Student Committee Head (Sinhagad College Of Architecture)
Landscaping Terrace gardening, Plantation.
Graphic Design
Music Flute
Social Service
Green revolution
IPTA- Theatre Group
1
Mass Media Centre
Nagpur
2
Architecture Campus Research Centre
Bhopal
3
Housing
Pune
4 5 6
Landscape
Dapoli
Dapoli
Working Drawing Interests
Academics+professional
7
I am eager to learn and explore diverse ideas that lead to innovation. I would like using innovative and exemplary techniques to explore modern architecture respecting the ecological balance while perusing the same.
C O N T E N T
MASS MEDIA INSTITUTE
The semester called for The Institute of Mass Media located. The design is inspired by the traditional Indian Gurukul concept where maximum indoor and the outdoor connection is maintained. The proposal indulges green pockets in between with a wide spread of areas around tackling the hot climate of Nagpur.
Sem-VIII
Location:Nagpur
Site Area:18,000 sq.m
Duration:14 week
Widespread of spaces
through spaces
Making the user follow the burble leading to the element of surprise.
Site plan
Transition
Breeze from the south
Green pockets
The proposal intends to give users a similar feeling of GURUKUL like that as earlier the students were taught by one Guru sitting under a tree.
The areas are planned like that of the temple with transition spaces throughout the entrance (gopuram), between the gathering spaces (ardh mandapa) ,classes (mandapa) and the library (garbhagriha).The classes are arranged at an eccentric side of the site to avoid the noise and to provide privacy.
Green transition spaces between classes
Moving ahead on this path of circulation (from entrance) eventually leads silent zone(the library)
Ground floor plan
First floor plan
Second floor plan
SECTION BB`
Terracotta jalli has been provided in order to reduce heat gain from southern side incorporating Ventury effect. Provision of jallis not only help to in reduction of inside temperature but also helps in minimalising the outside noise and filters the air whilst allowing the privacy.
To tackle the problems of heat gain,air and noise pollution and privacy ,different materialized jali at the southern side was given a thought of.
Initial stage facade design detail
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC VIEW
RESEARCH CENTRE
Historical sites are always worth exploring as you will definitely find something you never knew. Our aim was to explore site near Bhopal while designing the project of Research Centre on the site of our choice which was in midst of the hills. The chosen site had the maximum number of trees and large rocks. The project is designed so as to blend with natural organic form of the Bhimbetka caves.
Sem-VI
Location:Bhopal
Site Area:8,000 sq.m
Duration:3 week
The site selected was isolated from existing Bhimbetka caves and consisted of two large rocks which acted as the entrance of the research centre which was inspired from the actual entrance of the caves.
The areas are designed in an organic manner without sabotaging the existing trees which was the main challenge. The geometry of the structure was incorporated within the geometry of the caves.
plan showing node points
Site
showing existing trees and rocks Node points within the site with clear visuals
Organic pathways between caves
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SECTION AA`
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC VIEW
Marked areas denote organic openings and node points formed due to the natural arrangements of rocks. such openings and node points are also visible in the axonometric view of the structure.
SECTION BB`
HOUSING
The semester aims to introduce the students to the new aspect of the Housing.A social housing was to be designed near shivajinagar pune fulfilling all the requirements.Believing that common gathering spaces can reduce one’s feeling of isolation , my design is inspired by traditional wadas and chawls where interactive spaces play a vital role.The spaces are well planned keeping in mind the basic of requirements of a user.
Sem-VII
Location:Shivajinagar,Pune
Site Area:24,000 sq.m
Duration:15 week
Biophilic Environment
The form generated using basic principle of chawl & wada
Schematic sketch showing interaction between spaces
Design planning inspired by the basic necessities of the daily chores of an individuals
View from point A
Initial stage of concept development
Flow of movement
SECTION BB`
Fenestration detail
Climbers on louvers and mesh
Breeze movement
Initial horizontal sectional sketch of housing
Isometric floor plan
Unit A
Symmetrical units
East side facade
Isometric floor plan (double height penthouse)
Isometric Floor plan
Unit B
SECTION
Entrance
Clubhouse
Recreational Amenities
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC VIEW (clubhouse)
ARCHITECTURE CAMPUS
The intent of the project was to design and plan a campus on a beach facing contoured site by asking the students to design an Institute consisting of hostels and staff residential area. The design is planned in such a way that by keeping intact the natural terrain of the contours , the spaces arranged are differentiable.
Sem-V
Location: Dapoli
Site Area:18,000 sq.m
Duration: 16 weeks
Existing contours on site
Initial concept of providing views
Wind flow from West crossing the spaces making its way upwards towards the East.
Natural terrain kept as it was and used for landscaping
Symmetrical planning along an axis passing through existing trees
Segregation of Residential and Institutional spaces
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Circulation Green areas
Underground spaces
Proposed site view from point A
SECTIONAL ELEVATION BB`
Hostel plan
Hostel unit Plan Staff quarter Plan
RESIDENTIAL VIEW
INSTITUTE VIEW
Symmetrical arrangements of units
LANDSCAPE
-Arranged and won in successful events like-
-KMATM (event head) (MODEL COMPETITION AT PUNE)
-Fashion show(participant,winner)
Sinhagad karandak bricks fashion show Symbiosis fashion show
-Various College activities and events arranged.
Being close to nature is always ecstatic TREKKING and TRAVELLING is something I have always been interested in.
