Febin Paul_UG Architectural Portfolio

PORTFOLIO Architectural

Student

I am an architecture aspirant. I believe architecture has enabled me to develop my personality, enthusiasm for solving practical problems and has helped me understand people's problems and wisely design for them catering to their needs. I understand that architecture has its own language. It speaks through its walls, floors and ceilings. I believe creation is a powerful skill and architecture greatly demands it.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)

Marian College of Architecture and Planning, Kazhakuttom, Trivandrum, Kerala 2018 - ongoing

Higher secondary Govt. Jawahar Higher Secondary School, Ayoor, Kollam, Kerala 2018 pass out

Passed with percentage of 90

High School

St. John’s Central School, Anchal, Kollam, Kerala 2016 pass out Passed with percentage of 98

WORK EXPERIENCE

Student Volunteer

Annual NASA Convention | Moledro 2019

Student Volunteer Claygrid 2019 | M.CAP, Trivandrum

Wall Art Workshop Claygrid 2022 | M.CAP, Trivandrum

Magazine Editor

Pradyot | Art and Craft Magazine | 2018-23 M.CAP Batch

Exhibition Coordinator

EVA- Urban Design Studio Exhibition | 2018-23 M.CAP Batch

Participation

Heritage Walk | Conservation Talk conducted by LSGD, Kerala and Dept. of Architecture CET | 2022

Class Representative

2019-20 | 2018-23 M.CAP Batch

Freelance Preparation of Sanction Drawings

North Indian Tour Coordinator Delhi & Jaipur | 2022

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCIES

AutoCAD

INTERESTS

COMPETITIONS

URBAN

GATEWAY

REFERENCE: Ar. Honey Paul | SIT, Tumkur | Ph: +91 7411503416

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This portfolio is a compilation of some of my works done in my academic semesters and personal freelance projects done during the period 2018 -2022. This portfolio is an amalgamation of works from small scale projects to large scale urban designs.

RESIDENCE

The project was to design a residential buiding for the client in his hometown. The proposal is a 4 bedroom building with 2 floors within a limited plot extend of 465 m2

PLAN AREA: 119.07 sq m

Parapet

SECTION AA GL GL

5,99

8,39

W3

V

3,23 4 3,95 1,16 2,23

Toilet 1.5 x 2

D1 D1 D2

Terrace Balcony 1.5 x 3

D1

Bedroom 3.5 x 3.8 Bedroom 3.5 x 3.8

D1 W3 W3 W3

AREA: 69.15 sq m

2,78 0,6 1,5

1,5 2,92 2,55

2,7

11,15 7,69 1,5 6,41

HOUSING APARTMENT

The design is aimed at a Housing Apartment which is a multi-storied complex structures incorporating efficient planning, technology and services.

Total land area: 5.8 acre

Site area: 1.07 acre/ 4330.136 sq m

BUILDING ORIENTATION

FORM DEVELOPMENT

ZONING

This part of the site is PRIVATE AREAS in which residential blocks can be allocated as it blocks the view from neighbouring plots.

This part of the site is SEMI PRIVATE AREAS in which, parking and other recreational areas can be allocated as it gives an attractive view from the main entrance.

PLAY AREA is located between the two building blocks which pro vide a clear surveillance from the apartment units.

MAIN ROAD AND SERVICE ROAD connects both the building blocks, reaches the parking area and also covers the entire site.

6th Floor Plan

Terrace Plan

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

Vision

SOCIO

ECONOMIC SELF-SUSTAINABILITY ENVIRONMENT

Promotion of cultural tourism in kerala by creating a socio-economic self-sustainability environment for artisans and craftsmen as an art and craft village

Relevance

In the developing countries, after agriculture, handicrafts have been described as “the second largest source of income” (E. Pye, “Crafting the Future”, 1986). There is no doubt that artisans make a significant contribution to national economy. Many forms of handicrafts like antique woodwork, carpets, pottery types, paintings, etc. have a great market.

Modern tourism added new dimensions for artisans and their crafts. Mass tourism created a demand for bulk production and offered an experience with artisan’s in their life surroundings as the search for heritage and something original, authentic or unique.

Indian arts and crafts are essential component of indian culture.Indian art includes a lot of religious elements,it is

Design Objectives

1. Incorporation of cultural interactive spaces with economic growth

2. Incorporating spaces with economic and cultural expansion of arts and craft

3. Promotion of cultural tourism through model communal space

BUILDING ORIENTATION ENCLOSURES

PAID/UNPAID ZONE CIRCULATION

ECONOMIC HUB

SOCIO-ECONOMIC NICHE

Vayalil Restaurant

REDEVELOPMENT OF PARVATHY PUTHANAR & THE

URBAN COALESCE

Parvathy puthanaar was an artificial canal that was developed during the reign of Rani Parvathi Bai, then maharani of Travancore. The canal connected various important towns and was a major trade route. However, at present, the canal remains unused and in a dilapidated condition. Most cities designed along the canal treat it as their backyard. People and cities end up dumping waste and sewage into the stream. The aim of this studio was to design urban water front development projects along the canal, introducing more activities and footfall to these regions, henceforth reinstating Parvathy Puthanaar to its former glorious state.

AKKULAM

Aakkulam region acts like a bridge between the technology district and main city centre of Trivandrum. Aakkulam has plenty of transportation infrastructure such as railway station, national highway, airport, KSRTC bus terminal and national waterway. These infrastructures bring in visitors from all over the country and even on an international scale. Aakulam has plenty of natural resources in the form of lake, pozhi, beach, river, blue green edges and a plethora of flora and fauna. Hence one can witness Aakkulam transforming into a gateway to Trivandrum city.

VELI BEACH

VELI TOURIST VILLAGE

VELI-AKKULAM WALKWAY AKKULAM VIEW POINT

Akkulam is a breathing blue-green corridor of Trivandrum city.It is diverse in terms of flora and fauna with a wide range of fishes in the lake.It is one of the largest open space in Trivandrum city.Akkulam is situated in the low lands of Trivandrum.The rapid growth of Akkulam due the establishment of bypass, technopark, Lulu shopping mall etc. affected the natural ecosystem of Akkulam.The Akkulam Veli lake and Paravathi Puthanar joining these are one of the primary ecological feature of this area.The estuary which joins the Veli beach is also one of the unique feature of this area

AKKULAM WALKWAY

AKKULAM SUNSET VIEWPOINT

AKKULAM TOURIST VILLAGE AKKULAM BOAT CLUB

This open ground is located opposite to the Southern Air Command and Control Centre, Akkulam

The

Parks

Parking Area

This ground is situated in Akkulam Air Force Camp under the control of Indian Air force but outsiders also depends this ground for workout and games.

The

Kadakampally

etc.

PROPOSALS

VISION

REIMAGINING/ RESTRUCTURING DEFUNCT SPACES THROUGH PLACEMAKING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

Revitalization of English Indian clay factory Renovation of Madhavapuram LP school Revitalization of coir factory

Improving quality of green spaces

Improving walkable character - pedestrianisation/ walkable friendly streets formalising vending, street activities Integrating public spaces and neighbourhood Promotion of commercial activities Incorporating seating spaces and making them active edges Improving quality of public realm

ground in front of Oruvathilkotta Temple is a privately owned public space where people gather for religious purposes like community celebrations, festivals, etc.

ground in front of Karikkakom Temple is a privately owned public space where people gather for religious purposes like community celebrations, festivals,

Veli Childrens Park which is inside Veli Tourist Village has one of the best children's parks besides the Veli lake and Veli beach.

Mini Stadium is an open ground owned by gpvernment. This public ground offers a good pace for playing football, cricket, badmin ton, etc.

Barren Land Vegetated Land

Revitalization of English Indian clay factory

The idea of the project was to rejuvenate the currently defunct clay factory into a city centre. The elements for the same included a national museum and art gallery, more exhibition spaces, a commercial street, a flea market and other transitional spaces. These elements are placed, beginning from Kochuveli railway station and ending with the serene beauty of Parvathy Puthenaar.

HAND RENDERED MASTERPLAN

COMPLETED

ELEVATION SECTION A A

APPLICANT DETAILS

Mr. BABY PAUL , KUZHIVILA PANDAKASALA , AYOOR P O , AKAMON , KOLLAM Dist: Ph: 9446796338

23

DETAILS OF SEPTIC TANK & SOAKPIT Outlet 150 23

10 23 10 Inlet

100 100 100 23 PLAN SECTION

23

150 23

150

NEAR BY ELECTRIC POST

Well

WATER LINE WATER TANK

LINE TO THE WELL DRAINAGE LINE

MH MH DRAINAGE PIT

SEPTIC TANK

Septic Tank Waste pit1.5m

2.0m

m 29.40 m 13.90 m 3.0 m 1.50m 12.80m 12.30 m 12.70 m Property Owned by Mrs. Ponnamma Property Owned by Mrs. Mariyamma 5.0 m wide panchayat road A/ AK-78/ 9/ 5   W S Property Owned by Mr. Baby COMPLETED RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 11.75 m 8.82 m 2.08m 6.06m 11.75 m 0.68m 11.38m 1.92 1.15m 5.40m 3.60 m 4.45m 4.30 m 4.00 m 15.80 m 10.30 m 4.10 m 3.30 m 3.40 m 3.20 m 1.50 1.55 1.70 2.10m 1.90m 2.60m 1.80m 3.60 m 1.00 m 1.00 m Ø60

11.10 3" PVC pipe from terrace 82 17 Grawel Fine sand DISINFECTION UNIT MAIN HOLE COVER DRAIN SECTIONAL ELEVATION SECTIONAL PLAN

Well

  W S

Commercial building ( shop ) under processing in panchayat for regularisation Area of Commercial building ( shop ) under processing in panchayat for regularisation = 60.21 m²

Rainwater pit

105.35 m² 105.35 m² RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

1.50 m Inlet R.C.C 1:2:4 10mm thick Inlet P.C.C 1:4:8 15mm thick

A/ AK-78/ 9/ 5 D1 D2 SERVICE PLAN(1:300)

7.50m radius no well

Kottarakkara 84

m 2000 CAPACITY = 5646 ltr. RAIN WATER HARVESTING ARRANGEMENTS

1.50 m Puthuppadavu DRAIN FILTER UNIT STORAGE UNIT OVER FLOW NOT TO SCALE

Permissible building line Application No : E4/ 8287/ 2021 PERMITED AREA = 227.48 m² COMPLETED AREA = 221.64 m²

CERTIFICATE

Certified that : 1. the document(s) in support of the ownership of the plot has/have been verified and that the applicant(s) has/have every right of construction in this plot ;

2. the plot boundaries, measurements and other details shown in the site plan are correct.

3. the drawings are in conformity with the provisions of the Master Plan / Detailed Town Planning Scheme / Interim Development Order as applicable under the Kerala Town and Country Planning Act 2016.

4.The drawings are in conformity with the provisions of the Kerala Panchayat Building Rules,2019 and other applicable statutes.

Signature: Secretary

FLOORS

NEAREST BUILDING NO TOTAL FLOOR AREA ON ALL FLOORS

JOINERY DETAILS D 100X210 D1 90X210 D2 80X210 W3 150X150 W2 100X150 kW3 150 X120 fw3 150x180 V 75X50 PLOT AREA MAXIMUM COVERED AREA 165.56 M² 405 M² x 100 = 40.88 %

TOTAL BUILT UP AREA = 221.64 m² TOTAL COVERED AREA = 165.56 m² TOTAL FLOOR AREA = 281.85 m²

CERTIFICATE

Area 221.64 m² 221.64 m² RAIN WATER PIPE

1. Certified that the plot boundaries, measurements and other details shown in the site plan are correct.

2. Certified that the drawings are in conformity with the provisions of the Master Plan / Detailed Town Planning Scheme /Interim Development Order as applicable under the Kerala Town and Country Planning Act2016.

3.The drawings are in conformity with the provisions of the Kerala Panchayat Building Rules,2019 and other applicable statutes.

UNDERTAKING

I,.hereby undertake that the building construction/land development will be carried on/ being carried on/ was carried on as per the approved plan and permit in accordance with the rules in force.

Signature:

Place: Date:

CERTIFICATE

Certified that :

1. the document(s) in support of the ownership of the plot has/have been verified and that the applicant(s) has/have every right of construction in this plot

2. the plot boundaries, measurements and other details shown in the site plan are correct.

3. the drawings are in conformity with the provisions of the Master Plan / Detailed Town Planning Scheme / Interim Development Order as applicable under the Kerala Town and Country Planning Act 2016.

4.The drawings are in conformity with the provisions of the Kerala Panchayat Building Rules,2019 and other applicable statutes. Signature: Secretary

JOINERY DETAILS

D 100X210 D1 90X210 D2 70X210 W3 150X150 W2 100X150 kW3 150 X120 V 75X50

NOTES :

SURVEY NO.

ELECTRIC POST NO A/MA 29/24/14/3

NEAREST BUILDING NO

BUILDING DETAILS USE : RESIDENTIAL

FLOORS

Ground floor

TOTAL BUILT UP AREA = 120 m²

TOTAL COVERED AREA = 198.96 m² TOTAL FLOOR AREA = 196.21 m²

PLOT DETAILS m² 63/11 F.S.I

TOTAL FLOOR AREA ON ALL FLOORS

PLOT AREA 196.21 M² 4642 M² = 0.04

CERTIFICATE

COVERAGE

PLOT AREA MAXIMUM COVERED AREA 198.96 M² 4642 M² x 100 = 4.29 %

1. Certified that the plot boundaries, measurements and other details shown in the site plan are correct.

2. Certified that the drawings are in conformity with the provisions of the Master Plan / Detailed Town Planning Scheme /Interim Development Order as applicable under the Kerala Town and Country Planning Act2016.

3.The drawings are in conformity with the provisions of the Kerala Panchayat Building Rules,2019 and other applicable statutes.

UNDERTAKING

I,.hereby undertake that the building construction/land development will be carried on/ being carried on/ was carried on as per the approved plan and permit in accordance with the rules in force.

Signature:

Place: Date:

DETAILS MR. MANOJ A K VILAYIL PUTHEN VEEDU, ALAMCODU, KOTTUKKAL, ANCHAL P.O. KOLLAM DISTRICT Ph. No. 9995454532 Signature: PLOT DETAILS

We started writing this book shortly after the beginning of our architectural design for this semester. As architecture students, our quests to imbibe knowledge before getting out in the field has become our duty over time. This led to our pursuit of understanding the working of arts and craft in Kerala.

First and foremost, we hope to provide a brief general assessment on the different arts and crafts in Kerala. The scope and contents of the various chapters of the book have been so planned as to make each chapter self-contained even at the risk of repetition. Secondly, we would like to acknowledge that exploring the arts and crafts of Kerala was a surreal experience and we hope that the same feeling is evoked in the reader.

In the execution of this extensive and multifarious undertaking; We, the S7 Batch of Marian Architecture and Planning take satisfaction in knowing we have done our very best and in this spirit, we lay rest to the manuscript of this volume. We would be happy if this book comes to be accepted in due course as a work of approbation by paramours of Kerala Arts and Crafts.

Baby