Pankaj Joshi / Architectural Portfolio

POR FOLIO

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// Selected Works / 2018-2022 //

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CONTACT

Pankaj Joshi pnkjjsh007@gmail.com +91-9465009200

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QUALIFICATIONS 10 STANDARD

2015

TH

Shishu Niketan Public school, sec 43, Chandigarh.

81.7%

2017

12 STANDARD TH

Ajit Karam Singh International Public School, sec 41, Chandigarh.

82.6%

2021

Bachelors In Building Sciences Chandigarh College Of Architecture, sec 12, Chandigarh.

First Division

SOFTWARE SKILLS Auto-CAD Proficient

Rhino Proficient

Lumion Proficient

Illustrator Proficient

Photoshop Proficient

Revit Inter-mediate

Sketch-up Inter-mediate

Twin-motion Inter-mediate

In-design Beginner

Blender Beginner

Grasshopper Beginner

office Proficient

INTERESTS & SKILLS 3D-modeling Research/Analysis Model making

- Trekking - Taekwondo - Music

- Bhangra

Hand Drafting Documentation

- Gaming

- Cooking

- Coffee

- Riding

- Swimming

- Sketching

- Volleyball - Basketball

WORK EXPERIENCE - Freelancing

- Documentation - Showroom’s, Residence’s, Tri-city.

Hari Palace Cinema, Ambala city.

- Graphic Designing 3D-visualisation

- Online Internship - Studio Arch.Values. (2021)

Auto-Cad - Working drawings

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- Studio Model Arch. (2021)

Rendering & Visualization

- Studio S’Goyal. (2022)

Revit - Working drawings

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STUDIO PROJECTS

COMPETITION

Bus-Stop Design - Individual, 2018

NASA - Louis I. kahn Trophy Team 2018

Kiosk Design - Individual, 2018

- documentation/analysis of vernacular architecture, Lahori tolla-Varanasi, India.

Residence Design - Individual, 2019 Kindergarten - Duo, 2019 Dispensary - Individual, 2019 Hostel - Individual, 2019 Club-house - Individual, 2019 Market Place re-design - Individual, 2019 Office Design - Individual, 2020

House Design Duo 2019 - Archdais (re-thinking architecture/urban approach) NASA - Destech Team 2019 - smart city intervention creative - bold - pragmatic ( WHO’S SMART CITY IT IS? )

NASA - ANDC Team 2019 - analysing vernacular architecure unique, re-thinking the old.

Residential School - Individual, 2020

NASA - Louis I. kahn Trophy Team 2019

Vernacular Design - Trio, 2020

- documentation/analysis of vernacular architecture, semi-sacred space, Shahi Maqbara-Malerkotla, India.

Hill Housing - Indivisual, 2021 Hospital design - Dual, 2021

Product-Design Duo 2019

Convention Center - Dual, 2021

- re-examining useful mix of stool and chair, (Chandigarh college of architecture)

Group Housing - Dual, 2022

Tiny Library Trio 2019

Urban Design - Group, 2022

- Volume Zero (re-imaging the idea, self learning, incubating space)

WORKSHOP/SEMINAR Brick & Wood workshop 2018 - chandigarh college of architecture.

Arch. Conversation of heritage buildings 2018 - by : Ar. Abha Narayan.

The RIBA president’s Medal Exhibition In collab with CCA 2019 - by : David Gloster ( director-RIBA ).

Indo-German Seminar Bauhaus @100 Years IIT-Roorkee 2019

- by : prof. Zird Zimmerman, prof. J.R. Joenning.

NASA - Cement Finish workshop 2020 - hands-on experience tile making

INSTALLATIONS

Archasm Duo 2020 - home - design your dream (hypothetical, out of the box, open source)

The Little Big Loo Individual 2020 - Volume Zero (re-imaging the public toilet, design for change)

120 Hours Trio 2020 - the ocean (can architecture reduce the pollution?)

IDHA Ethos Individual 2020 - wall art (so much to look around and learn)

COA Duo 2020 - essay writting (role of architecture in nation building)

M.I.G Group 2021 - Exploring the future of architecture in post covid-19 world.

Chandigarh Seen-Unseen 2021 - Show casing brutality of city chandigarh

Le Corbusier Day 2021 rd

- Compitition (3 ), Interretation through threads.

Iconic - Week Chandigarh 2022 - Show casing Iconic buildings of city chandigarh

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NASA - Na�onal Associta�on of Students of Architecture.

ANDC - Annual Nasa Design Compe��on.

IDHA - Innova�on Design Humanity Art. COA - Council Of Architecture.

REFERENCE Dr. Gaurav Gangwar

Associate professor Chandigarh college of architecture +91-9501021272 gangwarg72@gmail.com

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Dr. Janbade Parfulla Tarachand

Associate professor Chandigarh college of architecture +91-9463205012 prafullatj@gmail.com

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“Sanitation is more important than Independence” - Mahatma Gandhi

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Project -

Competition.

Brief -

Everyone to reimagine the conventions of public toilets and encourage the best possible solutions for this serious problem scenario which plaguing our World; Its time to put on your thinking hats and get working on creating the Little Big Loo; an innovative public toilet for the areas that need healthy sanitation facilities.

Concept -

“Deeply ingrained caste structures and beliefs influence how a group values basic necessities”. Sanghasni, a charming artisans' community in Rajasthan's deserts, served as the inspiration for the design.

"The idea focuses on comprehending the practises of sanitation facilities among the villagers and translating them into places while yet offering opportunities for multipurpose use. The open toilet modules are made with a social context in mind, as well as sustainability and the likelihood of climate change, in order to offer a polite, responsive, and familiar atmosphere with a freedom of choice to varying degrees of privacy."

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LVL + 4.20m LVL + 3.10m LVL + 1.60m LVL + 1.20m LVL + 0.25m LVL ± 0.00m

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Culture is often looked as barrier while desinging as the usage of the space depends upon the familiarity of the space, so bring elements from the surroundings to provide similar experience and change at the same time.

Using Vastu and vernacular technequies to arrange the elements and create a sustainable environment.

Devicing a program so that the space can be used at different time by different age groups and genders.

Creating small stepwells, not only to ensure availability of water but using their social, cultural and religious significanse to give a connect.

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01. Walls are considered a dividing element but can also be used as a physical barrier allowing visual connect.

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02. Curves shows the flexibility and movement thorugh out.

03. An element that provide them living “POTS” used to make the place known and to store water in vernacular ways.

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04. Tree like structure providing shade and space for playing to the kids.

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ELEMENTS

Ventilation & lighting

Door

Urine division

Floor slab

Removable vault cover Faeces

Soil

AXONO VIEW

Urine out pipe

TOP VIEW

RENDER VIEW

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Project -

Studio

Brief -

Re-imagining the conventions of public Spaces “Market”.

The task was to understand public patterns and behaviour in a market place and planning it accordingly.

Concept -

"The concept emphasises on understanding the public behaviour and the accessibility of the space making it universally approachable by the use of ramps, creating different levels to interest the public. It focuses on the needs of the spaces as placed inside a campus and mostly used by students for different activities.”

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Public Washroom Shopping Complex Stage Plaza Terrace Bank

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Utilizing an open concept, the design facilitates a flexible, multi-purpose open-air market that spans over multiple levels and creates a distinct sense of identity. “by merging people and space through the formal and informal commercial activities that happen at the different platforms.”

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LVL + 4.90m

LVL + 4.20m

LVL + 1.70m

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Section XX’

LVL - 1.50m

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Legends - 1. Shop

LVL + 4.40m LVL + 3.20m

LVL + 1.60m LVL + 0.25m LVL ± 0.00m LVL - 1.50m

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2. ATM 3. Public Washrooms 4. Plaza 5. Gazebo 6. Terrace 7. Ramp 8. Stair-case 9. Parking 10. Service-area 11. Dispensary 12. Bank 13. Stage

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View - 1 : Showcasing different activities inside Plaza.

View - 2: Showcasing small elements, arches.

View - 3: Showcasing the brutalism of materials used.

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// Portfolio / Pankaj Joshi / Housing 2.0 //

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Project -

Studio.

Brief -

The challenge for this design problem was to design an apartment housing complex with a view to resolve these issues of monotony, placelessness and isolation with regard to real-time constraints of area and considerations of construction type, budget and building bye-laws.

Concept -

The idea is about creating a place that works for people, which is socially inclusive, as well as environmentally resilient. The proposal is of a sustainable community plan, which aims to promote a sense of equality, belonging and pride among the residents.

This is achieved, in part, through ‘common ground’, attractive new public spaces, streets that encourage life and activity, new infrastructure and highly adaptable residential units – an exciting model to inspire communities addressing issues of resilience, growth and integration around the world.

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Site plan

Legend 1. 3 and 2 B.H.K cluster 2. 1 and ews cluster 3. Club house 4. Basket-ball court 5. Tennis court 6. Swimming pool 7. Park 8. Lake 9. Services

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3.Kitchen 7.Balcony

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4.Dinning-area 8.Terrace

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2.Washroom 6.Utility-area

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4.Dinning-area 8.Terrace

Axono - 2 B.H.K

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Cluster Plan 3 and 2 B.H.K

Horizontal circulation Vertical circulation Apartments

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LVL +27.20m

LVL +23.80m

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LVL + 6.80m LVL + 5.50m LVL + 3.40m LVL ± 0.00m

Section XX’

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Cluster Plan EWS and 1 B.H.K

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Section QQ’

Horizontal circulation Vertical circulation Apartments

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Exterior Views -

View 1

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View 2

View 3

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Interior Views -

View 1

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View 2

View 3

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Stating the elemental essence of Chandigarh - Brutal in appeal yet aesthetically distinguished by the primary colours - the depiction is unravelling the thoughts of Corbusier’s approach towards the city. The brutalism is portrayed by the use of grey threads rendering the material - concrete, creating shapes picked from the radiant city by Corbusier. Being of varied heights, some covered, some left uncovered to convey his incomplete dream.

The centre holds an art piece based on humans symbolic to Corbusier’s obsession with the human form and how it centred his approach.

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Miscellaneous

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“Town hall”

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THANK YOU.

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