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KOMAL

KLE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, HUBBALLI

ABOUT ME An artist who is trying to relate art to architecture and want to further reseach and explore on the same. Making realistic art and learning to make real life buildings. Patient, dedicated and focused student who loves to work on making the building more functional, sustainable and aesthetic.

EDUCATION

KLE technological University, Hubballi BASE PU college, Hubballi St Francis de Sales ICSE School, Koppal Pupil tree, Bellary Guru Nanak public school, Bidar

SOFTWARE SKILLS AutoCAD Revit SketchUp Rhino Photoshop Indesign Illustrator Lumion MS office Procreate Morpholio trace Climate consultant Autodesk flow V-ray v

LANGUAGE English Kannada Hindi Telugu

EVENTS AND TOUR Zonal NASA art exhibit for Reubens Annual NASA art exhibit, attended architectural talk series by Ar. Sanjay Mohe Sketching tour to heritage and museums of Hampi Visited the eminent locations and cities of Rajasthan Explored the city Ahmedabad, Pune and Lavasa Photographed the beautiful places of Europe.

OTHER SKILLS Sketching Realistic art Portraiture in various medium -graphite -charcoal -watercolour -acrylics -oil Plein air painting Detailed hand renderings Digital art Calligraphy

KOMAL 9480191000 hkomalg@gmail.com @kroyante @kroyante.lettering

CONTENT 01

NODE

PROPOSED TRANSPORT HUB IN BOMMASANDRA, BANGALORE

02

SUNBREAKER PROPOSED YOUTH HOSTEL IN JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN

05

ARTWORKS

03

04

DAWN

PROPOSED INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT FOR A BACHELOR PAD

WORKING DRAWING

PHOTOGRAPHY

06

NODE

PROPOSED TRANSPORT HUB IN BOMMASANDRA, BANGALORE The project was to propose two mixed-use buildings near the constructing Bommasandra metro station and create a nodal space for people in the industrial area and upcoming startups for the city with most startups in India.

Hence, a co-working space with a cafeteria for the startup enthusiasts without having to take the burden of a new office at an early stage. For the workers and students of bommasandra all kinds of residential space has been designed due to rising demand of apartments near metro areas.

TERRACE 24000

SEVENTH FLOOR 21000

SIXTH FLOOR 18000

FIFTH FLOOR 15000

FOURTH FLOOR 12000

THIRD FLOOR 9000

SECOND FLOOR 6000

FIRST FLOOR 3000

GROUND FLOORground Level floor6 0 road level ROAD LEVEL -750 -1200

0

The goal was to connect all the blocks and create more interactive space for meetings and discussion.

The materials used and form of the building is the blend of typical mangalore tile structure along with the contemporary folded plate structure.

DN

UP

WC

9 9 10

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

11 12

RAMP

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

20 19

18 17

16

APARTMENT BLOCK A

15 14

13

12

11

1

2 3 4 5 6 7 10

8 9

APARTMENT BLOCK B

Academic blocks include residential space for all groups of peopleStudio apartment for students One BHK for working class and small familes Two bhk for industrial class Three bhk and four bhk for various class of people.

The blocks are planned with one central axis considering the climatic feature of the site.

SUNBREAKER

PROPOSED YOUTH HOSTEL IN JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN The design ideology was to stack the building blocks in such a way that the floor above acts as the sunbreaker to the floor below.

Wind flow analysis done from autodesk flow and with the help of climate consultant shows the wind speed and its direction according to the location of the site.

The concept of the built up form and how it is stacked not only for its form but also to act and as sunbreaker

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ENTRANCE -0.75

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0.0 0.0

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SECTION AA’

section AA’

SECTION BB’

section BB’

DAWN

PROPOSED INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT FOR BACHELOR PAD

The whole purpose of Bachelor pad is to provide a space for rejuvenation for a bachelor who is in his bachelor period.

This pad is for his rejuvenation and relaxation with his friends. The colours and materials in this pad are chosen in a way that it is relaxing and calming.

As he belongs to Mangalore,to rejuvinate the essence of it, sea is taken as inspiraton. Few colours from the pallette as been choosen with warm beach colours

The brief asked us to design a bachelor pad for a cricketer in a restricted area with glass as the main material. It is the group work which was asked to be completed in 3 months of span. My contribution included concept development, planning the bachelor pad along with details of 23rd level. Also decided the colour and material pallette and researched on the standards for the wardrobes and cupboards and the final renderings in photoshop and vray.

Software used for this design- autocad, photoshop and vray.-

lvl+23.4m

entrylift

level 23

level 24

3.0000

WARDROBE

BEDROOM

POWDER ROOM 3.000

KITCHEN

3.0000

BEDROOM

0.8000

LIFT LOBBY DECK SPACE POOL

JACUZZI 1.0000

TERRACE

0.9000

LIVING ROOM 3.0000

DETAILS

WORKING DRAWING

RESIDENCE

13000

13000

3839 3839

C1

300 230 230

230

C2

C3

C1

C2

C4

C5

C3

9

3496 3496

C4

C6

C5

150

8

C8

3028

115

3028

C7

C6

C7

7

C8

2450 C9

2450 115

C10

6

C11

C12

C9

150

1721

C10 1721

5

30000

C11 2909

C14

C13

C12

30000 2909

C15

4

C14

C13

4540

C16

C17

150

4540

150

C18

3

2668

C19

C15

C20

C16

C17

C18

2

2668 2200

C21

C22

C19

1

C20

2200

3150

C21

1150

1200

D

3863

C

3640

B

A

C22

3147

3150

CENTRE LINE PLAN 1150

1200

3863

3640

3147

LANDSCAPE

4500

4500

874

874

2475

2475

W4

BED ROOM

W4

BED ROOM

LANDSCAPE

W2

W2 903

W4

1531

2445

WASHROOM

903

155

up

155

V1

642

450mm LVL

642

300

1371

2445

WASHROOM

V1

1200

300

W4

1200

14

13

850mm LVL

303

D3

1446

303 12

D3 2983

2983 863

DRESSING ROOM

6700mm LVL

11

6250mm LVL 17

16

15

10

DRESSING ROOM

9 14

8

13

12

12

7

D2

11

600 2462

600mm LVL

D2

13

LIVING ROOM

4634

LIVING ROOM

600 2462

4634

up

863

dn

1446

11

10

6

9

503

503

5

8

7

4 6

POOJA ROOM

POOJA ROOM

5

3

D4

D4

4

2

3

2

1

1

727

727

W5

850mm LVL

D1

D1

ENTRY

2272

W2

486

UTILITY

486

1930

W6

DINING ROOM

196

2272

196

W2

1930

D5

188

2505

188

2505

UTILITY

2638

4150mm LVL

2638

ENTRY

300

2786

300

W5

2786

4150mm LVL

2477

2477

D5

KITCHEN

W6

DINING ROOM

KITCHEN 1345

1345

850mm LVL 1152

21 1 2

2000

3

295

886

1030mm LVL D2

600

D3

4251

15

5

14

6

13

DRESSING ROOM

980 1362

D3

2000

WASHROOM

295

886

V1

600mm LVL

D2

600 4251

D3

12

2561

8

11

9

10

2350mm LVL

1769

1

874

1

16

4

7

2561

17

V2

WASHROOM

874

2

4600mm LVL

2

D3

WASHROOM V1

20

980 1362

18

2512

2

874

2671

3

up

2512

1044

dn

19

1

4150mm LVL

850mm LVL

V2

WASHROOM

874

1

1044

850mm LVL

up

1152

W3

2214

dn

W3

2214

2500mm LVL

TERRAZO TILES

DRESSING ROOM

1769

611 1020

611 1020

W3

936

600

600

D2

D2

W2

3701 1167

936

759

W3

3701 1167

W2

759

GUEST ROOM

GUEST ROOM

2436

2436

928

3734

MASTER BED ROOM

W1

928

1293

4196

4656

W1

1293

4066

MASTER BED ROOM

928

230

499

D2

230

419

W1

1834

W1

864 3268

400mm LVL FROM ROAD LEVEL

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

CONCRETE FLOORING

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

TERRACE FLOOR PLAN

WASHROOM

PLASTERED WALL FINISHED WITH OIL PAINT V1

FROM WATER TANK HOT WATER INLET CONCEALED MIXER PANEL COLD WATER INLET NAHANI TRAP

2512

WET AREA

V1

2000

DRY AREA

CERAMIC TILES

FLOORING MARBLE TOP ANTISKID VETRIFIED TILE 12mm THICK GLASS

V1

30MM LEVEL DROP D3

SHOWER CONCEALED MIXER PANEL

600 1986

WASHROOM 230mm BRICK MASONARY 12mm CEMENT PLASTER 100mm RCC LINTEL 100X75mm TIMBER FRAME

PLASTERED WALL FINISHED WITH OIL PAINT V1

62mm TEAK WOOD PANEL

CERAMIC TILES

V1

SHOWER CONCEALED MIXER PANEL

1986

610mm WOODEN PANEL

ELEVATION 150mmX150mm TEAK FRAME

230mm THICK WALL

TOP ALUMINIUM TRACK

150mmX150mm TEAK FRAME

230mm THICK WALL TOP ALUMINIUM TRACK

230mm BRICK MASONARY 12mm CEMENT PLASTER 100mm RCC LINTEL 50mm ALUMINIUM WINDOW FRAME EXTRUSION 50mm ALUMINIUM SHUTTER FRAME 6mm TUFFENED GLASS

3300

1050

MESH

2831

TRADITIONAL ARTWORKS

CHARCOAL

Buddha in general means ‘Awakened One’. That is someone who has awakened from the sleep of ignorance and sees things as they really are. Mostly preferred by people for peace and tranquility in the house.

COLOUR PENCIL

THE DETAILS MATTER

THE LITTLE THINGS MAKE BIG THINGS: Attention to detail makes all the difference in how we live and what we achieve. A single detail out of alignment can constitute a serious blemish, thus ruining the overall presentation of its surroundings

PEN PORTRAITURE

PENCIL PORTRAITURE

DIGITAL ART

PAINTINGS

CALLIGRAPHY

ARCHITECTURAL SKETCHES

PHOTOGRAPHY

THANK YOU

KOMAL 9480191000 hkomalg@gmail.com @kroyante @kroyante.lettering