Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio 2019-2023

A R C H I T E C T U R AL S

MANASA

PORTFOLIO

C O N T E N T

HOUSING ON

T BHI OEP HMI LOI AV– E H E AL T H C A R E

CONTAINER OF MEMORIES

CENTER

URE

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2

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CITY ROOM

HOUSING ON THE MOVE

CONTAINER OF MEMORIES

NESARA

DRAWINGS

MISCELLANEOUS

Meta architecture Site Area- 35000sqm

Housing Site Area- 3000sqm

Housing Site Area- 300sqm

Urban healthcare centre (Biophilia) Site Area-3500sqm

Working drawing AND Materials and methods in building construction

Elective work Painting Photography Handmade models

SEMESTER:7

SEMESTER-4

SEMESTER-4

SEMESTER-5

SUPERLONG

STRUCTURE

1 CITY ROOM META ARCHITECTURE CA Site, Banashankari 6th stage, Bengaluru CITY ROOM will be a place where many 'citizens' will come and congregate to inhabit the space for a short to medium period of time on a regular or recurring basis. These residents will mostly come from adjacent communities, although they will not be limited to that. It will be a vast gathering communal location, and the common thread here is the 'City', which generates opportunity for all. The hint from this facet paved the path for the city to live and breathe in this location! As a result, the concept of a 'CITY ROOM' is designed to be a shared environment for all.

SITE AREA: 35045 Sq meters

META drives us to understand & comprehend the enterprise od architecture on its own terms. it drives us to curate A STORY OF ARCHITECTURE narrated by Architecture itself.... A sort of AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ARCHITECTURE. How do we to do this?.... Do we look like Apriori Physical Attributes.... its Essential Elements... its deep armature.... its Motif identification?.... Is Syntax a good word? Do we erect Binaries to pitch Architecture against itself..... a sort of Point/ Counter point argument

SOUTH ELEVATION

S T R U C T U R 3D MODEL VIEWS

A L D E T A I L S

HOUSING ON

THE MOVE

2 ROOTS AND

ROUTES

Migrant worker housing Oklipuram , Bangalore, Karnataka

The project aims to design affordable, sustainable, and culturally sensitive housing for migrant workers in Bangalore. The goal is to create a community-oriented space that provides a sense of belonging, addresses the unique needs of migrant workers, and integrates seamlessly into the urban fabric.

BUILT UP AREA: 4500 Sq meters

Spatial Requirements: Individual living units with basic amenities.

Common Spaces for social interaction and community -building. Facilities for skill development and education.

Adequate green spaces for recreation.

The concept of migrant housing involves designing living spaces specifically tailored to the needs, challenges, and cultural backgrounds of individuals or communities who have migrated from their place of origin to a new location for work or other reasons. This type of housing aims to provide more than just shelter; it seeks to create a supportive environment that promotes well-being, community integration, and a sense of belonging.

"The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members. Providing dignified housing for migrants reflects the soul of a compassionate and inclusive community."

- Nelson Mandela

CONTAINER OF MEMORIES CONTAINER OF MEMORIES

3 CROSSROAD Residential project RT Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka The design for the private residance of the migrant mason primarily came from his shift from Tamil Nadu to Bangalore which put forward a mix of tradition in modern context. The main focus was an to reinterpret the traditional courtyard house spacial, elemently and maintaining connection with nature SITE AREA: SITE AREA- 120 Sq meters

RESPONDS TO THE SITE • Considering climate factors • Sence of privacy so that common areas can be more interactive.

• Functionality • Placement of containers.

The massing of the house was divided into two blocks- public and private which are connected by a semi open traditional space.

B I O P H I L I A – H E AL T H C A R E C E N T E R B I O P H I L I A – H E AL T H C A R E C E N T E R

4 NESARA An Urban Health Center – Biophilic Approach JAYANAGAR, BANGALORE Biophilic design is an approach to architecture that seeks to connect building occupants more closely to nature. It is more than just a philosophy— Biophilic design can reduce stress, enhance creativity and clarity of thought, improve our well-being and expedite healing; as the world population continues to urbanize, these qualities are ever more important.

The site, 3700 sqm is designed to improve the health of the users as well as the neighborhood.

The site is located in Jayanagar second block. There is an exsisting BDA complex. The site which is 3000 sqm is located within a dense urban residential neighborhood with some mixed use buildings. It is surrounded by buildings on all the sides and is connected to two main roads on two sides. The region around Jayanagar came under the control of Kempe Gowda in the 16th century. He dug several lakes in the area to support agriculture. Bangalore has a handful of freshwater lakes and water tanks,

I T E R A T I O N S

The biophilic intent of this project is refuge and prospect.

A space with a good Refuge condition feels safe, providing a sense of retreat and withdrawal – for work, protection, rest or healing – whether alone or in small groups. A good refuge space feels separate or unique from its surrounding environment; its spatial characteristics can feel contemplative, embracing and protective, without unnecessarily disengaging.

A space with a good Prospect condition feels open and freeing, yet imparts a sense of safety and control, particularly when alone or in unfamiliar environments.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

SITE PLAN - GROUND LEVEL 1. Reception + Waiting 2. Emergancy Ward 3. Casulty Ward 4. Toilet 5. Holding Space 6. Sample Collection 7. Holding Space 8. Minor Lab 9. Main Lab 10. Microbiologist 11. Minor OT 12. Medical Offers Room 13. Duty Doctor’s Room 14. Nurse Rest Room 15. Daycare 16. Doctor’s Lounge 17. General Physician 18. Cardiology + Eco Room 19. Opthomology 20. Orthompedics 21. Pulmonology

22. Nephrology 23. Physiotherapy Hall 24. Sauna & Jacuzzi 25. Changing room 26. Cafeteria 27. Gyno + Procedure Room 28. Nero Surgery 29. Nerology 30. Gastro Surgery+ Medicine 31. Auditorium 32. Yoga Hall 33. Gymnasium 34. Administration 35. X- Ray Room 36. Radiology 37. CT Scan 38. MRI 39. OBG 40.Ultra Sound Scan 41. Report Collection 42.Parking

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

SITE PLAN WITH BUILDING FOOTPRINT

BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN

WOODEN SCREEN STRUCTURAL SYSTEM 50 X 50 X 3 ANGLE CLEAT ISA 50X50X3

PLANTS GROWING MEDIUM FILTER FABRIC DRAINAGE INSULATION WATERPROOF MEMBRANE ROOF DECK

ENGINEERED SOIL FILTER FABRIC RESERVIOR LAYER MOISTURE RETENSION LAYER THERMAL INSULATION MEMBRANE PROTECTION GREEN ROOFWATERPR OOF MEMBRANE

230MM BRICK WALL

PRESSURE COMPENSATED DRIPLINE

WATERPROOF BACKING BOARD

REAR DRAINAGE LAYER

GROWING MEDIUM

RAIL CARRIER SYSTEM, DRIP AND LINE COVERSTRIP

STRUCTURAL SUPPORT

SECTION AA’

SECTION BB’

LEVEL +12600

LEVEL +8400

LEVEL +4200

LEVEL +0.0

EXPLODED VIEW OF HEALTHCARE CENTER

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

3D VIEWS SOUTH ELEVATION

5 WORKING DRAWING

The first semester of working drawing studio focused on generating Good for construction drawings for a mixed use building for mercantile and office.

Whereas, the second semester was about integrating HVAC systems, fire protection systems, plumbing, electricity and false ceiling.

SITE AREA: 2250 sq meters

150

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TELESCOPIC CHA TELESCOPIC CHANEL DETAIL SCALE SCALE 1:1

CLOSED STORAGE CABINATE

S E C T I O N DD' SCALE 1:16 S E C T I O N DD' S E C T I O N EE' SCALE 1:16 SCALE 1:16 C

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70 440

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WINE STORAGE

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DRAWER

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DRAWER

S E C T I O N CC' SCALE 1:16 S E C T I O N CC' SCALE 1:16 3000

WINE GLASS HOLDER 280

WINE GLASS HOLDER

600

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10050

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OPEN BOOKSHELF

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340

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530 360 2380

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TELEVISION

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BACKBOARD SHELF

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OPEN SHELF

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570

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ELEVATION SCALE 1:16

E L C' EVATION SCALE 1:16

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E' S E C T I O N A L E L E V A T I O N EUROHING ELEVATION 1:16 SCALE SCALE S E C1:16 T I O N A L E L E V A T I OSCALE N EUROHINGE DETAIL SCALE 1:16 SCALE 1:11 STUDENT NAME:

S MANASA

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SUBJECT CODE:

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LIVING,DINING LIVING,DINING & LIBRARY SUBJECT CODE: PLATE N

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STUDENT NAME:

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SHEET NO. SUBJECT NAME:

A MATERIALS AND BUILDING CONS MATERIALS AND METHODS IN

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION VII INTERNAL MARKING: 1 _ (Marks)

(Faculty Names)

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1190

FRIDGE

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MIXER

OVERHEAD CABINET

TOASTER

OVEN

MIXER

ROTATING SHELF

TOASTER

MICROWAVE FRIDGE

130

KITCHEN HOB

940

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CABINET

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BACKSPLASH

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VENTILATOR 890

OVERHEAD CABINET

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S E C T I O N A L E L E V A T I O N AA' SCALE 1:20

S E C T I O N A L E L E V A T I O N BB' SCALE 1:20

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S E C T I O N A L E L E3200 V A T I O N AA' SCALE 1:20

S E C T I O N A L E L E V A T I O N CC' SCALE 1:20

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540

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BACKSPLASH

BASKET25mm

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GRANITE 25mm NOSING

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240

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18mm WOODEN WOOD PARTITION SHUTTER

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S E C T I O N A L E L E V A T I O N CC SCALE 1:20

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BASKET

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ROTATING SHELF

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CABINET

750

910

530

OVERHEAD CABINET

CHIMNEY

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600

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730

370

660

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CHIMNEY

P L A N B EPLLOAWN CBOEUL N E R C O U N RT O SK F T I N G B SA H OTW E RT A T I N G SRHOE TL A DETA E EL TF S E C T I OB NA S K E T S E DCETTIAOI LNE D S E C T I O N SCALE 1:20 SCALE 1:20 SCALE 1:10 SCALE 1:20 SCALE 1:10 SCALE 1:10 SCALE 1:10 STUDENT NAME:

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S MAN

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MATERIALS AND METHODS IN 18ARC SUBJECT NAME:

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION VII INTERNAL MARKING: 1

2

LATE

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MATER BUILDIN

INTERNAL M 1

(Faculty Names)

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(Faculty Names)

6 MISCELLANEOUS

INDIFFERENCE IN FUNCTION

INDIFFERENCE IN FUNCTION

I N D I FFE R E N C E

INDIFFERENCE IN STRUCTURE

The idea and it's siting are superbly ignorant of one another- kind of accidental collage in which both coexist but don't interact.

Poetic juxtapositions for irresponsible imposition may result.

Silo 468 | Lighting Design Collective, Helsinki, Finland

House of Vans | Tim Greatrex, London, UK

Utretcht Railways Warehouse| Studioninedots, Utretcht

Indifference does not take a position; it does not put a label on itself.

P O S TE R S

Entrance Lobby

Kitchen

Cash Counter

Toilets

Eating Space

V IE WS

PLAN

INDIFFERENCE IN STRUCTURE

ABSOLUTE VALUE OF FACADE

S TR A TE G IES PROGRAM

Rectilinear

Enclosed

Single entry circulation

and

EATERY - VIDYARTHI BHAVAN , FINE DINING | EXHIBITION | THEATRE

restricted

S P A T I A L CH A RA CT ERI ST I CS Terra Cotta Studio | Tropical Space, Vietnam

Cinnamon| Mathew and Ghosh Architects, Bengaluru

Vidhyarthi Bhavan, the legendary eatery has been reigning supreme in the dosa and coffee department since 1943. Whether you’re a true blue Bangalorean or a noob in town, you owe this place a pilgrimage. The ravenous students of National High School and Acharya Patashala, inspired Venkatramana Ural, a native of Udupi, to start a small canteen just for them in 1943. vFlanked by the colourful stalls of Gandhi Bazaar, Vidhyarthi Bhavan sits unassumingly in the midst of the bustling market.

V ID Y ARTH I BHA VA N A DA PTIV E R ESU E

ABSOLUTE VALUE

SUBVERSION

Landmark | Constant | Facade | Quickness

Chaos | Fast-paced | Congested | Enclosed

Vidyarthi Bhavan has maintained its presence consistently amidst its surroundings over the years. The primary focus of the space predominantly lies in its enduring façade, which has gradually evolved into a recognizable landmark. The proposal aims to emphasize the preservation of the façade’s elements while incorporating the existing materials found within the space.

Slow | Porous The concept of Subversion in this context aims to decentralize the notion of speed and transform it into a leisurely environment, incorporating the element of time by making fast-paced activities time-bound and slow-paced activities unchanging.

CONCEPT

Aniruddh Muvva | Aswin J Panangatt | Dhanyashree M | Manasa S

Vidyarthi bhavan Bangalore

PAINTINGS & BOOKMARK

PHOTOGRAPHY

HANDMADE MODELS

THANK YOU! S MANASA manasamanu0213@gmail.com 9481482841 This portfolio is solely created to apply for architectural internship.

All works are done by S Manasa unless mentioned.