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JIGYASSA JHA

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architecture selected works 2022

“The difference between good and bad architecture is the time you spend on it”

- David Chipperfield

I’m Jigyassa an undergraduate student of SMMCA Nagpur. To me architecture is changing the destiny of a building which might become a rigid piece of construction, and converting it into a beautifully designed comfortable archi tecture; while enjoying the process Time Management Problem Solving Organization Leadership Emotional Intelligence Responsible Teamwork Creative Hindi (mother-tongue) English (Fluent) Korean (Basic) 2008 Delhi Public School, Durg (Studied till Grade3) 2018 Delhi Public School, Raipur (Studied till Grade 12) 2019 Smt. Manoramabai Mundle Collage of Architecture, Nagpur AUTOCAD SKETCHUP PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR VRAY LUMION PREMIERE PRO AFTER EFFECTS HELLO, CONTACT 16.04.01 21 YEARS OLD EDUCATION SKILLS 2022 62ND ANNUAL NASA CONVENTION (Bengaluru, Karnataka) 2022 Writing Architecture Trophy (NASA) 2022 S A DESHPANDE (IIA Nagpur) 2021 STUDIO LAYOUT (Software workshop) 2021 Learn Korean for Beginners: The Ultimate 100-Lesson Course (Udemy) 2021 VICE-PRESIDENT (Student Council SMMCA, Nagpur) 2020 Filipe Boni (Sustainable Materials Live Workshop) WORKSHOPS / EXPERIENCE SOFT SKILLS LANGUAGE 9926048196 jjigyassa@gmail.com jigyassajha16 p e i

CONTENT 01 02 03 “Elemental” Preschool Design “Exeu Mall” Shopping Center Design “Big Mouse”

IIA Project

“Design in Detail” Working Drawing “Jigyassa” Miscellaneous Interests

CONTENT 03 04 05

01.

PRE

SCHOOL

01 PRE SCHOOL

4th semester Design 2020-2021

In the intent of blurring the boundaries of learn and play, and learn and home this is a proposal in order to create an environment that allows us to move away from the monotony and provide a more collaborative and easy environment where these children have the liberty to absorb and enjoy.

01 FLOOR PLANS 02 03 04 05 01. RECEPTION 02. ADMIN AREA 03. OFFICE ENTRANCE 04. MAIN ENTRANCE (FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF) 05. STAIRCASE AND WIDE STAIRCASE (FOR SITTING) 06. CLASSROOM WASHROOM 08. MUSIC ROOM 09. ART AND ACTIVITY ROOM 10. INDOOR PLAY AREA 11. STORE SPOILSPORTS UTILITY ROOM 13. CAFETERIA 06 07 08 09 11 10 12 13 07

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

FIVE ELEMENT AND THREE COLOR

Attending kindergarten means having more structure in a child’s young life, and they are ready for it after going to preschool. They have learned to socialize, follow simple rules, and stay on a task longer and longer.

FIVE ELEMENT

World’s complex yet simple philosophy, पंचतत्व Five elements of nature, Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Ether (Space) is now going to be entangled with their life so the proposal is divided in such manner to make them more aware of basic elements

THREE COLORS

Hence the form was divided into three different area and five different building. Having incorporated primary and secondary colors to make it look more like a kindergarten.

02.

SHOPPING

02 “EXEU” SHOPPING MALL

6TH SEMESTER DESIGN PROJECT 2022

An interesting task of designing a shopping mall in context with every age group and requirements was an interesting job we were able to do. Justification of the existing area was done by de-marking it by a unique looking structure making public to attract and make them come more often!

01. ENTRANCE 02. ANCHOR SHOPS 03. MEDIUM SHOPS 04. SMALL SHOPS 05. STORE 06. FIRE EXIT STAIRCASE 07. LIFT AND STAIRCASE 08. ESCALATORS 01 02 02 03 03 05 01 01 04 06 02 04 04 07 08 08 07 05 06 A’ PARKING

CONSECUTIVE FLOOR PLANS UPTO 8 FLOORS SECTION AA’ -6.00 Basement II -1.80 Basement I 0.00 Ground Level +1.20 Ground Floor +5.20 First Floor +9.20 Second Floor +13.20 Third Floor +17.20 Fourth Floor +21.20 Fifth Floor +25.20 Sixth Floor +29.20 Seventh Floor +33.20 Parapet PARKING PARKING RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP RETAIL SHOP

03.

BIG MOUSE

03 UNDERGROUND LIVING

IIA PROJECT (SA DESHPANDE) 2022

Theme of this competition was Meta, a building which portrays its autobiography. The competition requires to conjure up and architectural project of any size, anywhere but it should have a story with itself and a purpose.

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

ALTERNATE HISTORY

Had history taken any different turn in any junction, someone else's dream such as Hitler of concurring the world might have become true.

This house is the representation how Jews might have to live under Nazi rule if in some world they get a chance to survive.

Not having the luxury to live like others, now they have become human rats who have closes to equal luxury life.

Above the earth they have a shelter which can not even be called a house with primary elements. Having tunnels beneath in order to run away or even go to neighboring houses with liberation. Hence rationally they might build a house alike with the passage of time.

04.

working dra ng

3,12 2,65 3,81 3,62 3,12 4,61 2,91 3,23 3,06 4,51 3,12 2,35 2,6 3,12 5,77 8,12 11,93 15,54 18,66 4,61 7,52 10,12 13,35 16,41 20,92 24,03 20,82 SCHEDULE OF COLUMNS TYPE BELOW GL ABOVE GL MAIN BARS STIRRUP COVER C1 C2 330 X 330 230 X 230 6 NO.S 12MM DIA. 25MM 330 X 480 230 X 450 6 NO.S 12MM DIA 6MM @ 150 C/C 25MM 6MM @ 150 C/C SCHEDULE OF PLINTH BEAM THE BEAM SIZE MAIN BARS STIRRUPS BENT UP TOP BARS GB1/PB1 230 2 NO 12 MM 8MM Ø @200 C/C 2 NO 12 2 NO 12 230 MMØ @200 C/C MM Ø MM Ø L/5 3,12 2,65 3,81 3,62 3,12 4,61 2,91 3,23 3,06 4,51 3,12 2,35 2,6 3,12 5,77 8,12 11,93 15,54 18,66 4,61 7,52 10,12 13,35 16,41 20,92 24,03 20,82 STIRRUPS 8MM @ 150c/c PCC BED BASE GRID MAIN BAR 12MM GL SECTION PCC BED MAIN BARS 12MM STIRRUPS 8MM BASE GRID PLAN COVER 25MM COVER 25MM COLOUMN BELOW GL 1,7 0,65 1,20,23 1,2 SECTION GL PLAN COLOUMN C1 0.0509 0.0508 FOOTING MAIN BARS 12MM BASE GRID COLOUMN ABOVE GL 0,15 0,15 1,7 1,65 0,45 1,8 COLUMN NO FOOTING SIZE COLUMN ABOVE GL BELOW GL MAIN BAR DISTRIBUTION BAR C1 C2 230X450 330X480 1600X1650 1200X1200 1400X1350 12MM 8 NOS 10 MM 150 C/C 230X230 330X330 900X900 12MM 4 NOS 10 MM 150 C/C EXCAVATION SIZE SCHEDULE OF COLUMNS TYPE BELOW GL ABOVE GL MAIN BARS STIRRUP COVER C1 C2 330 X 330 230 X 230 6 NO.S 12MM DIA. 25MM 330 X 480 230 X 450 6 NO.S 12MM DIA 6MM @ 150 C/C 25MM 6MM @ 150 C/C SCHEDULE OF FOOTING

W1 D2 W3 D1 D3 W2 V 3.08 PERFORATED TILE 3.08 3.08 PLANTER 3.08 3.08 PLANTER 1.00 GULLY TRAP 230MM X 230MM COLUMNS BOULDER AND MURUM FILLING SECTION DD' SCALE 1:50 BOULDER AND MURUM FILLING 230MM X 230MM COLUMNS PLANTER PLANTER LAMP POST PLANTER LAMP POST ENTRANCE GATE (CAST IRON) PLANTER ELEVATION SCALE 1:25 PLANTER PLANTER LAMP POST LAMP POST 1.086 PLANTER 1 2.303 115MM THICK BRICK WALL PLANTER 1 2.664 PLAN SCALE 1:50 CAST IRON RAILING 1 C PLANTER PLANTER A PLANTER 1.446 1.2 1.8 B PLANTER 0.964 1.086 0.23 LAMP POST ENTRANCE GATE (CAST IRON STEEL) CONCRETE COPING 0.315 0.115 PLANTER BRICK WALL 230MM STONE CLADDING CONCRETE FILLED SLOPE 0.4 F.F.L 1.5 RAMP ROAD STONE CLADDING STONE CLADDING 0.315 0.115 PLANTER BRICK WALL 230MM 0.15 2 1.75 0.25 2 1.75 0.25 2 1.75 0.25 W1 D2 W3 D1 D3 W2 V INSPECTION CHAMBER DETAIL (SECTIONAL ELEVATION OF IC ) SECTION OF RAINWATER HARVESTING PIT SCALE 1:20 80MM STONE WITH BEND AT END 400X150 CC AROUND M:20 150 MM THK. 40MM STONE 150 MM THK COARSE SAND 150MM THK PEBBLES PCC BED FLOOR FINISH 150MM THK M:20 FLOOR FINISH 50 THK RCC COVER PCC BED CHANNEL DETAIL SCALE 1:10 0.1M DIA. PVC RAINWATER DOWNTAKE PIPE WATER CHANNEL 0.15M WIDE PARAPET WALL 0.23 THK. FINISH FLOOR PCC COPING VENT PIPE 0.826 0.150 0.115 0.115 0.600 COVER LID 0.115 THK MASONRY WALL 0.1 M DIA. DRAINAGE PIPE CONCRETE INTERIOR PCC BED OVERHEAD TANK CAPACITY - 2000 LTS CALCULATION AVERAGE WATER USAGE PER PERSON PER DAY - 135 LTS TOTAL PEOPLE LIVING IN THE HOUSE - 5 AVERAGE CONSUMPTION OF WATER PER DAY - 135 X 5 - 675 LTS THUS, ACCOUNTING FOR WASTAGE AND OTHER ADDITIONAL USES FOR 3 DAYS, 2000 LTS CAPACITY OF OVERHEAD TANK IS PROVIDED. LEGEND SYMBOL DESCRIPTION KITCHEN UTILITY TOILET TOILET I.C. I.C. I.C. INSPECTION CHAMBER INSPECTION CHAMBER INSPECTION CHAMBER INSPECTION CHAMBER MH SLOPE FOR IC PIPES SLOPE FOR IC PIPES STAIRCASE TOWER DIRECT WATER SUPPLY WELL UNDERGROUND RWH PIT DIRECT WATER SUPPLY WATER WASTE PIPE 75MM DIA. DRAINAGE PIPE 100MM DIA GULLY TRAP 0.3X0.3M FROM M TO KITCHEN AND UG SUMP FROM WELL /SUMP TO OHT 18 MM DIA SOLAR WATER PIPE 18MM DIA

AC 3

ENTRY WL

1.35 METER

ROOM

CL14, CL13 1.35 METER

DRAWING ROOM

CL25, WL10, WL12, EX1, 1 SOCKET OF 5 AMP TOILET 1.35 METER SB8 CL15, 1 SOCKET OF 5 AMP POOJA ROOM 0.80 METER SB9 2 SOCKET OF 15 AMP KITCHEN 1.35 METER SB10 CL16, CL17, CL18, CF4, AQ, EX3 1 SOCKET OF 5 AMP KITCHEN 1.20 METER

SB11 CL24,WL14, 1 SOCKET OF 15 AMP, 1 SOCKET OF 5 AMP

1.35 METER

UTILITY WASHING MACHINE POINT

STAIRCASE 1.20 METER SB12 CL25

SB13

TOILET WL13, CL26, EX2 ,2 SOCKET OF 15 AMP 1.35 METER SB14

GEYSER AND HAIRDRYER

DINNING AREA WL2, WF3, AC3,2 SOCKET OF 15 AMP 1.35 METER SB15 WL3, WL4, WF4, 1 SOCKET OF 5 AMP 1.35 METER SB16 CL20,CL21,CL23, CL24, CF5 1 SOCKET OF 5 AMP 1.35 METER SB17

DINNING AREA

BEDROOM 0.80 METER SB18

TO PLOT 9.0 M WIDE ROAD W1 D2 W3 D1 D3 W2 V

BEDROOM TWO WAY POINT FOR CL20, CL23, CF5 WF2, 1 SOCKET OF 15 AMP TWO WAY POINT FOR CL20 W1

D2 W3 WELL

V ENTRY TO PLOT 9.0 M WIDE ROAD

W1 W2 D3 W1 W2 AC GY1 AQ SYMBOL 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 SR NO ABBREVATION 13 SB CL CF BP AC GY AQ AC DB EX WL DESCRIPTION SWITCH BOARD CEILING

CEILING

BELL

AC GYSER AQUA

AC BOX

DISTRIBUTION

FAN 7 12 13 14 15 17 18 SB SB SB SB SB SB SB SB SB SWITCH BOARD SB1 CONTENT CF2, CL1, CL1, CL3, CL4 1 SOCKET OF 5 AMP AREA ENT.

HEIGHT FROM FLOOR LEVEL 1.35 METER REMARKS SB2

BP1, 1

SB3

5 AMP

SB4 2

5 AMP,

LIGHT

FAN

POINT

GUARD

OUTDOOR

BOARD EXHAUST FAN WALL LIGHT

WALL MOUNTED

LOBBY

WL5, WL6, WL7, WL8, WL9, WL11, CWL1, CWL2,

SOCKET OF 5 AMP PARKING 1.35 METER

CL5, CL6, CF1, WL1, BP2,

SOCKET OF

DRAWING ROOM

SOCKET OF

AC1 DRAWING ROOM AC POINT AT 2.2 M FROM FFL SB5 DRAWING

SB6

SB7

CF CF 3 14 15 CL CL CL CL CL CL

AC 2 AC 1 GY1 AQ DB

CWL

BEDROOM 0.60 METER CL20, CL21 1 SOCKET OF 5 AMP SB19 BEDROOM 0.60 METER CL 23, CL22, CF5,AC2 2 SOCKET OF 5 AMP AC POINT,TWO WAY POINT FOR CL23, CF5 GROUND FLOORELECTRICAL LAYOUT SCALE 1:50 CWL

COMPOUND WALL LIGHT 1 MB 15 METER BOARD

SB20

DRAWING ROOM CL7, CL8, CL9, CL10,CL11, CL12, WF1, CF3,2 SOCKET OF 5 AMP 1.35 METER

1.35 METER 0.80 METER TV POINT 2 SOCKET OF 5 AMP,TV2

AC POINT

D1 D3 W2 UNDERGROUND WATER SUMP

05.

mis cellaneous

nasa

David Harvey in one of his articles states: “The idea of the "public sphere" as an arena of political deliberation and participation, and therefore as fundamental to democratic governance, has a long and distinguished history.” Urban spaces hold the potential to make or break the stage for chances to encounter social interactions, thus nurturing community building and influencing the fabric of our society and culture. There have always been boundaries between spaces due to distinguishable differences and even today whenever the lines smudge they lead to a certain degree of destruction.These boundaries are immensely visible and are often used as affirmations to promote political agendas. When everyone is busy making the most out of their lives in the modern world, public spaces lose their value over time. While all of this is happening,misuse of public spaces by political leaders further perceive them in a negative light. Such as during the election the space has utter importance but later it doesn't have either importance nor use. The link between state and society burned out ages ago while connecting markets and coffee shops. How many more spaces do people associate towards their feelings rather than the existing area, public making biased decisions.