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Aviral Sharma School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal

Aviral Sharma 20|01|2002

Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh

Bharat

Contact :+91 8269390797 Email : aviralspab@gmail.com Linkedin : Aviral Sharma

Namaste !

I’m a Fourth Year undergraduate architecture student with a passion for crafting innovative design ideas and actively participating in the design development stages, dedicated to creating functional and engaging spaces that tell stories and address societal needs.

My diverse projects showcase creative thinking, technical skills, and a commitment to enhancing the human experience. I’m excited to collaborate on innovative architectural design that enriches people’s lives.

Education Bachelors in Architecture School of Planning and Archtiecture, Bhopal Bharat Higher Secondary Education DAV Public School, Bilaspur Bharat

Software Proficiency

Interests

Drafting Autocad

Concept Development Architetcural Design Development Architectural Illustrations Sketching and Painting Sports

Computation Grasshopper (beginner)

3D Modelling Rhinoceros Sketchup Blender

Visualization Vray Lumion Twinmotion

BIM Revit Archicad

Presentation Photoshop Illustrator Indesign

Academic Projects and Workshops 2021 Rail Kiosk, Bilaspur Chhattisgarh Vernacular Residence, Bilaspur Chhattisgarh 2022 School Redesign, Bilaspur Chhattisgarh Sheher-e-Khas Museum, Bhopal (M.P) India Pavillion Expo 2025, Osaka Japan 2023 Bureaucrat Housing, Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 5 Star Hotel, Bhopal Madhya pradesh (ongoing) Mild Steel Workshop SPA BHOPAL

Competitions | Achievements 2022 Habitat 2.0 Archmello | Student Housing design Noida Uttar Pradesh, Bharat The Charles Correa Memorial The Drawing Board | Exhibition Design Panjim Goa, Bharat Fitness In Nature Arcace | Gym Design Squamish, Canada Stadium Design INSDAG | Stadium Design Kiriburu Jharkhand, Bharat The Studio School Archmello | Institute Design Vadodara Gujrat, Bharat 2023 The Abandoned Village of Houtouwan 120 Hours The Tiny Library Volume Zero | Library Design Mijika Assam, Bharat Top 50 The Casa Archmello | Residential Design Bern, Switzerland 1st Prize

CONTENTS

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Sheher-e-Khas | Museum Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, Bharat

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The Alpine Haven | Residence Bern, Switzerland

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Gyan Vatika | Library Mijika, Assam, Bharat

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Construction Drawings Academic Working Drawings

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|1| Sheher-e-Khas, Bhopal

SHEHER-E-KHAS A Museum to Celebrate the City’s Past, Present and Future Bhopal, Bharat Individual

Bhopal is the capital city of Madhya Pradesh, which interweaves the different aspects of Hindu and Muslim cultures. It is an old city featuring vibrant markets with historical monuments and evokes an unmatched cultural heritage. Bhopal’s way of life is deeply rooted in its history and culture, creating a unique and harmonious coexistence of diverse influences, making it a fascinating place to explore and experience.

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‘A Museum dedicated to the city of Bhopal.’

Unlike traditional museums in the area, this institution won’t focus on collecting and preserving objects. The Museum will be a specialized space designed to celebrate the city, offering visitors the opportunity to delve into Bhopal’s past, present, and future.

The museum will consist of one or more architectural structures that encourage exploration and foster a deep, emotional connection to the city.”

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AN ARTISTIC INTERPRETATION

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The galleries showcase the history of the city and leads the visitorr to the audio visual gallery. This is then followed by an islamic architecture space.

The museum then transitions into the present context and the future proposal spaces. The structural system of the museum is also inspired by this transition from the past to present to the future.

Auditoirum

The history galleries are made using the conventional techniques and it follows a uniform grid structure. The future gallery boldly breaks this conventionality to create a contrast to create a long span space frame which represents the city’s contemporary ideas and notions. This contrast is also created using the materiality, appealing the visitor visually.

Administration

Gallery 7

Entrance Lobby

Galleries 4,5

Atrium

Gallery 7

Cafeteria

GALLERIES 1,2,3

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Workshop

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Audio Visual expericnes

History

Islamic Architecture

Physical Features and Biodiversity

Culture and People

Community

Present and Future

The museum is a one of a kind exhibition space, that focusses on Bhopal, the city, its people, inspired from the past, the conversations and its rich heritage. The museum celebrates the city’s past to connect the present which makes way for a beautiful future, thus creating a space that celebrates the past, present and future of the city.

The galleries creates an experience for the visitor which navigates through different heights, spaces and materiality creating an array of open, semi open and closed spaces. These spaces are placed such that a person can navigate through a maze of experiences which ranges from the city’s past to the city’s future.

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ROOFING PANEL SPHERICAL CONNECTOR

SPHERICAL CONNECTOR HOLLOW TUBULAR AL. BRACING MEMBER

SPECIALLY MADE UP CAP WITH VINYL SEALEANT SPHERICAL CONNECTOR

ALUMINIUM BRACING MEMBER

FIXING DETAIL (1:5)

SECTION (1:20)

FIXING DET

KEY PLAN (1:500) BASE (1:100)

SECTION (1:200)

SPACE FRAME 12

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM REFERNCES : BUILDING CONSTRUCTION VOL IV

BY WB MCKAY AND IS CODES.

NAME : AVIRAL SHARMA SCHOLAR NO. : 2020BARC005 SEMESTER : VI SECTION: BMC VI SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, BHOPAL

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The museum precint, sitting in the city of Bhopal, is repectful of the site in which it sits on, and provides views towards the lake from the gallery spaces.

The museum beautifully transitions from the open areas to the covered spaces which creates a brings the outside inside the structure, thus making the experience more enjoyable.

The contemporary gallery creates a bold statement by breaking the materiality of the museum precint and showcasing the future of the city, in terms of architecture as well as other ideas.

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|2| The Alpine Haven, Bern

The Alpine Haven A Riverside Home perched on the slopes Bern, Switzerland Team of 3

Archmello - 1st Prize

Located in Bern, Switzerland, the house seamlessly blends contemporary aesthetics with traditional Swiss architecture and integrates harmoniously with the natural features of the Swiss landscape. The goal was to create a home that reflects the beauty and culture of Switzerland while offering modern comfort and functionality.

This location provides stunning views of the surrounding natural landscape, including the Swiss Alps.

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The design draws inspiration from traditional Swiss chalets, with steeply pitched roofs, overhanging eaves, and exposed wood. The exterior has been cladded in natural materials such as wood and stone to blend with the surrounding landscape. The design will strive for a harmonious balance between modernity and cultural heritage, creating a unique and timeless home that captures the essence of Switzerland.

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|2| The Alpine Haven, Bern

At the heart of this architectural endeavor is the integration of transition spaces that foster a dynamic environment within the home. These spaces serve as connectors between various functional zones, creating a seamless flow throughout the residence. The layout is carefully crafted to provide opportunities for breakout spaces, where each family member can explore and cultivate their creative pursuits. This intentional design encourages a sense of individuality while maintaining a shared connection among the family.

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|2| The Alpine Haven, Bern

The contours of the site have been given special consideration which has provided an opportunity of play in different levels. The residence has been laid out on the horizontal axis which enhances the views and makes the residence comfortable for the family.

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|2| The Alpine Haven, Bern

This Swiss-designed house seamlessly blends with its mountainous surroundings, drawing inspiration from the majestic peaks. Its architecture mimics the rugged terrain with sharp, angular lines and a dynamic play of surfaces. Large, angular windows frame breathtaking vistas, while the exterior’s natural materials mirror the earthy tones of the Swiss Alps.

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This house showcases a captivating play of surfaces. Designed to harmonize with the Swiss landscape, its facade is a striking fusion of sleek glass, textured stone, and rich timber. Its transitional spaces, such as airy corridors and lush gardens, create a harmonious connection between nature and architecture.The residence also provides the views of the river.

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DIGITAL MAQUETTE 25

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The residence features transition spaces which creates a dynamic environment for the family.

The layout creates opportunities for breakout spaces which enhances the creative growth of the individual family members.

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

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LIVING ROOM

FASHION DESIGN STUDIO 28

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LEGEND 1. Drawing Room 2. Kitchen 3. Dining 4. Library 5. Grandparents Bedroom 6. Parking 7. Family Living 8. Master Bedroom 9. Fashion Design Studio 10. Lounge 11. Daughter’s Bedroom 12. Gym 13. Art Studio 14. Theatre 15. Music Studio 16. Son’s Bedroom 17. Son’s Bedroom 18. Garden

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Plan at Entrance Level (+900MM) 2nd Floor

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The interior spaces are meticulously planned to accommodate the needs and passions of each family member.

Open and airy communal areas facilitate family interactions, while private zones offer moments of solitude for focused creative endeavors.

The breakout spaces, strategically interspersed throughout the residence, serve as dedicated havens for artistic exploration. These areas are designed to be flexible, adapting to the evolving interests of the family members over time. Large windows invite natural light to flood the interiors, creating an uplifting atmosphere that further stimulates the creative process.

Plan at Level (-2100) 1st Floor

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PLan at Level (-5100) Ground Floor 0

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|3| Gyan Vatika, Mijika

Gyan Vatika A Library for the Tea Garden Workers Mijika, Assam, Bharat Team of 3

Volume Zero - Top 50

Nestled within the serene landscapes of Assam, Gyan Vatika emerges as a beacon of knowledge and community engagement.

This architectural project envisions a tiny library designed not only to house books but to cultivate an environment where tea garden workers can gather, learn, and exchange ideas.

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Rooted in the vernacular architecture of Assam, Gyan Vatika stands on stilts, harmonizing with its surroundings and resiliently preventing flooding. The library is a testament to the transformative power of education within the heart of tea garden views, thus providing the workers a break from their daily routine.

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Gyan Vatika is designed with architectural influences from Assam’s traditional style, featuring a raised structure supported by stilts which serve to represent a harmonious relationship with the nature and provides protection against potential flooding. The library also features a sloped roof, inspired by the vernacular arhitecture of Assam.

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The architectural design incorporates a sequential arrangement of modules that ascend in a manner that visually enhances the vertical progression within the building.

Every module has been meticulously designed to strategically capture the aweinspiring vistas of the tea gardens and maximise the utilisation of sunlight.

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DOMESTIC READING

LEISURE READING 38

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ISOMETRIC 39

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Wooden Deck

Wooden Ribs

Thermal and Water Insulation

Wooden Vertical Supports

Diagonal Supports

Timber Beams

Louvre Supports

Wooden Wall

Thermal Insulation

Window Glass

Wooden Louvres

Wooden Ribs

Wooden Deck with Plank Borders Timber Beams Thermal and Water Insulation Stilts

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Gyan Vatika is strategically divided into four modules, each catering to different types of reading experiences: Domestic Read, Digital Learning, Leisure Read, and Informative Read. The modules are arranged concentrically around a central space connected by the pathway.

Courtyards between the units provide breaks in the journey, inviting users to pause, reflect, and explore the next module.

These spaces are designed to enhance curiosity and foster a sense of community.

At the culmination of the pathway, a stepped multifunctional sitting space awaits. This central courtyard serves as a communal hub where people can gather, discuss, and raise their doubts.

Connected to a gallery, this space facilitates cultural exhibitions, allowing the community to connect with their heritage. The extended walls become canvases for expression, fostering a sense of ownership and pride in their culture.

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|3| Gyan Vatika, Mijika

SECTION 0

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FLOOR TRAP TO SOIL PIPE FLOOR TRAP TO WASTEWATER PIPE 110MM DIA. SOIL PIPE LINE 100MM DIA. WASTEWATER PIPE 110MM DIA. SOLID WASTE DOWNTAKE 100MM DIA. WASTEWATER DOWNTAKE 25MM DIA COLD WATER SUPPLE LINE

COLD WATER SUPPLY 500

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Center Line of Basin

1400

355

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Center Line of Basin

750

WASH BASIN 420X420X155 As/Spec

473

1350

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+3785 FD

F.F.L

SLOPE

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350

FD

1250

Tap As/Spec FD

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300 700

RWP

593

Shower As/Spec

SLOPE

Center Line of BathTub

SLOPE

Center Line of W/C

Center Line of BathTub

W/C As/Spec

RWP

1250

HOTWATER SUPPLY 15mm drop

680

Center Line of BathTub

1060

1800

Center Line of W/C

TOILET PLAN WITH WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE LINES

PROJECT 44 TITLE : RESIDENCE SHEET TITLE : TOILET PLANS

CLIENT NAME DESIGNED BY : AVIRAL SHARMA DRAWN BY : AVIRAL SHARMA CHECKED BY : APPROVED BY :

NAME : AVIRAL SHARMA SCHOLAR NO. : 2020BARC005 SEMESTER : VI SECTION: A WORKING DRAWING II SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, BHOPAL

SIGN

SHEET NO.

3.1

+3625

300

Paint Finish

750

900

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100

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450

900

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300mm Ø Cutout for Exhaust Fan

+2925 +2725

TOP CABINET

TOP CABINET

TOP CABINET

TOP CABINET

TOP CABINET

TOP CABINET

+2225

KITCHEN CHIMNEY

25mm Stone Counter

1200X600X9 mm MATT FINISHED Kitchen Wall Tiles As/Spec

COUNTER TOP

+1445

Granite Stone Base

OPENABLE SHUTTER

DRAWER

DRAWER

OPENABLE SHUTTER

DRAWER

OPENABLE SHUTTER

BASKET

COOKTOP

Kitchen Cabinets with Acrylic Finish

CORNER CAROUSEL

820

DRAWER

PVC Skirting 100

DRAWER F.F.L

+625

0.0

SECTION AA' 750

900

900 75

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910

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+3625 300mm Ø Cutout for Exhaust Fan

450

371

Paint Finish

1500

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950 +2725

TOP CABINET

TOP CABINET

+2225

25mm Stone Counter 750

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900

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750 COUNTER TOP

CORNER CAROUSEL

DRAWER

+1445

Kitchen Cabinets with Acrylic Finish

DRAWER

Granite Stone Base

CORNER CAROUSEL

PVC Skirting 100

DRAWER F.F.L

+625

0.0

SECTION BB'

PROJECT TITLE : RESIDENCE

KITCHEN

SHEET TITLE : KITCHEN SECTION

CLIENT NAME DESIGNED BY : AVIRAL SHARMA DRAWN BY : AVIRAL SHARMA CHECKED BY : APPROVED BY :

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS NAME : AVIRAL SHARMA SCHOLAR NO. : 2020BARC005 SEMESTER : VI SECTION: A WORKING DRAWING II 45 SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, BHOPAL

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Aviral Sharma School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal +91 8269390797

aviralspab@gmail.com