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DEVANSH BANSAL

Selected Works 2019-2022

B.Arch | School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

Hi, I am Devansh Bansal, a 21 year old Architecture student at School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi currently in my fourth year out of the five year major.

I see artchitecture as means to bring people together and evoke emotions. I look forward to creating user centric, functional and aesthetic spaces. Being a keen observer and an inquistive person, my aim is to enhance my skillsets and keep learning.

CONTACT

Address: Derawal Nagar, Delhi-110009

Email: bdevansh5@gmail.com

Phone: +91 8178583079

Bachelor of Architecture School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

Grade XII CBSE - 95.2% Manav Sthali School, New Delhi

Grade X CBSE - 10 CGPA Manav Sthali School, New Delhi

COMPETITIONS

PAVE Student Design Competiton PAVE Global

Soul Temple Arch8 (Honorable Mention)

Redesigning Le Corbusier Trophy NASA India (Winner)

Bauhaus 2021 University Campus Arkitekturo EU (Top 100 entries)

Street-a-Float Market Arch8 (Top 25 entries)

ELECTIVES AND WORKSHOPS

Universal Design Ar. Parag Meshram Swaraj Ar. Gourav Shorey Photography Ar. Maulik Yagnik

Seminar ‘Green Circle’ proposal for Regenerative urban heritage in Mehrauli, Delhi

Shahjanabad, Old Delhi Site Work & Research V Semester

Sundar Nagar, Delhi Measured Drawing Freelance

The Labyrinth Arch8 (Honorable Mention) Photography, Travelling, Cricket English (Proficient), Hindi (Native)S

Dhanyakuria, West Bengal Measured Drawing Jami Masjid, Mandu, Madhya Pradesh Measured Drawing

RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION LANGUAGES

INTERESTS SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY
AutoCAD Vray Photoshop Grasshopper Revit Lumion Illustrator Sketchup Enscape 3D Microsoft Suite Indesign Rhinoceros3D
EDUCATION 2019 - 2024 2019 2017 2022 2022 2022 2021 2020 2020
2022 2021 2021 2020 2019 2022 2022 2020
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Leaf City Tilia Tower Design Development Academic Universitat Exzenter Bauhaus Campus 2021 Academic, Competiton De-Camp Soul Temple Competition
03 02

Enigma Labyrinth Competition

Miscellaneous Measured Drawing Site Study Photography

Yusuf Manzil Co-operative Housing Academic
04 05 06

LEAF CITY TILIA TOWER

Design Development

Semester VI | Group of 3 Architects: AETC Architects Site: Lausanne, Switzerland

In the design development studio we were expected to take an unbuilt competition entry for a mixed use residential building The aim was to analyze, research, study and detail out various systems in the building- spatial, program, codal compliance, structure, environmental strategies, HVAC and other energy systems.

The entry aims to serve as a connection between the municipalities of Prilly and Malley. The idea is to preserve and renovate the existing two buildings, having a badminton courts and a gym, along with proposing a mixed use tower consisting of apartments, hospitality and public spaces. It highlights the development of this new centrality’s diversified morphology and skyline. The 85m Wooden tower, being one of the few of its kind, using ecological, sustainable and locally sourced material focus on sustainablity and energy autonomy, with a close link to the environment with the bioclimatic design.

The heritage structure of the Viaduct has been incorporated in the design of the library and the public plaza

Seamless Connection between the old and new structure with the help of prefabricated columns in the facade

Minimum modifications of existing terrain in order to build with what exists in the form of badminton complex

SITEPLAN
0 3 6 9 15m

HOUSING

10F-25F

Apartments

HOTEL

7F-9F Hotel Rooms

RESTAURANTS

5F-6F

Bar, Restuarant, Kitchen, Storage

COWORKING

1F-4F

Coworking, Conference Rooms

BADMINTON

B1,1F

Badminton Hall, Changing Rooms

PARKING

B3-B1

Vehicle Parking

MICRO-APARTMENTS

1F-4F

Micro Apartments, Laundry, Home Theatre

1F PLAN Micro Apartments | Coworking

COMMERCIAL

B1-GF

Pharmacy, Florist, Brewery, Grocery, Bistro

6F PLAN Bar | Kitchen

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10-16F PLAN Typical Residential Floor

7-9F PLAN Typical Hotel Floor

0 3 6 9 15m
3 6 9 15m

photovoltaic surface : 404 m2 yield: 90%

insulating opaque surface : 1/3 transparent glazed surface : 2/3

>65 mobile sunscreen panels

photovoltaic surface : 260 m2 yield: 52.7%

>65 mobile sunscreen panels

insulating opaque surface : 1/3 transparent glazed surface : 2/3

photovoltaic surface : 0 m2 yield: 38%

0 mobile sunscreen panels

insulating opaque surface : 1/3 transparent glazed surface : 2/3

>110 mobile sunscreen panels

insulating opaque surface : 1/3 transparent glazed surface : 2/3

photovoltaic surface : 342 m2 yield: 100%

precast concrete column facade

BUILDING ENVELOPE

ELEVATION North East

SECTION

Through Badminton Hall

0 5 10 15 25m
RCC Core
Section beams
RCC
STRUCTURE BASE
I
Peripheral Precast
beams Oak Columns Oak V Columns RCC Columns Wood Concrete Composite Flat Slab Concrete Flat Slab Precast Concrete Column Facade
DECK TOWER
Oakwood V Column Clear Glass Railing 400x600 RCC Column 470 thk Slab - 350 thk RCC Slab - 40 thk Soundproofing - 80 thk Sand Screed Triple Glazing 400x600 RCC Column 250x150 Concrete Column Precast Concrete Beam 470 thk Slab - 350 thk RCC Slab - 40 thk Soundproofing - 80 thk Sand Screed Oakwood Column Metal Wooden Frame Triple Glazing Sliding Screens Photovoltaic Panels Precast Concrete Panel 470 thk Wood Concrete Composite Slab - 230 thk Wooden Slab - 120 thk RCC Slab - 40 thk Soundproofing - 80 thk Sand Screed
BULK MASS
1:200
MODEL Scale-
FOCUS AREA MODEL Scale- 1:50

UNIVERSITAT EXZENTER

Bauhaus Campus 2021 Competiton Entry (Top 100 Entries) Semester IV | Group of 4 Site: Dessau, Germany

Bauhaus school emerged as an artistic bower for people to retreat from the horrors of World War I, re-establish their identity, and redefine the harsh reality. We endeavor to do the same with Bauhaus 2021: to create a place of Hope, Influence, and Exploration. Bauhaus 2021 aims to bridge the gap by re-exploring our natural past, allowing technology to contribute, rather than disrupt the balance.

Here at Exzenter, a student has no age limit, and is viewed as an individual who is eager to learn, appreciate, share and develop their understanding of art in its multifaceted glory. Thus the design seeks to simulate an environment that encourages a journey of introspection, for all to become superior versions of themselves.

Bahaus Campus Site 2021, School, Museum
Residential Built Mass and Parks Road Networks and Cycle Paths SITE Railway Network Site and Context

The Bauhaus School (literally meaning ‘construction house’ in German) was founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius in Weimar, then the capital of post WWI Germany. In this era of change and disillusionment, the movement sought to embrace 20th century machine culture in a way that allowed basic necessities like buildings, furniture, and design, to be completed in a utilitarian but effective way. It was grounded in the idea of creating a Gesamtkunstwerk (“comprehensive artwork”) in which all the arts would eventually be brought together.

Today, Bauhaus is often credited as the catalyst for modern architecture and furniture and as an important influence on mid-20th century painting and sculpture.

The 2021 Bauhaus Campus aims to be a place of hope, influence and exploration, that unites different people and redefine the harsh reality of our present.

The main ideology was to cluster spaces that promoted and challenged a global student body to explore and create innovations suited for the streams of design that the campus aimed to merge.

The spaces designed were to be dynamic to encourage interactions amongst the student body and to be in pace with the changing times and developments in the world.

Permeability

Flexibility

Nature Individuality

SECTION
CIRCULATION DIAGRAM
Showing Bicycle Tracks

ZONING DIAGRAM

Heirarchy of Privacy of spaces

0 1 2 3 5m

EXHIBITON SPACE

The exhibition space is a triple-storied structure that can be used unofficially for a periodic display of works or officially for exhibitions open to the public. The large area caters to anyone who wishes to portray their understandings through different mediums. The flexibility of the exhibition space aims to cater to a multi-faceted interaction between the global student body by promoting a global culture.

AV Hall - The presence of an AV hall makes screening and presentations for smaller groups more convenient.

Multipurpose Space - Semi-open space at the ground level connects to the outdoor exhibition area where stalls, fests, and other cultural events can be set up. This dynamicity of multipurpose spaces aims to ensure timelessness within the Exzenter campus.

Relaxation Den - Two levels of outdoor extensions serve as relaxation dens for formal guests visiting the campus and/or the exhibition.

Top level introduced for display of panels, works etc. Extension serves as relaxation space for formal guests etc.

Audio Visual Room added to upper level. Extension serves as a relaxation space for formal guests

Semi open multipurpose exhibition space defined with storage rooms and toilets placed

EXHIBITON SPACE

BUFFER WORKSPACE

CLASSROOMS AND WORKSHOPS

The classrooms provide optimum flexibility in seating and interactivity for achieving the perfect environment to support discussions of different kinds.

Workshops employ AR/VR technologies in lieu of multiple sets of physical equipment can contribute to judicious use of materials and labor, while also equipping the students for future hands-free machine environments.

Kit of parts: Kit-of-parts as a chosen component allows flexibility and efficiency by enabling use of pre-fabricated structures. Employed in the classrooms and workshops, the fractal hempcrete panels can be assembled and taken apart in a variety of ways.

Positioned to the north of the site, the spaces are exposed to diffused sunlight throughout the year and are accompanied with views of the railway tracks to the west. Well connected to other spaces in the campus, an outdoor recreation area to the north of the block ensures for an outdoor learning experience based on preferability.

Kit of parts: Kit-of-parts as a chosen component allows flexibility and efficiency by enabling use of prefabricated structures. Employed in the classrooms and workshops, the fractal hempcrete panels can be assembled and taken apart in a variety of ways.

DORMITORIES

The dorms are clustered on the north side of the campus, being vertically displaced across the buffer workspace and roof levels. The dormitories were designed with an ideology of transition from traditional learning spaces to a more relaxed and lenient environment.

The campus is facilitated with 7 dormitory clusters, each composed of 9 units, a lobby and a unisex washroom. Each room can occupy a maximum of two students with a direct access from the cycle and pedestrian tracks surrounding the clusters.

Owing to its proximity, one can access the private recreational area or the lawn roof, two outdoor spaces that have been designed exclusively for the dorm users. The private recreational roof is aided with gym equipment and mural walls whereas the lawn roof is a landscaped green roof for leisure activities.

Architecture affects our thoughts, cognitive abilities and our emotions. Given the physical nature of the built environment, it would be easy to assume that the visual qualities of spaces dominate our perception of a building. While designing this meditation centre, our attempt was to stimulate more than just the visual sense.

As the user gradually interacts with the casual interplay of built and semi built meditation spaces and open bamboo trail, all the senses accentuate gradually. Capturing how things actually feel, smell and even sound become a callous process and hence the time spent at this centre becomes a deeper collective experience. Considering all these senses further trigger feelings such as coziness, warmth, comfort and surprise.

Studio

Yoga Studio Yoga Studio Meditation Space Studio Studio Foyer

Cafe Spa Spa Spa Changing Room Changing Room

Gift Store Reception

Foyer

PLAN
Foyer
0 3 6 9 12m

high vantage point visually contrasting materials organic shadow due to trees

interaction of synthetic and natural realms

interplay of levels of roughness and materials

SECTION

sounds of nature water trickling down on level differences

ELEVATION

0 3 6 9 12m

YUSUF MANZIL

Co-operative Housing Semester V | Individual Site: Chawri Bazar, Old Delhi

The aim of the project is to adaptively reuse the existing building along with smaller structures around it for viable new uses other than those intended originally. The idea is to propose new forms of living, rethink about architectural spaces and propose new relationships between different spaces through the idea of a self sufficient cooperative housing. With the introduction and effective management of spaces along with supervised functioning, the goal to empower women of the community socially,mentally,emotionally and economically would be possible.

The idea is to propose a Coworking Space in the Cooperative Housing. Coworking spaces have helped bring out the best of minds to together to create a community truly unique. The spirit of connectivity and symbiosis would not only help the indivduals but also the society on the whole.

The Coworking Space would allow people seamlessly join resources so that everyone can enjoy a variety of services. This can include mailrooms, uninterupted internet connectivity, coffee machines, printing and faxing machines and maintained workstations

It would be not just a rented office space but a centre where people from different fields and backgrounds would interact for the general good.

The main idea is to create a space where women and non binary people can work freely as a community. They would be provided with incentives and perks, thus promoting their participation. This would not only bring in more women led enterprises but also increase the work efficiency of those currently working in isolation with distractions.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Coworking | Play Area | Ebike Rental

FIRST

FLOOR Coworking | Micro Apartments

EXISTING BUILDING SECTION

Demolished | Preserved

EXISTING PLAN

Demolished | Preserved

FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Micro Apartments | Family Apartments

0 3 6 9 15m
Apartments | Shared Kitchen | Dining

RESIDENTIAL UNITS

TYPE 1A

Bedrooms = 1 Users = 1-2 Area = 25 sqm. Units = 4

TYPE 2A

Bedrooms = 2 Users = 3-4 Area = 50 sqm. Units = 2

TYPE 1B

Bedrooms = 1 Users = 2 Area = 35 sqm. Units = 2

TYPE 2B

Bedrooms = 2 Users = 3-4 Area = 65 sqm. Units = 2

TYPE 4A

Bedrooms = 4 Users = 6-8 Area = 125 sqm. Units = 1

TYPE 3A

Bedrooms = 3 Users = 5 Area = 105 sqm. Units = 1

PERSPECTIVE SECTION
Coworking Coworking Apartment
0 3 6 9 15m
Apartment Micro Apartment Coworking

ENIGMA

A maze – an unwinding confusing stressful experience is reinterpreted as an escape into a paradise away from the hustle and bustle of the modern day. Taking the enclosed gloomy and tricky spaces and turning them into an alluring adventure. A designated path that guides you through all that the nature has on the plate – the earthy soil, trickling water, scorching sun, luxurious greens and gentle breeze. A labyrinth funnelling the visitors through the 7 chambers across 5 levels infused with captivating elements – An underground tunnel, a strenous wall climbing zone, ball pit, a central skylit circular stairwell topped by a wooden bridge amidst the greens serving as a vantage point, honeycomb like mirror maze, a swirling shadow ramp, dynamic wooden panels rotating by the gusts of wind penetrating through the elegant vertical corton steel fins making up the facade, water slides, rooftop garden labyrinth.

BASEMENT PLAN

Tunnel Maze

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Water Maze

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Tunnel Maze

TERRACE FLOOR PLAN

Garden Maze

FIRST FLOOR PLAN Wind Maze

GARDEN MAZE Terrace Level

WATER MAZE

MIRROR MAZE

WIND MAZE

SECTION AA’

TUNNEL MAZE Central Staircase

GROUND LEVEL

TUNNEL MAZE Upper Level

SECTION BB’

TUNNEL MAZE

Lower Level

MEASURED DRAWING

JAMI MASJID, MANDU

Selected Works

Semester I | Group of 5 Site: Lausanne, Switzerland

0 5 10 15 25m

DRAWING DHANYAKURIA, WEST BENGAL

Selected Works Semester II | Group of 5 Site: Lausanne, Switzerland

MEASURED
0 5 10 15 25m

SITE STUDY SHAHJAHANABAD

Selected Works Semester V | Group of 7

CONNECTIVITY

Old Delhi Railway Station Delhi Metro

Delhi Transport Corporation

Chandni Chowk 16 Stations 250 Trains pass through Delhi Local Buses

Delhi Gate Violet Line Yellow Line Red Line

Chawri Bazar Jama Masjid Lal Qila

Train Route Bus Route

AREAS OF INTERVENTION

Major Nodes

Community Nodes Galis of intervention

Landmarks Circulation

GALI QASIM JAAN

• It is the entry point to Gali Qasim Jaan from Lal Kuan Road.

• A significant node for tourist activities.

• It is surrounded by shops and eateries

• It was founded by the freedom fighter Hakim Ajmal Khan.

• It is in close proximity to the Sharif Manzilhome to the hakeems.

Ballimaran Chowk

• It is the entry point into Gali Qasim Jaan from Ballimaran Road.

• The royal Dawakhana, Unchi masjid and the ancient Sharif Manzil surrounds this node.

Havelis Institutional Religious

Zakir Suban Chowk Hindustani Dawakhana
Section AA’ Section CC’ Section BB’

PHOTOGRAPHY

Selected Works

DEVANSH BANSAL

bdevansh5@gmail.com +91 81785 83079 Devansh Bansal

B.Arch | School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

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