Architecture Portfolio - Kevin Shah

ARCHITECTURAL

P O R T / F O L I O KEVIN KAUSHIK SHAH

KEVIN KAUSHIK SHAH ARCHITECTURE GRADUATE - 2021

CONTACT + 091 9819892266

PROFILE

kevin.shah666@gmail.com

I have always believed that architecture is a medium of establishing an intangible relation between people and the surroundings, giving them experiences which last for a lifetime.

Flat 02, Vishwa Kusum Building, Sainath Nagar, LBS Road, Ghatkopar West, Mumbai - 400086.

The following is a curated compilation of my architectural & design works that reflects my passion for creation and formulation of meaningful content.

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EDUCATION

WORK EXPERIENCE

Schooling (SSC)

ARCHITECTURAL INTERNSHIP

S.V.D.D. English Medium School 2014

JUNIOR COLLEGE (HSC)

Narsee Monjee college of Commerce & Economics, Vile Parle, Mumbai 2014 - 2016

BACHELORS IN ARCHITECTURE (B. ARCH)

Rachana Sansad’s Academy of Architecture, Prabhadevi, Mumbai.

2016 - 2021

SKILLS LANGUAGES English

Professional

Hindi

Bilingual

Marathi

Bilingual

Gujarati

Native

French

Basic

PROFESSIONAL Efficient verbal communication Team management & co-ordination

Ingrain Architects, Kalaghoda | Nov 2019 - April 2020 Extensive experience in designing various residential projects on conceptual/pitching level from involvement in designing building units to overall residential schemes, getting a hands on experience on working drawings, 3d visualisation and overall area, FSI, parking & basic material calculations.

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PWD Residential Quarters - Bandra, Mumbai MHDC Solapur PMAY Housing scheme Joyville, Shapoorji Pallonji residential proposal

FREELANCING 1.Interior designing visualisation | June 2019 - Sept 2020 Interior designing visualisation and 3d modelling of a 2BHK residence in Borivali based upon discussions and requirements of client.

2.Site circulation & schematic exploration of a residential building podium | March 2020 - May 2021 Explored various possibilities of site circulation & parking solutions as per fire fighting norms of DCPR 2034 for a residential building in Ghatkopar, Mumbai.

2.Schematic Design of a Mixed Use redevelopment project (Commercial + Residential) | May 2021 - Ongoing Feasibility calculations for the building, preparing schematic layouts for design proposals, co-ordination and discussions with society members for getting acquaintance of their needs.

SKILLS

EXTRA CURRICULARS

TECHNICAL

COMPETITIONS

Autocad

1.National Students Conference -Research in Architecture Research papers selected for Publication at the conference.

Rhinoceros 3D Autodesk Revit Trimble Sketchup Adobe Photoshop

2.Charles Correa Gold Medal Award 2021 Architectural thesis selected for competition entry at college level. (ongoing)

Adobe Indesign Microsoft Office

WORKSHOPS

Enscape 3D

1.Bamboo Construction Workshop - CSV Wardha.

Making bamboo framework & indegeneous units like mud bricks & roof tiles

V-Ray Lumion

AWARDS Architectural Design (Academy of Architecture) First Position in Semester 4 Academics (Academy of Architecture) First Position in Semester 9 SGPI - 9.83 Academics (Academy of Architecture) Third Position in Semester 10 SGPI - 9.78 Overall CGPI - 8.49

INTERESTS Writing Photography Hand sketching

2.Earth & Brick Workshop - Govardhan Eco Village Hands on experience in casting mud walls, arches and domes.

3.Set Designing Workshop - Academy of Architecture Learning technical aspect of set creation, its history & challenges during execution via design assignments.

4.First Year Orientation Workshop - Teaching Assistant Co-ordinated & managed first year fresher students for various architectural introductory exercises.

TA B L E OF CONTENTS

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FLUX

A.C.T.I.V.E.

apartelle

BANDRA

HOME AWAY FROM HOME

TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT

Semester 7, Architectural Design

Semester 9, Town Planning Group Project

IDEAS.ALTERATIONS. INNOVATIONS Semester 9, Architectural Design Design Partner - Tejas Dholam

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Altering Cognition Through Interactive & Voluntary Engagement Semester 9 & 10, Thesis Project

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BYLAWS

PWD QUARTERS

JAI LAKSHMI CHS

INTERIORS

MUNICIPAL DRAWINGS

INTERNSHIP DESIGN DRAWINGS

MIXED USED SCHEMATIC DESIGN

3D visualization

Semester 7, Allied Design

November 2019 - March 2020

Ongoing

June 2019 - September 2019

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FLUX IDEAS . ALTERATIONS . INNOVATIONS

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Although being one of the most cosmopolitan and activated junction of Mumbai ,the Saat Rasta junction has a number of deformities be it the nature of retail experiences it provides or the disintegration of public and social lives in the neighbourhood creating paucity in the essence and experience that the site exhibits to its visitors.

Having undividable potential due to its location, the site can be developed into a catalyst, inviting people from around the city, for vibrant and integrated experiences by plurifunctionality & bending & blending the existing orders by incorporating Mumbai’s food culture as the main spine of the design.

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TRIPLE O - OBJECT ORIENTED ONTOLOGY Humans often tend to have the habit of conceiving things only in terms of the effects they have on them, keeping themselves at the centre of all the reactive processes, with all the other elements of the universe revolving around them. However,the theory of Triple-O as an approach particularly speculates the ideas of decentralizing human beings, rejection of undermining or overmining the value of entities.

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Materialism can be considered as one such

aesthetic layer which decides the interrelation and contrast between objects, changing the ethnicity of a relationship and not just a mere factor for identification.

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The parameter of LAYERING deals with the idea of spatial arrangement of spaces, functions and materials to formulate introspective behaviour between the objects ranging from functional layering to aesthetic layers.

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MaNIPULATION OF ORDER:

This particular lens breaks apart the preconceived notion about specific sequencing of objects, spaces & their importance.The hierarchy of the entire arrangement, be it circulation, spatial configuration,transition or the volumes can be demolished or created based upon the setting.

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Response to SITE

THE SITE - SAAT RASTA JUNCTION,MUMBAI Paradox of Interior and Exterior There is a change in nature of socialisation in the interior pockets of the building disjuncted from the exterior or public social like traffic and not affecting the internal Private Social patterns keeping the essence of the indegeneous settlements alive.

Work Culture and Degree of Involvement A variety of formal as well as informal work patterns exist on the site ranging from the dhobi ghat, to small and informal shopping markets spilling over the streets, and formal street frontage shops around the junction which dominate and activate the footpaths.

Change in order of existing retail patterns

Unveiling the Focus (Jacob Circle) The junction is the central focus point and the true identity of the neighbourhood of saat rasta with all the streets converging towards it,however with physical accessibility of the junction difficult due to the degree of traffic throughout the day, it can only be visually connected.

Merger of Jacob circle for public utilitarian activities

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DESIGN MASSING & UTILIZATION The junction is the central focus point and the true identity of the neighbourhood of saat rasta with all the streets converging towards it.

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BUSINESS

25 %

ESSENTIALS

05 %

FOOD

34 %

EDUCARE

13 %

PUBLIC UTILITARIAN

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INTEGRATED MASS

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INCORPORATING

FOOD at various levels

Creating a vertical food street juxtaposed at various levels of the building, interconnected and overlooking into each other and integrated with other functions of the building.

Providing a food spine integrated with the design would accelerate the building internally as well as externally and bring maximum footfall.

TYPE OF DELICACIES ready to eat made from scratch processed

Overlooking food levels visible from interconnected bridges

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DRINKS

LIGHT SNACK soft drinks, beverages, milk shakes

HEAVY SNACK

chat, rolls, vada pav, popcorn

SWEET TOOTH

sandwiches, noodles, pasta, dosa

CONTINENTAL various world cuisine full course meal

bakery, candies, icecream, sweets, chocolates

INDIAN Typical Indian full course meal

Food counters & spillover space at Food level 03 on 4th Floor

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THE DESIGN INTENT & IDEAS ● ●

Playing around the public social and private social spaces

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Connecting food to all the major functions of the design by altering the order.

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Changing the generic perception of food street.

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Integrating active and digital facade systems for visual communication.

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Allowing different aspects of the programmes to exist individually and co-exist with response to other activities on site.

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Manifest and Latency for unveiling the true potential of spaces and programmes

LEGEND 01 Public Toilets

10 Food Core 11 Kid’s play area VISITOR’S CENTER 12 Kindergarten/Daycare 13 Business Core 02 Visitor’s Open Avenue 14 Commercial Showroom 03 Entrance Lobby 04 Tourist Information Center 15 Flea Market - Informal retail 16 Public Social RG

MUNICIPAL CANTEEN

05 Seating area and Pickup 06 Municipal Kitchen 07 Storage and Staff Area

SERVICE & UTILITY

08 Staff Changing Rooms 09 Staff check-in and goods loading area

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SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

View from the public social space looking at the informal flea market & supermarket area with digital billboards

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END WALL DETAIL OF CANTILIVER AUDIO VISUAL ROOM in visitor’s center FLUX - IDEAS.ALTERATIONS.INNOVATIONS/ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

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INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMS

Concave solar panel are installed at southern side of building to harness sunlight. This solar facade generates 32000 KW energy annually which is transformed into thermal energy and distributed to the kitchens of building reducing the use of indegenous gas.

Parts of the terraces are provided with green patches which act as an indirect barrier from harsh sun falling on the semi-open functional terrace spaces used for the food programme, also providing a sense of relief from the mass.

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Various food functions have their kitchens oriented in such a way that they can share the common exhaust shaft allowing constant warm air from the kitchen chimneys to rise and exit and replenishing the kitchens with fresh air.

The south facing habitable spaces of the building are covered with a seamless layer of light weight aluminium fins placed at an angle to create barrier between south harsh sun and the habitable areas at the same time not compromising on ventilation.

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INTEGRATED SOLAR FINS USED AS FACADE SYSTEMS The south facing habitable spaces of the building are covered with a seamless layer of light weight aluminium fins placed at an angle to create barrier between south harsh sun and the habitable areas at the same time not compromising on ventilation.

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END WALL DETAIL OF SUPERMARKET WITH OUTER LED MEDIA WALL

SUN GLARE WITHOUT FINS @ 10 AM FLUX - IDEAS.ALTERATIONS.INNOVATIONS/ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

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A.C.T.I.V.E. . . . .

Alterning cognition through interactive & voluntary engagement For a cluster community like Versova Koliwada,cultural & occupational binding are the key factors for providing multiple opportunities for different users on site.

However,natural patterns of socialization through livelihood are uprooting at a fast pace due to rapid urbanization causing transitions in the nature and space of their work.

The design focuses on creating a melange of micro social transitional spaces that encourage cross interactions between the community members by reviving the traditional socialism aspect which somewhere has become vulnerable and fast diminishing. The design forms a platform for exchange in terms of occupational, cultural & other ancilliary topics.

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THE RESEARCH - COMPOSITIONAL STUDY MAPPING DAILY LIFE PATTERNS

THE KOLI WOMAN and changing lifestyle

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THE KOLI MAN and changing lifestyle

THE KOLI CHILD & changing lifestyle

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THE MIGRANTS & changing lifestyle

THE FLOATING POPULATION in flux

POINTS TO TAKE AHEAD

There are very less purposeful social grounds available in koliwada, hence most of the occupational routines become important social and interactive places where they get a chance to engage with the user groups.

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CUMULATIVE SOCIAL MIND MAPPING OF VARIOUS USER GROUPS ON SITE

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deriving points of focus/concentrations of multiple user groups

The occupational commons of the fishing market area along the ice factory can become crucial social spots as they allow all the identified user groups to come across together, overlapping their functions, and thus creating multiple opportunities for social engagement if interwoven by time and function together.

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The Pandurang Ramle marg - the central axis for koliwada is also one such thoroughfare used by almost all the actors on site. Many crucial spots on the road such as the Hingala devi temple spot, the junction connecting jetty and the junction with redundant open space are points of encounter between various user groups.

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SITE ANALYSIS studying the site & occurences & deriving intervention plot The occupational commons of the fishing market area along the ice factory can become crucial social spots as they allow all the identified user groups to come across together, overlapping their functions, and thus creating multiple opportunities for social engagement if interwoven by time and function together.

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There are very less purposeful social grounds available in koliwada, hence most of the occupational routines become important social and interactive places where they get a chance to engage with the user groups. Also, the streets play an important role due to lack of space and inclusive nature of the kolis.

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ADAPTING DESIGN LANGUAGE VIA SKETCHES Allowing elements in design to become social elements Not only the space but even the elements that actually constitute the physical presence of space can act as socializing elements. Play of volumes and heights in space allow people to either socially connect or disconnect .

Play of heights & volumes in fish market

Design language derivation via roofing system

Integrating ice factory with other programmes as social spaces

Corridors as transitional social spaces & movement axis

ELEMENTS IN DESIGN

Heirarchy, space & modulations

External connectivity instead of internal for better chances of social encounters.

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Visually & physically connected floor plates

Breaking through the idea of having only single perforation points

Flexible scaffolding for change in space dynamics

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SOCIAL STRATERGIES with response to site & programme

DESIGN MASSING & EVOLUTION STAGES The project is planned and visualised keeping the prime motive of the design as socialization be it internally, externally, physically or even just visually.

Play between interior & exterior spaces

Retaining the existing structures + allocating zones & masses

01 Social spaces as paths of travel

Division of mass into floor plates + connecting functionalities

02 Inviting/ blending program at public edge

Locating circulation + adapting design language

03 Proximate functionalities for optimum & integrated solutions

Based upon the programmatic interventions, various social stratergies in response to the site, its people, the peculiar habits related to the community in terms of micro & macro spatial requirements are studied and determined and tried to be reflected via the design to make it more social and acceptable.

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Final design output

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SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE 1-1’ 2

LEGEND 01. Main visitor’s entrance area 02. Ramp for koli food court 03.Main fish market space 04. Koli women restroom & changing area 05. Leisure hall for koli women 06. Semi-open verandah corridors 07. Cold storage for excess fish 08. Unloading deck 09. Cold storage for excess fish 10. Jungle gym below amphitheatre 11. Fish waste collection area 12. Central courtyard space 13. Treatment plants(decantors) & equipment area 14. Ice factory equipment room 15. Ice chilling stations 16. loading/unloading of ice factory 17. allied activity transformable corridor space 18. Society office 19. visitors lounge 20. flexible informal market space 21. Public amphitheatre & community festive area 22. Ice cold storage block 23. Main entrance spot for community

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HIGHLIGHTING SOCIAL ELEMENTS IN DESIGN

Exposed staircase circuit (community frontage)

Chances of unintentional interactions.

Transitional thresholds creating pause points.

Visual connectivity with the surroundings.

Courtyard facing Amphitheatre (with community terrace)

Visual connection with allied fishing activities.

Breakout spot for the market operators.

Community terrace seating.

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Micro social spaces under canopy (visitor’s edge)

Public seating spaces for leisure.

Maximum chance of interaction with visitors.

Interactive ramp towards first floor.

Transitional corridor (connecting market and ice factory)

Staircase midlanding created as a viewing deck and social spot.

Creating intra-user opportunities by connecting varied functionalities across the site.

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ICE FACTORY - Inculcations for social inclusion

LEGEND

01. Extended bridge towards cold storage block 02. Open to sky community rooftop 03. Rooftop recreational and leisure space 04. A glass curtain wall provided for maintaining refrigeration 05. Ramp towards ice factory rooftop 06. Amphitheatre steps at ice factory entrance

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07. Festive space for the community at ice factory frontage 08. Connecting the ice factory to market by creating thoroughfare 09. Connecting the Fisheries training centre via open terrace 10. Existing refrigeration equipments for working of ice factory 11. Overhead tank for the ice factory

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View of the central fish market space below the atrium cutout for the koli food court

View of the central courtyard space where all allied fishing activities are carried on.

View of the triple heighted central volume with staircase leading to koli foodcourt

01. FISHERIES TRAINING CENTER

The training center is a fisheries skill training institute developed for the community to discover & innovate more about their traditional occupation fishing. Social seating spaces, flexible class modules & space for R & D are provided, open all the age groups of communities.

03. triple heighted market atrium

Triple heighted atrium provided for visual connections & cross interaction between functionalities that exist in the premises.

02. COMMUNITY CRECHE

The community creche area is developed for the children of the koli women working in the fish market, connected physically & visually to the market so they can keep an eye at their children while working.

05. micro social spaces

A series of social spaces are provided at the western (community) edge for the community leisure and purposeful as well as chance interactions & engagement.

04. ICE FACTORY

The ice factory internal refrigeration area has a complex set of machinery units which allow ice production of over 1 ton/day.

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LEGEND 01. Steel girder for suspending skylight panels 02. Tie rod for tension 03. Spider clamp for holding glass panels in place 04. Double membrane glass panel 25mm thk for atrium skylight 05. Angle cleats for support of skylight system 06. ISMB sections used for structural framework 07. Aluminium connector 08. Connecting the ice factory to market by creating thoroughfare 09. 900 mm steel pipe railing 10. temporary anti bird net made from wire mesh 11. I section used as primary beam 12. steel prefabricated staircase 13. TR60 + decking sheet profile for sheer strength

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MARKET ROOF STRUCTURAL COMPOSITION AND ELEMENTS

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LEGEND 01. Roofing panel as per vendor 02. skylight strip for light penetration with 10mm thick glass with low ‘E’ coating on outside 03. G.I. 150mm deep gutter attached to purlin at valleys 04. 20 mm thick gusset plate bolted to Y column for column to truss connection 05. Central modified queen truss made by assembling chord & web members via gusset plate 06. Side common jack truss made by assembling chord & web members via gusset plate 07. Peripheral Y column 450mm x 450mm thick trunk and 250mm x 250mm flanges made from MS box sections 08. Central Y columns 600mm x 600mm thick trunk and 300mm x 300mm flanges made from MS box sections

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Y column to truss joinery - Detail @ A

DETAIL OF SKYLIGHT JOINERY- Detail @ B

CENTRAL RIDGE PIECE - Detail @ C A.C.T.I.V.E. - THESIS PROJECT/ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

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SECTION THROUGH Child’s play area & courtyard (slab cutout in community creche) 42

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VIEW OF THE Visitor’s edge entry with micro public social open spaces for seating

VIEW OF THE CHILDREN’S play AREA under the slab cutout of the community creche A.C.T.I.V.E. - THESIS PROJECT/ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

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apartelle HOME AWAY FROM HOME

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In an urban development model like Mumbai, where the socio-economic disparity is directly proportional to the increasing property rates,it has become a tedious job, to improve and maintain the quality of life offered to the people.

Apartells (Apartments + Hotel) are modern co-living spaces which are dynamic, efficient and fun alternative to lodging and also cater to a number of emergency travel trends, with an extended period of time, unlike hotels or conventional residential dwellings.

Multiple accesses and connectivity

Cross ventilation & wind direction

SITE LOCATION PLAN The site is located in BKC, Mumbai, adjacent to the mahim creek.

Residents get an uninterrupted view of the mahim creek area with ample mangroves visible direct from all the balconies of the service apartments.

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Undivided remaining site plot

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SECTION 1-1’

SECTION 2-2’

Community terraces become social gathering spaces allowing the activities happeningon the ground to as well take place vertically at various levels.

Atriums formed at intermediate floor levels allow natural light to flow into the space & make the lobby spaces interactive with nature.

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SITE CIRCULATION PATTERNS:

19 M WIDE TWO WAY ROAD

2’ 1’ 3

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View of the entrance drop off point with double heighted porch

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View of the swimming pool and club area on podium top

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View of the dining space in the restaurant

View of the podium top garden and recreational space

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habitable carpet area = 70 sq m 05. Common toilet 01. Entrance area 06. Second Bedroom 02. Living Room 07. Master Bedroom 03. Uninterrupted deck area 08. Kitchen 04. Dining Area 09. Dry Balcony

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01. Living Room 02. Dining Area 03. Half bedroom/ study area 04. Master bedroom

05. Uninterrupted deck area 06. Kitchen 07. Common toilet

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TYPICAL STUDIO LAYOUT

habitable carpet area =35 sq m

01. Toilet 02. Living area + kitchennete 03. Study + sleeping area 04. Balcony deck area

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The design provides the best option for affordable and convenient housing accomodations for a short duration in the commercial business hub of Mumbai.

The project all together aims at maintaining a balance between the private lives of the accomodants at the same time giving them maximum opportunities of cross engagement and visual interaction with the creek and mangroves.

Different unit options are proposed keeping in mind affordability and nature, requirements & size of modern families. apartelle - HOME AWAY FROM HOME / ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

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BANDRA TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT

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Bandra is split by the local railway-line into West Bandra & East Bandra.

The west of the station is predominantly of residential zones that are under constant development and there are a few pockets of commercial buildings.

The small scale industries around the eastern slums with shopfronts on the streets and living spaces above also form a stronger user typology along the adjacent areas of the stations and thus activating the streets with various activities throughout the day.

MACRO LEVEL INTERVENTION PROPOSALS TENAMENT DENSITY MAP

CITY BLOCK MAP

PROPOSAL

EXISTING

LAND USE MAP

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STreet MICRO LEVEL INTERVENTION PROPOSAL the street networks across the fabric

STREET NETWORK -

STREET NETWORK -

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proposed

It is Bandra’s unique characteristics and vibrant nature of people and spaces that make it a walkable neighbourhood.

The proposals focus on integrating street furniture, protecting existing tree cover and keeping the pedestrianization concentrated towards the interior of streets allowing the pedestrians to interact with the build heritage and vibrancy.

PROPOSAL 1 -

Street section for local street 13 M wide

PROPOSAL 2 -

Street section for Collector’s street 18 M wide

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PROPOSAL 3 -

Street section for Sub Arterial Road 24 M wide

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STATION MICRO LEVEL INTERVENTION PROPOSAL the road on the east edge & diversion of vehicles

CURRENT SCENARIO

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

The east side station road is a 6 lane road which is connected by FOB with a ticketing counter in the middle of the road.This leads to unorganization and redundancy of the inner part of road.

The rickshaws have to take a sharp U turn leading to traffic jam & chaos constantly during working hours.

• Connecting all the FOBS longitudinally to arrive at a central junction/plaza

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BANDRA - TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT/ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

• Segregation of pedestrians, rickshaws & private vehicles sectionally to avoid congregation & colliding between these user groups.

• The plaza could incorporate solid waste management system for efficient waste disposal.

FLOW & PUBLIC MOVEMENT

PAID & UNPAID ZONES

PROPOSAL

EXISTING

SHIFT IN TICKETING LOCATION

ROAD LEVEL PLAN

The ground level is provided with a pedestrian plaza ensuring different entry and exit point to the station. The plaza has ancillary functions in the form of a food court, toilets and seating around street furniture. Bus stops and vehicular drop in and pick up are allocated along the plaza.

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FOB LEVEL PLAN

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BUILDING

BYLAWS

MUNICIPAL DRAWINGS

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The project deals with understanding & incorporating various bylaws as

LOCATION PLAN

per the DCPR 2034, & designing a residential building in Mumbai city or suburbans.

Various factors like FSI, setback regulations as per Fire tendor rules, provision of Recreational grounds, calculation & provision of parking spaces were considered while designing.

PLOT AREA DIAGRAM

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BUILDING BYELAWS - MUNICIPAL DRAWINGS/ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

AREa calculations

TYPICAL FLOOR AREa calculation PLAN

SECTION 1-1’ through car tower BUILDING BYELAWS - MUNICIPAL DRAWINGS/ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

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PWD QUARTERS INGRAIN ARCHITECTS, INTERNSHIP

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The project is a proposal for Residential Quarters Wing 13 & 14, for class I PWD officers in Bandra East, Mumbai.

Designing of 2BHK & 3BHK unit options, optimization of podium for parking, coordination & discussions with PWD Architects, co-ordination with MEP & Structural consultants for design inputs, Area & FSI Calculations & podium top designing were some of the areas in which opportunities were provided to involve & learn.

STILT FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT

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PODIUM LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

WORK EXPERIENCE / ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

13TH WING TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

2BHK TYPICAL UNIT TYPE A

2BHK TYPICAL UNIT TYPE B

Rera Carpet Area = 49.45 SQ M

Rera Carpet Area = 50.65 SQ M

14TH WING TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

WORK EXPERIENCE / ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

3BHK TYPICAL UNIT TYPE B Rera Carpet Area = 77.25 SQ M

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JAI LAKSHMI C.H.S. FREELANCING SCHEMATIC DESIGN

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The project is a mixed used redevelopment project with commercial on ground & residential above.

The involvement & scope of work for the design proposal ranges from feasibility calculations for the building, preparing schematic layouts for design proposals, co-ordination and discussions with society members for getting acquaintance of their needs.

EXISTING SITE LAYOUT

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GROUND FLOOR SCHEMATIC LAYOUT

WORK EXPERIENCE / ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

UNIT TYPE A

UNIT TYPE C

UNIT TYPE A

UNIT TYPE B

UNIT TYPE C

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN ZONING LAYOUT UNIT TYPE A

UNIT TYPE A

UNIT TYPE B UNIT TYPE C

UNIT TYPE C

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN DETAILED LAYOUT

UNIT TYPE C

OPTION 01 CARPET AREA = 843.46 SQ FT WORK EXPERIENCE / ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

UNIT TYPE A

OPTION 01 CARPET AREA = 1096.41 SQ FT 61

INTERIOR DESIGN 3D VISUALIZATION - MASTER BEDROOM

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The entire bedroom is designed with monochromatic textures of pearl white and grey to reflect the personality of the client keeping it simple yet personified.

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WORK EXPERIENCE / ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

WORK EXPERIENCE / ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

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