Betine Valentine Portfolio 2018 - 2023

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EXPERIENCES 2023

MAR - JUNE

BETINA VALENTINE NERIKAT

Junior Architect

Detail-oriented and hardworking recent architecture and design graduate with strong problem-solving, analytical, and collaborative skills. Experienced in CAD and BIM modeling, collaborating on major construction projects, and master planning for industrial developments.

Proficient in a range of design software and committed to enhancing design aesthetics. Seeking an opportunity to contribute creativity and expertise to a dynamic team. Facinated by the human condition, driven to oberve, study, analyze and design for it.

M.E.S Indian School, Doha Qatar CGPA 10

HIGH SCHOOL -10TH

M.E.S Indian School, Doha Qatar 92%

12 SCIENCE - MATH/PHY TH

NMIMS BSSA, Mumbai India CGPA 3.2

B.ARCH

+974 55451868 betinanvalentine@gmail.com DOHA, QATAR linkedin.com/in/betina-valentine-nerikat/ instagram.com/joe_chris/

PROFICIENT IN ENGLISH

HINDI

MALAYALAM

KOREAN (Conversational)

• Utilized CAD & BIM modeling softwares to create a virtual representation of various industrial, commercial and landscape developments, allowing stakeholders to visualize the project.

• Collaborated with a team of designers, engineers, and contractors to ensure the successful completion of major large scale construction projects with Qatar Energy, NFE, and other companies.

• Developed a master landscape plan for a new industrial development that included public transportation, green spaces.

• Analyzed local zoning ordinances and building codes in NFPA to ensure the design of a new structure was compliant • Conceptualized presentations during design stage for Embassy of India using Adobe suits expertise

EXTRA CURRICULAR 2018

THE COLOR RUN 5K, VOLUNTEER

JAN

AL SHAQAB VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

2021- 2022

NET ZERO SOLUTION - OFFICE

JULY - OCT

SOLAR DECATHLON COMPETITIONS

2022 JUN - AUG

EDUCATION

INTERN, QATAR DESIGN CONSORTIUM

SET DESIGN MASTERCLASS KARWAAN

DOCUMENTATION 2019

GHATS AND MARKET

JAN

PUSHKAR, RAJASTHAN

2019

PORTUGUESE NEIGHBOURHOOD

AUG

FOUNTAINHAS PANJIM, GOA

2019

IIM | GANDHI ASHRAM | CEPT

NOV

AHMEDABAD, GUJURAT

SKILLS

HARDSKILLS PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR RHINO AUTOCAD INDESIGN REVIT SKETCHUP GRASSHOPPER BLENDER QGIS LUMION SPARK AR MS OFFICE SOFT SKILLS TEAMWORK TOASTMASTERS

PROBLEM SOLVING DETAIL ORIENTED

CONFLICT RESOLUTION ANALYTICAL

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ACADEMIC WORK ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 2020

WALKWAY IN 2047, PUBLIC SPACE

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DOHA | SEM 6

2021

CHAOS & ORDER, GOVT BUILDING

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MUMBAI | SEM 8

DRAWINGS (WORKING DRAWING|SERVICES) 2019

THEATRE (WD)

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GOA | SEM 4

2020

WALKWAY IN 2047 (WD ELEMENTS)

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DOHA | SEM 6

2021

COMMERCIAL ESTATE (SERVICES)

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MUMBAI | SEM 8

PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN 2019

GAOTHAN REVIVAL

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MUMBAI | SEM 4

LANDSCAPE DESIGN 2020

SUBWAY STATION EXIT

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DOHA | SEM 6

ECOLOGICAL DESIGN 2021

RIVERSIDE

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MUMBAI | SEM 7

URBAN DESIGN 2022

WALKWAY

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MUMBAI | SEM 8

VIRTUAL EXPLORATIONS 2020

DIFFUSION STUDY

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PUBLICATION | SEM 5

2021

GAME DESIGN

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VIRTUAL | SEM 7

INSTALLATION 2019

EMMERGENCE IN CACTUS

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CAMPUS | SEM 2

COMPETITIONS 2022

DROME, TINY HOUSE

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AIRBORNE, VOLUME ZERO

2022

BETWEEN REALITIES, NOTION OF SPACE

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MUMBAI, ARTUMINATE/ARCHIOL

CONTENTS

03 MODULAR POD

SOLAR PANEL POWERING - NO FOSSIL FUEL HOLOGRAPHIC PROJECTION A.R INTERPOD CONNECTION CURTAIN WALL INNOVATIVE ADVANCEMENT

RESIDENCE, SHOP, LEISURE AND WORK IN SAME STRUCTURE

TRAVELATOR INTERCONNECTIVITY BETWEEN MOVING PODIUMS

HIGH RISES ARE MOSTLY OFFICE SPACES

HORIZONTALLY GROWING CITY

PODIUM VERTICAL MOVEMENT CREATE PLAY OG HEIGHTS VERTICALLY GROWING CITY

WIND TURBINE (UNDERGROUND) POWERING - HARNESSING STRONG WINDS AT HIGH ALTITUDES

OPEN AREAS JUT OUT

INDIA INTERDEPENDANCE OF CITY AND FARM/FACTORIES

PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY DESIGNED WITH MULTIPLE POD MODULES INTERACTING BETWEEN AREAS

SELF SUSTAINING FOREST

PLUGIN: HOLOGRAM PODS

CONNECTING ROADWAYS LIFTED AND LAYERED

EXISTING: VERTICAL CITY

INTERCONNECTION

SERVICES RUN BELOW

STREET HEIRARCHY LAYERED: PEDESTRIAN VEHICULAR INDUSTRIAL

04 SITE STUDY - LUSAIL SPORTS CLUB PARKING LOT: FOOD TRUCK

WALKWAY IN 2047 PUBLIC SPACE

MORNING

100 years post Indian independance, we try to visualize what it would look like if a major event like the pandemic was to occur. A public space in 2047 will venture its expanse into the realm of augumented reality and how social interactions respond to this. Physically being presnt in the same premise is no longer required. Since most of the city will build upwards, the only open space left to use are rooftops or open air spaces of these vertical cities. The effect of both ar and vertical cities result in a kind of social interaction where public space can now be only an illusion. In 2047 hologram social pods will respond to the need of socl interction without having to physically meet.

SITE: DOHA, QATAR

SITE STUDY: DUHAIL NIGHT MARKET

AFTERNOON

LONDON SITE: OLD AIRPORT ROAD

NIGHT

PLUG-IN : FOOD TRUCK: EXISTING: PARKING LOT

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WALKWAY AREA - 10,000m2 ABUTTING AREA - 9,000m2 OPEN TO SKY- 97.4% PODS - (by radius) 18m - 1 X 1000 = 1000m2 1. THEATRE

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EMERGENCY SUPPLY DIST.

FLOOD MANAGEMENT

RAINWATER HARVESTING SOLAR PANELS – OPTIMIZED FAÇADE STUDY

REFUGE CENTRE EMERGENCY SHELTER

SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP

HEALTH CENTRE – MEDICAL CENTRE WORKSHOP – EDUCATION FACILITY

HARNESSING WATERFRONT OPPORTUNITIES ORDER AND CHAOS

ANCHOR TO SQUARE BRIDGING TO VARIOUS SITES

CRISIS REPONSE

SUSTAINANILITY

PANDEM IC

NATURE AND M ANM ADE

OPENING UP MUNICIPAL TO PUBLIC

NATURE AND MANMADE Nature and manmade together generate a space for technology to develop bridging the two together. Sustainability aims to bring structural living out of the exploitative nature of modern built forms and give back than take from.

CRISIS RESPONSIVE

PROGRAMS • • • • •

REFUGE CENTRE EMERGENCY SUPPLIES DISTRIBUTION EDUCATION FACILITY EMERGENCY HOUSING/SHELTER TEMPERARY MEDICAL CENTRE

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HEMPCRETE FERROROCK CEB RECLAIMED STEEL BAMBOO

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SOLAR PANELS WIND POWER RAINWATER HARVESTING BIOWASTE

CHAOS + ORDER CHAOS THEORY: Deals with complex systems whose behavior is highly sensitive to slight changes in conditions so that small alterations can give rise to strikingly great consequences. As the informal public programs incorporates into the formal institution, we observe chaos trying to bring flexibility to the order.

SERVICE SPACES

PUBLIC • Public plaza to bring in public to judiciary • Chaos to order

PUBLIC SPACES • Multi purpose space 500 • Registration & Briefing area

HEALTH • Sustainability service spaces • Rooftop step gardens

FACILITIES

MATERIAL LIBRARY TECHNOLOGY

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OFFICE SPACES • Administration 2 – 4 • Control room 2 – 4 • Supervisors 2 • Station In charge 1 • Conference room 20

PANDEMIC HEALTH

• Equipments/ store 4 x 15 • Laboratory 1 x 20 • Medicine dispensation /store/ cold storage • Washrooms for staff 2 x 15 • Washrooms for public use • Community kitchen and food service.

• Cafeteria 70-100 • Rest rooms for staff 4 x 20

EMMERGENCY SPACES • Emergency /casualty room 2 x 40 • Emergency vehicles parking 5 x 15 • Dormitories 3 x 400 • Critical care units 3 x 15 x 15

PARK REIMAGINE • Redesign border conditions • Small-scale intervention

WATERFRONT • Waterfront urban project • Use in flood prevention • Used as resource • Maintenance

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AWARENESS WORKSHOPS SMALL-SCALE PREVENTION METHOD WORKSHOP BACK TO NATURE – HEALTH CENTRE

08 Existing Site: The P/North ward office, MCGM owned Liberty Graden and the BMC playground, are the propsed site.

The sites are bisected by the road which allows access to ward office building.

The BMC playground is lined by the nala creating a natural border at its edge.

The site avails multiple ecological features with the garden and the nala that ends right beside the office structure. These could be harnessed to aid in the sustainability aspect of the project. There are multiple open grounds and gardens which act as community buffers throught the area Accessibility widens with the superimposed network of perdestrican pathways that connects the roadways in the site enabling greated activity mapped in the area.

The Ward office connects the two main urban spines exisiting on site, the Link road and the Swami Vivekanand road. The junction at which the office is located acts as a civic spine between these major connectors and in an activity hub with police station, bank and shops dotting the square.

The site is dotted mainly with 7 story high rise residences with shops at the ground level and some single story establishments. These get taller as it goes closer to the west side near link road with high rise residences over 30 floors. The area is quite metropolitan but has a higher tamil demographic.

Figure ground analysis shows the built mass ratio to be 80:20

BETWEEN REALITIES NOTION OF SPACES

Post pandemic, looking at how crucial it is to have government systems in place to smoothly tackle large scale issues, we try to bring the governing institutions closer to people. Designing spaces that don’t alienate the citizens that the institutions wwork for. Including programs that are more communitiy based and relies on active involvment from the people.

BMC PLAYGROUND: 13,000m2 BMC SCHOOL: 4,000m2 WSSP GARRAGE: 4,000m2 WARD OFFICE: 5,000m2 LIBERTY GARDEN:5,000m2 OPEN GROUND:3,000m2 WARD

NATURAL BOUNDARY

BMC SCHOOL

WSSP GARRAGE

OFFICE

BMC PLAYGROUND LIBERTY GARDEN

OPEN GROUND

TOTAL BUILT AREA: 16,000m2 TOTAL SITE AREA: 34,000m2 STORAGE

STAIR CASE

MENS WR

WOMEN WR

OFFICE SPACE

STORAGE

LIFT LOBBY DISPATCH

LOBBY

Existing building FLOOR GROUND FLOOR PLAN

DEPARTMENT

BMC FOOTBALL GROUND

NALA

MARSHY LAND

BMC SCHOOL

WSSP GARRAGE WARD OFFICE LIBERTY OPEN GARDEN GROUND

BANK

HOSPITAL

CRICKET ACADEMY PITCH

POLICE STATION POST OFFICE

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MARVE ROAD

LINK ROAD

DEPARTMENTS IN BMC BUILDING

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INFINITY 2

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BMC WARD OFFICE

MINDSPACE

PROPOSED METRO STATION

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NATRAJ MARKET

D-MART

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SV ROAD

METRO UNDER CONSTRUCTION

STAIR CASE

POLICE STATION

RAILWAY STATION

STATIONERY SHOP

RESTAURANT

MEDICAL STORE

STATIONERY ICICI BANK SHOPS

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REGISTRATION OFFICE

COUNTER

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DONATION: ITEM AND FUND

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VIEWING AREA

MEN'S WOMEN'S

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LOBBY DOCTOR'S ROOM

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NURSE'S ROOM

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SOCIAL WORKER OFFICE

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS

RENTABLES: BIKES EQUIPMENTS, GEAR TEXTBOOK

THEATRE/ AMPHITHEATER OUTDOOR SPEECH HALL/ EVENT SPACE

1ST FLOOR

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DISTRIBUTION OFFICE

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WOMEN'S

WOMEN'S

STORAGE AND EQUIPMENT ROOM

1ST FLOOR

PRODUCE MARKET

AV ROOM

2ND FLOOR

3RD FLOOR

4TH FLOOR

BATHROOM DORMITORIES

LOBBY COMMUNAL SPACE

DOCTOR'S ROOM

MEN'S

WOMEN'S

LOBBY BATHROOM

NURSE'S ROOM MEDICINE SUPPLE CLOSET

LOBBY RECEPTION

DORMITORIES

EMERGENCY BEDS

LOBBY

KITCHEN

EMERGENCY BEDS OUTPATIENT'S CLINIC

EMERGENCY BEDS EMERGENCY BEDS

EMERGENCY BEDS

EMERGENCY BEDS DOCTOR'S OFFICE

STORAGE AND PANTRY

1ST FLOOR BATHROOM DORMITORIES

LOBBY COMMUNAL SPACE

DOCTOR'S ROOM

LOBBY BATHROOM

NURSE'S ROOM MEDICINE SUPPLE CLOSET

RECEPTION

DORMITORIES

LOBBY

KITCHEN

EMERGENCY BEDS

REHAB CENTRE DOCTOR'S OFFICE

DOCTOR'S OFFICE

DOCTOR'S OFFICE

DOCTOR'S OFFICE

THERAPY ROOMS EMERGENCY BEDS

2ND FLOOR BATHROOM

EMERGENCY DORMITORIES

LOBBY COMMUNAL SPACE

MEN'S

WOMEN'S

LOBBY BATHROOM

RECEPTION

COUNTER

LOBBY

KITCHEN

WAITING AREA

ORPHANAGE

RESEARCH AND STUDY FINANCIAL OFFICE SPACE

STORAGE FOR EMMERGENCY

LAB EQUIPMENT

3RD FLOOR MEN'S WOMEN'S

SEMI-COVERED

LOBBY DOCTOR'S ROOM

LOBBY

MEN'S

WOMEN'S

NURSE'S ROOM

PANTRY

SOCIAL WORKER OFFICE

MEDICINE SUPPLE CLOSET

LOBBY

EMERGENCY OT

LOBBY RECEPTION

EMERGENCY BEDS

EMERGENCY ROOM

GROUND FLOOR

EMERGENCY BEDS EMERGENCY PARKING

11

C

19750

C34

C34 C35

19290

16

+3.00M

15

14 20

14

13

AUDITORIUM

18

19

12

11

9

15

15

C33 8080

9

10

5380

16

17

13

C41

+0.15M

18

C33

10

16

C40

C32

11

14 13

12 11

5

C38

9

C30

4

C39 C42

3

C31

3

C31

8

2 7

2

1

4

UP

2

11

10

7160

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

GALLERY +0.9M

1200

7240 1

2250

1490

2350

UP

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

C9

141

2

RECEPTION

1

UP 370

+0.75M

+0.3M

690

420

4250

4000

0

60

W1

7000 1120

1

D1

C2

2

4910

D2

204

45

9770

2390

+0.75M

+3.75M

0

UP

4640

0

2570

C1

+3.75M

456

1650 410

9850

320

C3 +0.0M

288

0

UP +0.0M

333

0

1

C3

225

0

0

W2

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

C34

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

C34

C34 C35

C35

C35

C32

C32

C32

C38

C30

C40

C33

C39

C39

C30

C42

C31

C36

C31

C37

C28

C29

C28

C29

C27

C27

C21

C21

C26

C26

C22

C23

C18

C18 C19

C20

C13

C19 C20

C14

C16

C13

C20

C14

C16

C15

C16

C15

C10

C15

C10

C17

C5

C10

C17

C5

C12

C11

C12

C11

C6

ROOF

C7 C8

C8

C1

C9

ROOF

C11

C6

C12

C7 C8

C1

C9

C2

C3

C17

C5

C7

C2

C25

C24

C19

C14

C6

C23

C25

C24

C18

C13

C26

C22

C23

C25

C24

C29

C27

C21

C22

C42

C31

C37

C28

C33

C33

C41

C38

C30

C42

C36

C4

C'

B

C41

310

333

9850

C4

C40

W2

C81200 9

18

3950

C12

C7

1190

5610

5620

40 29

60

C6

+0.9M

2250

13300

31

2250

OFFICE

4530

2040

W1

3050

2040

4140

D

C9

C2

1340

490

2600

40 29

60 31

8670

+0.75M

2310

C1

C17

C11

2040

17

610

16

600

15

1220

14

4010

13

600

12

610

11

550

10

600

9

1100

+3.9M

1200

C8 8

1820

7

1620

6

310

5

1210

4

0

60

3

182

11

2310

2050

2

C15

0

+0.3M

DN 2960

60 1

217

C16

2110

3170

C12

11

6370

6370

C5

C20

970 1

DN

+0.3M

1

C7 UP

D4

1

1730

LIBRARY

C10

3

2250 2

2

2

+3.75M

ROOF

C11 C6

3740

660

C17 +3.15M

+3.0M

+3.9M

+0.3M

W2

4960

C19 1510

DN

+0.0 2

1

D3

0

1

UGT W4

3020

DN

D4

182

3 2

ROOF

C14

300

D'

430

C15

4

UP

DN

220

1

920

+3.75M 5720

C10

3

2

1

C5

W1

C16

2110

2

3

2900

DN

+3.3M

W5

4

1150

3270

+3.3M

1

W5

CAFE

D3

DN

1

C13

C20

2

2

C18

UP 3100

5

2

1

1

3250

6

+0.0

2

UP 1

W4

TOILETS

D5

13

7

4960

3

+4.5M C14 2

C25

5090

380

220

30

12

W4 C26

14

C19

4 31

32

940

18

C24

2800 11

10

9

670

820

3100

19

3250

5030

170

3020

C23

W3

C18

UP

20

C13

0

370 1440

6520

8

660

2450

21

0

373

2040

C22

UGT W4

1340

D5

1

UP

1130

2960

1340

TOILETS

750

2

DN

W4

0

C25

3

3200

3640

28

1220

27

430

26

370

710

5 4

170 C24

2800 25

24 23

22

W4

600

60

380

C23

880

6

D6

3190

3020

6520

TOILETS

D7

19

930

6440

C22

C27

00

2240

0

373

7

70

45

80

30

GREEN ROOM 18

C21

C26

250

60

W4

690

19

8

UP

C29

10

15

1400

D7

+5.85M

+0.45M 230

+0.45M

550

3400

400

DN

00

D9

D8

C37

700

70

45

TOILETS

250

C270 DN

18

C36

1100

80

30

+5.55M

C21

C28

3070

W4

240

A

C29

00

15

6810

C37

+4.95M

1250

C36

1

2 1

UP

3

3

UP

900

+0.45M

+4.35M

280

4

5

5

2430

1

2

3

1640

1

1260

9 7

8

C42 +3.75M

6

6

10

4

C30

C28

7

5

6

10

11

+3.15M

9140

7

7290

6

10170

13

8

12

14

8

9150

13350

6330

STILT CAR PARKING

12

+3.00M

17

20

16

15

D10 C32

19

C35

DN

BACKSTAGE

C4

COLUMN PLACEMENT DRAWINGS

C9

C2

C3

C4

C1

C3

C4

12 2230

WORKING DRAWINGS

1980 1720

2330

C31 C33 C35 E H C19 C26 C29 +21405

5900

1500

1800

1010

1270

1160

1550 1290

C33

C41

C34 C35 +32620

FULL PLAN

3500

1530

1280

C38

1760

2610

1510

2360

1250

2100

C39 C42

940

1450

C30

940

1810

1570

1310

3310

C32 C40 C41 C33 +29115

1450

800

8'

450

1200

3030

C31

230

7'

2940

C37 1180

1810

C370

C29

C29 600

6'

230

C28 C36 C37 +23150

1460

1210

35

950

30

1230

32

1010

790

23

0

1040

380

12 14 30 90

C26

860

C23

40

C22

C23 C24 +18140

17

C25

2600

C24

1330

230

1230

40

2950

1410 1160

7740

300

990

2

300

C16

730

230

C11

C6

C15

1280

C12

900

C10

1030

C17 900

12800

C7

0 30

1420

300

C5

C8 4400

80

70

C11

22 00

3950

5620

4410

210

1580

510

1680

1000

C9

1250

760

1020

1270

1460 1210

940

1680

5900

1380

C1

D1

C39 +16495

C5 C13 B2 C1+6455 C40 +6385

1680

1380

C41 +16700

B3

E

C42 +18385

C3 C8 C11 +19960

F

1130

C31 C33 C35 H C19 C26 C29 +21405

G C15 C18 C25 C27 +20470

D2

1760

C24 C14 C10 C6 +12080

950

1130 1760

1460

B1

C1

1210

300 70

C38 +6080

2950

4330

A

1200

C8

1130

4630

760

C2 C3 +2950

C4

1680

1020

1' 230

1380

1270

C3

500

1750

C12

C7 1500

C2

C21 C28 C30 C32 C4 +1750

940

60

C6

1 C2 C3 +4635

1440 1200

24

10

C7 C8 +6905

300

30

13

910

910

300

2'

C9

1170

10

C1

15

27

300

230

1170

23 0

770

230

900

C20

3200 1240

C7 C8 +9035

900

3500

1010

230

C14

230

C5

1410 1160

C19 770

770

C13

400

C17

C18

1160

910

0

5330

300

C10

1030

1280

230

230

C16 400

1410

230

300

910

C13 C14 +14640

C15

850

3'

1420 1170

1110

C14

1420 1170

1360

900

C20

830

720

C19 4' C18 +15540

300

1030

C19

C13

1080

980

230

400

400

1280

2020

C18

3 C13 C14 +14360

1550

400

5'

C25

C24

720

850

300 300

980

1110

C23

720

1230

1360

4

400

5

C18 C19 +16380

230 230 230

C23 C24 +17240

300

1110

1290

1260

1360

1510

850

400

C26

1270

800

C22

980

C21

230

0

950

5010

5630

C27

1210

30

C27

30

1460

80

30

0

40

C21

1510

230

800

30 300

1330

300

230

1160

0

1190 930

1560

23

1440

1420

1310

2010

1770

1510

0

1670

C28

2940

30

1180

C36

5730

C36

C28

6

1440

940

1160

C30 C38 C39 C42 C31 +26090

1600

C28 C36 C37 +22865

1690

1200

1160

C31

1440

1420

800

600

C42

1670

230

C39

230

1690

C38

410

C30

1440

7

C30 C38 C39 C42 C31 +25805

1410

800

940

C33

C41

1290

1200

C40

230

1200

3500

1780

1440

C32

8

C32 C40 C41 C33 +29115

2010

1510

9'

1770

940

1770 1510

300

1410

1510 1250

C40

2010

1660

300

1660

1760

940

C35 1080

1800

720

C32

900

940

730

1200

1450

3260

1550

F

C3 C8 C11 +19960

210

1200

1480

1520

C35

C39 D1 +16495

2610

830 1080

G

1440

330

1420

C5 C13 C1 B2' C1+6455

5700

1830

C34

C42 +20685

1200

C24 C14 C10 C6 +12080

300

1660

C34

9

C34 C35 +32620

B1'

4330

D2

1450

C38 +6080

1750

C41 +16700

1010

1520

A'

C21 C28 C30 C32 C4 +1750

C15 C18 C25 C27 +15015

1270

2090

B3'

C40 +6385

C2

1560

C3

1260

1560

1010

COLUMN PLACEMENT DRAWINGS

1260

1010

CENTERLINE DRAWING

C4

+5.85M +5.55M

+4.95M

CAFE

300

C34

11'

C35

300

900

1080

+4.5M

AUDITORIUM

6940

LEVEL 3 + 3.0 M

BACK STAGE

+4.35M

3.75M

+3.75M

C37 C42 +32055

+3.15M

+3M

+3M

+3M

C32 C33

C41

D1

800

17

4370

C40

800

C30 C36 +27345

230

C27 C29 +27685

450

10 LEVEL 1 + 0.0 M

L' C38

230

C39

600

C30

230

RECEPTION +0.3M

1

GREEN ROOM

LIBRARY

GROUND LEVEL

STILT CAR PARKING

+0.45M

0.3M

+0.15M

C31

4940

16a

5460

1600

16b

C36

C28

0

C16 C17 +22405

23

C6 C7 +21655

LEVEL 2 + 0.3 M

800

600

C42

230

C4 C9 C12 C20 +21110

30

0

C370

300

230

15

230

C29

230

750

C21 C22 +20725

600

800

30 300

12a' 1110

930

C25 C26 +22220

0

40

C21

C27 230

30

C26

I'

23

0

0

3050

14a

400

C22 C23 +18765

800

14b

1960

C19 C20 +18765

380

C22

300

C11 C17 +18060

230

400

230

300 300

C25

C24

2820

230 400

7680

230

400

C18

C19

C22 C23 +15240 300

230

300

14a'

330

C13

SECTION CC'

400

230

C23

C20

C20 14b' C19 +14910

1150

C14

12b' 230

C10

C17

400

0

400

3950

40

230 300

12a 230

690

C5

300

12b

50

210

12c

300

230

C11

1870

C6

0

11

C7

23

C37 C42 +9600

30

0

C12

16a'

12800

C25 C26 +10540

540

C1 C2 +9805 C10 C15 C16 +10495

C15

13

230

C3 C4 +11090

C10 C15 C16 +13765

C16

CAFE

LEVEL 3 + 3.75 M

C16 C17 +9820

300

3.75M

3810

C8

10 300

230

230

C1

300

C27 C29 +7725

C9

300

17' 7730

C30 C36 +6010

C2

C3 5390

LEVEL 1 + 0.0 M

GALLERY

LIBRARY

OFFICE

LEVEL 2 + 0.3 M

0.3M

0.3M

0.3M

0.0M

230

500

C4

580

11850

7040

1480

I

3120

J

C11 C17 +11845

K

C1 C2 C6 C7 +18880 +20360

C4 C9 C12 C20 +23485

3110

L

710

C21 C22 +26595

13' C3 C4 +575

M

CENTERLINE DRAWING

SECTION DD'

965

6470

0

7010

6510

19750

6890 19790

3490 19290

13350

14330

20

60

232

184

+9.0M 16960

276

20

17010

0

3400

457

OHT

180

0

1530 8

0

3730

1600

7

6440

950

196

6

8050

4

750

1500

1

2790

20560

UP

1130

0

377

3250

1330

44

4 42

4950

3

41

490

43

2

3090 3090

3480 3270

2600

1

UP

LADDER DOWN

1860

+6.9M

2170

2110

4

1820

3

ROOF

2 1

2870

13100

UP

221

50 90

209

12490

0

13740

116

3950

+6.15M

4220

1600

4450

9850

850

17290

3300

3220

ROOF SLOPES PLAN

0

472

2310

+7.65M

45

580

OHT

2

3640

3

3190

2780 50

49

47

46

3480

6520

48

3700

710

5

3190

3020

SETTING OUT PLAN

0.75M

C9

8.78M

4.5M

3.55M 3.18M

2.55M

1.45M

GROUND LEVEL

CLADDING C

3.55M

1.45M

1.30M

3.40M

1.30M

GROUND LEVEL

SECTION 1:50

3.30M

6.15M

FRP CLADDING PANELS

3.64M

DETAIL C

DETAIL B

4.95M

CONCRETE DUCT WITH METAL GRILL

3.40M

410 260

5.10M

ETFE FINS

DETAIL A

ELEVATION A

3MM VENEER LAMINATE 9MM MDF BOARD 16MM GLASS WOOL INSULATION 9MM HOLLOW GAP

DESIGN

DUCT B ELEVATION DRAWINGS

METAL GRILL

FACADE A

230

ELEVATION DRAWINGS

SECTION 1:10

SECTION - ACCOUSTIC DOOR

ELEVATION B

D6 C35

16

15

14

C3

5380

ETFE FINS

PLAN 1:10

9MM HOLLOW GAP

16MM GLASS WOOL INSULATION

9MM MDF BOARD

1200 740

1230

1280

1240

DETAIL A

1070

1570

1200

1800

C2

4660

740

2220

1800

2400

METAL GRILL

230

2720

5380

1200

1200

PLAN 1:50 FLOORING DETAIL PLAN 1:50 FLOORING DETAIL

2400

2660

3600 1200

DESIGN

200

C3

230

DETAIL B

5380 200

C3

310

CONCRETE DUCT WITH METAL GRILL

DETAIL B

C4

MDF BOARD

LLOW GAP

LASS WOOL INSULATION

CONCRETE DUCT WITH METAL GRILL

3MM VENEER LAMINATE

W2

METAL GRILL DESIGN

PLAN - ACCOUSTIC DOOR

N 1:10

1200

1200

2720

2220

1200

2660

1200

1200

1200

1200

1200

4640

1800

1200

1230

1200 1200

1200

1200

1200

1800

600

C2

1570 1570

1200

3600

1200

600

GAP

1460

3600

1200 1200

1200 1200

4910

1280

1200

1240

1700

1200

1660

1200 1200

1200

1610

2250

1200

1200

1200

1200

3600

600

1200

1200

1640

1700

1660

1610

600

1060

590 590

600

1800

3630

1060

1800

3630 3620

3050

1800 600

3620

C8

2400

1200

C9

1200

3620

1800

590 1460

1570

1200

1200

1800

1200

1800

600

3630

1800 1200

4660

C7

1060

W2

1200

70 39

4660

C2

70

0

1800

1640

C8

1200

2400

1200

1640

39

1200 C12

66

C7

1070

1800

0

66 1200

1800

0

66

C7 1070

D6 - ACOUSTIC DOOR DETAIL

1800

1200

5610

40MM X 65MM HARDWOOD STYLE 3MM VENEER LAMINATE

600 600

1200 1610 1200

5620

PLAN 1:50 FLOORING DETAIL

1200 1200

3600 1800

ETFE FINS

DETAIL A

1200

550

1800 1510

1

DN

1200

3740

230

2220

2400

1570

1460

1570

C8

1200

1510

1200

2400

1200

4960

2250

970

600

1100 600 550

610

PLAN 1:50 4960

2250

1510

970

4960

2250

970

1200 1660

C20

1200

1

1200

700

GROUND LEVEL

DETAIL A

1200

2

DN

PLAN 1:50 PLAN 1:50

C20

1200

DETAIL B

DETAIL C

1700

4010

C35

C33

UP

600

8

C31

C29

1220

15

16

9

10

11

12

8080

DETAIL B

W2

C20

600

C35

C33

5

6

1

2

3

4

DETAIL C 7

D9

W4

1

610

15

14

16

14

13

8

9

10

11

12

C42 C31

9140

UP UP

+0.45M

13

5

6

2

C29

3740

8080 5380

3570 7290

550

600

3

D8

1100

4

1

600

7

D9

9140

1640

3090 1250

W4

2

DN

280

5380

3570

UP

+0.45M

W4

W4

310

C42

D8

700

W4

C26

W4

D4

2

D4

1

550

600

1100

DETAIL B 4010

W2

C19

DETAIL A

W4

DN

5610

C26

1

W2

C12

C9

DN

5610

5620

W2

W4

2

W2

C12

C9 2250

3050

C19

2

D4

5620

W4

DETAIL A

4640

280

600

3740

550

610

600

1220

600

610

ELEVATION C 7290

4010

C19

2250

3050

4910

280

1640

3090 1250

700

550

610

600

1220

600

610

DN

4910

4640

1

W4

2

W4

1200

W4

1240

3090 1250

C29

C26

310

ELEVATION DRAWINGS

UP

D9 +0.45M

1200

D8

70

39

1200

1640

1

1200

5380

8080

C31

2

UP

1280

7290

3

1200

9140

4

1200

3570

5

740

6

C42

1230

7

1200

8

1800

9

3600

C33

10

2720

11

2660

12

200

DETAIL C

13

C4

OARD

WOOL INSULATION

9.15M

5.85M

C4

ENEER LAMINATE

10.3M

FULL PLAN FACADE

W2

OARD

GAP

DET

WORKING DRAWINGS

W2

ENEER LAMINATE

WOOL INSULATION

4640

13

14

WORKING DRAWINGS

0 550

80

2300

55 0

2100

TOILET PLAN

00 23

25

00 21

00

Male washroom

400

400

0 40

0

55

Urinal 1900MM D x 2100MM L

850

550

Male washroom

400

Urinal 1900MM D x 2100MM L

2100

10

00

2300

80

0

450

Accessible toilet 1900MM D x 2100MM L

Accessible toilet 1900MM D x 2100MM L

50 30 0 0

45

0

550

19

00

40

50

0

0

21

00 21

2300

2200

2100

2250

50

Duct 4700MM (max)

Duct 4700MM (max)

0 550

80

2300

Janitor's closet

Janitor's closet

550

25

0

B'

25

0

2100

00

1000

00 15

200

500 250

0

00

350

300

Female washroom

25

00

550

950

00 21

25

00 23

25

00

Male washroom

1750

400

400

0 40

400

Male washroom

A'

0

55

Typical cubical 1750MM Urinal D x 1500MM L (min) 1900MM D x 2100MM L

850

550

1900

00

25

2100

00 10

2300

50 20

B 1000 1450

450

1450

Typical cubical 1750MM D x 1500MM L (min) Urinal 1900MM D x 2100MM L

22 50

Female washroom

2150

55 0

19

10

0

Accessible2 toilet 10 0 1900MM D x 2100MM L

45

0

50 30 0 0

00

23 2100

550

50

0

0

2100

2200

2100

2300

2300

21

00

50

550

40

21

2250

550

00

00

Accessible toilet 1900MM D x 2100MM L

00

21

A

23

19

550

0 80

55

55

0

2850

2300

Duct 4700MM (max)

Duct 4700MM (max)

FIXTURE PLAN

Janitor's closet

Janitor's closet

550

25

0

D FLOORING PLAN

B'

25

0

00

19

10

D

15

500 250

0

200

2150

1000

00

Female washroom

350

300

Female washroom

25

00

550

A

950 25

00

1900

1750

00

25

A Typical cubical 1750MM D x 1500MM L (min)

A'

Typical cubical 1750MM D x 1500MM L (min)

1600MM

1780MM 160MM

50 22

50

20

B 1000

Male washroom

1450

1450

0

55

55

0

2850

21

00

A

Urinal 1900MM D x 2100MM L

00

21

23

00

00

550

2100

2300

Accessible toilet 1900MM D x 2100MM L

550

550

23 2100

C

2300

[152mm] 6``

FIXTURE PLAN

AA' FRONT ELEVATION

C

MIRROR - ANGLED 80 (80) X 2100 X 30

Janitor's closet

FLOORING PLAN

150MM

BB' SIDE ELEVA

HEALTH FAUCET 85 X 66 X 35 STRIP LIGHTS 1000 X 130 X 45

Female washroom

Male washroom

Typical cubical 1750MM D x 1500MM L (min)

WASH BASIN 520 X 375 X 840

TISSUE ROLL HOLDER 185 X 50 X 45

WATER CLOSET 550 X 345 X 367

BIB COK 184 X 14 X86

Urinal 1900MM D x 2100MM L

Accessible toilet 1900MM D x 2100MM L

ROUND LIGHTS Ø100 URINAL 333 X 267 X 693

RCP

Janitor's closet

NAHANI TRAP Ø120

Female washroom

D Typical cubical 1750MM D x 1500MM L (min)

D A

A 385MM

1600MM

1780MM 160MM

RCP

385MM

385MM

C [152mm] 6``

150MM

AA' FRONT ELEVATION

C

MIRROR - ANGLED 80 (80) X 2100 X 30

190MM

BB' SIDE ELEVATION HEALTH FAUCET 85 X 66 X 35

7. L

15

5. T

B

C

33TH FLOOR 832

831

830

829

828

827

826

2000

825

824

823

822

821

820

819

818

817

816

815

814

813

2100

812

811

810

809

808

807

806

805

804

803

802

3400

33ST FLOOR

801

800

600 1500

CO

1800

MID LANDING +122.10 M

+124.05 M

11000

32ST FLOOR +120.15 M

1800

3400

A

A'

1500

1600

31ST FLOOR +116.25 M

1900 799 798 774

795

777

794

778

793

779

792

780

791

781

790

782 783

KE

796

776

1900 1900

1900

797

775

789 784

785

786

MID LANDING +117.65 M

787

788

1900 MID LANDING +118.35 M

1900 B'

C'

PLAN +150M

STAINLESS STEEL STUMP 50MM X 75MM X 2000MM

20MM THK GLASS PANEL 1150MM X 2000MM

SCALE 1:100

Ø50MM SS RAILING 5000MM PER PIECE

Ø50MM STAINLESS STEEL RAILING 5000MM PER PIECE

Ø10MM STAINLESS STEEL HANDLE CONNECTION

SANDWICH PLATE 10MM X 50MM X 70MM

Ø10MM STAINLESS STEEL HANDLE CONNECTION STAINLESS STEEL STUMP 50MM X 75MM X 2000MM

20MM THK GLASS PANEL 1150MM X 2000MM

20MM THK GLASS PANEL 1150MM X 2000MM

1. DO NOT SCALE THIS DR

2. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN 3. THIS DRAWING IS TO BE

4. ANY DISCREPANCY IN A

6. FOLLOW STRUCTURAL D

10MM THK BASE PLATE 60MM X 40MM

7. LARGE SCALE DETAILS

5. THIS DRAWING IS A COP

50MM THK GALVANIZED SS STAIRCASE

STAINLESS STEEL STUMP 50MM X 75MM X 2000MM

SANDWICH PLATE 10MM X 50MM X 70MM

B SECTION DETAIL

A PLAN DETAIL

GLASS RAILING DETAILS

C BASE CONNECTION DETAIL 300 100 50

CONSULTANT

I BEAM SOFFIT SUPPORT 600MM X 300MM 50MM THK METAL PLATE STAIRCASE 300MM X 150MM

I BEAM SOFFIT SUPPORT 600MM X 300MM

50MM THK ANGLE BRACKET 200MM X 100MM

25MM THK VERTICAL STUMP 100MM X300MM

300

25MM THK METAL PLATE 100MM X 900MM

STEP PLAN DETAIL T SUPPORT 50MM THK GALVANIZED SS STAIRCASE 300MM X 150MM

SOFFIT I BEAM TO I BEAM CONNECTION

I BEAM

25MM THK METAL PLATE 100MM X 900MM 25MM THK VERTICAL STUMP 100MM X300MM

AXONOMETRIC VIEW

METAIL STEP DETAILS SCALE VARIED

STEP SECTION DETAIL

KEY PLAN

16

5300

5000

825 824 823

300

822

WORKING DRAWINGS

STAIRCASE

7. LARGE

820

818

817

4. ANY DIS

6. FOLLOW

821

819

1. DO NOT

2. ALL DIM 3. THIS DR

15200

5. THIS DR

50

816

815

814

813

2000

812

811

810 809 808 807 806 805 804 803

500

802 801 800

600 600

CONS

SECTION AA'

DETAIL B

832 830

KEY P

829 828 827 826

1500 1800 1800 1600

825 824 823 822 821

150 50

820 819 818 817 816 815 814 813

DETAIL C

2000

600

300 300

3800 804

600

SECTION BB'

600

600

SECTION CC'

B

832

831

830

829

828

827

826

825

824

823

822

821

820

819

818

817

816

C

815

814

813

812

811

810

809

808

807

806

805

804

803

802

801

800

1. DO NOT SCAL

2. ALL DIMENSIO 3. THIS DRAWIN A

A'

4. ANY DISCREP

799 798 774

797

775

796

776

795

777

794

778

793

779

792

780

791

781

790

782 783

6. FOLLOW STR

789 784

785

786

787

788

7. LARGE SCALE

5. THIS DRAWIN

SCALE 1:100

B'

C'

33TH FLOOR 832

831

830

829

828

827

826

2100

825

33ST FLOOR +124.05 M

900

1600

824

823

822

821

820

819

818

817

816

815

814

813

2100

MID LANDING

600 300 +122.10 M

812

811

810

809

808

807

806

805

804

803

802

801

800

11000

1500 3300 1800

CONSUL

1800

32ST FLOOR +120.15 M

1800

1800

1500 31ST FLOOR +116.25 M

1900 799 798 774

795

777

794

778

793

779

792

780

791

781

790

782

1900 1900 MID LANDING +117.65 M

KEY PLA

796

776

783

1900

797

775

789 784

785

786

787

788

1900 MID LANDING +118.35 M

1900

STRUCTURAL PLAN +150M

DETAIL A

17

WORKING DRAWINGS

8800

1. DO NOT SCALE T

1000

PLATFORM MECHANISM

25200

2. ALL DIMENSIONS 3. THIS DRAWING I

300

4. ANY DISCREPAN

6. FOLLOW STRUC

7. LARGE SCALE D

5. THIS DRAWING I

24000

CONSULT

19000

20200

Ø52900

44700

KEY PLAN

11300

1. DO NOT

2. ALL DIM 3. THIS DR

4. ANY DIS

PLAN +240M

SCALE 1:200

6. FOLLOW 7. LARGE

5. THIS DR

100MM THK METAL PLATE I BEAM SECTION 1000MM X 300MM

CONS

WELDED ANGLE PLATE 900MM X 350MM

300

BOX SECTION 1200MM X 300MM

ONE 12TH SECTION OF RING

DETAIL A: FRAME TO PLATFORM CONNECTION SCALE 1:50

R26000MM

KEY P

BOX SECTION CHANNEL 1200MM X 300MM

HYDRAULIC PISTON Ø2000MM

ROLLER PIN 1200MM X 200MM RING HINGE 1200MM X 200MM

DETAIL B: GRID DRUM PLATFORM SCALE 1:500

DETAIL C: CHANNEL TO ROLLER CONNECTION AXONOMETRIC VIEW SCALE NTS

DETAIL D: ROLLER TO HYDRAULIC PISTON AXONOMETRIC VIEW SCALE NTS

1. DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING. ONLY

18

2. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLI METRE 3. THIS DRAWING IS TO BE READ IN CON

4. ANY DISCREPANCY IN ARCHITECTURA

6. FOLLOW STRUCTURAL DRAWING FOR

7. LARGE SCALE DETAILS WHEREVER G

5. THIS DRAWING IS A COPYRIGHT AND S

DETAIL C

DETAIL D

DETAIL B

DETAIL A

CONSULTANTS

1000 4000

14000

70008700

KEY PLAN

27000

14000

SECTION : TRANSVERSE

SCALE 1:200

1. DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING. ONLY WRITT

2. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLI METRES, UNL 3. THIS DRAWING IS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCT

4. ANY DISCREPANCY IN ARCHITECTURAL DRA

6. FOLLOW STRUCTURAL DRAWING FOR SIZIN

7. LARGE SCALE DETAILS WHEREVER GIVEN S 5. THIS DRAWING IS A COPYRIGHT AND SOLE

7000 4300

CONSULTANTS

5700

ELEVATED TO 28M ABOVE SCALE 1:200 KEY PLAN

13700

9000

SCALE: VARIED

ELEVATED TO 42M ABOVE

ELEVATED TO 56M ABOVE

SCALE 1:500

SCALE 1:500

CROSS SECTIONAL: STEP SERIES

19 6.0000 54.4500

SERVICES

1

1.5000

FIREFIGHTING TANK 1.5000

COOLING TOWER MAKEUP TANK

1.8000

DRY RISER WET RISER SPRINKLER

SEVENTH FLOOR AHU

EATERY KIOSK 5

BMS ROOM

COMMERCIAL BUILDING

EATERY KIOSK 4

EATERY KIOSK 3

GENERATOR ROOM

TRANSFORMER ROOM

SIXTH FLOOR AHU

1.8000 2.7750 3.6000

SHOP3

ELECTRICAL ROOM

FIFTH FLOOR

EATERY KIOSK 2

AHU

19.2700

FOURTH FLOOR

DRIVER ROOM

AHU

THIRD FLOOR AHU

SECOND FLOOR AHU 5.0050

AHU 1A

5.0050

3.0000

AHU 1D

2.7700

FIRST FLOOR 6.3950

12.0600

SHOP6 6.0000

SHOP2

AHU

FIRST FLOOR

SHOP9

6.0000

GROUND FLOOR

AHU

GROUND FLOOR

COOLING TOWER MAKE UP TANK GROUND LEVEL

60.2300

12.4500

SHOP10

E

C

14.6850

SHOP5

AC PLANT ROOM

R4.5000

BASEMENT

BASEMENT

6.2200

SHOP1

SHOP8

8.6850

SHOP7

Schematic section HVAC

5.6100

SHOP4

AHU 1B

AHU 1E

12.0000

3.0000 4.0000

3.0000

4.0000

2.0000 2.0000

30.0000

1.6000 1.4000 2.0000 10.8500

9.3400

1:10

1.8000 3.6000

BMS ROOM

2

1.8000

3.6000

3

ZONE 1

5.5500

3.6000

SUMP

4.0500

5.5500 4.0000

AHU1.1

4.0500 4.0000

RAMP

+1.5m

+0.6m

3.0000

LANDING ±0.0m

+0.15m

AHU1.4

ZONE 5

AHU1.3

5.9723

CROSSING 2

ZONE 4

ZONE 3

5.0000

6.0000

AHU1.2

LANDING

1:20

6.4500

CROSSING 3

ZONE 6

3

2

AHU1.6

AHU1.5 +0.15m

RAMP LANDING

3.5000

±0.0m

1:20

3.0000

GROUND FLOOR HVAC 1:500

2.7750

1.8000 1.8000

ZONE 2

AHU 1F AHU 1C

1.6000

SPRINKLER WET RISER DRY RISER

2.7750

1.8000 1.8000

1

9.3400

10.8500

2.7750

3

2.0000

1.4000 2.0000

1.4000

RAMP

2.0000 2.0000

4.5500

2.5000

CROSSING 1

LANDING RAMP ±0.0m

2.0000

BAS

5.5000

1:20

PEDESTRIAN ENTRY

SURFACE PARKING

5.45m

5.0000

4 WHEELER

n = 30

10.9000

ENTRY

6.0000

SURFACE PARKING 2 WHEELER

n = 20 25.0000

1.0000 21.8000

2.0000

H

EXIT

KEY PLAN

6.0000

H

GENERATOR ROOM

TRANSFORMER ROOM

ELECTRICAL ROOM H

H

DRIVER ROOM

S

H

H

S H

S

S

H

H

S

S

H

H

6.0000 54.4500

FIREFIGHTING TANK

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

OHT

1

1.5000

1.5000

S

S

DRY RISER WET RISER SPRINKLER

PA FAP

S

H BMS ROOM

S

S

S

H

H

COOLING TOWER MAKEUP TANK

1.8000

S

S

S

H

EATERY S KIOSK 5

S

EATERY S KIOSK 4

EATERY S KIOSK 3

FIRE RESISTANT WALL

S 2.0000 2.0000

FIRE EXIT

1.6000 1.4000

S

1.8000 2.7750 3.6000

SHOP3

S

S

S

S

S

S

EATERY KIOSK 2

S

H

S

SPRINKLER WET RISER PA DRY RISER FAP

19.2700

FIRE DUCT SPRINKLER

S

WATER COVER OF SPRINKLER S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

3

2.7750

1.8000

FIRE EXIT

1.8000

3.6000

S

SUMP

WET RISER

H

S

H

5.0050

AHU 1A H 3.0000

5.0050

S

S

S

S

S

6.3950

S

S

H

AHU 1D

2.7700

HOSE REEL

SIAMESE CONNECTION

SHOP2

S

6.0000

S

6.0000

S

S

S

S

H

H

12.0600

SHOP6

SHOP9 S

SITE HYDRANT S

S

S

S

GROUND LINE

60.2300

12.4500

SHOP10

S

S

S

SHOP1

S

6.2200

Fire Fighting Tank

14.6850

SHOP5

R4.5000

S

S

S

S

S

H

H

S

S

SHOP8

8.6850

S

S

SHOP7

S

S

S 5.6100

S

S

H

H

S S

SHOP4

AHU 1BH

S

S

AHU 1EH

S

12.0000

3.0000 4.0000

3.0000

4.0000

H

S

2.0000

S

S

S

S

30.0000

S

S

1.6000

2.0000

1.4000

1.4000

1

1:10

2.0000

2.0000

SPRINKLER WET RISER PA DRY RISER FAP

10.8500

9.3400

FIRE EXIT

1.8000

9.3400

10.8500

2.7750

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

3.6000

BMS ROOM

1.8000 3.6000

FIRE EXIT

1.8000

2 ZONE 1

AHU 1FH S

AHU 1CH

5.5500

S

5.5500

BASE

SPRINKLER WET RISER DRY RISER

PA FAP

2.7750

1.8000

3

RAMP

S

2.0000

S

4.0500 4.0000

4.0500 4.0000

RAMP

+1.5m

LANDING

1:20

+0.6m

6.4500 5.0000

3.0000

6.0000

LANDING ±0.0m

+0.15m

ZONE 2

5.9358

CROSSING 2

ZONE 3

CROSSING 3 3

GROUND FLOOR FIREFIGHTING 1:500

+0.15m

RAMP LANDING

2

3.5000

±0.0m

1:20

3.0000

4.5500

2.5000

CROSSING 1

LANDING RAMP ±0.0m

2.0000

5.5000

1:20

PEDESTRIAN ENTRY

SURFACE PARKING

5.45m

5.0000

4 WHEELER

n = 30

10.9000

ENTRY

6.0000

SURFACE PARKING 2 WHEELER

n = 20 25.0000

1.0000 21.8000

2.0000

AHU 3A

KEY PLAN

EXIT

AHU 3B 2.0000

6.0000

2.0000

1.6000 1.4000

SPRINKLER WET RISER DRY RISER

1.8000 3.6000

1.8000

20 SITE HYDRANTS

FIREFIGHTING TANK

PUMP ROOM

1

AC - 6 X 9 3% = 1.62m2 CT = 1.5 X 1.2 = 1.8 m2

1.8000

COOLING TOWER MAKEUP TANK

1.8000

DRY RISER WET RISER SPRINKLER

AHU - AIR HANDLING UNIT

DRY RISER WET RISER SPRINKLER

A/C PLANT ROOM

FIRE CONTROL ROOM

SPRINKLER WET RISER

FOR ABOVE FLOORS

SUMP

1.8000

1.8000

2.7750

SPRINKLER WET RISER

FOR ABOVE FLOORS

SPRINKLER

2.7750

3.6000

3.6000

BASEMENT

SPRINKLER

SPRINKLER

SPRINKLER WET RISER

BASEMENT

CAFE BASEMENT

FOR ABOVE FLOORS

6.0367

3.0000

6.0000

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

1

RETURN

2.0000

1.6000

2.0000 1.4000

NATURALLY VENTILATED ZONE

SPRINKLER WET RISER DRY RISER

2.7750

1.8000

2

1.8000

3.6000

ZONE 1

SUPPLY

AHU 2A

AHU 2C

AHU 2B

AHU 2D

2.0000 2.0000

1.6000

1.6000

SUPPLY

2.7750

SPRINKLER WET RISER DRY RISER

2.7750

1.8000

3

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

AHU2.2 AHU2.4

1.4000

SPRINKLER WET RISER DRY RISER

RETURN

ZONE 2

AHU2.3

2.0000

1.4000

ZONE 1 AHU2.1

2.0000

1.8000 3.6000

1.8000

3.6000

1.8000

3

2

2

KEY PLAN

ZONE 2

3

FIRST FLOOR HVAC 1:500

2

RETURN

GROUND FLOOR FOOTPRINT

ZONE 3

SUPPLY

1 FCU = 5 TONNES 9m3 = 1 TON 1 FCU = 45m3

KEY PLAN SUMP

SEMEENT HVAC 1:500 PANTRY

BOSS DEPARTMENT 3 SITE HYDRANTS

FIREFIGHTING TANK

PUMP ROOM H

DEPARTMENT 1

1

AC - 6 X 9 3% = 1.62m2 CT = 1.5 X 1.2 = 1.8 m2

1.8000

DRY RISER WET RISER SPRINKLER

H

H AHU - AIR HANDLING UNIT

PA FAP

COOLING TOWER MAKEUP TANK

ARCHIVES AND RECORDS

H

H

A/C PLANT ROOM

AHU 3A

AHU 3C

AHU 3B

AHU 3D

ZONE 1

FIRE CONTROL ROOM S

FOR ABOVE FLOORS

H

SPRINKLER WET RISER

FIRE EXIT

FOR ABOVE FLOORS

H SPRINKLER

3.6000

H

H

BASEMENT

SPRINKLER

H

H

SPRINKLER

BASEMENT

FOR ABOVE FLOORS

S

H

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

H

H

H

H

H

H

S

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LEGEND : Sprinkler Smoke Detector Siamese Connection Sand Bucket Dry Powder Sprinkler Portable Extingusher Hose Reel

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ACTIVITY MAPPING

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PUBLIC SPACE SLUM AIDING DESIGN ANOUSHKA, ME

REFURBISHED WOOD SEA TING

SWINGS MADE WITH OLD TIRES

RAISED PLINTH TO DRY SPICES

RAINWATER HARVESTING CANOPY

STAGE FOR FESTIVIALS

OLD NETS USED FOR SPORTS

PLACE TO HOLD TUITIONS

DEPLOYABLE CL OTHES LINE

SEATING

Through our analysis of the space, the user, and the activity we redeveloped the space keeping two kinds of users in mind, childern and adults. This residential complex, mainly occupied by marathi and south indian communities, is adjoined by open grounds and seating spaces used for daily social activites as well as festivals. Without any intrusive design we try to aid the life of these people by providing small scale vernancular interventions to increase space effciency

CLOTHES LINE

NET PLINTH

NET CANOPY

CANOPY SWINGS CANOPY

FINAL DESIGN

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CASE STUDY INFERENCES:

SUBWAY EXIT

ACTIVITY NO OF PEOPLE:

REVITALIZE DEAD SPACE

5 10 15 ACCESS POINT: CIRCULATION: ENTRY POINT:

Doha metro station, jut out of the ground with no context or understanding. This design aims to create a hub at ground level where the exits are created without trying to artificually cater to the site

CENTRAL AXIS SYMMETRY

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WATERBODY

PERGOLAS SUN SHADING

SHALLOW RIVER WATER BODY

STRENGTHS • • • • • •

WEAKNESSES

SUBWAY METRO STATION COMMERCIAL STRIP RESIDENTIAL AREA HOTELS NEARBY BIG SUPERMAR1KETS NEARBY HEALTH CENTRES NEARBY

• • • • •

POOR SOIL HIGH HEAT NO WATER BODY HIGH MAINTAINANCE SPECIFIC FLORA REQUIRED

OPPORTUNITIES • • • • •

LUNCHTIME HUB MORNING ROUTINE PLAY GROUND NIGHT MARKET EDUCATIONAL LANDMARK

THREATS • • • •

MULTILEVELED GROUND COVER SHADING PLATFORM

CLIMATE CONTROL TRAFFIC NOISES SUBWAY TUNNEL VIBRATIONS AIRBORNE NOISES

MATERIAL TEXTURE

BICYCLE LANE SEATING ROAD CORNER MULTIPLE INTERFACE

DISORIENTATION

EDUCATION ART AND CULTURE COMMERCIAL RESIDENCE HOTELS METRO STATION

OFFICE LUNCHTIME HUB

EDUCATION

DESIGN INTERVENTION: HEALTH CENTRE SUPERMARKETS

PERGOLAS WATERPATH | AXIS

PLANTED ON SITE – NATIVE AND EXOTIC

WATER BODY

FLOWERING PLANTS

CONNECTIVITY

Pergolas with columns facing the south can help block sun ORNAMENTAL TREES Frangipani

ORNAMENTAL PLANTS Deer Grass

Palm

NATIVE PLANTED TREES Sidra

OFFICE WORKERS – 17 RESIDENTS – 4 TEENS – 3 FAMILIES – 2 TOURISTS – 0

OFFICE WORKERS – 29 RESIDENTS – 16 TEENS – 2 FAMILIES – 2 TOURISTS – 0

OFFICE WORKERS – 1 RESIDENTS – 1 TEENS – 2 FAMILIES – 0 TOURISTS – 0

OFFICE WORKERS – 0 RESIDENTS – 11 TEENS – 10 FAMILIES – 16 TOURISTS – 0

COMFORTABLE UNCOMFORTABLE

TOTAL AREA GREEN COVER % OF GREEN AREA

UNDER SHADE OF LIFT BLOCK

GROUND Lawn Grass

OFFICE WORKERS – 0 RESIDENTS – 7 TEENS – 2 FAMILIES – 1 TOURISTS – 0 OFFICE WORKERS – 3 RESIDENTS – 22 TEENS – 30 FAMILIES – 33 TOURISTS – 1

60,000 m² 6460 m² 1.07%

WEEKEND: WEEKDAY:

KERS – 0

GRASS COVER Pergolas with columns facing the south can help block sun

OFFICE WORKERS – 1 RESIDENTS – 1 TEENS – 2 FAMILIES – 0 TOURISTS – 0

OFFICE WORKERS – 0 RESIDENTS – 11 TEENS – 10 FAMILIES – 16 TOURISTS – 0

OFFICE WORKERS – 3 RESIDENTS – 22 TEENS – 30 FAMILIES – 33 TOURISTS – 1

HEDGE, DEPLOYED SEATING, STEPPED MASS

UNDER SHADE OF TREE COVER

PERGOLA BLOCKS SUN, SEATING

TALL TREES UNDER SHADE OF TREE COVER

NO COMFORT

TALL TREES

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VIEWS

PERGOLAS WRT TO CIRCULATION REQUIREMENT: 2.CURVED

1.CIRCULAR

3.STRAIGHT

MATERIAL INTERFACE

6 5

3 8

2 4

1

LIGHTS 1. Overhed street light 2. Human level path lights 3. Tree spotlight 4. Display light for art

1. Light colored stone paving 2. Grey stone steps 3. Lawn grass 4. Water 5. Rock path 6. Wood 7. Flat cobble ramp 8. Stucco wall

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WIND DESIGN Pergola fins act as windbreakers Hedges to block northwesternt wind For suitable conditions rotated seats can help regulate wind flow

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M ASTER PLAN SITE

North

INTERVENTION

SITE

Percolation pits

ZOOMED

RIPARIAN ZONE Shed seating

Blue streetlamps

Contour seating

Solar panels Boating deck

Steps down Jogging track

SITE

SITE

RIPARIAN ZONE

DURING SOAK

Bioswale North

SHED SEATING SOLAR

RIPARIAN ZONE

Jogging Greenway track

Riparian zone

Footpath

SOAK zone

AA’

BUFFER BIOSWALES

HEALTH RECHARGE BIODIVERSITY

BOATING ACTIVITY COMMUNITY

SECTION AA’

Riparian zone

Greenway

SOAK zone

Footpath

D – PERMIABLE FOOTPATH PERMIABILITY BEDDING COURSE

BB’

STORAGE DETENSION BASIN EXISITING SUBGRADE GROUNDWATER

D UPLAND SPECIES

OVERBANK SPECIES WATER BIRCH

SCOULER WILLOW SILVERBERRY SITKA ALDER

UPLANDS

RIPARIAN AREA

GREEN SLOPE + JOGGING PATH: Adds biodiversity + green buffer Percolation pits below prevents water logging during monsoons and allows for rainwater harvesting Slope below connects river to road level bridging the gap.

Green jogging track Improves air quality NEW RAILING: Porous and lower than the previous wall Allows for views of the rivers Visual connectivity Allows for more wind to pass through Eradicates the idea of the river being treated as a nala

CHANNEL

Jogging track

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RIVERSIDE, DAHISAR WATERLOGGING

NO VISUAL CONNECT

ECOLOGICAL DESIGN

DEAD ROAD, CARS BLOCK VIEW

SITE 1 AREAS WITH BRIDGES HAVE MORE WASTE DUMPED INTO THE RIVER, THIS ALSO REDUCES THE WIDTH OF THE RIVER. TRASH FROM THE TEMPLE IS DIRECTLY DUMPED IN

SITE 2 THE EMBANKMENTS BY THE RIVER ARE VERY HIGH WHICH CUTS THE VISUAL CONNECT FOR PEOPLE TO THE RIVER & ITS SURROUNDINGS

SITE 3

DIVYA, SAKSHI, ANOUSHKA, ME

Dahisar sive adjoinng its slum site suffers from various ceological issues. In liue of Mumbai as a costal region and its subsidence, a through site evaluvation and SWOT helps us recognize problem spots . this design aims to resolve these issues with hindsight of future calamities and disasters

THE SLOPES BY THE RIVER HAVE MAJORLY DEVELOPED BY THE CONSTRUCTION WASTE HAVE BECOME A FREE SITE FOR SLUMS TO BE BUILT ON, LEADING TO A LOT OF WASTE ON THE SLOPES OF THE RIVER

COMMUNITY: •

Lounging sheds with seating to relax and view the river - create space for community

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Jogging an Greenway to increase activity an indulgence of people

ECOLOGY: •

Reduction of river size due to encroachment

•

Spread of diseases

•

Threat to Biodiversity

SITE 4 1. NO FOOTPATH ON THE MAIN ROAD 2. WASTE FROM SURROUNDINGS THROWN OUT IN OPEN WITH DUST 3. WALKING IS DIFFICULT - BIG PIPES ON ROAD SURROUNDED BY WASTE

ACTIVTIY:

BIOSWALES

Bioswales – prevents water logging.

•

Jogging on the green jogging track

Percolating pits - allow water recharge plus harvesting.

•

Sitting along the banks of the river

Solar energy - clean energy for intervention.

WESTEN RAILWAY

PERMIABLE FOOTPATH

REVIVAL:

The various activities include : • Boating through the river.

FLYOVER

UPLAND BUFFER

RIPARIAN ZONE

CHANNEL

A – PERCOLATION PIT AIR VENT

CLAY

SLOT SAND

CASTING

SANDY CLAY

A

C C - BIOSWALES

B

B - FLOODWALL STOP

EROSION CONTROL BLANKET

PONDING AREA

FLOOD WALL GEOTEXTILE FABRIC

MULCH PLANTING MIX

STONE COMPACTED EXFILTRATION SUBGRADE TRENCH

INSET SLOT

WATER INLET

PEBBLES SAND CLAY

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WALKWAY URBAN DESIGN

AMOGH, JATAN, SIDDHANT, ANISHA, KRISHNA, ANIRUDDH, ME

Wadala village lay on one of the Seven Islands of Bombay that were joined together to form the modern day Mumbai. Spotting problem spots around the area and employing directed and focused solutions along with overall community interventions considering transport, community, economy, environment, safety and sustainability.

EDGE CONDITIONING OPEN GROUNDS ACTIVATION OF SPACES REVIVE STREETS

SLUM REVITALIZATION

LACK OF HEALTHCARE WATER INTOXICATION POLLUTED NALA LOW EDUCATION UNSAFE STREETS DECAYING EDGES

28 AGRO FARMING

SLUM EDGE

TRUCK TERMINAL

GOVT RESIDENCE

SEMI OPEN VENDOR STALLS SLUM EDGE

TRUCK TERMINAL

NALA

TRUCK TERMINAL

NALA

BLURRED CONTOUR BOUNDARIES

TRUCK TERMINAL

NALA

GOVT RESIDENCE

SLUM EDGE

NALA

UNUSED PRERIPHERY

SLUM EDGE

MARSH

INDUSTRIAL WORKERS

INFORMAL VENDORS

OHT

SLUM EDGE

BLURRED CONTOUR BOUNDARIES

OHT

ZONE 1

SLUM EDGE

SLUM DWELLERS GOVT. RESIDENTS

SECONDARY

BLDG STAFF WORKERS, CLEANERS, SECURITY,

TERITIARY

HOUSEHELP, SERVICE WORKERS, DELIVERY, VISITORS

SECONDARY

DELIVERY, STOCK CLERK

TERITIARY

CLIENTS, MANUFACTURERS

SECONDARY

CLEANERS, WORKERS

TERITIARY

COMMUNITY HELPERS

SECONDARY

VENDORS STREET / INDUSTRIAL

TERITIARY

VISITORS

PRIMARY CGS RESIDENTS

ZONE 4

MARSH DUMP

PRIMARY TRUCK TERMIAL WORKERS

ZONE 3

EDGE

PRIMARY RESIDENTS

ZONE 2

PRERIPHERY

PRIMARY SLUM RESIDENTS

29 Experiment 04 - a single drop of black dilute fountain pen ink (5ml) is dropped into a glass of hot water using a Dropper. The conclusive observation is that ink diffuses downwards forming clouds of ink which disintegrates quicker than the previous experiment due to the higher temperature of water and settles down at the bottom of the glass.

Experiment 05 - a multiple drop of black dilute fountain pen ink (5ml) is dropped into a glass of cold water using a dropper. The conclusive observation is that ink diffuses downwards forming clouds of ink which disintegrates slower due to the higher density of the ink and settles down at the bottom of the glass.

Experiment 03 - a single drop of black fountain pen ink (5ml) is dropped into a glass of cold water using a dropper. The conclusive observation is that ink diffuses downwards forming clouds of ink which disintegrates slower due to the higher density of the ink and settles down at the bottom of the glass.

Experiment 01- a single drop of black dilute fountain pen ink (5ml) is dropped into a glass of cold water using a dropper. The conclusive observation is that ink diffuses downwards forming clouds of ink which disintegrates quickly due to the lower density of the ink and settle down at the bottom of the glass.

Experiment 02- a single drop of black dilute fountain pen ink (5ml) is dropped into a glass of hot water using a dropper. The conclusive observation is that ink diffuses downwards forming clouds of ink which disintegrates quicker than the previous experiment due to the higher temperature of water and lower density of the ink and settles down at the bottom of the glass.

DIFFUSION IN INK PATTERN OBSERVATION SAKSHI, ANOUSHKA, ME

The following six diffusion experiments have been conducted using water and fountain pen ink as the mediums, where 5ml of black fountain pen ink is dropped in a glass of water with Temperatures hot or cold using a dropper ,which leads to the black fountain pen ink to diffuse and disintegrate in the glass of water. Depending on the density and quantity of the fountain pen ink being used and the temperature of the water in the glass in which the ink is dropped we observe diffrences inthe speeds of the diffusion and disintegration of the black fountain pen ink.

5s 10s 15s 20s 25s 30s DIFFUSION

CLOUD DISINTEGRATION The dotted diagrams show the disintegration of ink clouds into multiple parts Frames from single dilute ink in cold

Experiment 06 - multiple drops of black dilute fountain pen ink (5ml) are dropped into a glass of hot water using a dropper. The conclusive observation is that ink diffuses downwards forming clouds of ink which disintegrates quicker than the previous experiment due to the higher temperature of water and settles down at the bottom of the glass.

TIME PASSED FINAL POINT PATH OF CLOUD

DIRECTION The arrow diagrams show the direction in which the ink clouds diffuse and disintegrate gradually Frames from single dilute ink in cold

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DOOR DASH GAME DESIGN

DIVYA, SAKSHI, ANOUSHKA, ME

During covid, indoor deliveries were stopped in most residences.

At the same time a huge spike in parcels like amazon and zomato was also seen.

As a result, watchmen of these residences were to deliver these parcels from the gate to the door-step.

Through this a mapping of these instances lead us to representing the patterns thus occuring to develop a game.

MAPPING OF THE ROUTE OF WATCHMEN FROM GATE TO DOORSTEP, AS COMMANDS OF FRONT, BACK, LEFT, RIGHT PARAMETERS: DAY TIME NO. OF PARCELS PER TRIP DIRECTION & DISTANCE TOTAL

PARAMETERS ADDED: TYPE OF PARCEL BLUE - MISC. PACKAGES GREEN - GROCERIES YELLOW - FOOD DELIVERY RED - PRIORITY / EMERGENCY

PARAMETERS ADDED: SIZE OF PARCEL (IN CM) S - 20 X 20 X 20 M - 50 X 50 X 50 L - 80 X 80 X 80 XL - 150 X 150 X 150

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

PAPER ITERATION

DESIGN AND SIZE PROTOTYPE

MATERIAL EXPLORATION

CUT VARIATIONS

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EMMERGENCE:

CACTUS

DIVYA, SAKSHI, ANOUSHKA, ME

This Installation is an attempt to create a walkway that portrays the various stages of emergence that occurs in the cactus. Calculated cuts in 6 mm thick semi marine plywood are used to alter the rigid property hence achieve the curve. The various segments show varied turgidity levels in the cactus cells through cuts and folds. When there is water loss due to change in pressure and the shrinking of cells and skin, accordion like fold and formed. The formation of the accordion like fold is shown in the segment as well.

FINAL MOCKUP

FINAL MOCKUP

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DROME

TINY HOUSE

SAKSHI, AYUSHI, ME

DROME - is a re-defined idea of living where flexible, multifunctional spaces can be achieved in a compact environment hence responding to the idea of efficient space use and population growth. A 4m x 7m box is voxelised into 3D Point clouds, where space can be altered by subtraction of voxels hence creating sunk space for programmes and using the removed voxels to create add- ons.

Hence maintaining a constant number of voxels at any given point of time and achieving a customised space by using the method of interlocking.

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CLOSET SHELF SOFFIT

WORKSPACE TABLE OFFSET

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STAIRCASE OFFSET

MEZZANINE LOFT BEDROOM

BATHROOM BLOCK

VO XEL

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SHAFT SERVICES

7M

ELECTRIC VOXEL

VO XEL ING MB PLU ING WIR

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ELECTRIC VOXEL COVE LIGHTING

PLAN: GROUND FLOOR

SECTION: LONGITUDINAL

PLAN: MEZZANINE BEDROOM

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BETWEEN REALITIES NOTION OF SPACES SAKSHI, AYUSHI, ME

Between Realities takes the site into consideration and converts part of the 8m wide footpath into an installation.

The installation is meant to look immersive and can be felt too once a larger influx of people enter the installation. After a fixed number of people is exceeded, the installation opens up to accommodate the crowd. Once the crowd leaves, the installation automatically shuts giving it a sense of dynamism in the otherwise static life of BKC.

FORM DEVELOPMENT The form was developed through grasshopper to find the most suitable form that would suit the environment and give the best experiences for the observer.

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