Portfolio by HARSH TANWAR

ARCHITECTURE Portfolio

About Me

I am Harsh Tanwar, currently graduated from AIT- SAP Gr. Noida.

The attributes that make me suitable for this domain are creativity, tenacity, and passion. I believe architecture is the expression of civilization and culture and I try to exhibit that in my designs and focus on making it a timeless work of art. Everything about design makes me curious to learn more. My goal is to continuously expand my design skills in Architecture and Design at professional level. Belief in dedication , hard work , and eagerness to learn.

Diploma in Architecture(LPU)

Educational Background

2014-2017

BBOSE , Patna

2018

Senior Sec. Schooling

Apeejay Institute of Technology School of Architecture and Planning

2019-2024

Bachelor in Architecture

Software Skills

Internship

24 Jan - 24 Feb 2022

Work Experiences

in A N Architects and Planners , Gurugram

July - 30 Nov 2022

List of Project

Academics

1 kiosk (1st sem)

A measurement drawing project in which a kiosk was designed.

2 Residence (2nd sem)

A home in Kerala was designed for an architect to accommodate both private and semi-private spaces while being contextually appropriate.

5 Auditorium (5th sem)

The Catholic Church in Delhi Built an auditorium for their prayer and huge gathering.

3 Vocational Center (3rd sem)

This project established a skill development centre for village women to learn basic skills and earn a living.

6 Group Housing (6th sem)

Affordable housing with EWS, LIG , and MIG people was planned with limited amenities and a high tension line passed across the site.

4 Theme Based Resort (4th sem)

A Theme-based resort was developed on a contoured site, with particular amenities.

7 Urban Design (8th sem)

in this project, we were expected to document an urban village Bodaki Greater Noida. After recording, we were meant to interview with certain design and interventions in the village.

8 Mixed Used Development (9th sem)

In this project, we were intended to design a mixed use development that included a mall, a hotel and an office building.

1. H-202, Bestech, Sector 81

ST. Xavier’s School, Sector 81

3. I-120, South City-1 Gurugram

ST. Xavier’s School, Sector 49

5. Dr, Amit Guota (Clinic Interiors) Internship

6. 266-Udyog Vihar (Office Building)

7. Lakshit Ji (Residential house)

8. H 34/25, Rohini (Residential house) 9. 955, Sector-4, Gurugram 10. N-72, South City-1, Gurugram

PROJECT Portfolio

Project 01

PROJECT: MULTIFUNCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMPLEX

THESIS

It is a type of real estate development where several purposes such as retail, office, residential, hotel, and recreation are planned and integrated together. It has characteristics of a live-work-play setting and is pedestrian-oriented. It tends to reduce sprawl and traffic, includes amenities and expressive architecture, and makes the most use of available space.

WHY MULTIFUNCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMPLEX?

The choice of Bodaki as the site for a multifunctional complex development is strategic and stems from a combination of factors that align with the village's evolving role in the regional landscape.

1.Proximity to Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC):

Bodaki's strategic location near the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) is a pivotal factor. The DFC is a high-speed rail corridor connecting major industrial hubs, and Bodaki's proximity to this corridor positions it as a potential hub for economic activities, logistics, and industrial development.

2.Emerging Urban Node:

The village of Bodaki is experiencing a transformative shift from a traditional rural setting to an emerging urban node. The influx of infrastructure projects, including the MultiModal Transport Hub (MMTH), designates Bodaki as a significant point for both regional and national connectivity.

3.Strategic Integration with Upcoming Projects (MMTH):

The upcoming Multi-Modal Transport Hub (MMTH) in Bodaki is a crucial driver for the multifunctional complex. The integration of these projects creates a synergistic effect, ensuring that the complex is well-connected and strategically aligned with the anticipated increase in footfall and economic activities.

WHY IN BODAKI?

Bodaki, historically a quaint village, has witnessed a paradigm shift in its identity with the advent of the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC).

Nestled on the cusp of urban expansion, the village has become a focal point for infrastructural development, symbolizing the convergence of tradition and modernity. The integration of a multifunctional complex in Bodaki seeks to harmonize this transformation, recognizing the village as a canvas for innovative urban planning that respects its heritage while embracing progressive ideals.

CONTEXT STUDY

MULTI MODAL TRANSPORT HUB (MMTH)

•One Of the Key Early Bird Projects Identified Under Dadri-Noida-Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR), In Uttar Pradesh (UP) Sub-Region of Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC), Is "Multi Modal Transport Hub (MMTH) At Bodaki in Greater Noida". Under MMTH, A Railway Station Is Proposed at Bodaki That Shall Be Developed as A Transport Hub with A State-Of-Art Railway Terminus Further Supplemented by An Interstate Bus Terminus (ISBT) And A Mass Rapid Transit System (MRTS) Station Alongside Commercial Activity to Optimally Capture the Strategic Location Where Various Transport Modes Congregate.

•The Integrated Railway Hub Is Planned to Be of World Class Standards, Encompassing Passenger Facilities Commercial and Institutional Facilities (Including Office Complex, Shopping Complex and Hotels). The Project Is Foreseen as The Development of a Modern and User-Friendly Regional Railway Terminal That Will Seamlessly Integrate with An MRTS (Interlinked with A Large Local Habitation), ISBT And a Business Centre (Equipped, Among Other Things, With Offices and Business Hotel Accommodation).

CONCEPT

FOLLOWING SITE GEOMETRY CUTTING THE SITE WITH GREEN ZONE

DIVIDING THE BLOCKS AS PER PROJECT (HOTEL AND MALL)

TO FOLLOW THE BUILT GEOMETRY IN ORDER TO MADE THE FRONT BLOCK HOTEL AND BACK

BLOCK MALL. THIS FINAL SCHEMATIC BUILT THE BOTTOM. FINAL BUILT PLAN DERIVED SATISFIES BOTH THE VEHICULAR MOVEMENT AND OPEN UP THE MIDDLE GREEN ZONE YET

ALONG WITH THAT’S ADDS TO THE DYNAMIC OF THE BUILDING. ALONG WITH THE STEPPED FLOORS ADD TO THE HEIRACHRY OF THE ROOMS IN THE HOTEL AND DYNAMIC DROP OF THE MALL DERIVED MORE PLEASANT APPROCH TO THE MALL.

GIVING THE SHAPE TO MAKE THE BUILT LOOK LIKE WELCOMING WITH OPEN ARMSAND. THIS GAVE A DYNAMIC FORM.

SITE PLAN

SHOPPING MALL

SHOPPING MALL

Project 02

PROJECT:

MIXED USED DEVELOPMENT

SITE ANALYSIS

CONCEPT

Open space in mixed-use development behind mall serve as essential community hub, blending natural elements with urban convenience. Key features include lush greenery, comfortable seating, water features,

These spaces prioritize accessibility with welldesigned pathways and sustainability through solar lighting and recycling stations.

PROJECT:

URBAN DESIGN (BODAKI VILLAGE G.NOIDA)

Project 03

DESCRIPTION

The Brief was to design a Affordable Housing in a

4.6 Acre Site with Population of 1500 person, 370

DwellingUnitsandpermissibleFARof200%

Project 04 GROUP HOUSING

CLUSTER PLAN CLUSTER PLAN

The idea was to design this high rise building was to create more and more interactive spaces for the people. The present day housing solutions lack in promoting neighborhood interactions resulting in no community feeling.