Architecture Portfolio _Devika I Patil _SPA DELHI (2019-2022) by Devika Patil

School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

PORTFOLIO

2019 Present A process of learning and evolving

Devika Ishwar Patil

CURRICULUM VITAE CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION

School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

Bachelor of Architecture // 2019-Present

Podar International School, Jalgaon, Maharashtra

12th Boards CBSE // 2017-19 93 %

10th Boards CBSE // 2013-2017 96.8 % (10 CGPA)

Kendriya Vidyalaya NMU, Jalgaon, Maharashtra A Grade // 2007-2012

EXPERIENCE

26 November 2001

New Delhi, India

+91-8595468491, +91-9607731555 pdevika.2001@gmail.com

HI!

I am Devika Patil, a 4th year architecture student at the School of planning and architecture, New Delhi.

Architecture to me is creating spaces of meaning and experience. I’d describe myself as very resourceful and ambitious. I am open minded, creative and unshakably optimistic.

When I decided to pursue Architecture, I didn’t exactly know where the journey would take me. Now 4 years into the course, it has always been a great learning experience and a medium for me to pick up and assemble the imaginary pieces of my mind and express myself.

Architecture intern (Trainee) THE ARCHITECT // Nov 2021 - February 2022

SOFTWARE SKILLS

2d Drafting BIM/3d Modelling

ACHIEVEMENTS

RUNNER UPS - Net zero building design Solar decathlon India // 2022

TOP 10 - Retreat Centre design competition Artuminate// 2022

SPORTS CO-ORDINATOR

Chess and Football coordinator // 2021-22

CO-ORDINATOR Spokes-cycling society// 2021-22

TOP 30 in the batch of 120 CGPA - 7.89 // 2019-present

EXTRA-CURRICULAR

Electives

Landscape design // 2022 Hotel Planning and design // 2022 Photography //2020 No Entry : The(Un)Written Social Codes of Space // 2020 Modelling Inter SPA, Vijaywada - 2nd Place // 2020

Post-Processing Rendering

Documentation Measured drawing - Bada Bagh Chhatris, Jaisalmer // 2019

Chess National level Kendriya vidyalaya // 2011

HOBBIES/INTERESTS

LANGUAGE SKILLS

English Hindi Marathi (Native) German

Adobe photoshop Lumion Enscape Trimble SketchUp Travel Chess Football Cooking Cycling Keyboard Autodesk AutoCAD Rhinoceros 3d Autodesk Revit Adobe illustrator Adobe indesign Figma

JEEVCHAKRA

TOP 10 // Retreat Centre Design Competition

GROUP OF 3 // Archiol

छाँव

Semester 4 // Crafts centre design

INDIVIDUAL WORK // Academic

March 2022

Semester

साम्यती

Semester 6 // Educational building 1st Runner Up // Solar Decathlon India Competition GROUP OF 10 // Academic

SUKRITI

Semester 3 // Residence design IINDIVIDUAL WORK // Academic

Winter Semester 2020-2021

Winter Semester 2022-2023

KOUSHUR

Semester 7 // JW Mariott Resort Design INDIVIDUAL WORK // Academic

VRIDDH

Semester 5 // Educational building design

GROUP OF 2 // Academic

Winter Semester 2020-2021

Winter Semester 2022-2023

WORKING DRAWINGS

Semester 7 // Multi-use high rise INDIVIDUAL WORK // Academic

Spring Semester 2021-2022

Spring Semester 2019-2020

MEASURED DRAWING

Semester 2 // Measure Drawing GROUP WORK // Academic

CONTENTS CONTENTS

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J E E V C H A K R A

The Circle of life

TOP 10 // Competition Entry // Retreat Centre Design GROUP OF 3 // 2022 Archiol Retreat Centre Design Competition

Sitting beyond the tributary of the Padma river is the Circle of Life. The retreat surrounds itself with the sounds of the waves as the ferry passes by. It brings on itself the aim to achieve a blissful state of mind by targeting all seven chakras of the body of the visitors. The openness of the curved spaces, derived from the glowing in the impure lotus, allows for interaction not just with nature but the unknown lives of hundreds surrounding them. As the sun rises and glows upon the crops growing beyond the retreat center, a fresh new morning awaits every day.

The Karamuddikatan Statue

The 11th Century Solid Black Granite Statue is visited by tourists from India and abroad to seek blessings, as stories about its immense healing energy have spread far and wide. The Statue has lost its importance over time. The Retreat looks to rejuvenate the Karamuddikatan Statue and give back the importance of the piligrimage site by relocating the Statue within the Retreat. The culture of Buddhist retreat follows the teachings and learnings of principles and not God,retaining inclusivity of all.

SITE

The Circle of Life in an inclusive Buddhist retreat near the existing Karamuddikatan Statue of Buddha in Allepey, Kerala. The site chosen has been split into two sides across the river to assemble a natural biosphere. The existing agriculture fields and landscape align with the Buddhist views of the retreat.

Site location : Allepey, Kerala

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The circle of life

C O N C E P T

THE EIGHTFOLD PATH

The Circle of Life integrates the principle of the Eightfold Path followed by the Buddhists in the different zones. These spaces and the spatial axes stand in harmony with the Buddhist Chakra.

The 7 Chakras

The retreat aspires to unblock the 7 chakras (or energy channels of the body) to allow the free-flowing positive energy through the body throughout the stay.

Form

Since the lotus grows in muddy water, it symbolises the purity of the enlightened mind arising amidst the sufferings. The forms and curves are inspired by the lotus petals and derived into the spaces.

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COMPETITION

Retreat

FORM

A circle is very significant in Buddhism. The 7 Chakras, the Dharmchakra, and the snails on the Buddha’s head are circular. Circles signify that life is everything and progressing.

The concept is also one of the central principles of the Three Universal Truths in Buddhist philosophy. In addition to the circle, the derivative forms of the lotus petals segregate the spaces from each other.

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8 10 11 LEGEND 1 - Entrance 2 - Reception and cafe 3 - Library 4 - Entrance to the SPA and Sauna 5 - Half Buddha Black Granite Statue 6 - Deck over the river connecting the spaces across the river 7 - White marble Buddha Statue 8 - Yoga pavillion 9 - Meditation Centre 10 - Pampa River 11 - Ferry Point 12 - Way to Agricultural fields 13 - Agriculture fields COMPETITION - Retreat Center JeevChakra I March 2022 9 7 12 13 3 1 2 4 6 5 COMPETITION - Retreat Center I The circle of life

Yoga centre and the walking pavilion

The form 12 13

Entrance to the Spa and Sauna room

छाँव

The essence of community

Semester 4 // Academic work // Crafts centre design INDIVIDUAL WORK // 2021

Instructors : Prof.Jatinder Kaur, Ar.Suparna Ghosh, Prof.Vikas Gandhi, Prof.Kapil Mathur

Located at the Heart of Delhi, ‘‘ छाँव’’ crafts centre aims at honoring the dying crafts of Gujarat and bring together the communities through interactive design.

The crafts centre provides teaching and propogation of the crafts along with its other functions like exhibition, museum, recreational spaces, all connected with numerous green spaces and transitional semi-open spaces.

Link to walkthrough

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I The Essence of Community

CONCEPT

Dividing spaces based on functionality into 4 zones

BUFFER SPACES

Built masses enclose the central spaces, and create mutual shading

Defining a central space with a water body by tying up the zones

Planting maximum trees on the site ensures aesthetic green buffer spaces and shading of the open spaces and pathways and also minimal heat gain within the building

The central water body insulates the built masses from heat gain and cool the overall environment

The built masses open into private courts as well as the central courts which acts as the prime interaction zone for the users and a shaded buffer zone

Providing Semi-open spaces with Pergola to create transition spaces for each zone thus ensuring comfortable user experience thus creating shaded interactive spaces

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workshops exhibition hall multipurpose hall souvenir shop admin block residential block Cafeteria museum

FIGURE GROUND CIRCULATION ACADEMIC - Crafts Centre Design I The Essence of Community Paved Area Metalled Road Built Up spaces Semi-open areas Green spaces Soft scaped areas 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 9 10 11 14 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 20 21 1. Entrance 2. Parking 3. Ticket Counter 4. Admin Office 5. Entrance Porch 6. Souvenir Shop 7. Museum 8. Exhibition Hall 9. Multipurpose Hall 10. Restroom 11. Wood Craft Workshop 12. Rogan Art Workshop 13. Kala Cotton Weaving Workshop 14. Central Court for the Workshops 15. Cafeteria (Closed & Semi-open) 16. Female Dormitory 17. Male Dormitory 18. Apartment 19. Service Yard 20. Service Road 21. Exit 22

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Kala Cotton Weaving Workshop

Drying/dyeing area

Rogan Art Workshop Entrance to the Workshops Lacquered wood Workshop

Drying

painted clothes Common Court

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Lacquered Wood workshop Outdoor workshop

central court for the workshops

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Entrance Central greens overlooking the Cafe and Residences Apartment

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Private semi-open court with shading elements

entrance porch

S U K R I T I

Office cum Residence

2nd year // Academic work // Residence Design INDIVIDUAL WORK // 2020

Instructors : Prof.Jatinder Kaur, Ar.Suparna Ghosh, Prof.Vikas Gandhi, Prof.Kapil Mathur

The Singhania’s

The client, Mrs.Ankita singhania is a leading Lawyer of Delhi NCR, who wants to build a house for her family comprising of old age parents, working husband and two kids. The clients own a plot in new friends colony. the residence must be contemplated and designed in a manner which satisfies the human expectationsof enhancement in well-being, functionality, comfort and quality of life.

A Space can be transformed into a Place through designing which enables the userto develop memory association, identity and emotion with the setting/environment. The clients want a home which bonds the people of their family together.

Requirements of the Client

Maximum use of greens even within the built form. Maximum involvement of guests with the family. A large family lounge with a water body.

Recreational Spaces well connected with every space. Easy access to the office from outside.

Home Gym A party space with the best views possible.

Space for Gardening

THE SITE

Site Area : 450 sq.m

MAIN ACCESS ROAD (Gurudwara Road)

Khijrabad Village

SPA Hostel

Vacant Plot

Site B -533, Ashoka Park Rd, Block B, New Friends Colony, New Delhi

Green Plot

MAIN ACCESS ROAD (Ashoka Park Road)

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Design

1. Double heighted living space for ventilation and grand experience

MAXIMISING THE GREENS

2. Sunken courtyard and a green space in the basement for cross ventilation

Providing private and public green spaces at each level.

Distribution of Spaces

Keeping the workspace in the basement for privacy and the residence at the upper levels for better experience and views

Public Spaces

Semi-private Spaces

Private Spaces

Cantilevered floor to create mutual shading for the balconies

DOUBLE HEIGHTED LIVING ROOM SUNKEN COURT DOUBLE HEIGHTED LIVING ROOM SUNKEN COURT DOUBLE HEIGHTED LIVING ROOM

I D E A T I O N

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

The Site

Carving out the ground for basement and also creating a sunken court for ventilation

Pushing the mass to create balconies and green spaces on all levels for better experience.

Stacking the floors

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Adding facade elements to create semi-open spaces and balconies

Ariel view

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building materials

panels for facade, doors and windows Double glazed glass panels for doors & windows

flooring

semi-private

public spaces Marble flooring

private spaces

living

the pool Outdoor deck and seating in lawn

Exposed AAC Blocks as

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Material palette Bar counter Informal

overviewing

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VRIDDH

Stepping up Education

Semester 5 // Academic work // Educational building

GROUP OF 2 // December 2021

Instructors : Dr.Shweta Manchanda, Dr.Deepti Gupta, Ar.Ashwani Dutta, Ar.Kinshuk Agarwal

Partnered with Tribhuvan University, Department of Medicine to create net-zero energy, water, and waste, climate-resilient educational building for students pursuing super-specialty courses in Kathmandu.

The approach to this design is to anchor on the values of climate-responsive strategies based on passive technologies influenced by the vernacular practices while respecting the native bye-laws, building codes, and the cultural and historical background, while focusing on energy efficiency and leading to a sustainable building.

at a higher point, no risk of flooding and the natural drainage is towards the road

Location : TU Rd, Kirtipur-44618, Kathmandu Vallley, Nepal

Total site area : 8115 sq.m

Ground Coverage : 4650 sq m

Estimated Built up area : 9800 sq m

Parking Built Up Area: 5000 sq m

Access

Site High Tension Power Line

Land Use Gradation Drainage Campus High Tension Power Line with offset of 12m on both sides Ring Road (15m wide) Internal Roads Unused Land Flat Land Residential Area Low Gradation Existing Building on Site High Gradation The Academic site is located

Academic Site

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Concept

Creating an entrance from the more open side, from the future expansion

Creating multiple lows between high blocks to retain the natural views of the landscape.

Lowering a block to increase views from the hospital.

Utilising the level difference between contours for parking within the site without any other structure

Using the space between buildingd for landscaping and to reduce carbon emission

Creating a water channel using the existing slopes of the site

Adding a low lying transparent reception block to retain the views

Using the seismic resistance step back form for terraces to retain the green spaces of this patch of land.

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FORM DEVELOPMENT SECTION SHOWING STEPPED FORM

1. Defining a built mass between the roads and high tension line

2. Substracting areas on high contoured land and for green spaces

3. Lowering the heights of reception black for an alternate low and high structure and view of skyline from approaching internal road.

4. Addition of corridors to hospital block and between the 2 high storied blocks

5. Pushing back the blocks to create terraces on both blocks as well as to create an earthquake resistant structure

LVL -6300 LVL +900 LVL +4500 LVL

LVL +11700 LVL +15300 LVL +18900 LVL +22500 LVL

+8100

-2700

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1 2 A C D E G 3 7 4 6 F 8 9 10 1 D E 2 4 5 6 7 9 10 12 13 A 8 B F G 11 KITCHEN B MEETING ROOM COMPUTER ROOM SEMINAR HALL FACULTY CUBICLES TOILETS TOILETS COMMON STAFF ROOM CORE CORE WAITING LOBBY KITCHEN SOCIAL WELFARE & COUNSELIING COMPUTER ROOM CORE FINANCE SECTION PANTRY TOILETS GENERAL ADMINISTRATION PROCUREMENT SECTION LVL -600 LVL +00 OUTDOORCAFETERIA WAITINGLOUNGE INFORMATIONDESK OUTDOOR SEATING GROUND FLOOR PLAN LVL +900 ACADEMIC - Educational Building Educational Building - ACADEMIC I Stepping up Education VriddhI November 2021 48 49

साम्यती

A step towards sustainability

Semester 6 // Academic work // Educational building GROUP OF 10 // April 2022

Solar Decathlon India // Net-Zero Building

1st Runner Up

Instructors : Dr.Shweta Manchanda, Dr.Deepti Gupta, Ar.Ashwani Dutta, Ar.Kinshuk Agarwal

Variable X Partnered with Tribhuvan University, Department of Medicine to create net-zero energy, water, and waste, climate-resilient educational building for students pursuing super-specialty courses in Kathmandu.

Link to Documentation of the competition submissions

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ZONING

PASSIVE STRATEGY

The major heating load is taken care of by the passive strategy used.

The DOAS system was required to provide minimum air exchanges (scheduled to operate during winter months), which increased the optimized EPI after EPD Optimisation from 10 back to 35.3.

Due to the incorporated passive strategy, summers require only minimum air exchanges, which are being provided using ceiling fans, and a 2-degree drop in temperature, also achieved by using ceiling fans, as per the UC Berkeley lab tested report on HVAC Systems.

Passive Strategy in Summer

Comfort temperatures are being achieved in the summers without the use of cooling and ventilation systems.

Passive Strategy in Winters

The solar heat gain was being retained due to the efficient building envelope throughout the day.

BUILDING FORM & ENVELOPE

Envelope optimization was done by optimizing the glazing, wall, and roof envelope. Multiple envelopes were simulated using design-build er and envelopes having suitable U-Values as per Super ECBC Standards as well as locally available materials were chosen to reduce heat loss by up to 75%.

KOUSHUR

A heavenly adobe in Kashmir

Semester 7 // Academic work // JW Mariott Hospitality project Individual work // December 2022

Instructors

: Prof. Taranjit Singh, Dr.Khushal Matai, Prof. Saumya Uttam

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NOTES :

1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE.

2. ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE READ WITH THE RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS AND AMBIGUITY OR DISCREPANCY SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF CONSULTANT IMMEDIATELY.

3. DRAWING IS TO BE READ AND NOT TO BE MEASURED.

4. FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL IS AS SPECIFIED.

5. GRID LINES PASSING THROUGH THE CENTER OF COLUMN UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

LEGEND

SITEACCESSROAD(30MWIDE)

W1 RISER 150 MM TREAD 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH 2000 MM FIRE STAIRCASE Basement P. Shaft P. Shaft FD3 ±0.00 ±0.00 -600 -1200 FD3 FD3 UP DN 300 430 K J K J 2300 5770 2200 8500 6854 1324 670 3570 300 300 300 4 4 FD3 FD3 J J J J 2800 4000 200 2300 1075 925 2050 600 2800 1075 8500 8500 1100 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 1100 8500 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT 2775 2915 3970 4570 545 7400 5913 2200 300 300 2150 RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP SITE BOUNDARY BASEMENT OUTLINE 7985 8555 300 8420 2628 300 8555 8135 ±0.00 ±0.00 ±0.00 9065 CG1 CG1 CG1 CG1 W1 W2 CG1 RETAIL SHOP 5530 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 L N Q E G H K ELECTRICAL ROOM M 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 -2100 -4200 STAIRCASE -1500 -3600 -4200 -2100 420 7550 2200 7400 7400 1100 7400 1100 1100 7400 1100 7950 8370 1100 15900 1100 7400 1100 7950 8370 4570 3740 2915 2775 2150 DRIVEWAY RAMP FROM LOWER BASEMENT SPACE FOR SERVICES -3600 -3600 LD1 12000 12000 12000 8500 8500 8500 SITE BOUNDARY 8050 1100 9600 1100 STAIRCASE -1500 -3600 -4200 -2100 1100 1100 650 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 1100 8050 1100 4933 2317150 420 650 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 2200 7400 1100 BASEMENT ENTRY BASEMENT EXIT EXIT RAMP ENTRY RAMP -3600 M DRIVEWAY M N P Q R S E G H J K D C B A T U F 1 2 3 LIFT LOBBY ELECTRICAL ROOM AHU ROOM -3600 8500 8500 1100 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 1100 8500 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT 4265 295 2775 5913 2200 300 300 460 545 2775 2915 3970 4570 545 7400 5913 2200 300 300 2150 2150 RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP MAIN LOBBY MAIN LOBBY MAIN LOBBY SITE BOUNDARY BASEMENT OUTLINE 4570 8270 300 8555 8135 2627 8270 300 8420 7985 8555 300 8420 2628 300 8555 8135 ±0.00 8540 9065 +2100 +1500 +3600 +3600 CG1 CG1 CG1 CG1 CG1 W1 W2 FD2 FD3 CG1 2620 RETAIL SHOP 5530 CG1 CG1 CG1 CG1 W2 W1 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 Q PLUMBING SHAFT ELECTRICAL ROOM SHAFT SHAFT LIFT LOBBY MALE WASHROOM FOR DETAIL REFER SHEET NO.15 8500 8500 1100 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 FIRE STAIRCASE LIFT LOBBY 8540 3740 4570 2775 2915 2150 420 7550 2200 7400 420 7400 2200 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 1100 1100 7400 1100 7950 8370 1100 15900 1100 7400 1100 7950 8370 4570 3740 2915 2775 2150 DRIVEWAY DRIVEWAY RAMP FROM LOWER BASEMENT RAMP TO LOWER BASEMENT SPACE FOR SERVICES SHAFT SHAFT -3600 -3600 -3600 -3600 LD1 FD1 8500 1100 8500 12000 12000 12000 8500 8500 8500 8500 SITE BOUNDARY 8050 1100 9600 1100 1100 7400 1100 7400 2200 7400 1100 650 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 2200 7400 1100 8050 1100 4933 2317150 420 7820 1100 7400 2200 7400 10124 650 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 1100 7400 2200 7400 1100 BASEMENT ENTRY BASEMENT EXIT EXIT RAMP ENTRY RAMP -3600 -3600 6 M DRIVEWAY M DRIVEWAY M N P Q R S E G H J K D C B A T U F 1 2 3 4 ELECTRICAL ROOM AHU ROOM LIFT LOBBY ELECTRICAL ROOM AHU ROOM -3600 -3600 8500 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT 300 MM EXPANSION 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT ±0.00 STAIRCASE RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP MAIN LOBBY MAIN LOBBY MAIN LOBBY MAIN ENTRANCE BACK ENTRANCE EXHAUST FAN PER DETAIL ±0.00 ±0.00 8500 8500 1100 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 1100 8500 4570 5300 2300 2200 300 100 430 300 460 545 2775 2915 3740 4570 545 5913 2200 2200 300 100 430 300 2150 300 7985 8555 300 8420 2628 300 8555 8135 8540 8540 FD3 FD3 FD3 FD3 D5 FD1 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG2 CG3 CG3 CG2 CG2 CG3 CG3 CG1 CG1 CG1 CG1 W1 CG1 CG1 CG1 CG1 CG1 CG1 W2 W1 L N P Q E G H K ELECTRICAL ROOM AHU ROOM FEMALE WASHROOM LIFT LOBBY MALE WASHROOM FEMALE WASHROOM SHAFT SHAFT M FOR DETAIL REFER SHEET NO.15 16 FOR DETAIL REFER SHEET NO.14

AR 001 SHEET NO. 01/02 4TH YEAR, SECTION A ROLL NO. A/3310/2019 SPA, NEW DELHI ARCHITECT : PATIL DEVIKA ISHWAR CHECKED BY : REVISION TABLE REVISION NO. DATE REMARKS DATE : 11-01-2023 PROJECT TITLE : KEY PLAN SHEET TITLE : MIXED USE HIGH RISE NOIDA, INDIA WORKING DRAWINGS DOOR SCHEDULE WINDOW SCHEDULE HEIGHT WIDTH REMARKS D1 2100 1000 SINGLE LEAF DOOR D2 1180 D3 1000 D4 900 D5 FD1 FD2 FD3 FD4 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2000 1500 1600 2100 1000 SINGLE LEAF DOOR SINGLE LEAF DOOR SINGLE LEAF DOOR AUTOMATIC GLASS DOOR FIRE DOOR FIRE DOOR FIRE STAIRCASE DOOR FIRE DOOR W1 W2 CG 1 CG 2 CG 3 CILL LINTEL WIDTH 600 1600 0 0 0 1500 500 3550 3550 3550 5170 1500 7700 5350 3200 FIRE STAIRCASE WINDOW VENTILAITION WINDOW CURTAIN GLAZING CURTAIN GLAZING CURTAIN GLAZING WIDTH RCC WALLS 230 MM BRICK COLUMN (600 x 800) SEMESTER 7 N BASEMENT PLAN GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR STAIRCASE SECTION STAICASE PLAN

NOTES :

1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE.

2. ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE READ WITH THE RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS AND AMBIGUITY OR DISCREPANCY SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF CONSULTANT IMMEDIATELY.

3. DRAWING IS TO BE READ AND NOT TO BE MEASURED.

4. FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL IS AS SPECIFIED.

5. GRID LINES PASSING THROUGH THE CENTER OF COLUMN UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

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RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP AHU Room AHU Room AHU ROOM OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP AHU ROOM PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING SERVICES SERVICES -7.2 M Lower Basement -3.6 M Upper Basement +0.00 Ground Floor +3.6 M First Floor +7.2 M Second Floor +10.8 M Third Floor +14.4 M Fourth Floor +18 M Fifth Floor +21.6 M Sixth Floor +25.2 M Seventh Floor +28.8 M Eighth Floor +32.4 M Ninth Floor +36 M Tenth Floor +39.6 M Eleventh Floor +43.2 M Twelfth Floor +46.8 M Thirteenth Floor +50.4 M Terrace + 54 M Mumty L M N P Q R S E F G H J K D C B A T U TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET TOILET AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM AHU ROOM W2 Drinking water Fountain Janitor Closet Female Washroom Male Washroom Plumbing Shaft Handicap Toilet D1 D2 D3 D2 D4 5915 300 Exhaust Fan Cutout per detail. 2630 L K L K 3 4 4 3 2255 2440 1970 670 670 670 670 1255 800 800 800 850 1525 165 965 800 850 2600 2795 2795 2600 1130 1615 3160 1582 475 Drinking water Fountain Janitor Closet Female Washroom Male Washroom Plumbing Shaft Handicap Toilet Drinking water Fountain Janitor Closet Female Washroom Male Washroom Plumbing Shaft Handicap Toilet 100Dia CI Waste Pipe FD FD FD FD FD FD FD FD 100Dia CI Soil Pipe 100Dia CI Soil Pipe 100Dia CI Waste Pipe 100Dia CI Waste Pipe 100Dia CI Waste Pipe 20dia CPVC CPVC CWS Drop 20dia CPVC FWS 20dia CPVC CWS 20dia CPVC FWS 20dia CPVC CWS 20dia CPVC FWS from O.H Water Tank CPVC CWS Drop from O.H Water Tank CWS (Drinking) 20dia CPVC CWS 20dia CPVC CPVC CWS Drop 20dia CPVC FWS from O.H Water Tank CWS (Drinking) BUILDING SECTION TYPICAL TOILET PLAN TYPICAL SUPPLY LAYOUT TYPICAL DRAINAGE LAYOUT

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TABLE REVISION NO. DATE REMARKS DATE : 11-01-2023 PROJECT TITLE : SHEET TITLE : MIXED USE HIGH RISE NOIDA, INDIA WORKING DRAWINGS DOOR SCHEDULE WINDOW SCHEDULE HEIGHT WIDTH REMARKS D1 2100 1000 SINGLE LEAF DOOR D2 1180 D3 1000 D4 900 D5 FD1 FD2 FD3 FD4 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2000 1500 1600 2100 1000 SINGLE LEAF DOOR SINGLE LEAF DOOR SINGLE LEAF DOOR AUTOMATIC GLASS DOOR FIRE DOOR FIRE DOOR FIRE STAIRCASE DOOR FIRE DOOR W1 W2 CG 1 CG 2 CG 3 CILL LINTEL WIDTH 600 1600 0 0 0 1500 500 3550 3550 3550 5170 1500 7700 5350 3200 FIRE STAIRCASE WINDOW VENTILAITION WINDOW CURTAIN GLAZING CURTAIN GLAZING CURTAIN GLAZING WIDTH RCC WALLS 230 MM BRICK COLUMN (600 x 800) SEMESTER 7 N

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Located on the edge of Bada Bagh, are two well-formed chhatris illustrating gran deur of two great men - Maharawal Gaj Singh and Maharawal Salivahan Singh III of Measuring and documenting these Chattris and creating Handrafted and AutoCAD

Vijeet ShowinShah Nair Mansi Singh Jyotsana Rawat Devika Patil

Mode of rendering : Stippling by pen and pencil colours

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A COLUMN B DETAIL A

CHHATRI A

This Chhatri commemorates Maharawal Gaj Singh, who died in 1846. it is made in the trabeated style of architecture. The dome is octagonal and is corbelled to taper at the top. A Kalasha adorns the top. At the centre of the unpraised plinth is a commemorative stone with a carving of the king and his wife.

CHHATRI B

Adjacent to chhatri A, we have the chhatri of Maharawal Salivahan Singh III. It has a form quite different from the latter. As the dome resembles that of a mosque locals say, it was made by the workers inspired by the style of Mughal architecture. The ribbed dome structure is recent as compared to the above chhatri.

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