SECTIONS PROPOSED SECTIONS

ISOMETRIC VIEW AND STRUCTURAL DETAILS

Brick wall parapet

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

STAGE 4 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PLINTH (+1’ )

STAGE 3

2

G.L(+0’)

(+2’-0”) PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Detailed section of the roof structure

ROOF (+10’9” ) ROOF (+10’9” )

Upper strata of roof structure includes tile terracing, waterproofing and mud phaska

1

(+2’-0”)

Lower strata of roof structure includes array of mandana slabs for roof base and aesthetics

G.L(+0’)

(-6’-0”)

(+2’-0”)

8’-9”

13’-3”

19’-3”

VERANDAH

PRIVATE LIVING

COURTYARD

(+0’-0”)

27’-0”

2M

SWIMMING POOL

PATIO

STAGE 2

SECTION 1-1

Structural frame holding roof consisting of I-section girders and T-section girders as per structural design

STAGE 1

ROOF (+10’9” )

1

ROOF (+10’9” )

Mandana stone A hardy stone, readily available and cheaper than other options. Comes in small sizes also, saving the costs for cutting PLINTH (+1’ )

On-site images

G.L(+0’)

from a sister project showing the construction process (+2’-0”)

2

18’-0” MASTER BEDROOM

(+2’-0”)

(+2’-0”)

(+2’-0”)

(+2’-0”)

8’-0”

16’-9”

14’-0”

7’-0”

TOILET

COURTYARD

ENTRY FOYER

ENTRY PORCH

Isometric exploded view

SECTION 2-2 page 19

ELEVATIONS 3D VISUALISATION - EXTERIORAND 3D VISUALIZATION

PROPOSED ELEVATIONS

SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 3

ELEVATION 1

FRONT VIEW / ELEVATION 2 3D VISUALISATION - EXTERIOR / INTERIOR

3D VISUALISATION - EXTERIOR / INTERIOR

SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 1

PROPOSED ELEVATIONS LIVING ROOM

FRONT VIEW / ELEVATION 2

REAR VIEW / ELEVATION 4

LIVING ROOM SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 1

REAR VIEW / ELEVATION 4

MASTER BEDROOM

ELEVATION 2

ELEVATION 3

MASTER BEDROOM

COURTYARD VIEW

COURTYARD VIEW

COURTYARD VIEW

COURTYARD VIEW

ELEVATION 4

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REACHING THE GRASSROOTS I MODULAR LIBRARY TEMPLATE BATHINDA DISTRICT, PUNJAB

Client: Bathinda Municipal Corporation Time Frame: January 2021 - ongoing Participation: Partner in a team, along with Ar. Deepanshu Garg and Senior partner Arjun Goyal

INTRODUCTION Bathinda is the fifth largest city in the state of Punjab. The city is a provider of good quality education in the district and the rural countryside.

However, there has been glaring lack of study spaces for students and aspirants for government jobs. Bathinda’s municipal corporation identified this issue and envisioned a goal of building hundreds of public libraries throughout the entire district.

We were contacted by the municipal corporation and we subsequently took up the project to create an ideal template for their objective.

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CLIENT REQUIREMENTS

PROPOSED “A universal libraryDESIGN design template that can be easily

VISION ELE. 3

be replicated throughout the villages in Bathinda district.”

“Creating a design as intuitive and simple as arranging blocks together while carving a nurturing and fresh space VISION for learning. The process has to be grounded with respect to resources but not compromise on the quality of spaces.”

2

PROPOSED PLAN

“Creating a design as intuitive and simple as arranging blocks together while carving a nurturing and fresh

PROJECTION

OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES for learning.

The process has to be grounded with respect to resources but notCONNECTION compromise on the quality o " WITH 1 2 10

1'-

11'-6"

5'-9"

3'3"

4'- 1 84 "

2'-9"

125°

3'-3"

9"

1 2'-12" 9"

9"

1 2'-12" 9"

9"

1'

1 1'-102"

12'-6"

5'-3"

1

Conceptual sketch

1 17'-04"

1'

9"

9"

9"

1 2'-12"

1 4'-34"

2'

2'

ELE. 4

9"

PROJECTION

9" 5'-6"

1 2'-12"

PROJECTION

1 1'-102"

2'

1 1'-72"

1 2'-12" 1 5'-64"

1 1'-34"

9"

9"

Conceptual sketch

PLANTER

3'-3" 1'

Conceptual sketch

PORCH (10'4.5" X 3'3") LVL 1'-6" 1 8'-42"

9'-9"

1 7'-102"

OPEN & LIGHTED Knowledge and wisdom are CURIOUS ANGLES democratic values.

Libraries principles by being open and OPEN & LIGHTED Theshould key to a simple design embrace these well-lit, providing Knowledge and wisdom that stillby stands out is andare principles being open visual comfort, circulation and todemocratic values. play with the anglesLibraries of well-lit, providing good visibility. should these thecomfort, edges embrace and faces. visual circulation and principles being open and goodby visibility. well-lit, providing visual comfort, circulation and good visibility.

OPEN & LIGHTED

Knowledge and wisdom are CURIOUS ANGLES democratic values.

Libraries Theshould key toembrace a simple these design that stillbystands out isand principles being open to play with the angles of well-lit, providing the edges and faces. and visual comfort, circulation good visibility.

3'-2" 1 42"

1'

Conceptual sketch PLANTER

CURIOUS ANGLES The key to a simple design that still stands out is ANGLES to playCURIOUS with the angles of The key to a simple design the edges and faces. that still stands out is to play with the angles of the edges and faces.

1'

1'

5'-3"

1 42"

1'-9"

1 9'-64"

PLANTER Conceptual sketch PROJECTION

1 1'-102"

BOOKS VESTIBULE 1 9') (8'6"8'-6X4"

8'

1 7'-102"

1 7'-102"

LIBRARIAN'S DESK (6'9" X 9')

9'

1'

PROJECTION

CONNECTION WITH NATURE OPEN & LIGHTED DESIGN VISION Greenery soothes the mind Knowledge and wisdom are and helps in regulating shade democratic values. Libraries and blocking glare ofthese the sun. should embrace

5'-3"

ELE. 2

11'

11'

11'

5'-3"

READING HALL (24' X 11')

11'

PLANTER

3'-2"

1 26'-04"

Conceptual sketch

2

MODULAR DESIGN Flexible and amendable according individual site conditions

Greene and help and bloc

10'

7'-9"

11'-6"

OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES

1

CO

MODULAR DESIGN NATURE PLANTER Flexible and amendable according Greenery soothes the mind 1 and helps in regulating shade individual site conditions 5'-6 4"

CONNECTION WITH NATURE OPEN & LIGHTED Greenery soothes the mind Knowledge and wisdom are 1 1 and blocking glare of the sun.

CONNECTION WITH 2'-12" 1'-34" and helps in regulating shade democratic values. Libraries NATURE andshould blocking glare of the sun. embrace these “Creating a design as intuitive and simple as arranging blocks together while carving a nurturing and fresh space 1 1 Greenery soothes the mind 6'-6" 17'-04" 4'-34" 2' 2' principles by being open and for learning. The process has to be grounded with respect to resources but not compromise on the quality of spaces.” and helps in regulating shade well-lit, providing and blocking glare of the sun. visual comfort, circulation and good visibility.

10'-6"

TY OF 1000 BOOKS ately 5000 books are ed for each library

CAPACITY OFSTRATEGIES 1000 BOOKS OBJECTIVES AND Approximately 5000 books are allocated for eachVISION library OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES

individual site conditions

There are planters outside all windows, where tall and short plants can be planted according to the orientation of the block.

9"

1 " 2

VESTIBULE FRUGAL AND AFFORDABLE (10' X 10') Replication on a mass scale requires a cost effective design

The cost of the building has been kept in mind, so the entire building is made with load bearing walls andCAPACITY just 4 RCCOF columns.

The final material finishes MODULAR DESIGN 1000 BOOKS also translate same Approximately 5000 the books arethought.

Flexible and amendable according

allocated for each library

1'- 1 12

3"

CLIENT REQUIREMENTS

9"

7'- 3 74 "

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VISION OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES

PROJECTION

“Creating a design as intuitive and simple as arranging blocks together while carving a nurturing and fresh space 5' for learning. The10' process has to be3'-7grounded respect to resources butarranging not compromise on thewhile quality of spaces.”

1 a design with 1'- VISION “Creating as intuitive and simple as blocks together carving a nurturing and fresh space 10 2" PROJECTION for learning.13The process has to be grounded with respect to resources but not compromise on the quality of spaces.”

5° 1 BOOKS 42" 3'-3" “Creating a design as intuitive and simple as arranging blocks together while carving a nurturing and fresh space VESTIBULE BOOKS OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES 6'10.5") for learning. The process has(8'6" to Xbe grounded with respect to resources but not compromise on the quality of spaces.”

CONNECTION WITH 1'

The shelves go 7’-0” high and have clerestory windows above to allow more light to flood into the library.

RECOGNIZABLE Easily stands out in a rural environment All bookshelves are optimized for maximum use of space with minimum cost. The ends of the bookshelves are hence also made in brick, with only the need to add wooden shelves/planks to support the books.

NATURE Greenery soothes the mind and helps in regulating shade and blocking glare of the sun.

"

6'-

1 1'-102"

VISION

'

PLANTER

1 " 12 1'-

Built-up area - 906 sq.ft. (incl. projections) - 1060 sq.ft.

Book capacity - 5000 books Structure type - load bearing + RCC frame

1 1'-102"

7'-9"

10

1 1'-102"

PROJECTION

UP LVL 0'-0"

CURIOUS ANGLES The key to a simple design that still stands out is to play with the angles of the edges and faces.

ELE. 1 page 22

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SECTIONS AND ISOMETRIC VIEW PROPOSED SECTIONS

ROOF (+10’9” )

ISOMETRIC VIEW

CUBICLES

PLINTH (+1’ ) G.L(+0’) RECEPTION AND ENTRY FOYER

READING AREA

(+0’ )

(+1’ )

8’-0” PLANTER

24’-0” READING HALL

SECTION 1-1

ROOF (+10’9” )

PLINTH (+1’ ) G.L(+0’)

(+1’)

3’-3” ENTRY PORCH

(+1’)

9’-0” ENTRANCE/RECEPTION

(+1’ )

(+0’ )

12’-6” READING HALL

8’-0” PLANTER

SECTION 2-2

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3D VISUALIZATION 3D VISUALISATION - INTERIOR

3D VISUALISATION - EXTERIOR

VIEW OF READING AREA FROM ENTRY FOYER

FRONT VIEW / ELEVATION 1 VIEW OF CUBICLES FROM READING AREA

SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 2

VIEW OF READING AREA, RECEPTION AND CUBICLES

WORM’S EYE SIDEAREA VIEWAND / ELEVATION 4 VIEW OF READING CUBICLES

SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 3-4

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Projects done with Ar. Ajai Johl Projects done with Ar. Ajai Johl

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MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE

ANJEEV GIRI’S DENCE

343, NAGAR,OMAXE , CHANDIAGRH

ANAL HOUSE RAL COURTYARD NING T LEVEL LOOKING TYARDS

DETAILS AL PLOT AREA – 26sq.ft.

M.AREA OF GL.67sq.ft.

M. F.A.R.23sq.ft HIEVED F.A.R..sq.ft.

VERED AREA - 2577.52sq.ft.

2348.36sq.ft.

887.59sq.ft.

AL- 5813.48sq.ft.

MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE

MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE

PLOT- 343, S.A.S. NAGAR,OMAXE , NEW CHANDIAGRH

PLOT- 343, S.A.S. NAGAR,OMAXE , NEW CHANDIAGRH

- 1 KANAL HOUSE -CENTRAL COURTYARD PLANNING -SPLIT LEVEL -OVERLOOKING COURTYARDS

- 1 KANAL HOUSE -CENTRAL COURTYARD PLANNING -SPLIT LEVEL -OVERLOOKING COURTYARDS AREA DETAILS -TOTAL PLOT AREA – 4499.26sq.ft.

-PERM.AREA OF GL2841..67sq.ft.

-- PERM. F.A.R.9448.23sq.ft -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.6643..sq.ft.

-- COVERED AREA - G.F.- 2577.52sq.ft.

-F.F.- 2348.36sq.ft.

- S.F.- 887.59sq.ft.

- TOTAL- 5813.48sq.ft.

NORTH

MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE

SIDENCE

MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE

MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE

MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE

PLOT- 343, S.A.S. NAGAR,OMAXE , NEW CHANDIAGRH

MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE

- 1 KANAL HOUSE -CENTRAL COURTYARD PLANNING -SPLIT LEVEL -OVERLOOKING COURTYARDS

PLOT- 343, AREA DETAILSS.A.S. NAGAR,OMAXE , -TOTAL PLOT NEW AREA –CHANDIAGRH 4499.26sq.ft.

-PERM.AREA OF GL2841..67sq.ft.

-- PERM. F.A.R.9448.23sq.ft - 1 KANAL HOUSE -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.-CENTRAL COURTYARD 6643..sq.ft.

-- COVERED AREA PLANNING - G.F.- 2577.52sq.ft.

-SPLIT LEVEL -F.F.- 2348.36sq.ft.

-OVERLOOKING - S.F.- 887.59sq.ft.

- TOTAL- 5813.48sq.ft.

COURTYARDS

NORTH AREA DETAILS -TOTAL PLOT AREA – 4499.26sq.ft.

-PERM.AREA OF GL2841..67sq.ft.

-- PERM. F.A.R.9448.23sq.ft -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.6643..sq.ft.

-- COVERED AREA - G.F.- 2577.52sq.ft.

-F.F.- 2348.36sq.ft.

MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE PLOT- 343, S.A.S. NAGAR,OMAXE , NEW CHANDIAGRH

- 1 KANAL HOUSE -CENTRAL COURTYARD PLANNING -SPLIT LEVEL -OVERLOOKING COURTYARDS

AREA DETAILS -TOTAL PLOT AREA – 4499.26sq.ft.

-PERM.AREA OF GL2841..67sq.ft.

-- PERM. F.A.R.9448.23sq.ft -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.6643..sq.ft.

-- COVERED AREA - G.F.- 2577.52sq.ft.

-F.F.- 2348.36sq.ft.

- S.F.- 887.59sq.ft.

- TOTAL- 5813.48sq.ft.

NORTH 1

AREA DETAILS -TOTAL PLOT AREA – 4499.26sq.ft.

-PERM.AREA OF GL2841..67sq.ft.

-- PERM. F.A.R.9448.23sq.ft -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.6643..sq.ft.

-- COVERED AREA - G.F.- 2577.52sq.ft.

-F.F.- 2348.36sq.ft.

- S.F.- 887.59sq.ft.

- TOTAL- 5813.48sq.ft.

NORTH 7

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MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE PLOT- 343, S.A.S. NAGAR,OMAXE , NEW CHANDIAGRH

- 1 KANAL HOUSE -CENTRAL COURTYARD PLANNING -SPLIT LEVEL -OVERLOOKING COURTYARDS

MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE

AREA DETAILS -TOTAL PLOT AREA – 4499.26sq.ft.

-PERM.AREA OF GL2841..67sq.ft.

-- PERM. F.A.R.9448.23sq.ft -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.6643..sq.ft.

-- COVERED AREA - G.F.- 2577.52sq.ft.

-F.F.- 2348.36sq.ft.

- S.F.- 887.59sq.ft.

- TOTAL- 5813.48sq.ft.

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OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL CLIENT – MR. DHRUV KANWAR PROJECT – OLIVE RESORT LOCATION – NANGAL

MAIN ENTRANCE

AREA STATEMENT Plot Area – 15.08 acres (657096.92 sq.ft.)

RECEPTION BLOCK – 1116.03sq.ft RESTRAUNT BLOCK – 5910.77.sq.ft COTTAGE TYPE 1 – 1158.3 sq.ft.

SPA BLOCK – 14,254.27.sq.ft COTTAGE TYPE 2 – 1508.4sq.ft.

COTTAGE TYPE 3 – 800.96sq.ft

PARKING RECEPTION BLOCK STABLES

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SUTLUJ RIVER

WATER FRONT

COTTAGES POND

RESTRAUNT BLOCK

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OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL RESTRUANT BLOCK

CLIENT – MR. DHRUV KANWAR PROJECT – OLIVE RESORT LOCATION – NANGAL DRAWING - SECTIONS

CLIENT – MR. DHRUV KANWAR PROJECT – OLIVE RESORT LOCATION – NANGAL DRAWING - LAYOUT PLAN

SECTION 1

AREA STATEMENT -RESTRAUNT BLOCK – 5910.77.sq.ft -INDOOR SITTING – 1580sq.ft.

-OUTDOOR AREA– 880sq.ft.

-KITCHEN - 1038.05sq.ft

AREA STATEMENT -RESTRAUNT BLOCK – 5910.77.sq.ft -INDOOR SITTING – 1580sq.ft.

-OUTDOOR AREA– 880sq.ft.

-KITCHEN - 1038.05sq.ft

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AREA STATEMENT -RESTRAUNT BLOCK – 5910.77.sq.ft -INDOOR SITTING – 1580sq.ft.

-OUTDOOR AREA– 880sq.ft.

-KITCHEN - 1038.05sq.ft

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OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL SPA BLOCK

OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL SPA BLOCK

CLIENT – MR. DHRUV KANWAR PROJECT – OLIVE RESORT LOCATION – NANGAL DRAWING – 3D VIEWS

CLIENT – MR. DHRUV KANWAR PROJECT – OLIVE RESORT LOCATION – NANGAL DRAWING – LAYOUT PLAN

AREA STATEMENT -SPA BLOCK TOTAL – 14,254.27.sq.ft -CONFERENCE AREA – 2525.84sq.ft.

-SPA AREA – 43164.32sq.ft.

-GYM +INDOOR GAMES – 1146.54sq.ft

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OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL COTTAGE BLOCK TYPE 1 ( 1 BEDROOM 2 UNIT) CLIENT – MR. DHRUV KANWAR PROJECT – OLIVE RESORT LOCATION – NANGAL DRAWING – LAYOUT PLAN

OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL AREA STATEMENT COTTAGE BLOCK TYPE 1 ( 1 BEDROOM 2 UNIT) -COTTAGE TOTAL – 1158.3 sq.ft.

CLIENT – MR. DHRUV KANWAR -BEDROOM 395.99sq.ft.

PROJECT – OLIVE–RESORT -WASHROOM – LOCATION – NANGAL DRAWING – LAYOUT PLAN 106.25sq.ft.

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AREA STATEMENT -COTTAGE TOTAL – 1158.3 sq.ft.

-BEDROOM – 395.99sq.ft.

-WASHROOM – 106.25sq.ft.

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OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL COTTAGE BLOCK TYPE 2 ( 2 BEDROOM 2 UNIT) CLIENT – MR. DHRUV KANWAR PROJECT – OLIVE RESORT LOCATION – NANGAL DRAWING – LAYOUT PLAN AREA STATEMENT -COTTAGE TOTAL – 1508.4sq.ft.

-COTTAGE 1 UNIT – 731.44 -BEDROOM 1– 337.5sq.ft.

-BEDROM 2 – 150.5SQ.FT -WASHROOM – 80.75sq.ft.

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MR.AJAY THIARA’S RESIDENCE MR.AJAY THIARA’S RESIDENCE PLOT- 22,JUBILEE FARMVILLE MANAKPUR SHARIF, TEHSIL KHARAR , S.A.S. NAGAR NEW CHANDIAGRH, PUNJAB AREA DETAILS -TOTAL PLOT AREA – 43569sq.ft.~1 ACRE -PERM. GR.COVID- 10892.25sq.ft.(25%) -- PERM. F.A.R.- 0.50 -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.-0.248 -COVERED AREA -G.F.- 6630sq.ft.

-F.F.- 3550sq.ft.

-S.F.- 477.65sq.ft.

-TOTAL- 10657.65sq.ft.

THE RESIDENCE HAS A CENTRAL COURTYARD WITH FLANKING VERANDAHS , THE LEFT OPENS INTO THE POOL WITH DECKS THE RIGHT GIVES A MORE PRIVATE SPAVE TO THE MASTER BEDROOM THE INNER COURTYARD ALSO OPENS INTO A BIGGER BACKYARD .

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MR.AJAY THIARA’S RESIDENCE PLOT- 22,JUBILEE FARMVILLE MANAKPUR SHARIF, TEHSIL KHARAR , S.A.S. NAGAR NEW CHANDIAGRH, PUNJAB AREA DETAILS -TOTAL PLOT AREA – 43569sq.ft.~1 ACRE -PERM. GR.COVID10892.25sq.ft.(25%) -- PERM. F.A.R.- 0.50 -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.-0.248 -COVERED AREA -G.F.- 6630sq.ft.

-F.F.- 3550sq.ft.

-S.F.- 477.65sq.ft.

-TOTAL- 10657.65sq.ft.

THE RESIDENCE HAS A CENTRAL COURTYARD WITH FLANKING VERANDAHS , THE LEFT OPENS INTO THE POOL WITH DECKS THE RIGHT GIVES A MORE PRIVATE SPAVE TO THE MASTER BEDROOM THE INNER COURTYARD ALSO OPENS INTO A BIGGER BACKYARD .

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MR.AJAY THIARA’S RESIDENCE PLOT- 22,JUBILEE FARMVILLE MANAKPUR SHARIF, TEHSIL KHARAR , S.A.S. NAGAR NEW CHANDIAGRH, PUNJAB AREA DETAILS -TOTAL PLOT AREA – 43569sq.ft.~1 ACRE -PERM. GR.COVID10892.25sq.ft.(25%) -- PERM. F.A.R.- 0.50 -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.-0.248 -COVERED AREA -G.F.- 6630sq.ft.

-F.F.- 3550sq.ft.

-S.F.- 477.65sq.ft.

-TOTAL- 10657.65sq.ft.

THE RESIDENCE HAS A CENTRAL COURTYARD WITH FLANKING VERANDAHS , THE LEFT OPENS INTO THE POOL WITH DECKS THE RIGHT GIVES A MORE PRIVATE SPAVE TO THE MASTER BEDROOM THE INNER COURTYARD ALSO OPENS INTO A BIGGER BACKYARD .

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MR.AJAY THIARA’S RESIDENCE THE RESIDENCE HAS A CENTRAL COURTYARD WITH FLANKING PLOT- 22,JUBILEE FARMVILLE MANAKPUR SHARIF, TEHSIL KHARAR , S.A.S. NAGAR NEW CHANDIAGRH,

VERANDAHS , THE LEFT OPENS INTO THE POOL WITH DECKS THE RIGHT GIVES A MORE PRIVATE SPAVE TO THE MASTER BEDROOM THE INNER COURTYARD ALSO OPENS INTO A BIGGER BACKYARD .

AREA DETAILS -TOTAL PLOT AREA – 43569sq.ft.~1 ACRE -PERM. GR.COVID- 10892.25sq.ft.(25%) -- PERM. F.A.R.- 0.50 -- ACHIEVED F.A.R.-0.248

AREA DETAILS -COVERED AREA -G.F.- 6630sq.ft.

-F.F.- 3550sq.ft.

-S.F.- 477.65sq.ft.

-TOTAL- 10657.65sq.ft.

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