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REAR ELEVATION

GLASS RAILING

1

A7

PROPOSED BASEMANT PLAN

A

1 LVL -6'-0"

LVL +1'-0" TREAD 1'-0" WIDTH 8'-0"

POOL DECK

DN typ. 4Ø weeping tile LVL -6'-0" BASEMENT ENRTY GATE

BASEMENT ENRTY GATE

D9

typ. 4Ø weeping tile BASEMENT ENRTY GATE

D9

D10

D9

D12

typ. 4Ø weeping tile

10

typ. 4Ø weeping tile

LVL -6'-0"

W4

D10

W4

7 PROVISION FOR ELECTRIC CAR

2 1

LVL -6'-0"

UP

TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 5'-0"

sliding door to comply with OBC 9.6.1.4.

sliding door to comply with OBC 9.6.1.4.

D12

JACUZZI

W9

LVL +1'-0"

UP

TO POOL AREA

1

5

W9

10

1 GARAGE ENTRY GATE

SIDE ELEVATION 002

UP A9 1

TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 3'-4"

D13

LVL -4'-0"

DN

D13

B

W9

1 A8

D1

TREAD 10" RISER 6"

POOL

LAUNDRY

D1

D2

LVL +1'-0"

D14

1 2

UP

LVL +1'-0"

LVL -7'-0"

ELEVATOR + ELECTRICAL ROOM

SHOWER GARAGE ENTRY GATE

HVAC POOL

B direct vent gas fireplace c/w built ins

GLASS DOOR

LVL -4'-0" GARAGE ENTRY GATE

RECREATIONAL AREA

D3

3 CAR GARAGE

C

3 4

SIDE ELEVATION 001

WINE CELLAR

5

1

C

ELEVATOR

D1

GYM

GLASS DOOR

WASHROOM

D4

D3

OPTIONAL STORAGE

W9

FOLDING DOOR

D1

D13 WALK IN CLST

D2

D2

W9

typ. 4Ø weeping tile 10" foundation wall on top of 20"x8" strip footing

THEATRE ROOM

W9

NANNY ROOM

W3 typ. 4Ø weeping tile

D2 W3

10" foundation wall on top of 20"x8" strip footing

W3 D7

typ. 4Ø weeping tile

typ. 4Ø weeping tile

HVAC

10" foundation wall on top of 20"x8" strip footing

10" foundation wall on top of 20"x8" strip footing

A

LVL +1'-0"

2 1

typ. 4Ø weeping tile

LVL ±0 UP

typ. 4Ø weeping tile

1

3531 C ON CE SSION ROAD A6

FRONT ELEVATION

A DJA L A TOS O R O N T I O, O N TA R I O A 8000 sq ft 5 Bedroom house with a indoor swimming pool built on 15 Acres of wetlands which includes two ponds, tennis court and a mini golf course.

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES: • Coordinated with the client from the project initiation to completion and responsible for the initial concept, spatial planning and the final design.

• Prepared working drawings and cut/fill assessment for building permit application.

• Prepared conceptual and final 3D renders for the client using Sketchup, Lumion and Adobe Photoshop.

• Coordinated with the municipality of Adjala Tosorontio and Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority for the approval of permit application.

• Coordinated with the Surveyor, Mechanical, Structural and Environmental • consultants for the completetion of design package.

REAR ELEVATION

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

REAR ELEVATION

1

A

A7

1

10

LVL -6'-0"

TREAD 1'-0" WIDTH 8'-0"

1

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

GLASS RAILING

LVL +1'-0"

A7

A

POOL DECK

DN

RAILING

LVL +5'-0"

W4 D11

JACUZZI

TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 5'-0" LVL +1'-0"

D11

sliding door to comply with OBC 9.6.1.4.

W9

D11

TO BASEMENT

5

W9

10

KITCHEN

W7

SHOWER

FAMILY ROOM

DN

WASHROOM

B

Raised Counter

direct vent gas fireplace c/w built ins

MUD ROOM

LVL +5'-0"

LVL +5'-0"

D1

LVL +1'-0"

8 LVL +5'-0"

BREAKFAST AREA

D2

DN

TO POOL AREA

B

W9

1 A8 1

LVL +1'-0" TREAD 10" RISER 6" WIDTH 5'-0"

TREAD 10" RISER 6"

POOL LVL +1'-0"

UP

W8 PANTRY

1 6 TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 3'-6"

ELEVATOR

BUTLER ROOM

D2 POWDER ROOM D2

GLASS DOOR

W9

D17

1

C 1 ELEVATOR

HER CLOSET

SHOWER

C

FALSE WINDOW

WASHROOM

19

LVL +17'-0"

D1 D2

D2

WALK IN CLST

BEDROOM O1

W9

FORMAL LIVING

W3

BEDROOM O2

D6

BALCONY RAILING

FOYER

WALK IN CLST

13

DN D1

SHOWER

WASHROOM (4 PIECE)

D6

CHIMNEY

FORMAL DINING

6

T= 10" R= 8" W=3'-6"

SKYLIGHT ABOVE

WASH ROOM

WC

W9

W1

D1

BALCONY

CHIMNEY

WASHROOM (4 PIECE)

RAILING

LVL +5'-0"

W2

W1

D5

W1

W3

BALCONY

LVL +1'-0"

Column

D6

D8

W3 D7

BALCONY

D6

RAILING

RAILING

Column

2 1

2'-0" 10'-10"

LVL ±0 UP

Column

RAILING

Column

TERRACE LVL +17'-0" RAILING

1

TREAD 10" 7 RISER 8"

A6 FRONT ELEVATION

4

A 1

A6 FRONT ELEVATION

3 1

UP

LVL ±0

A

POOL ROOF

D1

D1

BENCH

D1

W1

D2

D17

UP 5

1 A8

LAUNDRY

direct vent gas fireplace c/w built ins

W6

B

BEDROOM 03

FALSE WINDOW

W5

D1

W7 STUDY

B

D15

13

19

SITTING AREA

MASTER BEDROOM

W5

sliding door to comply with OBC 9.6.1.4.

D2 KITCHENETTE

RAILING

D11

D1

sliding door to comply with OBC 9.6.1.4.

SAUNA LVL +1'-0"

CLOSET

C

LVL +1'-0"

A9 1

C

D14

CLOSET

SIDE ELEVATION 002

A9 1

14

BALCONY

WALK IN CLST

FAMILY SITTING

D1

DN

sliding door to comply with OBC 9.6.1.4.

1

1

D16

RAILING

SIDE ELEVATION 002

7

HIS CLST

BALCONY

RAILING

W4 TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 3'-4"

sliding door to comply with OBC 9.6.1.4.

sliding door to comply with OBC 9.6.1.4.

SUN DECK

RAILING

RAILING BALCONY

SIDE ELEVATION 001

STAIRCASE FROM GARAGE

RAILING

D10

SIDE ELEVATION 001

D10

RAILING

D6 BALCONY RAILING

51 WES TROYAL ROA D E TO B I C O K E , O N TA R I O The scope of works included the addition of the second story to the existing single-story bungalow.

The client wanted to add 4 bedrooms to the existing house and uplift the facade of the existing building.

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES:

SECTIONAL VIEW

REAR ELEVATION

•

Prepared design proposals for clients as per the requirements and coordinated with the surveyor for grading plan and survey of the lot. Also coordinated with Mechanical and Structural engineer for drawings, heat gain/ loss sheet, plumbing data sheet, etc.

•

Prepared existing building drawings and working drawings for building permit application.

•

Coordinated with City of Toronto for application approvals including making changes in the drawings as per city directions.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR

SIDE ELEVATION 01

W4

KITCHEN

12

FRONT ELEVATION

A'

W5

LIVING ROOM

UP

TREAD 10" RISER 8"

UP

1

6

(Garage)

D3

TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 3'-7"

7

9

DN

D2

6

POWDER ROOM

D1

16

DN

UP

17

TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 3'-6"

FAMILY ROOM

C.M.D

UP

D4

DECK

SLIDING DOOR

TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 14'-10"

10

S.A

1

SD1/L4

3'-4" [1.0]

REAR ELEVATION

DINING AREA

W4

DN

A

41 R HYDW E N AV E N U E TO R O N TO, O N TA R I O

41 Rhydwen Avenue is a proposed 4 bedroom detached house located in Birchcliff, Toronto.

The client want to design an open concept house and want to use the foundation of the existing bunglow.

CLST

W3

W1

FOYER

TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 7-0"

12

21

TREAD 10" RISER 8" WIDTH 3'-4"

DN

10

W2

SIDE ELEVATION 02

TOP OF ROOF LVL

REAR ELEVATION

A

SECOND FLOOR BALCONY

W4

UNDER CEILING LVL

SLIDING DOOR

D1

58.73 SFT

•

OPERABLE

66.67 SFT

SECOND FL LVL

•

OPERABLE

61.33 SFT

WASH ROOM SHOWER

Prepared design proposals for clients and coordinated with City of Toronto for application approvals.

Prepared existing building drawings and working drawings for building permit application.

MATER BEDROOM WALK IN CLOSET

D1 D2

CLST

28 SFT

LIVING ROOM LVL GROUND FL LVL ENTRANCE LVL

OPERABLE

57.33 SFT

OPERABLE

26.6 SFT

•

Presented at Committee of Adjustment meeting for the project approval. Also, prepared the presentation and conducted zoning research for the same.

SKYLIGHT ABOVE

BEDROOM 03

W4 D1

SKYLIGHT ABOVE

27 SHOWER

WASH ROOM

STACKED LAUNDRY

WASH ROOM

D1 D2

D1

BEDROOM 01

D2

D1

BEDROOM 02

WALK IN CLST WALK IN CLST

D1

GRADE LEVEL 0-0

BASEMENT LVL

W3

TREAD 10" RISER 8" DN WIDTH 3'-6" 32

D2

SHOWER

OPERABLE

21

D5

SLIDING DOOR

BALCONY

A'

FRONT ELEVATION

SIDE ELEVATION 02

Proposed stone on exterior facade

OPERABLE

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES:

SIDE ELEVATION 01

Proposed stone on exterior facade

D6

P HAR MACY A ND D OCTO R’ S CLI NI C AT DANFOR TH TO R O N TO, O N TA R I O 1154 & 1156 Danforth Avenue was 80 years old two separate buildings with an operating Pharmacy and Doctor’s clinic on the ground floor and a residential suite on the second floor.

The owner wishes to add a service core including an elevator to connect both buildings together, retrofit the existing facade of both buildings to promote unity in the existing facade and change the use of the second floor at 1154 to a doctor’s clinic.

W9/L1

EW4/L1 ED1/L1

W9/L1

W8/L1

EW4/L1

PROPOSED FIRE

W8/L1

D7/L1

SEPARATION,

D7/L1

ED1/L1 D6/L1

S.A

7.5" X 1.75" EXISTING JOIST WITH C/C 12" ED2/L1

7.5" X 1.75" EXISTING JOIST WITH C/C 12"

S.A

S.A

ED2/L1

S.A

ED1/L1

PHARMACY S.A

S.A

ED3/L1

S.A

S.A

ED3/L1

EXISTING BLOCK WALL SEPARATION BETWEEN 1154 & 1156 DANFORTH AVENUE

EXISTING BLOCK WALL SEPARATION BETWEEN 1154 & 1156 ED1/L1 DANFORTH AVENUE

ED1/L1

ED1/L1

D7/L1

ED1/L1

S.A

S.A

D6/L1

S.A

S.A CEILING HEIGHT CEILING HEIGHT = 82.5" = 82.5"

EXISTING FIRE SEPARATION BETWEEN 1154 & 1156 DANFORTH AVENUE

D6/L1

S.A

D7/L1 ED1/L1

ED1/L1

ED1/L1

ED2/L1

ED1/L1

D6/L1 ED2/L1

ED2/L1

S.A

MINIMUM 1 HR FIRE RATED DOORS

MINIMUM 1 HR FIRE RATED DOORS

ED1/L1

W7/L1

S.A

C.M.D

S.A

C.M.D

S.A

C.M.D

S.A

D1/L1

S.A

C.M.D

S.A

D1/L1

S.A

C.M.D S.A C.M.D

MINIMUM 1 HR FRR NON COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION

MINIMUM 1 HR FRR NON COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION

S.A C.M.D

S.A

PROPOSED BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED BASEMENT PROPOSED BASEMENT FLOOR PLANFLOOR PLAN

SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"

SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"

EXISTING FIRE SEPARATION BETWEEN 1154 & 1156 DANFORTH AVENUE

W1/L1

D3/L1

D3/L1

MINIMUM 1 HR FIRE RATED DOORS

MINIMUM 1 HR FRR NON COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION

MINIMUM 1 HR FRR NON COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION

C.M.D

EXISTING USE = DOCTOR'S CLINIC PROPOSED USE = DOCTOR'S CLINIC

W1/L1

D3/L1

MINIMUM 1 HR FIRE RATED DOORS

D3/L1 SD1/L1

PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"

SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"

•

D9/L1

PLAN

MINIMUM 1 HR FIRE RATED DOORS

ED2/L1

ED2/L1

MINIMUM 1 HR FIRE RATED DOORS

•

ED2/L1

ED2/L1

S.A

SD1/L1

C.M.D

EXISTING USE = DOCTOR'S CLINIC PROPOSED USE = DOCTOR'S CLINIC

SD1/L1

W6/L1

W7/L1

S.A

W6/L1

W6/L1 W7/L1

PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR

SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"

S.A

SD1/L1

D7/L1

D7/L1

EXISTING FIRE SEPARATION BETWEEN 1154 & 1156 DANFORTH AVENUE

D9/L1

W7/L1

C.M.D S.A

S.A

D9/L1

ED1/L1

S.A

D1/L1

D9/L1

L1

D1/L1

D1/L1

S.A

ED6/L1 MINIMUM 1 HR FIRE RATED DOORS

MINIMUM 1 HR FIRE RATED DOORS

EXISTING BLOCK WALL SEPARATION 1154 & 1156 DANFORTH AVENUE

EXISTING BLOCK WALL SEPARATION 1154 & 1156 DANFORTH AVENUE

S.A

S.A

L1

D1/L1 S.A

ED2/L1

MINIMUM 1 HR FRR NON COMBUSTIBLE S.A CONSTRUCTION

ED6/L1

S.A

D2/L1

7/

ED2/L1

7/

MINIMUM 1 HR FRR NON COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION

EW

D6/L1

ED2/L1

EW

D6/L1

S.A

ED2/L1

S.A

ED2/L1

7.5" X 1.75" EXISTING JOIST WITH C/C 12"

S.A

D2/L1

EW7/L1

ED1/L1 7.5" X 1.75" EXISTING JOIST WITH C/C 12" WITH C/C 12" 7.5" X 1.75" EXISTING JOIST

7.5" X 1.75" EXISTING JOIST WITH C/C 12"

S.A

EW7/L1

D6/L1

8"x4" BEAM

•

D8/L1 S.A

8"x4" BEAM

•

D7/L1

D7/L1 D8/L1 ED1/L1

D8/L1

S.A

D7/L1

S.A

CEILING HEIGHT = 82.5" EXISTING FIRE SEPARATION BETWEEN 1154 & 1156 DANFORTH AVENUE

ED7/L1

D8/L1

D7/L1

EW6/L1

ED1/L1 S.A

•

S.A

EW6/L1

ED3/L1

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES:

S.A

ED7/L1 ED1/L1

ED3/L1

S.A

S.A

W10/L1

S.A

W10/L1

S.A

S.A

FOR DANFORTH

S.A

ED1/L1

7" DIA METAL POST

7" DIA METAL POST

CEILING HEIGHT = 82.5"

INTERIOR LAYOUT

ED1/L1

7.5" X 1.75" EXISTING JOIST WITH C/C 12"

7.5" X 1.75" EXISTING JOIST WITH C/C 12" ED1/L1

S.A

SECOND FLOOR

C.M.D

EXISTING BLOCK WALL SEPARATION BETWEEN 1154 & 1156 DANFORTH AVENUE

EXISTING BLOCK WALL D6/L1 SEPARATION BETWEEN 1154 & 1156 DANFORTH AVENUE

D6/L1

S.A

S.A

D6/L1

8"x4" BEAM

ED1/L1 ED1/L1

C.M.D

S.A

D6/L1 S.A

8"x4" BEAM

EXISTING USE = RESIDENTIAL PROPOSED USE = RESIDENTIAL

EXISTING USE = RESIDENTIAL PROPOSED USE = RESIDENTIAL

S.A

S.A

ELEVATOR AND

D6/L1

S.A

SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"

W6/L1

PLAN

Prepared existing measured drawings, a proposal for the facade up-gradation, and interior layout drawings.

Coordinated with the client for selecting interior and exterior finishes.

Prepared the building permit set and coordinated with structural and mechanical consultants for the same.

Prepared construction schedule and estimates for the proposed work.

Coordinated with the City of Toronto for building permit approvals.

15M @ 6" O/C BOTHWAYS

W200X46 LINTEL BEAM WITH 8"X10" PLATE ANCHORED TO WALL

VERTICAL BARS - 20M @ 16" O/C INNER & OUTER LAYERS FULLY GROUTED WITH 25 MPA CONCRETE

REFER ELEVATOR SHOP DRAWINGS FOR DETAILS

Under Ceiling

LANDING 3 HILTI RE 500 EPOXY WITH MINIMUM 6" EMBADMENT AND 21" DIA BOLTS

HILTI RE 500 EPOXY WITH MINIMUM 6" EMBADMENT AND 21" DIA BOLTS

OPERABLE 42.00 SFT

OPERABLE 26.00 SFT

OPERABLE 42.00 SFT

W200X46 LINTEL BEAM WITH 8"X10" PLATE ANCHORED TO WALL

W200X46 LINTEL BEAM WITH 8"X10" PLATE ANCHORED TO WALL

FIRST FLOOR

REFER ELEVATOR SHOP DRAWINGS FOR DETAILS

LANDING 2

Under Ceiling

VERTICAL BARS - 20M @ 16" O/C INNER & OUTER LAYERS FULLY GROUTED WITH 25 MPA CONCRETE

LANDING 1 2-20M @ 16" O/C DOWELS TO ANCHOR BLOCK WALLS USING RE 500 EPOXY

OPERABLE 83.15 SFT

2-20M @ 16" O/C DOWELS TO ANCHOR BLOCK WALLS USING RE 500 EPOXY

15M @ 10" O/C BOTH WAYS TOP & BOTTOM

OPERABLE 27.43 SFT

OPERABLE 108.30 SFT

GROUND FLOOR FOOTING OVERHANG

FOOTING OVERHANG

ELEVATOR SECTION

PROPOSED FRONT

ELEVATOR

ELEVATION

PLAN DO NOT PLACE ELEVATOR FOOTING ON EXISTING ADJACENT WALL FOOTING

BASEMENT

PROPOSED FRONT ELEVATION

B R IXTON 39 0- 4 4 0 Du ffe ri n stre e t , To ro nto, O nt a ri o

DEVELOPER: Fitzrovia Real Estate Inc. ARCHITECT: Graziani + Corazza Architects PROJECT BUDGET: 130 Million CAD DURATION: 2018 September to 2019 December POSITION: Field Engineer

3 new mixed-use buildings with 430 residential units, retail space at grade and 5 storey offices at 390 through 444 Dufferin Street designed

by Graziani + Corazza Architects for Fitzrovia Capital.

N OV US G a rris o n Po i nt , To ro nto, O nt a ri o

DEVELOPER: Bentallgreenoak ARCHITECT: Hariri Pontarini Architects

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES: • • • •

PROJECT BUDGET: 180 Million CAD DURATION: 2020 January to 2020 April POSITION: Field Engineer

• •

Novus at Garrison Point are 25 and 34-storey rental residential towers in Toronto’s Liberty Village designed

by Hariri Pontarini Architects for Bentall Green Oak.

• • •

Coordinated with sub trades for day to day operations on site, maintain logs to track manpower, material, and rental equipments.

Assisted supervisor in plan and specification analysis in order to provide clear, trackable and coordinated interpretations of the drawings for construction.

Carried out 3rd party inspections for the structural works including slabs, shear walls & columns inspections, waterproofing at grade levels and for foundation walls.

Managed formwork on site which includes managing and ordering concrete for pours, quantity take off, tracking and mantaining log for formwork. Make sure slabs are poured incuding all electrical and mechanical services in consideration.

Reviewed structural and architectural drawings for laying down footings, columns and slab on site using surveyors tools.

Responsible for the whole building envelope which includes ordering and scheduling delivery for window and curtain walls; Tracking and coordinating with sub-trades for building envelope progress and conducting inspections with the third party on-site for the deficiencies and quality control.

Enforce company policies and execute health and safety protocols on site.

Schedule and conduct pre-boarding inspections with the city of Toronto and 3rd parties like Mcintosh Perry and Morrison Hershfield.

Prepared and coordinated deficiency logs for building envelope and pre-boarding inspections.

R ES TOR ATI ON OF LE C OR BUS I ER ’S C A PI TOL C OMPLEX INDIA

ARCHITECT: LE CORBUSIER // BUDGET: 20 MILLION CAD // COMPANY: ABHA NARAIN LAMBAH ASSOCIATES // POSITION: PROJECT SITE ARCHITECT

Capitol Complex, located in Chandigarh city in India, is a government compound designed by the renowned French-Swiss architect and planner Le Corbusier. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was enlisted in the year 2016. A sprawling establishment spread over an area of around 100 acres, the Capitol Complex is a prime manifestation of Chandigarh’s architectural character. The complex comprises of three buildings, including the Palace of Assembly or Legislative Assembly, Secretariat, High Court and three monuments which includes Open Hand Monument, Geometric Hill and Tower of Shadows and a lake.

SE C R E TAR I AT BUI LD I N G

FRONT ELEVATION

VIEW OF LEGESLATIVE ASSEMBLY AND SECRETARIAT BUILDING

FRONT FACADE OF THE SECARATARIAT BTUILDING WITH ADHOC ADDITIONS LIKE WINDOWS, AIR CONDITIONING UNITS, DRYWALLS

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES: • Act as a primary contact in between office team and the client throughout contractual stage.

• Prepared presentations for the clients and assisted senior architects for the preparation of scope of works and project tender estimates for legeslative assembly, high court and secretariat building.

• Supervised team of three intern architect and prepared measured drawings and existing fabric mapping for the structures.

• Supervised and schedule works of the Lidar mapping team to do 3D scanning for the whole complex and then coordinated with them to produce 3d models for existing condition of the project.

• Prepared inventory of existing furniture, railing details and tapestry designed by Le Corbusier.

REAR ELEVATION

LE G E SL AT I VE ASSE M BLY Completed in 1952, the Secretariat building functions as the headquarters of the Punjab and Haryana municipal governments and is the largest of Corbusier’s three completed administrative buildings. The building has notable similarities with Corbusier’s Marseille block and had an equally lofty goal: to revolutionize the modern office building.

Propose works for Secretariat includes – Removing all encroachments from facade i.e. blocking of balconies – Entrance canopies to be removed, public entrances diverted and areas redesigned as entrance lobbies – Toilets on all floors to be redesigned and historic material palette to be used i.e terrazzo for flooring – In both ramps flooring to be restored and new railing to be provided where necessary – Comprehensive design of HVAC for entire building and execution for removal of units on the facades – Facade Illumination and comprehensive signage design for the entire building FRONT FACADE OF THE SECARATARIAT BTUILDING WITH ADHOC ADDITIONS LIKE WINDOWS, AIR CONDITIONING UNITS, DRYWALLS

FRONT FACADE OF LEGESLATIVE ASSEMBLY, CAPITOL COMPLEX

The conceptual center of The Capitol, The Assembly has two chambers, originally built for the ‘Upper’ and ‘Lower’ houses, now housing the legislatures of Punjab and Haryana, respectively. Corbusier’s edifice retains some of its pristine majesty, but it is under constant threat of abusive tinkering by its insensitive users who are altering its facade with impunity.

CURRENT ISSUES

SCOPE OF CONSERVATION WORKS – Restoration of acoustic panels in Punjab assembly – Restoration of Tapestry, Furniture and incongruous Flooring – Proposed Zoning to remove adhoc interventions (shuffling Punjab- Haryana Zones) – Removal of outdoor HVAC units from the facades – Restoration of member’s lounge (Punjab & Haryana), entrance lobbies and toilets – Restoration of Press Lounge – Proposed new signages for the offices and assembly halls

Air conditioning units and services running through the facade

SECTIONAL VIEW SHOWING PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORKS AT PUNJAB LEGESLATIVE ASSEMBLY, CAPITOL COMPLEX

Addition of wooden panels to the historic exposed concrete surfaces

PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORKS AT GROUND FLOOR LEVEL OF LEGESLATIVE ASSEMBLY, CAPITOL COMPLEX

Additional office spaces have been created using aluminium partitions

SECTIONAL VIEW SHOWING PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORKS AT HARYANA LEGESLATIVE ASSEMBLY, CAPITOL COMPLEX

AREAS OF WORKS ON LEVEL 02 (COURT ROOMS): H IGH C O UR T B UIL DIN G

FRONT FACADE OF HIGH COURT BUILDING, CAPITOL COMPLEX

Inaugurated in 1955, this was the first capitol building to be built. It is dominated by an external frame, that forms an umbrella that shades the roof below. A majestic portal divides the triple height of chief justice’s court from the eight others.

SCOPE OF CONSERVATION WORKS – Dismantling existing central HVAC system and replacing with a new VRV system – Restoration of Tapestry in all courtrooms after dismantling existing HVAC system – Re-routing of optical fiber and electric wiring utilizing the horizontal shaft in basement & existing vertical shafts – Upgradation of public facilities like toilets, signages & display units – External illumination for the buildding – Revitalizing water tanks in front of the High court building and providing a new system

AREAS OF WORKS ON LEVEL 02 (COURT ROOMS): SCOPE OF WORK AT GROUND FLOOR FOR THE COURT ROOMS

AREAS OF WORKS ON LEVEL 01 (PUBLIC ENTRANCE): AREAS OF WORKS ON LEVEL 03 & 04 (COURT OFFICES):

TITLE

TITLE

SCOPE OF WORK AT FRONT FACADE OF THE HIGH COURT

C ONS ERVATI ON OF MOOR I S H MOS QUE KA P U R T H A L A , I N D I A

The Moorish Mosque also known as Jama Masjid locally is a grand mosque in Kapurthala, India. Built in 1930 by a French architect Manteaux, its design resembles that of the great Qutubiya mosque, at Marakesh in Morocco.

The comprehensive project included the exterior, interior and landscape works as well as signage and interpretation for the site.

It was my first project assigned as an Architect, I was assigned to assist senior architect to prepare scope of work for restoration and overlook the execution stage by myself.

As it was a live mosque so the construction works are carried out in a phased way.

< VIEW OF CENTRAL COURTYARD AFTER CONSERVATION WORKS VIEW OF MEHRAB AREA AFTER CONSERVATION >

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Preparation for client presentations, construction drawings, digital model and renderings Site supervision, building inspections, quality checks and analysis of traditional details and preparation of detailed drawings according to them Researched Historic Preservation Practices for the restoration of the project Monitoring cost of the project and make sure the execution ends within budget and timeframe Preparation of landscape plan in coordination of office team Execution of lighting design on site as per the lighting consultant Proposal of rain water harvesting system because of flooding of whole site during monsoon Supervising the art conservation work on site and make sure the process is carried as per the traditional details

GROUND FLOOR PLAN OF THE MOSQUE

ROOF PLAN OF THE MOSQUE

SECTIONAL DETAIL OF MEHRAB

SECTIONAL VIEW THROUGH THE MOSQUE

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

C AF E TE R IA AT TE E N M U R TI B HAVAN The Nehru Memorial Museum & Library is a museum and library in New Delhi, India, which aims to preserve and reconstruct the history of the Indian independence movement.

A Cafeteria was proposed to cater needs of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

FLOOR PLAN OF PROPOSED CAFETARIA

SIDE ELEVATION OF PROPOSED CAFETARIA

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESKPRODUCED STUDENT VERSION

BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERS

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

UCED BY AN AUTODESKPRODUCED STUDENT VERSION

BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

N E W D E LH I , I N D I A

EXTERIOR VIEW OF THE PROPOSED CAFETARIA

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Prepared measured drawings for the existing cafeteria Assisted Senior Architect with design development for the cafeteria Prepared detailed drawings and 3d visualization of interiors and exteriors Coordinated with client and municipal corporation of Delhi for the approvals and permissions for the

project execution

INTERIOR VIEW OF THE PROPOSED CAFETARIA

INTERIOR LAYOUT OF PROPOSE CAFETERIA

C ONSERVAT ION OF S H EES H MAH AL C O M P L E X PAT I A L A , I N D I A

RECEPTION AND INFORMATION ELEVATOR

STORE

RANG MAHAL SCULPTURE GALLERY

ARCHIVAL PHOTOGRAPHS GALLERY

MINIATURE AND SKETCHES GALLERY

PERIOD ROOM

ARCHIVAL PHOTOGRAPHS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS GALLERY

KANGRA PAINTINGS

EUROPEAN PORTRAITS GALLERY

WATERCOLOR GALLERY

RAJASTHANI PAINTINGS

PATIALA SCHOOL PAINTINGS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS GALLERY

TRANSITION SPACE

PORTRAIT GALLERY 10 GURUS

Notes :

LANDSCAPE GALLERY

1.This drawing is copyright & property of DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS ARCHAEOLOGY & MUSEUMS, PUNJAB ; is not to be reproduced, copied or handed over to a 3rd party or used for any other purpose than that for which it has been loaned.

2.The contractor for the work is responsible for counter-checking all details & dimensions prior to the commencement of work & seek clarifications from the architects in case of any discrepancy.

3.Drawing to be referred to with any other relevant details or documents.

4.Drawing is not to be scaled. Written dimensions are to be followed.

ARUP SARBADHIKARY OFFICE STORE

ABHA NARAIN LAMBAH

PROPOSED PERIOD ROOM, SHEESH MAHAL COMPLEX

PREPARED FOR-

SCULPTURE GALLERY

Department of Cultural Affairs Archaeology & Museums,Punjab 13th Finance Commission Projects For Department of Cultural Affairs, Archaeology and Museums, Punjab

Sheesh Mahal was a residential palace complex built in the 19th century by the royal family of Patiala, Punjab. Sheesh Mahal, literally means the Palace of Mirrors, named so after the mirrored halls of intricate craftsmanship within the palace. A museum housing the largest collection of medals from the world collected

by His Highness Maharaja Bhupinder Singh is located Here.

DESIGN PROPOSAL DRAWINGS Title :

SHEESH MAHAL

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LEGEND CRACKES IN PLASTER

LEGEND STRUCTURAL CRACKS

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Damaged Parapet

INCOMPLETE PLASTERING

Damaged Chajja

DAMAGES TO STRUCTURE PEELING/BROKEN PLASTER

CRACKES IN PLASTER

EXPOSED MASONRY LOOSE PLASTER STRUCTURAL CRACKS

Broken plaster

BROKEN PLASTER EDGE

INCOMPLETE PLASTERING BROKEN EDGE

Rising dampness

WATER STAINS

DAMAGES TO STRUCTURE DAMPNESS

PEALING LIME WASH

PEELING/BROKEN PLASTER (WHITE) SALT DEPOSIT

EXPOSED MASONRY FRESH WHITEWASH NEW CEMENT PLASTER

LOOSE PLASTER

NEW ADDED WALL

Broken plaster Notes :

Rising dampness

FRONT ELEVATION FABRIC MAPPING – FRONT ELEVATION

Lighting

N.A

1.This drawing is copyright & property of DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS ARCHAEOLOGY & MUSEUMS, PUNJAB ; is not to be reproduced, copied or handed over to a 3rd party or used for any other purpose than that for which it has been loaned.

2.The contractor for the work is responsible for counter-checking all details & dimensions prior to the commencement of work & seek clarifications from the architects in case of any discrepancy.

3.Drawing to be referred to with any other relevant details or documents.

4.Drawing is not to be scaled. Written dimensions are to be followed.

Rising dampness

LEGEND

STRUCTURAL CRACKS

INCOMPLETE PLASTERING

PEELING/BROKEN PLASTER EXPOSED MASONRY

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BROKEN EDGE DAMAGED WIRE MESH

Rising dampness N.A

VEGETATION

WATER STAINS

WATER PIPES

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DETERIORATION OF PAINTING/MIRRORWORK

(WHITE) SALT DEPOSIT

SECTION OF EE' SITE ELEVATION EXISTING FABRIC MAPPING

LIGHTING

Broken plaster

ABHA NARAIN LAMBAH

(WHITE) SALT DEPOSIT

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Key Plan :

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Prepared working drawings of the main sheesh mahal building and 3d N.A N.A Visualisation.

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DETERIORATION OF PAINTING/MIRRORWORK LIGHTING

C O N S E R V A T I O N

LIGHTING

PAINTINGS (INDIAN)

OFFICES AND STORAGE

PROPOSE ZONING EXIT/ CIRCULATION SPACES FOR THE SHEESH MAHAL MUSEUM

OFFICES AND STORAGE

SHEESH MAHAL COMPLEX

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Conservation Architects & Historic Building Consultants 201, B-wing, Amrit, Carter Road, Khar (West), Mumbai-400052 Tel No: 91-22-26055756, Fax no: 91-22-26059397, Email: anlassociates@gmail.com

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Scale

PAINTING/MIRRORWORK

Drawn by : Sneha Sridhar

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Conservation Architects & Historic Building Consultants B-wing, Amrit, Carter Road, Khar (West), Mumbai-400052 Key201,Plan : Tel No: 91-22-26055756,

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201, B-wing, Amrit, Carter Road, K Tel No: 91-22-2 Fax no: 91-22-26059397, Email:

Fax no: 91-22-26059397, Email: anlassociates@gmail.com

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Department of Cultural Affairs Archaeology & DAMAGED FALSE CEILING April 2014 Museums,Punjab Date 13thScale Finance Projects For ALGAE DEPOSIT 1Commission : 200 Department Affairs, Archaeology and F-9 Sheet No.of Cultural DAMAGED WIRE MESH Key Plan : Museums, Punjab SECTION AND ELEVATION

ALGAE DEPOSIT

Title :

Scale

FABRIC DRAWINGS PREPARED FOR-

Title :

DAMAGED FALSE CEILING

Department of Cultural Affairs Archaeology & Museums,Punjab 13th Finance Commission Projects For Department of Cultural Affairs, Archaeology and Museums, Punjab

WATER STAINS

ABHA NARAIN LAMBAH

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Key Plan :

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BROKEN PLASTER EDGE

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PREPARED FOR(WHITE) SALT DEPOSIT

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ARUP SARBADHIKARY

The project entails the conservation of the Sheesh Mahal building to function as a Museum, the conservation plan would be drawn to upgrade the existing museum sites into a state of the art Museum through, appropriate display strategy with lighting, FABRIC DRAWINGS visitors’ circulation and facilities, security and address the issue of conservation of wall paintings (Murals) at Sheesh Mahal SECTION AND ELEVATION April 2014 Date which are part of the Museum Itinerary.

Rising dampness DAMAGES TO STRUCTURE

ALGAE DEPOSIT

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C O N S E R V A T I O N CRACKES IN PLASTER

SECTION EE'

DAMAGED FALSE CEILING

BROKEN PLASTER EDGE

PEALING LIME WASH ABHA NARAIN LAMBAH

CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT

EXIT/ CIRCULATION SPACES

CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT

PERIOD ROOMS

SCUPLTURE GALLERIES

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ARUP SARBADHIKARY Scale DAMPNESS

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Lighting FRONT ELEVATION

FRONT ELEVATION

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Rising dampness

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Base drawings provided courtesy Heritage cons.& Design Center (HCDC) and Development and Research Organization for Nature,Arts, and Heritage (DRONAH) Drawn by : Sneha Sridhar

Abha Narain Lambah Associates Conservation Architects & Historic Building Consultants 201, B-wing, Amrit, Carter Road, Khar (West), Mumbai-400052 Tel No: 91-22-26055756, Fax no: 91-22-26059397, Email: anlassociates@gmail.com

AJAIBGHAR PAINTINGS (INDIAN) PERIOD ROOMS SCUPLTURE GALLERIES

AJAIBGHAR

FOLK ART GALLERY PERIOD ROOMS

FOLK ART GALLERY PERIOD ROOMS

RESERVE COLLECTION STORAGE

RESERVE COLLECTION STORAGE

PAINTINGS (EUROPEAN)

PAINTINGS (EUROPEAN)

COINS AND MEDAL GALLERIES COINS AND MEDAL GALLERIES

ELEVATOR

ELEVATOR

ELEVATOR

ELEVATOR

ELEVATOR

ARCHIVAL PHOTOGRAPHS

ARCHIVAL PHOTOGRAPHS

ELEVATOR

POTTERY S TUD I O AT BI K A NER H OUS E N E W D E LH I , I N D I A

Bikaner House is a colonial residence on 8 acres in Lutyen’s Delhi zone designed by Architect Charles G. Blomfield, currently used as an event venue and offices for the Rajasthan government. A pottery studio was proposed to promote local art and culture. Three shipping containers were used for the studio as the client wants the studio to be temporary and can be relocated within the premises as per future use. Two containers were interconnected to use as a pottery studio and display area. The third container is used as a cafetaria with some display spaces.

Drawing Contents 12255

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3720 1330

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100 mm X 100 mm hollow section to be assembled as core structural member as per manufacturers specifications.

1330

7245

Black Anodized aluminum sliding window with dimensions as per the details GI framing members to hold gypsum board and conduits

1660

Extension/ Service Deck

1655

20 mm thick well seasoned saal wooden plank flooring 12 MM Thick Toughened Glass

2000

2000

1660

2435

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12 MM Thick Toughened Glass

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1. This drawing is copyright & property of PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT; is not to be reproduced, copied or handed over to a 3rd party or used for any other purpose than that for which it has been loaned.

2. The contractor for the work is responsible for counter-checking all details & dimensions prior to the commencement of work & seek clarifications from the architects in case of any discrepancy.

3. Drawing to be referred to with any other relevant details or documents.

4. Drawing is not to be scaled. Written dimensions are to be followed

DESIGN FOR THE POTTERY STUDIO, CAFE & LANDSCAPE UPGRADAT IO N AT BIKANER HOUSE

1055

Spillover Porch

4600

2190

2910

Service & Dispatch

11995

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6840 4660

Selling & Admin

Potters' Wheel

Pottery Studio

2490

3460 2110

2490 2235

Drying & Display Glass Case

1360

5010

Cafe Extended Plinth-Seating

115 MM thick insulation spray as per the specifications.

GI framing members to hold gypsum board and conduits

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

CONTAINER PLANS ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES: DATE

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SCALE Assisted Senior Architect 1:100 DRG NO. with zoning, planning and Key Plan Display preparation of construction X X & Seating Souvenir drawings Shop Entrance Deck • Prepared 3D Visualisation for the project • Coordinated wih the client and municipal body for the DESIGN FOR THE POTTERY STUDIO, CAFE & LANDSCAPE UPGRADATION AT BIKANER HOUSE, NEW DELHI approvals of drawings FRONT VIEW OF PROPOSED POTTERY STUDIO AT BIKANER HOUSE 11690

1915

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2480

EXISTING BUILDING

3000

EXISTING BUILDING

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480

1550

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Cafeteria

PLAN OF POTTERY STUDIO

T i t l e

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GATE

2125

RECEPTION

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PROPOSED GATEWAY

EXISTING BUILDING

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PARKING

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GATE

ROAD

GATE

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SITE SECTION

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