ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PORTFOLIO
HETVI JOSHI Architecture Student I.D.E.A, Indus University
ABOUT ME
CONTACT +91 9173699039 hetvimanishjoshi@gmail.com hetvijoshi.18.barch@idea.indusuni.ac.in @hetvi._j
EDUCATION
ADDRESS 1, Bhavpushpa Society, B/H ISRO Quarters, Ramdevnagar Satellite, Ahmedabad 380015
D.O.B. 01-05-2001
LANGUAGES Hindi
Gujarati
Sketching
Model Making
Photography
SOFTWARE
AutoCad
Adobe Photoshop
ArchiCad
Adobe Indesign
Sketchup
V-ray Lumion
Adobe Illustrator Twinmotion
Setting Sails (RSP) Ship Documentation (January 2019) Mandvi, Gujarat Wada Documentation (RSP) September 2019 Nashik, Maharashtra Reinterpreting Surfaces (Workshop) January 2020 Bhuj, Gujarat
DOCUMENTATION
INTERESTS Travelling Content Writing Reading Photography
Higher Secondary (2018) G.S.E.B. The R.H.K. New High School, Ahmedabad
WORKSHOPS/ RELATIVE STUDY PROGRAM (RSP)
Drafting
Rendering
Bachelor of Architecture (Currently in 3rd Year) I.D.E.A, Indus University, Ahmedabad
Secondary (2016) G.S.E.B. The R.H.K. New High School, Ahmedabad
English
MANUAL SKILLS
I am fond of being involved in the process of designing and exploring varied designing approaches responding to the contextual frame. I personally enjoy knowing about different places and their socio-cultural aspects which helps me in conceptualizing design philosophies. I also look forward in learning about different material explorations and design interventions.
Graphic Design Cinema
Pol House Documentation Uvarsad, Gujarat Staircase Documentation Ahmedabad, Gujarat
SELECTED WORK
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Studio Work
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RSP/ Collaborative
03 Skills
01 Material Studio 02 Housing Studio 03 People and Places Studio
04 Setting Sails 05 Nashik 06 Reinterpreting Surfaces
07 Plumbing Services 08 Documentation 09 Basic Design Explorations 10 Posters and Publications
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MATERIAL STUDIO Multipurpose Convention Center Riverfront, Ahmedabad Material: Bricks This studio looks at the role of material in the design of an architectural project and to understand how material plays an important role in architectural expression,also how material can be used in different ways to achieve a specific architectural purpose.
To enhance river view all the functions were divided according to the levels in which the steps itself becomes a gathering space creating small pocket spaces in between, also each space has different volumes composed inside 2 panels.
Wall Section and Details
Detail A
Detail A
Concrete Curbing
Metal Frame Glass 150 mm Reinforced Brick Masonry Shell
Detail B Detail B Kota Stone Skirting
Kota Stone Flooring
150 mm R.C.C Slab
Detail C 50 mm Concrete Pavered Tiles Brick Plinth
Detail C
Sectional Perspective
Concrete Plinth Beam 180 mm Soling
Wall Section and Details
Detail A
6 mm China Mosaic` 20 mm Screed Concrete
Detail A
R.C.C Beam Gutter 600 X 710 mm
Detail B
Detail B
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110 mm Brick Jali Wall Concrete Coping Kota Stone Skirting Kota Stone Flooring Cement Slurry
Detail C 710 mm Brick Wall 50 mm Finished Concrete Flooring
Detail C
100 mm Mortar Bed 100 mm P.C.C 300 mm Stabilized Sand
Sectional Perspective
Structural Exploded View
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HOUSING STUDIO Rapid Housing (for Migrant Workers) Bopal, Ahmedabad The intent of the project is to sensitize towards the design of public housing and the issues arising from them. The program will inculcate sensitivity towards integrating their design projects into the city plan and its development, public housing, infrastructure conditions, public and civic facilities. The design process primary looks into three scales for the housing project- unit level, cluster level, and site level. The unit was derived by understanding the minimum spaces needed to perform different activities specific to the user group which is migrant workers. 01
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Unit Perspective
Activity layout during day time
Activity layout during night time
Cluster Layout
Site Layout
Legend Common baths Common Toilets Parking Admin Office Health Clinic
Unit Layout
Unit Plan
Unit Section
Wall Section and Details
C channels (2500x450x300 mm)
Modules also acting as storage modules
C Module
Bolt 10 mm dia
C Modules (600x300x40`0 mm)
C Module First Layer
10 mm Mortar
C Module First Layer
Plinth Beam (400 x 300 mm)
Compacted Earth
J Bolt 15 mm dia
Foundation Module
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PEOPLE AND PLACES Anganwadi Nashik, Maharashtra The intent of the program was to create a multi-purpose learning place for children of various age groups, which, after they leave, can also be used as a community gathering space for the people leaving nearby. The project required multifunctional design elements which gave flexibility in the adapting the spaces. The idea was to play with the scales of spaces and levels as it was for kids as well as sometimes it can act as a community center. The project opens inwards towards the river.
Model Views
Project drawings
Ground Floor Plan
Section AA
Section BB
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MANDVI (RSP) Ship Documentation Mandvi, Kutch The objective of this workshop was to learn to make correlations about the environment in which the tradition influences the lifestyle and to observe and document the impact of this co-relation on the built environment and activities. It also aimed at understanding the cultural representation and documentation of knowledge that is present on-field, both architectural and anthropological. Through interactions with experts, the students were exposed to the influence of Mandvi’s maritime location on the emergence of shipbuilding as a prime craft of the region
Joineries
Ship Documentation
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NASHIK (RSP) Wada Documentation Panchvati, Nashik Nashik was once ruled by Marathas and its impact is clearly seen on the Wada typology of house-form, which is beautifully crafted in wood and brick and is strategized according to the context and climatic conditions of the city. This study includes documentation of Wada typology. AMBEYKAR WADA This is a 250-year-old Wada, which was originally owned by a Brahmin family. The type of this Wada is ‘GAIDHANI Wada’ which is clearly seen by a separate basement and storage space adjacent to the entrance of the Wada.
Corrugated sheet
Wooden Post
Steel Railing
Wooden Beam and Rafters
Wooden Window Frame
Wooden Door Frame
Wada Documentation
Section AA
Section BB B
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Ground Floor Plan
Street Section
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COLLABORATIVE Reinterpreting Surfaces Bhuj, Kutch Reinterpreting surfaces ‘Catalonian way’, was a winter collaborative program hosted jointly by Indus University and Studio Dot. The collaboration was conducted in Bhuj, kutch. The ethos of this collaboration was to introduce a new technique ‘Catalonian shell, using these clay tiles. This includes the exploration of the properties of tiles and their structural use. This book talks about the practical application of the material, which makes it easier to understand its properties.
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PLUMBING SERVICES MICRO and MACRO LEVEL
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This included designing a public toilet with the plumbing services. Also understanding the construction process involved during plumbing for both water supply as well as drainage system.
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Macro Level:
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This included documenting the services at macro level of our own house and mapping all the service infrastructure around the house to figure out that how water supply and drainage system works at macro level.
LEGEND
75 mm O.D. uPVC Waste Water pipe
110 mm O.D. uPVC Soil Waste pipe
25 mm O.D. uPVC Fresh Water pipe
25 mm O.D. cPVC Hot Water pipe
Section
Construction Sequence
01 Structure
02 Adding Walls
03 Plaster and making tile lines
04 Fixing the pipes after Jari work
05 Fixing Drainage Pipes
06 Fixing Faucets
07 Adding Partition Walls
08 Plumbing Layout
Water Supply System
Overhead Water Tank (Sintex) Dimensions: 1200 mm dia Capacity: 1000 litres SO
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Man hole : 400 mm dia
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Main Intake (Water Supply Pipe) 60 mm O.D
Secondary Water Supply Pipe 25 mm O.D
Municipality Water Supply Pipe R.C.CTank D
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Dimensions: 1500 X 1200 X 1800 Capacity: 4000 litres Man hole : 600 X 900 mm
Submersible Motor Pump Underground Water Tank (R.C.C)
Drainage System
Soil Waste Pipe
110 mm O.D
Waste Water Pipe 80 mm O.D
M.H. 3
Dimensions : 600 X 450 mm I.L. -625 mm
M.H.2
Dimensions : 600 X 450 mm I.L. -610 mm
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Dimensions : 600 X 450 mm I.L. -600 mm
Gully Trap 2 Dimensions : 400 X 400 mm
Gully Trap 1
Dimensions : 400 X 400 mm
Net House Staircase Documentation
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DOCUMENTATION Uvarsad Staircase Documentation
P.C: http://matharooassociates.com/
Pol House Staircase Documentation
Uvarsad House form Documentation
Pol House Column Documentation
Speculative Design
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Explorations Speculative Design Charcoal painting Material Exploration Story Boards Experiencing spaces through colors
Charcoal Paintings
Material Exploration
Ferrocement Table
Story Boards
Experiencing Spaces through colors
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POSTERS and PUBLICATIONS
Poster Design: Nostalgia Water Supply Infographic (Bhuj) Migrant Daily Wagers Infographic
Publications: Material Handbook Material Studio Publication Nashik Publication Setting Sail Publication Reinterpreting Surfaces Publication
Madhapar Borewell
Local Borewell
WATER SUPPLY - BHUJ Narmada + Kukama 16.5 MLD Narmada Water
Kukama Sump 15 MLD
Sources 32.5 MLD
Madhapur Borewell 8 MLD
Total Water Supply 32.5 MLD
Ground Water
Madhapura Sump 1 MLD
Borewells
Leakages 6 MLD Narmada Airvalve 4 MLD
Chedda Sump 2.5 MLD Patwadi Sump 0.75 MLD
MAIN Area Sump (Tank)
Bharapar Borewell 2.5 MLD
Total Loss 9 MLD
Airvalve Sump 4 MLD
Local Borewell 3 MLD Unauthorized Consumption 3 MLD
Secondary sump
Evolution of Catchment
Patwadi Sump
Original Catchment
Air Valve Cover Area
( As per M.H.U.P.A )
RawalWadi
2nd Catchment
Bhujiya
Hamidrai and lakki catchment with haripar canal construction
ShivKrupa
Hiraninagar
Arihantnagar
Market
Frequency And Networks 3rd Catchment
Mirzapur - Mochirai Catchment with 24 well system
Market
Daily
4th Catchment
Once In 2 days
Adding Dhunraja catchment in 19th century
Once In 3 Days
27 MLD
Once In 4 Days
23 MLD
Water Bodies Wells Borewells
Required Water Supply Actual Water Supplied
Daily Demand In ML
Water Requirement in LPCD
Daily Water Supply In ML
Water Consumption in LPCD
Bhuj Population - 2.14 lacs
Municipal Water Supply 90% Private Tanker and Borewell 10%
3300 Bottles x 20L = 66,000L daily
Population - 35000 Water Supply completely dependent on lakes and wells in the city
1940 Water Supply completely dependent on lakes and wells in the city
RETHINKING URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT LESSONS FROM BHUJ Cept University
Demand : 2 MLD Supply : 1- 1.5MLD
1950 Population - 25,000 Less Water Demand 1-1.5 MLD
SOURCES http://bhujbolechhe.org/en/partners/arid-communities-and-technologies-act Moving Bhuj Towards Water Security Cept University
Increase in Water Demand
Municipal Tanker - 44 trips/ Day 1.8 Lac liter/ Day Private Tanker - 420 trips/ Day 2.1 MLD/ Day
Rain Water Harvesting System 5.70 MLD Possible - 1/5th of Total Supply
Present Scenario
2051 Estimation
Population : 2.14 lakhs
Population : 4.5 lakhs
Demand : 27 MLD
Demand : 80 MLD
Supply : 32.5 MLD
No potential increase in water supply is seen with current water supply system
Actual Reach : 23 MLD
1960
Present Scenario and Future Estimation
Introduction to Piped Water Supply The per capita water consumption increadsed Thereby increasing the water demand dramatically
08/10/20
MATERIAL HANDBOOK
NASHIK PUBLICATION
FIRE KILN BRICKS A brick is building material used to make walls, pavements and many other elements in masonry construction. Traditionally, the term brick referred to a unit composed of clay, but it is now used to denote rectangular units made of clay-bearing soil and sand.It has a load-bearing potential.
RAW MATERIALS Typical mixture :Black soil(70%), Sandy Soil(30%) Water Rice Husk Ash
MANDVI PUBLICATION
CLASSIFICATION i)Proceess of making -a)Ground moulded b)Table moulded c)Wire cut ii)Based on use-a)Facing bricks b)Acid-resisting bricks c)Forsterite bricks iii)Based on shape-a)Frog b)Perforated c)Bull-Nose d) Hollow iv)Indian Standards-a)Class I b)Class II c)Class III Second class bricks Chamber Bricks manufacturer
SIZE AND COST Standard Sizes: 230*110*75 (mm)
Cost
Other sizes: 230 × 110 × 76 (mm) 195× 90 × 60 (mm) 215 × 100 × 65 (mm)
Class I- Rs. 7-8/unit Class II- Rs.5-6/unit Class III- Rs.4-5/unit
Compressive Strength 105 kg/sq.cm. 70 kg/sq.cm. 35kg/sq.cm.
PROPERTIES Thermal Insulation-High Resistance.(R value-0.8W/mK) Moisture Resistance- Good (Value- 2.4 g/(m∙s∙Pa) Fire Resistance-High Fire Resistance as during the process of making . bricks are heated at around 20008 F temperature.
BUILDING USE Structural system- Load Bearing -Used in exterior for masonry work like structural walls, partition walls, column,also pavement -In interior as a cladding material and in flooring.
Center for Habitat Studies Architect: Lauri Baker 01
WORKSHOP PUBLICATION
Brick Jali Admun Design and Construction Studio
Hetvi Joshi I.D.E.A., Indus University