Architecture Portfolio ak

Architecture Portfolio

2019-2023

Ashwin Kumar T.S

+91 7022101157

ashuak0404@gmai.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashwin-kumar-424a32208/ ak.__.a_s_h_u

I am Ashwin Kumar, Hello

As an architecture student, I am an organized individual who has a strong desire to learn and is a quick learner. I possess a genuine passion for designing spaces that connect people and the environment.

Since 2021, I have been working as a freelancer and have gained valuable experience in planning, conceptual design, 3D visualization, and interior design, primarily in the residential and commercial sectors. I am continually seeking out new opportunities to broaden my knowledge of architecture and become a more responsible and well-rounded architect.

My ultimate goal is to utilize my skills, abilities, and enthusiasm to work collaboratively with a team that will help me cultivate my potential as both a professional and an individual. I am eager to contribute my talents and enhance my growth in this exciting field.

Education

• B.arch

VTU / HMS School Of Architecture

Tumkur

• Pre University

Sri Chaitanya PU College

Tumkur

• High School

Sri Chaitanya Techno School

Tumkur

Workshops

• AI In Architecture

• Virtual Reality

• 3D Printing

• Augmented Reality in Architecture

• BIM in architecture

• Sustainable Built Environment

• Origami In Architecture

• GRIHA Workshop

• Gap

• Digital illustration

Languages

• English

• Kannada

• Hindi

• Telugu

• Tamil

Ashwin Kumar T.S

04/04/2001

Tumkur

Professional Experience

Worked As an Architectural Intern at Nandhi Architecture in Koratagere, Tumkur, I gained Valuable experience in the field and contributed to Various projects.

Experienced freelancer with a successful track record in residential and commercial projects. Skilled in time management, communication, and networking to deliver timely projects and collaborating effectively with clients.

Professional Skills

• Manual & Digital Sketching

• Model making

• Presentations

• Architectural Visualization

• Graphic design

• Architecture Photography

• Fast Learner

• Leadership

Academic Projects

Sem I -Bus Stop

Sem II -Pleader’s Residence

Sem III -Row House & Container House

Sem IV -Apartment Design

Sem V -Art Gallery & Plaza Design

Sem VI -Nursing Home & Nursing College

Sem VII -Hotel Design

Sem VIII -Urban Design

Software Skills

“Architecture is a language that speaks to us through space, form, and light, conveying emotions and ideas without the need for words.” - Louis Kahn

Row House

Semester 03 I 2020

Hotel

Semester 07 I 2022

CONTENTS

Art Gallery

Semester 05 I 2021

Interior Design

21-24

Working Drawing

25-26

Sketches

27-28

Row House

Academic project I Semester 03 I 2022

This row house design is located near a toll gate on the Tumkur to Bangalore highway. The site measures 60x18 meters and features a 9-meter wide road. The use of origami architecture creates a dynamic and ever-changing aesthetic for the buildings. A total of 6 row houses are included in the design, each with 3BHK and 1 home theatre.

The design emphasizes natural light and ventilation throughout each row house. Privacy, noise reduction, and energy efficiency are also important considerations in the design. The layout and arrangement of the buildings on the site are carefully planned. The changing shades and patterns with the movement of the sun enhance the visual appeal of the buildings.

This design offers a unique and visually stunning option for row house living. Overall, the design combines aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability to create a harmonious living environment.

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1. Foyer - 6sq M

2. Living room - 21sq M

3. Dining - 6.2 sq M

4. Kitchen - 13 sq M

5. Common toilet - 4.5 sq M

6. Bedroom 1 - 20.6 sq M

7. Bedroom 2 - 20.6sq M

8. Bedroom 3 - 16.6 sq M

9. Home theatre - 19 sq M

10. Storeroom - 6 sq M

Hotel

Academic project I Semester 07 I 2022

This hotel build features a dynamic facade that acts as the “skin” of the building, reducing heat gain from the sun and optimizing energy consumption for a sustainable and energy-efficient approach. The design prioritizes guest experience and efficient circulation, with well-planned interior spaces that enhance comfort. The dynamic facade adapts to environmental changes, further optimizing energy use. The project showcases a unique and innovative hotel design that blends sustainability and guest comfort in a functional and thoughtfully planned manner.

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Design Form :

Dynamic facades respond to environmental changes using advanced materials and control systems, optimizing energy efficiency and aesthetics. Building form is considered to make efficient use of space while minimizing waste and improving occupant comfort. Combining dynamic facades and innovative building form can lead to more sustainable and environmentally friendly structures. This approach can reduce energy consumption for lighting and cooling while improving the indoor environment. Overall, dynamic facades and innovative building form reduced environmental impact.

Site is located at Ashwem, Mandrem, Goa (15°38’59.7”N 73°43’04.7”E).

Site area is about 10916.54sq.m, there is a 5 meters Wide road.

STAGE 1

STAGE 2

STAGE 3

Ground Floor Plan :

1. Waiting Area- 485 sq m

2. Chairman office- 18 sq m

3. Toilets- 27 sq m

4. Cloakroom- 11 sq m

5. Electrical room- 2.8x2 sq m

6. Fire duct- 1.6x2 sq m

7. Service lift- 4x2 sq m

8. Public Lift- 4x4 sq m

9. Banquet hall 1- 155 sq m

10. Banquet hall 2- 314 sq m

11. Toilets- 46 sq m

12. Dining hall- 250 sq m

13. Kitchen- 107 sq m

14. Store room- 17 sq m

15. Cold storage- 14 sq m

16. Toilets- 22.8 sq m

Ground Floor Total Area=1500 sq m

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

First Floor Plan :

1. Waiting Area- 27.7 sq m

2. Gym area- 207.7 sq m

3. Changing room- 9.7x2 sq m

4. Spa- 220 sq m

5. Office space- 122 sq m

6. Discussion room- 82 sq m

7. Fire duct- 1.6x2 sq m

8. Electrical room- 2.8x2 sq m

9. Service lift- 4x2 sq m

10. Public Lift- 4x4 sq m

First Floor Total Area=711.6 sq m

3-5 Floor Plan :

1. Public Lift- 4x4 sq m 2. Fire duct- 1.6x2 sq m

3. Service lift- 4x2 sq m

4. Electrical room- 2.8x2 sq m

5. Single bedroom- 17X18 sq m

6. Double bedroom- 27X12 sq m 7. Suite room 1- 52.5X4 sq m 8. Suite room 2- 50 X4 sq m 9. Suite room 3- 57X2 sq m

1. SINGLE BEDROOM 18X3=54 ROOMS

2. DOUBLE BEDROOM 12X3=36 ROOMS

3. SUITE ROOM 2 4X3=12 ROOMS

SUITE ROOM

2X3=6 ROOMS

SUITE ROOM

4X3=12 ROOMS

Basement Floor Plan

Basement Floor Plan :

Terrace Floor Plan :

1. Public Lift- 4x4 sq m

2. Fire duct- 1.6x2 sq m

3. Service lift- 4x2 sq m

4. Electrical room- 2.8x2 sq m

5. Bar - 19.8x2 sq m

6. Toilet - 13.5x2 sq m

7. Pool - 126 sq m

1. Public Lift- 4x4 sq m

2. Fire duct- 1.6x2 sq m

3. Service lift- 4x2 sq m

4. Electrical room- 2.8x2 sq m

5. Laundry room- 64.2 sq m

6. Toilet- 13.5x2 sq m

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Hotel Renders

Dynamic Facade

Hotel facade that incorporates adaptive or dynamic facade design.

A dynamic facade is a skin that has evolved over time with the help of engineered solutions; its purpose is to assist in the progression of Sustainable and Responsive architecture.

Dynamic facades act as filters between the indoors and the outside, facilitating the users by providing shade, sunlight, ventilation and a visual union with the moving world outside. This idea isn’t new, but architects have only recently started incorporating it into their designs and structures.

hrough fully integrated design strategies, today’s facade can provide responsive and per-formative envelopes that both contextually and conceptually react to their local surroundings, whilst simultaneously determining interior conditions

In modern facade design, fins made from advanced materials are commonly used. These fins are strategically arranged to block direct sunlight, thereby reducing heat gain and improving the comfort of the building’s occupants. Additionally, the design of the fins also takes into consideration the flow of wind, allowing for good natural ventilation. By incorporating these features, modern facade design can help create more comfortable and sustainable buildings.

Art Gallery

Academic project I Semester 05 I 2021

The art gallery project near Tumkur covers an area of 58422 sq m and aims to attract people. To achieve this, the building has a unique facade with a folded roof that changes its appearance as the sun moves. This design not only adds to the building’s aesthetic appeal but also makes use of natural light and promotes sustainability. The project showcases an innovative and environmentally conscious approach to architecture, creating a space that is both visually appealing and functional.

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Concept & Design Form :

The Art Gallery Concept “FORM FOLLOW FUNCTION” emphasizes the importance of the relationship between form and function in architecture and design. This project applies the principle to create an art gallery out of a hexagon-shaped diamond, which provides an attractive exterior and six distinct zones of space. The folded roof format creates an innovative design that enhances the building’s aesthetic appeal while preventing direct sunlight from damaging artwork. Several openings are provided at the top to maximize daylight utilization throughout the building space without negatively affecting the artwork. The combination of the folded roof format and strategically placed openings provides functional benefits and enhances the building’s visual effect. Overall, the project is an excellent example of the “FORM FOLLOW FUNCTION” principle in action, creating a unique and attractive space for displaying artwork.

Site is located beside Sri Sidhartha Medical college, opposite to Bharath Petrol Pump-N S Fuelling Dervices,Hanumanthapura, Near Heggere, Tumkuru, Karnataka 572107. Site area is about 58422 sq.m

Ground Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan :

1. Waiting Area-86 sq m

2. Exhibition Space-3625 sq m

3. Office-1018 sq m

4. Conference room- 149 sq m

5. Pantry- 84 sq m

6. Toilets- 32 sq m

7. Store Room- 232 sq m

8. Toilets- 97+71 sq m

9. Dormitories-124 sq m

10. Auction Hall-574 sq m

11. Store-20x2=40 sq m

12. Food Court-140 sq m

Ground Floor Total Area=8158 sq m

First Floor Plan :

1.Exhibition Space-1161 sq m

2.Workshop-367 sq m

3.Common Toilets- 76 sq m

4.Conservation Laboratory-573 sq m

First Floor Total Area=3915 sq m

First Floor Plan

FRONT ELEVATION

BACK ELEVATION

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Art Gallery

Renders