MAYANK SHARMA ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
CONTENTS
Personal projects
EQUESTRIAN CENTER
BUFFALO, NEW YORK STATE,
REVITALIZATION OF ABOHAR MANDI
MANDI, ABOHAR MUNCIPALITY, FAZILKA DISTRICT, PUNJAB
RESPITE FROM URBAN LIFEA LAKESIDE RESIDENCE
JAYANTI LAKE AND DAM, JAYANTI VILLAGE, MAJRIAN S.A.S NAGAR DISTRICT
PUNJAB
REACHING THE GRASSROOTS IMODULAR LIBRARY TEMPLATE
BATHINDA DISTRICT, PUNJAB
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Office projects under Ar. Ajai Johl
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The Northampton site is a storied location in Buffalo’s architectural context - not for the right was partitioned by the infamous Kensington expressway, leading to decay and stagnation
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 will 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
Nature of project/ client: Educational, School of Architecture and Planning, University at Buffalo
Time Frame: August 2022 - December 2022
Participation: Solo project as part of design studio
PROPOSED RE-DESIGN OF KENSINGTON EXPRESSWAY
INTRODUCTION
The Northampton site is a storied location in Buffalo’s architectural context - not for the right reason. The neighborhood was partitioned by the infamous Kensington expressway, leading to decay and stagnation of the area.
The proposed equestrian center provides a refreshing opportunity to help heal and rejoin the east and west side. By integrating the proposed Kensington parkway design with the site, the equestrian center will seamlessly merge with and enhance the neighborhood’s urban fabric.
It will foster opportunities for healing and attracting residents from both sides to come while providing a peaceful equinine sanctuary that helps care for the community’s elders.
page 3 Start of tunnel Northampton street MLK jr. park Buffalo science museum Riley street Kingsley street Bathtub section New bridge connection and homogenizes while also affecting Renewed connection with the park system along Northampton st. Proposal calls peripheral land considered while The parkway the environment for the site w.r.t buildings.
Encourage
+ EQUESTRIAN CENTRE IN NORTHAMPTON A REINVIGORATING APPROACH TO COMMUNAL HEALING
Help connect the severed neighbourhoods and encourage community activity Improve neighbourhood environment
and improve walkability Leave room for expansion Discretely shield site to reduce signature and create peaceful for horses
The Northampton site is a storied location in Buffalo’s architectural context - not for the right reasons. The neighborhood
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.
Proposal calls for partial requisition of the site’s peripheral land for parkways. This needs to be considered while designing the site.
page 4 Encourage positive interaction between
Replacement bridges LEGEND source buffalonews.com New bridge connections Ventilation structures Start of tunnel End of tunnel Northampton street MLK jr. park Buffalo science museum Riley street Kingsley street N Bathtub section New bridge connection improves connectivity and homogenizes neighbourhood circulation while also affecting the site’s access.
connection with the park system along Northampton st.
Renewed
Help connect the severed neighbourhoods and encourage community activity Encourage and improve walkability Discretely shield site to reduce building signature and create peaceful environment for horses PROPOSED RE-DESIGN OF KENSINGTON EXPRESSWAY Horse grooming a ea thamptonst onExpressw PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY FINAL PROPOSED SITE AXONOMETRIC RESPONSE Start of tunnel End of tunnel Kingsley street N CONCEPTUAL SITE ZONING AND ANALYSIS Site Circulation / pathways Contextual circulation Exterior Activity Spaces Mounding Grooming and storage area PROPOSEDKENSINGTONPARKWAY Riding Hall LEGEND SUMMER SUN WINTER SUN Admin. block + Sn. Ctz. therapy Equinine Meditation Hall Stables N PADDOCK (19’-6” RADIUS) PADDOCK (19’-6” RADIUS) ACTIVITY SPACE OAT (19’-6” RADIUS) OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY (12’-0” WIDE) OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY (12’-0”WIDE) OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY(12’-0”WIDE) OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY(12’-0”WIDE) OPEN-TO-SKY GALLERY (12’-0” WIDE) PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE) PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE) PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE) OUTDOOR RIDING ARENA SITTING STEP (+1’-6”) SITTING STEP (+1’-6”) SITTING STEP (+1’-6”) HARDSCAPED PLAZA HARDSCAPED PLAZA HARDSCAPED PLAZA HARDSCAPED PLAZA SITTING STEP (+3’-0”) LANDSCAPE MOUND (+10’-0”) AREA GRAZING AREA LANDSCAPE MOUND (+10’-0”) LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE + MOUND (+10’-0”) LANDSCAPE + MOUND (+10’-0”) PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY EAST SIDE RAISED ROAD ENTRY/EXIT ENTRY/EXIT ENTRY/EXIT ENTRY/EXIT ENTRY/EXIT ENTRY/EXIT ENTRY/EXIT ENTRY/EXIT RAISED ROAD PATHWAY (12’-0” WIDE) WIDE) PATHWAY(12’-0”WIDE) WEST SIDE FINAL PROPOSED SITE AXONOMETRIC SITE ANALYSIS CONSOLIDATION RESPONSE Start of tunnel End of tunnel Kingsley street 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 N CONCEPTUAL SITE ZONING AND ANALYSIS Site Circulation pathways Contextual circulation Exterior Activity Spaces Mounding Grooming and storage area PREVAILING WEST WINDS PROPOSEDKENSINGTONPARKWAY Riding Hall LEGEND SUMMER SUN SUMMER SUN WINTER SUN WINTER SUN Admin. block + Sn. Ctz. therapy Equinine Meditation Hall Stables N 1 2 PRODUCT 1 2 3
The
PROPOSED DESIGN
page 5 FINAL PROPOSED SITE AXONOMETRIC NORTHAMPTON SITE SITE PLAN AND DESIGN SCALE (1/32” = 1’-0”) MAYANK SHARMA ARC_503_F22 KENSINGTON PARKWAY LANDSCAPING FEATURES Grooming and storage area Riding Hall LEGEND Admin. block Sn. Ctz. therapy Equinine Meditation Hall Stables N 1
FINAL PROPOSED SITE AXONOMETRIC
PLAN AND CONTEXT NORTHAMPTON SITE SITE PLAN AND DESIGN SCALE (1/32” = 1’-0”) ADDOCK (19’-6 ADIUS) (19’-6 ADIUS) ACTIVI CE (19’-6 ADIUS) TIVI CE (19’-6 ADIUS) OPEN- -S GALLE (12’-0 WIDE) OPEN- -S GALLE (12’-0 WIDE) ENT ANCE AREA SENIOR CITIZEN HOME ABLES (10 NO.S) S ABLES (10 O.S) HORSE G OOMING AREA O GE ADMIN. B OCK SENIOR CITIZEN EQUESTRIAN THER CENTER EQUESTRIAN MEDI ATION HALL RIDING HALL OPEN- O GALLE (12’-0 WIDE) OPENO-SK GALLERY(12’-0 WIDE) OPENTO-S YGALLE Y (12’-0 WIDE)-THWA (12’-0 WIDE) THW (12’-0 WIDE) ATH (12’-0 WIDE) ATH (12’-0 WIDE) OUTDOOR RIDING ARENA TING STEP (+1’-6”) TING STEP (+1’-6”) SI TING STEP (+1’-6”) TING STEP (+1’-6”) HARDS APED PLAZA HARDSCAPED PLAZA HARDS APED PLAZA HARDS APED PLAZA HARDS APED PLAZA TING STEP (+3’-0”) LANDS APE MOUND (+10’-0”) MOUNDED AZING AREA (+12’-6”) AZING AREA AZING AREA G AZING AREA VICE ARD LANDS APE MOUND (+10’-0”) LANDS APE LANDS APE LANDS APE LANDS APE MOUND (+10’-0”) LANDS APE MOUND (+10’-0”) PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY PROPOSED KENSINGTON PARKWAY EAST SIDE O MLK ARK KINGSLEY ROAD RILEY STREET NORTHAMP ON STRE T TO CHURCH AISED OAD ENT Y/EXIT ENT Y/EXIT ENT Y/EXIT Y/EXIT ENT Y/EXIT ENT Y/EXIT ENT Y/EXIT OSSING FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ENT Y/EXIT ENT Y/EXIT ENT Y/EXIT ENT Y/EXIT ENT Y/EXIT AISED AD PTHWY(12’-0 WIDE) PATHWY(12’-0 WIDE) WEST SIDE RESERVED FOR FUTURE EX ANSION OF EQUESTRIAN CENTER ARKING (20 NO.S) N N LANDSCAPING FEATURES Exterior Activity Spaces Mounding LEGEND N Grooming and storage area Riding Hall LEGEND Admin. block Sn. Ctz. therapy Equinine Meditation Hall Stables 1 2 2 3 3 1 FLOOR PLAN SECTION 2-2 NORTHAMP ON SITE FLOOR PLANS AND SECTION SCALE (1/16” 1’-0”) MAYANK SHARMA ARC_503_F22 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 2 2 3 3 Grooming and storage area Riding Hall LANDSCAPING/GRASS EQUINE MEDITATION HALL PATH STABLES LANDSCAPED PATH PADDOCK MOUNDS AND GALLERY LANDSCAPING OUTDOOR ARENA LEGEND Admin. block Stables PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT Sn. Ctz. therapy SITE SECTION 2-2
SITE
STRUCTURAL DESIGN FOR RIDING HALL
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. 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.
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
VIEW FROM BARN DOOR ENTRY DETAIL A DETAIL B VIEW FROM STANDS RIDING ARENA SPECTATORSANDS 1'-3" x 1'-7.5" RCC BEAM AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN 8" THK LATTICE TRUSS WITH 6" THK DIAGONAL AND 4" THK VERTICAL MEMBERS WELDED TO 6" THK TOP AND BOTTOM CORDS W14 X 22 I-SECTION PURLINS @6' SPACING C-C AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN (REFER TO DETAIL BELOW) 9" THK METAL DECK ROOFING (TWO LAYERS OF 3" THK COMPOSITE STEEL DECK WITH INSULATION AND WATERPROOFING UNDERNEATH) GROUND RIDING HALL 12'-9" 1'-4" 8'-9 1 2 DOOR RAINWATER CHANNEL 1'-3" 1'-7.5" AS/STRUCTURAL 1'-7.5" 4'-7.5" RCC COLUMN AS/STRUCTURAL DESIGN GLAZING STEEL BRACKET PLATE 1'X2' GUSSET PLATES ANCHOR BOLTS PLATES ANCHORED TO PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
FLOOR PLAN RIDING HALL (198'-8" X 102'-8') SPECTATOR STANDS PASSAGEWAY (6' WIDE) RAMP LANDSCAPE PASSAGE (12' WIDE) LANDSCAPE PASSAGE (12' WIDE) LANDSCAPE PASSAGE (12' WIDE) ROOF PROJECTION ROOF PROJECTION ROOF PROJECTION SKYLIGHT ABOVE SKYLIGHT ABOVE 8" 22'-8" 102' 8" 8" 198'-8" 126'-0" 1'-8" 1'-8" 2'-8" 200' 7' 3' 3' 3' 6' 8" 4'-6" 28'-0" 5'-1" 72'-7 1 2 5'-1" 28'-0" 4'-6" 25'-4 1 2 Truss Truss Truss Truss Truss Truss Truss Truss 8" THK CONCRETE BLOCK WALL 8" THK CONCRETE BLOCK WALL 8" THK CONCRETE BLOCK WALL 1'-7.5" X 4'-8" RCC COLUMNS 1'-7.5" X 4'-8" RCC COLUMNS 1'-7.5" X 4'-8" RCC COLUMNS 8' HIGH BARRIER WALL UP UP UP 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B 22'-8" 21'-10 1 2 21'-10 1 2 21'-10 1 2 21'-10 1 2 21'-10 1 2 21'-10 1 2 20'-1 1 2 121'-4" 2' 0" RIDING HALL RIDING HALL 23'-7 11'-2 8'-9 12'-9" 2'-7 4'-6" 19'-8" 3'-9 1'-4" 19'-8" 26'-4 6'-6 1'-0" 15'-9 8'-10" 21'-1" 2'-7 8'-9 3'-6" 6' 6' B A 120'-8" PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 9'-6" PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT GROUND 0' 0" PLINTH 2' 0" RIDING HALL 25' 8" RIDING HALL ROOF 36' 10.5" 2'-7 2 4'-6" 1'-0" 8'-9 RCC BEAM AS/STRUCTURAL RCC COLUMN AS/STRUCTURAL DOOR 6' SKYLIGHT WITH STEEL BRACKET WELDED TO GUSSET PLATE 1'-6" 1'-7.5" BASE PLATES ANCHORED TO COLUMN STEEL BRACKET WITH THK DIAGONAL AND THK VERTICAL MEMBERS WELDED TO B A 120'-8" PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT D AIL E AIL B
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT TABLES HOUSE HOUSE RIDING HALL KINGSLE STRE T TIVI CE A OPEN- O Y GALLE OPEN- -S GALLER OPEN- -S GALLE Y NORTHAMP ON STRE T RILE STREE SENIOR CITIZEN HOME HORSE GROOMING AND TO AGE SECTION 1-1 SECTION 1-1 IN SITE CONTEXT VIEW OF THE PLAZA 1 1 AXONOMETRIC OF OAT SPACE 2 VIEW OF THE PADDOCKS VIEW OF THE MOUNDS NORTHAMPTON SITE SECTION 1-1 AND LANDSCAPING DETAIL SCALE (1/16” = 1’-0”) MAYANK SHARMA ARC_503_F22
VISUALIZATION AND LANDSCAPING
3D VISUALIZATION AND LANDSCAPING
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1. VIEW OF THE PLAZA
8. VIEW OF THE URBAN PARK
9. VIEW OF THE URBAN PARK II
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
NORTHAMPTON SITE SECTION 1-1 AND LANDSCAPING DETAIL SCALE (1/16” = 1’-0”)
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MAYANK SHARMA ARC_503_F22
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.
CONCEPT AND SITE ANALYSIS
SITE CONDITION PRIOR TO PROJECT
Buildings - commercial/ residential
Trees
Internal circulation
External circulation
Landmarks/focal areas
Direction of traffic
There is no coherence and structure in the traffic flow. Pedestrian forced to share space with vehicles.
CONCERNS
INFRASTRUCTURE
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.
There is no coherence and structure in the traffic flow. Pedestrian forced to share space with vehicles.
Peripheral roads outside the site provide robust but congested street connectivity around and also through the site via two spine roads - Bazaar no 4 and 9 roads.
Encroachments
Encroachments are a perptual menace and function as pseudo-pedestrian spaces in the absence of people-friendly spaces. Services and drainage are exposed.
Building line Greenery
There are 10 entry/exit points in the Mandi, with the primary points being Gate no. 4 and the Clock tower gate.
Services/ Drainage
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
FOOD STREET Zone 3
A cultural and commercial gastronomic affair during evening
Circulation
There are very minimal trees and greens in the Mandiapproximately only 12 -13 trees. The wide streets are in bad shape and their brick paving broken. The streets waste their potential as catalysts of social interaction.
Surrounded by commercial spaces and wide roads. Nearby railway station and central location makes the Mandi an ideal focal center.
Encroachments are a perptual menace in the urban fabric. Often these encroachments function as pseudopedestrian spaces in the absence of people-friendly spaces. Services and drainage are exposed.
The wide interior streets of the mandi support recreational and cultural roles but still feel underutilized
SABZI MANDI Zone 3
A vegetable market that provides livelihoods and nourishment to residents
RAMLEELA GROUND Zone 2
Substantial importance in social, cultural and religious affairs center of street plays
Assembly areas of political and social significance nodes of public outreach
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PROPOSED PLAN
“Weaving an elegant design through the existing urban fabric 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
OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES
” pedestrian pedestrian shaded rest space parking shop plinth vehicle circulation vehicle circula shop plinth shop plinth 1. Provide organized and adequate zoning that respects the space of each stakeholder shopkeepers, pedestrians and vehicle users. 2. Give safe space for pedestrians and promote walkability while leaving out circulation for general vehicular and commercial freight traffic. 5. Provide dynamic and thriving public spaces that can activate community interaction and integrate the focal areas of the site. 6. Invite nature into the Mandi by increasing greenery and rest spaces throughout. 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.
Urban parks with plenty of foliage will give respite from the sun and improve the environmental and aesthetic value of the Mandi. TO OLD TEHSIL ROAD >> TO CIVIL HOSPITAL ROAD >> SUNIL CINEMA ROAD THANA ROAD INC OFFICE RK ENTERPRISES HERITAGE BUILDING
Pedestrian/parking
SBI NO.4 BUILDING 2
DELAYERING THE DESIGN RELIEVING THE URBAN STRESS BY PEDESTRIANIZING AND GIVING REST SPACES 3
DELAYERING THE DESIGN SOOTHING THE MANDI THROUGH NATURAL SHADE 4
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while the rest shall be one-way TOROADGAOSHALA >>
VISION
Material palette
PROPOSED SECTIONS SECTION
PROPOSED SECTIONS SECTION
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2-2 THROUGH PLAZA IN SOUTH END OF ZONE 2A PEDESTRIAN PATH REST AND COMMUNITY SPACE ROAD SHOP PLINTH SHOP PLINTH BUILDING BUILDING (+0.15 M) (+0.15 M) (+0 M) (+0.30 M) 1.6 M 2 M 3 M 16.5 M 9 M (+0.30 M)
2-2 THROUGH PLAZA IN SOUTH END OF ZONE 2A PEDESTRIAN PATH REST AND COMMUNITY SPACE ROAD SHOP PLINTH SHOP PLINTH BUILDING BUILDING (+0.15 M) (+0.15 M) (+0 M) (+0.30 M) 1.6 M 2 M 3 M 16.5 M 9 M (+0.30 M)
Natural palette
Kharwanja (brick paving in herringbone pattern)
Flagstone Washed pea gravel
Red sandstone Concrete pavers
Flowering Amaltas trees grow well in Abohar’s climate.
Abohar is known for its production of oranges in beautiful orchards.
Trees such as banyan and peeple hold social and spiritual value.
Trees such as Acacia tortilis will be most feasible in Abohar’s semi-arid climate
Yellow sandstone
PROPOSED SITE DESIGN
PROPOSED SITE VIEW
SPACES FOR ALL
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.
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INC OFFICE
RK ENTERPRISES HERITAGE BUILDING SBI NO.4 BUILDING
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY/EXIT
3D VISUALIZATION
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THOROUGHFARE - ZONE 1
COLORFUL PLAZA - ZONE 2A
SPACE FOR COMMON MAN - ZONE 2A
RAMLEELA GROUND AND FOOD STREET - ZONE 2A
FLAG HOISTING AREA NO.2 - ZONE 2B
ERSTWHILE FOOD STREET, NOW AN URBAN PARK - ZONE 3
3-D VISUALISATION AT STREET LEVEL
RESPITE FROM URBAN LIFEA 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.
CONCEPT AND SITE ANALYSIS
SITE GEOTAGGED AND MAPPED
JAYANTI (MAXIMUMLAKE EXTENT DURING PEAK FLOODING)
VISION
“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.”
OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES
CONCEPT AND
SITE
The preferred zone for construction. It is almost flat and while providing a direct line of sight to the lake
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.
page 17 ANALYSIS reservoir ANALYSIS reservoir qualities,
42'-7" 442'-11"
2
442'-11" CHOSEN CONSTRUCTION ZONE
1279'-3
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The view can be enhanced by pruning the bushy vegetation. One benefit of this point is the view of the sunset.
SHIVALIK FOOTHILLS
ENTRY GATE ROUNDABOUT 1 ROUNDABOUT 2 15 FEET WIDE ROAD
PEDESTRIAN PATH TO LAKEBED
PROPOSED DESIGN
STRUCTURAL DETAILS EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 2
RECTANGLES AND NEGATIVE SPACES
The design create negative spaces for ventilation and lighting, or courtyards.
PANAROMIC VIEWS
Windows will be strategically located so as to take full advantage of the picturesque hills and lake.
LIVING 14'-0"x14'-0"
PORCH 7'-0"x10'-0"
ENTRY FOYER 14'-0"x8'-6"
COURTYARD 16'-9"x19'-3"
TOILET 8'-0"x11'-1.5"
BEDROOM 18'-0"x14'-0"
DINING 14'-0"x14'-0"
DRESS 8'-0"x7'-0"
PASSAGEWAY 4'-6" WIDE
PATIO 11'-9"x27'-0" 15'-9"x13'-3" PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRIVATE LIVING
STORE 7'-0"x8'-0"
KITCHEN 16'-0"x8'-0"
PWDR. RM. 7'-0"x4'-6"
BEDROOM 13'-4.5"x15'-0"
HYBRID STRUCTURE
A combination for ease of construction, affordability and more rustic feel of the roof.
TOILET 7'-7.5"x7'-0" DRESS 5'-4.5"x7'-0"
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N UP DN DN ELE. 1 ELE. 2 1 ELE. 3 ELE. 4
VERANDAH 30'-0"x8'-9" PERGOLA @STRUCTURAL DESIGN PERGOLA @STRUCTURAL DESIGN PERGOLA @STRUCTURAL DESIGN PERGOLA @STRUCTURAL DESIGN SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION SUNSHADE PROJECTION THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH 4 THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH 4 THICK TOE-WALL FOR PLANTER @1'6" HIGH PLANTER PLANTER PLANTER PLANTER PLANTER PLANTER 33'-4 1 2 11'-6" 15'-10 1 2 12' 11' 15'-6" 5' 11'-9" 9'-6" 18'-9" 24'-3" 7' 15'-6" 4'-6" 27' 11' 8'-6" 8'-8" 12'-10" 8'-6" 14'-10 1 2 60'-9" 53'-4 1 2" 51'-3" 71'-6" 27' 7'-1 1 2" 1 2 2
SWIMMING POOL roof structure PRODUCED BY
PROPOSED SECTIONS
ISOMETRIC VIEW AND STRUCTURAL DETAILS
Mandana stone
A hardy stone, readily available and cheaper than other options. Comes in small sizes also, saving the costs for cutting
On-site images from a sister project showing the construction process
Brick wall parapet
Upper strata of roof structure includes tile terracing, waterproofing and mud phaska
Lower strata of roof structure includes array of mandana slabs for roof base and aesthetics
Structural frame holding roof consisting of I-section girders and T-section girders as per structural design
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PRIVATE LIVING COURTYARD SWIMMING POOL PATIO VERANDAH (-6’-0”) (+2’-0”) (+2’-0”) (+2’-0”) (+0’-0”) 8’-9” 2 M 13’-3” 19’-3” 27’-0”
2-2 MASTER BEDROOM COURTYARD ENTRY FOYER ENTRY PORCH 7’-0” 18’-0” 16’-9” 14’-0” TOILET 8’-0” G.L(+0’) PLINTH (+1’ ) ROOF (+10’9” ) G.L(+0’) ROOF (+10’9” ) ROOF (+10’9” ) G.L(+0’) PLINTH (+1’ ) ROOF (+10’9” ) (+2’-0”) (+2’-0”) (+2’-0”) (+2’-0”) (+2’-0”)
SECTION
of the
structure 1
Detailed section
roof
Isometric exploded view
STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 1 2 2
STRUCTURAL DETAILS AND SECTIONS
ELEVATIONS AND 3D VISUALIZATION
PROPOSED
PROPOSED
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ELEVATIONS ELEVATION 3 ELEVATION 4
ELEVATIONS ELEVATION 1 ELEVATION 2 3D VISUALISATION - EXTERIOR FRONT VIEW ELEVATION 2 FRONT VIEW ELEVATION 2 SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 3 SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 1 SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 1 3D VISUALISATION - EXTERIOR / INTERIOR COURTYARD VIEW COURTYARD VIEW MASTER BEDROOM LIVING ROOM 3D VISUALISATION - EXTERIOR / INTERIOR REAR VIEW ELEVATION 4 COURTYARD VIEW COURTYARD VIEW MASTER BEDROOM LIVING ROOM
REACHING THE GRASSROOTS IMODULAR LIBRARY TEMPLATE
BATHINDA DISTRICT, PUNJAB
Client: Bathinda Municipal Corporation
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.
SECTIONS AND ISOMETRIC VIEW
PROPOSED SECTIONS
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2-2 SECTION 1-1 READING HALL PLANTER ENTRY PORCH ENTRANCE/RECEPTION G.L(+0’) PLINTH (+1’ ) ROOF (+10’9” ) (+1’) (+1’) (+1’ (+0’ 3’-3” 9’-0” 12’-6” 8’-0” READING HALL PLANTER G.L(+0’) PLINTH (+1’ ROOF (+10’9” ) (+1’ ) (+0’ ) 24’-0” 8’-0” RECEPTION AND ENTRY FOYER CUBICLES READING AREA
SECTION
3D VISUALIZATION
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VIEW OF CUBICLES FROM READING AREA
VIEW OF READING AREA FROM ENTRY FOYER
VIEW OF READING AREA, RECEPTION AND CUBICLES
3D
VIEW OF READING AREA AND CUBICLES
3D VISUALISATION - INTERIOR
VISUALISATION - EXTERIOR
FRONT VIEW / ELEVATION 1
SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 2
SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 3-4
WORM’S EYE SIDE VIEW / ELEVATION 4
Projects done with Ar. Ajai Johl
Projects done with Ar. Ajai Johl Johl
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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.
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
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.
MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE NORTH
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NORTH
1
MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE PLOT-343, NAGAR,OMAXE CHANDIAGRH KANAL HOUSE -CENTRAL COURTYARD PLANNING LEVEL -OVERLOOKING COURTYARDS DETAILS MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE 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. 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 MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE 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. -S.F.-887.59sq.ft. -TOTAL-5813.48sq.ft. 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 MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE -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. 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 MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE NORTH -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. 7
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
MR.SANJEEV GIRI’S RESIDENCE
PLOT-343, S.A.S. NAGAR,OMAXE , NEW CHANDIAGRH
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-1 KANAL
-CENTRAL COURTYARD PLANNING -SPLIT LEVEL -OVERLOOKING COURTYARDS AREA DETAILS
HOUSE
NORTH -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.
4
-S.F.-887.59sq.ft. -TOTAL-5813.48sq.ft.
-OVERLOOKING
-CENTRAL
SUTLUJ
OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL
MAIN ENTRANCE
CLIENT –MR. DHRUV KANWAR
PROJECT –OLIVE RESORT
LOCATION –NANGAL
PARKING RECEPTION BLOCK
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.
POND
–
COTTAGE TYPE 3 – 800.96sq.ft
STABLES NORTH
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RESTRAUNT BLOCK
RIVER
SPA BLOCK
14
WATER FRONT COTTAGES
AREA STATEMENT
STATEMENT -RESTRAUNT BLOCK –5910.77.sq.ft
CLIENT
KANWAR PROJECT –OLIVE RESORT LOCATION –NANGAL
DRAWING -LAYOUT PLAN
-RESTRAUNT BLOCK –5910.77.sq.ft
-INDOOR SITTING –1580sq.ft.
-OUTDOOR AREA–880sq.ft.
OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL RESTRUANT BLOCK SECTION 1
-KITCHEN - 1038.05sq.ft
NORTH
OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL RESTRUANT BLOCK
–MR. DHRUV
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AREA STATEMENT
CLIENT –MR. DHRUV KANWAR AREA
CLIENT –MR. DHRUV KANWAR
OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL SPA BLOCK
CLIENT –MR. DHRUV KANWAR
PROJECT –OLIVE RESORT
LOCATION –NANGAL
DRAWING –3D VIEWS
AREA STATEMENT
CLIENT –MR. DHRUV KANWAR
PROJECT –OLIVE RESORT LOCATION –NANGAL
DRAWING –LAYOUT PLAN
-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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AT NANGAL SPA
OLIVE RESORT
BLOCK
COTTAGE
OLIVE RESORT AT NANGAL
BLOCK TYPE 1 ( 1 BEDROOM 2 UNIT)
CLIENT –MR. DHRUV KANWAR PROJECT –OLIVE RESORT LOCATION –NANGAL DRAWING –LAYOUT PLAN
AREA STATEMENT
COTTAGE BLOCK TYPE 1 ( 1 BEDROOM 2 UNIT) AREA STATEMENT
-COTTAGE TOTAL –1158.3 sq.ft.
-BEDROOM –395.99sq.ft. -WASHROOM –106.25sq.ft.
TOTAL –1158.3 sq.ft. -BEDROOM –395.99sq.ft.
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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CLIENT
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-COTTAGE
-WASHROOM –106.25sq.ft.
–MR. DHRUV KANWAR PROJECT –OLIVE RESORT LOCATION –NANGAL DRAWING –LAYOUT PLAN
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NORTH
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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 .
NORTH
SITE PLAN
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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.
-TOTALTHE 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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GROUND FLOOR PLAN43
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.
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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FIRST FLOOR PLAN 44
PLOT-22,JUBILEE FARMVILLE 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 .
-TOTAL-10657.65sq.ft.
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MR.AJAY THIARA’S RESIDENCE
MR.AJAY THIARA’S RESIDENCE
MR.AJAY THIARA’S RESIDENCE
THE RESIDENCE HAS A CENTRAL COURTYARD WITH FLANKING VERANDAHS , THE LEFT OPENS INTO THE POOL WITH DECKS THE RIGHT GIVES A MORE
MR.AJAY THIARA’S RESIDENCE
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