Portfolio (2020-24) by Fizah Khan

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Selected Works (2020-2024)

Fizah Khan

Fizah Khan

Hi, I’m Fizah, an architecture student with a passion for pushing creative boundaries. My journey into architecture wasn’t a childhood dream but a discovery born from a love for both science and art. For me, architecture is a gateway to understanding different lives and crafting spaces that resonate with their unique narratives

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Birth Date:

Address :

Languages:

2020-2025:

01-01-2003

Rekabganj, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, 224001 English, Hindi

2018-2020:

2017-2018:

education. academic projects.

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Semester 8 :

Bachelor of Architecture I 9.13

CGPA (upto 7th Semester)

University School of Architecture and Planning, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprasrtha University

Vishwas Nagar, Delhi

Senior Secondary School I 93.4%

(PCM with Computer Science)

Jingle Bell Academy

Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh

Secondary School I 89.7%

Canossa Convent Girls Inter College

Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh

66th Year NASA Reubens Exhibition I Hospital Design

66th Year NASA Reubens Exhibition I Cultural Center Design

65th Year NASA Laurie Baker Trophy (Team Lead)

65th Year NASA CP Kukreja Design Trophy (Team Lead)

Graphic Design for GGSIPU

Newsletter U-Focus

2024 :

2024 : 2023 :

Space Bubble Design

Goa Residence Design

School Design for Autistic Kids

Ecoresort Design

Cultural Center

Interior Design for Bedroom

Hospital Design

Interior Design for Restaurant

TOD Housing

Shahdara Sub CBD Proposal

3D Modelling Sketchup Rhino Grasshoper

Render Enscape Vray Lumion

Post Production

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Indsign

Office Suite

Microsoft Office

Google Suite

Climate Analysis

Ecotect

Climate Consultant

Dissertation: Heritage Facade Manifestation for Future Urbanisation

Transportation Documentation of Shahdara

Seminar: Bollywood’s Affluent Architecture: Tracing Colonial Legacy

Team Co-ordination Communication Reliability Analytical Thinking Resourcefulness Empathy Nature Walks Pottery Cooking Theme Decorations Embroidery

VITAE

research & documentation. about me. competitions & extras. software skills. soft skills & interests. CURRICULUM

2023

2022

BIM

: Drafting Autocad

Revit

Cultural Center I Semester 5

TOD Housing I Semester 7

100 Bed Hospital

2. Urban Basera 3. Sajeev 1. Sanskritila

I Semester 6

4. The Horizon Restaurant Interior Design I Semester 6

A collecrtion of miscellaneous projects

contents. Sajeev Hospital

5. Vividh

Sanskritila

Cultural Center I Semester 5

A cultural center’s architecture embodies both function and beauty, with its exterior often becoming a defining feature of its locale. Thus, this building was aimed to look like it is growing from the ground and blend in with site yet stand out and act as a landmark building, Inside, spaces are purposefully designed to host a wide array of events, promoting creativity and community engagement.

Learning Outcome : Designing of buildings with unconventional structural system and how to bring peaceful harmony of functions and resultant shape without compromising on quality of spaces.

Location : Dwarka Sector 10, Delhi

Year : 2022

Type : Public Semi Public

Softwares : Autocad, Sketchup, Photoshop

Site Area : 5981 SQM

Ground Coverage Area : 1661 SQM

Builtup Area : 4383 SQM

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Form Development Stages

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View of the building from the entrance.

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Elevation development Stages Section AA’

Ground Floor Plan with Site Plan

The design embodies the idea of creating a building in the shape of a mound that gradually decreases in size as it rises. All of the spaces are tied together and visually connected by the central courtyards. It can be utilized as an exhibition space spill area as well as for holding workshops.

The building’s shape naturally produces the necessary viewing angle for classes. The form changes in spaces based on the requirements of the function.

In addition to cooling the building, the central spine’s assortment of double-heighted coridoors beside water features leave visitors with a lasting impression of the area.

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Urban Basera

T.O.D. Housing I Semester 7

Transit-oriented development (TOD) housing focuses on creating vibrant, pedestrian-friendly communities around transit hubs. The architecture of TOD housing often includes mixed-use buildings with residential units above retail and commercial spaces, promoting a live-work-play lifestyle.

Learning Outcome : Working with large builtup areas and distribution of areas among different use buildings. Achieving the required number of dwelling units and adjusting the residential matrix accordingly with optimum clustering of houses.

Location : Rohini Sector 18, Delhi

Year : 2023

Type : Mixed Use Housing

Collaborators : Christopher Joseph & Harsh Raj Jain

Softwares : Autocad, Revit, Enscape, Ecotect, Climate Consultant, Photoshop

Site Area : 35000 sqm

Ground Coverage Area: 11655 sqm (33%)

Builtup Area : 70000 sqm

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Site Analysis Based on Different Parameters.

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The primary concept for designing of towers is to utilise its structural framework for elevation design while it also acts as a shading device for southern and western facades. This exoskeleton creates a unique identity of the towers. It was designed back and forth with the clusters and adjustment of interior spaces accordingly. Planters are placed on this exoskeleton which shade the balcony.

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2 I Urban Basera

Site Plan

The public spaces are placed near the metro buffer area to keep the residential areas separate from them. The placement of towers include keeping the highest tower towards the upper end of site so it doesn’t block the sunlight of other buildings. A central green area is shaded by the towers during the evening so people can come and interact.

The zoning of different Public Semi Public and Commercial spaces is depicted in the diagram.

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- 17ROAD LVL 0 GF LVL 600 1ST FL 3900 2ND FL 7200 3RD FL 10500 4TH FL 13800 5TH LVL 17100 6TH LVL 20400 7TH FL 23700 8TH FL 27000 9TH FL 30300 Level 11 33600 10TH FL 11TH FL 36900 12TH FL 40200 13TH FL 43500 14TH FL 46800 15TH FL 50100 16TH FL 53400 17TH FL 56700 18TH FL 60000 TERRACE FL 63300 MUMTY LVL 66100 MACHINE ROOM LVL 67900 K N P Q R S 1 : 250 SOUTH 1 Southern

Tower E

Elevation of

EWS Cluster Plan of Odd Floors

2 I Urban Basera

EWS Cluster Plan of Even Floors

Unit Design of 3.5 BHK Plan

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View of

Axonometric

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of 3.5 BHK unit 2 I Urban Basera

View from the Entrance

Sajeev

100 Bed Hospital Design I Semester 5

Hospital design focuses on creating a healing environment. It incorporates natural light, soothing colors, and open spaces to reduce stress and promote recovery. Another important objective is to design functional layouts & streamline patient flow and enhance staff efficiency.

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3 I Sajeev

The planning was initiated with the use of fractal design principles. Multiple iterations of zoning and massing helped to develop one fractal unit which was later repeated for all blocks and modifed where necessay. The aim of designing was to provide green and open spaces for all areas which connect with nature and add a calming effect on users. shaded fenestrations created a view for all.

Form Development Stages

Connection of Different Functions

Site Plan with Ground Floor Plan

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Zoning of Different Functions

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DETAIL B

External Wall Detail to hide Concreate Beams. SHEET TITLE.

The elevation is designed to enhance the structural dead walls. while the northen west and east side have

TERRACE FLOOR PLAN AND NORTH EAST

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EXTERNAL WALL DETAIL FOR SOUTH NORTH FACING WALL SCALE 1:50 DETAIL B SCALE

50 MM THICK FLOOR FINISH 600*600 MM RCC BEAM 115 MM THICK BRICK WALL 230 MM THICK BRICK WALL 150 MM THICK RCC SILL

1:20

DETAIL A

External Wall Detail with Shaft to hide Concreate Beams.

WALL DETAIL FOR SOUTH AND NORTH FACING WALL WITH SHAFT SCALE 1:50

structural elements, the southern west and east side have have recessed windows with exposed brick facade.

EAST ELEVATION

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ROLL NO: 01917301620 SHEET

SHEET DETAIL SIGNATURE 3 A ARCH.

SCALE O6

CLASS: SUBJECT: NAME: FIZAH KHAN

N0.

DESIGN

230 MM THICK BRICK WALL 150 MM THICK RCC SEATING 50 MM THICK FLOOR FINISH 600*600 RCC BEAM 115 MM THICK BRICK WALL 230 MM THICK BRICK WALL 300 MM THICK SUBSTRATA 50 MM THICK WATER RETENTION 20 MM THICK ROOT BARRIER 30 MM THICK FILTER LAYER 10 MM THICK WATERPROOFING LAYER

DETAIL A SCALE 1:20 150 MM THICK RCC LINTEL

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EXTERNAL

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View of General Ward with Window Sitting, on which patients can sit and have outside view.

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The Horizon

Restaurant Interior Design I Semester 6

Interior design encompasses the art and science of enhancing interior spaces to achieve a harmonious balance of functionality, aesthetics, and comfort. Design choices, such as materials, colors, and textures, are carefully curated to reflect the restaurant’s concept and enhance comfort for patrons.

Learning Outcome : Creation of moodboards and different concept boards related to furniture, lighting, flooring, wall treatment, etc. Achievement of a well functioning layout which relates to the theme of the restaurant space.

Location : Delhi

Year : 2022

Type : Commercial

Softwares : Autocad, Sketchup, Enscape, Photoshop

Site Area :

Builtup Area : 800 sqm

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View of First Floor Dining Space.

4 I The Horizon

View of Private Dining Space

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Moodboard of Different Floors

Isometric Exploded View

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4 I The Horizon

P.O.P False Ceiling Profile Sections

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Detail of Thatch Roof

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View of Bar Area on Terrace Floor

4 I The Horizon

View of Terrace Floor Cafe Space

Vividh

A collection of miscellanous projects.

Each project embodies diverse nature of profession of architecture which requires solving unique challenges, innovation with materials and form, and respond creatively to diverse project needs or societal issues. They are as important as design projects as they open up a whole new world of knowledge and enhancement of skills.

a) Hand Illustrations

b) Construction Drawings

c) Computational Design

d) LCA Calculations

e) Laurie Baker Trophy

f) Model Making

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Charminar, Hyderabad (Medium: Pencils and Microns)

hand

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Guptar Ghat, Ayodhya (Medium: Watercolor)

illustrations.

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UP UP DOWN ROADLVL+150 ROAD LVL +00 ACCOUNTSSECTION TYPEA LECTUREROOM1 TYPEA LECTUREROOM2 PROOFFICE GENTSWASHROOM LADIESWASHROOM UP WATERBODY WORKSHOPAREA UPFROM BASEMENT UP DOWN DOWN FHC1500*900 AXXX D4 REFER TO SHEET NO. A XXX FOR DETAILS OF GLASS WALL 1600 1200 300 900 415 115 DOWN 1300 3700 1300 1300 3700 1300 1300 3700 2600 3700 1300 1300 3700 2600 3700 1300 10100 5140 4040 4200 4200 3060 750 3060 750 115 1190 3900 5220 3060 2190 3900 2190 3800 230 4385 2000 3395 AXXX D1 AXXX D1 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D1 AXXX D6 3220 7100 9500 AXXX W1 AXXX W1 AXXX W1 AXXX W1 AXXX W1 AXXX W1 AXXX W4 AXXX W4 15 PersonLift 1800*2375 24PersonLift2200*2750 A C'D' 10 09 8 7 6 5' 5 4' 4 3' 3 2 A N' M' L' J' H' G' 6000 8500 8500 5000 6500 3500 3000 3500 3000 2000 4500 5000 6500 6500 6500 1' 1 3500 3000 6500 4500 5000 6' 7' 3000 3500 3000 2000 ROADLVL+150 A TYPEA LECTUREROOM3 2425 1540 1540 115 750 115 750 115 1500 115 1500 115 750 2425 230 750 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 009 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 010 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 011 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 012 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 013 AXXX D6 AXXX D6 AXXX D6 AXXX D3

Ground Floor Plan of Cultural Center

- 37UP UP UP DOWN DOWN UP UP ROADLVL+600 ROADLVL+00 ROADLVL+600 DOWN TYPEA LECTUREROOM4 FEECOUNTER RECEPTION AUDITORIUMFOYER AUDITORIUM TEMPORARY EXHIBITION CAFETERIA KITCHEN DROPOFFPORCH FEMALETOILET 10M² WAITING LOUNGE TEMPORARYEXHIBITION SPILLAREA100M² OUTDOORCAFETERIA 70M² WATERBODY TEMPORARYEXHIBITION SPILLAREA DOWN MALETOILET 10M² RAMP TO BASEMENT SLOPE 1:12 UP UP DOWN 1300 3700 2600 3700 1300 6105 3825 1300 5360 2100 1700 6870 5290 5170 3350 3245 230 980 2245 REFER TO SHEET NO. A - XXX FOR DETAILS OF GLASS WALL 7540 2675 2100 6000 2040 3040 5910 2260 2290 2200 230 7205 2000 4050 5895 2000 5420 8630 14750 2000 4540 4270 230 7565 2170 6125 1135 3355 4650 2115 3970 3060 1530 600 230 150 755 230 900 300 2710 3400 8000 AXXX D5 AXXX D2 STAIRCASE 2 WIDTH:1800 TREAD: 300 RISER: 150 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D2 AXXX D5 AXXX D6 AXXX D3 AXXX W1 AXXX W1 AXXX W1 AXXX W4 AXXX W4 2190 3900 ROADLVL+1200 ROADLVL+900 ROADLVL+1200 ROADLVL+1500 ROADLVL+1800 ROADLVL+2100 ROADLVL+2400 3300 B C D E F F' E' D' C' B' A' SETBACK LINE 8500 8500 27800 4555 7100 1000 6030 1000 6420 3375 6815 7200 7600 8000 8390 ROADLVL+600 ROADLVL+600 5300 5300 3000 900 1200 3300 2250 1200 4540 1620 1415 550 1000 2030 3535 5150 19930 230 1500 1970 6300 230 16700 3445 230 1830 3200 600 600 115 900 300 115 115900 ROADLVL+600 B B' AXXX D2 AXXX D2 PERMANENTEXHIBITION AREA GREEN ROOM GREEN ROOM UP DOWN 3230 230 600 115 115 1500 115 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 008 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 014 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 015 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 016 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 017 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 018 GRANITE P.O.P. P.P. 019 AXXX D6 AXXX D6 AXXX D3 AXXX D3 A-105 DRAWN BY TITLE R-00 NOTES PROJECT CHECKED BY SANSKRITEELA DWARKA, DELHI GOUND FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN FIZAH KHAN 3rd YEAR - A, B.ARCH USAP, GGSIPU DWG. NO. REV. NO. DATE SCALE 1:150 1.ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM. 2.ALL WALLS ARE 230 MM THICK UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. 3.FINISH SCHEDULE 4.ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE READ NOT SCALED. 5.ANY DISCREPANCY SHALL BE NOTIFIED TO THE ARCHITECT MMEDIATELY. 6.ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE CLARIFIED BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. 7.ALL DOOR AND WINDOW LEVEL ARE WITH RESPECT TO FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL. 8.TYP - TYPICAL 9.A.P.S. - AS PER STRUCTURE 10.W - WASHROOM 11.SC - STAIRCASE 12 MM LEVEL DROP ROOM NO.WALL FINISH 1 CEILING FINISHFLOOR FINISH O.B.D.- OIL BOUND DISTEMPER P.O.P.- PLASTER OF PARIS P.P. - PLASTIC PAINT 22.06.23 12. 13. DATENOS. ISSUED TO / REMARKS ISSUES SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS S.N.TYPEWIDTHCILL LINTEL HEIGHT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 V1 3600 1500 1760 1800 4200 1000 750 1000 1700 4000 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 4000 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100 400 T.O.S. - TOP OF SLAB 14. AR. JASMEET SINGH AR. NEHA PAREKH W1 3900 22502250 W23075 22502250 W32250 22502250 W4 3900 22502250 11. construction drawings. 5 I Vividh

External Wall Elevation

100 mm Thick RCC Coping

25 mm Thick External Plaster

Concrete laid to Slope 1:200

Waterproofing Layer

Beam in Section

100 mm High Stone Skirting

Exhaust Vent Plinth Protection

300 mm thick rcc retaining wall

115 mm Thick Brick Wall

100 mm High Stone Skirting

Beam in Elevation

350 mm Thick RCC Retaining Wall

115 mm Thick Brick Wall

400 mm Thick RCC Retaining Wall

115 mm Thick Brick Wall

50 mm Thick Floor Finish

150 mm Thick RCC Slab (1:1.5:3)

Column Pedestal

460*500 Tie Beam

750 mm Thick Raft Slab EXTERNAL WALL SECTION

SCALE 1:50

40 mm Thick Kota Stone fixed with Mortar

150 mm Thick PCC Slab (1:2:4)

Rammed Earth

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Foundation Detail of 3D Volumetric Building

DETAIL A, FOUNDATION AND MODULE

40 mm Dia Grouting Tube

250*200*75 mm Recess to be filled with Grouting

10 mm dia Rebar Protuded from Plinth Beam

50 mm Thick Floor Finish

100 mm Thick Rcc Floor

300*300 mm Plinth Beam

500mm Deep 300*300 mm RCC Column

700 mm Thick Sand Filling

500 mm Thick, 1000*1000 mm Isolated Footing

25 mm Thick Waterproofing Layer

100 mm Thick PCC

20 mm dia Dowel

6mm Steel Wire Loop Non Shrink High Strength Cementitious Grout

6mm Steel Wire Loop

20 mm Dia Dowel

Non Shrink High Strength Cemetitious Grout

Sealent and Backer Rod 150 mm Thick M40 RCC Wall 10mm dia Steel Rebar at 150mm c/c distance

mm Concrete Cover

mm dia Steel Rebar REINFORCEMENT

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Module to Module Connection of 3D Volumetric Building

150 300 150 150 150

HALF MODULES

CORNER CONNECTION THROUGH STEEL WIRE LOOP

DETAILS SECTION

PLAN 150 HORIZONTAL MODULES CONNECTION 900 300 225 300 300 900

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The aim is to design a roof structure for OAT which is remains unused, as it is not shaded. The roof opening expands and contracts according to the sun’s position, thus providig shade where needed while maintaining the openess of space.

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computational design.

Exploded View of Roof Structure

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