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Pc: Dinesh CA

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DINESH CA

Pc: Dinesh CA

FOURTH-YEAR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT

EDUCATION

ABOUT ME

Born: 18th January '02 | Male | 20Yrs Nationality: Indian Languages: English; Tamil An enthusiastic and creative architecture student, seeking new opportunities and experiences in unfolding spaces through design.

I am passionate, self driven, hardworking and willing to go above and beyond to design spaces that best fits to our upcoming lifestyle.

I am looking forward to experience the work environment and gain practical knowledge to excel in a fruitful manner.

Mobile +91 9952754123 Mail: kuttydinesh4084@gmail.com Instagram: kutty.stories__

BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURE SR. SECONDARY EDUCATION

Sathyabama Institute of Science & Technology

Chennai | Tamilnadu 2019 - 2024

Sunbeam CBSE School Vellore| Tamilnadu 2017 - 2019

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY

ARCHITECTURAL COMPENTENCE Sketching 3D Modelling Hand Drafting Hand Modelling Documentation

WORKSHOP & TRAINING Project Management & Practice in Architectural Consultancy, Chennai.

Model Making Workshop, CARE college (Trichy)

AutoCAD Sketchup Autodesk Revit Lumion + V-Ray Twin motion

Adobe Photoshop Adobe Lightroom Adobe InDesign Davinci Resolve Microsoft office

Special skills Content creation ( Photography & Videography ).

CONTENTS

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BAYLINE CAFE

DAVID'S DUPLEX

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02

PO

OD'S AWAY

SANGAM'S MUSUEM

PHOTOGRAPHY

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04

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Bayline Café KIOSK DESIGN

Project Brief: The Project was based on understanding and developing a café (KIOSK) of 50-10 sqm.

The challenge was to design a small scale place which is functionally pleasing.

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2020|SEM 02

CONCEPT:

MATERIALS:

The concept was derived from the analysis of form evolution. The main aim of the kiosk is to look aesthetically pleasing and functionally satisfied. It's designed in a way that minimum area of space can be used upto its maximum extent.

300mm

Concrete -

1670mm

Use of Precast Concrete slabs.

446mm

750mm

200mm

PLAN

300mm

300mm

FRONT ELEVATION

Steel -

REAR ELEVATION

SIDE ELEVATION

Section line

ROOFGARDEN

UPPERDECK

LOWERDECK

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SCENIC VIEW OF BAYLINE CAFE 2020|SEM 02

SECTIONAL VIEW

INTERIOR VIEW FROM COUNTER

EXTERIOR VIEW FROM COUNTER

The space of kiosk has been classified into UPPDERDECK & LOWERDECK to provide a rooftop space with garden which allows the user to experience something different.

Isometric view

David's Duplex

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FREELANCE PROJECT

Project Brief: This project is a residential building proposed for Mr. David. Site is located in Porur, Chennai and the facing is towards south direction. The client is a small family of 3 members. He wants the house to be comfortable and functional for everyone in the house.

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AREA|650 sq.ft

2020|FREELANCE

The pandemic days due to COVID-19 brought me some opportunities to understand the one to one contact with client along with real-life practice of designing a compact residence under Mr.David.

6650mm

6650mm

6650mm

4900mm

4900mm

4900mm

KITCHEN/DINING

KID'S BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM 8650mm

8650mm

RESTROOM

8650mm

RESTROOM 9800mm

9800mm

9800mm

RESTROOM CAR PARKING

3000mm

LIVING AREA

SITOUT TERRACE

MASTER BEDROOM BALCONY

ROOFTOP SWIMMING POOL

ENTRY

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Client need was a duplex residence in a short site of 646 sqft area with 2 bedrooms & Rooftop swimming pool. And also they requested for car park within the site since there wasn't any other space. Considering all inputs the residence is designed in a compact way with pleasing elevation look.

EXPLODED VIEW

living room | interior view

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2020|FREELANCE

The residence totally consists of 3 floors. Ground floor with small living area, kitchen with dinning and common bathroom. First floor is of Master bedroom and kid's bedroom both having attached bathroom and Second floor is where the swimming pool is located with open sit-out and living area.

west elevation

north elevation

east elevation

from swimming pool | view

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Pod's Away RESTAURANT | TIME-PROBLEM DESIGN

Project Brief: On the period time of pandemic we were asked to design a restaurant with considering all the protocols of COVID-19 guidelines in such a short time (3-days). The site area is about 1650sqm with irregular shape. It was really challenging to design this restaurant by following all instructions.

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2021|SEM 05

Aim of the design was contemporary way of spatial planning in pandemic situation, attaining perfect ambience with aesthetically appealing built form and functional efficiency in design of spaces.

CONCEPT:

The concept of the restaurant is avoiding the one to one person contact from other customers by providing them a partially closed cubicles which is arranged in adjacent manner to avoid the transmission of air from others. cubicle pods designed in size of occupying 4 & 2 seating tables.

Placement of contact less cubicles.

Totally 5 cubicles of 4 seater & 5 cubicles of 2 seater has been placed on the upper level.

The pods are placed on upper level to have more ventilation and also for aesthetic look.

Group seating's are also provided for families on open area of upper level.

Packed circulation is avoided by giving 3 staircase through upper and lower floor.

Evolution of form

ADJACENT CUBICLES | view UPPER LEVEL

LOWER LEVEL

EXPLODED VIEW

The restaurant basically has two levels, LOWER LEVEL is of indoor dining, Pantry, kitchen, restroom and storage area. UPPER LEVEL is where rooftop dining and cubicle pods is situated. Outdoor dining is also provided at the lower level. Car and bike parking is provided within the site area.

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2021|SEM 05

LOWER LEVEL | INTERIOR view

FRONT ELEVATION

SIDE ELEVATION

RESTAURANT | TIME-PROBLEM DESIGN

ISOMETRIC view INITIAL IDEAS To bring more natural light Open air space than air conditioned choice of material that can be sanitized Large area for take-away Introducing cubicle pods

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2021|SEM 05

UPPER LEVEL | EXTERIOR view

Pod's Away Some restaurants and hotels remained open during lockdown for limited seating and takeaway orders. The biggest challenge was to accommodating them with proper social distancing rules and adapting to hygiene safety measures. So I'm confident that this restaurant design would be 99.9% COVID free environment.

RESTAURANT | TIME-PROBLEM DESIGN

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Sangam's Museum ACADEMIC PROJECT | ANTHROPOLGY MUSEUM

Project Brief: With an intention to meet the aforementioned objective, ‘ARUNKATCHIYAGAM’ is introduced as the major design problem with five stages in semester VI. With the thrust on the knowledge constructed on ‘Long span structures + Architectonics’ which has been introduced as the time problem. We were asked to evolve ideas that are iconic and driven by the context and the typology.

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2022|SEM 06

The aim of the project is to explore and incorporate principles of site planning with a thrust on accessibility to all, zoning, circulation, lighting, built forms integrated with structures and services, including users’ exuberances through diverse dialogues in the outdoor and indoor spaces, display specific to the identified typology and site.

CONCEPT:

Arriving concept from the observation of excavation and the location of the archeological site.

"INTERCONNECTING CIRCULATION PATTERN" INDUS SIGNS Signs observed from pot sherds also show interconnecting line pattern.

POT SHERDS Broken pot pieces which is excavated in the archeological site (keeladi).

Evolution of form.

Streets of Madurai clearly depicts that it has interconnecting road patterns.

location: keeladi, Madurai. site area: 20253.7417 sq.m

The line of thought of designing an anthropology museum is to showcase the ancient characters in both structurally and aesthetically.

Bringing in the cultural values to the construction would make the visitors to acquire and understand the ancient achievements, literature and technology..

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

INITIAL IDEAS Integrating the pot sherds as in emitting the literature signs. creating a shape (form) along the voids of INDUS signs. usage of same structural materials for construction (lime mortar, brick, clay).

SITE/ROOF PLAN

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2022|SEM 06

The display space of anthropology museum is divided into 3 blocks History of keeladi, Literature and culture. All the 3 blocks are placed in a way that interconnects at a central points which exhibits the values of literature and circulation pattern of ancient people.

SPACES - GROUND FLOOR

Folded plate roof structure

Roof is designed in a way that the north light is able to pass through them for the need of natural lighting.

Lobby Ticket counter Locker Reception Helpdesk Waiting area Admin. lounge Heads room Staff room Conference room

Restroom (staff) Gallery block - 1 Gallery block - 2 Gallery block - 3 Storage room Restroom (public) Cafeteria Shop Security Accom.

Electrical room

SPACES - FIRST FLOOR Gallery block - 2 (FF) Storage room Restroom (public)

Site Area: 20253.7417 sq.m Built-up Area: 6500 sq.m (approx) OSR: 2000 sq.m (10% of total site area) Setback: 6m from site boundary

ACADEMIC PROJECT | ANTHROPOLGY MUSEUM

EXTERIOR VIEWS

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FRONT ELEVATION

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Sangam's Museum

AerIAL view ACADEMIC PROJECT | ANTHROPOLGY MUSEUM

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Photog Pg|25

graphy.

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