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

School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

PORTFOLIO

2019

Present A process of learning and evolving

Devika Ishwar Patil

CURRICULUM CURRICULUM VITAE VITAE EDUCATION

ACHIEVEMENTS

School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

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

Podar International School, Jalgaon, Maharashtra

TOP 10 - Retreat Centre design competition Artuminate// 2022

Bachelor of Architecture // 2019-Present 12th Boards CBSE // 2017-19 93 %

SPORTS CO-ORDINATOR Chess and Football coordinator // 2021-22

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

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

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

EXPERIENCE 26 November 2001 New Delhi, India +91-8595468491, +91-9607731555 pdevika.2001@gmail.com

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

EXTRA-CURRICULAR

SOFTWARE SKILLS

Electives Landscape design // 2022 Hotel Planning and design // 2022 Photography //2020 No Entry : The(Un)Written Social Codes of Space // 2020

2d Drafting

BIM/3d Modelling

Modelling Inter SPA, Vijaywada - 2nd Place // 2020

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.

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

Autodesk AutoCAD

Trimble SketchUp

Rendering

Rhinoceros 3d

Autodesk Revit

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

Post-Processing

Chess National level Kendriya vidyalaya // 2011 Lumion

Enscape

Adobe photoshop

Adobe illustrator

Adobe indesign

Figma

HOBBIES/INTERESTS

LANGUAGE SKILLS English

Hindi

Marathi (Native)

Travel

Chess

Cycling

Keyboard

German

Football

Cooking

CONTENTS CONTENTS

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

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

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Semester 5 // Educational building design GROUP OF 2 // Academic

DEVIKA PATIL - Selected works 2019-present

Spring Semester 2021-2022

Spring Semester 2019-2020

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JEEVCHAKRA 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.

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COMPETITION - Retreat Center

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

COMPETITION - Retreat Center

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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

Form

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.

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.

COMPETITION - Retreat Center

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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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Yoga centre and the walking pavilion

Entrance to the Spa and Sauna room

The form

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छाँ व

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

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Located at the Heart of Delhi, ‘‘ छाँ व ’’ 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. art an

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CONCEPT

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Dividing spaces based on functionality into 4 zones

B U F F E R S PA C E S

Built masses enclose the central spaces, and create mutual shading

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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 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

ACADEMIC - Crafts Centre Design

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

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

exhibition hall

multipurpose hall

workshops Cafeteria souvenir shop

admin block

ARIEL VIEW

residential block

museum

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Entrance Parking Ticket Counter Admin Office Entrance Porch Souvenir Shop 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

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Cafeteria (Closed & Semi-open) Female Dormitory Male Dormitory Apartment Service Yard Service Road Exit

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Lacquered Wood workshop

Outdoor workshop

Common Court

Drying painted clothes

Rogan Art Workshop

Entrance to the Workshops

Kala Cotton Weaving Workshop

Drying/dyeing area

Lacquered wood Workshop

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central court for the workshops

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Entrance

Central greens overlooking the Cafe and Residences

Apartment

Private semi-open court with shading elements

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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 Khijrabad Village

SPA Hostel

Vacant Plot

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ACADEMIC - Residence Design

Site B -533, Ashoka Park Rd, Block B, New Friends Colony, New Delhi MAIN ACCESS ROAD (Gurudwara Road)

Green Plot

MAIN ACCESS ROAD (Ashoka Park Road)

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I D E A T I O N

DOUBLE HEIGHTED LIVING ROOM

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1. Double heighted living space for ventilation and grand experience

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

MAXIMISING THE GREENS 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

Cantilevered floor to create mutual shading for the balconies

DOUBLE HEIGHTED LIVING ROOM

Public Spaces Semi-private Spaces Private Spaces

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DOUBLE HEIGHTED LIVING ROOM

ACADEMIC - Residence Design

SUNKEN COURT

SUNKEN COURT

Residence Design - ACADEMIC

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

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

Ariel view Stacking the floors

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

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Adding facade elements to create semi-open spaces and balconies

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Basement plan

First floor plan

Ground floor plan

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Terrace Plan

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Bar counter

Material palette

Exposed AAC Blocks as building materials

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Wooden panels for facade, doors and windows

ACADEMIC - Residence Design

Double glazed glass panels for doors & windows

Vinly flooring for semi-private & public spaces

Marble flooring for private spaces

Informal living overviewing the pool

Outdoor deck and seating in lawn

Residence Design - ACADEMIC

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I Stepping up Education

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.

Site Campus Academic Site

High Tension Power Line High Tension Power Line with offset of 12m on both sides

Access Ring Road (15m wide) Internal Roads

Land Use Unused Land Residential Area Existing Building on Site

Gradation Flat Land Low Gradation High Gradation

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ACADEMIC - Educational Building

The Academic site is located 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

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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.

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

Adding a low lying transparent reception block to retain the views

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ACADEMIC - Educational Building

Lowering a block to increase views from the hospital.

Creating a water channel using the existing slopes of the site

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

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2. Substracting areas on high contoured land and for green spaces LVL +11700

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

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

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

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A step towards sustainability

AHU Core A min Area Faculty Room Exam Halls

Semester 6 // Academic work // Educational building GROUP OF 10 // April 2022 Solar Decathlon India // Net-Zero Building

Meeting Rooms Research Labs Terrace 3ar en Lecture Theatre Seminar Hall

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.

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.

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PASSIVE STRATEGY

BUILDING FORM & ENVELOPE

Envelope optimization was done by optimizing the glazing, wall, and roof envelope. Multiple envelopes were simulated using design-builder 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%.

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.

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 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.

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1 - Public area drop-off 2 - Banquet + Function drop-off 3 - Public spaces on ground floor Admin areas on First floor.

4 - All Day Dining on Ground floor Speciallty restaurant and Destination Bar on first floor.

5 - All Day Dining on Ground floor Cafe Deli on upper level.

6 - Receiving facilities on lower ground floor BOH areas on ground floor 7 - Service dock and loading bays 8 - Function areas on lower ground and ground floor 9 - Open space for function areas 10 - Recreation areas 11 - Yoga Pavillion 12 - Guest block 13 - 2-BHK Villas 14 - 3-BHK Villa

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AHU ROOM

+3600

CG2

M

L

5530

E

MALE WASHROOM

N

P

EA

CC

ES

SR

STAICASE PLAN

BASEMENT OUTLINE

1

+2100

SIT

Q

OA

D

(30

M

WI

DE

)

CG2

D2 +1500

BASEMENT P. SHAFT

P. SHAFT

LD1 ±0.00

RETAIL SHOP

8135 8500

FEMALE WASHROOM

LD1

2150

5913

8500

FD4

FD2

ELECTRICAL ROOM

2200

LIFT LOBBY

D2

300 2628 1100 DRINKING

8555 8500

FD3 FHC

±0.00

RETAIL SHOP CG2

12000

RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

2775 8500

3970 8500

2915

±0.00

7400

D1

D4

4570

300

±0.00

RETAIL SHOP

6170

PLUMBING SHAFT

RETAIL SHOP

7985 8500

8555 8500

±0.00

RETAIL SHOP 8420 8500

1100

CG2

WATER FOUNTAIN

LD1

JANITOR CLOSET

FD1

D3 LV SHAFT D5

300

300 MM EXPANSION W2

450MM ALUMINIUM SHEET

CG1

8540

CG1

MAIN LOBBY FIRE STAIRCASE 2

MAIN LOBBY

2200

+3600

5300

HANDICAP TOILET

AHU ROOM

CG2 D2

UP 545

D1

4265 2915

2150

RETAIL SHOP 8270 8555

2627

DRINKING WATER FOUNTAIN

RETAIL SHOP 8420 8420

300

FD3

RETAIL SHOP

FEMALE WASHROOM

RETAIL SHOP

±0.00

±0.00

LV SHAFTLD1 HV SHAFT BASEMENT P. SHAFT

P. SHAFT

D5

545 CG3

+1500

D5 D4

D1

UP

D5

EXHAUST FAN CUTOUT AS PER SPECIFICATIONS

PLUMBING SHAFT

D2

+3600

AHU ROOM

HANDICAP TOILET

+2100

MAIN LOBBY

CG1

W1

±0.00

D5

LD1

2915

2775

6170

FD3

±0.00

±0.00

F

G

ELECTRICAL ROOM

K

300

±0.00

L

5300

M

D2

N

EXHAUST FAN AS PER DETAIL

P

Q

1100

8500 CG1

100

8500

FD3

300 MM EXPANSION JOINT

8500

FD3

W1

8500 W2

300

430

8500 CG1

1100

300

8500 CG1

300 MM EXPANSION JOINT

FOR DETAIL REFER SHEET NO.15 & 16

FOR DETAIL REFER SHEET NO.14

SITE BOUNDARY FD3 300 MM EXPANSION JOINT

300

G

CG1

H

J

CG1

300

K

W2

L

W1

M

N

CG1

P

Q

CG1

R

CG1

S

1

+2100 DN

AHU ROOM

+3600

8500

8500

8500

8500

1100

8500

8500 D4

PLUMBING SHAFT

D1

8500

+1500

8135

CG2

FEMALE WASHROOM

300

8555

LD1

2150

5913

2628

DRINKING WATER FOUNTAIN

FD2

FD3

LIFT LOBBY

D2

8500

1100

8500

8500

8500

P. SHAFT

FHC

±0.00

RETAIL SHOP

8500

RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

BASEMENT P. SHAFT

LD1 ±0.00

RETAIL SHOP

2775

FD4

ELECTRICAL ROOM

2200 3970

2915

±0.00

7400

4570

300

±0.00

RETAIL SHOP

RETAIL SHOP

7985

8420

LV SHAFT D5

2200

7400

2150

2775

2915

8135

8555

RETAIL SHOP RAMP TO LOWER BASEMENT

RETAIL SHOP

8270

4570

FD1

FHC

-3600

6170

2775

2620

5913

2150

LD1 D2

2627

8270

DRINKING WATER FOUNTAIN

7400

2200

7400

12000

CG2

7820

RETAIL SHOP

±0.00

±0.00

-1500

P. SHAFT

BASEMENT P. SHAFT

+1500

FIRST FLOOR 1100

7950

7400

HANDICAP TOILET RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

DN

CG1 RAMP FROM LOWER BASEMENT

CG1

W1

300 MM EXPANSION JOINT

1100

LV SHAFT

1100 15900

7400

2200

7550

4933

1100

LD1

2775

1100

MALE WASHROOM

1100 300

2200 W2

300

9600 7400

7400 CG1

4

8050

3

6 M DRIVEWAY

12000

-2100

AHU ROOM

1100 -4200

420

FHC

RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

00

BASEMENT EXIT

LD1

LD1

1100 7400

FIRE DOOR

2100

FIRE STAIRCASE DOOR

FD4 2100

1000

FIRE DOOR

2200

600

1500

WIDTH

1500 FIRE STAIRCASE WINDOW

500

5170 VENTILAITION WINDOW

CG 1

0

3550

7700 CURTAIN GLAZING

CG 2

0

3550

5350 CURTAIN GLAZING

CG 3

0

3550

3200 CURTAIN GLAZING

1100

2150

LIFT LOBBY

FD2

1600

FD3 2100

7400

4TH YEAR, SECTION A ROLL NO. : A/3310/2019

1100 1100

7400 CG1

ELECTRICAL ROOM FD4

FD2 2100

N

CHECKED BY :

DN

300 MM EXPANSION JOINT

2915

FIRE DOOR

-3600

FOR DETAIL REFER SHEET NO.15

FD1

3740

1500

ARCHITECT : PATIL DEVIKA ISHWAR

2

8050

HV SHAFT

4570

AUTOMATIC GLASS DOOR

FD1 2100

UP

-2100

+2100

7400

-3600

EXHAUST FAN CUTOUT AS PER SPECIFICATIONS

PLUMBING SHAFT

D2

2317 150

FIRE STAIRCASE 1

8540

-3600

D4

D1

420

CG2 +3600

AHU ROOM

CG1

-4200

FIRE STAIRCASE 3

UP

DRIVEWAY

2000

SEMESTER 7

-3600

RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

DN

-3600

-3600

BASEMENT ENTRY

3

LD1

-3600

CG2

7400

8420 1100

RETAIL SHOP

FEMALE WASHROOM 10124

FD2

UP

DRIVEWAY

7400

300

JANITOR CLOSET

LIFT LOBBY

2200 FD3

FD4

LD1

HV SHAFT

ELECTRICAL ROOM

±0.00

6170

SPACE FOR SERVICES

4265 LV SHAFT

RETAIL SHOP

±0.00

±0.00

7400

6 M DRIVEWAY D5

D5

FD1

-4200

RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

4570

300

CG2

12000

5300

3740 HV SHAFT

LV SHAFT

2100

DATE :

+4200

295 D3

LD1

7400

460

545 ELECTRICAL ROOM

SINGLE LEAF DOOR

D5

11-01-2023

600

7400 1100

8370

1

650

CG2

FD4

FD2

D5

LD1

FHC

7400

420

7400

MAIN LOBBY

7400

7400

3

1100

12000

LD1

LIFT LOBBY D5

2200

+3600

-4200

1100 D5

7400

MAIN LOBBY

CG2

-2100

1100

12000

RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

+4200

12000

8540

FIRE STAIRCASE 2

1100

FIRE STAIRCASE 4

CG2 1100

1100

DN

7400

-1500

2

±0.00

D5

1100

AHU ROOM

MAIN LOBBY

2

D5

450MM ALUMINIUM SHEET UP

6170

7950

D5

-2100

FD3

SINGLE LEAF DOOR

900

WORKING DRAWINGS

SITE BOUNDARY

CG2

HV SHAFT

545

9065

-3600

1100

FHC

8370

D5

CG2

1100

1000

2100

SHEET TITLE :

ENTRY RAMP

FD1

D3

1

8500

RETAIL SHOP

8555

LD1

JANITOR CLOSET

8500

±0.00

FHC

8500

CG2

12000

FIRE STAIRCASE 2

5530

HANDICAP TOILET

D2

6170

MALE WASHROOM

CG2

8500

U BASEMENT OUTLINE

T

1075

F

E

2800

D

2100

D4

PROJECT TITLE : MIXED USE HIGH RISE NOIDA, INDIA

12000

C

-3600

1100 7400

1100 7400

1100 7400

650 7400

EXIT RAMP

-3600

12000

B

925

300 MM EXPANSION JOINT

A

D3

W2 1600

2300

4

-600

8500 CG1

SINGLE LEAF DOOR SINGLE LEAF DOOR

W1

CG2

MALE WASHROOM

±0.00 DN

8500

CG1

1000 1180

CILL LINTEL WIDTH

±0.00

FIRE STAIRCASE 1 HANDICAP TOILET

2100 2100

CG2

PLUMBING SHAFT

D4

D1

UP

2300

8540

REMARKS

D1 D2

8420

RETAIL SHOP

±0.00

P. SHAFT

RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

AHU ROOM

8270

RETAIL SHOP

LD1 BASEMENT P. SHAFT

J

H

CG2

2627

DRINKING WATER FOUNTAIN

FEMALE WASHROOM

LIFT LOBBY

FD2

FD4

5913

D2 FHC

RETAIL SHOP

RETAIL SHOP

2150

LD1

2200

1075

3740

12000

4570

DOOR SCHEDULE

WINDOW SCHEDULE

3

D3 JANITOR CLOSET

FD1

8270

4570

E

D5

HV SHAFT

300 8555

±0.00

CG3 D5

CG2

RETAIL SHOP

±0.00

FOR DETAIL REFER SHEET NO.15

D5 LV SHAFT

8135

4

300 MM EXPANSION JOINT 460

545

CG3 D5

BACK ENTRANCE CG1

MAIN LOBBY CG1 300 ±0.00

W2

300

300 MM EXPANSION JOINT

GROUND FLOOR

MALE WASHROOM

DN

RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

±0.00

FD3

CG2

FIRE STAIRCASE 1

8540

±0.00

2

CG3

450MM ALUMINIUM SHEET

CG2

MAIN LOBBY CG1

CG2 CG2

D2

FD2

3

±0.00

LD1

D5

MAIN ENTRANCE CG1

12000

300

±0.00

JANITOR CLOSET

200

RETAIL SHOP 5913 7985

LIFT LOBBY

2200

FD1

ELECTRICAL ROOM

±0.00

LD1

2775 4570

2620 3740

D3

±0.00

ELECTRICAL ROOM

FD1

LD1

RETAIL SHOP

D3

4570 LD1 2775

2150

FD4 D5

CG2

D5

4000

JANITOR CLOSET

±0.00

±0.00

8270 5913

2628

DRINKING WATER FOUNTAIN

RETAIL SHOP

RETAIL SHOP

FHC

D2

300

CG2

2200

LIFT LOBBY

6170

CG2

300 WASHROOM FEMALE

RETAIL SHOP 8555 8555

CG2

D5

FD4

FD2

FD3

7400

±0.00

±0.00

295

P. SHAFT

12000

BASEMENT P. SHAFT

LV SHAFT LD1HV SHAFT

RETAIL SHOP 8135 8135

+4200

460

±0.00 RISER : 150 MM TREAD : 300 MM CLEAR WIDTH : 2000 MM

D5

6170

D4

D5

FHC

PLUMBING SHAFT D5

1

12000

+4200

CG2

±0.00

DN

MALE WASHROOM

J

HEIGHT WIDTH

CG1

-600

MAIN LOBBY

J

CG2

300 MM EXPANSION JOINT

430 FD3 100

FD3

W1

D5

2800

300

CG1

D5

2050

CG1

D5

545

9065

CG2

2

HV SHAFT

12000

D5

J

STAIRCASE SECTION

J SPA, NEW DELHI

AR 001 SHEET NO. : 01/02

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

J

H

K

L

M

N

P

R

Q

S

NOTES :

U

T

Mumty + 54 M

Terrace +50.4 M

1.

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE. 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. DRAWING IS TO BE READ AND NOT TO BE MEASURED. FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL IS AS SPECIFIED. GRID LINES PASSING THROUGH THE CENTER OF COLUMN UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

2.

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

Thirteenth Floor

OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

+46.8 M

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

Twelfth Floor

OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

+43.2 M

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

Eleventh Floor

OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

+39.6 M

FD2

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

Tenth Floor

OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

3.

4.

5.

+36 M

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

Ninth Floor

OFFICE SPACE

+32.4 M

OFFICE SPACE

LEGEND RCC WALLS

TOILET

AHU ROOM

Eighth Floor

OFFICE SPACE

230 MM BRICK

+28.8 M

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

COLUMN (600 x 800)

Seventh Floor +25.2 M

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

Sixth Floor

OFFICE SPACE

+21.6 M

REVISION TABLE DATE

REVISION NO.

REMARKS

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

Fifth Floor

OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

+18 M

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

Fourth Floor

OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

+14.4 M

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

Third Floor

OFFICE SPACE

+10.8 M

TOILET OFFICE SPACE

AHU ROOM

Second Floor

OFFICE SPACE

+7.2 M

TOILET RETAIL SHOP

RETAIL SHOP

RETAIL SHOP

First Floor

RETAIL SHOP

RETAIL SHOP

AHU Room

+3.6 M

TOILET RETAIL SHOP

RETAIL SHOP

RETAIL SHOP

AHU Room

Ground Floor

RETAIL SHOP

RETAIL SHOP

+0.00

SERVICES

PARKING

PARKING

PARKING

PARKING

SERVICES

DOOR SCHEDULE

AHU ROOM

PARKING

PARKING

PARKING

PARKING

PARKING

AHU ROOM

PARKING

PARKING

PARKING

Upper Basement

Lower Basement

PARKING

-7.2 M

BUILDING SECTION K

L

3

3 D3

1582 165 3160

965

Drinking water Fountain

Drinking water Fountain

100Dia CI Waste Pipe

Female Washroom

800

1130

Exhaust Fan Cutout as per detail.

Plumbing Shaft

FD

Plumbing Shaft

FD

FD

FD

2100

1000

SINGLE LEAF DOOR

D4

2100

900

SINGLE LEAF DOOR

D5

2100

2000

AUTOMATIC GLASS DOOR

FD1 2100

1500

FIRE DOOR

FD2 2100

1600

FIRE DOOR

FD3 2100

2100

FIRE STAIRCASE DOOR

FD4 2100

1000

FIRE DOOR

600

1500

WIDTH

1500 FIRE STAIRCASE WINDOW

500

5170 VENTILAITION WINDOW

CG 1

0

3550

7700 CURTAIN GLAZING

CG 2

0

3550

5350 CURTAIN GLAZING

CG 3

0

3550

3200 CURTAIN GLAZING

PROJECT TITLE : MIXED USE HIGH RISE NOIDA, INDIA

FD

20dia CPVC FWS

WORKING DRAWINGS DATE : 11-01-2023

N

2440 800 1525

Handicap Toilet

2255

800

800

Handicap Toilet

Male Washroom

670

670

670

670

SEMESTER 7

850 100Dia CI Soil Pipe 100Dia CI Waste Pipe

1255

Male Washroom

Handicap Toilet

20dia CPVC FWS 20dia CPVC CWS

Male Washroom

475

4

4TH YEAR, SECTION A ROLL NO. : A/3310/2019

300 W2

K

ARCHITECT : PATIL DEVIKA ISHWAR CHECKED BY :

FD

4

CPVC CWS Drop from O.H Water Tank CPVC CWS Drop from O.H Water Tank

100Dia CI Soil Pipe

1615

2600

20dia CPVC CWS (Drinking)

CPVC CWS Drop from O.H Water Tank

D2

1970

D3

SHEET TITLE :

20dia CPVC CWS (Drinking)

Plumbing Shaft

20dia CPVC CWS

20dia CPVC FWS

100Dia CI Waste Pipe FD

FD

D4

Female Washroom

20dia CPVC CWS

850

100Dia CI Waste Pipe 20dia CPVC FWS

D1

SINGLE LEAF DOOR SINGLE LEAF DOOR

W2 1600

Drinking water Fountain

Female Washroom

2600

1000 1180

W1

Janitor Closet

2795

2795

2100 2100

CILL LINTEL WIDTH Janitor Closet

2630

D2

REMARKS

D1 D2

WINDOW SCHEDULE

Janitor Closet

5915

HEIGHT WIDTH

-3.6 M

L

TYPICAL TOILET PLAN

TYPICAL SUPPLY LAYOUT

TYPICAL DRAINAGE LAYOUT

SPA, NEW DELHI

AR 002 SHEET NO. : 02/02

nth Is Then Formed Over

The Structure

MEASURED DRAWING ‘‘Embracing the Culture’’

ELEVATION

Instructors : Prof.Richard Barraud Location : Bada Bagh, Jaisalmer

The Chhatri Is Then Made With A

Cenotaph Marker At The Centre

Semester 2 // Documentation // Historical Context GROUP WORK // January 2020 DETAIL A

COLUMN B

COLUMN A

Located on the edge of Bada Bagh, are two well-formed chhatris illustrating grandeur of two great men - Maharawal Gaj Singh and Maharawal Salivahan Singh III of Jaisalmer.

Measuring and documenting these Chattris and creating Handrafted and AutoCAD drawings .

The

In R

peri

The

The

Body Is Cremated At Bada Bagh

FLORAL PATTERNS

The Use Of Floral Patterns And Ornamentations Is Prevalent

In Rajasthan. It Is Viewed As A Symbol Of Wealth And Pros-

perity. Being An Arid Region, Vegetation There Is Sparse And

These Decorative Floral Vines Provide A Soothing Sight To

The Eye. Also The More Decorated A Space Is, The More Is

The Importance Of The Person In Society.

SHAPE OF DOME

The Whole Design Represents The Open Lotus Flower. The

Circles And Semi-Circles Arranged In Foliated Patterns Are

Units Of The Decoration Of The Ribbed Indian Domes Cut

Into The Masonry To Reduce The Weight Of It. Each Dome

Also Represents A Lotus Flower Enclosed In The Wheel

Vijeet Shah Showin Nair Mansi Singh Jyotsana Rawat Devika Patil

(Chakra) Of Vishnu.

Upon The Death Of A King, The

The TRABEATEDTRABEATED STYLE STYLE

Cir

The trabeated style The oftrabeated architecture style involves of architecture the usageinvolves of poststhe and usage lintels of (vetical posts and andlintels horizontal (vetical and horizontal members) only a square members) plinth only plan a square is modified plinthinto planan is octogon modifiedat into thean lintel octogon level at using the the lintel sides level and using the sides and five sided capitalsfive sided capitals

Un

Into

The Ashes Are Mixed With Soil/Sand And A Retainjng Wall Is

The Plinth Is Then Formed Over

The Chhatri Is Then Made With A

BALUSTRADE BALUSTRADE COLUMN COLUMN The Structure

Als

Cenotaph Marker At The Centre

This coliumn derives Thisits coliumn name from derives a balustrade its name from of a staircase a balustrade because of a staircase of the striking because resemblance of the striking resemblance between the two. between It tapers the at the two. top It and tapers hasata the fluted topshaft and has adorned a fluted with shaft leaves adorned and flower with leaves pertalsand flower pertals shifts from a pentagonal shifts from baseato pentagonal a circular base section. to aVarious circular forms section. like Various that offorms a drum like and that lotus of a drum and lotus flower are visible flower on the are column visible on the column

Constructed On All 4 Sides

ELEVATION

Detail A

floral patterns

3 CHHATRI B

Mode of rendering : Stippling by pen and pencil colours

COLUMN A Trabeated column

COLUMN B Balustrade column

Vijeet ShahVijee

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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