Chirag Patni I Architecture Portfolio + CV I KRVIA by Chirag Patni

C H I R A G P A T N I

PERSONAL INFO

Date of Birth

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EDUCATION

SSC

HSC B. Arch

EDUCATION

Basic Intermediate Advance

14th July 2001 9075598954 chiragdpatni@gmail.com

In my journey into architecture, I have always been fascinated by the process. The finished product is the result of the to and fro, ups and downs, going forward and going back, starting with the concept till the final render. Since every component of our daily lives is a part of the process, it has a direct bearing on our lives. To arrive at the end product’s simplicity, a protracted process of intricate reasoning and thought must be undertaken. After watching a project take shape piece by piece, my viewpoint on architecture has altered. During my architectural career, I’m looking forward to collecting these behind the scenes.

Flat No. 1, Pagariya Enclave, Kuwarfalli, Aurangabad - 431001 Hindi, English, Marathi, Marwadi Poetry Writing, Travelling, Anime, Photography @chira_g00, @timeless_treasures_1416

Agrasen Vidya Mandir, Aurangabad S.B.E.S. College of Science Kamla Raheja Vidhyanidhi Institute for Architecture and Enviornmental Studies, Andheri, Mumbai

Revit, Archicad, Rhino, Pruca Slicer ( 3d Printing ) Lumion, Illustrator, Vray, Lumion, Indesign, Prezi ( Presentation ) Autocad, Sketchup, Encsape, Photoshop, Physical Model

DOCUMENTATION AND WORKSHOPS

Sem I Sem II Sem III Sem IV

Sem V Sem VI

VII

Toxic City - Case Study of Chembur Reading Between Images - Compiling photo Book, Documentation of Ahemdabad Autocad, Sketchup, Photoshop (Basics)

Five Futures - Decoding Future through Movies, Photoshop Workshop Tracing Migration through Food Gated community

What the Folly, Documentation of housing typologies in Aurangabad

Sem

01 I KAALJI - ARCHITECTURE OF CARE I Sem VI I Architectural Design 03 I AUDITORIUM I Sem V I Working Drawing 04 I AMBEDKAR LIBRARY I Sem VI I Architectural Design 05 I THE CORRIDOR PROJECT I Sem VII I Architectural Design 02 I KAALJI - ARCHITECTURE OF CARE I Sem VI I Working Drawing 06 I INTERNSHIP I Sem V 07 I ELECTIVES I Sem I to Sem VII I Summer Internship 08 I ART BEATS I Small Online Buisness 09 I MISCELLANEOUS I Photography, Physical Model, Renderings CONTENTS

का ळ जी 06

She and her family lives in a one room house which has a half part as a kitchen and half part as a bedroom.

They both try hard to make ends meet. Someone falling sick in the house is a nightmare to them. They try getting the illness well by using gharelu nuske’s but sometimes they need to visit a hospital. They are really scared of falling sick.

The study starts with the interview of five different charechter and a detail study of spaces tey are related to. the charecheter represents similer kind of people livoing at in the locality. The five charechters are Local Docter, My Mom, Watchmen’s Wife, Pharmacist and bachelor.

My Mother

She and her family lives in a 3BHK flat in the old part of the city. She has many health care issues like migrain, gab in the back bone etc. she spends around 10k a month on medicines and doctors fees. Due to her specific health care issues she needs to visit speciality hospitals. My medicines cost a lot so i don’t purchase them from the pharmacy near to the hospital. I purchase medicines from gulmandi.

Local Docter

He is practicing since last 18 years. has a clinic stup in the area which has 2 beds. Mostly the old people living in the area visit him. Rest people from nearby community visit him. Sometimes he also visits some patients at their homes.They visit me for smaller prob lems like a common cold and cough. He usually give them the same medicines and don’t charge a lot.

street is small and densly populated with 4 floor high apartment buildings and g+1 floor high small houses

people use smaller vehi cles to commute

people going to work

old person going to the docter even if they are not sick

multispeciality hospitals are huge in scale and are crowded to a extente people waiting for their chance to come

the street act as a walk ing track for old people

people doing their day to day works

the bond be tween the stray animals and humans is both good and bad

street is narrow and densly covered with g+2 buildings which keep the street in shade for most of the day hence creating a cold cli mate in the neighbourhood

Watchman’s Wife

relativies visiting patient admitted in the hospital people going to visit the speciality docter old lady taking her grandchild to the docter

Adding bridges to connect buildings to each other also act as a roof at some parts of the street.

Sem V I A health care center for the people of Aurangabad’s locality Guide - Vandana Ranjith

It revolves around the idea of a street. In the lives of the five characters, streets play an important role. This means that the health care center is not only a place where healthcare is provided, but also a street that links two roads. Character analysis also reveals that narrow streets and restrictions on big vehicles play an important role in facilitating social interaction between people. Streets of this type give people an opportunity to interact, while maintaining their privacy at the same time. Additionally, narrow streets ensure that interaction does not take place on one level, but on several.

The project focuses on creating a street through the structure that brings a similar sense of nature to the structure, while maintaining the privacy of the health care facility. Additionally, it helps the structure blend into its surroundings, creating a feeling of belonging.

Adding a floor to accomodate more private funtions. Also enhances the shadow quality that the street will recieve.

Carving out the volume to create a street like pattern through the buildings.

Deciding a volume of building which will come on the ground floor which will have more publiv and semi public functions

SITE AXO VOLUMETRIC COANCEPT DEVLOPMENT

01 KAALJI

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1. DOCTOR’S CABIN 2. FIRST AID ROOM 3. COMMON WC 4. BUFFER SPACE 5. RECEPTION AND WAITING 1 6. CHECKUP ROOM 7. COMMON WC 8. PARKING FOR AMBULANCE 9. LIFT 1 10. STAIRCASE 1 11. CLEAN WATER OUTLET 12. WATCHMEN’S CABIN 13. URINALS 14. WC 15. INTERNAL COURTYARD 16. PHARMACY 17. PATHOLOGY LAB 18. OPD 1 19. OPD 2 20. COMMON WC 21. STAFF ROOM 22. RECEPTION AND WAITING 2 23. LIFT 2 24. STAIRCASE 2 25. GOVERNMENT SCHEME CONSULTANCY ROOM 26. PUBLIC TOILET FOR MEN 27. PUBLIC TOILET FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED 28. PUBLIC TOILET FOR WOMEN 29. HEALTHY FRUIT JUICE OUTLET 30. PUBLIC GATHERING SPACE 09

SECTIONS VIEWS 10

2000 A B C D E F G A B C D E F G 600 2000 1200 420 650 420 550 2000 3000 02 KAALJI Sem VI I Working Drawing Guide - Kimaya Keluskar 11

WINDOW

TYPE SIZES NO. DISCRIPTION DOOR SCHEDULE TYPE SIZES NO. DISCRIPTION

SCHEDULE FLOOR FINISHES 13

RESTING PLATE

ROTATING

BEAMS

REFLECTOR ALUMINIUM STRIPS HOLDING THE FALSE CEILING RIGHT WING B B' KAMLA RAHEJA VIDHYANIDHI INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CHIRAG PATNI ROLL NO 1966 DATE : SHISHU VIHAR SCHOOL SITE ZILLA PARISHAD SHEET :EXAMINERS SIGN. SHEET NO:1. ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETERS. 2. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS. 3. FOLLOW WRITTEN DIMENSIONS. 4. ALL DRAWINGS AND DIMENSIONS SHOULD BE CHECKED BEFORE STARTING THE WORK AT SITE. 5. ANY DISCREPANCY TO BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY IN WRITING. AUDITORIUM A A' STRIP SECTIONS 06/10/2021 0 1 2 3 5 7 SCALE 1:50 BALCONY CONTROL ROOM RAMMED EARTH RUBBLE SOLING SAND FILLING RAFT FOUNDATION BRICK BAT COBA SCREED KOTA STONE FLOOR FINISH WAFFLE SLAB RCC RACKING WOODEN DECKING FABRIC CARPET SCREED TILE FINISH ACCORDING TO SPECIFICATION 150 MM THICK EXPOSED BRICK WALL WINDOW 230 MM THICK EXPOSED BRICK WALL ENTRY DOOR ACCORDING TO SPECIFICATION STAINLESS STEEL HOLLOW CYLINDRICAL RAIL 150 MM THICK RCC SLAB RUNNER

ACOUSTIC PANELS

BALL BEARING ROUND BARS EMPTY SPACE HOLLOW CUBOIDAL SS BARS TERACOTTA TILES 500*500MM

BAR MOMENT CONTROLLER REINFORCEMENT FOR FULCRUM BEAM RECKER BEAM 150 M RCC SLAB CARPET MMT ACOUSTIC PANEL FALSE CEILING CATWALK PLATFORM RESTING ON THE WALL TENSION CABLES RCC WAFFLE SLAB ALUMINIUM STRIPS HOLDING THE FALSE CEILING WATERPROOFING BRICK BAT COBA SCREED KOTA STONE TILE 15

THE AMBEDKAR 16

AMBEDKAR LIBRARY 17

AMBEDKAR LIBRARY

Sem VI I A health care center for the people Guide - Mayuri Sisodiya

A place that tells the story of the Dalit move ment through photographs. An important part of the center is Ambedkar’s library, a collec tion of books that he read and wrote to spread awareness about his philosophy and mind set. Students and the surrounding community ben efit from the library’s efforts to spread aware ness. Lastly, there are public spaces that offer an open and semi-open area where people can gather and meet. As a result, the boundaries between Ambedkar’s followers and other com munities are blurred. It is not by providing them with good education that upliftment occurs; rather, it is when the boundaries between com munities are blurred.

the upper level forms the study center for the students.

the lower level forms the public library and the collection of books which were read and written by Dr. Ambedkar.

Providing columns in the central space to raise the main programme that is the library and giving the structure a monumental look

Perforating the ring to create connections between road, the community, college and the hostel.

Forming a rectangular ring which also acts as the pradakshina.

Raising the plinths to seperate the structure from thr ground.

SITE AXO VOLUMETRIC COANCEPT DEVLOPMENT

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN 19

SECTIONS VIEWS 20

EXPLODED AXO22

AXO 23

PROJECT

Sem VII I Mass housing Project in Aurangabad Guide - Manoj Parmar

During the brief study of the N1 of the CIDCO, it became clear that the neighborhood was becoming less active and quiet due to the restriction of individual activities inside the compound walls. A majority of the people lived in private bungalows and the area was mostly occupied by HIG and MiG groups. As a result, the concept derives itself from the idea of connecting people, which increases interactions between them and thus addresses neighborhood silence. It is important to create spaces that encourage interaction. It is therefore based on the idea of connecting people through the creation of spaces that facilitate interaction. Furthermore, the project aims to create a stable and vibrant community in itself as well as a vibrant surrounding by bringing people together from different backgrounds.

Haphazardly placing this blocks on the site to form the built mass, randomly reducing and removing block.

Stacking horizontally to get the mass

Stacking vertically to attain heights

taking a block of 10 m by 10 m.

SITE AXO VOLUMETRIC COANCEPT DEVLOPMENT

Forming a proper grid 05 THE CORRIDOR

AXO SECTIONS 28

VIEW ELEVATION 29

UNIT DETAILS 30

PHYSICAL MODAL 31

06 INTERNSHIP Sem V I Aadi Engineers and Consultants Aurangabad 3D MODELS 32

RESEDENTIAL BUNGLOW IN CHANDRAPUR 33

GATED COMMUNITIES

Re-emagining

07 ELECTIVES Sem VI & VII

a gated community after it is taken over by the nature and forming a broucher to sell property in this gated community. 34

Re-creating a place in a very unrealistic way which cannot be true but has a meaning through different rendering styles using photoshop.

WHAT THE FOLLY !

ART BEATS

Small Online Buisness

Converting images into illlustration and then printing them on cards or painting them on canvas to form the special gifts. Started this buisness in the lockdown as a experiment. till date i have completed almost 50 orders of illustrations, greeting cards, wallet cards and canvas.