Architectural Internship Portfolio

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NAVEEN VENKATESAN OBJECTIVE

EDUCATION 2001-2002 : KINGSLEY MATRICULATION SCHOOL TRICHY. 2002-2016 : KAMALA NIKETAN MONTESSORI HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL (CBSE), TRICHY. 2016 - PRESENT : C.A.R.E SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE THAYANOOR TRICHY. ( 2016-2021) BATCH.

LOOKING FOR INTERNSHIP POSITION TO UTILIZE MY PASSION TOWARDS ARCHITECTURE AND TO UNDERSTAND HOW THIS PROFESSION WORKS ,TO LEARN ON SITE CONSTRUCTION,HANDLE REAL LIFE TIME PROBLEMS,UNDERSTANDING REAL LIFE CLIENT NEEDS AND INCORPORTING IN DESIGN AND WORKING TOGETHER AS A TEAM. INTERNSHIP DURATION : 6 MONTHS.

UNIT SECRETARY @ NASA INDIA 2018-19 BORN : 23rd OCTOBER ,1998.

ADDRESS : NO.17/11,6TH CROSS,7TH MAIN ROAD, SRINIVASA NAGAR, TRICHY - 620017.

SOFTWARES SKILLS

LANGUAGES KNOWN : NATIVE - TAMIL. FLUENT - ENGLISH. BASIC - HINDI. WORKING PROFICIENCY

BASIC PROFICIENCY

CONTACT : PHONE - 7598860119 EMAIL ID - naveen23101998@gmail.com

GUEST LECTURES ATTENDED

INTERESTS

AR PETER RICH AR PALINDA KANNAGARA

MODEL MAKING

FOOTBALL

TRAVELING

SKETCHING

AR NEELKANTH CHHAYA AR EUGENE PANDALA AR SATHYA PRAKASH

Content PRIMARY SCHOOL

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FUTURE OF THE FACTORY

BASIC DESIGN

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RURAL STUDIO

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

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TRADERS CENTRE

WORKSHOPS

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Primary School

PHYSICAL MODEL

This School is designed by combining clusters of 4 classrooms with a central court yard space.

There is a strong axis created by combining the clusters in a linear way.

Landscape makes the ground floor connected and the upper floors are connected with the corridors following the same path as below.

The Amphi-theatre is in the front of the school which is easy for students to gather.

Each standard will have a common classroom which can be used for any extra curricular activities.

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Albuquerque Tile Factory

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Documentation

Folded Interior Elevation

Albuquerque tile factory has produced Mangalore tiles since its foundation in 1866.

Documented Office Plan Folded Interior Elevation

Folded Interior Elevation

Perspective Section

We were said to document the Office building which acted as an Interface between the factory and the Outer space.to make that transition more powerful we were said to redisgn the space in such a way it acts as a good Transition Space which leads public to the Factory.

Terracotta is used in the building industry as tiles,panels,roofing and other elements.Given its qualities of Heat and Climate resistance,strength,longevity and eco sustainable and the ease of manufacturing,terracotta is not only a popular choice even today,but in future.....

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BIKE PARKING SERVICE TAX

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CAR PARKING 0.0 -2.0 0.45

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REPAIR AREA

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PLAY AREA 0.0

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Creek

SEATING SPACE

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BIKE PARKING

Scale 1:500 Site plan with Context,Ground movement.

Future of the Factory Evolution

Section

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Future of the Factory Ground floor Plan @ -1.25 level

First floor plan

Second Floor Plan

Third floor plan

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Rural Studio- Thayanoor

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Thayanoor Village is one of the Village along the Kaveri delta region.

Thayanoor is a Typical village which is developing alongwith technology regarding agriculture,villagers mainly depend on agriculture but due to climatic changes it resulted various factors,they faced great loss in farming.and this changed the lifecycle of them and resulted in changing the occupation.

SOCIO MAPPING This process helped to analyse the socio economic life of the people in individual and as a family.The formation about the family members from each house was obtained from the villagers.

The data obtained was classified into: number of family members,number of people employed and unemployed,Occupation of the people.The age was categorised into Children,youth,adults,senior citizens.

Rural Studio- Documentation Construction Steps

3 Joinery details

Door details

Detailed iso view

Madras Terrace Roof

Physical Model

Manapaarai Street Study

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Street Elevation

Street Elevation

Street Elevation

Street Elevation

This street had public buildings like markets and residential units.

This street has less traffic compared to the other street.the road acts a transition between the temporary structures and permanent structures.

The same way manapaarai mattu sandhai had no boundry for the existing organisation.it is that flexible that public get adopted to the organisation on their own.that is one of the main feature of mattu sandhai.

This street was very intresting because it had total contrast on either sides.this street has temporary structures towards its left and to contrast it had permanent structureslike commercial buildings towards its right.

This street is a kind of a very busy street,as it connects manapaarai bus stand and the railway station.

Manapaarai Maatu sandhai

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MANAPPARAI was a sort of “no-man’s land” between Chola,Chera and other kingdoms. This shows that this piece of land was a place of open negotiation.

It is a place where many paths met, where no-one was on any other’s territory, where talks and deals could be made without hesitation and fear of capture.

In the old days this also must have been accompanied with stories of distant lands, catching up with news of other countries and faraway places; perhaps the nights were filled withen-chanting stories and enacted events to enlighten, entertain,delight, disgust and alert eachother.

Today the scene is different. Information is everywhere, the country is independent. The Land is leased from the city of Manapparai by private contractors. The buyers, sellers and agents are only performers on someone else’s stage.Yet, they provide an invaluable source of income to the town- both through their own transactions as well as the businesses that thrive on ventures related to the market.

Now, the market itself is in danger of being extinguished.

No person participating in this activity has any authority to question this inevitable fate. If slaughter is banned, the market is likely to close. If in the coming few generations all the farmers sons and daughters, having studied in school and college, do not want to take up farming, then the survival of the market is in question.

If the town of Manapparai grows and this land becomes more valuable, then another everyday activity with more revenue may replace this one.

Their culture must be CONSERVEDwhere we could see many things emotionally bonded within, and there comes a thought on how can we conserve this beautiful event.

Manapaarai Traders centre Plan

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mount

circulation

organisation

Place to Meet Site plan

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Manapaarai Traders centre Evolution

Place to Sleep Site plan

Sleep area was designed in such a way it had entries on all sides indicating openness in the site

To make it more intresting a central courtyard is added,and a continuos plinth at seating level around the outer of the building.

To make it more porous low walls are provided to have a view from inside.where people can have a look at their cows standing outside.

Stone Columns are added ,the walls are made of stones which is available in manapparai.

The plinth is made of concrete .

Tile roof is been made with 2 side slopes are added to the building.

plan

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Basic Design

5 Plan

A frame to be choosen and it shall be alligned as set of each vertical frames giving up to the whole frame.

Every vertical and horizontal frames are cut and superimposed.

A Cylindrical form responding to a Natural element Water. The water flows from top and gets collected in the center. which gives importance to the water by using the cocept Centrality.

A Pavillion is to be designed for the artist to display his works and act as a pause point in the pathway inbetween two water bodies.

Elevation

Elevation

Section

The outer skin which gives the Geometrical form of a Cylinder and it allows light pass through it and that gives a intresting pattern of shadow on the floor.

Rolling Shutter

Building Construction Truss

Panel door joineries Scanned with CamScanner

Deck Slab and Joineries

Foundation

Partition Wall Details

Bamboo joineries

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Workshops TRAVELLERS TRANSECT

TIMBREL VAULTING An Exploration on the construction and technique of Timbrel Vaulting..mentored by Ar.Senthil Kumar Doss,Founder and Principal Architect,Play Architecture, Bangalore.

Based on several layers of tiles that fuse together to work as a laminated shell, the thin profiles of the Timbrel vaults are to be seen to be believed....

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A travel based sketching workshop on "Experiencing Architecture along Water edges".We explored travelling to a few places such as Swasthik tank at Thiruvellarai, Nilaikkottai Choultry near Manaparai, Vaalarumbu falls,Jamindar’s Palace and Vaanagam - the Nammazhvar’s place at Kadavur, Ponnaniyar Dam,Uyyakondan Canal at Trichy, Kallanai - the Grand anicut, the Cultural town of Thiruvaiyaru and Rock fort precinct.

Workshops

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LINO CUT A five day long workshop on Lino-cut and Print

by Artist.Mark Rathinraj,ably supported by Mr.Eshwar Kumar.

This technique normally in the purview of a Fine Arts student found a whole new expression in the hands of us which blended together the finesse of their craft with their visualization skills and elevated the technique to an art form.

PLAY WITH SCRAPS A hands-on workshop on upscaling used tyres into play furniture..

We were exposed to working with the material and learn it's potentials and limitations..

Guided by Ar.Pooja Raj and Ar. Nancy, Anthill Creations.

UNDERSTANDING STRUCTURES

CLAY AND PAPER MACHE The fluidity and mouldability of the technique offered insights into the usage of this medium in architectural model making.

A two day long workshop on Clay Modelling Techniques by Ar.Preetha of Studio ART ‘O’ ARCH.

A One day hands-on workshop for us to Explore the Construction and Structural Principles of Gothic Architecture. The Workshop involved Constructing Gothic pointed Arches, Flying Buttresses, Catenary and study of light.

Lead - Prof. Durganand Balsavar Along with Faculty Coordinators Ar.Murali, Ar.Belinda, Ar.Monisha

Workshops BIOMIMICRY

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 2-day – Hands on Workshop – to understand Reinforced Cement Concrete Resource Person: Er.Rajendran.

We were exposed to different grades of cement, concrete mix proportions, application of admixtures used in concrete, thumb rules for design of concrete, different grades of steel available in market .

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2-day Workshop mentored by Ar.Senthil Kumar Doss,Founder and Principal Architect,Play Architecture, Bangalore.

Biomimicry is the imitation of the models, systems, and elements of nature for the purpose of solving complex human problems.

We were said to collect elements from nature around the campus and to do a spacial model imitating the element.We took drought land and studied the pattern in it.and did the model...

Reference Ar.Vijaykumar Sengottuvelan

Ar.Senthil Kumar

Director, C.A.R.E School of Architecture, Trichy,Tamil Nadu

Internship Co-ordinator, C.A.R.E School of Architecture, Trichy,Tamil Nadu

Ar.Judith Belinda

Head of the Department, C.A.R.E School of Architecture, Trichy,Tamil Nadu

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