2 “God is in the details” - MIES VAN DER ROHE CONTACT mailtomorningpm@gmail.com morning_mohan 9497638851 ADDRESS ‘PADMASREE’ KOORA-34/G KOOTTAMVILA ROAD, VATTIYOORKAVU P.O, PERSONAL PROFILE DATE OF BIRTH: 02.01.1999 NATIONALITY: INDIAN MORNING P.M
3 SOFTWARE SKILLS AUTOCAD SKETCHUP VRAY LUMION PHOTOSHOP INDESIGN ILLUSTRATOR MICROSOFT OFFICE CONCEPTS PROCREATE PREMIERE PRO DAVINCI RESOLVE AFTER EFFECTS EDUCATION BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE(B.Arch) Marian College of Architecture and Planning, Kazhakuttam, Trivandrum, Kerala. SCHOOLING • M.M.R.HSS, Trivandrum. • SARVODAYA CENTRAL VIDYALAYA, TRIVANDRUM. WORK EXPERIENCE •DID 6 MONTH INTERNSHIP AT FOXGREEN CONSULTING& LLP. •WORKSHOP MENTOR FOR MODEL MAKING AT CLAYGRID 2.0, M.CAP. •STUDENT VOLUNTEER IN BEYOND BRICKS- A TRIBUTE TO LAURIE BAKER,IIA TRIVANDRUM. •DETAIL HAND DRAFTING DOCUMENATATION OF ORUVAATHILKOTTA. •MODEL MAKING WORKSHOP CO-ORDINATOR, CLAYGRID, M.CAP, TRIVANDRUM. •DRAFTING DOCUMENTATION OF ST JOSEPH’S CHURCH, PALAYAM 2020. . LANGUAGES English Malayalam Tamil Hindi INTERESTS MODEL MAKING VIDEOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY CRAFTING DRAWING GAMING TRAVELLING MUSIC CULINARY
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5 CONTENTS ACADEMIC WORKS Residence Campus Planning Documentation THESIS PROJECT CHILD AND ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTHCARE CENTRE , KOTTAYAM. PERSONAL WORKS Modelmaking Other Works 01 02 03 07 15 21 27 05 06 35 43 20
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RESIDENCE FAMILY
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SITE SECTION
LAYOUT PLAN
LOCATION : KOCHAR ROAD, JAGATHY JUNCTION, TRIVANDRUM
YEAR : 2018
CATEGORY : RESIDENTIAL
PROJECT DESCRIPTION : Aim of the project was to design a house which fullfills needs of client, a Child Psychologist and lives with her family. Site area is 12 cents with roads on two sides.Concept orginates form client’s requirements such as preserving need of family togetherness, bonding, handling any inconvenience due to patient visiting for consultation. A green space is introduced to enable eco-friendly, serene, improved lighting and windflow.
FORM DEVELOPMENT
Cube considered with a height of 2 floors based on requirement
introducing a connecting block to bridge the vertical connection.
Zoning based on private semi-private and public
Introduced a green space between blocks to improve light and windflow and also functions as a party space
Plan developed on existing form on basis of zoning
Naturally formed horizontal elements enhanced to improve aesthetic appeal.
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CHILD & ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH CENTRE INTRODUCTION
India is home to the fastest growing population with largest number of child population. India has the largest adolescent population in the world, 253 million, and every fifth person is between 10 to 19 years. India stands to benefit socially, politically and economically if this large number of adolescents are safe, healthy, educated and equipped with information and life skills to support the country’s continued development.. About onefifth of India’s population is adolescents (Population Council & UNICEF, 2013). In kerala 1 in 5 adolescent is diagnosed with mental disorders. The need for mental health consultation for this age group is rising. Kerala has scarce amount of institutes for mental related treatment for children. There is need for child specific mental health centres to diagnose and treat children.
PARKING
Capacity : 125 Four wheelers
EMERGENCY & CASUALITY
AIM
This thesis will aim to redesign the infrastructure of ‘Child psychiatry Departments’ to make them more humanised and habitable ,at the same time attempling to reintegrate the infrastructure into society.
OBJECTIVES
To study the evolution of hospital infrastructure in India and the establishment of Mental Health Care Act 2017.
Understand the present working of child and adolescent mental hospitals and deriving user sets from the same.
Identifying spatial triggers for mental health patients using the aid of neuro-architecture.
Designing an infrastructure which supports community interaction and educational spaces for better incorporation of the children and adolescents into a more urban setting and patient integration into the society.
VISION
This project will aim to be a benchmark in designing mental institutes in India, covering major necessilies of mental health care for child and adolescent under one umbrella, on the same site. An institute which caters solely to mental well-being of children. A step towards decreasing and hopefully, eliminating the stigma surrounding mental health. Making people see Child mental health centres in the same light as general hospitals and making them as approachable as possible.
NEED OF THE PROJECT
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ROAD WIDTH-8m
Area : 810 m2 Capacity: DROP OFF POINT
OUT PATIENT BLOCK CHILD GENERAL WARD
Area : 1300 m2
Area : 585 m2 Capacity :
“The current trends to show us that almost half of the patients continue to vegetate in a dehumanized manner within the hospital as relatives often do not want to take patients home. There are many long-stay patients who are being abandoned by their families in the mental hospitals. Mental hospitals serve as dumping ground which is convenient for relatives of unwanted mentally ill palients. There is also an uneven distribution of the available psychiatric services. Vast sections of the population and large geographical areas in many states lack even rudimentary mental health caro. There is a need for rebuilding and revamping the existing infrastructure in these hospitals. The mental hospital of the past needs to be converted to a state-ofthe-art tertiary psychiatry centre with various subspecialty psychiatry clinics being available for the use of the common man”.
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23 A B B CHILDRENS SPECIAL WARD NURSES STATION SECURED PLAYGROUND ADOLESCENT SPECIAL WARD ADOLESCENT GENERAL WARD HIGH DEPENDENCY UNIT Area :1080 m2 Capacity: 25 Area :870 m2 Capacity: 40 Area : 800 Capacity: 20 Area : 300 M2 Capacity: 10 Area : 650 M2 Area : 800 m2 Capacity : 20
24 AMBULANCE DROP -OFF RECEPTION PATIENT CIRCULATION STAFF CIRCULATION ENTRY TO MAIN PARKING OUTPATIENT UNIT RESTROOM FOR DRIVING STAFFS Quick drop off area for ambulance service & entry to emergency department Entry to parking area for visitors . 125 no. of paking slots. Toilets for use of ambulance drivers and transportation staff Outpatient department consist of reception, waiting area, consultation rooms. Main reception for outpatient unit and inpatient unit FLOOR AREA : 6575 M2 FLOOR LEVEL : +0.45 M GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 200 • VISUAL CONNECTION WITH NATURE APPLICATION : WAITING LOBBY IN O.P APPLICATION : COMMON AREA’S, COMMUNITY CENTRE APPLICATION : WARD CORRIDORS, INSIDE O.P, ETC APPLICATION IN PATIENT WARD TO OUTDOORS ETC APPLICATION IN WAITING LOBBY COURTYARDS AND OTHER BARRIERS APPLICATION MEDITATION CENTRES AND COMMUNITY CENTRE SPACES •Placement of trees •SOUND •TOUCH •SCENT • NON VISUAL CONNECTION WITH NATURE • NON RHYTHMIC SENSORY STIMULI • THERMAL & AIRFLOW VARIABILITY • DYNAMIC DIFFUSED LIGHT • CONNECTION WITH NATURAL SYSTEMS • BIOMORPHIC FORMS AND PATTERNS • PROSPECT • REFUGE • MATERIAL CONNECTION WITH NATURE • COMPLEXITY AND ORDER DESIGN STRATEGIES 1 .NATURE IN SPACE STRATEGY2 NATURE ANALOGUE 3 NATURE OF THE SPACE PATTERNA visual connection with nature naturally occurs in the Mental Health Center building by placing a tree which is a natural element, in the middle of the inpatient building Here visual connection between the nature and the patient is used to control the patients inner tension or stress by use of nature and organisms like birds butterflies etc Using materials such as wood and natural stone can bring a natural atmosphere to the room. The appearance of s unfinished also provides a natural touch. Dynamic and diffuse light patterns can provide a positive psychological response when stimulating the eyes. The vertical lighting of the skylights and ceiling provides a visually soothing effect. Void in the middle of the room as natural lighting and air circulation.Narrowing of the building is also the provision of a roster in the room in applying cross ventilation Biomorphic forms and patterns can be provided from the facade of the building that uses double skin in the form of a wooden lattice that gives a visual effect like a tree A room with good refuge conditions will provide a sense of security and be away from noise sources so that patients can rest or heal. In this case, use the gazebo as a refuge at the Mental Health Center. Space that has good prospects is that it feels open and free. To provide a space for the user to visually monitor the surrounding environment from a high position to increase prospects. A Green wall can be provided which is a filter for the environment, which removes glare and dust, keeps the room cool, and can reduce noise Placing plants in buildings that use potted media or directly to the ground and the presence of small rocks produce a very natural, distinctive aroma. Mental health conditions in children are diagnosed and treated based on signs and symptoms and how the condition affects a child’s daily life. To make a diagnosis, your child’s health care provider might recommend that your child be evaluated by a specialist, such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, clinical social worker, psychiatric nurse or other mental health care professional. The evaluation might include: USER GROUP STUDY AND RESEARCH USERGROUP & AGE CHILDREN 0- 13 YRS 1.Anxiety disorders. 2.Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disor der (ADHD). 3.Eating disorders. 4.Depression and other mood disorders. 5.Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) 6.Schizophrenia 1.Anxiety disorders. 2.Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disor der (ADHD). 3.Eating disorders. 4.Depression and other mood disorders. 5.Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) 6.Schizophrenia 7. Substance Use Disorders ADOLESCENT 13- 18 YRS MENTAL ILLNESS PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS SANE SEMI PRIVATE PRIVATE EXTREME Complete medical exam Medical history History of physical or emotional trauma Family history of physical and mental health Review of symptoms and general concerns with parents Timeline of child’s developmental progress Academic history Interview with parents Conversations with and observations of the child ISOLATION MENTAL ILLNESS CATEGORIZATION AND PATIENT ADMISSION EATING DISORDERS LEARNING DISABILITY TRAUMA -STRESS RELATED ANXIETY DISORDERS AUTISM PSYCHOSIS SCHIZOPHRENIA PTSD ADHD OCD PERSONALITY DISORDERS SLEEPWAKE DISORDERS DEPRESSION BIPOLAR DISORDER
Emergency deprtment situated near entry for quick access for emergency cases .
Unit for patients who need special care and severe cases like psychosis.
General ward for both boys and girls with seperate toilet blocks bed no. of 10 each.
Short stay ward for both boys and girls with seperate toilet blocks bed no. of 4 each.
Adolescent special ward with seperate toilet blocks 10 no. of wards
Nurse station with close proximity with all rooms of adolescent special wards
Doctors department consist of their rooms, lounge, dining and toilets.
Play plaza for outpatient patients and parents, landscaped playground with seatings.
General ward for both boys and girls with seperate toilet blocks bed no. of 10 each.
Nurse station with close proximity with all rooms of childrens special wards.
Childrens special ward with seperate toilet blocks 10 no. of wards.
playground comprises of safe to play equipments and garden and an O.A.T for small gatherings.
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DOCTORS DEPARTMENT
CHILDRENS SPECIAL
SECURED
NURSES
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PLAY PLAZA HIGH DEPENDENCY UNIT CHILDRENS GENERAL WARD ADOLESCENT GENERAL WARD NURSES STATION SHORT STAY WARD
WARD ADOLESCENT SPECIAL WARD
PLAYGROUND
STATION
Secured
DISORDERS SECTION PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS SECTION SUBSTANCE DISORDERS SECTION SUBSTANCE DISORDERS SECTION
PSYCHOTIC
RECREATION
Recreation area for patients play equipments like billiards, fooseball & TV are available.
LIBRARY
Library accessible for patients and bystanders & staff.Facilities like digital library are available.
CLASSROOM
Inpatients are given classes for the purpose of treatments and education as a part of their daily routine.
Conference hall for administrative meetings and programmes.
VIEWING ROOM
Viewing rooms are provided for the teachers and consultants to keep an eye on the behaviour of the childrens.
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CONFERENCE HALL
FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 200 FRONT ELEVATION
SIDE ELEVATION
SECTION SECTION
Office of the medical supt., assistants, security officer, etc.
Unit for patients who need special care and severe cases like psychosis.
General ward for both boys and girls with seperate toilet blocks bed no. of 10 each.
Short stay ward for both boys and girls with seperate toilet blocks bed no. of 4 each.
Adolescent special ward with seperate toilet blocks 10 no. of wards
Nurse station with close proximity with all rooms of adolescent special wards
DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS SECTION
ANXIETY DISORDERS SECTION
Yoga & Dance studio for patients to nurture their artistic talents and peace to their activities
Workout space for patients with aids helping them, general workout equipments are provided
General ward for both boys and girls with seperate toilet blocks bed no. of 10 each.
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Yoga Room & Dance studio
HIGH DEPENDENCY UNIT
GYM
ADOLESCENT GENERAL WARD
CHILDRENS GENERAL WARD
SHORT STAY WARD ADOLESCENT SPECIAL WARD
NURSES
STATION
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29 LOWER GROUND FLOOR PLANS SCALE 1 : 400 LOWER GROUND FLOOR ONE PLAN
FLOOR LEVEL :
FLOOR
LOWER GROUND FLOOR TWO PLAN ANXIETY DISORDERS SECTION DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS SECTION CHILDRENS SPECIAL WARD NURSES STATION PHARMACY POWER LAUNDRY PATIENT CIRCULATION PATIENT CIRCULATION STAFF CIRCULATION STAFF CIRCULATION Childrens special ward with seperate toilet blocks 10 no. of wards. Nurse station with close proximity with all rooms of childrens special wards Laundry area with machinery aand dry cleaning, dirty linen and clean linen collection point. Service dock for vehicle loading of pharamaceutical drugs
FLOOR AREA : 3451 M2
-3.45 M FLOOR AREA : 1620 M2
LEVEL : -6.75M
