Keerthi A | Architecture Portfolio | NIT Trichy

KEERTHI

KEERTHI 4th year, NIT-Trichy 3rd 22-03-2001 87, Mark Residency, Trichy - 620001 +91 7373513575 keerthi22ananth@gmail.com

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Tamil, English, Hindi

RESU

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PROJECTS Kiosk Actor’s Residence Meditation Centre Fish Market Playschool Oldage Home Affordable Housing Complex Multi Speaciality Hospital

COMPETITIONS HUDCO Trophy

62nd NASA, Special Mention

AIS Glass Design Olympiad 2020, Shortlisted

ANDC Trophy 63rd NASA

HUDCO Trophy 63rd NASA

EXPERIENCE

SOFTWARE SKILLS AutoCAD (Advanced) Revit (Intermediate) Sketchup (Advanced) Enscape (Advanced) Lumion (Beginner) Adobe Illustrator (Advanced) Adobe Photoshop (Intermediate)

COURSES STUDIED Architectural Acoustics Building Construction and Materials Concrete Technology Climate Responsive Architecture Design of RCC Structures Interior Design Lighting and Electrical Services Mechanics of Solids Structural Analysis Surveying and Site Planning Water Supply and Drainage Mechanical Services Landscape Architecture

Cadet Sergeant

A-Flight NCC, NIT-T, 2018 - Present

Treasurer

Lakshya, Civil & Defence Symposium, NIT-T, 2020

Graphic Design Intern

Flaberry, July 2020 - November 2020

Designer

Feeds, Media House, NIT-T, 2020 - Present

Student Ambassador

Charles Correa Foundation, 2021- Present

INTERESTS Gardening Reading Mystery Sketching Watercolour painting Architectural Visualisation Miniature Art

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RESIDENCE

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MED

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SENIOR HABITAT CENTRE - NASA 2020

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AFF HOU

SEMESTER 2

SEM

CONT

DITATION CENTRE

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PLAYSCHOOL

FORDABLE RENTAL USING - NASA 2021

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MISCELLANEOUS

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SEMESTER 3

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ACADEMIC 06 05

PROJECTS 07

RESIDENCE

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25 M

The Residence at Thillai Nagar, Tiruchirapp father, mother, their son- a budding actor an

SITE PLAN

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ACCESS ROAD

RESID

DESIGN CRUX:

pali designed for a family of four comprising of nd daughter is Modern yet Rooted.

DENCE

TRADITION

ART

SITE - THILLAI NAGAR,TRICHY AREA - 875 sq. m

FURNITURE

FREE-FLOWING

TRANSITIONS

CONNECTIVITY

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RESIDENCE

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Porch Parking Conversation Pit Breakfast Counter Kitchen Dining Outdoor Dining Common Toilet Utility Servant’s room Indoor Plants Gathering space Photo-shoot Area Master Bedroom Stage FIRST FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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Son’s Bedroom Daughter’s Bedroom Dining Arts Corner Guest Bedroom 1 Guest Bedroom 2 Gym

RESID

The plan evolved from a traditional Pulli Kolam. The central area that houses a Thulasi madam forms the core of the design. Transition spaces like Thinnai, verandahs create a buffer between the inner and outer zones and aid in thermal comfort. Other spaces are planned with due consideration of the professional requirements of the actor.

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SECTION

ENCE

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MATERIAL PALETTE :

BRICK WALL CONCRETE CEILING RED OAK FLOOR

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MASTER BED

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RESID

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DROOM

DENCE

HALL

DINING 1ST FLOOR

EXPLODED ISOMETRIC

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MEDITATION CENTRE

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The Meditation Centre designed to cater to weave a harmony between the Soul and th form and materials brings nature into the sp some quality time introspecting and rejuvena

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SITE PLAN

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40 M

ACCESS ROAD

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M E D I TAT I O

DESIGN CRUX:

the student community at NIT, Trichy aims to he Soil. The design with its interplay of light, paces and paves way for the users to spend ating themselves.

ON CENTRE

LIGHT

WATER

SITE - NIT,TRICHY AREA - 800 sq. m

PLANTS

MATERIALS

AROMA

INCLUSIVITY

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M E D I TAT I O N C E N T R E

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WATER

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LIGHT

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Entry Reception Yoga Studio Courtyard Water Dips Meditation Hall Stairs Store room (Under Stairs) Lift Toilet Locker Room FIRST FLOOR

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Balcony Open Library Ramp Meditation Cubicles Aroma Therapy Seminar Room

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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M E D I TAT I O

The design aims to bring in the five elements of nature : Fire- Play of light using jaalis; Water- Lotus pond, water dips around courtyard; Air- Arched openings, jaalis to bring in air; Sky- Open to sky courtyard; Earth- Aroma plants in meditation cubicles, pebbled pathways. This helps to induce all the five senses bringing which brings about about a feeling a feeling of wholeness. of wholeness.

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SECTION

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MATERIAL PALETTE :

EXPOSED BRICK RED-OXIDE FLOOR

TIMBER STAIRS

Natural materials have been to establish a connection b makes the space look humb

WOODEN FURNITURE

MEDITATION

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M E D I TAT I O

n chosen and are left in their original form between the user and the space. It also ble, familiar and welcoming.

N HALL

ON CENTRE

RECEPTION

CUBICLES

NIGHT

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PLAYSCHOOL

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The Playschool located in Trichy aims to pro as a medium to trigger their curiosity and thi and values. Impart Knowledge & Imbibe V

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ACCESS ROAD

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P L AY S C

DESIGN CRUX:

ovide maximum Exposure to the kids and act inking and at the same time inculcate morals Values.

CHOOL

INDIGENOUS

LEARNING

SITE - ,TRICHY AREA - 500 sq. m

VALUES

CURIOSITY

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P L AY S C H O O L

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Entry Pergola Parking Reception Lobby Office Principal’s room Staff room Splash Pool Kids Toilet Staff Toilet Assembly

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Classrooms Dining Sleeping space Reading space

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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P L AY S

Following are some key features of the design: The central dome houses a model of the solar system.

The stairs are nubered to teach counting The classroom design offers various choices for the children to choose from instead of restricting them to one place Central reading space with skylight

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SECTION

CHOOL

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MATERIAL PALETTE :

RAMMED EARTH PARQUET BAMBOO FLOOR

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TIMBER

CONCRETE

P L AY S C

CHOOL

CLASSROOM

The platform near the window acts as a play area for the kids to indulge in indigenous games like top, Pallankuzhi etc.

The different levels of seating provide a wide range of options for the kids to choose from who genrally do not like being restricted to just one specific place.

Let’s grow corner in every classroom for kids to grow and nurture plants which will inculcate respect for nature in their young mings

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COMPETITION 32

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SENIOR HABITAT CENT

The Brief required us to design a to the specific needs of the elde mentally and emotionally.

My Role

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HUDCO 2020

Research & Analysis Landscape Design Presentation

TRE

a senior-friendly housing catering erly to support them physically,

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EMIGRATION

POPULATION INCREASE

NUCLEAR

LANDSCAPE

COMMON INFERENCE:

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TRANSPORT FACILITIES .

ASSISTED LIVING abandonment by family

INDEPENDENT LIVING

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SOCIETAL NEGLECT

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3 SITE ANALYSIS WINDROSE

WHY COIMBATORE ?

Coimbatore has one of the highest number of old age homes per city, in the state of Tamil Nadu. Many new proposals are being presented at the city; one such example being that of the National Federation of

TEMPERATURE in Celsius

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35 32

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Coimbatire is an ideal spot for pensioners.

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jan

feb

may

march april

june

july

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There have been many issues surrounding these homes in Coimbatore in the recent past, as private companies take advantage

2011

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PER CENT

The state of old age homes in Coimbatore has been in a position of discussion by the public,especially in the recent years. Accusations of mistreatment and exploitation of the elderly by these old age homes

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Velandipalayam, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu 641025.

AREA

: 45,500 Sq.Meter ( 11.2 ACRE )

OWNER

: Government of Tamil Nadu

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300

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180 125 W

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Delhi

Bihar

50001+

Rural

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PER CNET

153 104

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32 24

60-69

70-79

12001-24000 ≤12000 Don’t Know/NA

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25 18

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Urban

RESIDENCE

240001-50000

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80+

0 Men

AGE GROUP

60-69

70-79

Women

Elderly by annual personal income by

age and place of residence, Tamil Nadu 2011 30

sex, Tamil Nadu 2011 No children/Children away

80+

Prefer to be independent

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Other

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80 15.6

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Bathing

Dressing

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0.5

Toilet

Mobility

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Continence

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Per Cent

PER CENT

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Feeding

Women RURAL

Men

Women URBAN

Main reasons for living alone or with spouse only according according to age groups, Tamil Nadu 2011

to place of residence and sex, Tamil Nadu 2011 COLLABORATIVE STUDY BY THE UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND (UNFPA)

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LOCATION : 256, Bharathiyar street,

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Open Land

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Rajasthan

India

Gujarat

Haryana

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165 Men SEX

Tamil Nadu Agriculture University Land

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No Income

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Total

Bus stop- 0.9 km, 5 min Ranga hospital- 1.5 km, 5 min Kiruba hospital- 1.1 km, 5 min

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Prevalence per 100 elderly of six common chronic ailments by sex,

AGRICULTURE LAND

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80

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Bus Stops

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215

150

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Hospitals

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Asthma 274

Diabetes

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200

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PREVALENCE PER 1000

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L E G E N D

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Madhya Pradesh

Karnataka

West Bengal

Punjab

Odisha

Maharashtra

Andhra Pradesh

Himacahl Pradesh

Goa

Kerala

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As seen in the above pictures the evolution of the site from 2006 to 2019 shows a clear increase in urbanisation in the resdential areas, while remaining stagnent on the agricultural side.

From this we can predict that a similar type of development will take place for next 10 years as well, hence securing the views of the agriculture land from site.

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BELOW ARE GRAPHS THAT REPRESENT DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF SENIOR LIVING IN TAMILNADU.

EVOLUTION OF THE SITE

SITE

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which the state gets to know that most of the old age homes were being run with the motive of making money.”

SITE

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both private as well as government-run old age homes under a

RESIDENTIAL AREA

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COMMUNITY SPACE

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Tamil Nadui

EXPLOITATION OF THE ELDERLY

dec

70-79

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have chosen our site to be in this city.

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ACCESS ROAD TO SITE

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sep

POPULATION OF SENIOR CITIZENS IN DIFFERENT STATES OF INDIA, ARRANGED IN DESCENDING ORDER.

Assam

RIVER

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This is due to the fact that Coimbatire has a lower cost of living when compared to a metro city like chennai. Combined with the city's

Jharkhand

PUBLIC TOILET

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Jammu & Kashmir

AUTOMOBILE WORKSHOP

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1000

WNW

The demand for retirement homes in Coimbatore is ever increasing, with more people moving into the city in search of their future homes.

TRENGTH

zones on two sides, is also in close proximity to the city and its consequent ammenities; with a bus stop very close the site.

The agricultural lands provide a great visual experience, along with the reduction of pollution, as the site

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EAKNESS

There is the presence of an automobile workshop close to the site, which may contribute to noise pollution The presence of a public toilet adjacent to the site may contribute to bad odours moving into the site

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PPORTUNITY

The agricultural land, along with the agricultural university next to the integrate farming into our design, for income generation.

The population around the site is diverse in terms of income and age, and hence, could bridge the gap between the elderly and young.

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HREATS

Unstructured development of the locality around may occur, which the peace around the site as well.

The river near the site is badly site if not taken care of.

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AFFORDABLE RENTAL

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The Brief required us to propose r to meet the rising demands for amongst the migrant working pop to light during the pandemic.

MIGRANT WORKERS

My Role

Research & Analysis, Landscape Design, R

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VULNERABILITY

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UNEMPLOYMENT

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no income, no home

widespread panic

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NEED JOB

ON MIGRANT POPULATION

rental co-housing solutions affordable accomodation pulation which was brought

Due to a range of vulnerabilities such as higher incidence of poverty, overcrowded housing conditions, and high concentration in jobs where physical disƋ±ĹÏĜĹč ĜŸ ÚĜþÏult, migrants are at a much higher

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The shutdown of commercial activities åýåÏƋĜvely cut oý the primary source of income for many of these labour migrants, leaving them with little or no resources to ride out a twenty-one-day lockdown period.

With factories and workplaces shut down due to the lockdown imposed in the country, many of these migrants were left jobless and landed on the streets.

Millions of migrant workers had to deal with the loss of income, food shortages and uncertainty about their future.

WALKING BACK HOME

With no choice left, thousands of these workers set themselves on the way back to their hometown by foot, with no other means of transport due to this lockdown.

POST LOCKDOWN SCENARIO As soon as the pandemic situation comes under control, the migrant workers will turn back to the cities for employment. Then, the two major concerns for the migrant workers will bå× Ānding a job and getting a temporary place to stay in, as soon as possible. Once this happens successfully, they will go back to their regular lifestyle.

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IMPACT OF LOCKDOWN ON DIFFERENT SETS OF MIGRANT WORKERS Construction workers

E MEDIUM RISK

During lockdown- The construction companies provided ‘camps’ for the migrant workers to stay in. Though the living conditions were not that great, they had no choice. They were given an option to continue living there for a few months, after which they had to vacate. Left with no choice, they set on their way back to their states of origin.

Post lockdown - They will come back to the cities and join the companies. They will be forced to stay in the camps with poor facilities.

Industrial workers MEDIUM RISK

During lockdown - The workers either lived in units provided by the companies or apartments with high rents. With the commencement of pandemic, they lost their jobs, and had no savings to pay the rent.

Post lockdown - The workers will come back and join the companies and continue to live without basic amenities.

Retail or stand alone workers

During lockdown - They lose their everyday job and end up with no money to sustain their livelihood.

Post lockdown - They will come back to the cities, and either start their own small business or search for a job in a small-scale industry. Till then they will need a temporary place to live in.

HIGH RISK

INFERENCE

The retail or standalone workers are ±ýåÏƋåÚ the most since they do not have a permanent home to go to. No job means no money, which implies no home till they resume their work.

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HUGE MIGRANT POPULATION

QUALITY OF LIFE

"This crisis needs to end soon.

We come to cities to earn money and if there is no work support our families. I have not been able to go back home because of this lockdown and my family is going through labourers get work for a maxi mum of 20-22 days and we need to run two households in that amount. There is no work available back in the village which is why I am forced to travel to the city."

(Male, 35, Casual worker) "The situation here in the village is very grim. We are not able to buy essentials. Owing to the lockdown, we are not able to travel to the city for work or essential commodities.

Savings are also drying up.

(Male, 37, Self-employed)

ROHIT INDUSTRIES

DEVGIRIKAR INDUSTRIES

DHANLAXMI INDUSTRIES

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CHANDRAKALA INDUSTRIES

INDUSTRIES NEAR THE SITE

The Pimpri chinchwad city lies on the outskirts of Pune, Maharashtra. It enjoys good

MIGRANT POPULATION MAHARASHTRA

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UTTAR PRADESH

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Cannot buy even a week's worth of essen als

TATA CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING

Consuming less food than before Cannot pay next month's rent

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Casual

2

Self-employed

Regular salaried

Casual worker

who are on the lookout for jobs.

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WEST BENGAL

INCREASING JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Widely famous as Industrial Township, it is also recognized as Detroit of the East with the presence of many national and multinational automobile companies such as Tata Motors, Mercedes Benz, Bajaj Auto, Force Motors, Eaton, times of india, Etc. -

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AP + TELANGANA

IMPACTS ON HOUSEHOLDS (%)

TAMiL NADU

90

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60

3 why aKURdi?

state of Maharashtra.

lockdown on employment, livelihoods, and access to government relief sch

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SHRIMANI INDUSTRIES

RAPIDLY DEVELOPING AREA

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SURVEY- Azim Premji University along with the Centre for Advocacy and Research (CFAR) conducted a detailed phone survey between 13th April, 2020 and 22nd May, 2020 of 307

IMPACTS ON LIVELIHOODS (%)

R.K.INDUSTRIES

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ADVERSE IMPACT DUE TO COVID-19 ON MIGRANT POPULATION IN PUNE

SHARE OF RESPONDENTS BY ACTiViTY STATUS iN FEBRUARY (%)

SRI KRUPA INDUSTRIES

HINDUSTAN INDUSTRIES

states in the recent times.

Pune is now a preferred destination for many citizens in Maharashtra and other states, the major pull factors being job opportunities, education, healthcare services, and better quality of life, among others. Given that major cities like Mumbai are already crowded with a comparatively higher cost of living, Pune sounds like an ideal choice for the migrant workers.

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MARRIAGE

SUREKHA CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES

ACHAL INDUSTRIES

PROJECT SITE

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Located around 16km from pimpri chinchwad area on the outskirts of Pune district,, this construction industry employs around 100 migrant workers. The company provides accommodation for these workers, including basic amenities such as food, water and electricity. The site spans across 3 acres, con-

Regular salaried

Unemployed

WORKERS WHO LOST EMPLOYMENT (%)

ACCESS TO RELEIF MEASURES (%)

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case study

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60

97

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EDUCATION

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According to a report by the World Economic Forum, titled Migration and its Impact on cities,

TESTIMONIES BY RESPONDENTS

HEALTHCARE

THE PULL FACTORS

PUNE ?

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

BALWANT INDUSTRIES

According to a survey considering the most preferred location for migration, Maharashtra

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PROS

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KEY FINDINGS

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All the basic amenities, such as food, water, and electricity are taken care of by the company.

A designated space is provided for washing and drying clothes.

Around 60 toilets are provided in total, which is well in proportion to the number of workers staying in these units.

It lies in close proximity to the construction site, thereby reducing transport charges.

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Male

Female

Total

RETHINKING CITIES

AKURDI

CONS

The dormitories are overcrowded, with 8 people sharing one single space. Often there is no extra room for furniture.

The individual dwelling units are too compact.

The rent for a few units is quite high considering the low income of the migrant workers.

The toilets and bathrooms are not hygienic.

The living spaces are not well-lig and are poorly ventilated giving the space a gloomy atmosphere.

PIMPRI CHINCHWAD (CITY) PIMPRI CHINCHWAD

MESS INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE CITIES

Rendering, Presentation

1

Impact of covid'19

L HOUSING

CLOTHES HANGING SPACE

DORMITORY BATH & KITCHENETTE

OUR ROLE PUNE (DISTRICT)

DEVELOP GOOD DESIGN PROTOTYPES THAT CAN INFLUENCE & INSPIRE A LARGESCALE CHANGE

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PUNE

POSITIVE RIPPLE EFFECT

MAHARASHTRA

THERE ARE SEVERAL GOVERNMENT OWNED VACANT LANDS IN ALL CITIES. FOR EFFECTIVE SOLVING OF MIGRANT’S PROBLEMS, CHANGE HAS TO HAPPEN IN THE CITY LEVEL. HENCE THE AKURDI SITE IN PUNE, A DENSE INDUSTRIAL AREA WITH LARGE NUMBER OF MIGRANT WORKERS IS CHOSEN TO ACT AS A DESIGN PROTOTYPE THAT SHOULD BE IMPLEMENT ED ACROSS THE CITY AND SUBSEQUENTLY ACROSS ALL CITIES.

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TEMPARATURE & PRECIPITATION

site analysis

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CULTURAL CONTEXT

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EVOLUTION OF SITE 5

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site PLAN

Compost Pit Dormitory+Mess Substation

areas ZONES

NO. OF SPACES

SPACES

AREA OF 1 SPACE

Shops

6

25 m2

Car

4

13.75 m2

2 Wheeler

147

2 m2

Cart

8

4.8 m2

Autorikshaw

4

4.8 m2

Admission & Support Centre

1

20.5 m2

Management

1

33 m2

Security

1

32.5 m2

Central Garden

1

740 m2

Secondary Garden

1

230 m2

Stepped Seating

4

25 m2

Stage

1

100 m2

Impromptu Shelter Home

1

100 m2

Commercial

Administration

Communal Space

Single Occupancy

128

Double Occupancy

128

30 m2

Converted Family

128

50 m2

Dormitory

2

340 m2

Mess

1

340 m2

Residence

UNLEARNING

Often, we accept certain ideas the way they are becaus is the way it is supposed to happen. We are in a state, w poorer and the rich get richer, but seldom do we question It is time that we unlearn what we have learnt and go b We can solve the problem only when the poor are giv deserve. Our concept is to take small steps into bringing a creating more awareness in the society.

N SCAL 1:500

COST EFFECTIVE AND VERNA Residency blocks

Central Garden

Stepped Seating

20 m2

Secondary Garden Parking Admin Building

TYPOLOGy flexibility

+ Double occupancy This unit is shared between two individuals.

The unit consists of a living space, a kitchenette, two bedrooms, and a washroom.

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Single occupancy This unit is meant for workers who wish to stay in individual units. The unit consists of a living space, a kitchenette, a bedroom and a washroom.

Shelter home Stage Family This unit is a combination of both single and double occupancy

Shops

such that it can be used by a family or separated and used as single and double rooms. This way, none of the rooms go unoccupied. Our units will adapt themselves to the type of users.

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We plan on using vernacular architecture prevalent approach can signĜĀϱntly reduce the construction and m well as add to the ambience of the space. In a bid to inc ties for workers, we propose a labour-intensive construct ponents like windows and doors produced locally instea factured in industries.

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Considering the increasing number of migrant workers moving from villages to cities, it is ÆåĀƋƋĜng to say that the demand for housing units in the urban sector is rapidly increasing. Here, the ÚĜýåųånce between the demand and supply arises due to a crisis. The government has initiated numerous housing projects under various schemes, but not all of them are as åýåÏƋĜve as they are presumed to be. Often, the number of such projects is insƚþÏĜånt for the huge migrant population. Hence, one of our major goals is to bridge the gap between the demand and the supply by bringing temporary policy changes that cater to a lot of people over a period of time, till the demand is supplied.

se we assume that where the poor get n the system itself. back to the basics. ven whatever they about a change by

PRESENT LOW RISE CONSTRUCTION Behind the lavish curtain walls of the high-rise buildings lies a truth that people often tend to overlook. The over- exploitation of resources often ĀĬĬŸ the pockets of the rich. Our idea is to use resources judiciously, only as much as required for each user, and provide a design that caters to all their basic requirements.

FUTURE

ACULAR ARCHITECTURE

in the locality. This maintenance cost, as crease job opportunition, and use of comad of products manu-

FLEXIBILITY Our design aims at making spaces adaptable, such that they evolve to the changing requirements of the users. We intend to have transformable, multifunctional spaces to make the best of the available area.

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TYPOLOGY

RESIDENTIAL BLOCK

5.75m

5.25m

SINGLE OCCUPANCY 5.75m

SECTION YY 7.75m

DOUBLE OCCUPANCY 5.75m

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4) WALKWAYS SECTION ZZ SINGLE OCCUPANCY DOUBLE OCCUPANCY FAMILY OCCUPANCY

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COMMUNITY SPACES 1 Shelter home

A raised platform space in the site which can be converted into a temporary shelter home to provide shelter for a very short term to

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To organise small events.

It can also be converted into a temporary shelter home in times of emergency.

3 Gardens

will take care of Bookings, Document handling, Managing O & M etc. It will also act as a Migrant Support Centre to provide the migrants with necessary support and guidance.

3) LANDSCAPE

Encourages social interactions to foster a feeling of connection and also helps in dealing with stress Management

Admission & Support Centre

LANDSCAPE PLAN

Plan

LANDSCAPE STEPPED COURTYARD BENCHES STAGE View

GARDEN 1

SHOPPING COMPLEX

SEATING

PLATFORM / SHELTER HOME

GARDEN 2

The commercial space in the periphery of the site will be rented out for revenue generation which will help with Operations & Maintenance costs for the housing complex.

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ADMIN

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2) SEATING UNDER TREE

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PATTERNS

SUBTRACTIVE CUBE

F & F TOWER MODEL

MODEL (GROUP TASK)

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CLAY MODEL

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