Ginuga Keerthi | Architectural UG Portfolio | Selected works(2019-2022)

Curriculum Vitae I Ginuga Keerthi I

Education School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada Bachelors in Architecture

2019 - Present

FIITJEE junior college, Hyderabad Senior Secondary Education

2017 - 2019

St. Joseph’s Public School, Hyderabad Primary and Secondary Education

2005 - 2017

Software Efficiency Autodesk Auto CAD

Drafting 3D Modelling

Ginuga Keerthi 18.04.2002

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Rhinoceros Sketchup Blender Autodesk Revit

BIM Hyderabad I Vijayawada

Enscape Twinmotion Vray Lumion

Rendering/Visualization

ginugakeerthi@gmail.com +91 9701517606

Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign

Presentation

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linkedin.com/in/ginuga-keerthi-079b37239

About me

Skills

I am a third-year undergraduate architecture student at School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada. I have always been passionate about design and arts. When it comes to projects, I know how to manage my time well and work efficiently. I am a very responsible and reliable team member, but I can also rise up to be a team leader if need be. My time in architecture school has taught me to become a fast learner, and realize the value of hard work, willingness, and perseverance.

3D Modelling Manual Drafting Sketching & Painting Conceptual Diagrams Architectural Vizualization Architectural Illustrations Languages English

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Telugu

Hindi

Curriculum Vitae I Ginuga Keerthi I

Academic Projects

Competitions & Achievements

2022

2022

Multiuse Building (ongoing project) I Commercial and Hotel

Cafe Interiors I Interior Design - Honourable Mention

Ranchi, Jharkhand VIth Semester

International Competition - Archdais Competitions

2021

2021

ANDC Trophy I Mobile Residence Module - Top 100

Interpretation Centre I Public Building

NASA India

Hyderabad, Telangana Vth Semester

GSEN Trophy I Symbiopolitan

NASA India

Nursery and Primary School I School Design

Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh IVth Semester

OAN I Green Water Wall

Working Drawings I School Design

The Container Studio I Studio Office Design

NASA India

International Competition - Archdais Competitions

Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh Vth Semester

Reviving Silk Route I Cultural Centre

International Competition - Switch Competitions 2020 2020

Post Office Design

Hyderabad, Telangana IIIth Semester

Destech Challenge I Hyderabad - Top 10

NASA India

Studio House I Personal and Professional space

ANDC Trophy I Bus terminal design

Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh IIIth Semester

NASA India

9-Grid Design I Cafe

2019

Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh IIth Semester

LIK Trophy I Lepakshi Temple Documentation

NASA India

Documentation I Temple Complex

Melkote, Karnataka IIth Semester

Entrepreneur Space I Residence

Hyderabad, Telangana IIth Semester

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Contents I Portfolio I

I Contents I

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Contents I Portfolio I

Part 1

Academics/Competitions

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Kalakriti

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Oktad

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Morning Blend

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An Interpretation Center

Nursery and Primary School

Cafe Interiors

Part 2

Other works

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Group works

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Working Drawings

NASA Competitions & International Competitions

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Nursery and Primary School

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Introduction I Kalakriti I

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Introduction I Kalakriti I

01 I Kalakriti I

An Interpretation Center SPA Vijayawada Semester V Year 2021 Location : The site is located along the famous necklace road in Hyderabad

Brief: India is a diverse country, a fact that is visibly prominent in its people, culture, and climate. Indian architecture encompasses a multitude of expressions over space and time, constantly absorbing new ideas.

The student shall observe, document, interpret and appreciate the conditions of the place, including social, cultural, heritage, and various aspects which influence the lifestyle of the place, and design a multi-functional public building for the urban setting.

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Spatial Zoning I Kalakriti I

Spatial Zoning The above bubble diagram represents the zoning and connectivity between the spaces. The spaces are divided into public, private and semi private zones.

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Massing I Kalakriti I

01. Site

04. Roof

02. Solid mass

05. Bridge

03. Voids

06. Terrace

The shaded area is the building footprint achieved according to the area statement.

Combination of flat and vault barrel roof is used.

Division of spaces into two different buildings.

The pedestrian bridge connects both the buildings together.

Voids are created in the built form for mutual shading.

Public outdoor seating spaces are provided on the terrace.

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Site Plan I Kalakriti I

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1. Entrance 2. Parking

3. Cultural center 4. Museum

5. Toilets

6. Archives

7. Manager office 8. Office area

9. Lobby

10. Medical room

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11. Ticket counter

13. Tourism information

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13. Sovenir shop

14. Exhibition hall

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Space Programming I Kalakriti I

Space Programming The above exploded diagram represents the overview of the entire building and the functioning of different spaces.

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Recreational spaces I Kalakriti I

Market square

Terrace seating and workshops

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Exterior view I Kalakriti I

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Pavilion I Kalakriti I

Pavilion The pavilion acts as a multiuse space with a combination of open air theatre, market square and a viewing deck.

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Pavilion I Kalakriti I

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Sections I Kalakriti I

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View I Kalakriti I

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Introduction I Oktad I

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Introduction I Oktad I

02 I Oktad I

Nursery and primary school SPA Vijayawada Semester IV Year 2021 Location : The site is located in the new city of Amaravati in Andhra Pradesh.

Brief: Design a nursery and primary school with an aim to have a physical environment which will ensure overall personality of a child and also understanding the schooling system that is to be followed and the spaces that compliment the same. The school is to be designed for an age group of 3 to 5 years for the nursery section and 6 to 11 years for the primary section.

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Massing I Oktad I

01. Site

04. Veranda

02. Solid mass

05. Library

03. Courtyard

06. Perforated

The shaded area is the building footprint achieved according to the area statement.

Semi open spaces like verandas are provided for light and air movement.

The octagonal shape of the building favours cross ventilation through the building.

The library is cantilevered over the outdoor area to create a peaceful reading environment.

The building is designed in such a way that each and every space benefits from natural light and views onto the green courtyard.

The perforated built form provides better lighting and visual connectivity.

It also adds a playful element to the facade.

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Floor Plans I Oktad I

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Legend: 1. Entrance

8. Toilets

2. Waiting area

9. Multipurpose hall

3. Administration

10. Medical room

4. Principal’s office

11. Courtyard

5. Staff room

12. Primary classroom

6. Nursery classroom

13. Cafeteria

7. Sleeping room

14. Library

First floor plan

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Cafeteria I Oktad I

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Design I Oktad I

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Sections I Oktad I

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6(m)

Classroom Interiors I Oktad I

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Introduction I Morning Blend I

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Introduction I Morning Blend I

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The Cafe Interiors Competition Archdais Competitions - Honourable mention Brief: Create interior designs which look at the café as a place filled with unique possibilities to forge social and cultural connections. Focusing on evokiWWWWng an interesting and lively social experience, this competition allows participants to explore their own design of what a ‘café’ could be.

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Interior design I Morning Blend I

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Interior design I Morning Blend I

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Miscellaneous I Other works I

I Other works I

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ANDC 2021-2022 I Carry ghar I

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ANDC 2021-2022 I Carry ghar I

ANDC 2021-2022

(top 100 shortlisted)

Brief:

Design a mobile settlement to shelter the construction labourers of the medium scale project. The design must be collapsible and easily employed over a variety of terrain, stages of construction and weather conditions. The design, most importantly, must address the core problems concerning safety, security, privacy and right to dignified lives for the labourers. The design units must be able to adapt to various iterations of arrangement that would be called for at different points in the construction process.

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ANDC 2021-2022 I Carry ghar I

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Gsen 2021-2022 I Symbiopolitan I

GSEN Trophy 2021-2022 Brief:

Today’s generations are growing up in an environment which is becoming a monoculture of us – humans, devoid of any remains of urban fauna which had co-existed for a long time with people even in urban settings. The competition invites projects where you can imagine radical ideas for design of biodiversity or habitat spaces for one or more species and are encouraged to incorporate new technologies, materials, unique forms and aesthetics to create habitats that support urban fauna.

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Gsen 2021-2022 I Symbiopolitan I

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The Container Studio I Tangent I

Tangent

(Archdais Competitions: The Container Studio)

Brief:

In this competition we invited participants to design a designers’ work studio which can break the conventional model for small office spaces, and create a space that fosters innovation, collaboration and productivity. The competition also proposed the studio to be envisioned in a distinctive material character and texture.

The brief emphasizes, and is conscious of the need to adapt and reuse building material wherever possible. Hence, rather than constructing something anew, the entire project was proposed to be built from used shipping containers as the key building material.

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Introduction I Kalakriti I

Temple Documentation Melkote, Karnataka

Documenting and analyzing indian temple architecture. Involvement in research, spatial zoning, crowning elements, materials, and functional spaces in a typical Indian temple- Melkote, Karnataka. Involvement in research spatial zoning crowning elements, materials, and functional spaces in a typical indian temple-Mekote, Karnataka’s Sri Chelluvanrayana Swarni templeataka’s Sri Cheluvanrayana Swami temple

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Working drawings I Oktad I

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Render I Kalakriti I

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