Kiranjyot Makkar | Architecture Portfolio 2022 | SPA Delhi

Portfolio

Kiranjyot Makkar

Selected Works 2019 - 2022

School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

ACADEMIC BLOCK

Kathmandu, Nepal | 5th Semester | Group of 2

The academic block is being designed for the Insitute of Medicine of Tribhuvan University (TU). It is located in teh vicinity of the Speciality Center of the Campus.

Tribhuvan University (TU) is a public university located in Kirtipur, Kathmandu, Nepal. Established in 1959, TU is the oldest of the six universities in Nepal. Tribhuvan University is a non-profit autonomous institution funded by the Government of Nepal. There are four research centres in TU. Being one of the largest universities in the world in terms of its size, it offers a wide variety of programmes and practices.

Research Labs

Research Labs

Examination Hall

Examination Hall

Library

Computer Labs Block B

Faculty Cubicles, Record Room

Lecture Halls, Faculty Rooms & Dean’s Office

Admin & Cafeteria Block A Central Atrium

Fire StairCore

A volume is placed beside the access road.

Volume aligned with access road.

Volume separated into two blocks

Central Atrium space created with adjacent smaller atriums.

Central atrium developed to complement site contours

Interconnecting bridges between blocks

Glass to cover atrium to create a greenhouse within

FORM DEVELOPMENT

Addition of passive design strategies

atrium to trap the heat between the built form in the winters

sunsapces and trombe wall for passive heating

strategies

skylights to provide daylighting in the working spaces

Solar Pan-

Skylights Atrium

Connection to Speciality

Fourth Floor Research Labs Third Floor Research Labs

Third Floor Computer Labs

Second Floor Examination

First Floor Examination

Solar Panels Terrace

Mezzanine Floor

Ground Floor Library

Connection to Speciality Center

Second Floor Lecture Halls & Deans Office

First Floor Faculty Cubicles &

Connection Connection

Vertical Louvres

Ground Floor Admin & Cafeteria

Stepped Landscaping

Block B Block A Atrium

exploded isometric

CLIMATIC RESPONSE

Kathmandu, Nepal | 6th Semester

Winner - Educational, Solar Decathlon India

Health, Well-being and HVAC

The proposed system for our institutional building is a combination of a ground source heat pump along with a Dedicated Outdoor Air System. While the ground source heat pump takes care of the latent heat load, the DOAS takes care of the sensible heat load. Two systems have been deployed for the institute, where they work parallelly instead of letting one system take on the load of Kathmandu’s cold and humid climate.

The climate is influenced by two factors i.e the humidity and the dry bulb temperature.To establish the comfort band, if the relative humidity falls either below 30% or above 70% it is deemed as uncomfortable. The same was done with temperature which defined the upper limit of comfort and the lower limit of comfort for each month.

An adaptive comfort band was developed in accordance with ASHRAE 2019 standards for the specific site, which allowed more hours to fall into the comfort temperatures decreasing the need for HVAC.

After the initial analysis, It was found that for our case around 26.7% of the operative hours the climate is comfortable and can function sans the use of any conditioning system besides the use of ceiling fans or opening of windows.

health and well being measures

plants for indoor air quality

The system has been laid out in a way to provide suitable air pressure, velocity and temperatures in the spaces. For the same, the fresh air supply ducts have been placed in the lower end of the walls and the exhausts have been placed on the ceiling level. Furthermore, media filters have been placed in the ducts as they are good for filtering out bacteria and fungus as well as the remaining fine particulate

hvac ducting and filters

HVAC SYSTEM

The proposed system for our institutional building is a combination of a Ground Source Heat Pump along with a Dedicated Outdoor Air System. While the ground source heat pump takes care of the latent heat load, the DOAS takes care of the sensible heat load. Two systems have been deployed for the institute, where they work parallelly

VISITOR CENTER

Fatehpur Sikri, UP | 4th Semester | Individual

The visitor centre designed for the architecturally rich fortified city of Fatehpur Sikri is inspired by the same. The centre is in the vicinity of the parking of the fort, shopping complex and the CNG bus stand.

The goal is to create a continuous flow of interactive spaces from the parking lot to the bus stop. Grid planning on contours, interconnected plazas, symmetrical axes, and other features define the Fatehpur Sikri complex.

It also has colonnades, arcades, jharokhas, step-wells, carvings, and other architectural features. Holding all of these factors in mind, the centre aims to integrate

White Marble

Inspired from the Salim Chisti Tomb in the Fatehpur Sikri Complex

Use of TRADITIONAL JaaliS

Brick

Red Sandstone

Collonades to create perspectives

To contrast the green in the landscaping and complement red.

Inspired from the complete Fatehpur Sikri Complex Grid Planning ON CONTOURS Interconnected Plazas

ground floor plan

open terrace central court OPEN SEATING

first floor plan

Both the floors are connected via a ramp for easy accessibilty, the ramp also connects the OAT midlevel making it an interesting path to be taken. The central court acts as a connecting feature of both levels visually as well as aesthetically. Further more on the ground level multiple landscaped areas have been created for seating, cafeteria space and spillout areas for employees as well. Landscaped areas feature water bodies which make the spaces more serene and grand together. On the first floor, the library and internet cafe flow out into the open terrace facing the beautiful landscape below.

DOORBEEN

Haryana | 3rd Semester | Individual

Doorabeen is designed to be an extension for my existing house which is a 3BHK unit. The concept behind the built form is a telescope (“doorbeen: in hindi), it is meant to facilitate views of the outdoor into the indoor spaces.

Divided into two levels, one level is an extensiob to teh existing living room and open out into the backyard and the other is a simple kichentte and working space. It provided many semi-open spaces for the family to interact in and have a lesiure time.

Gurgaon,

2. Titled cuboid by 15 degrees 3. Two sides flatened for easier fitting into existing house

4. Addition of louvres spaces for easier transitions

1. Simple Cuboid 5. Placing in with the existing house 6. Addition of Skylight and Balcony space 7. Final Form after addition of fenestrations and pergolas

development

ground floor first

floor

terrace

DINING & KITCHEN

VIEWING BALCONY

LIVING AND RECREATIONAL

SPACES

DOCUMENTATION:

MAHARAWAL AUR CHANDAN KI CHHATRI

Jaisalmer, Rajasthan | 2nd Semester | Group

COA Student Awards

The site included a cuboidal structure of Raja maharwal Mahadev and the Chhatri of his brother Chandan Singh.

The Three domes seen on the top of the cuboidal structure signify the Raja and his two queens, i,e the centre one representing the king himself, and the two domes on either side representing the queens.

The marble plaque seen in the Chhatri and the cuboidal structure describe the way of the death, of the ruling king.

east elevation

arch at entrance of complex column wooden door

details of elevation

entrance of chhatri

south elevation

column chajja overhang bangla overhang

details of elevation

DOCUMENTATION: REINTERPRETATION OF HOUSE IN VERNACULAR

Gurgaon, Haryana | 3rd Semester | Individual

This project involves reinterpretation of our hown house in a vernacular style. The vernacular style picked up is the on prevalent in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan that was studied in the prebious semester.

All details of facade, interiors were based upon the style and drawings were produced as per them. Further, Inspiration was drawn from elements seen in and around Jaisalmer city.

Detail

Detail

Detail

DETAILS

MISCELLANEOUS

Individual Works

render for banquet

Interiors

interior

October 2021

Design

Gurgaon,

fine art

Throughout the Years

PHOTOGRAPHY

Mandawa, Rajasthan, India November 2021

av house

Interior Photogrpahy

by Studio Yatharth Gupta

Architectural Photogrpahy

Landscape Photogrpahy

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