Portfolio Work Sample Architecture 2021

IVAN SINGH PARIHAR Bachelor of Architecture | Work Sample

College of Architecture and Environmental Design

California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo

Ivan Singh Parihar

ivansinghparihar@yahoo.com 805-819-8636

Enthusiastic creator with the perspective of a designer Professional Experience

Architectural Intern

CO Architects Los Angeles

2020

- Objects & tag deployment across interior elevations, plans & RCPs

during render based design development

- Revit to Rhino model migrations for 3D Printing a kinetic facade

- Presentation renderings using Lumion & Enscape

Summer Intern

D

- Conceptual Drafting for client reviews using Illustrator & Indesign

- Graphics & digital modelling ArchiCAD & AutoCAD

- Project and Context Rendering involving Photoshop & Lightroom

esign Architects INDIA

2014-17

E D U CAT I O N

California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo CA

College of Architecture and Design

Cal Poly Global Program

- Advanced Delineation involving Urban Design across

Italy, Switzerland, Germany, France, Austria & Liechtenstein

Bachelor of Architecture

2016-21

SWITZER

Advanced Computer Aided Fabrication in Architecture

D

- Parametric design using Grasshopper for Rhino

- Rapid Prototyping & Re-topology of meshes using NetFabb

- Model Fabrication using Laser Cutting, 3D Printing, & CNC

he Los Angeles Metro Program

LAND SUMMER STUDIO

2019

esign Exhibition

2019

Architecture & Urban Design

2020

T

- Issues In Contemporary Professional Practice

- 3Ds Max / Maya workflows

- Design Studio & Professional Internship Program INTERESTS

Photography | Video Games | Design | Travel | Music | F1

REFERENCES

Dale Clifford

dtcliffo@calpoly.edu

mut Toker

utoker@calpoly.edu U

Kent Macdonald

kmacdona@calpoly.edu

TABLE OF CONTENTS

01

Tech Organ

02

Flatlander

03

1200 Sterling

04

VRRC

05

MoMo

06

Fluid Library

07

Latibule

Thesis

2021

LOS ANGELES

2020

SAN FRANCISCO

2019

LA JOLLA

2019

San LUIS OBISPO

2018

MEADOW PARK

2018

CARRIZO PLAINS

2018

Tech organ

Tech transfer embracing Architecture x Automobile Thesis

2021

How

can

automobile

technologies

challenge

the

currently

established notions within the frame of mass customization, aftermarket, building performance, environmental issues, and aesthetical overlaps? The investigative thesis is confined to speculating via existing technologies transferred and presented FACADE SEGMENT

from Architecture and Automotive industries. A "chassis" of

Ongoing portion of final project which uses automobile

inspired

creases

to

research and rendered experiments facilitate functions over a

provide

favorable aerodynamics for the air intake

fine-tuned framework.

A i r i n ta k e

Section show

Configurable fabric to maximise the

Rerouting of filtered air from the facade

intake of external air

to the building

D E TA I L S H O W

aesthetics of Artificial DREAM

The system is inspired from an automobile air intake but due to the static nature of

ML using GANs to generates sequences of images that are amalgamations of a single

building, uses robotic arms with edges to

manipulate a fabric which changes its

collection of Class A surface rasters. The AI was provided a sample set of 108

creases to enhance air intake. Passive filteration of air takes place using Titanium

images through which it generated 64 learning types which utilized 120 samples. A

Dioxide in presence of UV light.

total of 7680 samples were compiled as a video for 5th year’s Abstract Show 21’

FLATLANDER

Cal Poly LA Metro Program

South Main St DTLA

LOS ANGELES

2020

In Downtown LA, the facade of the project becomes the canvas expressing a diverse program containing hotel, housing, office, commercial, and social service space. The contoured amalgamations is dissimulated uniquely to the internal program. Primary shapes dissimulate their inate spatial properties to develop an accomodating architectural language. Assorted programs co-exist communally around spatial cavities in the block-long carved structure's intramural experience.

E AST-W e st

Night view from adjacent high-rise

Initial Massing

Structure + Morphs

Section WIDTH

Section length

North West - South East

Office | Commercial | Egress Core | WC | Atrium | Landscape

Boutique Hotel: Rooms | Admin | Multipurpose Hall

Social Service: Day Care | Public Service | Health Center | Lounge

Housing: Micro Unit | Standard Units

South West - North East

E

S

S

seventh flo or

Office | Commercial | Egress Core | WC | Atrium | Landscape

Boutique Hotel: Lobby | Gallery | Exhibition

Access: Valet | Underground Parking

Housing: Admin| Lobby

N

E

First flo or

W

Cores | Column | Truss | Spatial Morphs

660,000 sq.ft Mid-Rise

N

Form Generation using recognizable primitives

W

s q ua r e D i s s i m u l at i o n

Immersive

ICRC

Russian

Computing

Research

Center

for

Autonomous

Vehicles

SAN FRANCISCO

2019

Hill

Immersive Research

Computing center contains

AR, VR, and MR for

autonomous vehicles. The

facade explores different

planes, which creates inviting

thresholds by composing a

frame around the massing.

While monolithically pointing

towards the golden gate

bridge, the project unifies

research efforts within the

headquarters which houses

developments, research and

test towards aerial, land, and

water-based forms of

transport.

The demonstration zones of

the building are publicly visible

from the adjacent landscape

that hosts underground

parking. To alleviate pedestrian

density on top of the Russian

hill, the landscaping strives to

attract pedestrians at the

beginning of Lombard Street's

famous descending curl.

P o s t e r

N

W E

S

S I T E Building

P L A N |

P h y s i c a l

Landscape

|

Parking

|

Traffic

3D

- 2

Printed

N

6

N

N

W

W

E

E

E

S

S

4

1

N

7

N

W

N

W

W

E

E

S

Circulation

E

S

3

N

|

N

W E

S

A X O

Site

S

W

Form

Foam

N

W

- 1

|

CNC

5

E

S

Structure

+

2

W

E X P L O D E D

m o d e l

Context

F l o o r

S

P L A N S

E

S

VRRC

Virtual

Reality

Blacks

Beach

N O R T H - S O U T H Private

The

research

|

Atrium

|

center

Research

LA JOLLA

Center

2019

Park

S E C T I O N

Demonstration

steps

down

from

the

cliff,

creating

an

atrium

around

the

central core. Virtual reality experiences and hardware are rentable for independent researchers

on

a

floor

layout

which

is

focused

on

impromptu

interactions

facilitating innovation in research. The program is divided along with separate but internal wings, which takes cues from the nearby Salk Institute. Energy harvesting using

solar

tiles

permits

roof

channels

and

drains

to

dissipate

internal

heating

loads and collect rainfall. Featuring an air intake for the ocean breeze of La Jolla, the

air

interacts

with

the

central

core

to

optimize

the

heat

generated

through

intensive computing loads required for virtuality reality.

N o r t h - w e s t 3D

Printed

v i e w

Model

W

S

N

E

M a i n

e n t r a n c e

Parallel the

walkways

horizon

for

providing

public

A t r i u m access

to

views

Stairs

&

connect

research

and

S t e p w e l l different

levels

demonstration

and

N i g h t zones

between

the

Cliff

r e n d e r

View

rooms

E x p l o d e d W e s t Program

&

e a s t

i n t e g r a t e d

Performative

Features

s e c t i o n

Program

Site

A X O

Massing

morro

momo

X

Monterey

Downtown

San LUIS OBISPO

LIBRARY

2018

SLO

The library takes advantage of the narrow plot by extruding itself to maximize plot usage. Cores of the

building

supports

divide

space

different

arrangement.

in

programs

Rooftop

terrace

zones

which

in

linear

of

a

the

building

creates a venue for readers who appreciate the views of San Luis Obispo. The facade weaves to function

as

sculpture

a

for

kinetic the

shading

atrium,

and

which

an

internal

connects

the

internal circulation with the lively downtown while maintaining distance to provide silence for study.

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group

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pro ect

with

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ey

F a c a d e

C

hang

Kinetic

Facade

tailored

F L E X I B L E Functionable

R o o f t o p Shared

C A F E

lightwell

utilising

&

to

S T U D Y

as

a

the

parallel

internal

program

A R E A

gathering

space

L o u n g e

porosity

between

floor

plates

R E A D I N G Porus

alleys

A L L E Y

providing

distant

views

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of

the

city

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S t r e e t s i d e

A t r i u m

Shaded

a

atrium

with

parametric

I n t e r i o r triangulated-square

facade

Two

cores

t a

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v

le

M

ain

entrance

l ay o u t

alternate

between

programmatic

spaces

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LRC

Library & Research Center for Fluid Physics Meadow Park

MEADOW PARK

2018

The library's form takes clues from its program by adapting to a lush slopes of a park. Between the natural distribution of trees, the project flows along with the natural space found. To accommodate clearances and topographical changes, the building transfers itself to stilts.

The library's multilevel reading spaces and large windows connect the occupants visually to their environment. During winters, the leafless trees allow warmth, and during the summers, they provide natural shade carrying inward the experience of studying in a park.

PA R K V I E W

Research Center and Library share a courtyard

F R O N T E L E VAT I O N

Enlarged Balconies provide benches to connect with the experience of reading in a park

program diagram

The program offsets itself along segments of concentric circles to utilize the space between the natural canopy of the Meadow Park

C o u r t ya r d

Open lobby located on the third floor serving as a connecting zone across different programs

N E

W S

flo or Pl ans

Concentric & Radial Layout strives to mimic the experience of a stroll in a park before

M u lt i L e v e l S T U D Y

Isolated extension with user configurable seating

LATIBULE

Botany Museum

Santa Margarita

CARRIZO PLAINS

2018 Carrizo Plain is home to various abandoned structures over which nature finds its course to inhabit the inorganic spaces. Contained in an air filter of a car, the flora of the anciently occupied planes deteriorates and blends the form as an expression of time and isolation. The occupation is branded as the museum Latibule, which means cozy, safe, hidden away place.

FACADE SEGMENT

Site VIEW

3D Printed Air filter tube

Abandonment of a component

S W

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Poster

Drop off

Exhibit PODS

c o z y, s a f e , h i d d e n a w a y

S pat i a l M ac h i n e

Isolated Porch for the Botany Museum

Housing different tiers of flora within the tubes

Stacked and Curved Circulation generating curiosity with movement

Refurbished Air Filter of a car challenged spatially

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P A R A S I T E

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