Architecture Portfolio - Selected Works

PORTFOLIO PRAVEEN PETER CHIRAYATH

PRAVEEN PETER CHIRAYATH Chirayath Bhavan (H), Karukutty P.O. Ernakulam, Kerala, India praveenpeter11@gmail.com +91 8157843225

EDUCATION 2020

Bachelor of Architecture - Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam

2013

Secondary Education

2015

Higher Secondary Education

My approach to any design stems from a holistic perspective giving importance to the whole, at the same time, giving attention to details creating interactive and functional spaces.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2021 - 2022 2020 - 2021 2017 - 2018

Project Architect at Prakrti Living Environment, Kochi Junior Architect at Living Space Design, Kochi Intern at Studio Acis, Kochi

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS 2020

Jury topper in Architectural Thesis

2016

Jury topper in Architectural Design (Semester 3)

2017

COMPETITIONS

2017 - ANDC NASA 2017 - SIDC NASA 2019 Transparence 14.0

Jury topper in Architectural Design (Semester 5)

Silpa Vriksha ( Design Team member ) Kalikotta Palace ( Design Team Leader ) Railport ( Design Team Leader )

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY CAD/3D/Render Adobe MS Office

(Semester 10)

Auto-Cad l Sketchup l Lumion l V-ray l Rhino Photoshop l Indesign l Lightroom l Premier pro l Acrobat pro l Illustrator Word l Power-point l Excel

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URBAN MARKET REDEVELOPMENT KOCHI

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LOCAL FOOD SQUARE

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ROW HOUSE

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RAILPORT

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ZOHO IT CAMPUS

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THE GRID HOUSE

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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URBAN MARKET REDEVELOPMENT KOCHI Project type Semester Location

: Architecture Thesis : 10 (2020) : Ernakulam, Kerala, India.

The thesis was based on a live government proposal by CSML in which they have proposed the deomlition of the entire structure and proposing a brand new market structure.

Urban Market Redvelopment is the revival of the existing Ernakulam wholesale market to a modern central retail market by keeping the heritage of the market intact.

The Project also includes the redevelopment of the market canal and market square to an urban public space and uplifting the entire market precinct into a functional and captivating area.

The project also focuses on deriving a design idea that can be used in designing or reviving public markets in an urban context.

Ernakulam Market mainly houses Stationary, Grocery, Vegetable, Fruits, Fish, Meat, Poultry, etc. and other stalls in its composition.There are both wholesale and retail shop owners. the total number of shops in the market is approximately 218 shops.

Thetraditional market along with the associated Market Square and Pond, played the role of the central and most celebrated public space in the city during the initial years Figure 1: Section’s showing traditional settlement pattern near water with religious buildings in Kerala Section of traditional markets showing waterways as major transport veins and relationship of pedestrian movement with builform and water.

1. Main market building 2. Wet Market 3. Market Pond 4. Pavilion 5. Car parking tower 6. Market Canal 7. Kochi Estuary

Built in the colonial architectural language, the planform follows a rectangular grid system, with entries in the North and East sides of the Market.

The North-east corner, which faces the junction of Valavi Road and Market Road, has a curved façade, typically found in buildings at many junctions in the precinct. The East and North Blocks facing the roads are the main blocks which also has the entry points located almost at the centre of each block. This part of the block is double storeyed which also help marking the entry points clearly.

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The Ernakulam market lies in the heart of Kochi City and is in the CBD area. Ernakulam market was formed in early 1900’s when the trade shifted from Fort Kochi to Mainland Ernakulam. The market triggered the urban settlement in mainland and made Kochi what it is today.

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MASTER PLAN 03

1. Current Ernakulam Market

The current Ernakulam Market comprises of the market complex ,the market square and the market pond-canal. The market pond is the main attractive feature of the area and represents the Traditional Kerala Market The first intervention is to revive the market pond to its original state which was reclaimed 40 years back.

2. The Market Pond

The market pond is revived to its original size like as it was in the beginning of The Ernakulam Market.

3. The Wet Courtyard

The market pond is identified as an open breathing space in the thick urban fabric.

It acted like a ‘wet courtyard’ in the dense urban profile.

5. The Dry Courtyard

In order to achieve the maximum potential of the of the site and for easy functionality, some area near the pond & market complex is acquired. This helps in easy services and functionality of Market. Irrelevant old structures are removed to accommodate the new building.

7. Circulation

9. Zoning

The market is segregated and zoned both vertically and horizontally. The wet market is adjacent to the ‘wet courtyard’ and dry market is adjacent to the ‘dry courtyard’. The dry market area is shifted to the first floor to invite diverse activities in the market courtyard throughout the day.

A similar open space with a different potential was identified in between two publicly relevant buildings in the precinct Central Juma Masjid & Thekkumbhagom Synagogue.

6. Site expansion

The idea is to create a ‘Dry Courtyard’ of the similar size inside the market complex which will have the potential to host diverse functions and to connect the other two courtyards.

As the site area was expanded the market is now accessible from all the roads surrounding it helping it for smooth logistics and pedestrian traffic.

4. The Urban Courtyards

8. Placement

The new buildings are placed on both sides of the road with both facing the market pond. The new buildings will help in connecting all the Identified ‘urban courtyards’.

13. Isometric view of The Market Complex

10. The Market

The market complex is a 3 storey building featuring a central courtyard surrounded by the old market building in the street edge and the new building in the opposite site edge. The wet market is a 2 storey structure featuring a dock with direct access from the market pond.

11. The Parking Tower

A parking tower is proposed to serve the parking requirements of the market on minimum footprint. It will also feature an observation area that can offer extraordinary views to the visitors. The tower will also accommodate a large overhead water tank that will serve the market and can be also used as a water source for street fire hydrants in the immediate surrounding.

12. The Pavilion

An elevated structure around the pond which hosts various functions like shaded walkway, dining space, play area, water fountains etc. The pavilion emphasizes the spatial quality and its elevated deck enhances the visitor experience of the pond.

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Main Market Builing - Exploded Isometricc view

Market courtyard and new market buiding viewed from old market building

Concept sketches: Respecting the heritage by defining the old from the new.

The design approach to the main market building was in a way where the old and new has contrasting architecture characteristics but amalgamates both the structures through some architectural elements.

Synagogue - Mosque Courtyard

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The sections shows the different activities that could happen in the market courtyard

In the morning it could be an unloading space with tea vendors & other morning activities

In the day time, various activities like farmers market, flea market, exhibitions etc. could happen

In the evening the courtyard can transform into a common outdoor dining area for the restaurants or cultural activities, festivals & celebrations could happen

Market Stalls

Market Courtyard transformed into a Flea market

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The wet market architecture also follows a courtyard design. The roof line of the building is inspired by the old market roof line and other traditional building roofs nearby.

The Building is designed like a 3 sided courtyard structure.

The central area features a dock where small boats by local fishermen can be brought in and they can sell their fish in that area.

The main permanent fish stalls in the market faces the dock area so that everyone has a view of all the activities.

The shops facing the street is dedicated for meat and poultry.

Ground Floor Plan

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Section HH 07

The pavilion is a steel structure around the market pond which hosts various functions. It functions as shaded walkway, shaded vending area, children’s play area etc. Apart from that, the pavilion plays a major role in maintaining the water quality in the pond as it has a fountain incorporated to it for aeration of pond water.

Canal waterfront design section AA

Various activities happening in the Pavilion

View of the Pavilion

Canal waterfront design section BB

View of the canal waterfront

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LOCAL FOOD SQUARE Project type Semester Location

: Urban Design Intervention : 9 (2019) : Anand Vihar, New Delhi

The Urban Design study was completely based upon transit modes and the concept of interventions was Walkable City.

A small patch of vacant municipal land is selected near the Karkaduma Metro Station in Anand Vihar, Delhi.

Being the concept Walkable City, all streets and foot paths must be free from all kinds of obstructions that resist the smooth flow of pedestrians and vehicles.

All kinds of activities in the streets must be removed which causes pedestrian and vehicular traffic congestion.

One of the main factors to all these congestions are street vendors and street hawkers who encroaches in to the footpaths and streets.

Aerial view of the proposed Design The Local Food Square is a dedicated space for street hawkers and street food vendors. The proposal is multiple food squares in regular intervals in a locality depending on the local needs.

The streets with the most number of vendors are identified and dedicated space is allocated for the vendors near to that street.

This in result segregates every activities happening in a street resulting in a smooth circulation for all.

The proposed food plaza has a potential to act as a gateway to the slum area which has the potential to be developed to a local commercial street in the future.

The map below shows the proposed site and the slum area adjacent to the site and how the street network links to the site

SITE PLAN 09

The site is located near a major metro station and has direct access from the main road and is surrounded by roads on all sides.

A bus stop is provided to increase the activity of the square and parking space is provided along the inner boundary.

Permanent shade structures along the boundary of the site to create an open space in the center and introduction and amphitheater for increase the potential for other activities.

Water body on the NE of site to increase humidity and cool the area with wind moving over the water body.

North- South Site Section

East- West Site Section

View of the Amphitheater

View of the vending area

The space transformed to a food square creating a walkable city without compromising the street vendors.

The space also acts like a hangout space in the local context .

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ROW HOUSE Project type Semester Location

: Architecture Design : 4 (2017) : Hypothetical

The project is a cluster a row mixed use row houses in a hypothetical site.

Every building faces a non-motorized street. The street is identified as a commercial street with commercial activity for every home. Commercial activities include cafe, art gallery, book shop, nursery, pub, flower shop, saloons etc.

Every building has a common recreational landscape area in the rear which can be accessed by the public as well as the residential owners.

The recreational landscape is a 3.5 m high area from street level. Under the landscape area accommodates the common residential parking space.

Every row house is 25m x 5m in plan and can have a maximum height of 15m. 10 -25 % of the total space can be alloted as commercial space and the rest as residential space.

In this design the row house is a 3BHK residence with a small cafe as the commercial space.

Class Model of every Row Houses

Design Evolution

Typical Street Section.

Recreational Landscape to the rear of Buildings. Car parking below the landscape.

Non Motorized commercial street through the middle.

Isometric hand sketch of the Row House 11

Floor plan hand sketches :

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Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

Sectional Perspective: Rear Elevation

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Figure1: Photograph of sectional physical model.

Figure2: Photograph of the row house in class model.

Figure3: Street elevation view.

Figure4: Rear elevation view.

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RAILPORT Project type Semester Location

: Railway station Design : Student Design Competition (2019) : Anand Vihar, New Delhi

The aim of this design competition was to design a Railway Station and their precinct that can help users through improved circulation and decrease of conflict areas, thereby making it effective and efficient landmark public area in the city.

The project site is the Anand Vihar Junction Station of the Indian Railways. Northern Indian Railways started operations of this station in 2010. This railway station caters to major east-bound trains originating from here.

This station is significantly locatedon the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border catering not only to the residents of Delhi, but also to the adjoining NCR city of Ghaziabad and other nearby cities of Uttar Pradesh.

The design of the railway station is purely on a functional basis so as to provide a smooth passenger flow through out the station.

Different levels and dedicated areas are provided for the main three activities happening in a railway station, that is arrivals, departures & waiting.

Master Plan Legend 1.Railway Station Building 2.Commercial Towers 3. Multi level parking building 4. Service building

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5. Entry Road 6. Exit road 7. Metro Station

DELHI MAP

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ANAND VIHAR MAP

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Exploded Isometric Floors

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1. Arrival Hall 2. Admin & Platforms

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3. Departure Hall & Concourse 4. Mezzanine food court 5. Roof

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East - West Section : Concourse

Exploded Isometric View Roof

Mezzanine Food Court

East - West Section : Arrival & Departure Hall

Concourse Departure Hall Metro link bridge

North - South Section : Platforms

Administration area

Platform Roof

Arrival Hall Departures Ramp

Platforms North - South Section : Concourse, Arrival & Departure Halls

Sectional Perspective

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ZOHO IT CAMPUS Project type Year Status Location Firm Position Role

: IT Campus : 2021 : Under Construction : Thirunalveli, Tamil Nadu : Prakrti Living Environment : Project Architect : Design development, Presentations 3D Modeling, Visualizations, Site Co-ordination, Construction drawings.

The project is an IT campus for ZOHO corporations.

The location of the site is in Tharuvai, a small village in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu.

The client’s requirement was to design a campus that neatly blends into the village and its context.

Therefore the design evolved with a concept inspired from the tamilian village houses, the muttram / courtyards are introduced into the blocks as an integrated landscape and spill out area for the office spaces.

The construction is a combination of modular prefab steel structure for the main office areas and concrete civil work for the Service and recreational buildings.

Legend 1. Entry and exit 2. Two wheeler parking 3. Car parking 4. Bus parking Photographs of typical Tamilian village houses.

5. Entry plaza and fair ground 6. Main reception 7. Main Street

8. Access Street 9. Courtyard 10. Office block (phase 2) 11. Drivers dorm 12. Kitchen and dining 13. Office block (phase 1) 600 seats 14. Badminton courta

Orientation - along wind direction (east to west) Building footprint - allocation of modular building footprints and parking area with entry plaza and fair ground

Wind corridors - the altered landscape and careful placing of building masses helps the introduced streets to act as wind corridors Master Plan

Muttram / courtyard concept inspired from the tamilian village houses, the muttram / courtyards are introduced into the blocks as an integrated landscape and spill out area for the office spaces

Altered landscape terrain - in order to accentuate the flow of wind , the design alters the existing land terrain to form mounts that are a floor high at the western end and slope down gradually towards the east

Massing - in order to direct the flow of wind , the design demanded taller masses at the western end which helps create wind corridors along with the help of the landscape mounts

Altered landscape terrain - in order to accentuate the flow of wind , the design alters the existing land terrain to form mounts that are a floor high at the western end and slope down gradually towards the east

Stack effect - the difference in wind pressure created due to the hot wind blowing in the outdoors and the cool air inside the shaded courtyard create continuous flow of cooler air through the building.

Tree belt - introduction of tree belt along the western edge over the mounts and along with mist irrigation would help screen the dust carried by the dry dusty winds present in site.

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View of the streets between each block

View of the street entrance.

Structural 3D of individual blocks.

Prefab steel sections for office spaces.

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THE GRID HOUSE : Private Residence : 2018 : Completed : Kasaragod, Kerala : Studio Acis : Intern : Interior 3D modeling, Visualizations, Construction Drawings

For a large family, it was key to plan spaces such that they do not seem too distant or cramped. The planning follows the placement of rectangular masses along a grid pattern.

Incorporating functions from a naalu-kettu (a traditional house modal of Kerala) with a modern outlook, A continuous veranda running along the periphery) acts as a buffer in addition to being used for transition.

A second skin was yet another concept introduced to the residence. Something that simplifies the path from the busy streets to the residence. It also serves the building with different ranges of privacy with open spaces, semi-private spaces and complete privacy, in areas it is needed.

Photo Credit : Justin Sebastian

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Project type Year Status Location Firm Position Role

Building no.32/937 d1, 1st floor, 4th door,Surabhy by lane, Anjumana, kochi 24 e-mail: acis.team5@gmail.com

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NOTES. 1.All the wall thickness are 23 cm and 10 cm unless specified 2.All dimensions and levels given in the drawing are finished dimensions and levels.

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Figure 1 Architectural Shoot for Prakash Residence by Studio Acis.

Published in Vanitha Veedu Magazine.

Figure 2 Long Exposure photograph of Flinder’s Street Station, Melbourne.

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Figure 3 Banana market at Ernakulam market street.

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Figure 4 Humayun’s Tomb Figure 4

Figure 5 Carlton & United Breweries

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