Architectural Portfolio

KALE, PRANAV

Sir J. J. College of Architecture, Mumbai

B. Arch | 2014 - 2019

KALE,

PRANAV ar.pranav.kale@gmail.com

PERSONAL STATEMENT I believe that imagination is a powerful skill, an ability evolving from our originalities and perspectives to explore the unimaginable, leading to formulate an aspired bespoke workpiece - an endeavoring to cognate - The Vision & The World.

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ar.pranav.kale@gmail.com

EDUCATION Sir J. J. College of Architecture, University of Mumbai | Bachelor of Architecture | June 2014 - May 2019 Academic achievement | CGPA | 6.98 | 2019

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Cobol Architects & Planners, Mumbai | Assistant Architect | January 2020 - February 2021 + Initialized research and development of Mental Wellness & Wellbeing Sector. + Developed design concept along with visualizations renders and diagrams for presentations. + Prepared all design drawings; inspected and approved construction & finishing materials. + Reviewed and tasked to pre-approve all submitted engineering, electrical and mechanical works. + Accelerated client and contractor meetings from design development phase and onwards. + Assisted Project Managers with reports, cost estimates and time tables.

Nikhil Mahashur & Associates, Mumbai // Randolf Gray Architects, Bangkok | Junior Architect | June 2020 - December 2020 + Performed research for lead architect on specifications, materials, building codes. + Communicated and worked closely with other professional Architects; performed other duties as assigned. + Created 2D drawings of floor plans, sections using computer aided drafting. + Coordinated floor layouts with the MEP Engineering department and contractors on site.

Positron Architects, Mumbai | Intern Architect | June 2019 - December 2020 + Provided creative concept solutions and maintained all blueprint files, documents, and records. + Worked on the design of multiple commercial/residential projects, performed site visits. + Produced detailed architectural drawings and sketches. + Oversaw preparation of design drawings specific to the instructions outlined in the construction documents. + Designed and document for both commercial and industrial construction projects.

EXTRAS + Filmed a short documentary of Basilica of Our Lady of the Mount + Worked for Ministry Of Information & Broadcasting in identifying potential locations to setup LED Signage Board for Public Welfare under the Digital India Movement in MCGM’s Ward K-E . + Assessed the “Old Building” of Sir J. J. College Of Architecture, created a Fabric Report under the guidance of Prof. Ketan C. Rami and Conservation Ar. Rahul Chemburkar, a proposal was put forward to Infosys for granting educational funding.

SKILLS SUMMARY Drafting - AutoCAD, Revit: Seamless collaboration proficiency with various standards and departments (A 2015 - 2021, R 2018 - 2021) 3D Modeling - SketchUp, Rhinoceros: 3D modeling experience in conceptual and design development phases (S 2015 - 2021, R 2019 - 2021) Post Processing - Photoshop, InDesign: Masterful use in compelling graphics for presentation. (P 2018 - 2021, I 2020 - 2021)

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TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT ACADEMIC TERM: FINAL YEAR | DESIGN STUDIO | 2018 - 2019 GUIDE: MANJUNATH HATHWAR TYPE: PUBLIC, COMMERCIAL SITE: KALYAN, MH, IN GEO LOCATION: 19° 14’ 09. 9” N, 73° 07’ 50. 6” E

6 | MANIFESTO

“Architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms assembled in the light” - Le Corbusier

Multi-modal transit serves to interconnect different modes of transport – road, rail, air, water – and therefore improve efficiency and speed movement. The development has increased the demand for practically all transport services and further underlines the importance of providing an efficient multi-modal infrastructure in India. Multi-modal transportation, which has been proven elsewhere in the world as a solution to reduce costs, is touted as an efficient way of transporting over long distances. The accomplishment of transportation connectivity between two major activity centers will create a network of spaces. Those spaces, well planned, have the greatest potential of allowing people to move among scales, to invent their existence among a larger concept of movement. The creation of a sense of place among the bigger picture of an urban core is perhaps the most seamless, potentially complex order to fill. The certainty of a structure that connects two major systems is real and known and has the potential to create growth and alleviate conflicts between pedestrian movements among all scales. The will to go ahead with the economic reforms and build effective road and rail transportation systems to withstand the burgeoning trade is very much pertinent to the state of multi-modal in India. The transport sector is fundamental to the development of a country, especially so in India where it is estimated to provide employment for 45 million people.

The transport sector is the second largest consumer of energy in India. The growth of transport not only increases pressure on the limited non-renewable energy resources and increase in foreign exchange outgo but also considerably increases environmental pollution.

Increasing car dependence in India especially in the urban areas is most visible at the local level – vehicular emissions causing air pollution, noise pollution, and corresponding health effects. Increasing energy consumption, operational pollution, land intrusion and congestion are some of the areas of concern.

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1. Original Stack of Cuboid Masses

2. Hewed in Horizontal and Vertical Axes

3. Taper the opposite faces

4. Blending the tapered faces

5. Gradually stepping the blended faces to form a distinctive profile

8 | PLAN

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10 | CIRCULATION

UNDERPASS LEVEL

GROUND LEVEL

CONCOURSE LEVEL

BUS TERMINUS LEVEL

Stations function as hubs to allow passengers to board and disembark from trains. They are also payment checkpoints and allow passengers to transfer between modes of transport, for instance to buses or other trains. Access is provided via either island- or side platforms. To allow easy access to the trains, the platform height allows step-free access between platform and train. If the station complies with accessibility standards, it allows both disabled people and those with wheeled baggage easy access to the trains. Some stations use platform screen doors to increase safety by preventing people from falling onto the tracks, as well as reducing ventilation costs

SEGREGATION LEGACY | 11 Dome

Terrace

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Long Distance Train Connection

Modern services on rapid transit systems are provided on designated lines between stations typically using electric multiple units on rail tracks. The stations typically have high platforms, without steps inside the trains, requiring custom-made trains in order to minimize gaps between train and platform. They are typically integrated with other public transport and often operated by the same public transport authorities. However, some rapid transit systems have at-grade intersections between a rapid transit line and a road or between two rapid transit lines. It is unchallenged in its ability to transport large numbers of people quickly over short distances with little to no use of land

The project is conceived as an amalgamation of buildings, embracing the intersection of various systems, demographics, programs, and activities. The building simply manifests the complex nature and needs of the site into a built form, result in a chain reaction of expected events and favouable situations.

12 | EXPERIENTIAL SECTION

Pedestrian Entry to the Station Premises through the multiple axial points of exchange to disburse crowd as a component of safety.

Concourse Level connects the passengers from ground level to their destined platforms and to the bus terminal level above.

Six cutouts bind in the three levels and function as guides to lead travelers to their designated bus route

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The Sixteen Bay Elevated Bus Terminal frees up crucial land parcel at grade. This strategy facilitates as a shelter below and it is further utilized to segregate variation in passengers

Air Deck, lattice truss structure 80 meters in length & three levels inclusive of terrace garden. Facilitating as connection between the two commercial structures at Sixth, Seventh & Eight levels. Giving the skyline a distinction with picturesque cityscape panoramas.

14 | SECTIONS

Transportation structures have traditionally been the great buildings of urban society. In the major cities of the world, oldest cultures with some of the greatest classical architecture are part of its architectural heritage. Railway Station is a major gateway and entrance to a city. The station should reflect the character, lifestyle or background of the city or community in which it is located. Hence, a Station building should in its design reflect the culture, historical background and lifestyle of the people of that area. The redeveloped stations should effectively play a key role in providing the first impression of the city to the visitors arriving by train, must integrate a harmonious and elegant architectural statement with a comfortable and efficient passenger experience, ease of movement, security, safety and accessibility.

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16 | DETAILS

Regional rail caters to passenger services within a larger urban agglomerate or metropolitan area connecting the outskirts to the center of the city. The services have a greater number of halts at smaller distances compared to long-distance railways but fewer halts and higher speeds compared to metro rail. Regional rail is common in large metropolitan cities and help in de-congesting the city center by providing safe, and speedy access to the city center for commuters residing in less congested suburbs.

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18 | PROFESSIONAL + PERSONAL PROJECTS

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3.Hospete 4. Udaipur

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FIRM: INDEPENDENT CLIENT REWEND ENTERPRISES STATUS: COMPLETED | DEC 2020 TYPE: STAY-CATION SITE: KUNKESHWAR, MH, IN. GEO LOCATION: 16° 20’ 13. 7” N, 73° 23’ 19. 4” E

22 | STRATEGY

1. A Cuboid of 8’ x 4’ x 4’

2. Placed Two Cuboids perpendicular to the adjoining the First Cuboid

3. Longer Side extended to form an informal space

4. Pergolas change the rigid informal spaced to visually connected

Scope of Involvement: Design Development, Working Drawings, Execution

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Bedroom

Sea View

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Living

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FIRM: CAP CLIENT: SKYWAY GROUP STATUS: PROPOSAL TYPE: STAY-CATION SITE: LEH, IN. GEO LOCATION: 34° 14’12. 5” N, 77° 23’5 7. 8” E

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The house has a timeless form and minimal lines of a gabled roof house that blends with the 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 scenario of the Himalayas.

A1.2square grid of 1.2m x 1.2m initiates the1.2 process of 1.2 forming a self sufficient module sized 4.8m x 6.0m. Due to the modular nature, there is a flexibility of having multiple variations, Single Module functions as an independent room. Double Module transforms into a complete apartment and cluster of Single Module along with Double Module is achievable for a bigger space, as a result dynamic variation in occupancy is possible in a cluster of Triple modules.

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1. Two Cuboid Masses are placed adjacently

2. Gable Roof Profile added to Cuboid Mass

3. Masses are split in three detached spaces

4. Three detached spaces are connected by informal spaces

30 | RENDERS

Foyer

Valley View

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Courtyard

Chinar Car Park

GARAGE

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FIRM: CAP CLIENT: MSPL LIMITED PROJECT: COMPLETED | 2020 TYPE: WAREHOUSE SITE: HOSAPETE, KA, IN. GEO LOCATION: 15° 15’ 44. 7” N, 76° 22’ 12. 9” E

34 | CONCEPT

Recreational Area with Lounge and Bar

Scope of Involvement: Design Development, Approval Drawings, Working Drawings, Execution

A Modern Contemporary Two storey mezzanine structure, Upper Level functions as the recreational area with lounge and bar. The rest of the Double Height Space is a state of the art gallery, with a levitating Scaled Replica of a Classic Plane creating a visual drama in the vertical space.

The futuristic smooth stepped flow of the ceiling amalgamates the curves in the wall to form a dynamic visual wall that complements the Fifteen Collectible Cars beneath and a Turn Table for a Showcase Car

View from West Wall End.

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Terrace

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Turntable for Showcase Car

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Exploded View

Ritz Carlton

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FIRM: NMA // RGD CLIENT: ROCKWOOD HOTELS & RESORTS PROJECT: ONGOING TYPE: LUXURY HOTEL SITE: UDAIPUR, RJ, IN. GEO LOCATION: 24° 33’ 14. 6” N, 73° 39’ 07. 5” E

38 | PROCESS

Scope of Involvement: Design Development, Working Drawings, Execution

The project is a 450+ keys, Luxury Mewari Traditional hotel under the brand - Ritz Carlton. The site is spread across 16 acres on a hillside having a altitude of around 45m from the road level to the highest point on the site. It is located merely fifteen minutes away from the iconic Lake Pichola, on the outskirts of Udaipur City Center Mumbai & Udaipur, India;

Despite the limited time I had been associated with this firm, the exposure to various depth of hospitality sectors were immense. Fortunate enough, had spent handful time preparing the working drawings in Mumbai and later overlooked the execution on site as well.

Bangkok, Thailand;

For a months’ worth time, had an opportunity to work under the Chief Architect - Clive Gray in his Studio - Randolph Gray Designs in Bangkok, Thailand. He previously has successfully completed the Fairmont, Jaipur and many more projects of grand caliber. Under his expertise, Junior Ballroom and Independent Villas were to be iterated for site planning and further design. Alongside, attended meeting with renowned Interior Designer - Jeffrey Wilkins, principal from DesignWilkins. As per the project timeline, pathways created as a part of landscape design were reviewed by landscape architect - Joel Burega for Burega Farnell Landscape. Site planning was worked out and work of leveling for junior ballroom and villas was commenced, and shortly after that my term with these brilliant lot of people came to an end.

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4500

31

450 x 450

22 5950

300 x 750

300 x 900

300 x 900

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450 x 450

4900 450 x 450

LOBBY TERRACE

450 x 450

21

6205

ROOMS

5000

4205 300 x 750

PASSENGER ELEVATOR LOBBY

29

5000

614.50 SERVICE CORR.

300 x 750

SERVICE 605.5m CORR.

5000

25 PE 3850

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450 x 450

27

16

300 x 900

PE CORRIDOR 597.5m

300 x 750

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450 x 450 FROM 601.5

20 450 x 450

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601.5m

4450

6525

15

5000

4

ROOMS 614.50

614.2m

450 x 450

7 4500

450 x 450

5000

3350 450 x 450

SE SE

450 x 450

shaft 3200x2450

450 x 450

5 SERVICE ELEVATOR LOBBY 300 x 750

14

300 x 750

CORR. 27

450 x 450

450 x 450

cab 1700x2500 1768 kg 26 pax

4500

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300 x 750

5000

4900

4500

300 x 750

300 x 750

SE SE

601.5m

300 x 750

31

CORR. 26

8375

450 x 450

8

MAID'S ROOM 300 x 750

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450 x 450

13 300 x 750

300 x 900

4500

450 x 450

9

450 x 450

SERVICE LOBBY

450 x 450

3

450 x 450

SERVICE LOBBY 601.5m 300 x 750

12

450 x 450

26 450 x 450

2 300 x 750

300 x 900

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300 x 750

32 300 x 750

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300 x 750

300 x 900

4500

25

300 x 750

30 450 x 450

3350 300 x 750

4900

SERVICE LOBBY 617.5m

300 x 750

300 x 750

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450 x 450

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300 x 750

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300 x 900

10

300 x 900

4900

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8000

29 300 x 750

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300 x 750

4900

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300 x 750

6

300 x 750

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24

300 x 750

4500

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300 x 750

28 CORR.

23

300 x 750

1493

4900

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300 x 750

1

32

300 x 750

300 x 750

4275

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300 x 750

250 x 900

G RM.

300 x 750

4900

300 x 750

G RM.

300 x 750

300 x 750

5925

300 x 750

300 x 750

23 300 x 750

G RM.

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 900

300 x 750

4500

31

300 x 750

300 x 750

601.5m 300 x 900

ELECTRICAL ROOM 35

621.3m

300 x 750

2957

300 x 750

300 x 900

300 x 750

34

TRENCH FOR HVAC - 2100 DEPTH

1543

300 x 900

4500

G RM.

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 900

300 x 750

G RM.

300 x 750

5925 300 x 900

300 x 750

4500

1625

300 x 750

300 x 900

300 x 750

300 x 750

1805

609.5m

300 x 750

300 x 750

5925

300 x 750

2695

22

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

614.5m

300 x 750

3200

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

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3705

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300 x 750

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300 x 750

300 x 750

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300 x 750

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300 x 750

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300 x 750

300 x 750

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300 x 750

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4500

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4900

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J 300 x 750

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4500

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60

4500

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614.5m

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4500

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44

4500

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4500

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609.5m HOTEL GARDEN BAR, FITNESS CENTRE

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3400

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4500

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CORR.

28

13

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2396

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3400

3400

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4900

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597.5m 609.5m 23

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4500

4500

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4500

4500

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4500

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5739 300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

5739

300 x 750

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300 x 750

8000

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1543

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300 x 750

5000 5000

300 x 750

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2000

5000

8000

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1493

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300 x 750

4300

300 x 750

5128

300 x 750

57

300 x 750

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2003

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300 x 750

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300 x 750

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8000

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4500

4500

4250

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2003

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300 x 900

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

57 300 x 750

300 x 750

7516

300 x 750

300 x 750

TRENCH FOR HVAC - 2100 DEPTH

TRENCH FOR HVAC - 2100 DEPTH

2003

1493

2957

300 x 750

3300

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

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5739

300 x 750

4500

5128

822

4500

4250

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8000

7516

1493

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300 x 750

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11

3

3600

20

15

30

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30

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0

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49

19

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45

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26

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25

45

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A

7

4

34

50

45

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10

5

50

2 45

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3

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

1

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

300 x 750

2957

4500

1543

300 x 900

300 x 900

4500

1350

4500

4500 4500

16

17

18

3600

7

4500

10

12

2705 1795 2130

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

4500 4500

2095

2370 2025

4630

8520

2 4

6

2405

1255 3245

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

TRENCH FOR HVAC - 2100 DEPTH

3450

4025

1900 2600 1530

6

4900

5128

15887

1543

4900 1050

40350

2970

2920

3705

4250

4250

4250

950

3930

4205

4250

4250

4250

4250

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

300 x 750

4725

300 x 900 300 x 900

4275

4250

3550

8445

4500

1543

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

4500

9700

9700

300 x 900 300 x 900

10200

10025

5

2396

13230

4

3

4250

2000

13325

4900

2000

18190

2

9700

8445

10200

9570

592.7

592.7

18

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300 x 900

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5

8445

300 x 900

A

300 x 900

23

300 x 900

19

B

26 25

24

22 ROOMS

21

20

9700

7

8445

1

3

19

Spa/Gym Lobby

MEP/BOH

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4500 4500

4500

4500

1

3012

13

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 900

2 4

6

300 x 750 300 x 750

8100

Junior Ballroom Entry Level

8

750

300 x 750

1050 BALLROOM TERRACE ABOVE

9

300 x

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 900

750

300 x 900

750

C

750

750

300 x 900

300 x 750

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300 x 900

750

300 x 900

300 X 300 x 900

750

300 x 900

750

300 x 750

12400

14

750

750

300 X

300 X 300 X

300 x 900

750

10200

15

748

5

3600

4450

17

11

300 x

300 x 750

300 x 900

1700

3450

4500

4500

4500

20

455

18

3600

7 20

Atrium

19

2000

4025

1900

4500

2370

4500

1350

6

2130

18

2025

16

2000

4250

2600 1530

2970

10

12

2705 1795

17 4630

4500

7530

16

300 X

300 X 300 X

1500

44100

F

900

300 x 900

LOBBY 597.5

300 x 750

2095

3245

GUEST LOBBY

2150

4300

15

2920

8520

5

1255

3600

300 x 750

4500

300 x

2826 300 X

300 x 750

4500300 x 750

G

300 x 750 300 x

1175 300 x 750

4000

SHAFT FOR SERVICES

300 x 750

300 x 750

4500

27

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

7550

2405

3930

A

300 x 750

300 x 750

4250

3550

7549

14

8445

13230

4

40350

2920

43300

750

750

300 x 750

4500

4275

4250

950

2026

3930

18190

4250

4250

4250

4630

300 x 900 300 x 900

BACK OF THE HOUSE 597.5

750

300 x 750

750

750

9700

750

1900

750 4500300 x250 x 900

7516

13

900 300 x 900 300 x

2025

23

300 x

300 x

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

3

8445

11 12

2445

4500

SE

300 x

900

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

PE

11004

4900

2

9570

1795

4250

4250

300 X 300 X

SERVICE LOBBY

1900

300 x

750 300 x

750

750

750

14900

750

750

250 x 900

300 X

300 x 750

450

B

300 x 900 300 x 900

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1

8445

9 10

9700

8445

20

300 x 900 300 x 900 300 x 900

2705

4500

8

18

3245

2055

7

300 x 900 300 x 900

1255

4500

6

10200

19

2170

4500

5

20

19

7080

300 x 750

26

25

24

9700

18

2405

4500

4

21

300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

22 ROOMS

9700

Service link above 597.5

3930

7550

2495

2895

3

7530

17

300 x 750

8300

8100

TRENCH FOR ELECTRICAL ROOM ABOVE ON 601.5

2005

A

300 x 750

300 X

300 x 900

300 x 750

2815

450 x

300 x 750

300 x 750

586.5

750

300 x 750

300 x 750

H

300 x 900

300 X

300 X

300 X

300 x 900

300 x 750 300 x

1750

2000

750

300 x 750

300 X

300 x 900

300 x 750

750

300 x 750

300 x 900

300 x 750

2000

450 x 450 450 x 450

750

10200

16

Ballroom Level Ballroom JuniorJunior Lobby Level 588.7 4205

2

3600

15

Passenger link above 592.7

5925

2920

7549

14

750

1400

13

300 x

10200

11 12

4630

300 x 900

750

300 x 900

750

2150

300 x 750

5925

1

12400

2025

2026

300 x 900

10200

2445

750

300 x 900

750

1700

300 x 900

300 x

250 x 900

300 x 900 300 x 750 300 x 900

300 x 750

2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

300 x 900

750

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

450 x 450

300 x 900

300 X 300 X

300 X

300 X 300 X

300 x

11004

300 x

300 x 750

300 x 750 300 x 750

450 x 450

5705 300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

450 x 450 450

2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

900

300 x 900 300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

450 x

C

300 x 900

750

300 X

300 x 900

9700

2055

4500

2000

4500

300 x 750

750

300 x 900

300 x

300 x 750 450 x 450 450 x 450

450 xx 450 450 450

300 x 900

300 X

2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET 750 300 X

300 x 750

GUEST LOBBY

750

1500

2000

455

1795

4500

300 x

300 x 750

750

750

2826

10025

2150

4500

1500

300 x 750

900

1175 300 x

Open loading dock E D 588.7

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GUEST LOBBY

750

300 x 750

300 x 750

6525 300 x

300 x 750

300 x 750

4500300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x

300 x 750 300 x

B

300 x 750

300 x 750

4500 300 x 750

27

300 x 750

300 x 750

4000

750 4500300 x250 x 900

1900

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

SERVICE LOBBY

Service yard 587.5

750

9700

750

2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

1900

300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x 750

PE

SE

748

2705

750

750

300 x

900

300 x 750

TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

2000 2000 xx 750 750 TILL TILL ROOF ROOF OF OF BANQUET BANQUET

1900

300 x 750

4450

3245

0

750

1500

300 x

750

C

300 x 750

43730

F

4900

22275

22800

4500

8300

300 x 300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x 750 300 x 750

11004

2101

300 x 750

300 X

750

G

2000

1900

300 x 750

300 x 750

43300

300 X 300 x 750

SERVICE LOBBY

300 x 750

450

44100

TRENCH FOR ELECTRICAL ROOM ABOVE ON 601.5

Function Lawn Below

2000

450 x 300 x 750

4300

A

300 X

250 x 900

300 X

300 x

14900

750

450 x 450

300 x 750

2000 300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

1

300 x 750 300 X 750 9700

2150

588.4

4300

10200

7080

300 x 750

2000

750

300 x 750

ELECTRICAL ROOM ABOVE

300 x 750

300 x

300 x 900

H

750

300 X

750

4900

A

300 x 750 300 x 750

900

300 x 900

300 X

3705

750

13

14

15

19

Entry

4205

300 x

750

750

300 x 750

2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET 750 300 X

300 X

300 x 900

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x

1750

750

300 x 750

300 x 900

300 x 750

3012

1500

2000

D

2396

11004

6525 300 x 750

250 x 900

Open Chatri

300 x 750

3973 450 x 450

2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

7516

300 x 750

300 X 750

300 x 750

2000

300 x 750 450x 900 450 x300

300 x 900

4900

300 x 750

1400

300 x 750

2815

2826

300 x 750

2

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300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

450 x 450

300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x 750

x 750 300300 x 900 300 x 900

300 x 750

300 x

250 x 900

300 x 900

300 x 750 450 x 450

2000

300 X 750 9700

B 2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

300 x 750 300 x 750 450 x 450

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x

450 x 450

300 x 750

300 x 750 300 x 750

450 x 450

3

2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

300 X 750

300 x 750

300 x 750 300 x 750

4900

300 x 300 750 x 750

2000

22275

22800

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x 900

450 x 450

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750 300 x 450 750300 x 750 x 450

450 x 450 300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x

TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

300 x 750

4900 300 x 750 300 x 750

450 300 x 750 450 x 300 x 750

2000

1900 300 x 750

10200

300 x 750

450 x 450

x 750 300300 x 750

450 x 450

300 x 750

300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x 750

B

300 x 750

300 x 750

4

300 X 750

300 x 750

450 xx 450 450 450

5705 300 x 750

300 x 750

1500

300 x 750

1900 300 x 750

300 X 750

C

300 x 750

2000 2000 xx 750 750 TILL TILL ROOF ROOF OF OF BANQUET BANQUET

300 x 750

3350

250 x 900 300 x 900

5 300 X 750 9700

4300

300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x 750

5

1350

3600

20

4900

2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

300 X 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

4900

C

17

18

3600

7

1

3

5

7

8

9

11

750

450 x 450

2000 300 x 750

8520

4500 4500

3200

300 x 750

750

4500 4500

16

2920 3930

4500

4500

4630

588.4

4500

10

12

2705 1795 2130 2370

2025

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300 x

300 x 750

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300 x 750

E

4250

300 x 750

Junior Ballroom 43730

D

4500

2000

300 x 750

2405

Junior Ballroom Below

4725

300 x 750

588.7

4500

300 x 750

4500 4500

2095

1255 3245

8445

2 4

6

588.7

584.4

11011

300 x 750

3450

4025

1900 2600 1530

2970

950

Lobby

Function Lawn

2000

300 x 750

1050

40350

4250

4250

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION BOH

584.7

750

x 750 300300 x 900 300 x 750

15887

584.7

300 x 900

4250

4250

3550

6

Atrium

3200

750 300 x 750

2000 x 750 TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

5

Pre-function Area

1900

D

450 x 450 450 x 450

13230

4

3

9700

450 x 450

300 x 750 450 x 450

2

19

10025

450 x 450

300 x 750

300 x 750

4900

300 x 300 750 x 750

8445

9700

TILL ROOF OF BANQUET

300 x 750

4900

9570

18190

1

3600

20

9700

3350

300 x 750300 x 750

8445

10200

13

14

15

5

8445

1

3

300 x 900

300 x 900

4250

4250

1400

5

1350

8

9

11

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION Kitchen

300 x 750 300 x 750

4500

4500

4500

20

9700

17

18

3600

7

4500

4500

19 4500

10200

2130 2370

18

2025

16

Service link above 7 597.5 4500

10

12

2705 1795

17 4630

6

12400

7530

16

2920

8520

5

10200

15

3245

23

4275

4250

300 x 900

900 300 x 900 300 x

A

300 x 900

300 x 900

4250

300 x 900 300 x 900

18 300 x 900

2 4500

24

22 ROOMS

21

20

19

1050

4

6 4500

2095

1255

3600

300 x 750

300 x 750

3450

4025

1900 2600 1530

26 25

WORKING DRAWING | 41 300 x 750

2970

300 x 750

300 x 750

1700

7550

B

300 x 750

300 x 750

750

300 x 750

8100

4250

300 x

300 x 750

300 x 900

750

750

300 x 900

300 x 900

750

300 x 900

750

300 x 900

300 x 750

2405

3930

2000

300 x

748

14

2000

750

4250

950

7549

13

44100

4250

3550

2920

4450

11 12

8445

13230

4

3

40350

4250

4630

3930

18190

900 300 x 900 300 x

2025

2026

300 X 300 X

750

300 x 900

300 X

455

2445

4500

9 10

300 x 900

4500

8445

1795

2055

8

23 300 x 900

A

300 x 900

300 x 900

300 X 300 X

300 x 750

1500

4275

300 x 900

300 x 750

4500 300 x 750

4500300 x 750 300 x 750

300 x 750

4500

GUEST LOBBY300 x 750

2150

4300

2

9570

300 x 900

4250

300 x 900

4250

300 x 900

2705

4250

4250

43300

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

1

8445

18

3245

4500

7

300 x 900 300 x 900

1255

4500

6

20

19

4900

8445

20

2170

4500

5

10025

19

2405

4500

4

9700

18

2495

2895

3

3930

17

2005

26

25

24

22 ROOMS

21

300 x 750 300 x 750

4205

2

7530

16

300 x 750 300 x 750

7550 TRENCH FOR ELECTRICAL ROOM ABOVE ON 601.5

5925

3600

15

300 x 750

8300

8100

5925

1

2920

7549

14

A

300 x 900

750

1700

SE

B

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

300 x 750

PE

11004

750

300 x 900

750

300 x 750

9700

13

750

10200

11 12

300 x

1400

4630

300 x 900

750

300 x 900

750

2150

300 x 900

10200

2025

2026

750

9700

2445

300 x

300 x 900

300 X 300 x 900

300 X

300 X 300 X

12400

2055

4500

2000

11004 300 X

750

10200

1795

4500

2000

455

2705

300 x

300 x 750

748

3245

0

4500

1500

300 x 750

750

300 x 750

300 x 750

6525 300 x

1500

4500

8300

TRENCH FOR ELECTRICAL ROOM ABOVE ON 601.5

4500 300 x 750

4500300 x 750 300 x 750

GUEST LOBBY

44100

300 x 750

300 x 750

PE

SE

10200

2003

300 x 750

2150

9700

2957

22275

22800

10200

2101

300 x 750

4450

5128

11004

1

300 x 750

43300

4300

A

1543

10200 300 x 750

A

300 X 750 9700

2150

3012

750

7516

300 x

3012

1500

15887

6525 300 x 750

7516

300 x 750

00

750

11004

300 x 750

00

300 x 750

22275

22800

42 | PROFESSIONAL WORKS

WELLNESS CENTER // CAP

COMPLETED

Type: OFFICE INTERIOR Site: MUMBAI Involvement Phase: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT, WORKING DRAWINGS, EXECUTION +. Intensively studied and iterated design options for passage cladding. +. Iterations were elaborated through streamlined process involving modular design and material study. +. Overseeing and curating design drawings and presentation. +. Monitored project from beginning to end

JAIN RESIDENCE // CAP

IN PROGRESS

Type: RESIDENTIAL Site: WADALA Involvement Phase: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT +. Developed early concept through design development +. Prepared drawings, specifications, and construction documents +. Consulted with clients to determine their requirements +. Modify existing plans to fit client needs Project description: +. This apartment is located in Island City Center, a premium locality and on the Thirty Fifth Floor.

Project description:

+. It is designed as a 3BHK residence.

+. It is a 6000 square feet Wellness Center on the Second Floor of Baldota

+. Each room has full height glazing and faces the Eastern Waterfront.

Bhavan near to Churchgate Railway.

+. Every space has been treated with a different approach and unique theme

+. The most intriguing feature of the project is the connecting passages as

and palette.

they are sharp, dynamic facets paneled to the wall. +. It consists ten cabins, two cabins, open floor office with pantry and a dedicated reception area, each space has unique color and material palette. +. The reception table is particularly unique as it starts as flows into wall paneling and then into the false ceiling.

PROFESSIONAL WORKS | 43

VALVI HOUSE // PERSONAL

IN PROGRESS

SAHETA VILLA // POSITRON

PROPOSAL

Type: RESIDENTIAL Site: TALAVI Involvement Phase: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT, EXECUTION

Type: RESIDENTIAL Site: Pawna Involvement Phase: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

+. Planned and monitored project +. Put together design proposals depending on clients’ needs and wants +. Make corrections when needed +. Ensure that all the work is carried in accordance with specific standards

+ Massing iterations for site to address and negotiate the site responses. +. Prepared drawings, specifications, and construction documents Project description: +. This project is located in the Pawna Valley. +. The bungalow shall never be seen from the road, this was the clients’

Project description:

most important requirement.

+. This project is situated in Nandurbar, abutting the Nandurbar Road and is

+. The slope of land favoured in the clients’ ideology.

surrounded by clients’ farm lands

+. It has been planned in three levels and is interlinked.

+. The farmhouse is currently a grounded structure, it is planned and

+. The preceding block does not cut into line of sight for the succeeding

proposed with further development on the successive floors.

block, as a result there are seamless panoramas of the Pawna Reservoir and

+. It is a 3BHK structure planned in a grid and has the modern conveniences.

Wetlands.

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