Kartik Sharma Architecture Portfolio 2024

KARTIK SHARMA ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS

2016-2024

2016

Urbana, IL

kartik5@illinois.edu https://www.linkedin.com/in/kartikxsharma/ +1-447-902-0568

graduating class with distinction & with distinction graduating first architecture school first class starting M.Arch for journey in in thethe USAUSA & gettingthe accepted M.Arch

Interested in smart sustainable futures, experience design & Interested in sustainable futures, real estate. smart technologies, experience design, research & real estate.

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off the architecture architecturalschool journey just akicking kid starting at pursuing the top B. Arch at the university top school in in the the country country

KARTIK SHARMA

"sustainable permanence over ephemeral identities."

looking for an internship opportunity to looking forward to learn, collaborate 2024 learn and grow with you 2023 and exchange ideas

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Curriculum Vitae - Kartik Sharma 2022

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Spectacular Innovation Awards | Chicago 2022 Curriculum Vitae - Kartik Sharma 2024 2022 Kartik Sharma Curriculum Vitae - Kartik Sharma 2022

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THE CRATEMART:&SUPERMARKET QILA: INTERPRETIVE VISITOR HUB [FUN]DAMENTAL [LAB]YRINTHS 1210QILA: INTERPRETIVE &[LAB]YRINTHS VISITOR 0401[FUN]DAMENTAL T A B L E O F C O N T E N T SHUB 040115 11 09 03 09 03 B. ARCH SPRING 2022 International Competition 2021 M. Thesis, ARCH, FALL 2022 B. ARCH SPRING 2022 School ofThesis, Planning &Urbana Architecture, New Delhi, organized byIllinois, uni.xyz University of USA India M. ARCH, FALL 2022 Champaign, School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, Spectacular Innovation Awards | Chicago USA 2022 Curriculum Vitae Sharma 2022 CurriculumInnovation Vitae -- Kartik Kartik Sharma 20222022 Spectacular Awards | Chicago

THE [FUN]DAMENTAL INBETWEEN ILLINI ROWING &SPACES COMMUNITY BOATHOUSE THE CRATEMART: SUPERMARKET [FUN]DAMENTAL [LAB]YRINTHS QILA: INTERPRETIVE &[LAB]YRINTHS VISITOR HUB 12160110THE CRATEMART:&SUPERMARKET 04QILA: INTERPRETIVE VISITOR HUB TABLE OF CONTENTS 100413 21 03 11 09 11 09 B. SPRING 2018 M.ARCH, ARCH Integrated FALL 2023 M. FALL 2022 M. ARCH, ARCH, FALLDesign, 2022 International Competition 2021 New Delhi, India B. ARCH SPRING 2022 School ofThesis, Planning &Urbana Architecture, University of Illinois, Champaign, USA University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA India International Competition 2021 organized by uni.xyz School ofThesis, Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, B. ARCH SPRING 2022 organized byInnovation uni.xyz& Architecture, Spectacular Awards 2022 School of Planning New Delhi, India Spectacular Innovation Awards || Chicago Chicago 2022 Curriculum Vitae - Kartik Sharma 2022

DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE QILA: INTERPRETIVE & VISITOR [OUR]BAN TRAIL SPACES THE INBETWEEN [FUN]DAMENTAL QILA: INTERPRETIVE &[LAB]YRINTHS VISITOR HUB HUB THE CRATEMART: SUPERMARKET 14THE INBETWEEN SPACES 0422120110THE CRATEMART: SUPERMARKET 121015 09 27 13 03 11 13 11 B. ARCH ARCH, SPRING 2018 B. SPRING 2022 ARCH, SPRING 2018 M. ARCH, SPRING 2023 M. Thesis, ARCH, FALL 2022 B. ARCH Thesis, SPRING 2022 School of SPRING Planning & Architecture, Architecture, New Delhi, India International Competition 2021 B. ARCH, 2018 School of & New University of Illinois, Champaign, USA India School of Planning Planning &Urbana Architecture, New Delhi, Delhi, India organized by uni.xyz International Competition 2021 New Delhi, India School of Planning & Architecture, Spectacular organized byInnovation uni.xyz Awards | Chicago 2022

THE THE GREEN LINK: URBAN DESIGN DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE CRATEMART: QILA: INTERPRETIVE &SUPERMARKET VISITOR HUB THE CRATEMART: SUPERMARKET THE INBETWEEN SPACES 1610DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE 14280412THE INBETWEEN SPACES 141220 11 15 37 09 13 15 13 B. ARCH ARCH,Thesis, FALL 2020 B. ARCH, SPRING 2018 2022 B. SPRING International Competition 2021 B. ARCH, SPRING 2018 International Competition 2021 New School of Planning Planning & Architecture, Architecture, New Delhi, Delhi, India India B. ARCH, SPRING 2018 School of Planning & School of & organized by uni.xyz School of SPRING Planning & Architecture, Architecture, New New Delhi, Delhi, India India B. ARCH, 2018 organized by uni.xyz School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India

THE INBETWEEN PLYSCAPE: MIXED-USE HIGHRISE THE SPACES THE GREEN LINK: URBAN DESIGN THE INBETWEEN SPACES THE CRATEMART: SUPERMARKET DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE 2112THE GREEN LINK: URBAN DESIGN 16381014DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE 161424 13 20 41 11 15 20 15 B. ARCH, ARCH, SPRING SPRING 2019 B. 2018 B. ARCH, FALL 2020 B. ARCH, SPRING 2018 B. ARCH, SPRING 2018 International Competition 2021 School of Planning Planning & Architecture, Architecture, New Delhi, Delhi, India India School of && New B. ARCH, FALL 2020 School of Planning Architecture, New Delhi, India School of Planning New Delhi, India School of Planning & Architecture, Architecture, New Delhi, India B. ARCH, SPRING 2018 organized by uni.xyz& School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India

SOCIAL HOUSING DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE THECANAL+: PLYSCAPE: MIXED-USE HIGHRISE THE INBETWEEN SPACES DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE THE LINK: URBAN DESIGN 25THE GREEN PLYSCAPE: MIXED-USE HIGHRISE 1421124216THE GREEN LINK: URBAN DESIGN 211626 15 24 13 51 20 24 20 B. SPRING 2018 B. ARCH, ARCH, SPRING SPRING 2019 2021 International Competition B. 2018 B. ARCH, ARCH, FALL 2020 School of Planning & B. ARCH, SPRING organized by uni.xyz2019 School of Planning Planning & Architecture, Architecture, New New Delhi, Delhi, India India School of & School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India School of FALL Planning & Architecture, Architecture, New New Delhi, Delhi, India India B. ARCH, 2020 School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India

THE GREEN LINK: URBAN DESIGN MEMORY RE-COMPOSITIONS DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE THE CANAL+: GREEN LINK: URBAN DESIGN SOCIAL HOUSING PLYSCAPE: MIXED-USE HIGHRISE 27162514CANAL+: SOCIAL HOUSING 21THE PLYSCAPE: MIXED-USE HIGHRISE 52252128 20 26 15 24 53 26 24 FALL 2020 B. ARCH, 2018 A re-telling experiences B.photographic ARCH, SPRING FALL 2020 International Competition 2021 SPRING 2019 of School of & International 2021 New School of Planning Planning & Architecture, Architecture, New Delhi, Delhi, India India organized

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THE GREEN PLYSCAPE: MIXED-USE HIGHRISE THE LINK: URBAN DESIGN PLYSCAPE: MIXED-USE HIGHRISE MEMORY RE-COMPOSITIONS CANAL+: SOCIAL HOUSING 21INTERNSHIPS 1627MEMORY RE-COMPOSITIONS 25CANAL+: SOCIAL HOUSING 27542524 20 28 26 28 57 26 B. ARCH, SPRING 2019 B.photographic ARCH, FALL SPRING 2019 of experiences ARCH, 2020 AB. re-telling International Competition 2021 New Delhi, India School of Planning & Architecture, School of Planning Planning & Architecture, Architecture, New Delhi, Delhi, India India School of & New HKS, SUMMER 2023 A photographic re-telling of experiences organized by Competition uni.xyz International 2021 Chicago, Illinois, USA organized by uni.xyz Gensler, SPRING 2020 Bangalore, Karnataka, India

THECANAL+: PLYSCAPE: MIXED-USE HIGHRISE SOCIAL HOUSING CANAL+: SOCIAL HOUSING MEMORY RE-COMPOSITIONS 25212727- MEMORY RE-COMPOSITIONS 26 24 28 28 B. ARCH, SPRING 2019 2021 International Competition International Competition 2021 A photographic re-telling of experiences School of by Planning organized organized by uni.xyz uni.xyz& Architecture, New Delhi, India A photographic re-telling of experiences

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Curriculum Vitae: Kartik Sharma

KARTIK SHARMA (He/Him) Email: kartik5@illinois.edu, kartikxshharma@gmail.com EDUCATION 2022 - 2024 Current GPA (3.93/4.0)

University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA Master of Architecture School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi, India Bachelor of Architecture (First Class with Distinction)

2016 - 2022 DGPA (8.17/10.00)

Birla Vidya Niketan, New Delhi, India Higher Secondary Examination (Class 12th), Central Board of Secondary Education

2016 Aggregate 95.4%

Birla Vidya Niketan, New Delhi, India Secondary School Examination (Class 10th), Central Board of Secondary Education

2014 CGPA (9.8/10)

WORK EXPERIENCE/ INTERNSHIPS University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA Teaching Assistant • • •

Champaign, USA August 2023 – May 2024

ARCH 171 1 - Concepts and Theories of Architectural Design ; with Professors John Clark & Gideon Schwartzman for Fall 2023.

ARCH 433 - Design of Steel and Reinforced Concrete Structures: with Professor Dana Taylor for Fall 2023.

ARCH 274 - Architectural Representation ; with Professors John Clark & Gideon Schwartzman for Spring 2024.

HKS Chicago, USA Architectural Intern May 2023 – August 2023 • Assisted the commercial/ mixed-use practice team with projects ranging in scale and phases ranging from Schematic Design to Design Development.

• Contributed to the design of a commercial/ community wing of a church in Illinois whilst executing traditional details and styles of architecture.

• Designed and assisted in the planning of a car showroom project in Chicago, approved for construction.

• Led the effort of proposing a master plan for an up-and-coming neighborhood in Chicago, working hand in hand with the developer's team.

Studio IF & Design X Design New Delhi, India Designer/ Assistant Editor August 2021 – July 2022 • Contributed towards the design, editing, management & final execution of the book – “DXDat10 (DXD@10)”, Design X DesignBook (ISBN: 97893-5578-903-7) commemorating a decade of annual multi-disciplinary design talks & exhibitions held in NewDelhi, India between 2010-2020.

• Aided in the conceptualization, execution, & management of the “DXD-Sanskriti Fellowship 2021-22” which is a year-long fellowship in the form of a financial grant to promote excellence & encourage young promising designers to explore the design phenomenon from the broadest perspectives.

Gensler Bengaluru, India Architectural Intern January 2020 – May 2020 • Facilitated the design, documentation, & execution of the project – An Office Park for a Confidential Tech. Client in Hyderabad, Telangana, India by actively participating in the design process, drafting, & delivering presentations, revising construction documents, negotiating with vendors, & collaborating with the site teams, various consultants, & the local architect’s office via BIM and otherwise.

• Proactively collaborated in formulating the internal research proposal titled, “Visualizing Carbon: A Design Approach to Embodied Carbon” led by Ar. Erik Barth, Boston Office for the Gensler Research Grant.

• Attended the USGBC Green Build India Conference 2020 held in Bangalore as a representative of Gensler India & illustrated the learnings by developing, leading, & delivering an internal presentation to the entire Bangalore office.

RLDA Design Studio New Delhi, India Summer Intern June 2018 – July 2018 • Assisted in handling, & authoring Urban Level Drawings for New Delhi, India for an ongoing urban scale research undertakingwithin the studio.

• Helped in conceiving the final visualization of the office’s entry for an International Competition for Affordable Housing in Cambodia.

Frischmann Prabhu India Pvt. Ltd. Gurugram, India Summer Intern June 2017 – July 2017 • Assisted in the later stages of the design of the Metro Station Project in Mumbai, India.

• Successfully produced various iterations of the entrance design for the Metro Station Project & delivered a presentation of thesame to the entire office.

TRAINING & CERTIFICATIONS

• Received the International Diploma for Wood from Finland Program about timber & engineered timber production/ products/ technologies by • • • • XPAGE 04

LAB University of Applied Sciences, Finland (2022) Awarded certificated for successful completion of the course – Architectural Imagination hosted by HarvardX (2020) Participated in the USGBC Greenbuild India Conference at Bangalore on behalf of Gensler (2020) Part of International Summer School – Sustainable Civil Engineering & Low Carbon Architecture at Cardiff University (2019) o A2Research Categories x Alliance SportsFrançaise, CategoriesNew Delhi (2015) General Categories Received the• Diplôme d’Etudes en Langue Française (DELF) from 3the Ministère de l’Éducation Nationale, KARTIK SHARMA CURRICULUM VITAE CURRICULUM VITAE 2024 2016-2024

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SKILLS/ INTERESTS

Curriculum Vitae: Kartik Sharma

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Skills: Conceptualization, Presentation, Critical Thinking, Innovation Strategy, Social Media Strategy, Sketching, Model Making, & Communication.

Software Skills: AutoCAD, Revit, BIM, Rhino, Grasshopper, Sketchup, Lumion, Enscape, Adobe Suite, Microsoft Office Suite.

SKILLS/ INTERESTS Language Skills: English (Fluent), Hindi (Native), Haryanvi (Native), French (Basic).

Hobbies & Interests: Football, Cricket, Swimming, Travelling, Photography, Technology and Sustainability.

Architectural Skills: Sketching, Model Making, Laser Cutting, Conceptualization, Presentation & Communication.

Software Skills: AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, Grasshopper, Sketchup, Lumion, Enscape, Adobe Suite, Microsoft Office Suite.

ACHIEVEMENTS Language Skills: English (Fluent), Hindi (Native), Haryanvi (Native), French (Basic).

Received the Chicago Committee on High Rise Building’s Scholarship Award (2023) Hobbies & Football, Cricket, Swimming, Travelling, Photography, Technology and Sustainability.

Nominated forInterests: the AIA Chicago Award in Architecture - Student Category (2023)

• Awarded the prestigious Gordon Scholz ’71 Excellence in Architecture Scholarship at the Annual Architecture Awards hosted by the University ACHIEVEMENTS of Illinois Urbana Champaign (2023) • Received the Life Studio Graduate Award Honorable Mention at the Annual Architecture Awards hosted by the University of Illinois, Urbana • Won the Third Champaign (2023)Position Award in the Spectacular Innovation Awards, Chicago (2022) • Received the Position in the International Competition, Retail of Tomorrow, hosted by UNI (2021) Won the ThirdFirst Position AwardAward in the Spectacular InnovationArchitecture Awards, Chicago (2022) • Received Shortlisted the People’s Choice Award in the International Architectural Competition, Timberate the and Firstawarded Position Award in the International Architecture Competition, Retail of Tomorrow, hosted by UNI (2021) – Rethinking Housingamong in Timber, hostedTop by 50 UNI (2021) • Selected the National entries for the COVID Ward Design, Kaarwan National Design Competition (2020) • Received Selected the among the TopProject 50 entries for the COVID Ward Design, Kaarwan National award forNational Best Group from International Summer School, Cardiff University (2019)Design Competition (2020) Receivedthe theAll-India award for Best Project from International School, • Achieved Rank of Group 611 in the Joint Entrance ExaminationSummer for B. Arch.

(JEE)Cardiff (2016) University (2019) •• Achieved Achievedthe theAll-India All-India Rank of in 611 the Joint Entrance Examination for B. Arch.

Rank of 312 theinUndergraduate Common Entrance Examination for (JEE) Design(2016) (UCEED)(2016) Achieved theTop All-India Rank of 312 score) in the on Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination Design (UCEED)(2016) •• Scored in the Percentile (149/200 the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA)for (2016) • Scored in the Top Percentile (149/200 score) on the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) (2016) SELECTED RESEARCH/ PUBLICATIONS

SELECTED RESEARCH/ PUBLICATIONS

QiLA: Mehrauli Interpretive and Visitor Hub at Lado Sarai, New Delhi Spring Semester 2022 Undergraduate Architectural Thesis QiLA: Mehrauli Interpretive and Visitor Hub at Lado Sarai, New Delhi Spring Semester 2022 o Description:Architectural Exploring theThesis concepts of heritage, identity, community building, and urban renewal with the intent of tourism, the thesis proposal focused Undergraduate creating anExploring empowered, microcosm mass timberbuilding, which addresses therenewal alienation of the the intent historicofand local community o on Description: the sustainable concepts ofurban heritage, identity,in community and urban with tourism, the thesis around the world heritage site of Qutab Minar in New Delhi, India. proposal focused on creating an empowered, sustainable urban microcosm in mass timber which addresses the alienation of the o Publication: The Thesis was selected, published, and stored in the prestigious Library of the Architectural Department at the School of Planning and historic and New local Delhi community Architecture, (2022). around the world heritage site of Qutab Minar in New Delhi, India.

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Planning Architecture, New Delhi (2022).

Smart Homes:and Social & Spatial Relationships Fall Semester 2020 Undergraduate Architectural Dissertation Smart Homes:The Social & Spatial Relationships oDescription: dissertation explored the evolution of social and spatial relationships within one’s home and family in theFall Semester 2020 Undergraduate Architectural Dissertation age of increasing ubiquity of Smart Technologies and Artificial Intelligence. oDescription: TheDissertation dissertation evolution social andprestigious spatial relationships within ones’ homes and families in theof oPublication: The wasexplored selected, the published, and of stored in the Library of the Architectural Department at the School Planning and Architecture, Delhi (2021). age of increasing ubiquityNew of Smart Technologies and Artificial Intelligence. oPublication: The Dissertation was selected, published, and stored in the prestigious Library of the Architectural Department at

Prospects in the GovernmentNew Sector: Government Fall Semester 2020 Schoolfor ofArchitects Planning and Architecture, Delhi (2021). Sector as a Platform for Growth Professional Practice Research Paper o Description: The paper wasinundertaken in a groupSector: of four, which explored Sector the comparatively unknown prospects for architects the Government Prospects for Architects the Government Government as a Platform for Growth Fallin Semester 2020 Sector in India, through detailed research, analysis, and several interviews of current government-employed architects while also evaluating the Professional Practice Research Paper potential benefits of working in a government role rather than a private one. oo Publication: Description:This Thepaper paperhas was an selected undertaking in abe group of four, which explored the comparatively prospects architects in been and will published in the well-renowned International Journalunknown of Students Research for in Technology Government detailed research, analysis, and several interviews of current government- employed & the Management (2021)Sector Vol 9(4)inpp.India, 27-39.through DOI: 10.18510/ijsrtm.2021.943

architects while also evaluating the potential benefits of working in a government role rather than a private one.

Publication: paper Sieve: has been selected will be published in the well-renowned International Journal of Students Life ThroughThis the Smart Analyzing theand NDMC Smart City Initiative FallResearchin Semester 2019 TechnologySeminar & Management Architectural & Research (2021) Vol 9(4) pp. 27-39. DOI: 10.18510/ijsrtm.2021.943 o Description: The seminar and research paper aimed to scrutinize democracy within a smart city setting, in the case of the New Delhi Municipal ThisSmart undertaking in Analyzing the group ofthe six,NDMC drew from literature Big Data, Data Security, and Urban Planning while studying and LifeCorporation.

Through the Sieve: Smart CityinInitiative Fall also Semester 2019 analyzing relevant government schemes, policies, and laws.

Architectural Seminar & Research o Presentation: The seminar paper was presented to an open audience including a jury that consisted of Prof. Dr. Leon Morenas, Prof. Shikha o Indurkhya, Description: seminar and aimed toTyagi. scrutinize democracy within a smart city setting, in the case of New Delhi andThe the respected guestresearch of honor,paper Ar. Meenakshi Municipal Corporation. This undertaking in the group of six, drew from literature in Big Data, Data Security, and Urban Plann ing while also studying and analyzing relevant government schemes, policies, and laws.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR o Presentation: The seminar paper was presented to an open audience ACTIVITIES including a jury that consisted of Prof. Dr. Leon Morenas, Prof. Shikha Indurkhya and the respected guest of honor, Ar. Meenakshi Tyagi.

• Elected and served as the Treasurer for the Gargoyle Architecture Honor Society at the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign (2023-24) • Evaluated designs & presentations as the Judge for the Inter School Competition, Muscle with Brains – Dream Home Design,held at Birla EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Vidya Niketan, New Delhi (2020)

• Collaborated as the co-editor on the internal publication – “Spathe: Culmination of Students’ works undertaken in VIth Semester”, School of Planning & • Architecture, Evaluated designs & presentations as the Judge for the Inter School Competition, Muscle with Brains – Dream Home Design, New Delhi (2019) held at Birla Vidya Niketan, NewofDelhi (2020) x Captained the Football team, School Planning & Architecture, New Delhi (2018 – 2022) •• Collaborated as the co-editor on the internal publication – Program, “Spathe: Culmination students’ works undertaken in VIth Semester”, Volunteered for social work in the Creative Learning & Practice CASP, NewofDelhi (2018) School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi (2019) x Captained the Football team, School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi (2018 – 2022) • Volunteered for social work in the Creative Learning & Practice Program, CASP, New Delhi (2018)

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SPECTACULAR INNOVATION AWARDS 2022

Digital Digital Futures Futures M.Arch, M. ARCH, 2022-23 2022-23

KARTIK PROJECT SHARMA ACADEMIA, PORTFOLIO SPRING 20222019

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An Extension to the existing Chicago Cultural Center, coming soon!

The [FUN]damental [LAB]yrinth or the [FUN LAB] aims to be the typological solution to the frustration that has been building up within all of us due to stress, monotony, and the resultant health issues – both mental and physical as a result of a hectic, boring, and lonely urban lifestyle in an increasingly impersonal physical environment. We can blame this frustration on several aspects of our lives, specifically the Liminality of the Urban Landscapes we now unfortunately inhabit.

LAR INNOVATION AWARDS 2022 An Extension to the existing Chicago Cultural Center, coming soon!

The [FUN]damental [LAB]yrinth or the [FUN LAB] aims to be the typological solution to the frustration that has been building up within all of us due to stress, monotony, and the resultant health issues – both mental and physical as a result of a hectic, boring, and lonely urban lifestyle in an increasingly impersonal physical environment. We can blame this frustration on several aspects of our lives, specifically the Liminality of the Urban Landscapes we now unfortunately inhabit.

ENJOY amusement park, water park, shopping center, art spillouts & performances

We need an outlet, a physical conduit for our emotions. Art is a decent idea of expression, but it can be restrictive to some. A concert maybe then? Spending We need an outlet, a physical conduit for our emotions. Art is a decent idea of quality time with friends family in the city? where? amusement expression, but and it can be restrictive to some.– Abut concert maybeAn then?

Spending parklike break to quality get thetime blood the – but how? A place with pumping, friends and within family in thecity city? itself?

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WHERE? That is have their own definition of fun? – definitely but WHERE? That is what the [FUN where LAB] everyone aims tocan achieve by addressing ‘subjective fun’. what the [FUN LAB] aims to achieve by addressing ‘subjective fun’.

LEARN & WORK It will deal with thedeal increasing liminality of urban landscapes curate It will with the increasing liminality of urban landscapesand and curate private & coworking interpersonal offices interpersonal relationships just amongst us, but also amongst us us and relationships not just not amongst us, but also amongst andthe thespaces spaces EXPLORE exhibitions & engagement in the physical, digital & augmented realm

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There needs to be a work life equilibrium and the [FUN LAB] is cognizant of that.

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The [FUN LAB] is proposed as an extension to the museum and arts component of the Chicago Cultural Center, establishing an epicenter for urban recreation, at the Millennium Park in Chicago!

The [FUN]damental [LAB]yrinth proposes a total integration of people and spaces via technology. Drones, Big Data, & Augmented Reality, will effectively be used to address the daily needs, immediate demands, and fulfill entertainment-based aspirations of the people through a personalized delivery system by tapping into the ubiquity of their smart devices.

The Static Observatory in the sky is boring. Here, the [FUN LAB] breaks that rut by designing the Ferris Terrace. The thesis is simple decentralize the static observatory.

This ubiquity of the smart device in today’s age drives the inception of the smart phone application for the [FUN LAB], where ‘subjective fun’ strives to meet sustainable permanence, hence, transforming these devices into gateways to the Digital Dimension that enables the user to not only have fun but also access and interact the performance metrics of the buildings such as the electricity generated by the piezo electric flooring system. As technology evolves, this app will adapt to the new ubiquity!

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The [FUN LAB] is proposed as an extension to the museum and arts component of the Chicago Cultural Center, establishing an epicenter for urban recreation, at the Millennium Park in Chicago!

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The Static Observatory in the sky is boring. Here, the [FUN LAB] breaks that rut by designing the Ferris Terrace. The thesis is simple decentralize the static observatory.

This ubiquity of the smart device in today’s age drives the inception of the smart phone application for the [FUN LAB], where ‘subjective fun’ strives to meet sustainable permanence, hence, transforming these devices into gateways to the Digital Dimension that enables the user to not only have fun but also access and interact the performance metrics of the buildings such as the electricity generated by the piezo electric flooring system. As technology evolves, this app will adapt to the new ubiquity!

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Chicago is embracing the Smart City Movement and while Big Data can be frightening, decentralization and ownership of data using blockchain drives the innovation at [FUN LAB].

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The Digital Dimension is possible with the advent of Artificial Intelligence, LiDAR and Big Data!

The Piezo Electric Technology utilized will generate upto a 60 watts per 1000 steps taken.

This apparatus will be placed in areas of high footfall.

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Access the Digital Dimension either through the ubiquitous smart phone or plug your phone into a mixed reality device for an extremely immersive and personalized experience!

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2. Community – Activities and spaces for ‘subjective fun’ hence for all ages, genders, races, backgrounds.

3. Ecosystems – Breakout gardens, natural native vegetation adding to the urban greens.

4. Economy – Commercial retail, office, data ventures, drone services beyond the building.

5. Well-being – Promoting a healthy, active lifestyle, maximizing biophilic connection; with an aim to reduce the urban stress on life.

6. Change – Promoting community resilience through flexible and inclusive public spaces, using technology to unite individuals in all dimensions, breaking away from the liminality of the urban landscape.

7. Discovery – Finding new urban connections via this fresh mixed-use recreational typology, utilizing not just the physical but also the virtual and the augmented realities to discover new aspects of fun within life.

8. Energy – Harvesting the Solar energy through the Solar Dome (up to 150 watts per sq. m. for 24 arcs with area of~128.50 sq. m./ arc, thus generating max output of ~5,550 KWh/ day) and the Piezo Electric apparatus in the floor (up to 60 watts per 1000 steps/ person).

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TOTAL BUILT AREA 26,700 sq. ft.

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Central Promenade the main porch in the visage of a rowboat to marks the inception of the experience

The Project strives to establish one’s connection to and experience with/ around water. To achieve this, various architectures and structures from around the world were studied as cases and a tactile expression was derived and applied.

The design is manifested through extending the experience to the water via the axis, the boardwalk reminiscent wooden cladding, the row- boat inspired roof forms and railing.

The extended focus of the program to establish the site as a “destination” curates the formation of public courts, gardens, cafe spill-outs and seasonal swimming/ ice skating arena.

The project further emphasizes the connection to water (Clinton Lake) by formulating a central axis, the Central Promenade. The Promenade establishes a visual and physical connection from the very beginning and has several important moments sprouting off of it.

There is a secondary axis, the Indoor Street, that is established perpendicular to the Central Promenade that helps organize the interior functions whilst extending the public realm indoors.

Illini Rowing Center

Community Boathouse Center

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“The design strives to establish an experiential connection to water through a tactile, and form driven expression, inspired by idea of docks, boardwalks and boats.”

Stepping down the Forms for South Sun and Visual Connection

ILLINI ROWING M.ARCH, FALL 2023

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The Rowing Cafe as an intent serves the tired and hungry athletes after practice while simultaneously being open to the public.

On the other end of the street (East), is the Hall of Fame and Boat Display for the team that helps the celebration of the team while building a connection with the public.

The Rock Climbing Wall helps the Athletes train their upper bodies for competition and can also be used by the Public at other times of the day, just like the Indoor Rowing Tank.

The Second Level hosts a Bridge Connection across to the Community Boathouse from the Team Facility.

The Indoor Street Atria in the Team Facilities (West) can be used by the students to hangout, take on-line classes between practices and relax while the public can do the same as well.

The Team Facility houses the Fitness Center at this level.

The Community Boathouse hosts an Event Space/ Extended Seating for the Cafe.

Indoor Street the atrium on the team facility is planned keeping public activity and social habits in mind

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SITE DEVELOPMENT - SHORE The Shore of Clinton Lake is designed to maximise ease of access to water. The Illini Cheer Deck and the Boat Launch Deck are organized parallel to the shore to ensure easy boat access and best race views.

The Swimming Area is introduced to make a destination for the community while also allowing for varied cardio for the athletes. In Winters, the shallow depth allows water to freeze and makes a destination for Ice Skating.

The Illini Beacon serves as a Viewing Deck for the public, and a timing tower for the races.

SITE DEVELOPMENT - CENTRAL PROMENADE The Central Promenade acts as the spine that connects the public to the water and disperses the visitors to the various functions and activities on site.

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16. Community Hall 6. Retail Forecourt 21. Play Park 9.Lobby Function Court 24. Community Back Yard 17. Residence 7. Drop-off 22. Garden Indoor Sports Center 25. Zen 18. Eatery 10. Learners’ Court 8. Community 23. Co-living units 11. Services EntryCourt 19. Club House 9. FunctionLounge Court 24. Community Back Yard 20. Day Care12. Co-working 25. Zen Garden 10. Learners’ 21. Play Park 13. Health Centre Court 22. Indoor Sports Center 11.

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The First Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood offers Community living with Common Resident Kitchens, The FirstCenter, Live-Work-Play Neighbourhood offers Community Banquet Halls, Local Eateries, Daycare and Clubhouse Access.

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Identifying the various Heritage and Urban Axes drives the larger design idea to establish a connect to the Heritage Precinct and the urban context.

realm is lifted from the Edge of Sri Aurobindo Marg and aligned with the Avenue to create a safe urban movement.

The formulation of the central Qutb Avenue establishes a constant visual connection to the Qutb Minar, reinforcing the identity of the development in its context. The pedestrian

Functions designed around the avenue to maximize ease and public access. Public nodes are identified from the overlapping axes and developed further.

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LEGEND 1. Pedestrian Entrance from the city 2. Main Drop-off 3. Main Entrance Court 4. Surface Parking 5. Office Drop-off 6.The Qutb Avenue 7. Seating 8. Kiosks, “Thellas” 9. Outdoor Exhibits 10. Cultural Court 11. Pedestrian Underpass 12. Relocated Street Vendors 13. Food Street & Temporary Festival Court 14. Temporary Market Court 15. Lado Sarai Avenue 16. Community Drop- off 17. Gardens 18. Function Grounds 19. Roundabout Site Entrance/ Exit Building Entrance Basement Entry/ Exit Fire Staircase

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CRITICS ASHWANI DATTA, SAPTARISHI SANYAL, SOUPARNA GHOSH & VIKAS GANDHI

COLLABORATORS KAJAL AGARWAL, NANCY GAHLAWAT & YASH KUMAVAT

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Located in Pragati Maidan, New in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi,Located this project aims to capture Delhi, this project aims to capture a 'comfortable disruption', as the a 'comfortable disruption', as the foreground to one of the exhibition foreground to one of the exhibition halls halls in thein context. the context.

The design scheme plans to create The design scheme plans to create and diverse experiences fresh fresh and diverse experiences by by varying the sense of scale via varying the sense of scale via playful elements and materiality playful elements and materiality for the user, attempting to create for the user, attempting to create an overall memorable experience. an overall memorable experience.

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The portal frames of variable The portal frames of variable heights frame specific zones by heights frame specific zones by controlling user comfort; enabling controlling user comfort; enabling spaces for intimate conversations spaces intimate conversations and/ orfor large public gatherings and/ or large public gatherings simultaneously within the design. simultaneously within the design.

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The The stepped seating also acts a stepped seating alsoasacts as a solution for the seating shortage solution for the seating shortage in the cafe across the road.

in the cafe across the road.

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The exhibition halls are usually busy throughout the day and experience heavy footfall on a regular basis.

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