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PAULOMI JOSHI | SELECTED WORKS | 2015 - 19

CONTENTS

Jew Town mapping, Kochi - Group Work

CONTACT Paulomi Joshi 15th Oct, 1997 a15paulomi@sea.edu.in paulomirj@gmail.com +91 9920190760 @paulomijoshi

ELECTIVES

EXIBITION/WORKSHOPS

EDUCATION\EXPERIENCE 2012:

Swami Vivekanand International School

2014:

Patkar Varde college|Science

2015:

School of Environment and Architecture|B.Arch

2018:

Internship|Dimensions (Kandivali)|July-October

2019:

Ongoing Fourth year B.arch

COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS

2015:

Gardening|Rakesh B.

2016:

Kochi Muziris Bienalle|Kochi

2015:

Water People|Malwan

2016:

Gardening|Rakesh B.

2016:

SEAhive|SEA, Mumbai

2016:

Film Making|Ajay Norhona |Gaza 51

Vile Parle Station Painting| Mumbai

2016:

What is a home?|Mumbai

2017:

Game Design|Dhruv Jani

Hands on Workshop| Laurie Baker Centre

2016:

ReDrawing Architecture|LBC

2017:

Zine Making|Himanshu S.

2019:

Surface Design|Aarti B.

Autocad

2017:

Student Exchange|Shanghai

2017:

South Asian Study

2017:

Art after Image|Sabih Ahmed

2017:

Joal Katha|Kolkata

SKILLS

LANGUAGES

Sketching|Doodling

Photoshop|Illustrator Sketchup|Rhino|Grasshopper Indesign Microsoft Office

(Word|Excel|Powerpoint) Hand Drafting|Sketching Basic Carpentry

OTHER INTERESTS

English

Painting(Water color)

Marathi

Music

Hindi

Reading Writing

Plant stories - Art by Paulomi Joshi

RENEGOTIATING NETWORKS|POISAR (SEM V Design project)

The Poisar river in mumbai stretches from the mountains in sanjay gandhi national park to the sea, crossing Borivali, Kandivali and Malad. The current condition is such that the river has become a seasonal river filled wih pollutants. Itâ€™s a concretised edge, creating flooding problems by not giving space for the river to expand. The purpose of the project was to study the current conditions and renegotiating the connection between the river edge and adjoining settlements to allow for more organic growth and restoring the water edge.

Part Plan - Poisar River

Location: Janata Nagar, Kandivali East|Poisar River The focus here was on the small scale industries like cowsheds, imitation jewelery, papad making, dhobis etc. that dot the densely populated informal settlements located on this part of the stretch; and the connection of the people living here to the river. In the current context, no connections exist between these industies, the other inhabitants, and the river. This entire project looks at the networks formed within these small scale industries and tries to adress the question whether these networks can be redesigned or reworked to allow for the flourisment of these industries as well as to create a dependency of the people on the river. To achieve this, the already existing nodes like trees considerd sacred by the people, courtyards formed where ladies gather to wash clothes etc., are used and the design is organised and structured around these nodes.

Existing networks on site

The existing networks create a middle man between the industies and the consumers. They also take the returns outside the community. Rearranging these connections work towards establishing new networks, one of the home work paradigms and another, on a larger scale, create connections between the community and the river. The resulting needs created inform the strategies and concepts used in the design.

Poisar study - Group Work

New networks created

Concept| process and Building strategy

The reorganized networks lead to a mix of programs like combined housingshops, ancillary facilities and small scale industries. The site demanded possibility of incrementality, flexibility, mix use space etc. The strategy to achieve this was to provide a structural framework which allows for housing and shop/small scale industry units and open spaces to be inserted within. This framework can be provided in parts within the settlement

Ground floor plan

Long Section

Strategies

Cat Study - Art by Paulomi Joshi

WHAT IS A HOME?|THANE (SEM IV Design project)

The purpose of this project was to ask the question ‘what is a home?’ in the various contexts of the Eastern suburbs of Mumbai. Our site, Kissan Nagar, is a dense settlement along the main pipeline running throught Thane. In this dense settlement, ‘home’ revolves around the activities and interactions happening in and around it. Most of these activities take place around the pipieline along which the settlement runs, in the alley between the two. and around the excess, unnecessary water storage.

Part Plan - Kissan Nagar|Waghle Estate

Location: Kissan Nagar, Thane. The edge between the settlement and the pipeline is an active space with people washing clothes and utensils, extending their zone of interaction by creating informal seating there, with the Pipeline being a large part of the community. The water system in the settlement consists of pipes pulled out directly from the pipeline. But yet, the residents keep drums of stored water outside the house in the small alley between the house and the pipeline. The activities in the alley revolve around the stored water. The essence of this design revolves around creating a communal system of water management, which in turn creates spaces of unforced but possible interaction. Also there is a play of levels to allow for zones created to work as public, semi private and private spaces.

Argumentdrawing

Existing Site Plan

Photo of Pipeline

Photo of Settlement from pipeline

The space is designed as a small community with a group of houses. The water reservoir becomes the central part connecting to the smaller reservoirs in the houses, and the entire water level is maintained communaly. The community spaces surround the reservoir and follow a public, semi-private, private pattern. The upper level of the houses is also connected by a seperate plane which acts as communal space. The play of levels helps with creating interactive, dynamic spaces allowing for unforced interaction.

3D View

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Plan at 1.2m

Section AA’

Undulation - Art by Paulomi Joshi

8576

8573

GRANTHALAY|BANDRA

1900

(SEM VI Working Drawing project)

4500 W3

The project is a public library on an empty site beside the sea. Itâ€™s located at bandra in front of the Taj Lands hotel. The design idea of the project is to make a library without W3 W3 breaking the W3 connection between theW3 sea and the site. So a majority of the structure sits as cantilevers on three main cores, above ground level. This allows the visual connection to be maintained. The sea views framed by large openings and the walls are exposed form finished concrete. Programatically the building is zoned by seperating public and staff use areas onto different floors, orienting the seating space to the sea.

476

1900 W3

5100

4500 W3

793

Part Section - Working Drawings

GENERAL NOTES

G -

4010

11202

8576

8573

4005

11211

1200

Toilet shaft

302

600

1000

2599

1500

Toilet (20 sq. m.)

3916

R4000

Toilet (10 sq. m.)

Study room (13 sq. m.)

1542

1200

8347

Steel railing

2600

1200

Mid landing

1944

Study room (13 sq. m.)

1300

Elevation line below

KEY PLAN

67 66 65

5576

2000

Railing

Elevation line below

Study room (13 sq. m.) W3 W3

3576

Reading area (table seating) (190 sq. m.)

14850 2795

STAMP & SIGN D2

10727

5576

4291

Disabled toilet (4 sq. m.)

Main landing

R8576

D5 W3 Ceiling line above

Study room (13 sq. m.)

R8576

Toilet shaft 5587

W3 W3

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. ALL THE WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. DRAWINGS TO BE SEEN WITH RESPECT TO ALL OTHER DRAWINGS. P.C.C. IS IN THE RATIO OF 1:3:6 (CEMENT : SAND : COARSE AGGREGATE). ALL LEVELS SPECIFIED IN METERS. ALL DECISIONS REINFORCEMENT CALCULATIONS NEED TO BE TAKEN BY STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWING. ALL DISCREPANCIES SHALL BE BROUGHT TO NOTICE TO THE ARCHITECT BEFORE THE COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. RICHER CONCRETE MIX TO BE USED FOR THE FOUNDATION AND M:30 MIX TO BE USED FOR THE SUPER STRUCTURE, ALL MIXES SHALL BE SUGGESTED, EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. VERIFY FIELD CONDITIONS AND COORDINATION WITH THE PROJECT DOCUMENTS PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. WORK WITHIN THE FIELD BOUNDARIES AS SPECIFIED IN THE PROJECT DOCUMENT AND COMPLY WITH ALL THE APPLICABLE BUILDING CODES, REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS. OCCUPANTS ON THE ADJACENCIES TO THE PROJECT AREA SHALL CONTINUE UNINTERRUPTED/UNDISTURBED OCCUPANCY DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROJECT.

Electrical shaft

5346

Reading area (lounge seating) (45 sq. m.)

2000

1460

41 42

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43 44

ROLL NO | A15 - 20 THIRD YEAR B.ARCH

46 47

Mid landing

2000

48 49

W3 60

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND ARCHITECTURE

8353

50 59

R8576 D2 W3

5244 3116

NORTH

Childrens square (20 sq. m.)

PUBLIC LIBRARY AT BANDRA, MUMBAI

SCALE

W3 W3

1:75

DESCRIPTION:

SHEET NO.:

Second floor plan

C03

Argumentdrawing

GENERAL NOTES -

8576.1

8572.65

Micro concrete flooring (20 mm)

Coping

3000

External plaster (20 mm)

Brick Bat coba (150 mm)

20 mm waterproofing

150

20 mm waterproofing

150 1350

Terrace wall Aluminium framing 3400

Micro concrete flooring (20 mm)

3000

Brick Bat coba (150 mm)

500

Fixed glass Curtain glazing

1900 D4

2000

KEY PLAN

Micro concrete flooring (20 mm)

500

4980

500

Fourth lvl

1000 1900

3200

5100

1360

500

60 1293.07

500

Third lvl

1000

60 553 613

2000

Micro concrete flooring (20 mm)

500

3200

4500

3000 2000

800

1900 W3

500

2000

STAMP & SIGN

5100

500

Second lvl

1000 1900

3000 2000

2000

Micro concrete flooring (20 mm)

800 100

500

First lvl

1000 4000

2332.72

3200

2700

2000

1200

2000

Micro concrete flooring (20 mm)

500

600

PUBLIC LIBRARY AT BANDRA, MUMBAI

3000 2000

1100

500

300

First lvl 400

600

3000

PAULOMI JOSHI

150

500

ROLL NO | A15 - 20 THIRD YEAR B.ARCH

400

5000

4600

4000

3800

3400 2000

2000

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND ARCHITECTURE

2000

500 PCC bed (150mm) Soling (150 mm) Rammed earth

2000

Micro concrete flooring (20 mm)

500

1600 3200

3000

800

1300

3000 2000

800 500

Terrace lvl

1000

Basement lvl

NORTH

SCALE

500

Raft footing 650 mm

1:75

Screeding (30 mm) Shabad tiles (25 mm) Screeding (30 mm) Shabad tiles (25 mm) Screeding (30 mm) Lift pit (1.6m deep)

Box waterproofing

DESCRIPTION:

SHEET NO.:

Photo of Pipeline

Section AA'

D01

Photo of Settlement from pipeline

GENERAL NOTES

G -

11202

8576

8573

4005

11211

1 1200

R8576

Toilet shaft

Equipment room (20 sq. m.)

230

5576

Server room (20 sq. m.)

2000

Book stacks (20 sq. m.) 91

3118

5346

Ceiling line above

5243 3683

8347 R8576

5243

95 96

Steel railing

Mid landing

99 100

2000

230

Main landing

KEY PLAN

Ceiling line above

2446

2000

86 85

2000

Elevation line below

Book stacks (100 sq. m.) R10574

Book stacks (20 sq. m.)

14850

10293

STAMP & SIGN

Slab line above

Librarian room (25 sq. m.) 4922

5576

4010

3346

230

Electrical shaft

2000

1460

61 62

PAULOMI JOSHI

ROLL NO | A15 - 20 THIRD YEAR B.ARCH

64 65 66

Waiting area (20 sq. m.)

Mid landing

2000

W3 80

3116

68 69

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND ARCHITECTURE

8353

70 79

Staff lounge (45 sq. m.)

D2 W3

PUBLIC LIBRARY AT BANDRA, MUMBAI

R8576

NORTH

SCALE

W3 W3

1:75

4 DESCRIPTION:

SHEET NO.:

Third floor plan

C04

GENERAL NOTES -

14850

Micro concrete flooring (20 mm)

3000

Coping

Brick Bat coba (150 mm) 20 mm waterproofing

150

850

1350

500

3400

2100

500

1200

1780

740

800

2000 300 300 300 300

2000

553 673 W3

800

553

Terrace lvl

KEY PLAN

60 60

1300

500

3200

300 60

Fourth lvl 1900

2500

1300 500

3200

2100

500

Third lvl

1200 800

2000 300 300 300 300

2000

STAMP & SIGN 1300

Second lvl

500

3200

1900

740

1900 2500

1300 500

500

First lvl 700

3200

2100

1200 800 1200

PUBLIC LIBRARY AT BANDRA, MUMBAI

740 2000 300 300 300 300

2000

1900

800

500

1200

1000

Plinth lvl Ground lvl

4700

PAULOMI JOSHI ROLL NO | A15 - 20 THIRD YEAR B.ARCH

5000

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND ARCHITECTURE NORTH PCC bed (150mm) Soling (150 mm) Rammed earth

Raft footing 650 mm

SCALE

1:75

DESCRIPTION:

SHEET NO.:

Section BB'

D02

GENERAL NOTES -

8576

8573

3000

Coping

150

3400

KEY PLAN

Terrace lvl

Terrace wall Aluminium framing Fixed glass Curtain glazing

1900 W3

1300

Fourth lvl 4500

3200 W3

5100

1360

STAMP & SIGN

Third lvl 60 553

3200

613

1900 W3

5100

1300

Second lvl 3200

Beam

4500 W3

First lvl 3200

1200

PUBLIC LIBRARY AT BANDRA, MUMBAI PAULOMI JOSHI

ROLL NO | A15 - 20 THIRD YEAR B.ARCH

476

Plinth lvl

793

Ground lvl

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND ARCHITECTURE NORTH

SCALE

1:75

DESCRIPTION:

SHEET NO.:

South elevation

E01

GENERAL NOTES -

200

320

Electrical shaft

50 160

1460

800

2000

640

KEY PLAN

5 6 7 8

Mid landing

2000

Staircase elevation (1:25) 20

10 19

STAMP & SIGN

Plan (1:25)

Micro concrete (20 mm)

412

2000

PUBLIC LIBRARY AT BANDRA, MUMBAI

1389

2000

160

PAULOMI JOSHI

250

ROLL NO | A15 - 20 THIRD YEAR B.ARCH

640 640 Micro concrete (20 mm)

412 412

400 400

Cantilevered steps

97°

83°

2000

640

2291

NORTH

400

2291

Mid landing Details (1:20)

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND ARCHITECTURE SCALE

AS MENTIONED

DESCRIPTION:

SHEET NO.:

Staircase details

S01

Contemplation - Art by Paulomi

WETLAND NATURE PARK|KOLKATA (SEM VI Design project)

Mudially is a Nature park in Kolkata. The nature park is currently not economically high functioning. It currently only has fishing programs. Located on wetlands, its a site made by the sludge removed from the lakes every year while cleaning. The design intent is to make new facilities for the nature park, introducing new programs to increase their economic condition. Considering the environment and site condition, the design has to sit lightly on the ground and must take into acoount the ecology of the place.

Part Plan - Mudialy|Kolkata

Location: Mudially, Kolkata. The intent of this design is to achieve harmony between the nature and ecology of the site and the new insertion for the nature park. the structure is made of bamboo, which is available on and near the site. It is zoned according to existing movements and is designed to fit around and between trees to make the damage minimum. The louvred facade maintains a connection between the outside and inside. It also makes the spaces flexible and expandable. The design maintains an average height of 2.5 metres above the ground to avoid the building from standing out.

Roof Plan

Plan of Guestrooms

Section of Guestrooms

Sections

Entry

Multipurpose room

Guestrooms Library

Sto

(Fish &

Staff Area:

(Bath house, longe area deck etc.)

orkshops

Staff Area: (Office)

Small open land to grow food for kitchen use

orage

& grains)

Kitchen

Section AAâ€™

The Unlikely Tribe - Art by Paulomi

HIGH RISE|BORIVALI STATION (SEM VII Technology project)

The project was a process of experimenting with the structural and service aspects of a tall building. With the bustling, busy station as the site, it was necessary to design and organise the movements on site to allow more absorption of the population directly into the building. The programmes are also designed the same way, with a mix of workspaces, public spaces, buffer spaces etc.

Part Section - High Rise Building

ProgramDistribution

Process

Diagrams

Photos of model

Structural Diagram

E.W.S.

TOILET

TICKET COUNTER TOILET TICKET COUNTER

TICKET COUNTER

TO BASEMENT

LIFT 1

FEMALE TOILETS

MALE TOILETS

seating

LIFT 4

A.H.U LIFT 2

LIFT 5

LIFT 3

LIFT 6

LIFT 3

LIFT 1

LIFT 3

open public concourse

LIFT 1

A.H.U LIFT 2

LIFT 2

LIFT 3

takeaway counter

reception

entry from station

ART GALLERY

DROP OFF

MALE TOILETS

FEMALE TOILETS

seating

coupon counter

LIFT 2

FEMALE TOILETS

LIFT 1

A.H.U

reception

MALE TOILETS

FEMALE TOILETS

LIFT 2 EL

MALE TOILETS

LIFT 1

A.H.U

seating

DOWN

R.G. 2 (782 sqm) R.G. 1 (440 sqm)

Ground floor plan

Second floor plan

Detail 1

Detail 2

Bamboo - Art by Paulomi Joshi

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OTHER PROJECTS (COLLEGE|WORKSHOPS|OFFICE|EXTRA CURRICULARS)

Parametricbenchdesign

SEAhive - Parametric design|Group

Shanghai linear housing study|Shanghai|Group

Design|Multipurpose space|Temple,meditation area,store|Office work

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Parametric bench|Shivaji park edge|Individual

Facade design and rendering|Office work

Drawing Board stand|Individual

Totoro - Art by Paulomi Joshi

Oh, she looked so silly! She passed by in a rush In the red dress so frilly With a creeping blush Oh, she looked so silly She weaved through the crowd Her hands waving about When the gong sounded loud She ran staright without a doubt Her basket oh so empty Once held fruits for dear granny Now held sad memories a-plenty Of red eyes and teeth uncanny The ship treaded water Ready to say goodbye She ran on with a quarter And bought the ticket with a sigh She went aboard and stood Watching the forest dissapear There goes little red Riding Hood Away from the big bad wolf forever She stood hiding her fear In her red dress so frilly But to all who saw her Oh, she looked so silly!