Architecture Portfolio Mantri Sai Laasya

PORTFOLIO

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN (2019-2022)

MANTRI SAI LAASYA

Portfolio Mantri Sai Laasya

“Architecture is about trying to make the world a little bit more like our dreams.”

- Bjarke Ingels

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Curriculum Vitae

Language Proficiency

Hyderabad, Telangana

English

Fluent

18/08/2001

Telugu

Fluent

Hindi

Proficient

+91 7799669041

Workshops Lomos- Revit, Lumion and Photoshop workshhop

m.sailaasya@gmail.com

Vertical Design Studio

Education

Software Skills

School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada

2019-24

Drafting

AutoCAD

FIITJEE, Kukatpally, Hyderabad

2017-19

3D Modelling

SketchUp

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans Public School, Film Nagar,

2005-17

BIM

Revit

Rendering

Lumion

Hyderabad

Twinmotion

Projects My Space for Forensic Examiner, Lonavala

2020

Presentation

Adobe Indesign

Regional Post Office, Hyderabad

Adobe Illustrator

Studio House for Visually Disbaled,Vijayawada Landscape Trophy- MSL, NASA

Mantri Sai Laasya I am a third year Undergraduate architecture student from the School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada.

As a design enthusiast, I am intrigued by the impact architecture can have on human behaviour. Architecture has always challenged me to thrive for a better understanding of nature, society and psychology. I believe that architecture is the subtle art of story telling where design is in constant dialogue with the user group.

I am more than excited to learn and give back to the ever growing community of architects.

Other Skills

Visitors’ Center, Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh 2021

Primary School, Vijayawada Cultural Center, Hyderabad

Manual Drafting Leadership Oration and Acting

Destech, NASA

Logical and Analytical Skills

Volume Zero- Tree House OAN 63rd NASA- ANDC (Temporary Housing for Construction workers) Uni-Sprout from Sprawl, Rotterdam, Netherlands Mixed Use Building -Commercial Complex and 3Star Hotel, Ranchi, Jharkhand 3

Adobe Photoshop

2022

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Planned CoincidencesPrimary School, Vijayawada 06-13

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The Invisible ChaperoneStudio House for a Visually Impaired Author, Chennai 14-19

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Rumina Cultural Hyderab 20-27

ation of the Pastl Center, bad

Contents

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Organic Shelves- Urban Farm, Rotterdam, Netherlands 28-35

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Other Works- Documentation, Other Competitions, Manual Sheets etc 36-39

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Planned Coincidences Vijayawada

A good school ensure the development of social cultural , emotional , cognitive and the physical skills. the system of education and spaces play an important role in ensuring the same. Learning through environment, physical spaces, technology aids physical cognitive learning and visual methods can go longways in establishing a child personality.

The design includes challenges involved in creating conducive learning environment for the tender age group.

Since the school is one of the first physical environment away from the home every designer has the challenge to make the spaces as comfortable as possible. The design attempts to strike a balance between outdoor and indoor spaces.

The Design problem is a nursery and primary school with an aim to have a physical environment which will ensure overall personality of a child. The school caters to 3-5 years for nursery and 6-11 years for primary.

The design attempts to bring various emotions in children using architectural elements. The design is driven by keeping in mind the experience of the students in the campus. Using architectural elements its ensured that students are bound to their roots.

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I- Single intergrated block for all purposes

II- Courtyard- connects all spaces and is multifunctional

IV- Courtyards adjacent to classrooms for cross ventilation and play integrated learning spaces

V- Corridors for visual connectivity, internal circulation and activ- VI- Stilt flooring for discussions and shading ities

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III- Staggering in the form for mutual shading

Planned Coincidences

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Porch Waiting Lobby Vice Principal’s Room Staff Room Balcony Wc Classroom Mezzanine Floor Courtyard

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Girls Washroom Accessible Wcs Wcs (Adults) Wcs(Children) Supervised Wcs Boys Washroom Full Stall Urinal Accessible Wcs Wcs (Adults)

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Porch Roof Discussion/ Reading Area Meeting Room Store Room Classroom- Ii Indoor Games Classroom-Iii Girls Washroom Boys Washroom

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This space is designed for students to write/ read/ draw in the open. It is adjacent to a classroom which can be accessed through a louvered wooden door. The space is composed of vernacular elements like low rise furniture. Open spaces in between classroom also enhances the ventilation in the campus.

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Open courtyards in between classrooms to take the learning outside. There is a seamless transition between the classroom and courtyards. The idea is to take learning outside the classroom and playing and entertainment into the classrooms, to break the monotony.

Planned Coincidences

Multipurpose Hall- It is a double heighted room used to host events or daily assemblies. It is accessorised with long jaali partitions. The jaali partitions create beautiful compositions of light and shadow while enhancing the thermal comfort of the space as well.

Library- While the library isnt restricted to indoors, the indoor library is composed of interesting elements by itself. The mashrabiyas have been designed for students to sit and view the outside while having some personal time although being surrounded by other students.

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Circulation- The flow of spaces is designed such that there are multiple occasions where students clash into each other.

Pattern- Jaalis, arches and exposed roof trusses have been used to weave intricate yet beautiful play of light and shadow.

Journey-The multiple possibilites of movement in the campus is to inculcate a sense of curiosity and inquisitiveness.

Scale- Furniture, fenestrations have been designed according to the anthropometry along with a touch of vernacularity

Rhythm- Rhythm and balance have been maintained throughout the design which symbolises the discipline and order one should maintain

Experience- The design accommodates the needs of students of all age groups and always leaves a scope for exploration in through the design itself

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The Invisible Chaperone Chennai

Architecture and design are primarily thought of as visual mediums, with visual aesthetics at the heart of many aspects of architectural home and workplace design. But more than being appealing to the eye, great architecture needs to be functional. No one knows this better than those with functional variations that mean they have limited senses and rely on good architecture and great design on a daily basis.

The Invisible Chaperone is a studio house designed for a visually challenged author. It is a concept driven design.The site is located on the beachside in Chennai.

Rather than leaving accesibilty of the design for afterthought, it is the driving force of this design pronlem.It has been designed considering the user would stay alone without any supervision.Hence the house has been weaved around the needs, comfort, privacy, ease of a blind person. The primary aim was to ensure that the user can go about his/her day without any hiccups, independently.

Hence it has been designed by relying on the user’s other senses,i.e, sense of touch and sense of hearing. Hence the above has been achieved by using various architectural elements like materials, landscaping, colour contrast, textures

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Sense of hearing- The living room is double height in order to Security-As all rooms are exposed to the exterior gate, the user is create a varied sound experience to indicate that the user is in the alerted in advance if there is a visitor. living area.

Navigation through senses- While moving towards the master bedroom the user can hear rustling leaves and chirping birds. While moving towards the studio, he/she can smell scented flowers

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Balcony Plan

Sense of Touch- The flooring in each room gives a sensation of a different texture in order to understand the location in the house.

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Entry Porch

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Living Room

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Circulation- The flow of spaces is linear and simple in order to avoid confusion.

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Terracotta Roof Tiles

Wooden Truss

Arched Opening-To avoid physical obstruction

Stucco Finish Walls

Horizontal Louvers

Sliding Doors- To avoid physical obstruction

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Rumination of the Past Hyderabad

India is a diverse country, a fact that is visibly prominent in its people, culture and climate. The Indian culture and heritage varies like its vast geography.Indian architecture encompasses a multitude of expressions over space and time, constantly absorbing new ideas. The result is an evolving range of architectural production that nonetheless retains a certain amount of continuity across history. The design shall focus on urban strategy and place making; architectural organisation building interface and faced articulation; and environmental ideas/response where it is appropriate.

The design aspires to enhance the urban experience and contribute to the ongoing urban process, thus proving every new design has the potential to transform the urban fabric.

The chosen site for the cultural center is in Hyderabad along Hussan Sagar.

The essence and rich heritage of Hyderabd is captured through various architectural elements.

The place is composed accoring to the play of light and shadow, materials, scale, magnificene. It has been attempted to strike a balance between the hustle of the market spaces along with the silence of the museums 20

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Ticket Counter Cloak Room Maintenance Ladies’ washroom Service duct Men’s Washroom Accessible Washroom OAT Accessible Washroom Female Washroom Service Duct Men’s Washroom Artisan Workspace Artisan Workspace Artisan Workspace Elevator Artisan Workspace Courtyard Storage- Artisan Manager Room Conference Room Curator’s Room Courtyard Surveillance Room Medical Room Store Room Server Room Lobby Green Room Courtyard Office Work area Markets

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Museum

Indoor Cafeteria

The museum is located on top of the market areas. It has blocks around a central spine which visually leads towards Hussain Sagar for a picturesque view.

The entry into each block of the museum channelises the flow of the users.

It is located on the second floor of the cultural center. The cafe has been designed facing Hussain Sagar. It is adjacent to the theatre for ease of access to the customers. There is a skylight opening in the center where light pours into the cafe.

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Ticket Counter

Open Air Theatre

The ticket counter can be accessed after drop off or parking.

There are four counters along with a cloak room that externally look like arched openings. After collecting tickets, the user can access the market space or can move towards the main lobby

There is a passage for the user to enter the OAT from the market space while looking at artisans’ workspace as they come. It is designed as such so that people from any floor can watch performaces. The OAT connects ground floor to first.

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Cafeteria

Viewing Point

Extended to the indoor cafe’ seating is the outdoor cafe. The kitchen and kiosk are adjacent to the outdoor seating. This space has been designed to hold small personal meetings, sitting across the Necklace road view.

Attached to the worskhop area is the viewing point balcony. It is a double heighted balcony with semi arched supports and punctured roof with plants covering the spread. The picturesque view of Hussain Sagar can be enjoyed from this balcony.

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Workshop Space

Entrance

The workshop area is located on the first floor. It can be accessed through the main grand entrance or the OAT. Although conducted indoors, the workshop seems like an exterior space as it is open on one side leading to the balcony.W

The grand flight of stairs leads to the main lobby on the first floor.

It is located adjacent to the ticket counters. Magnificent inclined walls form the entrance for the cultural center. It creates a narrow passage for light to flow in.

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Administration section- It is located on the ground floor with restricted access.The administration section is arranged around courtyards. The space is a blend of contemporary and vernacular elements. Hence concrete has been used along with traditional courtyards and louvered doors.

Museum- The museum is a double heighted space. There are 5 blocks dedicated to the museum placed on either sides of a corridor. The entrances of each of the block is to subtly direct the users into the next block.

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Organic Shelves Rotterdam, Netherlands

Being one of the largest producers in the agricultural field, the Netherlands exports a massive average of 65 billion Euros worth of vegetables, fruit, flowers, meat, and dairy products each year.

Building an environment where consumption meets production, creates the ideal setting to encourage sustainable buying.

The design solution proposed is to make use of sustainable technology whilst keeping it within the reach of the shoppers. The circulation has been thought through so as to break out of the traditional supermarket layout. The spaces have been arranged such that the user group interacts with the process as well as the final product.

The market space being the rendezvous of various user groups, the design has been made to accommodate all their needs. The proposal is an amalgamation of traditional farming methods and contemporary techniques.Hence seasonal markets for local vendors have also been accommodated. The aim was to create a social, educational as well as recreational space. By creating the same channel for production and public consumption on the same site, we are moving towards a more sustainable lifestyle.

The Garden spaces have been inspired by the concept of forest gardening. Panels with information regarding the products are placed on the pathway at intervals for educating the community.

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OTHER WORKS

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Working Drawings- Primary School GENERAL NOTES:

GENERAL NOTES:

-ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERA EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIED AND ARE FINISHED DIMENSIONS. -DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED WRITTEN DIMENSION ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. -ALL THE STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ARE AS PER STRUCTURAL DETAILS.

-ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERA EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIED AND ARE FINISHED DIMENSIONS. -DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED WRITTEN DIMENSION ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. -ALL THE STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ARE AS PER STRUCTURAL DETAILS.

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PROJECT: PRIMARY SCHOOL DESIGNWORKING DRAWINGS

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-ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERA EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIED AND ARE FINISHED DIMENSIONS. -DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED WRITTEN DIMENSION ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. -ALL THE STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ARE AS PER STRUCTURAL DETAILS.

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-ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERA EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIED AND ARE FINISHED DIMENSIONS. -DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED WRITTEN DIMENSION ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. -ALL THE STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ARE AS PER STRUCTURAL DETAILS.

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PB32 300 x 300

7700

300100

4925

SEM:V

PB33 300 x 300

T1

2900

SIGNATURE:

5125

PB16 300 x 300

3

250 300

100

100

PB32 300 x 300

T1 4100

800

800

4775

1

2

8000

T1

12MM DIAMETER STEEL

RCC

BM

60000

1

2000

2000

SIGNATURE:

200 400

7

100

6

200 400

5

10

10 217

A7200

16970

4

3

8200

2

100

12140

1

CHECKED BY:

CHECKED BY: NEW AMARAVATI

1430

3870

T

8200

18

79

0

14300

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20100 A

U

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8000

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SEM:V

SPA VIJAYAWADA

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2900 3850 5450

300

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SHEET NO

1:110

05

5650

ORIENTATION

N

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SCALE

SHEET NO

1:110

08

ORIENTATION

N

Other Works

4 1350

1420

1740

1470

5 790

2500

5650

710

6 1260 1420

W1

1740

W1 A2

1420

7

1360

2900

8 1590

1420

W1

2590

W1

W1

4080

A2

1420

D2

D2

1500

J1

3020

1500 2630

W1

1250

3650

3150

A 3800

2

1410

1420

A2

1420

3

790

2500

710

4

1260 1420

1420

5

2900

6

1590

7

8

S20

S21

S23

S28

S1

S10

S11

S25

S2

S13

S18

S8

S26

S27

1420

REFERENCE DRAWING LISTING:

1540

1420

D S16

S17

S14

C

PROJECT: PRIMARY SCHOOL DESIGNWORKING DRAWINGS

C

S5

B

S22

S6

S24

S7

S29

S30

S31

S32

TITLE: SLAB LAYOUT SPECIFICATIONS:

S9

C

B

S4

SLAB THICKNESS:150MM D:DISTRIBUTION BAR 8MM DIA @ 150 C/C M:MAIN BAR 12MM DIA @ 120 C/C S1-S9: ONE WAY SLAB S10-S34: TWO WAY SLAB

PROJECT: PRIMARY SCHOOL DESIGNWORKING DRAWINGS

A 2590

DATE: 02-10-2021

REVISION: R1 8

1

SECTION:B

TERRACE +6300

4

5

6

7

8

SIGNATURE:

ROLL NO:1190100853

SEM:V

SECTION:B

SEM:V

SPA VIJAYAWADA

SPA VIJAYAWADA

COPING THROATING

3

CHECKED BY:

NAME: MANTRI SAI LAASYA

ROLL NO:1190100853

1250mm x 2100mm 2560mm x 2100mm 1500mm x 2400mm 3000mm x 2100mm 2500mm x 2100mm 1420mm x 680mm

2

DATE: 04-11-2021

REVISION: R1 A

NAME: MANTRI SAI LAASYA OPENINGS DIMENSIONS

S3

A

SIGNATURE:

CONCAVE STRIP LIME CONCRETE

S19

S15

CHECKED BY:

SCALE

SHEET NO

1:110

11

ORIENTATION

SCALE

SHEET NO

1:110

14

N

ORIENTATION

N

GENERAL NOTES:

GENERAL NOTES:

-ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERA EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIED AND ARE FINISHED DIMENSIONS. -DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED WRITTEN DIMENSION ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. -ALL THE STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ARE AS PER STRUCTURAL DETAILS.

-ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERA EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIED AND ARE FINISHED DIMENSIONS. -DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED WRITTEN DIMENSION ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. -ALL THE STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ARE AS PER STRUCTURAL DETAILS.

700

KEY PLAN: KEY PLAN:

230

LINTEL LINTEL LEVEL +5250

1200

2400

WINDOW

SILL

SILL LEVEL +4050

SPECIFICATIONS:

900

12MM PLASTERING INTERNAL WALLS

GROOVE

150

150MM THICK SLAB

FIRST FLOOR +3150

700

TITLE: WALL SECTION

DETAIL A

300MM*450MM BEAM

TITLE: ELECTRICAL LAYOUT AREA STATEMENT:SITE AREA- 2400SQM

230

230MM BRICK WALL

AREA STATEMENT:SITE AREA- 2400SQM

REFERENCE DRAWING LISTING:

LINTEL

REFERENCE DRAWING LISTING:

LINTEL LEVEL +2550

GRILL (MILD STEEL) 3150

GLASS SHUTTER 1200

WINDOW

WOODEN FRAME SILL

SILL LEVEL +1350

15MM PLASTER

DETAIL B

PROJECT: PRIMARY SCHOOL DESIGNWORKING DRAWINGS

PROJECT: PRIMARY SCHOOL DESIGNWORKING DRAWINGS

DATE: 04-11-2021

REVISION: R1

DATE: 02-10-2021

900

REVISION: R2 CHECKED BY:

SKIRTING (145 MM) 99

100MM PCC BED (1:1:5:3) PLINTH BEAM- 300MM*450MM EARTH FILL

201 150

D1 D2 J1 A1 A2 W1

7

D

1420 550

W1

1360

6

B

5600 W1

W1

1740

5

E

AREA STATEMENT:SITE AREA- 2400SQM

3600

D2

D1

1250

1500

J1

W1

1710

3240

1500J1

D1

W1

1740

4280

4

3080

2650

1250 3020 1540 W1

1

TITLE: BRICK MASONRY @900MM FROM FFL

4330

5580 1720

8000

D2

1250

4010

D1

4000 1450

1500

4000

D1

4400

2560

2740

5810

1250

3

F

S12

1560

B

1250

2

E

D1 W1

2580

1 F

A1

3160

1080

2950 1150

A1

D1

1480

D1

2630

2070

D1

1250 760 1250

2570

C

2120

KEY PLAN:

D

7700

990 1250

KEY PLAN: F

E

D1

670

1250

J1 D1

5600 3180

-ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERA EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIED AND ARE FINISHED DIMENSIONS. -DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED WRITTEN DIMENSION ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. -ALL THE STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ARE AS PER STRUCTURAL DETAILS.

1420 1280

D1

1250

4000

J1

GENERAL NOTES:

-ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERA EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIED AND ARE FINISHED DIMENSIONS. -DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED WRITTEN DIMENSION ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. -ALL THE STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ARE AS PER STRUCTURAL DETAILS.

2650

1500

D1

1060

3140

W1

1250

J1

D1

1250

3800

J1

900

950

J1

740 1420 1240 1420 830

710

W1

1370 1500

D

5902500

J1

J1

750 1500 860 1500 4500

E

3

1470140

2560570

1500 820

1460

J1

2560

1500

1350

1300

J1

4400

2

340 1500

2190

1 F

GENERAL NOTES:

+450

+150 GL

0

CHECKED BY:

SIGNATURE:

SIGNATURE:

NAME: MANTRI SAI LAASYA

NAME: MANTRI SAI LAASYA

ROLL NO:1190100853 SECTION:B

CEILING MOUNTED LIGHT FIXTURE.

CEILING FAN.

SEM:V

AT +1400 FROM F.F.LVL TOILET, LIVING, KITCHEN AT +600 FROM F.F.LVL BEDROOM

SPA VIJAYAWADA

1:20

13

SEM:V

AT +300 FROM F.F.LVL. BESIDE BED AT +600 FROM F.F.LVL. AT KITCHEN

DISTRIBUTION BOARD

SHEET NO

SECTION:B

5 AMP 3 PIN SWITCHED SOCKET OUTLET

AT +1400 FROM F.F.LVL. AT TOILET

SCALE

ROLL NO:1190100853

SWITCH BOARD FOR LIGHT, FAN & EXHAUST FAN

ORIENTATION

SPA VIJAYAWADA

T.O .DB AT +1400 FROM F.F.L BRACKET LIGHT +600 FOR BEDROOM FROM F.F.L +1800 FOR BATHROOM FROM F.F.L +1800 FOR lLIVING FROM F.F.L

SCALE

WALL MOUNTED FLUORESCENT TUBELIGHT +2000 FOR lLIVING FROM F.F.L

N

1:110

37

SHEET NO

15

ORIENTATION

N

Portfolio Mantri Sai Laasya

ANDC 2021-22 Solace of a Soothing Shade in the Oppressive Heat of Day Designing mobile settlement to shelter construction labourers of the medium scale project is the objective.

The design is collapsible and easily employed over a variety of terrain, stages of construction and weather conditions. The design, addresses the core problems concerning safety, security, privacy and right to dignified lives for the labourers. Beyond providing a roof over their head, what labourers desperately need is a reason to unite and resist exploitation. Thus the design aims to give them a voice.

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Other Works

Documentation of Streetscape of Melkote, Karnataka A small temple town in Karntataka around Mysore has been documented as a part of the second semester design.

A detailed study of streetscape, temple architecure has been documented

Long Span Roof- Physical Model

A physcical model of Curved Portal Frame of 18m of span representing Glulam and Fibre Glass

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THANK YOU

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mantri sai laasya

m.sailaasya@gmail.com