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HOSPITALITY PROJECT

LARGE SCALE HOUSING PROJECT

PROJECT LOCATION :

HOTEL PROJECT

HOUSING PROJECT

SHILONG (2020)

BASAVANAGUDI (2019)

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24.

LITERARY CENTER PROJECT

TREE HOUSE PROJECT

PROJECT LOCATION :

LITERARY CENTER

PRIVATE TREE HOUSE

27.

32.

INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT

SOLAR DECATHLON PROJECT

PROJECT LOCATION :

TEMPORARY LIVING UNIT

EDUCATION INSTITUTE

BASAVANAGUDI (2019)

SPACE (2020)

KOTAGIRI (2019)

BASAVANAGUDI (2020)

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40.

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

PARAMETRIC EXPLORATION

PROJECT LOCATION :

PAVILION AND DIGITAL LEARNING EXPLORATION

BANGALORE (2019) OFFICE PROJECT

1. HOSPITALITY PROJECT LOCATION : SHILLONG

Angshuman Das | Minni Sastry | Shiny Prabhakar |Archana Vittal

WHAT IS A CLIMATE RESPOSIVE BUILDING? Exploration of climate responsive architecture by designing a hotel on a site with a 17 meter slope from three directions. What factors do you consider in a climate responsive building in areas with harsh terrain and weather ?

Climate responsive architecture in extreme climatic zones of India Recently, the presence of global climate change has been very prevalent. Considering that buildings and their construction amount to 36 percent of global energy consumption and 39 percent of energy related carbon emissions, it is high time we try and reduce the carbon footprint of our architecture and methods of construction. This project aims to demonstrate detailed design strategies, passive design interventions and overall hopes to reduce the building’s reliance on artificial sources of comfort; On a site where the building also has to respond to the harsh climatic conditions and geographical contexts of Shillong, Indian.

3. Hospitality Project | Shillong Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

Rain water harvesting gutter Sloped roof to lead the run off

The southern block is lower than the northern block to accomodate forsunlight and to provide a slope for the solar panels.

Double glazing to retain heat gained Light weight thermal massing done to walls

Only a portion of the site gets a large amount of sunlight and only in the Southern direction. -According to the sun path(andaccording to climate consultant) the most amount of radiation recieved on site is during 8 am - 2 pm in the day -15 - 25 degree is the tilt provided for the solar panels to aquire maximum raidation. -Sunspace corridors towards the southern direction is an intevension provided for maximum solar heat gain. - The vent are used to help diffuse some of the heat gained by the intervensions during summer to avoid having an uncomfortable atmosphere as well as provide ventilation for the humidity. Hospitality Project | Shillong Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

THERMO BI METAL (used in thermostats or circuits) : is used as a trigger which will open or close the shutter. The thermo bimetal is connected to a spring mechanism.

Long Pepper creapers

Buckwheat cover crop

Khasi Pine

Bi metal strip

Super light weigh louvers

When the sun shines on the metallic strip , it curls and creats tenssion in the spring, allowing the shutter to open and increase the solar heat gain through the glass surface. When the sun stops shinning on the metal, it unclurls, and the shutters close.

LIGHT WELLS to provide light to the lower areas

Local and natural vegetation provided for landscaping to reduce lanscape water demand.

BIPV GLASS SHELL generates all the electricity(solar) for the building.

Sewage collection tank 5. Hospitality Project | Shillong Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

Sewage pump

Sewage Treatment plant (STP)

SHEAR WALL system for stability. wide collumns (stilts ) to provide flexibility to structure.

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM for earthquake prone zones

WATER BALANCE SHEET FOR THE BUILDING: FUNCTION

AREA

ROOF AREA FOR ROOMS:

8 X 5 = 40

AREA TOTAL

LITER REUIREMENT PER DAY 180 / head

40 X 40 = 1440

1600

25 x 8 = 200

200

ROOF AREA FOR LOBY SPACE

ACCORDING TO IS CODE : HOTEL NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS

75 + 25 100

1800

NUMBER OF LITERS REQUIRED PER DAY

180 X 100

ROOF AREA FOR THE GLASS SCREEN

18,000 Lts / day

left - ( 94.4 +58.5+17.6+16+48+19.2 +26)

305

right - (94+80+46+40.6+19.2)

305

RUN OFF COEFFICIENT

0.75 (avg. roof)

0.75 x 3.38 x 1800

0.9 (glass)

0.9 x 3.38 x 600

7 months - max = 100 occupants

18,000 Lts / day

4,563 + 1825

6,388 Msq

18, 000 x 210

37,80,000 Lts

63,88,000 LTS

5 months - min = 72 occupants

12,960 Lts / day

12,960 x 150

19,44,000 Lts

SWIMMING POOL VOLUME

83 M^3

600

83000 LTS WATER USAGE PER YEAR

annual rainfall recieved in Shillong = 3.38 mts

AREA OF THE SITE

2.5 acres

RUN OFF COEFFICIENT

0.3 - 0.6 0.45

10117 Msq (-2198)

swimming pool chnages (bio pool) 83,000 x 5

415,000 Lts

7,919 x 0.45 x 3.38

TOTAL water usage per year (37,80,000 + 19,44,000 +415,000)

61,39,000 L

12,044 Msq

MONTHS

RAINFALL RECEIVED (mm)

EFFECTIVE RAINFALL (mm)

HARVESTED WATER (L)

JANUARY

22000

BUILDING WATER DEMAND (L)

SESONAL FACTOR (IRRIGATION) (L)

IRRIGATION WATER DEMAND (L)

200880

61380

29000

522000

100%

130500

261000

130500

MARCH

134000

558000

100%

139500

279000

139500

305000

540000

100%

APRIL

180

MAY

403

398

684000

558000

50%

69750

279000

209250

JUNE

851

846

1443000

540000

20%

27000

270000

243000

691

1180000

401760

50%

139500

GREY WATER UNUSED GREY GENERATED (L) WATER (L)

FEBUARY

175

401760

20%

67500

270000

202500

JULY

696

27900

200880

AUGUST

480

475

814000

401760

20%

27900

200880

172980

SEPTEMBER

387

382

644000

388800

20%

27000

194400

167400

172980

OCTOBER

234

229

397000

558000

50%

69750

279000

209250

NOVEMBER

63000

540000

100%

135000

270000

135000

DECEMBER

13500

401760

100%

139500

200880

LANDSCAPE WATER DEMAND IRRIGATION (max) : [m2 x l/m2]

3000

1.5

(METER SQ.)

(LITERS)

61380 TOTAL IRRIGATION DEMAND

1000800 (LITERS)

1,20,44,000 L LANDSCAPE WATER DEMAND IRRIGATION (max) : [m2 x l/m2]

JAN

FEB

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUG

SEPT

OCT

3000 m2

NOV

1.5 L

DEC

180

403

851

696

480

387

234

0.013

0.017

0.079

0.18

0.403

0.851

0.696

0.48

0.387

0.234

0.037

0.008

134

305

684

1443

1180

AVG. RAINFALL CONVERSION TO METERS ROOFTOP X RUN OFF COEFF.

2198 X 0.8 = 1758 814

644

397

13.5

MTS/MONTH AVG. LTS = MTS X 1000

Hospitality Project | Shillong Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

1905120

GYM AND SPA

AUDITORIUM

SERVICE CORE SERVICE CORE

RESTURANT BAR AND LOUNGE

PARKING

Basement Plan

Ground Floor Plan

FIRE ESCAPE STAIRCASE

SUNKEN SLAB FIRE ESCAPE STAIRCASE

7. Hospitality Project | Shillong Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

Section through South Block (AA’)

A B

REGULAR SIZEDSUITE

BIGGER SUITE SUN SPACE CORRIDOR

SERVICE CORE

SECONDARY SERVICE CORE

North Block Floor Plan

South Block Floor Plan

LIGHT WELL AS WELL AS SERVICE CORE FIRE ESCAPE STAIRCASE FIRE ESCAPE STAIRCASE

ATRIUM

Section through North Block (BB’)

Hospitality Project | Shillong Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

2. LARGE SCALE HOUSING PROJECT

LOCATION : BASAVANAGUDI, BANGALORE

Edgar De’mello| Nandita Srinivas| Nilay Patalia| Shravan Pradeep

CAN A LARGE SCALE HOUSING PROJECT IN A LIMITED AREA BE MORE THAN JUST AN AREA TO LIVE IN? This project explores the difficulties of fitting about 65 living units on a 1 acre plot, with the inclusion of multiple social design intervensions.

Large scale projects in an urban context have multiple restrictions; The main one being building Bylaws. This project is an introduction to maximizing area usage while providing multiple recreational and community areas throughout. It also looks into the world of community spaces and creating semi public areas for the community. The project site is located in Basavanagudi, next to a junction of main roads. The design intends to give people a space to get away from the hustle of the busy roads (both living in the social housing project and outside ). Since the project is located in a junction which experiences a large number of vehicles throughout the day, the addition of Acoustic Louvers was done to help provide a peaceful environment and protect the occupants by the filtering noise from the main roads.

11. Housing Project |Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

ACCOUSTIC LOUVERS FOR NOISE CANCELATION

The design accounts for a space in the south-west corner of the site as the place obtains adequate light and ventilation and is right next to the Ram Krishna Ashram.

1 bedroom studio appartment

2 bedroom appartment

Cut out area

terrace garden

The spaces provided in the center of the structure creates blocks and separations in the project which provides sunlight and ventiltion to filter into the building and prevents it from being claustrophobic. The blocks are connected to each other with the help of bridges provided in between these blocks. The spaces that are highlighted by the hatch are multipurpose spaces that may or maynot be used for terrace gardening or as a play area for children etc. Or as a small community space on each floor.

Cut out for light to filter in to the lower levels

Accoustic louvers

Section through the building

Housing Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

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Community Space

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

4 internal cores

SECOND FLOOR PLAN The diagram below shows the area with the accoustic louvers to prevent noises from endering the private units GROUND FLOOR PLAN

13. Housing Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

The diagram below shows the axis of the form

ELEVATION VIEWS

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

The diagram on the left dipicts the community movement through the building. BASEMENT PLAN Housing Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

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3. REDESIGNING A LITERARY CENTER

LOCATION : BASAVANAGUDI, BANGALORE

Dev Bildikar | Nagaraj Vastarey | Pankaj Shivarama | Hiranmayi S

HOW DO WE MAKE A LITERARY CENTER A SPACE FOR THE PUBLIC? AN AREA OF PUBLIC INTEREST . This project explores the redesigning of a public space to be more inclusive and attract the public by being welcoming. This project focuses on the exploration of building skin.

Architecture involves the designing of spaces that can make us feel enclosed, liberated , comfortable or safe. This act leads us to react to the space; makes us slow down, speed up or stop to contemplate. Writers, in creating their literary structures, do exactly the same. In architecture, once you remove the skin of the structure — the “language” of walls, ceilings and slabs — all that remains is space. In writing, once you remove language itself, the actual words, what’s left? This design tries to bring out the contrast in skins between the multiple blocks as well as tries to build a connection between the literary center and the public.

17. Literary center Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

The main intenet of this project is to provide a better designed structure for the existing literary center. The contrasting styles of the building are derived from the two genre of literature : - Fiction and - Non - Fiction The Glass frame block ( highlighted in blue) depicting the fictional aspect of literature and the masonry block (highlighted in yellow) depicting the non fictional aspect. The bridge in between sybolises the bridge between the two genre.

BLOCK A : The material used to build the block is stone, brick and cement(mortar). The solid imposing form represents the fact based aspect of non fictional literature.

AUDITORIUM

RESIDENTIAL BLOCK

SUPPORT COLUMN

BASEMENT

Literary Center Project | Bangalore

SECTION THROUGH SOLID MASONRY BLOCK

Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

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THE SUN PATH RESPONSIVE LOUVERS The louvers are built, out of light wood based material, to respond to the sun using digital architecture. The sun path of Bangalore is inputted into the program and therefore it responds to the path of the sun. The louvers used to provide shading to block B due to its glass facade.

CLOSED

OPEN

The blue shaded blue area is the glass and the red lines are the steel components supporting the building.

SEMI OPEN

BLOCK B : Built with a glass , steel and concrete ( immaterial) and depicts the fictional aspect of literature. It houses the cafeteria, library , the studios as well as the book store.

The highlighted red

OFFICE LECTURE HALL CAFE

BOOK STORE

BASEMENT

19. Literary center Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

SECTION THROUGH GLASS BLOCK

RESIDENTIAL BLOCK

LECTURE HALL

LECTURE HALL RESIDENTIAL BLOCK

BOOK STORE AUDITORIUM

CAFE

GROUND FLOOR PLAN RESIDENTIAL BLOCK

AUDITORIUM

LECTURE HALL

LIBRARY

AUDITORIUM

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN

This diagram depicts the movement of the public users in relation to the exteriors of the building. The communication between user and literary center.

Literary Center Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

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4. SMALL SCALE TREE HOUSE PROJECT

LOCATION : KOTAGIRI

Angshuman Das | Minni Sastry | Shiny Prabhakar |Archana Vittal

DEVELOPING A SELF SUSTAINING MODULE This project is designed to be as sustainable as possible. This Climate responsive structure, for a private client, is made efficient by using multiple softwares and passive design interventions.

The designing of a small sustainable building was to be an introduction to the concept of building a climate responsive building and sustainable thinking. This is a building that aims to be as sustainable as it can and is calculated and proved to be a NZEB building. The project was located in Kotagiri, A hill station experiencing a maximum temperature of 24° and a minimum temperature of 7°. Kotagiri has a large number of fields and step plantations which often grow coffee. The Project is located in a plantation, at the edge of the plantation bordered by a sloping terrain .

23. Tree House Project | Kotagiri Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

A cover crop is also used for landscaping to prevent errosion .

Waterways are provided to collect rain water run off in the catchment area.

A sunsapce is provided here to collect heat due to the cold climate.

The Hydro electric motors are placed here to generate extra electricity during heavy rainfall.

A wood wool based structural insulated panel is used for this project to prevent the heat collected from escaping (thermal mass). Eucalyptus trees are known to ve a tall tree with largely lateral roots. The building is placed 8 meters away from the tree to prevent the roots from being dammaged. Tree House Project | Kotagiri Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

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LIGHT ORANGE SPACES:

sun spaces provided along the large windows to retain solar heat gain.

ORANGE LINING:

rain water gutter that collects run off from both the roof and the fog water collection system. PLAN AT 4 MTS (FIRST FLOOR) the rain water harvesting gutters are depicted in orange. The Red shaded area is a fog water collection system from which water is collected using recycled mesh. This technique is used in multiple hilly areas.

PLAN AT 7 MTS (SECOND FLOOR) only partial plan due to double roof for half the project. It is a balcony area for viewing the context

INTERVENTIONS PROVIDED IN THE DESIGN: - The roof has a tilt of 11 degree ( based on the sun path and thermal radiation charts and also has solar panels on the south. - The roof is made of PUF panels that are pre fabricated and are very eco friendly. - There is a sun roof on the top and helps heat the building from the top. - The vegetative waterways surround all the trees to prevent any runoff to affect the trees and their roots. - Conservatories , or sun spaces are used for maximum solar radiation absorption and retention. 25. Tree House Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

SECTIONAL VIEW

The plan given( on the right) is the washroom area which is supported by the staircase supports and the main column support. - WASTE DISPOSAL WET WASTE(liquide): BioBox is a biological treatment unit for small amounts of grey waters. (Biobox L 400l/24h) Purification method: Organic material and nutrients are removed by biofiltration (biofilm) process. Bio- Box has been tested in Projects. DRY WASTE (solid) Dry pit using sawdust and straw are used for solid waste to reduce structural footprint and eco friendly purposes.

Rain water harvesting tank Secondary support system.

The main support system : small area of land is affected.

COLUMN SUPPORT (TRIANGULAR FOR STABILITY)

PLAN AT 1.5 MTS (bathroom)

FOG AND RAINWATER HARVESTING : material used : metal mesh with a polymere lining or a polyethene mesh with a PVDF lining which helps yeild 70 cm of fog per hour.

SECTIONAL VIEW Tree House Project | Kotagiri Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

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5. INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT

This Project is an Interior design project which is designed specifically for MAHARANI GAYATRI DEVI, an Indian public figure. The context of this project is the Neo Classical room from th movie; 2001: A Space Odyessey. The intent of the project was to design a living spcaes in a context that is completely out of the clients comfort zone but convert the space through interior design to fit the clients needs.

LOGO DESIGNED FOR MAHARANI GAYATRI DEVI

27. InteriorDesign Project |Space Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

Maharani Gayatri Devi was the third Maharani consort of Jaipur from 1940 to 1949. She was a independant emodiment of the modern women with her feminist, open minded view of the world. She ran for parliment in the year 1962 and won the constituency in the Lok Sabha. She was known as the Raj mata of Jaipur.

Multicoloured fabric ribbons are used to create a semi partition that is then extended to become a colourful canopy. This method is used to create separation in a room with a small area and an open plan.

A rope like blue canopy is provided above the bed to continue the canopy effect and to provide a shadow effect for the light facing the ceiling.

The blue partitions are made of a smaller diameter rope to aid to the immateriality of the partition

The dark blue canopy, to the right, is similar in concept but is designed to be made from elastic rope which aid the moveable partition. It is held in place using floor magnetic holders and magnets attached to the wall.

Interior Design Project | Space

Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

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BEDROOM AREA

STUDY AND MULTIPURPOSE AREA MULTIPURPOSE AREA LIBRARY + FOYER STUDY

TRANSVERSE SECTIONS STUDY WASHROOM

ENTERANCE

WARDROBE AREA

PLAN

ENTERANCE

STUDY

BEDROOM

LONGITUDINAL SECTIONS FABRIC CANOPY BEDROOM

STUDY

WASHROOM

- The permiability and transparency of the partition walls provide a lighter and more spacious looking room ( less clostrophobic). - The moveable partition allow for a change in room dimension and therefore a break in monotony. -The partitiona and movement are derived from the game of polo which she adored during her youth

DETAILED WALL SECTIONS

Aluminium flooring etched with the grid type pattern from the original room flooring.

LIGHTING SECTIONS The lighting used here is an engineered LED used by astronauts to simulate the conditions of the sun. This is to maintain the cycle our bodies are naturally used to as these functions are dictated by the rising and setting of the sun.

FURNITURE LAYOUT

Interior Design Project | Space Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

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6. SOLAR DECATHLON

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE LOCATION : BASAVANAGUDI, BANGALORE

Minni Sastry | Archana Vittal | Indranil Bhattacharya| | Mayank Singh

The project was a montessori school designed as per solar decathlon criteria. It uses multiple softwares and passive design interventions in the hopes of becoming a Net Zero building.

31. Solar Decathlon Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

Team members : Ankita L, Arivudainangai k, Bhakti Munvar, Sharmila Joshi, Devayani M, Gurucharan G, Jahnavi J, Pratik Tushar, Fariah Inas, Vaishnavi S, Nandita HL, Jyothsna BS

The context and micro climatic studies show the major problem areas and elements, such as noise, wind direction etc., that our building needs to address. The sun shines largely in the southern direction and therefore the orientation is decided considering this observation.

The noise enters the site,due to the main roads bordering two sides, and therefore from that direction. The fenestration is designed based on the wind speed and wind direction ( and daylight factor) primarily for ventilation.

Winds are not required to achieve thermal cooling conditions. -Winds are It not required to achieve is better to catch rainwater from western thermal cooling conditions. -Western winds - prominent from sides. May-October. They bring max rainfall specially in Aug to Oct -Eastern winds - prominent from Nov to March- less rainwater and slower wind than western winds -It is better to catch rainwater from western sides.

The temperature and humidity levels are considered to maintain comfort levels (which are based on NBC standards).

Inferences

-Average temperature falls under comfort zone throughtout the year. -Rainfall is high from August to October water consumption 1400000 1200000 1000000 800000

Average temperature falls under comfort zone throughtout the year. Rainfall is high from August to October.

600000 400000 200000 0

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEPT

OCT

NOV

DEC

Monthly Water The Requirements Amount :of

rainfall is crucial in trying to design a NET ZERO building as water demand is an important criteria.

(only students) -No. of students=900 -Total= 40500ltr/day

Solar Decathlon Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

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Tenbroeck Academy is a private entity, the first school in South Bangalore to extend the Montessori Method to grade 6. This aims to provide a holistic approach in helping children develop a passion for learning and preparing them for life.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Their mission is to help children develop a deep-rooted sense of community and make them aware of their heritage, history and value systems by incorporating additional intense and comprehensive after school programs. HOW WAS THIS APPROACHED FROM A DESIGN PERSPECTIVE ?

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

- Use of open spaces: The different open spaces are articulated to serve varied functions like OAT for morning assembly and other functions. The Upper open spaces for extended classrooms and informal learning in green spacesIntegration of arches and vaulted structural system - Non-conventional classroom layouts- aid montessori design: The montessori classrooms demand a more free and creative layout of furniture with more open spaces and functional elements; like blackboard shutters for cupboards and colourful paintings/mats on the floor instead of conventional table and chair layouts

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

33. Solar Decathlon Project | Bangalore Divya Ravi | Portfolio 2021

DAILY CONSUMPTION

23490

MONTHS

RAINFALL RECEIVED (mm)

EFFECTIVE RAINFALL (mm)

HARVESTED WATER (L)

BUILDING WATER DEMAND (L)

SESONAL FACTOR (IRRIGATION) (L)

IRRIGATION WATER DEMAND (L)

GREY WATER GENERATED (L)

UNUSED GREY WATER (L)

FRESH WATER REQUIREMENT

MUNICIPAL WATER

GREY WATER REQUIREMENT AND EXCESS

JANUARY

919.7

728190

100%

30355.2

655371

625015.8

334800

333880.3

393390

231625.8

FEBUARY

3678.8

657720

100%

28396.8

591948

563551.2

302400

298721.2

355320

208231.2 231625.8

MARCH

7357.6

728190

100%

30355.2

655371

625015.8

334800

327442.4

393390

APRIL

33109.2

704700

100%

29376

634230

604854

324000

290890.8

380700

224154

MAY

88291.2

728190

50%

15177.6

655371

640193.4

334800

246508.8

393390

246803.4

JUNE

57941.1

704700

50%

14688

634230

619542

324000

266058.9

380700

238842

JULY

85532.1

728190

20%

6071.04

655371

649299.96

334800

249267.9

393390

255909.96

AUGUST

116

111

102086.7

728190

20%

6071.04

655371

649299.96

334800

232713.3

393390

255909.96

SEPTEMBER

182

177

162786.9

704700

20%

5875.2

634230

628354.8

324000

161213.1

380700

247654.8

OCTOBER

150

145

133356.5

728190

50%

15177.6

655371

640193.4

334800

201443.5

393390

246803.4

NOVEMBER

46904.7

704700

50%

14688

634230

619542

324000

277095.3

380700

238842

DECEMBER

14715.2

728190

50%

15177.6

655371

640193.4

334800

320084.8

393390

246803.4

736679.7

8573850

900 1082

ROOF TOP AREA NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS

3205320.3 LANDSCAPE WATER DEMAND

GREY WATER USED NUMBER OF OFF WORKING DAYS : 12690 Lts 365 RUN COEFFICIENT 0.85 FRESH WATER USED : 10800 Lts

NUMBER OF WORKING DAYS : 365 576 1.7 NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS: 900

IRRIGATION (max) : [m2 x l/m2]

12690

GREY WATER USED

(METER SQ.)

FRESH WATER USED BUILDING WATER FIXTURES10800

NO. OF FIXTURES

FLOW RATES

NO. OF USES

(LITERS)

TOTAL IRRIGATION DEMAND

211409.28 (LITERS)

WATER CONSUMPTION

WOMEN

MEN

FLUSH ( WASHING CLOSET)

21 (18+3)

8100

3205320

FLUSH (SOLID)

4.5

4050

5899166

URINALS

0.4

540

WATER BASIN FAUCETS

(12 + 36)

5400

STAFF WASHROOM

4.5

DRINKING WATER FOUNTAIN

1800

12690

Grey water used

CAFETERIA WASH BASIN

3600

10800

Fresh water usage

DAILY CONSUMPTION

DAILY CONSUMPTION : 23490 Lts

ROOF TOP AREA: ANUAL 1082CONSUMPTION mts

23490 8573850

RUN OFF COEFFICIENT : 0.85

Our water consumption has reduced drastically after installment of the Low Flow Faucets. The Fresh water being consumed by the municipality lines (city lines) reduces by 45 %. Base case Municipal water demand : 5899166 TANK SPECIFICATIONS: Efficient system Municipal water demand : 3205320 Our base case water consumption was based on NBC which led to the consumption being 40, 500 L per day , using more efficient fixtures and a more efficient design we reduced the daily consumption to 23, 490 L per day. According to the water balance sheet, we have an excess of filtered grey water , which leads to the recharge pit (along with the ground run off) to help recharge the groundwater table. WATER SOURCE (RAIN WATER) GROUND RUNOFF : RECHARGE PIT

ROOFTOP RUNOFF

GREY WATER FILTRATION

RAIN WATER STORAGE TOILETS AND URINALS

EXTERNAL WATER SOURCE: MUNICIPAL WATER

54.33513822

DRINKING WATER FOUNTAIN AND BASINS

LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION

- GREY WATER TANK : 7550mm * 28000mm * 3500mm. Area : 215 m2, Height : 3.5 mts. Capacity : 753676 L. - FRESH WATER TANK 7500mm* 20000mm* 2500mm. Area : 154 m2 , Height : 2.5 mts. Capacity: 383962 L. - RAIN WATER TANK 6500mm* 11500mm* 2500mm. Area : 75 m2 , Height 2.5 mts. Capacity: 187205 L.

2873205.72

7. TECHNICAL DRAWINGS AND PARAMETRIC ARCHITECTURE

Indranil Bhattacharya | Megha Nanaiah | Goutham Nandakumar

The last two installments are to show my progress in the course and my learning as well as the skills I have acquired throughout my years in this course.

KEY PLAN

40000 36000 18750

9000

D c'

c''

9000

8000

LEGEND

2 MEETING ROOM

WORKSPACE

DIRECTOR

NOTES

8000

TOILET

40000 8000

3''

DATE: REVISION

FIRE STAIRCASE 4'

4' WORKSPACE WORKSPACE

4''

8000

DESCRIPTION:

SHEET NUMBER: 01901_A_B_00_WD_02 SHEET TITLE: FIRST FLOOR PLAN

5 MEETING ROOM

SCALE AND SIZE: 1:125 NAME :

DIVYA RAVI (1RW17AT026) SEC 'A' , SEM V , B. Arch R.V.C.A

CHECKED BY: WORKING DRAWINGS-I (15ARC 5.7)

40000

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

D c'

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT (8.5 MT X 3.3 MT)

HT PANEL

Indranil Bhattacharya | Megha Nanaiah

c''

HT YARD

DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

D G YARD (4 MT X 3MT) (D G = 2225 X 1000 X 1300)

CAPACITOR PANEL

MAIN MV PANEL

This is an office building located in Bangalore. This project shows my understanding of architectural components and the workings of services ina building. As well as the codes and bylaws of the state.

9000

FIRE HYDRANT (18 MT HOSE REAL WITH 6 MT THROW)

8000

MAIN MV PANEL

3000 2700

WORKSPACE WORKSPACE

3300

DIRECTOR

3300

4300

WORKSPACE

3500

8000

3800 WORKSPACE

WORKSPACE

TOILET

40000 3500

3300

WORKSPACE

8000

4300

WORKSPACE

3500

2000

TOILET

3''

3500

1700

FIRE STAIRCASE

2000

3''

FIRE STAIRCASE

1700

RECEPTION

4''

BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

4''

BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

8000

BASEMENT VENTILATION SHAFT

4400

1500

ROAD

KEY PLAN

ROAD

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

E 40000

D c'

DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

WALLS INTERNAL = BRICK MASONRY

HEADROOM

RETAINING WALLS THKN= 300 mm & 450 mm

D G YARD (4 MT X 3MT) (D G = 2225 X 1000 X 1300)

CAPACITOR PANEL

MAIN MV PANEL

SCHEDULE:

WORK SPACE

SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS

NUMBER DOOR TYPE D 1 D1 2 D2 1 D3 3 D4 5 WINDOW TYPE NUMBER 10 W W1 4 W2 2 V 3

TOILET WORK SPACE

TOILET

8000

MAIN MV PANEL

DIMENSION 3650 X 3000 1600 X 2700 950 X 2700 770 X 2100 600 X 2100 DIMENSION 3100 X 2900 2900 X 2900 940 X 2900 600 X 950

WORKSPACE WORKSPACE

NOTES:

- All Dimensions are measured in millimeter - Do not scale the drawings - Follow the written dimensions 2'

TOILET WORK SPACE

REVISED AS MARKED AND AS PRE REVISION HISTORY

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

REV. NO

DESCRIPTION

REVISIONS

CHECKED BY:

TOILET

SIGN

DATE

ARCHITECTURE

STAIRCASE

CIVIL AND STRUCTURE ELECTRICAL

3''

COMPANY NAME:

JOB NO : 15 ARC 6.7 (WD- 2)

PARKING SPACE

RAMP SPACE

DSGN

DIVYA RAVI

DRWN

DIVYA RAVI

-2800

TOILET

40000 CD

DESIGNED

DRAWN

CHECKED

CHECKED BY:

SIGN

APPROVED

8000

DATE DB ( Distribution board) RPDB LDB UPDB ELDB

PIPING PHE SYSTEM

SECTION 1 (ARCH.)

FIRE STAIRCASE

RECEPTION

APPD

SCALE SECOND BASEMENT -6800

BUILDING SECTION

01901_A_B_00_WD_06

NAME : DIVYA RAVI USN: 1RW17AT026 SEMESTER: VI SECTION: A

BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

4''

1:100

DRAWING NUMBER:

PARKING SPACE

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FINISHING MATRIX - Walls are finished with 20 mm thick WORKSPACE plaster ( on both sides for fire escape staircase to provide for 20 min fire safety - Parking area = cemented floor finish - Skirting = 10 mm vitrified tiles

CHKD FIRST BASEMENT

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WORKSPACE

HVAC (PACKAGE UNITS) FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

ELV SYSTEM

DIRECTOR

8000

- Total floor area = 3360 m 2 - Yard hydrants = 18 mts hose with 6 mt throw - HT yard for building = 125 m2 area

WORK SPACE

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT (8.5 MT X 3.3 MT)

HT PANEL

WALLS EXTERNAL = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

c''

HT YARD

DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

FOUNDATION = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

RAMP SPACE

1 MATERIAL SCHEDULE : WATER TANK plastic water cylinder

9000

FIRE HYDRANT (18 MT HOSE REAL WITH 6 MT THROW)

BASEMENT VENTILATION SHAFT

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

8000

KEY PLAN

40000

9000

FIRE HYDRANT (18 MT HOSE REAL WITH 6 MT THROW)

D c'

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT (8.5 MT X 3.3 MT)

HT PANEL DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

c''

HT YARD

DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

MATERIAL SCHEDULE : D G YARD (4 MT X 3MT) (D G = 2225 X 1000 X 1300)

CAPACITOR PANEL

MAIN MV PANEL

FOUNDATION = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

8000

LIGHTING UNIT LIGHTING LINE

WALLS EXTERNAL = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

LIGHTING DIMENSIONS :

WALLS INTERNAL = BRICK MASONRY RETAINING WALLS THKN= 300 mm & 450 mm

600 X 600 mm

MAIN MV PANEL

1300 X 108 mm 300 X 38mm

KEY PLAN

SCHEDULE:

SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS

NUMBER DOOR TYPE D 1 D1 2 D2 1 D3 3 D4 5 WINDOW TYPE NUMBER 10 W W1 4 W2 2 V 3

WORKSPACE WORKSPACE

DIRECTOR

8000 WORKSPACE

WORKSPACE

DIMENSION 3650 X 3000 1600 X 2700 950 X 2700 770 X 2100 600 X 2100 DIMENSION 3100 X 2900 2900 X 2900 940 X 2900 600 X 950

MATERIAL SCHEDULE : FOUNDATION = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

NOTES:

TOILET

40000

8000

DB ( Distribution board) RPDB LDB UPDB ELDB

3''

FIRE STAIRCASE 4'

WALLS EXTERNAL = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

800 X 800 REVISED AS MARKED AND INSPECTION AS PRE REVISION HISTORY CHAMBER

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

REV. NO

DESCRIPTION

CHECKED BY:

BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

4''

SIGN

ARCHITECTURE

8000

RETAINING WALLS THKN= 300 mm & 450 mm

50 Ø uPVC FINISHING MATRIX WASTE PIPE - Walls are finished with 20 mm thick plaster ( on both sides for fire escape staircase to provide for 20 min fire safety - Parking area = cemented floor finish 25 Ø SUPPLY - Skirting = 10 mm vitrified tiles PIPE

- All Dimensions are measured in millimeter - Do not scale the drawings - Follow the written dimensions

REVISIONS RECEPTION

WALLS INTERNAL = BRICK MASONRY

- Total floor area = 3360 m 2 - Yard hydrants = 18 mts hose with 6 mt throw - HT yard for building = 125 m2 area

DRAWN

CHECKED

DATE CHECKED BY: 150 ØHVAC CI PIPE (PACKAGE UNITS)

APPROVED

110 Ø WASTE PIPE (grey water) SIGN DATE

CIVIL AND STRUCTURE

FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

ELECTRICAL

PIPING PHE SYSTEM

110 Ø SOIL PIPE (black water)

JOB NO : 15 ARC 6.7 (WD- 2) DIVYA RAVI

DRWN

GROUND FLOOR LIGHTING (ARCH.)

DIVYA RAVI

DSGN

CHKD APPD

SCALE

50 Ø uPVC WASTE PIPE 40 Ø uPVC WASTE PIPE

25 Ø SUPPLY PIPE

D c'

1 DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION DESCRIPTION

c''

ELECTRICAL

PIPING PHE SYSTEM

COMPANY NAME:

1:100

DSGN

DIVYA RAVI

DRWN

DIVYA RAVI

APPD

SCALE

1:25

DRAWING NUMBER:

01901_A_B_06_WD_01

NAME : DIVYA RAVI USN: 1RW17AT026 SEMESTER: VI SECTION: A

PHE DETAIL PLAN

KEY PLAN

MATERIAL SCHEDULE :

8000

MAIN MV PANEL

FOUNDATION = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

PACKAGE UNIT DIFFUSER

WALLS EXTERNAL = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

PACKAGE UNIT GRILL

WALLS INTERNAL = BRICK MASONRY

DUCT CONNECTING THE UNITS TO THE SHAFT

RETAINING WALLS THKN= 300 mm & 450 mm

SCHEDULE:

SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS

WORKSPACE WORKSPACE

NUMBER DOOR TYPE D 1 D1 2 D2 1 D3 3 D4 5 WINDOW TYPE NUMBER 10 W W1 4 W2 2 V 3

DIRECTOR

8000 WORKSPACE

WORKSPACE

DIMENSION 3650 X 3000 1600 X 2700 950 X 2700 770 X 2100 600 X 2100 DIMENSION 3100 X 2900 2900 X 2900 940 X 2900 600 X 950

NOTES: TOILET

40000

8000

3''

FIRE STAIRCASE 4'

BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

4''

- Total floor area = 3360 m 2 - Yard hydrants = 18 mts hose with 6 mt throw - HT yard for building = 125 m2 area - All Dimensions are measured in millimeter - Do not scale the drawings - Follow the written dimensions

REVISED AS MARKED AND AS PRE REVISION HISTORY

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

REV. NO

DESCRIPTION

CHECKED BY:

8000

SIGN

DATE

ARCHITECTURE

DRAWN

CHECKED

CHECKED BY:

SIGN

APPROVED

DATE

HVAC (PACKAGE UNITS) FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

CIVIL AND STRUCTURE ELECTRICAL

BASEMENT VENTILATION SHAFT

FINISHING MATRIX - Walls are finished with 20 mm thick plaster ( on both sides for fire escape staircase to provide for 20 min fire safety - Parking area = cemented floor finish - Skirting = 10 mm vitrified tiles

DESIGNED

REVISIONS

RECEPTION

PIPING PHE SYSTEM

ELV SYSTEM COMPANY NAME:

JOB NO : 15 ARC 6.7 (WD- 2)

DSGN

DIVYA RAVI

DRWN

DIVYA RAVI

CHKD APPD

SCALE

GROUND FLOOR HVAC (ARCH.)

1:100

DRAWING NUMBER:

01901_A_B_01_WD_01

NAME : DIVYA RAVI USN: 1RW17AT026 SEMESTER: VI SECTION: A

ROAD

GROUND FLOOR HVAC PLAN

PHE DET (ARCH.)

CHKD

D G YARD (4 MT X 3MT) (D G = 2225 X 1000 X 1300)

MAIN MV PANEL

DRAWN

CHECKED BY:

HVAC (PACKAGE UNIT FIRE PROTECTION SYS

ELV SYSTEM

DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

CAPACITOR PANEL

FINISHING MATRIX - Walls are finished plaster ( on both sid staircase to provide - Parking area = cem - Skirting = 10 mm

DESIGNED

DATE

JOB NO : 15 ARC 6.7 (WD- 2)

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT (8.5 MT X 3.3 MT) DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

SIGN

ARCHITECTURE CIVIL AND STRUCTURE

HT YARD

HT PANEL DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

REVISED AS MARKED AND AS PRE REVISION HISTORY

9000

FIRE HYDRANT (18 MT HOSE REAL WITH 6 MT THROW)

B DRY TYPE TRANSFORMER

REV. NO

CHECKED BY:

NAME : DIVYA RAVI USN: 1RW17AT026 SEMESTER: VI SECTION: A

- All Dimensions are measured in millimeter - Do not scale the drawings - Follow the written dimensions

REVISIONS

01901_A_B_02_WD_01

40000

DIMENSION 3650 X 3000 1600 X 2700 950 X 2700 770 X 2100 600 X 2100 DIMENSION 3100 X 2900 2900 X 2900 940 X 2900 600 X 950

NOTES:

DRAWING NUMBER:

GROUND FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN

SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS

- Total floor area = 3360 m 2 - Yard hydrants = 18 mts hose with 6 mt throw - HT yard for building = 125 m2 area

COMPANY NAME:

BASEMENT VENTILATION SHAFT

SCHEDULE:

NUMBER DOOR TYPE D 1 D1 2 D2 1 D3 3 D4 5 WINDOW TYPE NUMBER 10 W W1 4 W2 2 V 3

450 X 450 GULLY TRAP

DESIGNED

ELV SYSTEM

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KEY PLAN

9000

D c'

9000 c''

8000 MATERIAL SCHEDULE : FOUNDATION = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

POWER SOCKET POWER LINE

WALLS EXTERNAL = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT WALLS INTERNAL = BRICK MASONRY

KEY PLAN

RETAINING WALLS THKN= 300 mm & 450 mm

SCHEDULE:

SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS

8000

Over Head Sump Tanks (syntax) Diameter = 1300 Height =1700

8000

OUTDOOR PACKAGES

3''

FIRE DUCT HVAC DUCT ELV DUCT

MATERIAL SCHEDULE : FOUNDATION = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

SLOPE 1:100

REVISED AS MARKED AND AS PRE REVISION HISTORY

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

REV. NO

DESCRIPTION

CHECKED BY:

SIGN

WALLS EXTERNAL = REINFORCED STEEL CONCER WALLS INTERNAL = BRICK MASONRY RETAINING WALLS THKN= 300 mm & 450 mm

FWS FWS WS WS FWS FWS

WS WS

SCHEDULE:

FWS FWS

SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOW

NUMBER DOOR TYPE D 1 D1 2 1 D2 D3 3 D4 5 WINDOW TYPE NUMBER 10 W W1 4 W2 2 V 3

WS WS FWS FWS

DESIGNED

REVISIONS

8000

4''

WS WS FWS FWS

WS WS

RAIN WATER SHAFT ELECTRICAL DUCT

WS WS FWS FWS

NOTES:

40000 3'

DIMENSION 3650 X 3000 1600 X 2700 950 X 2700 770 X 2100 600 X 2100 DIMENSION 3100 X 2900 2900 X 2900 940 X 2900 600 X 950

NUMBER DOOR TYPE D 1 D1 2 D2 1 D3 3 D4 5 WINDOW TYPE NUMBER 10 W W1 4 W2 2 V 3

REFUGE AREA

DRAWN

CHECKED

CHECKED BY:

DATE

ARCHITECTURE

APPROVED

SIGN

ELECTRICAL

NOTES:

WS WS FWS FWS

WS WS

DATE

HVAC (PACKAGE UNITS) FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

CIVIL AND STRUCTURE

- Total floor area = 3360 m 2 - Yard hydrants = 18 mts hose with 6 m throw - HT yard for building = 125 m2 area

FWS FWS

PIPING PHE SYSTEM

ELV SYSTEM

DSGN

DIVYA RAVI

DRWN

DIVYA RAVI

TERRACE PLAN (ARCH.)

CHKD

WS WS FWS FWS

WS WS

REVISED AS MARKED AND AS PRE REVISION HISTORY

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

REV. NO

DESCRIPTION

FWS FWS

APPD

SCALE

1:100

FPS SHAFT

CHECKED BY:

SIGN

DATE

ARCHITECTURE

01901_A_B_00_WD_00

CIVIL AND STRUCTURE ELECTRICAL ELV SYSTEM

NAME : DIVYA RAVI USN: 1RW17AT026 SEMESTER: VI SECTION: A

TERRACE PLAN

REVISIONS

PHE SHAFT

DRAWING NUMBER:

F p s -

- All Dimensions are measured in millimeter - Do not scale the drawings - Follow the written dimensions

COMPANY NAME:

JOB NO : 15 ARC 6.7 (WD- 2)

DIMENSION 3650 X 300 1600 X 270 950 X 2700 770 X 2100 600 X 2100 DIMENSION 3100 X 29 2900 X 29 940 X 290 600 X 950

COMPANY NAME:

JOB NO : 15 ARC 6.7 (WD- 2) DSGN

DIVYA RAVI

DRWN

DIVYA RAVI

CHKD APPD

SCALE

SCHEMATIC SECTION

KEY PLAN

1:25

DRAWING NUMBER:

01901_A_B_0

NAME : DIVYA RAVI USN: 1RW17AT026 SEMESTER: VI SECTION: A

40000 36000 9000

D c'

c''

KEY PLAN

MATERIAL SCHEDULE : FOUNDATION = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT WALLS EXTERNAL = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT WALLS INTERNAL = BRICK MASONRY

8000

RETAINING WALLS THKN= 300 mm & 450 mm

MATERIAL SCHEDULE :

SCHEDULE:

PUMP ROOM

SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS

NUMBER DOOR TYPE D 1 D1 2 D2 1 D3 3 D4 5 WINDOW TYPE NUMBER 10 W W1 4 W2 2 V 3

FIRE SUMP

FROM SOFT WATER SUMP

DIMENSION 3650 X 3000 1600 X 2700 950 X 2700 770 X 2100 600 X 2100 DIMENSION 3100 X 2900 2900 X 2900 940 X 2900 600 X 950

FROM RAW WATER SUMP

RETAINING WALLS THKN= 300 mm & 450 mm

FROM FIRE SUMP

JOCKEY

PUMP ROOM FROM SOFT WATER SUMP

FROM RAW WATER SUMP

JOCKEY

SOFT WATER SUMP

40000

PARKING SPACE

RAIN WATER SHAFT ELECTRIC

TOWARDS YARD HYDRANTS

DIESEL TOWARDS WET RISER AND SPRINKLER

- Do not scale the drawings - Follow the written dimensions

RAIN WATER SUMP (2.5 X 2.5 X 3.3 MTS)

RAW WATER SUMP

3''

REVISED AS MARKED AND AS PRE REVISION HISTORY

TOWARDS YARD HYDRANTS

DIESEL TOWARDS WET RISER AND SPRINKLER

SIGN

DATE

ARCHITECTURE ELECTRICAL

DRAWN

DSGN

DIVYA RAVI

DRWN

DIVYA RAVI

CHKD

CHECKED BY:

BASEMENT 2 PLAN (ARCH.)

APPD

1:100

DRAWING NUMBER:

01901_A_B_00_WD_05

NAME : DIVYA RAVI USN: 1RW17AT026 SEMESTER: VI SECTION: A

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BASEMENT 2 PLAN

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DESCRIPTION SIGN

SIGN

CHECKED

PIPING PHE SYSTEM

COMPANY NAME:

DATE PS

DSGN

DIVYA RAVI

DRWN

DIVYA RAVI

CHKD APPD

DRAWN

CHECKED BY: HVAC (PACKAGE UNITS) FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

ELV SYSTEM

APPROVED

FINISHING MATRIX - Walls are finished with 20 m plaster ( on both sides for fire staircase to provide for 20 mi - Parking area = cemented flo - Skirting = 10 mm vitrified ti

DESIGNED

DATE

ELECTRICAL

CHECKED

COMPANY NAME:

SCALE

REV. NO

REVISIONS

ARCHITECTURE

PIPING PHE SYSTEM

ELV SYSTEM

JOB NO : 15 ARC 6.7 (WD- 2)

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

CIVIL AND STRUCTURE

HVAC (PACKAGE UNITS) FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

CIVIL AND STRUCTURE

BASEMENT VENTILATION SHAFT

REVISED AS MARKED AND AS PRE REVISION HISTORY

JOB NO : 15 ARC 6.7 (WD- 2)

CHECKED BY:

4''

CHECKED BY:

DESIGNED

REVISIONS

FIRE STAIRCASE 4'

ELECTRIC

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

REV. NO

- All Dimensions are measured in millimeter - Do not scale the drawings - Follow the written dimensions

staircase to provide for 20 min fire safety - Parking area = cemented floor finish - Skirting = 10 mm vitrified tiles

RAWDESCRIPTION WATER SUMP

DIMENSION 3650 X 3000 1600 X 2700 950 X 2700 770 X 2100 600 X 2100 DIMENSION 3100 X 2900 2900 X 2900 940 X 2900 600 X 950

- Total floor area = 3360 m 2 - Yard hydrants = 18 mts hose with 6 mt throw - HT yard for building = 125 m2 area

FINISHING MATRIX - All Dimensions are measured in - Walls are finished with 20 mm thick SOFT millimeterWATER SUMP plaster ( on both sides for fire escape

SCHEDULE OF DOORS AND WINDOWS

NOTES:

FROM FIRE SUMP

SCHEDULE:

NUMBER DOOR TYPE D 1 D1 2 D2 1 D3 3 D4 5 WINDOW TYPE NUMBER 10 W W1 4 W2 2 V 3

- Total floor area = 3360 m 2 - Yard hydrants = 18 mts hose with 6 mt throw - HT yard for building = 125 m2 area

FIRE SUMP

WALLS EXTERNAL = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT WALLS INTERNAL = BRICK MASONRY

NOTES:

FOUNDATION = REINFORCED STEEL CONCERT

FIRE STAIRCASE

ZOOMED IN PUMP ROOM

SCALE

PHE PUMP ROOM DETAIL (ARCH.)

1:25

DRAWING NUMBER:

01901_A_B_06_WD_02

NAME : DIVYA RAVI USN: 1RW17AT026 SEMESTER: VI SECTION: A

SIGN

PARAMETRIC ARCHITECTURE

SNOWFLAKE PAVILION:

Goutham Nandakumar

Snowflake pavilion code :

Over the course of the sem we learnt to create multiple parametric forms(ie. the TOWER to the right and the moveable LOUVERS on the left). However, the most notable forms where: SNOWFLAKE PAVILION During the semester (5th) we looked at many techniques in creating parameterized forms. This snowflake pavilion was a result of that. The snowflake was created using four triangles as its base. The snowflake was then plugged into mesh in the form of the ring aligning pentagons.

Digitally moveable louver system.

SERPENTINE PAVILION SERPENTINE PAVILION: We created and experimented with parametric buildings and forms. Using grasshopper, we learned how each value in the script is essential in the outcome of the final form. For example; We recreated the Serpentine Pavillion by BIG (or created a close copy of the original).

Serpentine pavilion code :

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THANK YOU. DIVYA RAVI ( 9538344707) divya.ravi.1rw17at@rvca.in RVCA This portfolio is created solely for the purpose of internship in architectural organisations Any and all works are done by Divya Ravi unless otherwise specified.