B. Arch portfolio

A COMPILATION OF MY SELECTED ACADEMIC AND PERSONAL WORKS

a r c h i t e c t u r a l P O R T F O L I O M

R

I

N

A

L

I

G

O

K

A

N

I

1

02

A COMPILATION OF MY SELECTED ACADEMIC AND PERSONAL WORKS

a r c h i t e c t u r a l P O R T F O L I O M

R

I

N

A

L

I

G

O

K

A

N

I

03

mrinali rajesh gokani

EDUCATION 2011-2016

Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute For Architecture and Environment Studies

-Bachelor of architecture OBJECTIVE Seeking position of an 2009-2011 intern for completion Chauhan Institute of B.Arch course. of Science

(Mithibai College)

-Higher Secondary Certificate

CONTACT

E X P E R I E N C E E X C H A N G E S COMPETITIONS

2011 FIRST YEAR

2012

mrinaligokani 1999-2009 @gmail.com Jamnabai Narsee School

-Upto grade 10(ICSE)

SECOND YEAR

+91 9819183861 Flat No. 7, 3rd floor, Agarbattiwala Bldg, 21, Prathana Samaj Road, Vile Parle (east).

Mumbai. India.

SKILL-SET Technical

Hand drafting, Pen/pencil sketching, Inking, Painting, Model making(laser-cut and handmade) Measure drawing, Basic carpentry

2013 THIRD YEAR

2014

-Auto-desk

Photoshop, InDesign, Project ROME

-Adobe

FOURTH YEAR

04

English Hindi Gujarati Marathi

-Microsoft Office

“Other Histories” The Tongji University, Shanghai

Gold Medal-domestic level

represented India in the international competition

Project published in the college newsletter

Freelancing for 3Dmodel +rendering

-Google

Rhinoceros 3D with grasshopper (basic) Artlantis Power point, Word, Excel

Second Rank-Architectural design First Rank -Humanities Same Same 2013 Urban Studies Exchange Program

2015

Sketchup

LANGUAGES

-GAFA Institute, Guangzhou -SIFA, Chongqing -Shanghai University

Asian Contest for Architectural Rookies PVP College, Pune.

Dalian University,China.

Software

Auto-cad, Sketchbook

Exchange Program/ workshop

FIFTH YEAR

2016

-for AK Architects: Amritha Karnakar

Shortlisted as top 50 works -Gu Ming Zhai Village International Students Design Competition- 2015

S T

T R

U I

D P

Y INSTITUTIONAL W O R K S H O P S D E S I G N S A C T I V I T Y S T U D I O S E X H I B I T I O N Broken Objects Pen Stand.

Harihareshwar

Maharashtra. pacing/basic mapping/ documentation

Understanding Pavilions

The Narrative Canvas Documenting Harihareshwar work exhibited in the annual KRVIA exhibition

Barcelona Pavilion.

Photography Winter workshop

Origami

Monsoon workshop

Yuksom

Sikkim. survey-leveling/measure drawing/ documentation

Bayul Demazong

Documenting Yuksom, Khecheopalri and Tashiding Part of the team work exhibited and published

Ahemdabad

Thailand. condition study/mapping Part of the study-trip organizing committee

Nashik

-by Neha Kudchadkar Winter workshop

Grasshopper

Food - “Khao Galli�

-elective by Dishita Turakhia

-by Mufaddal Shabbir Husein Winter workshop

Platform for Asian Architecture and Urbanism - PAAU

-by Apurva Parikh

Maharashtra. condition study/mapping

-KRVIA,Mumbai,India -Silpakorn University,Bangkok,Thailand

Bhopal

-Tunghai University,Taichung,Taiwan

Madhya Pradesh. condition study/mapping

Winter workshop + exchange -GAFA Institute, Guangzhou -SIFA, Chongqing -Shanghai University

Ceramic

Gujarat.

Building study

Bangkok

Sino Indian Urban design

co-conducted a student workshop on ceramics.

B. Tech

Monsoon workshop

Bhoj Moderne

-by Mufaddal Shabbir Husein Winter workshop

Constructing Narratives Harihareshwar, Maharashtra.

What Can Architecture do for?

Sunset

Annex to the Trust

Madhavbaugh, Mumbai.

Bayul Demazong Yuksom, Sikkim.

Alternate Healing and research Institute - syntax Vajreshwari, Maharashtra.

Indian Diaspora Community Center

Canal Site, Bangkok, Thailand.

Housing as Habitat temporary housing for kumbh mela Tapovan, Nashik.

A Memorial/Disaster Management Institute

Gas Tragedy Site, Bhopal, M.P.

Post Modern Architecture -elective by Ateya Korakiwala

PETS

-Teaching Assistant First year introductory workshop

Design Dissertation Celebration in Transition BDD Chawl, Worli, Mumbai..

05

Memorial architectural design

Converging Layers architectural design

The Kumbh Comb architectural design

Celebration in Transition design dissertation

The Dissolving Grid architectural design

Chunking The Chaos architectural design

Madhav Baugh Annex architectural design

Weaving center architectural design

S E M - I X SEM-VIII S E M - V I I S E M - V I S E M - V S E M - l V S E M - l l I S E M - l l

50

38

08

46

22

44

56

16

68

32

72

64

66

76

70

78

SEM - lX SEM - lX SEM - lX S E M - V I I S E M - V I S E M - V S E M - l V SEM-l/II PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

1000 X 350 DIAGRID BEAM 50mm CONCRETE COVER 12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

CANAL

1870

265

FLOATING 1840 MARKET

1860

415

1790

1815

Construction Auditorium Advanced Slabs

675

930

MULTIPURPOSE HALL +5.7 M

1180

350

910

1430

12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM DETAIL OF TYPICAL BAY REINFORCEMENT 1595

1635

1025

1550

1140

SC 1:50 8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM

1500

1450

8mm center STIRRUPS 8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT 8mm 1355beam STIRRUPS1460 AT 100mm centers

1250

1675

REINFORCEMENT

1560

84

85

+6m

1670

1760

350

1885

0 50

5

150

150

150

1000

150 1000 GREEN ROOM

workshop

rehersal room

VISITOR PARKING

toilet block

UNLOADING DECK

store room

security

SITE PLAN

-2m

-1m -2m

-4m

-1m

-1m 0.0m 0.0m

-4m

0.0m

WAFFLE SLAB

12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT 8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

EMERGENCY EXIT

+0.6M AC PLANT ROOM

ENTRY

+0.45M

TOILET BLOCK

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

UP

+1.5 M

+0.45M ENTRANCE

+2.7m

SERVICE ENTRANCE

WAITING UP

EXIT LOBBY

OFFICE TOILET BLOCK

+.6m FIRE EXIT

FIRE EXIT

+.45

AIR LOCK LOBBY

AIR LOCK LOBBY

APPRON +1.35

ROAD

entry

+1.5 M

ROAD

CAFE

+1.5 M

waiting

UGT

BOX OFFICE

WAITING

ADMIN

BACKSTAGE

+1.5 M

+1.35

EXIT

exit VIP PARKING

GREEN ROOM

VIP ROOM

toilet block

GREEN ROOM

workshop

rehersal room

VISITOR PARKING

toilet block

Miscellaneous

8mm beam STIRRUPS

security

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

8nos. 16mmPRODUCED DIAGRID BEAM

BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT REINFORCEMENT 4nos. 18mm PERIPHERY BEAM REINFORCEMENT

UNLOADING DECK

store room

security

SC 1:200

MAIN ROAD

SITE PLAN

KEY P

DIAGRID SLAB

-3m

-2.0m

bamboo plantation -4m

50mm CONCRETE COVER 4nos. 18mm PERIPHERY BEAM REINFORCEMENT 8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT 12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT

SPACE FRAMES

8mm column STIRRUPS 00

LOBBY

ENTRY ENTRANCE LOBBY EXHIBITION

GROCERY

SC 1:10 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

4200

-2m

50MM DIA WEB CHORD

150 150

FOB

4200

850

4200

ROAD UGT

+1.35

toilet block

security

SC 1:200

DETAIL AT - A

3700

4200

AIR LOCK LOBBY

BACKSTAGE

GREEN ROOM

VIP ROOM

MAIN ROAD

-2m

50

+1m

UP

EXIT LOBBY

FIRE EXIT

+.45

APPRON +1.35

EXIT VIP PARKING

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

450

16 97 0

85

20MM DIA TOR STEEL BEAM REINFORCEMENT 8MM DIA STIRRUPS

+.6m

AIR LOCK LOBBY

BOX OFFICE

WAITING

+1.5 M

8485

75MM DIA TOP CHORD

175x25 COMPRESSION RING OF 4000MM DIA

AC PLANT ROOM

+0.45M

SERVICE ENTRANCE

UP

ROAD

+1.5 M

ADMIN

100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

150

0.0m

TOILET BLOCK

+2.7m

OFFICE

FIRE EXIT

CAFE

waiting

exit

-3m

WAFFLE SLAB SECTION SC 1:50

84

450

0.0m

25MM CONCRETE COVER

B

15 MM TRANSLUCENT ACRYLIC SHEET 50 X 75 BOX SECTION

ENTRY

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

WAITING

entry

+1.5 M

EMERGENCY EXIT

+1.5 M

STORAGE

DETAIL AT B - SECTION SC 1:10

300x25 PLATE

EMERGENCY EXIT

+0.6M

ENTRY

ENTRANCE LOBBY

+0.45M

ENTRANCE

GROCERY

LAYING OF REINFORCEMENT IN WAFFLE MOULDS 500

AND 16970 FORMWORK ASSEMBLY

TOILET BLOCK

STORAGE

1000x500 PERIPHERY BEAM

1210

LOBBY

+1.5 M

+1.5 M

SPIDER CLAMP

100

50 0

12MM DIA TOR STEEL SLAB REINFORCEMENT BOTHWAYS

150 MM DIA PVC DOWNTAKE PIPE

EMERGENCY EXIT

TRANSIT STOP

EXHIBITION

FRP MOULDS 150 THK. BRICK BAT COBA 25MM PLASTER

CANAL

FLOATING MARKET

B

8485

1210

240

CANAL

FLOATING MARKET

TRANSIT STOP

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

624

CANAL

12mm SLAB REINFORCEMENT

12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT

75x75 MM ANGLE CLEAT

CANAL

A

Working Drawing Load Bearing

25MM THK BASE PLATE

250

84 8 100

-2.0m

800X 330 RCC GUTTER

3200

100

150

3000

bamboo plantation -4m

820

150 THK RCC PARDI

8MM DIA ALTERNATE CROSS LINK

SILICONE SEALANT 1210

150

150

Exchange The Other Histories

950

16MM DIA TOR STEEL RIB REINFORCEMENT

750 150mm SLAB 25mm CONCRETE COVER

150

0 97 16

150 150 150

570

SC 1:500

150

330 SITE PLAN

300

75MM DIA BOTTOM CORD DETAIL AT A - SECTION 100 MM DIA SC 1:10SPHERICAL NODE

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL 1000 ACROSS WAFFLE RIB

1210

1000

SC 1:200

MAIN ROAD

3500 4050

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

4200

3000

0.0m

+3m

:

security

FOB

0

97

85

84

85 85 84

+1m

4200

3700

3500 4050

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

84

-1m

0.0m

SC 1:100 PORTION OF SPACE FRAME WITH ROOF COVERING

VISITOR PARKING

store room

8nos. 20mm COLUMN REINFORCEMENT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

-2m

-4m

KEY SECTION

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1300

workshop

rehersal room

UNLOADING DECK

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

270

-3m

-1m -3m

-4m

C 150

GREEN ROOM toilet block

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

(RIDGE PIECE DETAIL)

350

-2m

B

RAMMED EARTH

.

+1.35

toilet block

security

300

8MM DIA ALTERNATE STEEL LINK

SC 1:10

A -2m

150 THK UP-TURN PARDI

150

175

J - BOLT

300

DETAIL AT - A

BACKSTAGE EXIT

VIP ROOM

12

120

50x50x5mm L-SECTION

ROAD

VIP PARKING

B

175

SOLID EARTH

AIR LOCK LOBBY

UGT

GREEN ROOM

12

1300

150 275 A'

EXIT LOBBY

FIRE EXIT

+.45 APPRON +1.35

800 650

175

SLAB REINFORCEMENT RAMMED EARTH A SC 1:50

10MM DIA S.S. TENSION CABLE

+.6m AIR LOCK LOBBY

4 62

100

12 12

75

8485

250

+1.5 M

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

SC 1:50

12MM DIA TOR STEEL SLAB REINFORCEMENT BOTHWAYS

.

SOLID EARTH

200x200mm BOX SECTION (BOTTOM CORD)

12MM THK BOX POLYCARBONATE 300 MM BUILT-UP PURLIN @1000 C/C 50x75x5mm ANGLE CLEAT

R140

480

8485

S.S. CLASP

ADMIN

exit

120 BRICK WALL BURNT

1880 300 MM BUILT-UP PURLIN

BURNT BRICK WALL

SERVICE ENTRANCE

UP

OFFICE

BOX OFFICE

WAITING

8MM DIA STIRRUPS

80MM M.S. BRACING

SC 1:200 @1000 CENTERS

+2.7m WAITING

FIRE EXIT

+1.5 M

ALTERNATE CRANKED 20MM DIA TOR STEEL BEAM AND STRAIGHT REINFORCEMENT AT 150 C - C REINFORCEMENT

:

100x100mm BOX SECTION (BOTTOM CORD)

KEY PLAN

+0.45M ENTRANCE

ROAD

CAFE

waiting

stack

trolley

0 24

50x50x5mm L-SECTION 50x75x5mm ANGLE CLEAT 20x300mm END PLATE 200x200mm BOX SECTION(TOP CORD) 300 MM BUILT-UP PURLIN @1000 CENTERS

ROAD

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONA

50

+1.5 M

+1.5 M

350

240

300 200

5mm THK ACRYLC ROOF SHEETS 1.2x2.4m

CAFE

waiting

stac

+1.5 M

0

100

50x75x5mm ANGLE CLEAT

50x50x5mm L-SECTION

200x200mm BOX SECTION ADMIN (TOP CORD)

k

ey

troll

exit

50

300 50

+1.5 M

50 75

entry

GROCERY

up

:

.

UP

TOILET BLOCK

STORAGE

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM 50MM DIAREINFORCEMENT END CHORD 12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER 50MM DIAREINFORCEMENT WEB CHORD

.

8mm center STIRRUPS

DETAIL AT B - PLAN : SC 1:10

1880

+0.45M

TOILET BLOCK

+1.5 M

ROAD DIA TOP CHORD 75MM

25mm CONCRETE COVER 50 X 75 BOX SECTION

12 12

200

GROCERY

up

ENTRY

800

350

145

B'

entry

Exhibition Bayul Demazong

EMERGENCY EXIT

AC PLANT ROOM

12mm SLAB REINFORCEMENT SPIDER CLAMP

DETAIL PLAN

8mm beam STIRRUPS 1000 X 350 DIAGRID BEAM 710 X 240 PERIPHERY BEAM 50mm CONCRETE COVER 4nos 18mm TOR PERIPHERY BEAM REINFORCEMENT

+0.6M

100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE 100mm SLAB

DETAIL OF NODE JUNCTION SC 1:5 KEY PLAN SECOND FLOOR SC 1:200

SC 1:5

LOBBY

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

8mm CENTER STIRRUPS

12MM THK BOX POLYCARBONATE

RIDGE PIECE J - BOLT 20mm PIN

EMERGENCY EXIT

Construction Steel Trusses

87째

350

650 145

J - BOLT

45째

+4.5 M

50 waiting

Freelancing Landscape Amritha Karnakar 5

A

STORAGE

8 84

11100

DICRAFT 2.0m

85

0

bamboo plantation -4m

00

84

1560

CANAL

DETAIL AT A - PLAN SC 1:10

+1.5 M

ENTRY

50

100 45째

dn

DETAIL OF NODE JUNCTION

19000

SC 1:500

FLOATING MARKET

TRANSIT STOP

EXHIBITION

IMMIGRATION

+5.1 85 M 8475

dn

97

C'

GROCERY

0

97

16

KEY PLAN

4500

50MM DIA WEB CHORD

ENTRANCE LOBBY

16

1460

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT (bent sideways)

50 X 75 BOX SECTION

CANAL

75MM DIA TOP CHORD

12 12

WALKWAY WITH PORTAL FRAME AND CLAD WITH POLYCARBONATE SHEETS

9000 2400

50 X 75 BOX SECTION

12

300

00

100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

12

3400 6800 300

15 MM TRANSLUCENT ACRYLIC SHEET

12

168

0

12

11350

168 300 300

97

75

+1.5 M

2010

16

FLOATING MARKET

TRANSIT STOP

reception

1355

SPIDER CLAMP SILICONE SEALANT

SPIDER CLAMP

12

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

CANAL

1250

15 MM TRANSLUCENT ACRYLIC SHEET 10

12

+3m

stalls

84

Competition Gu Ming Zhai Village

ceramic +1m

SILICONE SEALANT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

85

Construction Space Frames &Portal

1140

50MM DIA WEB CHORD 75MM DIA BOTTOM CHORD

+1.5 M

85 84

+3m

+1m

1025

75MM DIA TOP CHORD

TRANSIT STOP

24000

+1m

+4m

910

16

Construction Folded Plate Roof

75MM DIA TOP CHORD

50MM DIA WEB CHORD 75MM DIA BOTTOM CHORD 100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

+5m

100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

4178 10

08

The roads are laid and electricity is paid, a grid is set on land, With water supply lines and drainage signs the city grows from sand.

The akhada is full and the bhajans start to lull with a hefty crowd around, When the babas preach and physical endurance is reached, countless followers will surround.

The city breaks as the sins it takes, all washed by d shore, A moment later with polluted water, flowers, ashes and more.

The grid disappears and silence whispers in a cold distant tone, With nothing left but memories wellkept the city is now gone.

C O M B

When the festival is on and all pain is gone, the river is now celebrated.

The land is filled but no enthusiasm killed, the city is now saturated,

K U M B H

The seekers flock and sadhus dock, their tents and camps on site, The banks are wet and langar is set as the city becomes tight.

T H E

A dream spun and magic begun, the land of Kumbh emerges, From the soil below and winds mellow, the mighty Godavri purges.

09

THE KUMBH COMB Temporary housing for Kumbh Mela, Tapovan, Nashik, Maharashtra.

AREA:10,000sq.mt.

PROGRAM:

tents(350 units) sanitary blocks langar spaces kitchen/storage multipurpose halls ngo/govt helpdesk police booth medical units fire stations markets

INTENT:

The studio started with macro level schemes to be proposed for the master plan while simultaneously trying to incorporate them at both the cluster and at the unit level as one integrated idea.

CONCERN:

1)To break the rigidity and linearity of the proposed layout for kumbh 2015, Nashik.

2)Segregating use of spaces and roads as per hierarchy of function to prevent overcrowding.

3)The fractal modules redistribute the density and maintain a balance between the built and open spaces.

4)An attempt to create a planning scheme that is structured by the periphery roads but is free to take form as per the constraints within the site boundary.

10

semester VII ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

P ro g r e s s i o n o f t h e f ra c t a l

semester VII ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

11

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KITCHEN/STORE

KITCHEN/STORE

DINING HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

DINING HALL FIRE STATION

DINING HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

FIRE STATION

KITCHEN/STORE

STORE

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

DINING HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

DINING HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

HOSPITAL

STORE

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

STORE

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

PARKING

MARKETS

DINING HALL

MARKETS

DINING HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

KITCHEN/STORE

DINING HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

DINING HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

STORE

STORE

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

DINING HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

HOSPITAL

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

LTIPURPOSE HALL

ROOF SECTOR PLAN HOSPITAL

BATUK HANUMAN TEMPLE COMPLEX

PARKING

PARKING

MARKETS

STORE

HOSPITAL BATUK HANUMAN TEMPLE COMPLEX

BATUK HANUMAN TEMPLE COMPLEX PARKING

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

SECTION A-A' THROUGH SECTOR

MARKETS

STORE MULTIPURPOSE HALL

STORE MULTIPURPOSE HALL

STORE MULTIPURPOSE HALL

FIRE STATION STORE

FIRE STATION

DINING HALL

DINING HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

MULTIPURPOSE HALL KITCHEN/STORE

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

KITCHEN

TEMPLE COMPLEX

TEMPLE COMPLEX

DINING HALL

TEMPLE COMPLEX

KITCHEN/STORE

SECTION B-B' THROUGH

PUMPING STATION

PUMPING STATION

DINING HALL MULTIPURPOSE HALL

KITCHEN/STORE

STORE

DINING HALL KITCHEN/STORE

IR TEMPLE X

SURPARNAKHA TEMPLE COMPLEX

RAM KUTIR TEMPLE COMPLEX

PUMPING STATION

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

STORE

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

STORE

SURPARNAKHA TEMPLE COMPLEX

RAM KUTIR TEMPLE COMPLEX

SC 1:2000

MASTER PLAN

SC 1:2000

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

semester VII PLAN DESIGN 12MASTER ARCHITECTURAL

SECTION C-C' THROUGH SEC

MASTER PLAN

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDU

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

CLUSTER PLAN second SECONDfloor FLOOR CLUSTER PLAN CLUSTER PLAN roof level

SC 1:200

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

GROUND FLOOR SECTOR PLAN

+ 3.00M

SC 1:500

SC 1:500

ROOF CLUSTER PLAN

+ 6.60M + 3.00M + 0.450M

SECTION B-B' THROUGH SECTOR

SC 1:500

+ 6.60M + 3.00M + 0.450M

SECTION C-C' THROUGH SECTOR

SC 1:500

+ 6.60M SC 1:200

+ 3.00M

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

H SECTOR

SC 1:200

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

+ 6.60M

SECTION A-A' THROUGH SECTOR

DINING HALL

SC 1:

GROUND FLOOR SECTOR PLAN

+ 0.450M

N/STORE

SECTION B-B' THROUGH SECTOR

+ 0.450M

SC 1:500

+ 6.60M + 3.00M + 0.450M

CTOR

SC 1:200

+ 6.60M + 3.00M

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

+ 0.450M

SECTION C-C' THROUGH SECTOR SC 1:1000

SC 1:200

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

N

ROOF SECTOR PLAN

SECTOR PLAN ground floor

GROUND FLOOR SECTOR PLAN

SC 1:500

SC 1:200

FIRST FLOOR CLUSTER PLAN

SECTION A-A' THROUGH SECTOR

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

R

GROUND FLOOR CLUSTER PLAN

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

ROOF SECTOR PLAN

TOILET

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

E

SECTOR PLAN roof level

CLUSTER PLAN ground floor CLUSTER PLAN first floor

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

BATHROOM

semester VII ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

13

UNIT PLAN ground floor

UNIT PLAN second floor

UNIT PLAN first floor

typology 1 and 2 HOUSING MODULES typology 3

UNIT PLAN ground floor

14

semester VII ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

UNIT PLAN roof level

AMENITY kitchen/storage

AMENITY market module

AMENITY langar hall/ multipurpose halls

AMENITY police/ ngo helpdesk

AMENITY service block

semester VII ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

15

FOLDED PLATE ROOF construction AREA:500 sq.mt.

INTENT:

PROGRAM:

180 sq.mt.

To resolve a large span structure with a folded plate roof in reinforced concrete.

langar spaces/ multipurpose halls kitchen/storage

To identfy ridge and valley points and provide necesary reinforcements for the same.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

2000

450

2000

E:\Building Construction\CONST MRINALI\FoldedPlate.jpg

7600 6600 3500 600 D

ILLUSTRATION OF FOLDED PLATE

ELEVATION

SC 1:100 .

200mm THK FOLDED PLATE SLAB RIDGE (HIGH POINT)

25mm EXTERNAL PLASTER MEMBRANE WATERPROFING

VALLEY (LOW POINT)

: RCC FOLDED PLATE

RCC FOLDED PLATE IN SECTION

500

RCC GUTTER

300

CONCRETE GUTTER

ROOF PLAN

SC 1:250

150

200

100

PLINTH LINE

470 DRIP MOULD

DIAPHRAM GIRDER 400 X 1500mm

100 X 75mm T.W. WINDOW FRAME WOODEN LOUVERS

D B'

OCTAGONAL COLUMN 520mm dia BRICK WALL 230mm thk

8150

6695

1520

7320

7000

RCC FOLDED PLATE

SC 1:200

RCC FOLDED PLATE IN SECTION

RCC GUTTER PLINTH LINE RCC FOOTING PEDESTAL

2520

500

8150

4075

400 X 1500 MM DIAPHRAM GIRDER

6845

A'

6060

C

SECTION B-B'

SC 1:200

ROOF OVERHANG

7000

26180

A

16mm DIA TOR STEEL SLAB REINFORCEMENT AT 150 CENTERS

20mm DIA TOR STEEL ADDITIONAL REINFORCEMENT

B'

13690

C'

520mm DIA OCTAGONAL COLUMN

100 X 75mm T.W. WINDOW FRAME

RIDGE LINE

25mm EXTERNAL PLASTER

230mm THK BRICK WALL

B LANGAR HALL

25mm TOR STEEL 6NOS.TOP BARS DIAPHRAM GIRDERREINFORCEMENT

4390

200mm WIDE PLINTH

2000

RCC GUTTER PLINTH LINE

2000

RCC FOOTING PEDESTAL

3500

15mm INTERNAL PLASTER

1100

ROOF OVERHANG

D'

RCC FOLDED PLATE IN SECTION

RCC FOLDED PLATE

1500

VALLEY LINE

7000

FLOOR PLAN

SECTION A-A'

SECTION C-C'

8mm DIA STIRRUPS

SC 1:200

1500 24mm TOR STEEL ADDITIONAL REINFORCEMENT

20mm DIA TOR STEEL ADDITIONAL REINFORCEMENT

400 X 1500 MM DIAPHRAM GIRDER

16mm DIA TOR STEEL SLAB REINFORCEMENT AT 150 CENTERS

BULL NOSE

VALLEY PORTION

200

SC 1:200

500X300mm R.C.C. GUTTER MEMBRANE WATERPROFING 25mm EXTERNAL PLASTER BULL NOSE

500

200

200

FOLDED PLATE

150

225 300 450

100mm DIA PVC DOWNTAKE PIPE 16mm TOR STEEL FOLDED PLATE SLAB REINFORCEMENT AT 150 CENTERS 8mm STEEL STIRRUPS RIDGE PORTION

350 X 500 R.C.C GUTTER

PART PLAN AT D

16

SHOWING FOLDED PLATE REINFORCEMENT

semester IX CONSTRUCTION

16mm DIA TOR STEEL SLAB REINFORCEMENT AT 150 CENTERS

400

25mm TOR STEEL 6NOS.BOTTOM BARS DIAPHRAM GIRDERR EINFORCEMENT

570 25mm CONCRETE COVER 8mm DIA STIRRUPS

75

300 mm THK TIE BEAM 100 X 75mm T.W. WINDOW FRAME BEEDING PATTI 20mm THK TOUGHENEND GLASS WINDOW

SC 1:50 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KITCHEN

8150 11060

BRICK BAT COBA

3500

500mm TOP ROOF OVERHANG

FOLDED PLATE 200mm

2000

RCC FOOTING PEDESTAL

75

SLOPE OF THE FOLDED PLATE

BRICK WALL RCC

450 800

500 800

16mm DIA TOR STEEL GUTTER REINFORCEMENT

100 100mm DIA DOWNTAKE PIPE 75mm BBC LAID TO SLOPE

PART SECTION A-A'

SC 1:10

semester IX CONSTRUCTION

17

3D model & rendering Amritha Karnakar Architects, Amritha Karnakar.

AREA:140sq.mt.

PROGRAM:

Terrace garden for a high-rise residential

INTENT:

To construct a basic 3d model for the design given along with necessary hard and soft landscape elements.

To produce conceptual drawing for the landscape strategies.

To create rendered views with appropriate sciography and lighting effects.

18

semester IX FREELANCING

semester IX FREELANCING

19

The idea of the grid formed by the vaults in plan has an exciting overlay of spaces experienced by the visitor that seem to unfold at right angles as one moves through long slender spine topped by a semicircular vaulted roof sliced at intervals to bring in light inside the spaces.

The grid slowly begins to dissolve within these spaces to form a one point perspective to highlight the importance of these unfolding experiences held within.

Also to highlight the deviation in grid of the residential block, the plan has been transformed into two point perspective that adds character to the open courtyard and the visual experience of the amphitheater.

20

semester V BUILDING PAMPHLET

GANDHI LABOUR INSTITUTE semester V BUILDING PAMPHLET

21

T h a i l a n d P a h u r a t Canal Site As Thailand continues to grow, the cityscape accommodates all of the Thai culture within it and the country is a true amalgamation of the past as well as the future.

22

T h a i l a n d ’ s Little India and home to Asian immigrants, Pahurat hardly fails to enchant a traveler with its vivid colorful chaos The smell of Asian cuisine and the sight of the f l a m b oya n t g a r m e n t s .

Lined with concrete walls on either side the canal is much more than a backyard The nature of the intermediate bridges establish connections across the site with both the Indian and Thai communities and the canal itself.

BANGKOK

NARRATIVE 23

CHUNKING S O

It must be sensitive to initial (the butterfly Small differences in initial (such as those due to rounding numerical computation) yield diverging outcomes for such systems, rendering prediction impossible in

24

conditions effect) conditions errors in widely dynamical long-term general.

It must be topologically mixing Topological mixing (or topological transitivity) means that the system will evolve over time so that any given region or open set of its phase space will eventually overlap with any other given region.

Its periodic orbits must be dense Density of periodic orbits means that every point in the space is approached arbitrarily closely by periodic orbits.

SYNOCHAOSTHESIA

C

H

A

For a dynamical system to be classified as chaotic, it must have the following properties

Grouping together of connected entities having strong associations with one another so that they can be stored or processed as a single conscept.

An acute disorder in the human nervous system due to sensory overload caused by simultaneous bombardment of multiple stimuli on the human senses such as sight, smell, touch, taste, hearing etc. resulting in complete and abrupt malfunction of the above .

CHUNKING THE CHAOS

Onfirstencounterthesitepresentsitself asadynamicsystemaseriesofstimuli thatentanglesitselfwithoneanother andthesitearoundleavingthe e n t r a n t p e r p l exe d a n d d i s l o c a t e d Themindthenbeginstheactof c hunkingthesiteintostrategically smallersystemsasanattemptto understandthecomplexityofthesite Theprojectisamanifestationofthisidea ofchunkingthechaosonsitetheforcesfor t h e c h u n k i n g c u t t h ro u g h t h e p ro j e c t creatingatransitionthatconnectsthetwo lifelinesofBangkokiethecanalandthe roadthesecutsarefur theramplified byscoopingoutoftheresidualvolumes thatcutopentorevealtheinternalchaos ofthesiteheldwithinthestr ucture

25

CHUNKING THE CHAOS Indian diaspora community center, Canal site, Bangkok, Thailand.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PLOT AREA:2,300sq.mt BUILT UP:6,500sq.mt PROGRAM:

chaotic mass

transit connection black box theater,exhibition/community halls grocery, cafe, hairdresser, library, indoor games classrooms, guest rooms, dormitory, gymnasiums, health PRODU CED care

BY A N AU security,immigration TOD ESK cell, Indian newspaper EDU CAT press, Indian radio ION AL P ROD station, UC

ED

DUC

ODE

SK

EDU

ION

AL P

KE

DUC

ATIO

NAL

CAT

PAHURAD RD.

PAHURAD RD.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRO

D BY

DUC

ED

BY A

PRO DUC E

NA

connectors

connections

SK E

outcome

P

T

ODE SK

EDU

CAT

ION AL

T

DUC

PRO

EXISTING alley networks

D

semester VI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

AUT

UCA TION AL

26

AN

A N A UTO DE

The core intent, then is to consciously establish a relation between IDEA and FORM ( and by extension FUNCTION) and to demonstrate architectures ability to communicate, not singularly or simplistically but in a complex, miltulayered manner.

BY

scooped volumes

UTO DES

To develop a set of components put together towards specific programatic, social and cultural mix i.e. a mix of diasporic and local values.

DUC

PRO

How does architecture perform such a role - that of creating one identity but also retain another one at the same time?

PRO

T

T

INTENT:

forces of c hunking

PORPOSED alley networks

ROD

UCT

A P P R O A C H : On first encounter, the site presents itself as a dynamic system- a series of stimuli that entangles itself with one another and the site around leaving the entrant perplexed and dislocated.

The mind then begins the act of chunking the site into strategically smaller systems as an attempt to understand the complexity of the site.

The project is a manifestation of this idea of chunking the chaos on site.

The forces for the chunking (alley ways) cut through the project creating a transition that connects the two lifelines of Bangkok (i.e. the canal and the road).

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

These cuts are further amplified by scooping out of the residual volumes that cut open to reveal the internal chaos of the site held within the structure.

The circulation cores are exposed through these cuts and overlook alleys and keep one connected with the chaotic site while at the same time ensuring enough breathable light and ventilation to the dense site.

The skin defines the cuts by creating a direct visual connect to the canal at the same time exands and contracts to let one into the programs, thus createating a scondary transition area between the tight porgramatic space and the vacant thoroughfare.

semester VI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

27

28

semester VI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

SECTION A-A’

SECTION B-B’

SOUTH ELEVATION

BASEMENT LEVEL PLAN

BLOCK 1 ELEVATION semester VI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

29

30

semester VI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Series of strip sections through the alley showing the transition of the lanes as one moves from the busy Phahurat street towards the canal.

semester VI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

31

Bconstruction A S E M E N T AREA: 2,100 sq.mt.

INTENT:

To resolve the basement with parking efficiency using pile and raft foundation.

9

30MM WATERPROOFING

8

7

8

10

9

11

13

12

6000

SC 1:500

6000 15

16

17

18

5 NEWS PAPER

NEWS PAPER

AV / COMP LAB

CLASSROOM

COMBINED PILE CAP FOR LIFT SHAFT 8Nos. 400 DIA PILES

RADIO

RADIO

19

LIBRARY

GROCERY

5

230 THK BRICK WALL

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

6000 4

3

3 6000

KEY SECTION A - A' SC 1:500

6000 20

5

IMMIGRATION

6000 3

6000

3

6000

4

IMMIGRATION

GROCERY

ADMIN

6000

.

:

150THK CONCRETE TOE

LIBRARY

4

GROCERY

30

2

2

INDIAN NEWSPAPER

2

2

A

1 6000 B'

6000

A

B

6000 C

6000 42000 D

3000 6000

6000 E

BASEMENT PLAN

F

G

6000 H

B'

A'

6000

GROCERY

1 D

6000

LIBRARY

6000

6000

AV / COMP LAB

1

1

E

J

6000

KEY SECTION B - B' SC 1:500

SC 1:200

A

6000 B

6000

6000 42000 D

C

3000 3000 6000

6000

E

6000

SITE PLAN

SC 1:1500

CANAL

E

RAFT FOUNDATION PLAN

F

G

H

J

CANAL

FLOATING MARKET

EMERGENCY EXIT

LOBBY

EMERGENCY EXIT

+0.6M

TRANSIT STOP

AC PLANT ROOM

+1.5 M

ENTRY

SC 1:200

ENTRANCE LOBBY

ENTRY

+0.45M

TOILET BLOCK

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

UP

EXHIBITION +1.5 M

+0.45M ENTRANCE

+2.7m

SERVICE ENTRANCE

WAITING UP

EXIT LOBBY

OFFICE TOILET BLOCK

STORAGE

+.6m FIRE EXIT

FIRE EXIT

+.45

AIR LOCK LOBBY

AIR LOCK LOBBY

APPRON +1.35

ROAD

entry

GROCERY +1.5 M

CAFE

ROAD

+1.5 M

UGT

BOX OFFICE

WAITING

waiting

BACKSTAGE

ADMIN

+1.5 M

+1.35

EXIT

exit VIP PARKING

GREEN ROOM

VIP ROOM

toilet block

security

+1.5M

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

workshop

rehersal room

VISITOR PARKING

UNLOADING DECK

store room

security

SC 1:200

MAIN ROAD

3900

2400

TRENCH WITH MS GRATING 200 THK RCC SLAB

500 THK RETAINING WALL

-2.4M

500 THK RETAINING WALL

GREEN ROOM toilet block

200 THK RAMP 1:10 SLOPE RAMMED EARTH FILLING

0.0M

B

30MM THK WATERPROOFING

30MM THK WATERPROOFING 230 THK BRICK WALL PILE CAP

230 THK BRICK WALL

LEAN CONCRETE INFILL

LEAN CONCRETE INFILL

PILES

PILE CAP (1500 x 1000) 200 THK RCC SLAB FOR CANAL

SECTION B-B'

-8.8M

SC 1:500

PILE FOUNDATION FOR BASEMENT- KEY PLANS

ADMIN 200 THK RCC SLAB

D

500 THK RETAINING WALL CANAL 30MM THK WATERPROOFING

550MM VENTILATOR

-2.4M

500 THK RETAINING WALL

SUMP

30MM THK WATERPROOFING

230 THK BRICK WALL

230 THK BRICK WALL

TRENCH WITH MS GRATING LEAN CONCRETE INFILL PILE CAP

-7.3M

PART SECTION AT - C

32

GROCERY 200 THK RCC SLAB 500X800 PLINTH BEAM

semester VII CONSTRUCTION

C

1

LEAN CONCRETE INFILL 150 MM CONCRETE TOE

LIFT PIT

PILES

PART SECTION AT - D

A PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

6

45000

14

4

6

500 THK RCC RETAINING WALL 45000

45000 6000

6000

PILE CAP 1500 X 1500 4Nos. 400DIA PILES

42500

KEY PLAN

6

6000

6

5

7

6000

4

7

6000

3

6000

6000

2

1

6000

6000

45500

6000

300 X 600 PRIMARY BEAMS

J

H

6000 3000 3000 135°

9

RAFT SLAB 200 THK

GENERATOR ROOM

G

F 6000

8

150X 300 SECONDARY BEAMS

UP

7

6

E

3000

PILE CAP 1500 X 1500 4Nos. 400DIA PILES

8

PLENUM ROOM

42000 6000 45°

PUMP ROOM

SUMP

9

BMS ROOM

D 6000

135°

3000

3000 6000

C

7

6000

3000

45°

45°

8

5

PUMP

AC PLANT ROOM

6000

EXHAUST ROOM

UGT

9

C

B

A 15500

6500

6000

45°

6000 3000 3000 135°

135°

6000

6000

B

J

H

6000

42000 6000

6000

G

F

6000

6000

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

E

45000 6000

6000

D

6000

C

B

A

SECTION A- A'

SC 1:100

A U D I T O R Iconstruction UM PLOT AREA:1,500sq.mt.

Capacity 350+100 persons

INTENT:

To design an auditorium on a neighboring plot and resolve it in terms of:Entry/exit,Visual angles,Seating capacity,Acoustic To resolve structurally the balcony component of the auditorium.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

CANAL

CANAL

20MM THK CARPET 20MM THK COIR BASE

FLOATING MARKET

UPPER LOBBY EMERGENCY EXIT

EMERGENCY EXIT

LOBBY

AC PLANT ROOM

+1.5 M

ENTRY ENTRANCE LOBBY

ENTRY

+ 7.35m

+0.45M

TOILET BLOCK

UP

EXHIBITION +1.5 M

+0.45M ENTRANCE

UP

REHERSAL ROOM

EXIT LOBBY

OFFICE

+.6m FIRE EXIT

12 DIA CHAIRS AT 150 CENTERS

+3m

STAGE

+ 1.35m + 0.9m + 0.45m

FIRE EXIT

+.45

AIR LOCK LOBBY

12 TOR R/F FOR RAKER SLAB

SERVICE ENTRANCE

WAITING

TOILET BLOCK

STORAGE

+ 4.5 m

+ 4.35m

+2.7m

DOWEL

CONTROLL ROOM

GREEN ROOM

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

100 MM THK RCC PRECAST SLAB

+8.40m

+0.6M

TRANSIT STOP

STORE/ SERVICE ENTRY

DRY CAFE

0.0 M

AIR LOCK LOBBY

APPRON +1.35

8MM DISTRIBUTION R/F

ROAD

entry

GROCERY +1.5 M

ROAD

CAFE

waiting y

UGT

BOX OFFICE

+1.5 M

up

SECTION sc SC 1:200

KEY SECTION

WAITING

stack

trolle

BACKSTAGE

ADMIN

+1.5 M

+1.35

EXIT

exit

299

VIP PARKING GREEN ROOM

VIP ROOM

GREEN ROOM

0

workshop

rehersal room

VISITOR PARKING

toilet block

toilet block

UNLOADING DECK

security

store room

security

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SC 1:500

700

KEY PLAN

100

MAIN ROAD

600X1200 CROSS BEAM UPPER LOBBY

345X1200 RCC COLUMNS

UPPER LOBBY

18 MM TOR FULCRUM BEAM REINFORCEMENT

AHU

ENTRY

EXIT

B

880

150

500

400

700

SECTION THROUGH BALCONY SLAB

SC 1:20

100

+3.0m EXIT

DN

1000

EXIT LOBBY

EXIT EXIT

+.45 AIR LOCK LOBBY

AIR LOCK LOBBY

APPRON

ROAD ROAD

STAGE

VIP PARKING

500

BACKSTAGE

A

toilet block wc

toilet block

wc

SECTION THROUGH RAKER BEAM

SC 1:20

UPPER LOBBY

VISITOR PARKING changing rooms

changing rooms

changing rooms

changing rooms

security

PLAN AT BALCONY LEVEL sc

PLAN AT BALCONY LEVEL

SC 1:200

150MM T.W. HANDRAIL DOWEL

16MM REINFORCEMENT BARS FOR RAKER BEAM

12MM REINFORCEMENT BARS FOR BEAM 8MM DIA LINKS AT 75 CENTERS

8MM DIA LINKS AT 75 CENTERS

12MM REINFORCEMENT BARS FOR SLAB

18MM ACOUSTICAL PLASTER

+8.40m

20MM THK CARPET 20MM THK COIR BASE 100 MM THK RCC PRECAST SLAB 12MM REINFORCEMENT MESH 16 TOR FULCRUM BEAM R/F 12 DIA CHAIRS AT 150 CENTERS

12MM REINFORCEMENT BARS FOR PARAPET WALL

CONTROLL ROOM

8MM DIA LINKA AT 150 CENTERS

+ 4.5 m

16MM REINFORCEMENT BARS FOR RAKER BEAM 8MM DIA LINKS AT 150 CENTERS

12000

+3m

20000

80000

8MM DIA LINKS AT 75 CENTERS 12MM DIA CHAIRS AT150 CENTERS

18 MM TOR FULCRUM BEAM REINFORCEMENT

DRY CAFE

0.0 M

10000 6000

DETAIL AT - B

SC 1:10

DETAIL AT - A

SC 1:10

STRIP SECTION THROUGH BALCONY PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

8MM DIA LINKS AT 150 CENTERS

1000

150x300 RAKER BEAM AT 3000MM CENTERS 500X900 FULCRUM BEAM

345X1200 RCC COLUMNS

SC 1:50

semester VII CONSTRUCTION

33

AUDITO

ADVANCED SLABS

b

FLAT SLAB

ts la

construction AREA: 2,100 sq.mt.

INTENT:

To resolve the basement with flat slab.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT +27.6M +26.7M

EXHAUST ROOM

fla 1

2

3

4

6

5

7

8

3000

PUMP ROOM

9

10

11

12

CLASS ROOMS

17

18

5999

16

19

lift shaft

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

.

: +1.5M 0.00 M

BMS ROOM

SECTION A-A'

GENERATOR ROOM lift shaft

BASEMENT KEY PLAN

SC 1:250

SC 1:200

5999

PLENUM ROOM

GROCERY +5.7M

5999

ELECTRIC ROOM

lift shaft

LIBRARY

-2.40 M

1500

20

+14.1M

+9.9M

5999 45498

15

INDIAN NEWSPAPER +18.3M

13

lift shaft

14

+22.5M

lift shaft

5999

SUMP

5999

AC PLANT ROOM

INDIAN NEWSPAPER

lift shaft

UGT

5999 6000

6000

6000 42500

6000

6000

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN OF FLAT SLAB

6000

B 6000

6000

CANAL

2400

6000

3900

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL OF FLAT SLAB 1250 520 500

A

lift shaft

1500

6000

SLAB STRIP REINFORCEMENT (3000mm) COLUMN STRIP REINFORCEMENT (1500mm)

CANAL

FLOATING MARKET

EMERGENCY EXIT

LOBBY

EMERGENCY EXIT

+0.6M

TRANSIT STOP

AC PLANT ROOM

+1.5 M

ENTRY

SC 1:200

ENTRANCE LOBBY

ENTRY

+0.45M

TOILET BLOCK

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

UP

EXHIBITION +1.5 M

+0.45M ENTRANCE

+2.7m

SERVICE ENTRANCE

WAITING UP

EXIT LOBBY

OFFICE TOILET BLOCK

STORAGE

+.6m FIRE EXIT

FIRE EXIT

+.45

AIR LOCK LOBBY

AIR LOCK LOBBY

APPRON +1.35 GROCERY

ROAD

CAFE

+1.5 M

UGT

BOX OFFICE

WAITING

waiting

12MM INTERNAL PLASTER ON SURFACE

ROAD

entry

+1.5 M

ADMIN

BACKSTAGE

+1.5 M

+1.35

EXIT

exit VIP PARKING

GREEN ROOM

VIP ROOM

toilet block

security

16MM TOR STEEL CAPITAL REINFORCEMENT

PART SECTION A-A'

8MM TOR STEEL LINKS

FOB

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

20MM TOR STEEL COLUMN REINFORCEMENT

GREEN ROOM

workshop

rehersal room

VISITOR PARKING

toilet block

UNLOADING DECK

store room

security

SC 1:200

MAIN ROAD

SC 1:100 SITE PLAN

20MM TOR STEEL COLUMN REINFORCEMENT 8MM TOR STEEL LINKS 25 X 150 SKIRTING 50MM CONCRETE COVER 25MM FLOOR FINISH 25MM MORTAR

8MM TOR STEEL LINKS 500 MM WIDTH COLUMN

50 MM CONCRETE COVER 170 150

719

719

600

8MM TOR STEEL DROP PANNEL REINFORCEMENT 16MM TOR STEEL CAPITAL REINFORCEMENT

449

8MM TOR STEEL LINKS

12 MM TOR STEEL MESH AT 150 C-C BOTH WAYS

FLAT SLAB

20MM TOR STEEL COLUMN REINFORCEMENT

300

16MM TOR STEEL EDGE BEAM REINFORCEMENT

450

8MM TOR STEEL LINKS 528

528

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL OF CAPITAL AND COLUMN SC 1:10

4178 16MM TOR STEEL COLUMN REINFORCEMENT

150

8

8MM TOR STEEL LINKS 500 MM WIDTH COLUMN

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL OF DROP PANEL SC 1:10

34

100

170 100

12 MM TOR STEEL FLAT SLAB REINFORCEMENT 8MM TOR STEEL ADDITIONAL REINFORCEMENT

semester VIII CONSTRUCTION

50 MM CONCRETE COVER 48 500

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL AT - A OF MID COLUMN SC 1:10 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

COLUMN STRIP REINFORCEMENT (1500mm)

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL AT - B OF END COLUMN SC 1:10

48 500

ADVANCED SLABS WAFFLE SLAB construction

AREA: 380 sq.mt.

INTENT:

To resolve the exhibition hall with a waffleslab.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

12 12

CANAL

CANAL

CANAL

FLOATING MARKET

12 12

FLOATING MARKET

EMERGENCY EXIT

12 12

AC PLANT ROOM

ENTRY

ENTRY

+0.45M

TOILET BLOCK

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

UP

85

EXHIBITION +1.5 M

84

12 12

5 48

8

0

97

16

+0.45M ENTRANCE

+2.7m

SERVICE ENTRANCE

WAITING UP

EXIT LOBBY

OFFICE TOILET BLOCK

STORAGE

12 12

+.6m FIRE EXIT

85

+1.5 M

EMERGENCY EXIT

+1.5 M

ENTRANCE LOBBY

TRANSIT STOP

LOBBY +0.6M

TRANSIT STOP

84

FIRE EXIT

+.45

AIR LOCK LOBBY

AIR LOCK LOBBY

APPRON +1.35

ROAD

entry

GROCERY +1.5 M

ROAD

CAFE

12 12

waiting y

UGT

BOX OFFICE

+1.5 M

up

WAITING

stack

trolle

ADMIN

BACKSTAGE

+1.5 M

+1.35

EXIT

exit VIP PARKING

GREEN ROOM

12

VIP ROOM

16

97

0

12

84

toilet block

security

85

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

GREEN ROOM

workshop

rehersal room

VISITOR PARKING

toilet block

UNLOADING DECK

store room

security

SC 1:200

0

97

16

MAIN ROAD

STORAGE

85

84

DETAIL PLAN +1.5 M

ROAD

CAFE

SC 1:500

8MM DIA STIRRUPS

+1.5 M

y

lle

20MM DIA TOR STEEL BEAM REINFORCEMENT

waiting

k

ac

st

100

up

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SITE PLAN

SC 1:50

entry

GROCERY

12MM DIA TOR STEEL SLAB REINFORCEMENT BOTHWAYS

tro

350

ADMIN

+1.5 M

exit

120 175 TRANSIT STOP

16MM DIA TOR STEEL RIB REINFORCEMENT

SC 1:200

350

4200

120

exit

S

SC 1:10

175

450

3700

4200

+1.5 M

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL ACROSS WAFFLE RIB

8485 3500 4050

8485

GROCERY

LAYING OF REINFORCEMENT IN WAFFLE MOULDS

FRP MOULDS AND FORMWORK ASSEMBLY

8MM DIA ALTERNATE STEEL LINK

FOB

100

KEY PLAN

+1.5 M

STORAGE

8MM DIA ALTERNATE CROSS LINK

B

A

1210

1210

1210

1210

WAFFLE SLAB SECTION SC 1:50

WAF

12MM DIA TOR STEEL SLAB REINFORCEMENT BOTHWAYS

SC 1:100

100

450

20MM DIA TOR STEEL BEAM REINFORCEMENT 8MM DIA STIRRUPS

175

150

25MM CONCRETE COVER 100

KEY SECTION

800

100

12MM DIA TOR STEEL MESH BOTH WAYS

150

12MM DIA TOR STEEL SLAB REINFORCEMENT BOTHWAYS

700

350

8MM DIA ALTERNATE STEEL LINK 16MM DIA TOR STEEL RIB REINFORCEMENT 8MM DIA ALTERNATE CROSS LINK

25MM CONCRETE COVER

350 DEEP WAFFLE RIB

8MM DIA ALTERNATE CROSS LINK 16MM DIA TOR STEEL RIB REINFORCEMENT

700

8MM DIA ALTERNATE STEEL LINK 120

1210

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL AT - A SC 1:10

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL AT - B SC 1:10

20MM DIA TOR STEEL BEAM REINFORCEMENT 350

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

350

350

8MM DIA STIRRUPS

700 X 350 PERIPHERY BEAM

REINFORCEMENT DETAIL THROUGH WAFFLE RIB

semester VIII CONSTRUCTION

SC 1:10

35

ADVANCED SLABS DIA-GRID SLAB

construction AREA: 380 sq.mt.

INTENT:

To resolve the multipurpose hall with a diagrid slab.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

1000 X 350 DIAGRID BEAM 50mm CONCRETE COVER 12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT 8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

CANAL 350

FLOATING MARKET

8mm center STIRRUPS 8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

350

MULTIPURPOSE HALL +5.7 M

12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT 8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

0

84

85

8mm beam STIRRUPS AT 100mm centers

16

97

8mm beam STIRRUPS 1000 X 350 DIAGRID BEAM 710 X 240 PERIPHERY BEAM 50mm CONCRETE COVER 4nos 18mm TOR PERIPHERY BEAM REINFORCEMENT

85

TRANSIT STOP

84

+1.5 M

24000

84

0 50

85

00

16

.

8mm center STIRRUPS

:

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT (bent sideways)

10

97

0

85

84 IMMIGRATION

ROAD

+4.5 M

12mm SLAB REINFORCEMENT

dn

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

150

KEY PLAN SECOND FLOOR SC 1:200

150 150 1000

8mm CENTER STIRRUPS 8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

150mm SLAB 25mm CONCRETE COVER CANAL

12mm SLAB REINFORCEMENT

CANAL

FLOATING MARKET

EMERGENCY EXIT

AC PLANT ROOM

ENTRY ENTRANCE LOBBY

150

150

240 624

DETAIL AT A - SECTION SC 1:10

B

UP

+0.45M ENTRANCE

+2.7m

SERVICE ENTRANCE

WAITING UP

EXIT LOBBY

OFFICE TOILET BLOCK

GROCERY +1.5 M

+.6m

ROAD

CAFE

+1.5 M

FIRE EXIT

+.45

AIR LOCK LOBBY

AIR LOCK LOBBY

APPRON +1.35

ROAD UGT

BOX OFFICE

WAITING

waiting

ADMIN

BACKSTAGE

+1.5 M

+1.35

EXIT

exit VIP PARKING

GREEN ROOM

VIP ROOM

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FOB

150

150 150

4nos. 18mm PERIPHERY BEAM REINFORCEMENT

+0.45M

TOILET BLOCK

+1.5 M

entry

toilet block

security

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

ENTRY DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

DRY CAFE/ CANTEEN

EXHIBITION

12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT

ALTERNATE CRANKED AND STRAIGHT REINFORCEMENT AT 150 C - C

EMERGENCY EXIT

+1.5 M

STORAGE

FIRE EXIT

8mm beam STIRRUPS

LOBBY +0.6M

TRANSIT STOP

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

150

150

750

12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT

150

waiting

1000

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

150

100mm SLAB 25mm CONCRETE COVER

dn

150

+5.1 M

150

GROCERY

DETAIL AT B - PLAN SC 1:10

DETAIL AT A - PLAN SC 1:10

GREEN ROOM

workshop

rehersal room

VISITOR PARKING

toilet block

UNLOADING DECK

store room

security

SC 1:200

MAIN ROAD

SITE PLAN

84

85

4

62

DETAIL AT B - SECTION SC 1:10

A

150

B

350

DIAGRID SLAB

97 16

450

3700

4200

8485 3500 4050

3000

0

24

350

4200

0 50

8485

3000

84 85

50mm CONCRETE COVER 4nos. 18mm PERIPHERY BEAM REINFORCEMENT 8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

4178 10

0

12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT

50

C

8nos. 16mm DIAGRID BEAM REINFORCEMENT

4200

1000

12mm TOR STEEL STIFFENER REINFORCEMENT

0

4200

16970

3200

850

SLAB REINFORCEMENT A SC 1:50

8mm column STIRRUPS 8nos. 20mm COLUMN REINFORCEMENT

36

semester VIII CONSTRUCTION

KEY SECTION SC 1:100

keysection PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

DETAIL PLAN SC 1:50

DETAIL AT C - PLAN SC 1:10

semester VIII CONSTRUCTION

37

38

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

GAS TRAGEDY MEMORIAL 39 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

THE

GAS

TRAGEDY

constructive memorial for the gas tragedy victims, Union Carbide Plot, Bhopal, MadhyaPradesh.

AREA:10,000sq.mt.

PROGRAM: memorial

dedicated to the event and its victims

production units

non labour-intensive as alternative income generation. classrooms and workshops.

market/exhibition

for sale of items produced

public forum

pavilion and plaza for public gathering and informal meetings.

node

parking, admin, food court, guestrooms,amphitheater, deck.

INTENT:

Divided into two parts the studio aimed at tackling the design challenges posed by a large scale institutional project.

The first part focused on establishing a master plan as group exercise.

In the second part each student was asked to refer to the master plan and design the institution on any one sector.

CONCERN:

1) Conservation of the residual.

2) Insertion and interconnection

40

semester VII ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

MEMORIAL

CONNECTING the fragmented RUINS

GERMINATION of the CATALYST

GROWTH of CONNECTORS

establishin of NODES

semester VII ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

41

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

1:2500

491.5

LEISURE GARDEN VIEW POINT

TENSILE HALL

OPEN AIR GATHERING SPACE

491.5

492.3

492.3

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

42

semester VII ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

490.0

semester VII ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

43

Sconstruction PA C E

FRAMES

AREA: 1,320 sq.mt.

INTENT:

To resolve the pavilion with spaceframes.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

1885 265

1870 415

1840

1860

675

930

1790

1815

1670

1760

1180

1430

1025

910

SILICONE SEALANT

+4m

+1m

1140

stalls

1250

1460

1355

1560

SPIDER CLAMP

15 MM TRANSLUCENT ACRYLIC SHEET

SILICONE SEALANT

SPIDER CLAMP 50 X 75 BOX SECTION

15 MM TRANSLUCENT ACRYLIC SHEET

100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

50 X 75 BOX SECTION

.

:

50MM DIA WEB CHORD

1880

11350

45째

100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

50

100

reception

50 X 75 BOX SECTION

50

+1m

SC 1:5

SOLID EARTH

50 75

SPIDER CLAMP 50MM DIA END CHORD

87째

DETAIL OF NODE JUNCTION

BURNT BRICK WA

75MM DIA TOP CHORD

45째

75

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

1560

1460

+3m

SC 1:500

1450

1355

75MM DIA TOP CHORD

75

KEY PLAN

SC 1:50

1500

50MM DIA WEB CHORD 75MM DIA BOTTOM CHORD

50MM DIA WEB CHORD 75MM DIA BOTTOM CHORD 100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

ceramic +1m

1550

1250

75MM DIA TOP CHORD

75MM DIA TOP CHORD

+3m

1140

1025

100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

+1m

1595

1675

+6m

+5m

DETAIL OF TYPICAL BAY

1635

910

RAMMED EARTH

250

1300

50MM DIA WEB CHORD

DETAIL OF NODE JUNCTION

SC 1:5

800 300

330

650

570

800

75MM DIA BOTTOM CORD

300 175

100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

950

25MM THK BASE PLATE

250

75x75 MM ANGLE CLEAT

1880

300x25 PLATE 150 THK RCC PARDI 800X 330 RCC GUTTER 150 THK. BRICK BAT COBA

1300

25MM PLASTER

1000

500

150 MM DIA PVC DOWNTAKE PIPE 1000x500 PERIPHERY BEAM

DETAIL AT - A

SC 1:10

-2m -2m

SILICONE SEALANT

-2m

-3m

15 MM TRANSLUCENT ACRYLIC SHEET

-2m

-1m

-4m

SPIDER CLAMP

820

-3m

-1m

bamboo plantation -4m

-1m 0.0m

50 X 75 BOX SECTION

0.0m

100 MM DIA SPHERICAL NODE

-4m

75MM DIA TOP CHORD

-2.0m

0.0m

50MM DIA WEB CHORD

ROOF PLAN

75MM DIA BOTTOM CHORD

SC 1:200

C

DETAIL AT - B

B

SPACE FRAMES

175x25 COMPRESSION RING OF 4000MM DIA

PORTION OF SPACE FRAME WITH ROOF COVERING

PASSIVE THERAPY GROUNDS

0.0m

0.0m

SC 1:10 +1m

+3m

A

+1m -1m

0.0m

0.0m +1m

SCALE- VAR

0.0m

+1m

0.0m

3600 0.0m

24790

41000

5685

15235

+1m

+1m

-1.0m

CYCLE BOOTH 180sqm

44

SC 1:200 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KEY SECTION

semester IX CONSTRUCTION

SITE PLAN SITE PLAN SC 1:2000

SC 1:2000

DWG 03

P O R T A L F R Aconstruction MES AREA: 10,500 sq.mt.

INTENT:

To resolve the structure using portal frames.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KEY SECTION SC 1:250 2010 168

168

3400 6800

300

300

300

WALKWAY WITH PORTAL FRAME AND CLAD WITH POLYCARBONATE SHEETS

300

4500

9000 2400

19000 -1m

EXHIBIT DISPLAY -4m

-2m -3m

-2m

-3m

19000

J - BOLT

-1m

12MM THK BOX POLYCARBONATE

finishing -2.0m

C'

4000

-1m

WORKSHOPS

50x75x5mm ANGLE CLEAT

bamboo plantation -4m

POTTERY & CERAMIC 500sqm

50x50x5mm L-SECTION

0.0m final storage

15000

-4.0m

200x200mm BOX SECTION (TOP CORD)

11100

classroom

HANDICRAFT -2.0m

dn

100x100mm BOX SECTION (BOTTOM CORD)

A

B

0.0m classroom

display 0.0m

80MM M.S. BRACING

WASTE RECYCLE

S

lobby 0.0m +1m

300 MM BUILT-UP PURLIN @1000 CENTERS

dn +1m restrooms

SEWING &TEXTILE

R

PUBLIC FORUM +6m

650

0.0m

145

+1m

RIDGE PIECE J - BOLT 20mm PIN

145

B'

200

12000

+1m

300

240

50 ceramic stalls +1m

+3m

100

+1m

300 200

open courtyard +0.4m

reception

6444 A

11100

R140

480

8000

75

handicraft market

100

J - BOLT

275

0.0m

50x50x5mm L-SECTION

A'

300

DETAIL AT - A

0.0m

recycled products +1m

SC 1:1000

-2m

B

150

+1m

SITE PLAN

10MM DIA S.S. TENSION CABLE

12MM THK BOX POLYCARBONATE 300 MM BUILT-UP PURLIN @1000 C/C 50x75x5mm ANGLE CLEAT

ceramic shops

6000 6000

S.S. CLASP

50x50x5mm L-SECTION 50x75x5mm ANGLE CLEAT 20x300mm END PLATE 200x200mm BOX SECTION(TOP CORD) 300 MM BUILT-UP PURLIN @1000 CENTERS

50

(RIDGE PIECE DETAIL)

19000 +1m

300 230 200

400

2400 150MM THK SLAB 75MM THK ROLLA DECK 150x75MM SECONDARY SECTION

230 THK BRICK WALL

DETAIL AT - B

+1m

300

150 X 50 ANGLE CLEAT

230

150x75MM SECONDARY SECTION

300

200x200mm BOX SECTION(TOP CORD) 100x10mm BRACING 200x300mm BOX SECTION(TIE BEAM) HOLD FAST AT 1000MM C/C

300

ceramic stalls +1m

150

260 X 400 RCC TOP BEAM

260

300x300MM BOX SECTION

150 THK UP-TURN PARDI GI GUTTER 10mm THK M.S. CLASP

+3m

270

SC 1:10

6444

300x300MM BOX SECTION

(GUTTER DETAIL)

SC 1:10

100

HOLDFAST AT 1000MM C/C 100x10 BRACING

open courtyard +0.4m

100x100 BOX SECTION(BOTTOM CORD)

PORT

200x200 BOX SECTION (TOP CORD) 230 THK BRICK WALL

6444

8 Ø BOLTS AT 50 C/C

200

6000

6000

6000

6000

6000 6000

6000

PORTAL FRAMES @ 6000mm CENTERS

40 40 6000

6000

100 x 50 M.S. CLEAT

100

50 10

20MM Ø THREADING RODS CAST INTO THE PEDESTAL

50 200

100 100

40 THK M.S. BASE PLATE

100 100

300 6000

6000

GROUTING

PORTAL FRAME @6000mm CENTERS

600

6000

600x230 RCC PLINTH BEAM

300 MM BUILT-UP PURLIN @1000 CENTERS

C

+1m 230mm RUBBLE PACKING

KEY PLAN SC 1:250

19000

DETAIL AT - C (BASE PLATE DETAIL)

SC 1:10 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

0.0m

textile shops +1m

200x200mm BOX SECTION (BOTTOM CORD)

5mm THK ACRYLC ROOF SHEETS 1.2x2.4m

300mm RAMMED EARTH

WALL SECTION

SC 1:20

semester IX CONSTRUCTION

45

BACK TO THE FUTURE 2015international student design competition, GuMingZhai Rammed Earth Village,Nanning, China.

AREA:10,000sq.mt.

PROGRAM:

visitor center

library, archive, scripture room

public garden

cafe, parking, tea house

weaving pavilion storage,

rammed earth exhibition

public toilets,food stalls,viewing deck

garden market handicraft workshop multipurpose terraces, observation deck

BRIEF:

The design area requires a master plan proposal based on understanding of the regional circumstances and contexts and give it new functions of cultural tourism.

The waterfront park will be an important link between the village and the lake.

To renovate and transform the proposed building 38-1 from living to commercial/leisure.

CONCERN:

1) Conservation of the traditional buitform patterns.

2)Creation of a park that seamlessly disintegrates into the village yet allows for 3) injecting new program to revive the old spaces.

46

semester IX COMPETITION

semester IX COMPETITION

47

48

semester IX COMPETITION

semester IX COMPETITION

49

CELEBRATION IN TRANSITION reincorporating festive spaces within everyday living,

BDD Chawls, Worli, Mumbai.

SITE AREA:29ha.

PLOT AREA:6,500sq.mt

FESTIVE CYCLES AROUND THE YEAR AND SPACES USED FESTIVAL JAGANNATH RATH YATRA

MAKAR SANKRANTI

SOLAR CALENDAR

LUNAR CALENDAR

JANUARY

RITUAL AND ACTIVITIES

SPACE USED

Procession of people pulling three raths and a large mob awaiting the darshan.

Large maidans, grounds, mainroads for processions.

PROGRAM: JANUARY

Thai (tamil)

drawing of Kolam, swinging & the cooking of delicious Pongal

HOLI / RANG PANCHAMI

MARCH

Phalgun (spring festival)

Bon fire where people gather, sing and dance Playing with colours, water

VAT POORNIMA

RAAMZAAN/ EID- UL- FITR

MARCH - APRIL

Jyeshtha (hindu)

JUNE

(secular fest) month of ramdaan

EASTER

AUGUST SEPTEMBER

ONAM

AUGUST SEPTEMBER

03

Pali Village, Bandra

Annual Fairs, Christmas, New Year.

JANMASHTAMI

AUGUST

PATETI

SEPTEMBER

GANESH CHATURTHI

SEPTEMBER

Rising spires of people,braking of dahi handi,

installation of these Ganesha statues, procession on the last day.

DIWALI

OCTOBERNOVEMBER

ornamenting the house with lights and colours,bursting of crackers, shopping,

public spaces, terraces, homes, courtyards, veranda

CHRISTMAS

DECEMBER

gathering for mass, decorating the christmas the

churches, homes

NEW YEARS EVE

DECEMBER

TERRACES

50

Banganga, Walkeshwar

Banganga Festival,Holi, Fairs,Religious events and gatherings.

semester IX-X DESIGN DISSERTATION

05

Diwali, Holi, Republic day parade, Ganpati Visarjan, Marathons.

20

07

Azad / Cross / Oval Maidan, Fort

08 09

Recreation and sports, Dusshera, Cultural Festivals, etc.

10 06

11

Kala Ghoda Road, Fort

Jamboree Maidan, BDD Chawl, Worli

Janmashtami, Vat Poornima, Eid, Ambedkar Jayanti, Holi, Cricket & Football Tournaments, Social & Religious Gatheings, Cultural Events etc

11

Cultural and Art festival

20

TERRACES With northward rise and increased sunlight the city rises above with multiple staggered decks which float overhead,these often overlapping stages connected and interconnected result in a continuous connected platforms for the celebration

01

LIGHT AND COLOUR 02

03

Vivid lights on a fireworks night with an almost psychedelic effect cloud

Jamboree Maidanthe city of, and its effects radiates Madhkebua Maidan but never uniform,the guiding lights

Police Parade Ground

point the way and reveal expanse of the celebrations that are hidden amidst the shadows of the night

20

TERRACES

TRANSECTS

With northward rise and A tangled mesh with no start increased sunlight the city or no end that binds the city rises above with multiple in place,for as the traverse staggered decks which extends with unfolding with it float overhead,these often a unique journey through the overlapping stages connected blocks where each one takes is and interconnected result in a own route yet is a part of the continuous connected platforms With northward rise and increased sunlight the city rises above with larger procession. for the celebration.

TERRACES

TERRACES

multiple staggered decks which float overhead,these often overlapping stages connected and interconnected result in a continuous connected platforms for the celebration

LIGHT AND COLOUR

With northward rise and increased sunlight the city rises above with multiple staggered decks which float overhead,these often overlapping stages connected and interconnected result in a continuous connected platforms for the celebration

05

06

Netaji Subhash Ground

Ambedkar Maidan

Sane Guruji Maidan

LIGHT AND COLOUR Vivid lights on a fireworks night with an almost psychedelic effect cloud the city of, and its effects radiates but never uniform,the guiding lights point the way and reveal expanse of the celebrations that are hidden amidst the shadows of the night

TRANSECTS

SKIN LIGHT AND COLOUR

TERRACES

04

Vivid lights on a fireworks night with an almost psychedelic effect cloud the city of, and its effects radiates but never uniform,the guiding lights point the way and reveal expanse of the celebrations that are hidden amidst the shadows of the night

20

A tangled mesh with no start or no end that binds the city in place,for as the traverse extends with unfolding with it a unique journey through the hold night in-place blocks where each one takes is own route yet is a part of the larger Vivid lights on a fireworks with a anmould almostfor psychedelic effect cloud the festive supplements, the .procession the city of, and its effects radiates but never uniform,the guiding lights The city with its internal

LIGHTcrevices AND COLOUR and in-between alleys

With northward rise and increased sunlight the city rises above with multiple staggered decks which float overhead,these often overlapping membrane transforms itself stages connected and interconnected result in a continuous connected Vivid lights on a fireworks point the way and reveal expanse of the celebrations that are hidden night with an almost platforms for the celebration amidsttime the to shadows of the night from time and takes

TRANSECTS

psychedelic effect cloud the city of, and its effects radiates but never uniform,the guiding lights point the way and reveal expanse of the celebrations that are hidden amidst the shadows of the night.

on various additions and subtractions performed by the residents

TRANSECTS

01

05

02 06

STRUCTURE

LIGHT AND COLOUR

04

03

tangled mesh with noasstart or no end that binds the city in place,for as A tangled mesh with no start or no end thatAbinds the city in place,for traverse with unfolding with it a unique journey through the the traverse extends with unfolding with it athe unique journeyextends through the blocks where each one takes is own route yet is a part of the larger blocks where each one takes is own route yet is a part of the larger .procession .procession

20

Vivid lights on a fireworks night with an almost psychedelic effect cloud the city of, and its effects radiates but never uniform,the guiding lights point the way and reveal expanse of the celebrations that are hidden amidst the shadows of the night

Setting up of the scaffold announces the arrival of the events mushrooming in A tangled mesh with no start or no end that binds the city in place,for as the city, hiding in-between the traverse extends with unfolding with it a unique journey through the the festivities it reveals blocks where each one takes is own route yet is a part of the larger itself at intervals creating .procession an alternate third space in-between the city and the void to accommodate the celebrations, but often disappearing as fast as it appears

TRANSECTS

STRUCTURE Setting up of the scaffold announces the arrival of the events mushrooming in the city, hiding in-between the festivities it reveals itself at intervals creating an alternate third space in-between the city and the void to accommodate the celebrations, but often disappearing as fast as it appears

TRANSECTS

A tangled mesh with no start or no end that binds the city in place,for as the traverse extends with unfolding with it a unique journey through the blocks where each one takes is own route yet is a part of the larger .procession

Marine Drive, Girgaon Chowpatty

09

10

gathering, visiting near and dear ones, bursting crackers

With northward rise and increased sunlight the city rises above with multiple staggered decks which float overhead,these often overlapping stages connected and interconnected result in a continuous connected platforms for the celebration

04

06

specially erected temporary structures mandapas (pandals) in every locality

Public maidans and open grounds.

07

08

in between two buildings, on roads.

enacting of Ram-Leela, burning of an effiggy of Ravan, bursting of crackers

Dhu al-Hijjah

Ganesh visarjan, Political & Social Gathering, cricket & Football matches.

20 Mohammed Ali Road, Worli

Ramdaan, Eid, Midnight bazar, Food Festival.

Games, Elephant procession, boat race, folk dances

SEPTEMBER

DUSSHERA

03 Shivaji Park, Dadar

within the households

maidans, outside masjds, goats tied to trees and kept under a shed

SEPTEMBER

Chhat puja, Ganesh visarjan, Holi, Recreation.

halls, mosques, night food markets

month of fasting

Festival of the Sacrifice, congregate

BAKRI EID

20

Juhu Beach, Andheri

02

05

Egg hunting, the Easter Bunny, and Easter parades

Bhaadrapada

01

04

Observe a fast and tie threads around a banyan tree.

Exchange of sweets, tying of rakhi

Chingam (Malyalam)

Mandapeshwar Caves, Borivali

Maha Shivratri, Navratri, Christmas Fair, Gatherings, etc.

02

open streets, open parks, outside temples and buildings

Various forms of festive events have been deeply embedded within our culture and they provide a much needed break from the monotony of daily life. Tracing back the idea of celebrating these events I have realized that most of them were intimately associated with our everyday living.

The festival celebration somewhere lies within the setting up of temporary scaffolds and the performing of various activities. The event comes and goes at various intervals and for various durations throughout the yearly calender cycle.

While the infrastructure is set up in between the crevices of the negative spaces left by the city built form.

The thesis attempts to understand and design for this relationship between the event, its celebration and the architecture generated based on the physical/tangible associations of these events and trying to reincorporate them with the everyday living spaces within an urban context.

AUGUST

Versova Village, Versova

Chaitra (secular festival)

MAY -JUNE

RAKSHA BANDHAN

01

NOTING ACTIVITES O

With over 13 million residents, Mumbai has earned its reputation for being a congested city, one where being jostled in crowded spaces is part of daily life.

According to the MMREIS (Mumbai Metropolitan Region Environment Improvement Society found), only six per cent of the city is reserved for open spaces, and of that area, some 60 per cent is neither developed nor accessible. Of Mumbai’s 30 square kilometers(11.6 square miles), of open space, only 10 sq. km is actually available and being used – a minuscule 0.88 sq.m, or approximately just 9 square feet, pp.

Annual fish festival.

amenities housing

JANUARY

INTENT:

OPEN SPACES MAP - MUMBAI | PICKING FESTIVE SPACES

Open to sky terraces,grounds with ample ventilation and in the path of the wind.

Kite Flying, Sweets, Songs

PONGAL

GUDI PADWA

DIAGRAMS GENERATED TO IMAGINE THE FESTIVE CITY

SKIN

STRUCTURE Setting up of the scaffold announces the arrival of the events mushrooming in the city, hiding in-between the festivities it reveals itself at intervals creating an alternate third space in-between the city and the void to accommodate the celebrations, but often disappearing as fast as it appears

STRUCTURE

The city with its internal crevices and in-between alleys hold in-place a mould for the festive supplements, the membrane transforms itself from time to time and takes on various additions and subtractions performed .by the residents

Setting up of the scaffold announces the arrival of the events SKIN STRUCTUREmushrooming in the city, hiding in-between the festivities it reveals itself

SKIN

The city with its internal crevices and in-between alleys hold in-place a mould for the festive supplements, the membrane transforms itself from

SKIN The city with its internal crevices and in-between alleys hold in-place a mould for the festive supplements, the membrane transforms itself from time to time and takes on various additions and subtractions performed .by the residents

20

CHARTING THE CHANGES IN USE OF SPACE ACCORDING TO DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES ON SITE AND THE RESULTANT EVENT HOLI

DUSSHERA

BATHUKAMMA

EID

NAVRATRI

VAT POORNIMA

INDEPENDENCE DAY

CRICKET & FOOTBALL

S PACE

GANESH CHATURTHI

ACIT IVIT Y

OUNDSCAPES HOSTEL FACILITY HEALTHCARE FACILITY CHURCH MOSQUE TEMPLE AUDITORIUM/HALL ADMINISTRATIVE EDUCATIONAL GYMNASIUM PUBLIC PLINTHS MAIDAN

E VE N T

FOOD SERVICES COMMERCIAL SHOPS MARKETS REPAIR SERVICES PETROL PUMP BUS STOP

JANMASHTAMI

FAIRS AND MELAS

YST ACTIVITES

OF AMENITIES

COMMUNITY STRUCTURE

semester IX-X DESIGN DISSERTATION

51

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT Festive Celebrations

PLANNING PROCESS Everyday Activites

Bridging the Scale

RELIGIOUS Holi Janmashtami Ganesh chaturthi Dusshera/ Diwali Eid Bhattukamma Sermons POLITICAL Independence Day Republic Day

CULTURAL Mela/ fairs SPORTS Marathons, games Cricket Kabaddi Football Gymnastics EDUCATIONAL Annual day Exhibitions

RELIGIOUS Holi Janmashtami Ganesh chaturthi Dusshera/ Diwali Eid Bhattukamma Sermons POLITICAL Independence Day Republic Day

CULTURAL Mela/ fairs SPORTS Marathons, games Cricket Kabaddi Football Gymnastics EDUCATIONAL Annual day Exhibitions

Reading Studying Common Washing Drying Shopping Eating

MARKERS

UTILITIES Water Harvesting Over Head Tanks Parking Stacks Petrol Pump HEALTHCARE Clinics/Healthcare Nursing Homes EDUCATIONAL Schools (Day/Night) Tution classes Driving schools Creche/Libraries COMMERCIAL Small Offices/Staurtups Entrepreneurs Cyber Cafe

SECTOR DIVISION Open Spaces

Blurring Spaces

PLANNING DESIGNTHE PROCESS NEIGHBOURHOOD EVOLUTION OF THE MASTERPLAN

CORE

Praying Working Meeting Gathering Playing Chilling Restaurants/Eateries Tea and snack stalls Tiffin Services Lunch homes Markets/Hawkers LEISURE Community Halls Plinths and Kattas Chowks/Pavillions ADMINISTRATIVE PWD MAHADA Ward Office RELIGIOUS Temples Mosques Churches

GRID

OPEN SPACE MODULATION

ROADS

Infrastructure

OPEN SPACES

HOSTEL FACILITY HEALTHCARE FACILITY CHURCH

EXISTING AREA ASSESSMENT (HOUSING) GROSS SITE AREA = 2,39,000 SQ.M (23.9 Ha) PARTICULARS

OSS THE SITE

GROSS PLOT AREA (SQ. M)

SECTOR A

SECTOR B SECTOR C SECTOR D SECTOR E

MOSQUE

SECTOR F SECTOR G

90,073

24305

18045

13655

13414

20952

27903

OPEN SPACES

JAMBOREE MAIDAN - 7228 MADHKEBUA MAIDAN - 2937 POLICE PARADE GROUND - 2941

NONE

NONE

NONE

AMBEDKAR MAIDAN

SANE GURUJI MAIDAN

NETAJI SUBHASH MAIDAN

-

OPEN SPACE AREA (SQ. M)

13106

0

0

0

2412

5683

1468

22669

NET PLOT AREA (SQ. M)

77597

24305

18045

13655

11002

15269

26435

186308

AREA UNDER AMENITIES (SQ. M)

7615

0

800

0

2819

0

0

11234

NET SITE AREA (SQ. M)

69982

24305

17245

13655

8183

15269

26435

175074

NO. OF BUILDINGS

40

18

14

10

07

13

19

121

NO. OF UNITS (80 PER BUILDING)

3200

1440

1120

800

560

1040

1520

9680

OVERALL BUILT DENSITY (Units/Ha)

118364

604

KEY FIGURES AS EXISTING

EDUCATIONAL

BUILT UP AREA 2,28,753 SQ. M

FSI CONSUMED 0.95

9,894 SQ. M

63%

76%

GROSS DENSITY 405 U / Ha

BUILT DENSITY 604 U / Ha

29%

28%

GROSS DENSITY 575 U / Ha

BUILT UP AREA 6,19,198 SQ. M

1185

1185

1185

1744

1563

1184

1104

1264

1562

600

13761

UNITS FOR SALE COMPONENT

370

370

370

370

450

428

370

370

370

428

185

4081

FSI CONSUMED 4.00 845

BUILDING 7778

22765

46401

34461

28909

36675

36675

36675

36675

58230

FOOD SERVICES COMMERCIAL SHOPS MARKETS REPAIR SERVICES

HEIGHT MODULATION

CONNECTORS BUS STOP

COURTYARD 9105 13694 51075

36630

BUILDING 17362

10970

33030

ROAD

815

815

815

815

1294

1135

814

734

894

AVAILABLE BUA CONSIDERING 4 FSI

59440

83076

71136

65584

66008

60180

50324

44000

57592

62832 32956 653128

NET PLOT AREA (SQ. M)

14860

20769

17784

16396

16502

15045

12581

11000

14398

15708 8239 163282

OPEN SPACE AREA (SQ. M)

1868

5644

6239

2156

2630

3000

1075

4512

2774

GROSS PLOT AREA (SQ. M)

16728

26413

24023

18552

19132

18045

13656

11000

17172

PARTICULARS

SECTOR 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

SKIN

18675 435600

UNITS FOR REHABILITATION

1134

1711

415

954

9680

32563

17419 9193 191333 10

11

TOTAL

2B ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

3B

1C

2C

2B

4A

PART OF THE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS TENAMENTS USED AS

NUMBER OF UNITS

AREA (SQ. M)

SCHOOL & EDUCATIONAL ROOMS

110

1650

HOSTEL HOSPITAL

320 86

4800 1290

SHOPS

293

PARTICULARS

NUMBER OF UNITS

4395

3A

REMARKS Balwadi, Day Care, Creche, Tutions, Classes, Playschool, Primary and Preprimary School 4 nos. for Girls and Boys 40 beds + OT + OPD + Maternity Grocery, Medicines, Secondary Services

PROCESS MODELS

MARKETS RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS

2 6

BUILDING

G M BHOSALE MARG SHOP HOUSES

210

AREA (SQ. M) AS EXISTING

REMARKS MP halls, Public Plinths, Gymnasium, Newspaper reading booth

3000 AS EXISTING

Churches, Mosques, Temples

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

4D

2A

CLUSTER 1 MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

CLUSTER 2

CLUSTER 3

CLUSTER 5

CLUSTER 6

CLUSTER 4

GM

G M BHOSALE MARG

3150

5A 7B

5A

5D PWD OFFICE

4C

3C

2A

1A

AMENITIES AS PROPOSED LEISURE / SOCIO - CULTURAL

4B

1B

SERVICES AND AMENITIES (Existing Values referred for MTSU Report)

4C

TRANSECTS ACROSS THE SITE

183598

11802 14281 217528

40230

PROVIDED AREA STATEMENT (HOUSING) BUILDING COURTYARD BUILDING

D

AMENITIES AND INSTITUTIONS

-

TOTAL AREA FOR SALE COMPONENT - TOTAL ADDITIONAL OPEN SPACE AREA PROVIDED

AREA FOR SALE COMPONENT

MAIDAN

BUILT DENSITY 845 U / Ha

OPEN SPACE AREA 32,563 SQ. M

BUILT UP AREA IN REHAB (SQ. M)

PUBLIC PLINTHS

PETROL PUMP

1185

AREA FOR SALE AFTER ADDITIONAL AREA DEDUCTION

GYMNASIUM

EVENTUAL MASSING

TOTAL NO. OF UNITS

KEY FIGURES AS PROPOSED

ADMINISTRATIVE

-

OPEN SPACE AREA 22,669 SQ. M

OVERALL BUILT DENSITY (Units/Ha)

TEMPLE BINDER AUDITORIUM/HALL

TOTAL

7A 5B

7B

7D

AS EXISTING

1

PWD SECONDARY OFFICE

1

AS EXISTING

RATION CARD OFFICE

1

AS EXISTING

PETROL PUMP FOR MCGM

1

520

and Police

WASHING+REPAIR YARD

1

1100

Police

5B

7C

5C

5C

BUILDING

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

7C CLUSTER 7

BUILDING

CLUSTER 11

CLUSTER 8

11A

11A

10B 11B

8A

CLUSTER 9

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

9A

10C

10A

10D 9B

9D

BUILDING

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

ILLUSTRATIVE SECTIONS THROUGH THE PLAN

52

MASTER PLAN semester IX-X Sc 1 : 1000 DESIGN DISSERTATION

11C

CLUSTER 10

8B

BUILDING

11B

10A

8C

9C

PLANNING THE NEIGHBOURHOOD EVOLUTION OF THE MASTERPLAN

ROADS

OPEN SPACES

SECTOR DIVISION

OPEN SPACE MODULATION

HOSTEL FACILITY HEALTHCARE FACILITY CHURCH MOSQUE TEMPLE AUDITORIUM/HALL ADMINISTRATIVE EDUCATIONAL GYMNASIUM PUBLIC PLINTHS MAIDAN FOOD SERVICES COMMERCIAL SHOPS MARKETS REPAIR SERVICES PETROL PUMP BUS STOP

AMENITIES AND INSTITUTIONS

TRANSECTS ACROSS THE SITE

2B

3B

EVENTUAL MASSING

BUILDING

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

BUILDING

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

BUILDING

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

BUILDING

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

BUILDING

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

BUILDING

COURTYARD

BUILDING

ROAD

MAIDAN

ROAD

SREET

BUILDING

ROAD

BUILDING

4B

1B 1C

HEIGHT MODULATIO

2C

2B

4A 3A

4C

3C

2A 1A 4D

2A

CLUSTER 1

CLUSTER 2

CLUSTER 3

CLUSTER 5

CLUSTER 6

CLUSTER 4

G M BHOSALE MARG

G M BHOSALE MARG

5A

5A

5D

7A 5B

5B

7B

7D

5C

5C

7C CLUSTER 7 CLUSTER 11

CLUSTER 8

11A

10B 8A

11B

10A

8C

11C

CLUSTER 10 CLUSTER 9

10C

10A

8B

9A

10D 9B

9D

9C

ILLUSTRATIVE SECTION THROUGH THE PLA MASTER PLAN Sc 1 : 1000

semester IX-X DESIGN DISSERTATION

53

54

semester IX-X DESIGN DISSERTATION

semester IX-X DESIGN DISSERTATION

55

56

THE

DISSOLVING

GRID 57

THE DISSOLVING GRID Alternate healing and research center, Akloli, Thane, Maharashtra.

AREA:1,000sq.mt.

PROGRAM:

multipurpose hall(300) entry/reception/waiting/ admin(150) classroom(100) therapy rooms(100) research lab(100) library(200) services

INTENT:

As is often the case in India, this institute is also being built in phases.

In the first phase, the proposed institute wishes to establish its presence on the site and strengthen its ties with the local community by building a Multipurpose Hall.

Maintain I establish a Relationship between all the spaces and the Hall; between the institute and the context but primarily focusing on the response to the water.

CONCERN:

The project revolves around the idea of the grid that begins to shift in plan and section to accommodate the pond as well as the site within the complex.

The idea of fascad is used to bring porosity while the overhangs create a micro scale envt. for the community. together the project aims to create a dissolving effect into the site as well as in the lives of the community.

58

semester V ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

semester V ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

59

60

semester V ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

semester V ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

61

62

semester V ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

semester V ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

63

STEEL TRUSS ROOF construction

AREA:500 sq.mt.

180 sq.mt.

PROGRAM:

multipurpose halls

INTENT:

To resolve the multipurpose hall using steel trusses as primary structural systems.

64

semester VI CONSTRUCTION

semester VI CONSTRUCTION

65

THE OTHER HISTORIES exchange program Tongi University, Shanghai, China.

MR. ZHANG’S STORY

Minzhu village in the Dinghai qiao area of Shanghai, charred remains of what once was a community full of life, now only a handful of families remain who are waiting….

The project started as a mere conversation with Mr. Zhang who was one of the earliest residents of this worker village. As stories emerged overlapped and one realizes how deeply the history of a common man is entangled with the history of Shanghai.

The study aimed to delayer the other history.

The history of the protagonist was related to the history of Shanghai which was then represented in a series of drawings. The house of Mr. Zhang evolving through the years tells the story of Mr. Zhang and his life giving the reader insights upon the underlying histories of Shanghai.

What once was a farmland, gets taken up by the govt. To build housing for the factory workers. The community continues to grow when in 1978 the govt. Introduced reforms and opening up policy (earlier there existed a govt. planned the economy). This increases a lot of illegal business practices in and around shanghai which led to the “Typhoon Action” in 1983-1984 when many young people got arrested in the Dinghaiqiao area and were sent to labor camps. The decline of these gangster practices bring prosperity to the community which den begin to flourish because of the increase in job opportunities in the government factories. But soon between 1990s -2003 Factories begin to shut down which increased drug trafficking and saw the start of a mahjong playing trend that is still seen today. The generation after shows strong interest in education and many move out in search of job opportunities. With very little income and no support from the govt., the community begins to dwindle and the standard of living decreases due to lack of maintenance. In June 2012 govt. introduces redevelopment plans for the area to transform the community housing into an urban skyscraper.

Against much revolt, the demolition started and the govt. forced people to move out.

Mr. Zhang along with various other families of the village were left with two options: 1) to take the inadequate compensation from the govt. and find a new house 2) to shift to an apartment that the govt. provided on the outskirts of Shanghai.

As of today some 14 families continue to live there in protest demanding for a fairer offer by the govt.

As a part of the installation the student set up in exhibition on the site in a neighboring house that was already torn apart by the govt. in an attempt to understand the relation of the people with their own memories of the past.

The reaction obtained completely unexpected as the families are totally detached from their past. What matters to them is only the promise of the future.

66

semester V EXCHANGE

semester V EXCHANGE

67

CONVERGING LAYERS integrated libraries for the village, LakeSide, Yuksom, Sikkim.

AREA: PROGRAM:

Threefold reading spaces for the village.

Scripture room- monks Library/AVroom- locals Gallery/infocenter- tourist

CONCERN:

As one walks across the scapes of yoksom, the neighborhood conceals and reveals itself with every few steps. The layers daunting th landscapes of yuksom The winding roads, Untamed vegetation, mud and timber dwellings, stone mound stupas, Colorful waving flags, Serene waters etc.

These together create a different picturesque perception for each individual depending on what he chooses to focus on.

The project is a similar amalgamation of various layers of yuksom situated at the culmination of 3 imp roads: The monks’ historical route to the coronation throne, The village school and playground, The base of the tourist’s hiking route The learning spaces are quietly nestled next to the lakeside gradually opening towards the one common water-body that all share.

68

semester IV ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

semester IV ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

69

BAYUL DEMAZONG documentin Yuksom,Tashiding and Khechepalri 2nd Year Study trip, KRVIA. INTENT:

The valley of the rice or called the Bayul Demazong. Meant to be the meeting places of three learned monks - YUKSOM, is a quite yet bustling place in the west region, of Sikkim state in India. A small village which has not more than 2000 people living but has a culture far more deep in history and the birthplace of Buddhism in Sikkim. It is the land with its two most important places.

Established in 1701 the Dubdi monastery, which is the first monastery founded in the state by the three great lamas. It is located at 7000ft above see level on a flattened plateau like land. it is an hour walk up from the village. the second being the coronation throne of Norbugang. it is a little hill covered with pine trees, with the throne of pedestal stones where the first religious king of Sikkim was coronated.

Then it has the great Kathok lake (or as they say the male-lake). This makes yuksom religiously, culturally and historically a centre of Sikkim.

One still finds original lepcha families staying there with all their traditions and culture. Their housing typologies, styles, materials, building methods may differ but the roots are the same. The houses are made keeping in mind the topography and the earthquake prone region that Sikkim lies in with also other relating factors.

A typical house is a cluster. a main house with prayer hall and living, a kitchen, a toilet, and maybe a storage or a cattle space. Not forgetting a agricultural land, which most of them have surrounding their house clusters.

The base level is where the cattle is kept, through which one avoids ground insects into the house, it tackles the topography, saves from surface water runoff, is the foundation part as it is made of stone which again is a strategy for earthquake resistant house and importantly it acts as an insulation for the top level. The top level is for living, has kitchen and small veranda.

Other than its former aspects, being the base camp on the foot of Mt. Khangchendzonga national park it is the starting point of the trek to the peak. this attracts a horde of mountaineers and tourists from around the world to yuksom. Also the government and the people have taken great initiatives to preserve the valley and the reserves and so, organizes many eco tours and treks all around the year. Through these efforts yuksom has now become a model of ecology and conservation.

70

semester IV EXIBITION

semester IV EXHIBITION

71

MADHAV BAUGH - TRUST annex to the Madhav Baugh Trust Complex, C.P.Tank Circle, Bhuleshwar, Mumbai.

AREA: 600 sq.mt.

PROGRAM:

Religrous/Cultural gallery Library Archive Admin

72

semester III ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

S

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KEY PLAN

KEY PLAN

SC 1:2000

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SECTION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KEY PLAN

S

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

ELEVATI SECTION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KEY PLAN

STONE SIRCULAR STAIRCASE SC 1:2000

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

CHINA MOSAIC FINISH 25 THK MORTAR BED

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 100 THK BRICK BAT COBA WATERPROOFING

KEY PLAN

25MM THK T.W. BOARDING

DRIP MOULD

100 X 75 WALL PLATE

SC 1:25

CANTILEVER TREAD DETAIL

CHINA MOSAIC FINISH CORBELLED CHAJJA

SC 1:10500 X 300 VOUSSOIR

25 THK MORTAR BED 100 THK BRICK BAT COBA

100 X 75 WINDOW FRAME 20 MM THK TOUGHENED GLASS

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

WALL SECTION AT STAIR

60 X 120 T.W.JOIST COVE

WATERPROOFING 400 THK STONE MASONRY PARAPET WALL 25MM THK T.W. BOARDING COVE 60 X 120 T.W.JOIST 100 X 75 WALL PLATE

700 MM CORBELLED SILL 18 MMM THK INTERNAL PLANSTER IN c:m 1:6

100 THK PCC BED RAMMED EARTH 150 THK PCC BED

18 MM THK FLOOR FINISH

KEY PLAN

25 MM SCREEDING

SC 1:2000

200 MM RUBBLE PACKING

150 THK PCC BED

RAMMED EARTH

25 THK DPC LAYER

500 THK STONE MASONRY WALL

200 MM RUBBLE PACKING RAMMED EARTH

SKIRTING 18 MM THK FLOOR FINISH 25 MM SCREEDING 150 THK PCC BED 25 THK DPC LAYER

500 THK STONE MASONRY

200 MM RUBBLE PACKING RAMMED EARTH 500 THK STONE MASONRY

STONE SIRCULAR STAIRCASE

SC 1:10

WALL SEC

HARD ROCK

HARD ROCK

semester IV WORKING DRAWING PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

CANTILEVER TREAD DETAIL

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRO

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SC 1:25

150 THK PCC BED

150 THK PCC BED

73

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SC 1:2

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KEY PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

3 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

74

semester IV WORKING DRAWING

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

KEY

GROU

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

semester IV WORKING DRAWING

75

WEAVING

PAVILIONS

integrated libraries for the village, Harihareshwar, Maharashtra.

AREA: PROGRAM:

Weaving/handicraft pavilions workshops exhibition/shops

STORY:

At first it seems like any other village along the Konkan coast but slowly as you go deeper into this village you begin to realize the presence of a shell of its own beliefs n myths which protect it.

Walking through the dusty lanes you would hardly fail to notice the watermelon like fruit, neatly bound by intricately knotted coconut coir rope outside every home. Hanging near the edge of the roof at the entrance or the veranda, this pale greenish white Kovala guards the homes from black magic and keeps evil spirits away. It quietly takes upon itself any evil that might befall upon their homes.

When filled with the negativities or when it has contained the evil spirit, this patient fruit bursts open and sometimes even breaks into pieces as if destroying the spirit with it.

This destroyed fruit is then carefully placed in a basket along with flower petals. The village priest then visits the home n performs an elaborate puja with various ceremonial chants n prayers thanking for protection provided by the fruit as if the people were worshiping the kovala itself. Every family member follows the village priest to the holy pond.

It is situated slightly off the main road which leads to the village panchayat. Surrounded by trees n natural vegetation on the backside this place has a very quiet and earthy feeling to it. It is very much away from the hustle of the busy market and the temple.

The atmosphere is pleasantly warm with bright sunshine through the clear skies even during the winter months n the numerous trees around edge of the pond provide ample shade to the steps around the pond which seem to vanish into the infinite depths of the bluish green water within. The banyan tree near one corner partially blocked the view of the road was filled with layers of decaying flower garlands and petals with red and white powder sprinkled around it. Here the entire family takes a holy dip in this pond and throw away the broken fruit inside followed by a short prayer session under the banyan tree where they offer the flowers.

The very next day is a new beginning when a fresh kovala takes is position outside guarding the homes in place of the previous one.

This ritual of hanging a kovala is carried out by every family in this village. Myth or not but the people believe in the powerful protection provided by this sacred fruit. The village is brought and held as together under its own shell of myths and beliefs which seem to protect this village of Harihareshwar.

76

semester II ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

semester II ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

77

M I S C E L L A N E O U S semester III MISCELLANEOUS

78

CANVAS study trip narrative

THE BROKEN OBJECT architectural design

SET DESIGN basic design

NEWSPAPER CHAIR DESIGN structures

TECHTONIC STUDY basic design FOOD PACKAGING basic design

INSTALLATION basic design

BAMBOO PAVILION building technology

GAME DESIGN building technology

M I S C E L L A N E O U S

SPAGHETTI BRIDGE DESIGN structures

semester III MISCELLANEOUS

79

80