Architecture portfolio 2023

anushka goyal portfolio.

EDUCATION

school( 10th grade)

2014

school (12th grade)

2016

bachelors in architecture

2021

aug 2020 - april 2021

dec 2021 - sept 2022

nov 2022 (2-weeks)

feb 2023 - current

Bal Bharti Public School

9.2 CGPA

Bal Bharti Public School

90.6%

University School of Architecture and planning, Guru Gobind Singh Indreprastha University

7.71 cgpa

EXPERIENCE SOFTWARES

Anagram Architects | Delhi Intern

Forum Architecture | Delhi Junior Architect

BambooU | Bali Workshop participants

Aparna Kaushik Design | Delhi Junior Project Architect

2D working

3D modeling render graphics

Autocad

Sketchup

Lumion| Enscape | Vray

Photoshop | Illustrator | Indesign

LANGUAGE

native universal

Hindi English

CONTENT

COLLABORATORY THESIS

PRIVATE UTOPIA RESEARCH PAPER

EYES ON STREET TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT

COLLABORATORY

Thesis | 2021

Changing demographics of urban cities require new strategies for regeneration and densification of young - working population. This demographic has a niche requirement of formal rental accommodation and working amenities which can be shared by a group of people. This thesis project works upon encouraging the idea of shared economy and resources around a tightly knitted community living while focusing on access over ownership.

CO - WORKING

The new age of workforce consists of more freelancers, start ups and solo- entrepreneurs and will constitute a large amount of the total workforce in the future. Nowdays, younger generations prefer to work in places where they can form a network with inter disciplinary proffessionals.

Co working is a facility that turns the office into a collective brainstorming session helping to create more efficient solutions by sharing knowledge. It creates a work culture of flexible working hours and boosts shared economy.

The aim is to provide the users with an environment of shared facilities and enhance collaboration opportunities for businesses by working in close proximity to people in other fields that share similiar values.

DESIGN STRATEGIES

Spatial typologies move from public to common to private ensuring to meet different needs and segregate work from leisure

CO - HOUSING

Co-Housing is the modern conceptualizing of the old neighbourhood living and has emerged from the need and desire to live affordable but also to share and interact with other fellow beings at the same time.

It is a cohabitation of individuals who have acces to common facilities or shared living spaces such as kitchen, dining, laundary, etc. contributing to living in a community.

Until 2015, most of these demands were being met by the informal sector, for example PGs and hostels with ill-designed accomodation and access to limited facilities. Hence it became important to meet these significant unmet demands of this mobile population-mellennials with cost-effective, flexible and asset light lifestyle solutions

current situation : exclusivity and ownership

desired situation : shared resources and vivid community

blocks

shaes a common atrium TOWER block stacked on top of each other

UNIT TYPE - I

UNIT TYPE - I I

COMMUNAL HOUSE - 3

ATRIUM COMMUNAL HOUSE - 1

PRIVATE UTOPIA

Research Paper | 2020

HYPOTHESIS: Gated settlements threaten community sustainability by forming exclusive islands.

Gated communities form exclusive spaces which result in stratification within the social ecology that is established into the fabric of its surroundings. Where the tangible boundary starts a new intangible social psychology also begins despite being inside or outside.

The fabric of the city ( case study: Gurugram, Delhi NCR) consist of pockets of settlement belonging to different economic groups developed due to the formation of boundary wall. There is a certain dynamism between the ones who are inside and who are left outside. This research is to explore this relation in terms of safety on the grounds of spatial and social changes due to gated enclaves.

All gated communities are planned inwards with a large buffer space around the actual living area, which disconnects the inside with the outside. This establishes an interdependent ecosystem, where surveillance is increased to create safety inside but at the same time crime is also increased due to barriers outside. Different spatial experiences, through tangible or intangible environment, guide our psych in the end.

POCKETS OF DEVELOPMENT

SAFETY CONCERNS

SEGREGATION THROUGH BOUNDARY WALL

CASE STUDY : HAVE(S) AND HAVE NOT(S)

Built environment can create an impact on its surrounding from an architecture tool as small as a boundary wall. The aspiration of pursuing private exclusivism has created city within a city. The case study has been developed on one such threshhold of the patched city fabric.