JULIAN DIVAKAR ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2019

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julian divakar ARCHIFOLIO

ANTEBIOTIC

SOUL ARCHITECTURE Architecture can be considered as a lifestyle which contributes to the major wellness of its users. It can be involuntarily linked with their personality and character ultimately results in influencing life. Hence paving way to reunite with one’s own soul.

Antebiotic Ideas Inc. (ante - before; biotic - life)

CONTENTS

RESUME

ACADEMIC PROJECTS COMPETITION PROJECTS INTERNSHIP TRAINING OTHERS PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS

Vasantham - Farmhouse Scar Museum Palms - Shopping Mall Audi Car showroom Anthropocene Experience centre - Thesis Elphinstone Esplanade Traan Chokkamane Spacerooms L&T Ideation Contest Pottery Workshop Indian Police Memorial Tangassery Harbour Project INTACH Documentation Extra / Co-curriculars CMS School Heritage Conservation Ganga Hospital New Block, Cbe BAS KG School Residence @ Bangalore SRM Agri College Miscellaneous details

FRAGMENTATION

The concept followed is not the literal meaning of fragmentation or fragmenting.

It rather focuses on the Spatial understanding in contrast. This has given birth to an interesting transition dotted with a plethora of experiences.

The entrance is subtle and comfortably nestled among greenery, naturally directive due to central positioning. The entrance progresses gently dotted with green semicircular landscaping. The user is provided with a multiple radiating space which directs towards a pathway, living room, guest room and a rear open area.

A series of backyards are provided for private and public areas. Bedrooms are kept undisturbed with least intervention from external disturbance / noise. Open kitchen is integrated with formal and informal dining spaces.

VASANTHAM farmhouse Thanjavur A barren land, dotted with a few coconut trees and sparse vegetation gets transformed by a hint of inspiration from the organic style of Geoffrey Bawa. The farmhouse is made interesting by making it appear “out of the earth by itself �

One of the very first projects in Architecture life. opened up a lots of vistas towards my style of architecture.

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SPATIAL EXPERIENCE

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site plan

The form evolution is entirely based on the traditional architectural adage “Form Follows Function�

The living room and dining, which forms the nucleus of the farmhouse is rotated. This action introduces a plethora of interesting spaces around this nucleus. The guest accomodation is kept separately which again creates another buffer verandah in between.

The concept of the landscaping pockets is to create an interesting base from which greenery emerges.

Circular pockets and square ones are stable but mainstream, A semicircle is derived from the amalgamation.

MULTI CIRCULATION The entire built structure has an organic naturally paved pathway which acts as a connector between all the Scanned This

by CamScanner spaces. arrangement provides with an environment where the user finds himself in multiple immersive spaces in different combinations.

Elements like firangipani are introduced in key locations to induce a feeling of serenity Pathways are coarse natural stones arranged in organic patterns within interstetial courtyards. They are the iconic features of the farmhouse

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SCAR MUSEUM Bangalore

SEQUENTIAL UNFOLDING OF SPACES

“The museum is the special feature of this design. All visitors entering the centre, are directed through the museum. This is an implementation of sequential unfolding of spaces.”

The form of the museum complements the form of the grocery and the café.

The museum will illustrate the story of each victim in the centre and how he/she turned their life around in Traan, focusing on how the victim emerges a survivor. This is essential in the design as it prevents unnecessary exchanges between the survivor and a visitor. This barred exchange could revive the memories of the attack, for the victim and lead to severe psychological problems. Thus, the museum brings about psychological reevolution.

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Concept Sketch

Located in the heart of the state, Trichy is known for its isolated hillocks rising above the surface, the highest of which is the Rockfort; its estimated age of 3,800 million years makes it one of the oldest rocks in the world. Other prominent hillocks include the Golden Rock, Khajamalai, and one each at Uyyakondan Thirumalai and Thiruverumbur. These hillocks usually have a cuboidal periphery wall surrounding a temple nestled at the centre. These cuboidal structures are morphed into the structure of the Shopping mall which is proposed near the Malaikovil, Thiruverumbur. It is mandatory that the building responds to the local context hence the inspired form.

PALMS SHOPPING MALL

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ECO SUSTAINABLE ADAPTABILITY

“Architecture is all about responding to the local context and how efficiently it succeeds in doing that”

“Climate sustainability is achieved by the usage of Stack effect. Usually malls are air conditioned pockets of artificial life but here, the space is made lively by opening up to the elements of nature”

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LEVELS & ZONING

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Gaming zone - Bowling alley Video games Gokarting Kids zone - slides / rides Gym Restaurants Coffee shop Food court Mall Multiplex Admin office Services Parking

The zoning is done keeping in mind the age groups of the users and services.

The spaces are made efficient by allowing the play of elements of nature. The entrance is efficiently placed facing the road. There are a number of buffer spaces which makes the mall interesting. The atrium space is washed with an ample amount of daylight falling through the skylight.

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“Design sees pleasure in simple harmony of primary shapes.�

AUDI CAR SHOWROOM Trichy

SPACE - SHAPE SYNTHESIS Circles and rectangles have a pronounced chemistry. This is used in a three dimensional approach in the Car showroom design. This chemistry contributes to the iconicity of the structure. Prime motive s to showcase the various models of cars. The aim is to integrate it with a workshop which has to appear seamless. The first floor acts a major showcase area.

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block massing

The entrance is defined naturally as the two radiating rectangles converge inwardly. Approach is planned in a simple and ideal manner. The key concept of the design is the seamless connection with the workshop which is integrated behind the showroom. The spaces are planned with simple block integration concept as seen in the model on the left. The basic massing is made interesting by the use of levels.

The ceiling of the rectangular blocks become the car showcase riser.

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SITE ANALYSIS

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ELPHINSTONE ESPLANADE Chennai

HUDCO TROPHY CITATION Problem: To create public spaces for all.

Concept: The concept of public space was redefined and we focused more towards unused and misused abandoned spaces. Using the concept of ‘Adaptive Reuse’ we worked towards converting the 173 year old Elphinstone Bridge into a Bridge park. And the adjoining wetland was proposed as a Wetland conservation project

ADAPTIVE REUSE

CIRCULATION PATTERN

MASTER PLAN

shaded area gym maintanence room

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D` parking toilet landscape children play area

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1.Cafe 2.Grocery 3.Vocational training centre 4.Toilets 5.Care centre

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TRAAN – niche for growth, a space of change is primarily for acid attack victims, who are incapacitated in our society due to various reasons. They are mainly victims of stereotypical thinking prevalent in the society, and face difficulties medically, psychologically, economically and socially.

Direct Interaction has been introduced through café, boutique and grocery where in through commerce, the common people interact with the incapacitated.

In spaces such as Amphitheatre, the vocational centre overlooking it, Café involving a visual access from the mess and a care park, indirect interaction is achieved through co-existence.

This would increase the number of encounters between them, helping re-evolution of their status in the society breaking the stereotypes of fear, sympathy and discrimination.

TRAAN Bangalore

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LAYERED HEALING

“The reintegration is being brought in TRAAN through layered healing. Special care has been taken to provide the victims with all the necessary requirements.

TRAAN provides the opportunity to the victims such that they emerge as survivors. ”

STAGE 3 STAGE 2

STAGE 1

TRAAN – niche for growth, a space of change is primarily for acid attack victims, who are incapacitated in our society due to various reasons. They are mainly victims of stereotypical thinking prevalent in the society, and face difficulties medically, psychologically, economically and socially.

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option 2 CONTEXT A mural based sculptural centrepiece is fused with a pillar at the centre which results in a towering tall structure in the midst of our guardians. The pillar is carved with embossed murals.

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Again, the abstraction was also kept limited so as to convey the valuable perception. The depiction is simple to make sure to cater to the common man’s understanding.

INDIAN POLICE MARTYRS MEMORIAL New Delhi

COMPETITION PROJECT Internship 2016 (May-Nov) Ar. Eugene Pandala QUANTIFIED ABSTRACTION “The basic perception of the concept of

the sculpture is the selfless protection provided by The Indian Police Forces.

The sculpture fuses the Traditional Indian concepts and our rich ancient cultural Symbolism.

The Policemen facing four Cardinal Directions depicts the all round protection provided by them.

“They faced a volley of bullets to maintain decorum in every nook and corner. The abstraction was also kept limited so as to convey the valuable perception. The depiction is simple to make sure to cater to the common man’s understanding.”

There is a monolithic plethora of Society and related figures in the midst of these four towering Policemen. This also represents their open mindedness and selfless service to protect every being in the society.

EXISTING ACCOMOD existing building re AMENITY CONFERE amenity centre, co TOILET FA and toilet facil GUEST RO

TANGASSERY HARBOUR PROJECT

children CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA play area

Kollam, Kerala

Internship 2016 (May-Nov) Ar. Eugene Pandala

4” X 4” cobble stone pathway with leaf like 4”X4” COBBLE STONE PATHWAY WITH LEAF pattern LIKE PATTERN

PLUG IN URBAN CONCEPT This project is aiming the tourism development of Thangassery which will help the tourism potential of Kollam District.

The fishery harbour at Thangassery is a basin for traditional fishermen, achieved by the construction of two breakwaters. The length of the main breakwater is 2100 m.

Thangassery is one of the tourist attraction.

Lots of local and foreign tourists come to visit the breakwater and light house. The break water extends 2.1km into the sea is one of the evening walkers paradise.

Even though Thangassery is one of the tourist’s attractions ofKollam City, there is not much infrastructural development for this area of the city from the view point of tourists activity.

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drinking water DRINKING WATER fountain

seaters

FOUNTAIN

SEATERS SIGNAGE-5

“The project Objective is the development

of present mundane stretch of sea side walk is enhanced to a “GO TO DESTINATION” by plugging in round the clock activities for all age group of people.”

Total length of the stretch Maximum width of existing stretch

- 2 km -4.5 m

end view point concept

G BUILDING REMODIFIED TO DATE emodified CENTRE, to accomodate ENCE HALL hall WITH DINING onference with diningAND ACILITIES, lities and guest room OOM.

gatehouse / security GATEHOUSE / SECURITY CABIN cabin accomodating ACCOMMODATING CCTV camera control CCTV CAMERA CONTROL CENTRE centre

grating and seater GRATING AND below SEATER BELOW TREE CANOPY tree canopy 1.5X1.5granite FT GRANITE 1.5”X1.5” paving for PAVING FOR DRIVEWAY driveway

parking

PARKING (20 (20 cars) CARS)

gate on bamboo GATE ON structure BAMBOO STRUCTURE

existing building EXISTING BUILDING remodified to REMODIFIED TO accomodate ACCOMODATE INSPECTION inspection bungalow, BUNGALOW, mini toilet MINIaquarium, AQUARIUM, TOILET FACILITIES, facilities, info centre INFO CENTRE + HALL +EXHIBITION exhibition hall signage SIGNAGE1-1 SHRUBS shrubs

signage SIGNAGE2-2 LOWheight low HEIGHT planters PLANTERS

SCULPTURE sculpture

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bollards BOLLARDS

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castCAST iron IRON seating SEATING

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BAMBOO RAFTERS WITH MINIMUM 100 CM SPACING. THE SIDE WITH BROADER BASE RESTS ON THE WALL PLATE, WHEREAS THE SLIM END RESTS ON THE RIDGE. PITCH : 37.5º

POTTERY WORKSHOP

BAMBOO RAFTERS WITH MINIMUM 100 CM SPACING. THE SIDE WITH BROADER BASE RESTS ON THE WALL PLATE, WHEREAS THE SLIM END RESTS ON THE RIDGE. PITCH : 37.5º

BANASURA HILL RESORT WALL PLATE

Wayanad

Internship 2016 (May-Nov) Ar. Eugene Pandala

WALL PLATE

THE WALL PLATE IS FITTED TO PIPES ON ALL FOUR CORNERS TO PREVENT THE WALL PLATE FROM LIFT. THE PIPES ARE FITTED TO THE BASEMENT AT THE BOTTOM

EARTH ARCHITECTURE

THE WALL PLATE IS FITTED TO PIPES ON ALL FOUR CORNERS TO PREVENT THE WALL PLATE FROM LIFT. THE PIPES ARE FITTED TO THE BASEMENT AT THE BOTTOM

The resort’s architectural design follows a construction based on rammed earth. The SMALL WINDOWS THE STORE various living structures within FORthe resort complex is constructed using mud excavated from the very site where it stands on. The main building has an area of nearly 20,000 square BASEMENT foot spread over two floors, and is made entirely out of mud, with a roof of bamboo and coconut palm fronds.

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TIES ARE PROVIDED AT ALTERNATE RAFTERS. THESE TIES PRIMARILY FASTENED TO THE RAFTERS INSTEAD OF BOLTING. TIES ARE PROVIDED AT ALTERNATE RAFTERS. THESE TIES PRIMARILY FASTENED TO THE RAFTERS INSTEAD OF BOLTING.

THE RAFTERS ARE NUT-BOLTED MUTUALLY TOGETHER AT THE RIDGE. THE RAFTERS ARE NUT-BOLTED MUTUALLY TOGETHER CLEATS WITH NUT AND BOLTS. FASTENED WITH THEAT THE RIDGE. BAMBOO RAFTERS MUD WALLS ARE 30 CM THICK AT THE BASE AND 20CLEATS WITH NUT AND BOLTS. FASTENED WITH THE CM THICK AT THE TOP BAMBOO RAFTERS MUD WALLS ARE 30 CM THICK AT THE BASE AND 20 CM THICK AT THE TOP THE STORAGE SPACE IS ELEVATED 45 CM ABOVE THE WORKSHOP SPACE THE STORAGE SPACE IS ELEVATED 45 CM ABOVE THE WORKSHOP SPACE -15 cm PLINTH LEVEL = 60CM

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RANDOM RUBBLE MASONRY WITH MUD MORTAR

The project was conceived strictly keeping in view the norms for the conservation of natural heritage of the Banasura Hills and the project area. The mud used for making earthen structure should ideally contain about 20 per cent of clay. And this was available at the property. For the two-storied structures, the use of steel was kept minimal. Using mud to build houses can save our riverbeds from being exploited.” Local tribals were called in for the labour and their expertise in building with mud was also tapped.

INTEGRATING LAKES INTO CITY’S URBAN FABRIC AND ANTHROPOCENE EXPERIENCE CENTRE Coimbatore

Thesis - Dissertation Final year URBAN ANALYSIS + EXP. CENTRE Envisioning lakes as part of the Urban fabric of the city in a Vernacular and natural attempt to renew the City’s Aura which appears to be lost after decades of unplanned growth sprawl.

Aim • Reclaiming Public realm • Enhancing tourism potential • Creating awareness on Anthropocene by setting up an Experience centre Objectives: • Knit the lakes together with their surrounding communities thereby transforming lakes from BARRIER TO A CONNECTOR • To re-evolve the Urban scenario with emphasis on breathing lung spaces within city core – Lakes.

Hence re-focusing city towards its Identity.

• Placemaking and public participation – action plans.

• Financial sustainability of the ULBs, PPP modelling, structuring and ring fencing of projects following a consortium approach that ensures end to end tying up of projects to ensure their financial sustainability.

The initiative within the smart city proposal to establish green connectors (non-motorised transport corridors and pedestrian skywalks) around the lakes as a mechanism to remove/prevent encroachments on natural water channels contribute to rethinking the Identity of the City Emphasis has to be on planning land use based on work-living relationships and creation of open breathing lung spaces within the city core. Coimbatore is a very progressive city and open to ideas for city development. Hence public participation will be an added advantage.

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Institutional Zone

Proposed site for Anthropocene centre Selvachintamani kulam

CITY CORE

Ukkadam Periyakulam

Most of engineering units both light and heavy are located along Mettupalayam road. Food products related industries are a speciality.

Emerging City growth. Residential and other mixed use areas are quickly acquired along the Sathy Road. Growth progressing Northwards from the city.

Many Indian and Gloobal IT companies like IBM and Cognizant tech. have their operations here. The prime education spine of the city is Avinashi road.

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Towards Ooty

NH 47 Industrial Other major industries are located at Singanallur road and Uppilipalayam

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R. Noyyal

Singanallur Kulam

The context of the Proposal goes perfectly with the exixting condition of Urban Development in the city of Coimbatore. It educated the people about the cruel negative impact that Mankind has left behind on this planet.

Present scenario at Selvachinthamani kulam

A CONNECTIVE PROPOSAL

URBAN HUB

Urban proposal Strategy • Benchmarking Urban concept and pinpointing potential landmarks.

• Lake Rejuvenation • Preserving Biodiversity • Improving accessibility through Intelligent Integrated network • Lakefront development with Public participation • Land availability around the lake • Efficient Business model

Experience centre

A centre to emphasis the Era of Anthropocene. The context of the Centre goes perfectly with the existing condition of the Urban development in the city of Coimbatore. It educates the people about the cruel negative Impact that Mankind has left behind in this planet. The Anthropocene has fast become an academic buzzword and has achieved a degree of public visibility in recent years. But the more the term is used, the more confusion reigns, at least for those not versed in the niceties of the underpinning science.

Anthropocene Research Facility Parking (G.H.)

Anthropocene research labs

Workshop spaces and Conference halls Guest House Library Parking 2 Research Centre Admin

Second entrance

Cafe Amphitheatre

Multipurpose Auditorium

Selvachinthamani Kulam

Reflection Pavilions Anthropocene Museum/ Experience centre

Main Admin Block

Anthropocene Centre and Public space

Main Parking

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CMS COLLEGE CONSERVATION Kottayam, Kerala

Gravity Architecture 2018 Ar. Sakthi Murugan Heritage conservation Architect HERITAGE CONSERVATION During the site visit we were accompanied by the Principal Dr. Roy Sam Daniel, who showed around the campus, especially the eight heritage buildings that were identified by the UGC committee as heritage structures due to their age and historicity. The heritage buildings were observed both on the exteriors and the interiors to identify and assess the present condition.

Destructive inspection techniques were not used and were beyond the scope of this inspection. The field visit consisted of reviewing the exterior building envelope (the façade from ground level to the roof of all the Eight mentioned buildings), assessing the interior and exterior load bearing wall construction, reviewing the condition, assessing the roof condition from the inside of the building. Some of the structure’s roofing were not approachable, so only exterior observation was feasible. Apart from the buildings the setting and the environment was also reviewed for the understanding of the context

Apart from all the planning aspects the terrain also played a major role in the location and orientation of the buildings. The highly contoured sites requires the buildings to be aligned along the contour lines and on the portion of the slope maximum exposed to the direct sunshine

The triple arched windows are a rich characteristic feature .The pointed pseudo arches and window fenestration styles have a gothic resemblance.

The eastern side of the chapel is interestingly planned with a modest courtyard which acts as a perfect buffer element amalgamating with the adjoining buildlings.

But the rainwater drainage into the courtyard is the matter of concern as it has weakened the eastern wall foundation due to stagnation.

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Buildings identified with Heritage value Other Buildings

Dilapidated buildings Suitable locations for future development

Rich visual connections established in the terraced contour behind the English dept.

Hence it should be conserved.

Buildings identified with Heritage value Other Buildings Dilapidated buildings Suitable locations for future development

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GANGA NEW HOSPITAL BLOCK

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Sankar & Associates 2018 Ar. Ramani Sankar Ar. Sidharth Sankar

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One of the leading names in the healthcare industry, Ganga Hospital’s new block features a Helipad on the upper terrace level.

I was part of the team working on intricate details of the Interiors and other functional elements like ramp.

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“I was put into the project team during a critical phase involving the structural team.

I had the opportunity to produce working drawings for 5 types of toilets and many more ”

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Room types: Deluxe room Executive room Standard Room General ward Major operation theatres (6th floor) Minor operation theatres (6th floor) Consultation (G , 1st floor) ICU beds (5 & 6th floors)

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SECTION ADJOINING RAMP AS SEEN FROM INSIDE THE BUILDING

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BAS KG SCHOOL Sathyamangalam

Sankar and Associates 2018 Ar. Sidharth Sankar COGNITIVE LEARNING The school comprises of two blocks CBSE and Matric. The blocks are organically placed in the site. There is a cognitive push towards the central courtyard which reveives controlled light through the smart roof above.

I was involved in the issuing the finishing details of the building. i.e. Material finishes, Color scheme, Furniture details (interactive furniture) Also issued the detail drawings for purchase from China.

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LACQUERED GLASS WITH 20MMFIXED GRANITE JAMB

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PROPOSED SCHOOL BUILDING FOR BANNARIAMMAN SUGARS AT SATHYAMANGALAM 2'-6"

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SANKAR & ASSOCIATES

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BRANCH OFFICE: 8,34TH STREET,NEAR PUDHUR SCHOOL,ASHOK NAGAR, CHENNAI−6000083.

TEL:044−24897016

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elevation−a GLASS COVER TO DETAIL

4'-0"

RC COLUMN EDGE LACQUERED GLASS WITH 20MM GRANITE JAMB DRAWN : BALA

CHECKED :VICTORIA

2'-9"

DATE: 15.05.18

6'-3"

FILE NAME/LOCATION: C:Users/Documents

ELEVATION C TEXTURE PAINT FINISH

14'-4" 1'-6"

3'-0"

2'-6"

1'-6"

RECESSED PLASTER FINISH MATRIC BLOCK

4'-0"

12'-0"

+0’−0"

WALL MURALS (TO BE DECIDED)

SUBJECT OF DRAWING:

FIXED PLAIN GLASS

4'-0"

FIXED GLASS FIXING DETAIL 1 : 15

3'-6"

brick wall

STEEL DOOR TO DETAIL

1'-6"

2'-0" 1'-6"

8mm glass nosing

4'-0"

2'-9"

1'-11"

2'-8"

2'-0" 1'-6"

6'-3"

4'-10"

1'-6" 1'-10"

2'-5"

3/4" thk granite

1'-10" 1'-6"

10'-6"

ARMSTRONG BAFFLES

+0’−1"

1'-9"

brick wall

GYP BOARD BOXING

1'-6"

1'-6"

8"

BEAM BOTTOM LVL

6'-0"

10'-6"

SLAB SOFFIT RENDERED WITH BLACK PAINT

TEXTURE PAINT FINISH DOUBLE COAT PLASTER

K GRANITE

1'-9"

GYP BOARD BOXING

2'-6"

Proposed View

Stage 1

Stage 2

CONTEMPORARY RESIDENCE Bangalore

Sankar and Associates 2018 Ar. Sidharth Sankar INTERPLAY OF MATERIAL AND FORM Stage 5

Stage 1 The plan was worked out as per client’s requirements. And the form was naturally moving towards a cuboid pulled upwards.

Stage 2 The cuboid underwent a process of functionally feasible additions and subtractions.

Stage 4

Stage 3 The concept was gradually transformed into actual elements of spaces like balconies, fin walls, pergolas, projections, grooves and useful ducts. The balance was very evident and shown to the client.

Stage 4 The form was received with criticism and Vastupurush devoured the design by removing the subtractive elements. A column appeared as an uninvited guest which was considered one among the play.

Stage 5 Even this was tackled without losing the essence of the design by using semi open fins to complete the cuboid.

Stage 3

SRM COLLEGE FOR AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES Chennai, Tamilnadu

Sankar & Associates 2018 Ar. Sidharth Sankar INSTITUTIONAL The concept was framed keeping in mind the methodology of the great modernist architect of India Ar. Archyut Kanvinde.

The entire campus (15.4 acres) consists of three designated blocks : •Admin Block (G+1) 44,348 sq.ft.

•Academic blocks 1&2 (G+3) (80,816 sq.ft.)

•Lab Block (G+3) (56,832 sq.ft.)

•Farmers training center (G+1) (19,224sq.ft.)

•Hostel blocks and canteen The concept is worked out on the old classic “ Sequential Ufolding of spaces ”. All the blocks were designed keeping in mind a unified concept which could tie them together.

I modelled the entire campus which was later sent for postprocessing. Several details like projections and recessions were envisioned in a step by step process.

ADMIN BLOCK Semicircular Iconic facade frames the character of the institute. Houses a spacious amphitheatre which acts as a buffer towards the academic block.

ACADEMIC BLOCK Houses classrooms and labs (G+3) Connected on all levels by bridges. The external facade is treated to give a nice concept while shading function is satisfied.

HOSTEL BLOCK Very contemporary according to the client’s needs. The external facade is worked out to give a simple yet modest concept to drive away the mundane vibe.

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ELEVATION A 31

460

760

600

SD1 150

785

600mm X 600mm frameless mirror 24 with light @ 300mm from counter Granite countertop with 25mm nosing @750mm from FFL

TFG2 1000 eq

eq GB4

GB1

eq

1-

Wash basin (as per selection) @750mm from FFL Grab bar @ 1050mm PERSPECTIVE ht. from FFL 100 mm thk. ledge wall upto 1350mm ht from FFL FRONT BOARD Grab bar 40mmØ @ 900mm from FFL 171 Wall mounted EWC @430mm ht.

835

ELEVATION TD1a/V from FFL

Health faucet @450mm ht. from38FFL

B

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7

9

50mm granite separator

230

TFG1

2000

43

25

85

600 X 600mm size Metal grid false ceiling 18 @2550mm ht. from FFL

Drn.by

Description

Fixed glazing

REVISION COLUMN

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ELEVATION A

ELEVATION A

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4 4

9

430

750

1350

300

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100 mm thk ledge wall upto 1350mm ht from FFL 600mm X 600mm frameless mirror @ 300mm ht. from counter Grab bar 40mmØ @ 1050mm from FFL 5 Grab bar 40mmØ @ 1050mm from FFL Wash basin (as per selection) @750mm from FFL Granite countertop with 525mm nosing @750mmfrom FFL Wall mounted EWC DETAIL -A @430mm ht. from FFL

3

Mirror light

Service door

5

Date

2450 [10'-10"]

6

CENT

Lintel

3300

5

Open shelf Grab bar 40mmØ DETAIL @ 900mm from-FFL D

Type-A Suite Room Toilet 2000 X 2750 mm

FFL

104

7

13

GB3

20

6

600

eq

1620

30

END CURVE DESIGN Shower arm @ 2000mm from FFL HAS TO BE ADJUSTED 380 100mm Ø Nihani trap with AS PER CONDITIONS ONSITE Stainless steel grating below 7

Shower

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38

1130

eq

450

GB2

15

100mm Ø Nihani trap with Stainless steel grating below 1 2 Shower Curtain 53 Hot & Cold wall mixer 760 mm from 0 2 f.f.l. according 9to horizontal42 tile joints5 15

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PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT :

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AR. EUGINE PANDALA

REGISTERED ARCHITECT CA 80

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DRAWN BY : JULIAN DIVAKAR

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This drawing is the property of Design Reseearch Centre, and copy right proteected. No part the drawing, concepts/ ideas o technology shown in this drawi can be used in whatsoever man without the written permission the owner. Any attempt to viola this copyright is liable for prosecution.

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MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS 7

9

7

9

PERSPECTIVE

Shower arm @ 2000mm ht. from FFL

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9

Ganga Hospital Toilet details Gable - Residence @ Kollam

Lintel

9

TRAL DESIGN

430

90

411

PROPOSED HOSPITAL BUILDING FOR 23 600 X 600mm size M/S GANGA HOSPITAL Metal grid false ceiling

17 30

760

11

Granite shelf Granite countertop with 25mm nosing @750mmfrom FFL Wash basin (as per selection) @750mm from FFL

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17

NOTES:

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN CM.

102100 12

Grab bar 40mmØ @ 1050mm from FFL

DATE: 10-06-2016

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Sheet No. :

SCALE: NTS

600mm X 600mm frameless mirror @300mm ht. from counter

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27

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675

Layout No. :

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30

ELEVATION B

Layout ID :

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20 4

30

29

ELEVATION A -B DETAIL

File :

Layout name : WORKING DRAW ganga toile

52 8

Door

Title : GABLE

Shower Curtain Architects & Planners

[8'-0"]

9

COIMBATORE @2550mm ht. from FFL

Mirror light

161

Building Type H Description : D INNER BOARD 3 WALL E

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NO.8,34th street 17

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DATE OF ISSUE: This drawing is issued only for th purpose for which it is transferre Only drawings 1issued specifically FRONT BOARD for construction can be used for construction. Any discrepancy in the drawing may be brought to t notice of the architect.

The grap MIDDLE BOARD 2 representations shown in this drawing are not to be scales.

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SANKAR & ASSOCIATES SANKAR & ASSOCIATES

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SCALE: NTS

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900

37

760 28

65

1050 Project:

DRAWN BY : JULIAN DIVAKAR

This drawing is the property of DATE: 10-06-2016 Design Reseearch Centre, and is NOTES: copy right proteected.

No part o ALL DIMENSIONS the drawing, concepts/ ideas or ARE IN CM. technology shown in this drawin can be used in whatsoever mann without the written permission o the owner. Any attempt to violat this copyright is liable for 43 prosecution.

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Subset ID :

AR. EUGINE PANDALA Layout No. :

REGISTERED ARCHITECT CA 80/5 Sheet No. :

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CENTRAL DESIGN 411

PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT :

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100 mm thk90ledge wall upto 73 90 1350mm73ht from FFL

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750

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65 7 Hot 10 & Cold wall mixer tap 760 mm ht. from f.f.l.

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Layout name : WORKING DRA Layout ID :

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PERSPECTIVE 65VIEWS 65 26

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MR. MANOJ KOTTARA Subset Name :

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104

80

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3300

20

74

41

30

Title : GABLE

CLIENT :

Hot & Cold wall mixer 1000 mm from f.f.l. according to horizontal 1 41 tile joints 26 80 Grab bar 40mmØ @ 9 42 900mm from FFL

[8'-0"]

1

26

38

9

7

25

42

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MATHILIL P.O.,KOLLAM-691601

PROJECT : RESIDENCE

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38

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2450 [10'-10"]

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D.R.C.

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753

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DATE OF ISSUE: This drawing is issued only for purpose for which it is transfer Only drawings issued specifical for construction can be used fo construction. Any discrepancy the drawing may 171 be brought to notice of the architect. The gra representations shown in this drawing not to beCENTRE scales.

DESIGNare RESEARCH

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71

5

ELEVATION B

detail

450

ELEVATION C

1'-0"

+-0'-0" lvl Paint finish

Gutter F.F.L SECTION - AA

25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe

25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe

25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe ACP panel wooden finish

7"

71" 2

Plate with Anchor bolt

9"

RW Gutter

Trellis Light fixtures inside

25 x 25 mm Sq. pipe

60 Sq

SECTION AA (enlarged)

25 x 25 mm Box section with 25 x 5 mm supports

eq

2"

EQ

2"

Trellis

Transparent acrylic sheet

60 x 120 mm Sq. pipe

25 x 5 mm Flat support Trellis Light fixtures inside

Transparent acrylic sheet

25 x 25 mm Sq. pipe

60 x 120 mm Sq. pipe

Light fixtures inside

ACP panelling ( Wooden finish)

2'-0"

2"

7"

7'-4"

1 72"

2'-0"

2'-0" 6'-6"

2'-0"

2"

8'-6"

ACP panel wooden finish

REFLECTE PLAN

RW Gutter

A -606

25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe

9" PLAN

F.F.L

2'-0"

EQ 2"

10'-9"

Plate with PLAN Anchor bolt 25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe

2'-0"

60 x 120 mm Sq. pipe

2"

Mild slope for Rainwater

eq

60 x 120 mm Sq. pipe

2"

RW Gutter

14'-0"

2"

9"

9"

EQ

25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe

ACP panel wooden finish

EQ

25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe

6"

25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe

7"

1 7 " 2

Plate with Anchor bolt

10'-0"

6'-6"

6"

8'-6"

RW gutter

25 x 25 mm sq. Pipe ACP panelling with 25 x 5 mm (Wooden finish) supports Rainwater gutter 60 x 120 mm Sq. pipe

EQ

Mild slope for Rainwater

SECTION - AA

PROPOSED

25 x 25 mm 60 x Sq. pipe Transparent Sq. acrylic sheet MULTISTORY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

1'-0"

25 x 25 mm Sq. pipe +-0'-0" lvl Paint finish

Transparent acrylic sheet

60 x 120 mm Sq. pipe

RW Gutter F.F.L SECTION - AA

MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS

Plate with Anchor bolt

Entrance canopy for Sreevatsa 25 x 25 mm 25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe Sq. Pipe LiAnCa @ Racecourse

25 x 5 mm Flat support

The canopy consists of a rainwater gutter above and ACP panelling all around. The bottom is layered with a trellis pattern x 25 mm whichTransparent is lit from inside. 25 Sq. pipe Trellis

9"

Light fixtures inside

RW Gutter

Light fixtures inside

25 x 25 mm Box section with 25 x 5 mm supports

EQ

2"

EQ 2"

2'-0"

2" EQ EQ

PLAN

2"

2'-0"

2'-0" 6'-6"

2'-0"

2"

2'-0"

2"

7'-4"

8'-6" PLAN REV.DATE :27.02.'19

Architects & Planners

60 x 120 mm Sq. pipe

2"

2"

ED CEILING

FOR

Mild slope for Rainwater

2"

eq

x 120 mm pipe

EQ

9"

60 x 120 mm Sq. pipe

EQ 2'-0"

Rainwater gutter

2"

14'-0"

EQ 2"

Trsansparent acrylic panel with trellis design underneath

2"

2'-0" 6'-6"

ACP panelling (Wooden finish)

EQ

2"

Rainwater Mild slope for gutter Rainwater

EQ

10'-0" 2'-0"

2"

EQ

ACP panelling (Wooden finish)

RW gutter

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SECTION AA (enlarged)

25 x 25 mm Box section with 25 x 5 mm supports

2"

eq

Trellis

acrylic sheet

14'-0"

0 x 120 mm q. pipe

ACP panel wooden finish

60 x 120 mm Sq. pipe

7"

71" 2

6"

25 x 25 mm Sq. Pipe

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BOXES OUT OF THE BOX Installation - visual arts studio

CLIMATE RESPONSIVE Chokkmana is a testimony to nature and its consort with human beings, an example of how both these factors can be intertwined melodiously without overshadowing each other. This climatically responsive design using cost efficient building materials in its truest natural form is the epitome of contemporary Organic architecture.

OUT OF THE BOX The building breaks off from the conventional with an amalgamation of various features- unplastered surfaces, several levhhels, redefined windows, flowing spaces, materials used etc.

Using natural things that are already present in the surroundings as an ingredient is what has been termed, by Christopher Alexander, the ‘Timeless way of building’.

SPACEROOMS

NARI GANDHI TROPHY analysis Architecture, like poetry is a sacred art form, both having the ability to awaken in people, complex emotions. “Chokka Mana” is the product of an artist’s vision and his determination to exact the end result through an impressive creative process. The organization of spaces along with the structure’s constant dialogue with the natural environment, its intimacy with sunlight, wind and various other natural elements is realized in spectacular form.

Chokkamane

Technical Innovation Contest

Project guide: Mark Barthelemy, Board of Director, National Space Society

Problem: Innovations for Swach Bharat Campaign

A combined venture with IIST, Trivandrum on Space Dwellings. Currently involved in Data Collection Research. Currently, we are group of 9 students working on this concept.

My role is to gather concepts for space dwellings which should correspond to the bizzare living conditions of space.

Solution: ScapeiOT Proposed merger between Efficient Indigenous Landscaping and Internet of Things (IOT) Won 3rd place.

Antebiotic Ideas Inc.

juliandivakar@gmail.com