ARCHITECTURAL portfolio
JATIN
Selected works 2019 - 2024
EKLASPUR
JATIN EKLASPUR
ARCHITECTURE STUDENT
PROFILE
I have completed 5th year at RV College of Architecture, Bangalore in April 2024 (awaiting results)
My interests in architecture lie in exploring innovative ideas with fucntional design solutions. am fascinated by contemporary design derived from traditional methods and materials
LANGUAGES
English I Hindi I Kannada
CONTACT
eklaspur123@gmail.com
+91 8951790209
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jatin-eklaspura6a025268
No.6, Janapriya Abodes, Kenchanahalli, RajaRajeshwari Nagar, Bangalore-560098
Karnataka
2019 – 2024
Bangalore, Karnataka
EDUCATION
RV College of Architecture
Bachelor’s of Architecture
2017 – 2018
Bangalore, Karnataka 2006 – 2016
Bangalore, Karnataka
RNS PU College
AutoCAD
Rhino 3D
Revit
Sketchup
Lumion
Photoshop
Sri Jnanakshi Vidyaniketan CBSE Class 01 – Class 10
ACADEMIC PROJECTS
ARCHEOLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Hampi, Karnataka
VOID
SEMESTER
META I City room
ARANYA ADHYAYA
SEMESTER VII
INTERIOR DESIGN I Awareness centre
FABRIC OF KNWOLEDGE Campus design
BIO-CARE
BIOPHILIA Urban Health care centre
HOUSING ON THE MOVE
Container housing
CONTAINER OF MEMORIES
Single familyhousing
KRISHI
RURAL FACILITY I Agro-research centre
ANAMORPHOSIS
Artist’s workplace
ISOLATE
InDesign
Enscape
COMPETITIONS
Solar Decathlon India
(Architecture design Head) 2022-23 Division winners
Design Advance
Reimagining railway station as Urban nodes 2023
ARCHEAL
Hosmac healthcare competition 2023
ARCHMELLO
The Urban Insert, Gateway of India, Mumbai 2022
W ORK EXPERIENCE
Internship at MahanArchitects, Jayanagar, Bangalore January 2024- April 2024
CO - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
RVCA Exhibition, Dimensions_14
Panelscommittee -Architectural Design, Installation 2022
KRIRA_BGSSAP
Inter collegiate sports competition ,Badminton 2022
ELECTIVES
Architectural photography
Environment Responsive Architecture
Digital Architecture
QGIS (Quantum Geographic Information System)
QGIS Blender Grasshopper Illustrator V Ray MS PowerPoint MS Excel MS Word
SKILLS
TECHNICAL
st PUC – 2nd
1
PUC
VII
QUARANTINE FACILITY A place for people
SEMESTER VI SEMESTER V SEMESTER IV SEMESTER IV SEMESTER III SEMESTER III SEMESTER II Beginner Intermediate Proficient Expert Beginner Intermediate Proficient Expert
completed Winners completed
Link for internship Portfolio https://issuu.com/jatin.e/docs/portfolio_jatin_e
THESIS
HOUSING ON THE MOVE
CONTAINER HOUSING
SEMESTER VII
SEMESTER IV
FABRIC OF KNOWLEDGE
CAMPUS DESIGN
SEMESTER VI KRISHI RURAL FACILITY AGRO-RESEARCH CENTRE
SEMESTER III
INTERIOR DESIGN AWARENESS FACILITY
SEMESTER VII
WORKING DRAWINGS
MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION
INTERNSHIP & MISCELLANEOUS
CONTENT 01
VOID “META” CITY ROOM
02 03 04 05
ARANYA ADHYAYA
Pg. 01-04 Pg. 05-08 Pg. 09-12 Pg. 13-16 Pg. 17-20
07
08 06
Pg. 21-24 Pg. 25-26 Pg. 27-39 Thesis / Semester projects
THESIS PROJEC T
THESIS I 01
THESIS I 02
THESIS I 03
THESIS I 04
THESIS I 05
THESIS I 06
ARCHITECTURE
CASESTUDY
BADAMI CAVE TEMPLES
The caves are important examples of Indian rock-cut architecture, especially Badami Chalukya architecture
Spaces carved into the sandstone hills, structurally stable as well
is a story of solids and voids
SOLIDS
In contrast to the cut-out spaces, solid blocks, cantilevered from the hill
VOIDS
Spaces created as cut-outs through the hill, replicating rockcut architecture in Badami caves
GRAND ENTRANCE, linear circulation
6M HIGH CUTOUT, provision of a mezzanine floor within the cutout space
Built spaces oriented towards west side for sunset views
The site is chosen in the North-west
maximise the views offered and easy access to a city room project
CONCEPT MODEL
Panoramic sunset views from the chosen site
SITEPLAN
EAST WEST
corner to
ORIENTATION
COLLONADE SEMI-OPEN SPACE ADMIN. ENTRANCE
VOID I 02
1. HISTORY ROOM 2. MEETING ROOM 3. THERAPY ROOM 4. DAYCARE 5. ADMIN 6. PET CARE 7. GAME ROOM 8. PC ROOM 9. SCIENCEROOM 10. CONVINIENCESTORE 11. DANCE ROOM
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECTION A-A’ SECTION B-B’ VOID I 03
SITEPLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN 12.
13.
14.
15.
VIEW FROM THE NORTH-WEST SIDE VIEW OF THE SOUTH-EAST SIDE
OF THE SUNSET FENESTRATION DETAILS
INDOOR SPORTS STADIUM
EATING AND TEA ROOM
FITNESS ROOM
GOSSIP ROOM
VIEW
TERRACOTTA JAALI WALL 200x200x80mm
VOID I 04
STRUCTURAL GLAZING SYSTEM
2 HOUSING ON THE MOVE
projecttype
CONTAINERHOUSING
SEMESTER 4
Built up
4500 sq. mts.
concept
CIRCULATION SPACE
The design idea was to create intermediate and interactive spaces that flows along with the circulation space
Studio Mentors
Edgar De’ Mello, Mansi S, Sunain Dalwani, Ajinkya Kanitkar
HOUSING ON THE MOVE I 05
IDEA OF HOME
Initial exercise was to depict the idea of home through paintings
The idea of inferiority, sufferings and unstable living conditions of the minor community is majorly depicted in the above paintings
DRAWBACKS
One of the major reasons that led to multiple machans were lack of space for living
The accessible streets were narrow and hence there wasn’t any space available to build
Hence the design solution was to design the circulation spaces that lead to these dwellings
SITE LOCATION
OKALIPURA, BANGALORE KARNATAKA
These real time images show very narrow circulation spaces as seen in most of the minor community housing HOUSING ON THE MOVE I 06
DESIGN INTENT
To create primary and secondary spaces along with circulation space
The circulation spaces within the project were analyzed and classified into the types mentioned below :
Direction of movement : horizontal or vertical
HORIZONTAL- hallways, paths, entrance and exits
Columns, trees, topographic changes
VERTICAL- stairs, lifts and ramps
Type of use : public, private
PUBLIC- widely and easily accessible
Overlapped with other functions such as lobby, parks and other facilities
PRIVATE : privacy, spaces/circulation specific to one unit
Frequency of use : common or emergency
CONCEPT SKETCHES
HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT (COLUMNS)
VERTICAL MOVEMENT (RAMPS AND STAIRS)
HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT (LANDSCAPE)
DWELLING UNITS
The dwellings units has been categorised into three types to accommodate different groups of people
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CENTER
2 container home 3 container home 4 container home
COMMUNITY CENTER
HOUSING ON THE MOVE I 07
ANGANWADI
PAVED AREA BETWEEN CLUSTERS
PEDESTRIAN PATH
LANDSCAPE
VEHICULAR MOVEMENT
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
DESIGN FEATURES
STEEL STAIRCASE ALUMINUM SLIDING DOORS for bedrooms on upper floor
JAALI WALL for community centers and anganwadi
SEATING SPACE WITH GARDEN on ground floor
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECTION A - A’ 0m 3m 6m 9m HOUSING ON THE MOVE I 08
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
3 FABRIC OF KNOWLEDGE
projecttype
CAMPUS DESIGN
Theme – wildlife conservation
SEMESTER 6
concept
IDEA OF CAMOUFLAGE
Expressed through the perception of the viewer towards the built spaces (appears to be hidden)
Studio Mentors
Dev Bildikar, Nagraj Vastarey, Pankaj Shivarma, Shalini Prakash
Built up 6000 sq. mts.
FABRIC OF KNOWLEDGE I 09
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
DAROJI BEAR SANCTUARY
HAMPI, KARNATAKA
MINOR PROJECT
Designing a watch tower
Concept of using a tensile roof as a temporary shelter
IDEA OF CAMOUFLAGE
Built spaces to appear hidden when viewed from outside
1. Functional spaces in the subterranean level (appears hidden)
2. Roof shelter to be provided in the form of tensile structure that can mimic the contour line of the site (the project blends in with the natural surroundings)
CONCEPT SKETCHES
ENTRANCE
WALKWAYS
INTERIORS
CONCEPT SKETCHES
ORIENTATION OF SPACES
Overlooking the green cover on the north-eastern part of the site for better ventilation and views
MAST / COLUMN SUPPORTED ANCHORS
hollow circular steel section fixed on ground, holding the tensile roof
Located near, Bannerghatta national park, KARNATAKA
SITEAREA – 8 acres
POLYESTER ROOF MEMBRANE (translucent)
CONCEPT MODELS
The concept of tensile structure has been taken forward from the minor project to express the idea of camouflage
GROUND FIXED ANCHORS
steel cables fixed to anchor points on ground
SITE
FABRIC OF KNOWLEDGE I 10
EXPLODED VIEW
EAST ELEVATION (ENTRY TO THE SITE ) SITE PLAN 3 4 2 1 1. ANIMAL CARE 2. EDUCATION BLOCK 3. AUDITORIUM AND WORKSHOP 4. ACCOMODATION 5. VISITOR EXPERIENCE 5
MODEL VIEWS
FABRIC OF KNOWLEDGE I 11
1. DIGITAL LAB 2. RESEARCH WORKSPACE 3. GIS LAB 4. REMOTE SENSING SURVEYS 5. TOILETS 6. STAFF ROOMS 7. LIBRARY 8. CLASSROOMS 9. AV ROOM 10. TICKET COUNTER 11. EXHIBITS 12. DIRECTOR OFFICE 13. ADMIN OFFICE 14. NGO CELL 15. BOARDROOM 16. STAFF LOUNGE 17. ESSENTIAL STAFF 18. DORMITORIES (STUDENT) 19. RESEARCH SCHOLARS 20. WORKSHOP (BIODIVERSITY) 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 FLOOR PLAN 0m 10m 20m 30m SOUTH ELEVATION FABRIC OF KNOWLEDGE I 12
projecttype
RURAL FACILITY Agro-Researchcentre
SEMESTER 3
Built up 525 sq. mts.
concept
SELF SUFFICIENT CLUSTERS
The design approach was to study the existing neighborhood of the site chosen and overcome the common drawbacks seen
This project focuses more on having interactive clusters which is a counterpart to what is seen on the site
4 KRISHI
Studio Mentors
Megha Nanaiah, Anuradha Dinesha, Ceejo Cyriac
KRISHI I 13
SWAYAM KRISHI SELF FARMING
is an initiative to revive the significance of selffarming in this fast paced world. Main concept is to make it convenient for everyone to grow their own food, organically and in a cost-effective manner. And in due course, enhance the quality of life by spending quality time in the farm. Swayam Krishi is a venture started in association with Farmers, Doctors, Agricultural University Scientists and Professors to guide you in your journey to make this world greener, purer and healthier
SITE LOCATION
Ramsagar, Ballari Karnataka
ROOFS
Roofs are built using locally available grey shaded stone slabs that absorb the heat and lets minimum amount of heat penetrate
Openings are provided on the roof for regulating the amount of sunlight into the living space
DESIGN IDEAS
PLATFORMS
A place for people to rest or relax after work hours
This structure was integrated with the landscape (rocks) situated under trees which gave shade to the space
How does it work?
CLUSTER PLAN
This cluster Integrates the space of interaction Entrance is broad and elongated, giving opportunities for all the communities
Common backyard space is interconnected to create a larger space , accessible by all the houses.
To accommodate more space, temporary mezzanine floors are used which was also used to increase the interior space
Openings are provided on the roof and at a higher level on the walls
BACKYARD COMMON INTERACTIVESPACE LARGE COMMON ENTRANCE
MEZZANINE FLOOR
LARGE ELONGATED ENTRANCE TO THE CLUSTER SEMI OPEN SPACE (INTERACTIVE SPACE) KRISHI I 14
EXPLODED VIEW
Zoomed in Roof plan of the cluster, showing skylights for working spaces and glass used for the green house
Grey shaded stone slabs are used for the roofs, to resist the heat getting into the space
CONSTRUCTION
DETAILS
Climate here is very hot and humid, and also most of the houses in the village are built very close to each other hardly leaving any space between them. In such cases, windows on the walls is not sufficient for light to enter inside the living space. Hence, most of the house have small openings provided at the top that lets sufficient amount of light inside the house
FLOOR PLAN 0m 5m 10m 15m KRISHI I 15
FREEWAY BRIDGE
In attempt to eliminate discrimination, this freeway bridge connects the communities of rich and poor and can be accessed by pedestrians
SECTION A - A’ SECTION B - B’ SITE PLAN B B’ A A’
KRISHI I 16
projecttype
ARANYA ADHYAYA
INTERIORDESIGN
Awarenesscentre
SEMESTER 7
concept
FOREST EXPERIENCE
Recreated through material exploration and abstraction In terms of roof installations and visual experience
5
Studio Mentors
Nandita, Madhuri Rao, Pankaj Shivarma
Built up 400 sq. mts.
ARANYA ADHYAYA I 17
PROJECT BRIEF
• In collaboration with VILLAGE VOLUNTEERS, tiger watch, Program spreads awareness to the village volunteers about the movement and habitat of animals through documentaries and photographs captured by professional photographers It also assists them with the geography of the forest (to place camera traps)
• With about 5-6 schools in close vicinity, the programs also spreads awareness to the school students through WORKSHOPS, about the mitigation of human-wildlife conflict, off-site medical assistance and technical skills for a better future and coexistence of humans and wildlife
• EXHIBITS, documentaries and info-graphic walkways within the project, attract the tourists
VILLAGE VOLUNTEERS
Batch of 15
PRESENTATION ROOM / WORSHOP SPACE
Convertible through temporary fabric screens
COMMUNITY BOOK SHELVES
The concept explained in simple phrase, take a book, leave a book’
PHOTO GALLERY and EXHIBITS
Exhibition of photographs captured by professional wildlife photographers
PHOTO-TEXT PANELS
Info-graphic wall panels about the geographical location and animal movements
STUDENTS
Batch of 15
PHOTO-TEXT PANELS
Awareness spread through infographic means to capture attention
PROGRAM STATEMENT
PRESENTATION ROOM/WORKS
HOP
With flexible / openable projector screens, extending the interiorspace
TOURISTS
SITE LOCATION
WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHERS
COMMUNITY BOOK SHELF
Reading space within small capsules
PHOTO GALLERY and WILDLIFE
EXHIBITS
Wildlife photographs
Sawai Madhopur, Ranthambore Rajasthan
MUD WALL
Primarily a mixture of soil you dig for foundation, some clay, hay and lime Absorbs heat and keeps the space cool
ASHLAR MASONRY
Hard rocks are used like sandstone and granite with 350mm thickness
TERRACOTTA JAALI
Various jaali designs can be created from terracotta blocks
CLAY ROOF TILES
Tiles along with clay pots can be used for filler slabs, a low cost sustainable roofing
FLOORING
Sandstone used for flooring as seen in the Ranthambore fort and other heritage buildings of Rajasthan
THATCH ROOF
Thickness of the roof should be minimum 175mm and maximum 250mm
Water reed and long straw are used
SPATIAL ORGANIZATION
U SER DETAILS
M ATERIAL EXPLORATION ARANYA ADHYAYA I 18
IDEAS FOR ROOF INSTALLATION
replicating a canopy of forest in the interior space
FOREST EXPERIENCE
Since the project is for the village volunteers, a sense of welcoming and belongingness is conveyed through the type of materials ( robust and organic) native to the villagers
Hence, mud plaster has been used as seen in most of the native residences
BRANDING
INFORMATION KIOSK
WORKSHOP SPACE
DOCUMENTARIES SCREENING
CURVILINEAR CIRCULATION PATHS
Canopy of a forest A module, replicating trees in forest, used as a roof installation
WOODEN FRAME SCREEN FALSE CEILING MODULE
FALSE CEILING PLAN LIGHTING LAYOUT
WALL WITH MUD PLASTER
THK. PLYWOOD SEATING SANDSTONE FLOORING
THK. MORTAR
CEILING CANOPY MODULE
SEATING
FURNITURE AND SEATING D ESIGN APPROACH VIEWS
LED strip lights Built-inLED ceilinglights COB spot lighting 0m 2m 4m 6m 10mm THK. STAINLESS STEEL
FOR SUPPORT
ceiling) 1200 x 1200 x 75 mm THK. MACRAME
LED STRIP LIGHTS 16mm THK. GLASS
PLANTING 40mm
PLYWOOD
ARANYA ADHYAYA 19
ORGANIC
ANCHOR
PINEWOOD FRAME (False
ROPE MORTISE AND TENON JOINT
ALUMINIUM WINDOW FRAME
20mm
STONE
FALSE
1.
SANDSTONE FLOORING
(Large-600x600 mm, 15mm thk.)
CERAMIC FLOORING
For bathroom (300x300 mm, 15mm thk.)
MUD FURNITURE
Mud bricks 300mm long, 250mm wide
PLYWOOD furniture for seating 40mm thk. Plywood
4. screening 5. workshop 6. photo text panels 7. wildlife exhibits 8. toilet FLOOR PLAN 0m 2m 4m 6m A A’ ISOMETRIC VIEW
information kiosk 2. community book shelf 3. photographs display
FALSE CEILING MODULE
Wooden frame with macrame cord, idea of canopy
FALSE CEILING for workshop space
SECTION A - A’ ARANYA ADHYAYA I 20
Glass covering with a layer of macrame rope
6 WORKING DRAWINGS
`projecttype
Retail andoffice
WD I 21
Supply diffuser Fire sprinkler1.5r Smoke detector 1.5r
speaker Yard hydrants
Alarm
reel 18r
light
Hose
Philipsround
pendant light Philipspanel light Fiesta built-inLED 6A/16A switchboard Return diffuser Return duct RCP OFFICE FLOOR PLAN HVAC RCP OFFICE FLOOR PLAN FIRE RCP OFFICE FLOOR PLAN LIGHT FIXTURES OFFICE FLOOR PLAN FURNITURE LAYOUT BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN WD I 22
Havells
SERVICES COORDINATED - PHE (TOILET BLOCK)
DOMESTIC AND TREATED WATER PIPES SERVICES COORDINATED PLAN - PHE (TOILET BLOCK)
RCP COORDINATED SERVICES PLAN HVAC, FIRE AND LIGHT
PART PLAN HVAC, FIRE AND LIGHT
SOIL AND WASTE
FLOOR PLAN FIRE STAIRCASE WD I 23
WATER PIPES GROUND
A - A’ THROUGH STAIRCASE
SECTION
FLOOR FIRE STAIRCASE FIRST FLOOR SECTION THROUGH THE TOILET
SLAB DETAIL WD I 24
SECTION B - B’ THROUGH TOILET BLOCK GROUND
SUNKEN
7 CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS
SECTIONAL ELEVATION KITCHEN UNIT
ELEVATION – NORTH LIGHT TRUSS AND LATTICE GIRDER
NORTH LIGHT TRUSS DETAILS
SLIDING DOORS AND WINDOWS PROFILE DETAILS
TELESCOPIC CHANNEL DETAILS
TRANSOM AND MULLION DETAILS STRUCTURAL GLAZING
CAM LOCK DETAIL
GLASS BLOCK PARTITION SPIDER FITTINGS WITH FINS
CONST. DRAWINGS I 25
LIVING, LIBRARY
PLATE 1
AND DINING FURNITURE
SECTIONAL ELEVATION WARDROBE CROSS SECTION AND ELEVATION WOOD PARTITION CONST. DRAWINGS I 26
PLATE 2 POINT SUPPORTED GLAZING
I nternship at MAHAN ARCHITECTS, Jayanagar, Bangalore
JAN - APRIL 202 4
CONTENT
INTERNSHIP I 27
CLIENT MEETING PRESENTATIONS (Photoshop)
INTERNSHIP I 28
FLOOR PLANS
EXTERIOR RENDERS INTERNSHIP I 29
EXTERIOR RENDERS INTERNSHIP I 30
INERIOR RENDERS INTERNSHIP I 31
INTERNSHIP I 32
SECON D FLOOR PLAN THIR D FLOOR PLAN PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL LAYOUT PLANS INTERNSHIP I 33
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRS T FLOOR PLAN
WORKING DRAWINGS INTERNSHIP I 34
8. miscellaneous
Interior renders Lumion and Blender
Low poly interior blender
Illustration
MISCELLANEOUS I 35
Adobe illustrator
VIEW OF THE CAMPUS
MISCELLANEOUS I Competitions I 36
SOLAR DECATHLON INDIA
HOSMAC HEALTH CARE
CONCEPT
The Centre for Psychosocial Rehabilitation draws inspiration from biophilia, celebrating the innate human connection with nature, which has profound positive effects on mental health. Our design aims to nurture healing, rejuvenation, and harmony by immersing patients and visitors in the soothing embrace of nature. The biophilic approach extends to a co-working space, providing a calm work environment for IT professionals, enhancing overall well-being in bustling Whitefield.
MISCELLANEOUS I Competitions I 37
Pencil sketches
Photography
ANGKOR WAT Cambodia
MISCELLANEOUS I 38
ROCK BEACH Pondicherry
QGIS ELECTIVE WORK MISCELLANEOUS I 39
This portfolio is solely created for the purpose of application for internship in architectural firms. All works are primarily carried out by Jatin Eklaspur, unless mentioned otherwise
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