ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
GAYATRI PATIL
HELLO! I'M
GAYATRI PATIL
gayatrirapa19barch@student.mes.ac.in
9673362185
08/04/2002
HAMARAPUR, TAL- PEN, MAHARASHTRA- 402107
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EDUCATION-
Private High School and Junior College, Pen
Pillai HOC College of Architecture, Rasayani LANGUAGE-
Marathi Hindi English SKILLS
Graphics
Physical Models
Drafting
Analysis
SOFTWARE
Autocad
SketchUp
Enscape
V-Ray
Rhino 3D
Lumion
Photoshop
InDesign
Illustrater
CorelDRAW
Microsoft Office
Navisworks
Revit
Extra Curricular Activities
iDAC Expo, BKC 2017-2019 2019-2024
OTHER PARTICIPATIONS
MES sports
Creativity Team Member
Euforia college fest
Student Council Member
Urban Sketching NM
WORKSHOPS
Bamboo Workshop, Avanti
Kalagram
ACEDGE Collaborate & design
Hospital with Martin Fiset
MUD Natural Building, thannal Landscaping Workshop, IDA
SITE OBSERVATIONS
RCC
Load Bearing House
Fabrication Structure for Corrugated sheets
(Making of Truss)
SEMINARS ATTENDED
Multi Modal Transport
Integration by Avinash Shabade
IGBC Chapter Mumbai
CONTENTS
SELECTED WORK 2019-2025
WETLAND RESEARCH CENTER
THE URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS
GENERAL SPECIALITY HOSPITAL
COMMUNITY CENTRE
PORT TERMINAL
MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
BUS STOP
DOCUMENTING HERITAGE(TEMPLE COMPLEX, HIMACHAL PRADESH)
MODERN HERITAGE CONSERVATION
WORKING DRAWINGS
MUNICIPLE DRAWINGS
SITE OBSERVATIONS
LOAD BEARING HOUSE
RCC
THE URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS AT KHARGHAR
MASTERPLAN
COMMERCIAL COMPLEX
BASEMENT
APARTMENT SECTION
GROUND FLOOR
GENERAL SPECIALITY HOSPITAL AT WADKHAL
MIND MAP
SOUTH FACE EXTENDED FAÇADE WITH LAKE VIEW MOVEMENT
CLEAN AND FAST MOVEMENT SEGREGATED YET CONNECTED WITH EACH OTHER
CONCEPT
The thought of the form was taking shape with respect to the site context. The sun path played the main role while developing the form because the south side of the site was having a lake view and also the sun movement is from east to west tilting toward south. The north side was having a mountain foothill so the view was covered at the north side. The form was now designed with a north light truss.
The function of the visitors and staff will not be clashing with each other. A clear, linear path for the users is recommended to reach their destination. The entry & exit points are planned such that they create no chaos or traffic because we feel multiple the paths are more the traffic will be.
Elaborating on the function, the users are divided over three parts OPD, IPD, EMERGENCY.
The hospital design started with a thought “function” the clear the function is more clearer the circulation will be. The experience of the end users should not be scary or they shouldn’t have a low feeling in the atmosphere. The hospital will be having a positive entrance which gives the positive and attractive entrance for the. The positivity will be easily spreading due to proper
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
NORTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
COMMUNITY CENTER AT TURBHE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
PORT TERMINAL AT THUTHOOKUDI, TAMILNADU
Canteen
MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
THIRD FLOOR
TERRACE FLOOR
ROOF PLAN
EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
Water Calculation for Educational - 45 liters/head/day = considering 300 persons x 45 liters/head/day = 300 x 45
INSPECTION CHAMBER
BUS STOP AT RASAYANI
It seems like you’re referring specifically to the *Barrel Vault* as an architectural feature or a design concept, particularly by B.V. Doshi.
In architecture, a *barrel vault* is a continuous series of arches that form a semi-cylindrical shape, often used as a roofing element. It’s an ancient form of architecture that dates back to Roman times but has been used in various architectural styles over centuries. B.V. Doshi, known for his work in modern Indian architecture, often incorporated traditional forms and elements into his designs while maintaining a modernist perspective.
One of Doshi’s key approaches was creating spaces that harmonized with the environment and local culture. The *Barrel Vault* design allowed for a long, uninterrupted space, ideal for creating large open areas with natural light and ventilation. His use of this form might not be limited to just one project, but it could be a recurring element in several of his works.
If you have a specific building in mind that you would like to know more about in relation to this vault, let me know! I’d be happy to explore it further.
