Architecture Portfolio_Nishita Kumawat

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PORTFOLIO ARCHITECTURE

NISHITA KUMAWAT

NISHITA

KUMAWAT

Architect 04 June 2001

CONTACTS

F-187, Gandhi Nagar, Jaipur kumawatnishita2@gmail.com +91-9352698882

MY VISION

I’ve always been keen in visualising various spaces in my mind. To me, Architecture is a medium that blends space with human emotions & providing comfort for the end user. I’m open to learn more and more in the coming days as learning never stops.

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WORK EXPERIENCE

HCPID

HCP Interior Design Pvt. Ltd , Ahmedabad (6 Month Architecture Internship) 2023

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Architecture & Planning, Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Japiur 2019-2024

Kendriya Vidyalaya No.1, Jaipur 2009-18

COMPETITION

MSL Trophy.NASA I Top10 2021-22

The Container Studio.Archdais 2021

LBT Trophy.NASA 2020-21

ANDC Trophy.NASA I Shortlisted 2020

PARTICIPATION

Executive.Fine Art Society I MNIT 2020-21

Executine.Decor Team I CACS 2019

Zonal NASA Convection 2019

Thomso IIT Roorkee 2019

LANGUAGES

Hindi English

SOFTWARE SKILLS

AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop

Sketchup Adobe Indesign

Lumion

Enscape

Revit Microsoft Office

INTERESTS

Travelling Dancing

Badminton Cooking

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Contents

SCHOOL DESIGN ISBT DESIGN

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MUSEUM DESIGN OTHERS
MISCELLANEOUS

SCHOOL DESIGN

The brief was to design a secondary school with an emphasis on universal design. This school is suggested to be a co-ed school with the requirements of a public school standards. School is for class 2nd to 10th standard as per New Education Policy-2019. We were advised to adopt local construction techniques and material and to go through the existing standards and norms.

Location - Jaipur, Rajasthan

Area - 29,760 sqm.

Site Co-ordinates - 26°52’54.0”N 75°48’24.0”E

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SITE PLAN
10 First Floor Plan
11 Second Floor Plan

South Elevation

Scale-1:200

West Elevation

Scale-1:200

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Corridor View

The efficiencies of designing and constructing a building had to be in creating a warm, playful and welcoming environment project is to provide the children with a suitable environment to learn and explore. Inner and outer courtyards. The modules. Through the east-west connecting corridors on the first floor, two enclosed courtyards are formed divided

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environment for these young children that would be filled with natural light and ventilation. The key objective of the The building consists of a branch structure in the form of verandahs, ensuring an efficient combination of teaching divided by a brick jaali cooridor provides an open and spacious structure. .

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Section - AA’ Scale - 1 : 200 16
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On the first floor, a series of exhibition spaces and activity spaces are formed through overhead spaces and shared halls so as to accommodate diverse learning activities. Large steps are provided for entering the first floor, ensuring a flexible space for gathering.

In response to the hot and dry weather in Jaipur, the school design fully considers the characteristics of the composite climate in the region, so as to create an architectural expression with excellent lighting effects.

Usually, the classroom is inclusive and private, the hall and passages are semi-private, and the playground is a public space. Now, an art classroom opens into an atrium that can be turned into a gallery or exhibition area, also sharing space with the canteen.

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School Entrance View

4th FLOOR FFL PARAPET LVL : (+

mm) BOB

3rd FLOOR FFL

BOS LVL : (+ 4200 mm)

BOB LVL : (+ 3600 mm)

BOB LVL : (+ 2850 mm)

2nd FLOOR FFL : (± 00 mm)

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LINTEL
LVL : (+ 2100 mm)
1100 mm)
LVL
LINTEL LVL
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Detail02 200 2100 200 75 2100 300 1200 600 200 1100 450 1650 75 75 200 300 200 75 1600 600 750 75 300 2900 300 2200 300 300 600 300 2200 300 400 2150 200 2100 200 75 1100 2500 600 200 1100 450 1650 75 75 Detail01 Detail-A 3"x3" GROOVE (Cladded Stone) CEMENT MORTAR RCC TOE WALL 400 mm LEDGE EXTENDED GRANITE STONE (with slope of 1:25) CEMENT MORTAR LINTEL BEAM BRICK JAALI 150 150 400 Detail-A Detail-B 400 mm LEDGE EXTENDED BRICK JAALI 150 150 400 200 Detail-01 Detail-02
BOS LVL : (+ 4200
: (+ 3600 mm)
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mm)
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SATELLITE BUS TERMINAL

The brief was to design a Satellite Bus Terminal complex with contemporary innovative designs and amenities which is going to cater for the bus load of Kota and Sikar side. In order to relieve congestion of traffic and to enhance new urban development of the of the old Bus terminal, the Jaipur Development Authority has decided to develop a new Satellite Bus Terminal at 4 locations in the city. At present 234 buses are running on this route and anticipating 100% provision for future expension by the year 2050, the total bus load at this satellite bus terminal will be brv 400-500 approximately.

Location - Shivdaspura , Jaipur

Area - 37,800 sqm.

Site Co-ordinates - 26°43’36.0”N 75°52’49.0”E

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Satellite terminal is earmarked along the Kota - Jaipur Highway having access through a Cloverleaf interchange located at the southern part or the ring road connecting four big roads to the site.

Site Plan
Exploded View 25

The two-story architectural concrete terminal building is simple and straightforward, with buses circling on the outer peripheral areas and people entering from the center, avoiding any conflicts between them.

The “billboard” part of the building features lofty steel frameworks cladded with perforated aluminum panels. In the daytime, this gigantic billboard mainly shows its silver-metallic color on the outside; while in the evenings, the space from inside reveals itself, giving the terminal a new urban energy and a sleek sight.

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Floor Plan First Floor Plan
Ground

West Elevation

Scale 1: 200

South Elevation

Scale 1: 200

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render

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render

Waiting Lobby 31

ARCHAEOLOGY MUSEUM

Archeology museums are designed to host a culture’s heritage, giving visitors access to untold stories. The Archeological Museum in Delhi, India is a treasure trove of historical artifacts that offer unique insights into the rich cultural heritage of the region. Areas including Exhibition gallerires, Auditorium, Library, Cafeteria, Administration & Open air theatre.

Location - Bhairon Marg, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, India. Area - 45,400 sqm (11.24 acres). Site Co-ordinates - 28°36’39”N 77°14’47”E.

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03 Conceptual model
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LEGEND 1. Main Entrance 2. Drop-off point 3. Basement excess
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7. Auditorium
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Library Temporary exhibits Cafeteria Parmanent exhibits Workshop/Storage Admin block
GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Entrance View (Main Exhibition Block)

The Cave-like opening is inspired by Ajanta caves or historical monuments. Mountains (Purana Quila), fields (National Zoological Park), trees, and stones composed our first impression of the base with Materials such as RCC, stainless steel and Fiberglass structures provide solid form with a little transparency.

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Entrance View

(Temporary Exhibition Block)

NORTH-WEST ELEVATION

Scale - 1 : 500

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Visitors must pass through a lengthy and narrow passage in the dark to reach the Auditorium block.

Portico View

(Connecting Building Blocks/ Exit for visiters)

Exhibition Lobby View (Sit & View theme exhibit)

Psychological impact or the spaces attributing to the narrative or aspect to the architectural factor. The cutouts in-ground allow the flow of natural light exposing clean geometric shapes.

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The building is conceptualized as a multi-layered pavilion, allowing for maximum spatial flexibility while capturing the notion of science in archaeology. The main spatial components include the Dome structures, which creates the main focal and formal element within the composition showcasing the carving inside the curves. In terms of structure and construction, the museum mainly adopts reinforced concrete frames and locally cast-in-place reinforced concrete walls. The bridges adopt under hanging steel structures. The building structures exhibit a cracking style. The fissures are enclosed and protected with Fiberglass.

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DETAIL
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SECTION YY’ SECTION XX’ 0 2 10m 20m 41 Detail 01

OTHERS

INTERNSHIP WORKING DRAWINGS

At the beginning of every young and ambitious person’s career, support is essential. As part of the HCPID, Ahmedabad provided an opportunity to work on various projects including Central Vista, Delhi . The Six month internship gave a unique chance to learn from the best and to work with the best.

The work assigned to trainees are :

• Working drawing

• Presentation drawings

• 3D development for projects

• Presentations for clients

• Door - window schedules

• Datasheets

• Attend Client meetings

• Tender drawings

• Design Proposals

• Other small details as required

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MISCELLANEOUS 05

Micron Art Work - Still life live sketching, Water color street painting, Photography,

Table Painting - Acrylic/varnish, Re-furnishing

Wall Art - Interior pastel shades with detailed matt finish.

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Water Color
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Table Painting (Mandala Art)
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Art
Wall
kumawatnishita2@gmail.com +91-9352698882
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