ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO | PRANJAL SHARMA | IDEAS NAGPUR

PORTFOLIO

PRANJAL SHARMA | IDEAS NAGPUR | SEMESTER VII WINTER 23/24 | INTERNSHIP PORFOLIO

CO-CURRICULARS

EDUCATION

PRANJAL SHARMA

2020-Present

Bachelor Of Architecture Institute of Design education and Architectural Studies Nagpur, Maharashtra

2020-21

Social media marketing & management Designed posts and managed an Instagram account for over 6 months

2020

CBSE Class XII St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur Rajasthan

2018-22

NCC Navel Cadet Designed posts and managed an Instagram account for over 6 months

2018

CBSE Class X St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur Rajasthan

SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS

FIELD RELATED EXPOSURE

2023

2022-23

Urban Design Seminars • Dr. Anand Wadwekar Dean, School of Planning & Architecture •

2023

01/03/2002 21 Guru Bhavan Central Area Udaipur, Rajasthan- 313001 TEL: 7666315853 Email: pranjal1302sharma@gmail.com

Bhopal By Dr. Akshay Patil Head of Department, VNIT , Nagpur

Worked under Ar. Jaiprakash Sharma (JP associates), NAGPUR • Worked on MHADA housing project based in Mumbai in the year 2023.

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Worked on an commercial cum housing project based in Nepal in the year 2022

The Digital Journal Workshop Attended 2 day online workshop on adobe photoshop and After effects to create urban sections and make our graphics lively.

SKILLS "To me, architecture transcends mere structures; it is a dynamic and often overlooked facet of our daily lives. From simple shelters to sophisticated and aesthetically pleasing spaces, buildings hold a significant place in our experiences. Balancing an appreciation for art with a grounding in reality, I navigate the realms of architecture with a dual passion for creativity and functionality. In the pursuit of knowledge that extends beyond academia, I find joy in exploring diverse forms and materials, crafting user-friendly experiences, and infusing a distinctive visual language into all my creations.

Driven by curiosity and a quick learning aptitude, I am dedicated to making positive design decisions. Meticulous in my approach, I anticipate honing my skills during this practical training period.

This portfolio offers a glimpse of my works, showcasing my commitment to the dynamic field of architecture.

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

Software Drafting

Autodesk AutoCAD

Documentation

MS Office SuiteWord, PowerPoint, Excel

Digital Modelling

Rhinoceros 3D Trimble SketchUp

Power Modelling & Environmental analysis

Arduino + Coding Climate Consultant

Visualization

Lumion Rhinoceros 3D

Other

Model making Drafting

Graphical Compilation

Adobe SuitePhotoshop, Illustrator, Canva

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

CO-CURRICULARS

EDUCATION

PRANJAL SHARMA

2020-Present

Bachelor Of Architecture Institute of Design education and Architectural Studies Nagpur, Maharashtra

2020-21

Social media marketing & management Designed posts and managed an Instagram account for over 6 months

2020

CBSE Class XII St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur Rajasthan

2018-22

NCC Navel Cadet Designed posts and managed an Instagram account for over 6 months

2018

CBSE Class X St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur Rajasthan

SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS

FIELD RELATED EXPOSURE

2023

2022-23

Urban Design Seminars • Dr. Anand Wadwekar Dean, School of Planning & Architecture •

2023

01/03/2002 21 Guru Bhavan Central Area Udaipur, Rajasthan- 313001 TEL: 7666315853 Email: pranjal1302sharma@gmail.com

Bhopal By Dr. Akshay Patil Head of Department, VNIT , Nagpur

Worked under Ar. Jaiprakash Sharma (JP associates), NAGPUR • Worked on MHADA housing project based in Mumbai in the year 2023.

•

Worked on an commercial cum housing project based in Nepal in the year 2022

The Digital Journal Workshop Attended 2 day online workshop on adobe photoshop and After effects to create urban sections and make our graphics lively.

SKILLS "To me, architecture transcends mere structures; it is a dynamic and often overlooked facet of our daily lives. From simple shelters to sophisticated and aesthetically pleasing spaces, buildings hold a significant place in our experiences. Balancing an appreciation for art with a grounding in reality, I navigate the realms of architecture with a dual passion for creativity and functionality. In the pursuit of knowledge that extends beyond academia, I find joy in exploring diverse forms and materials, crafting user-friendly experiences, and infusing a distinctive visual language into all my creations.

Driven by curiosity and a quick learning aptitude, I am dedicated to making positive design decisions. Meticulous in my approach, I anticipate honing my skills during this practical training period.

This portfolio offers a glimpse of my works, showcasing my commitment to the dynamic field of architecture.

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

Software Drafting

Autodesk AutoCAD

Documentation

MS Office SuiteWord, PowerPoint, Excel

Digital Modelling

Rhinoceros 3D Trimble SketchUp

Power Modelling & Environmental analysis

Arduino + Coding Climate Consultant

Visualization

Lumion Rhinoceros 3D

Other

Model making Drafting

Graphical Compilation

Adobe SuitePhotoshop, Illustrator, Canva

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

CONTENTS KINETIC FACADE Motion controlled building envelope

ANGANWADI Konkan Community Care Centre

OCCASION OASIS GARDEN Festive Gardens

AZURE HORIZON VILLA Vacation Home

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02 03 04

WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residential Building

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

05 SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

CONTENTS KINETIC FACADE Motion controlled building envelope

ANGANWADI Konkan Community Care Centre

OCCASION OASIS GARDEN Festive Gardens

AZURE HORIZON VILLA Vacation Home

01

02 03 04

WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residential Building

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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| KINETIC FACADE

Motion controlled building envelope

SEM-V L2-Design Project Building Typology: Office Building Site Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan Tools Used: Rhino + Lumion Photoshop Arduino + Coding (For Light Sensitive Physical Model)

RENDERED BUILDING VIEW

In pursuit of our project's overarching goal, we endeavored to create a building envelope that not only embraced the innovative features of motion control and climate responsiveness but also seamlessly integrated a Kinetic Facade. This integration demanded an in-depth comprehension of the facade's intricate mechanism and its operational nuances.

The chosen site, situated in Jaipur, Rajasthan, strategically positioned opposite the World Trade Park mall in Malviya Nagar, presented both challenges and opportunities. Our process commenced by meticulously shaping the architectural form of the building. To imbue the design with a unique aesthetic and functional inspiration, we drew upon the biometrics of a touch-me-not plant. This organic influence not only contributed to the project's visual appeal but also informed the refinement of the facade's mechanism.

The meticulous development process continued with a comprehensive study of the site's thermal dynamics using the Grasshopper tool. This analysis pinpointed areas susceptible to maximum heat gain, guiding the strategic installation of the Kinetic Facade for optimal impact and efficiency.

The resulting architectural solution is a harmonious blend of form and function, marrying cutting-edge technology with sustainable design principles. By prioritizing both aesthetic and environmental considerations, our project seeks to set a new standard for architectural excellence in motion-controlled and climate-responsive building envelopes INTERNAL VIEW OF THE FACDE FROM THE CONFERENCE ROOM

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| KINETIC FACADE

Motion controlled building envelope

SEM-V L2-Design Project Building Typology: Office Building Site Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan Tools Used: Rhino + Lumion Photoshop Arduino + Coding (For Light Sensitive Physical Model)

RENDERED BUILDING VIEW

In pursuit of our project's overarching goal, we endeavored to create a building envelope that not only embraced the innovative features of motion control and climate responsiveness but also seamlessly integrated a Kinetic Facade. This integration demanded an in-depth comprehension of the facade's intricate mechanism and its operational nuances.

The chosen site, situated in Jaipur, Rajasthan, strategically positioned opposite the World Trade Park mall in Malviya Nagar, presented both challenges and opportunities. Our process commenced by meticulously shaping the architectural form of the building. To imbue the design with a unique aesthetic and functional inspiration, we drew upon the biometrics of a touch-me-not plant. This organic influence not only contributed to the project's visual appeal but also informed the refinement of the facade's mechanism.

The meticulous development process continued with a comprehensive study of the site's thermal dynamics using the Grasshopper tool. This analysis pinpointed areas susceptible to maximum heat gain, guiding the strategic installation of the Kinetic Facade for optimal impact and efficiency.

The resulting architectural solution is a harmonious blend of form and function, marrying cutting-edge technology with sustainable design principles. By prioritizing both aesthetic and environmental considerations, our project seeks to set a new standard for architectural excellence in motion-controlled and climate-responsive building envelopes INTERNAL VIEW OF THE FACDE FROM THE CONFERENCE ROOM

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

CONCEPT The facade was meticulously crafted, incorporating the concept of geometry within a geometry. The hexagonal frame comprises a secondary hexagonal frame, intentionally shorter than the first, maintaining a precise 2:1 ratio.

This shorter frame is thoughtfully divided into two equal parts, referred to as panels.

Subsequently, the ensuing facade design drew inspiration from the structural dynamics of a touch-me-not plant.

Exploring the plant's responsiveness to external factors or catalysts, the design delves into the intriguing mechanisms that prompt changes in its shape and size.

This dual exploration of geometric precision and biological inspiration underscores a holistic approach to architectural design, seamlessly blending mathematical rigor with organic influences. The resultant synthesis not only yields an aesthetically compelling facade but also exemplifies a sophisticated understanding of form, function, and contextual inspiration in architectural composition

20% Opening of Panel

40% Opening of Panel

60% Opening of Panel

80% Opening of Panel

Biometric plant showing the closing and opening when catalyst act on them

WORKING PRINCIPLE

Sections showing different percentage of openings and amount of heat gain

The facade operates on the principle of light responsiveness. When sunlight illuminates the panels, integrated light sensors detect the intensity, triggering a dynamic mechanism to open or close in response to the ambient light conditions.

SUNLIGHT HOUR ANALYSIS

Hinges for the opening and closing of panel

20% Opening of Panel

40% Opening of Panel

60% Opening of Panel

Aluminum Frame

Fiber Glass or PTFE Sheet panel

80% Opening of Panel

Mechanical case consisting Gear Motor

100% Opening of Panel

Sunlight hour analysis showing percentage of heat gain with respect to opening Detailed exploded view of the kinetic facade showing working and mechanism

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

CONCEPT The facade was meticulously crafted, incorporating the concept of geometry within a geometry. The hexagonal frame comprises a secondary hexagonal frame, intentionally shorter than the first, maintaining a precise 2:1 ratio.

This shorter frame is thoughtfully divided into two equal parts, referred to as panels.

Subsequently, the ensuing facade design drew inspiration from the structural dynamics of a touch-me-not plant.

Exploring the plant's responsiveness to external factors or catalysts, the design delves into the intriguing mechanisms that prompt changes in its shape and size.

This dual exploration of geometric precision and biological inspiration underscores a holistic approach to architectural design, seamlessly blending mathematical rigor with organic influences. The resultant synthesis not only yields an aesthetically compelling facade but also exemplifies a sophisticated understanding of form, function, and contextual inspiration in architectural composition

20% Opening of Panel

40% Opening of Panel

60% Opening of Panel

80% Opening of Panel

Biometric plant showing the closing and opening when catalyst act on them

WORKING PRINCIPLE

Sections showing different percentage of openings and amount of heat gain

The facade operates on the principle of light responsiveness. When sunlight illuminates the panels, integrated light sensors detect the intensity, triggering a dynamic mechanism to open or close in response to the ambient light conditions.

SUNLIGHT HOUR ANALYSIS

Hinges for the opening and closing of panel

20% Opening of Panel

40% Opening of Panel

60% Opening of Panel

Aluminum Frame

Fiber Glass or PTFE Sheet panel

80% Opening of Panel

Mechanical case consisting Gear Motor

100% Opening of Panel

Sunlight hour analysis showing percentage of heat gain with respect to opening Detailed exploded view of the kinetic facade showing working and mechanism

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

FORM DEVELOPMENT

JAIPUR, RAJ.

SITE

FORM EXTRUSION

REMOVAL OF SIDE BLOCKS TO MATCH THE ENTRANCE FOYER

IMPLEMENTED A CAVITY TO SEGREGATE OFFICE SPACES

ESTABLISHING SPATIALLY OPEN ENVIRONMENTS BETWEEN TWO SPACES AND INTERCONNECTING THEM THROUGH THE INCORPORATION OF BALCONIES.

FLOOR PLANS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN (1:300)

FIRST TO FOURTH FLOOR PLAN (1:300)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

JAIPUR, RAJ.

SITE

FORM EXTRUSION

REMOVAL OF SIDE BLOCKS TO MATCH THE ENTRANCE FOYER

IMPLEMENTED A CAVITY TO SEGREGATE OFFICE SPACES

ESTABLISHING SPATIALLY OPEN ENVIRONMENTS BETWEEN TWO SPACES AND INTERCONNECTING THEM THROUGH THE INCORPORATION OF BALCONIES.

FLOOR PLANS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN (1:300)

FIRST TO FOURTH FLOOR PLAN (1:300)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

FORM DEVELOPMENT

FOURTH, SEVENTH & TENTH FLOOR PLAN (1:300)

EXPLODED VIEW FIFTH, SIXTH, EIGHTH, NINTH FLOOR PLAN (1:300) Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

FOURTH, SEVENTH & TENTH FLOOR PLAN (1:300)

EXPLODED VIEW FIFTH, SIXTH, EIGHTH, NINTH FLOOR PLAN (1:300) Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| ANGANWADI

Konkan Community Care Centre

SEM-IV Building Typology: ANGANWADI Site Location: KONKAN REGION Tools Used: Rhino + Lumion Photoshop

VIEW OF THE MULTIPURPOSE HALL FROM COURTYARD

In the 4th semester, our design task involved creating an Anganwadi in the Konkan region of Maharashtra. The spatial organization featured two distinct sections: one dedicated to academic functions, and the other housing administration facilities alongside a multipurpose hall. The academic block included provisions for a library, staff rooms, classrooms, and a kitchen catering to mid-day meals. Meanwhile, the administration block encompassed spaces such as a sarpanch office, admin and accounts room, conference room, and multipurpose hall. Additionally, the Anganwadi incorporated a medical clinic, enhancing its community-oriented offerings with a daily checkup facility.

The architectural strategy focused on optimizing natural elements, allowing prevailing winds to seamlessly flow through the building. Central open spaces were strategically incorporated, and no structures were erected at the corners to ensure smooth air circulation. To mitigate flood risks, the building's plinth was elevated to 900mm.

Notably, the site featured two prominent trees, both preserved as integral elements. The primary block was strategically positioned around one tree, while the other found its place at a corner, emphasizing a design approach that harmonizes with the existing natural features. This conscientious design not only meets functional needs but also reflects a commitment to environmental sensitivity in architectural practice.

SEMI OPEN AREA Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| ANGANWADI

Konkan Community Care Centre

SEM-IV Building Typology: ANGANWADI Site Location: KONKAN REGION Tools Used: Rhino + Lumion Photoshop

VIEW OF THE MULTIPURPOSE HALL FROM COURTYARD

In the 4th semester, our design task involved creating an Anganwadi in the Konkan region of Maharashtra. The spatial organization featured two distinct sections: one dedicated to academic functions, and the other housing administration facilities alongside a multipurpose hall. The academic block included provisions for a library, staff rooms, classrooms, and a kitchen catering to mid-day meals. Meanwhile, the administration block encompassed spaces such as a sarpanch office, admin and accounts room, conference room, and multipurpose hall. Additionally, the Anganwadi incorporated a medical clinic, enhancing its community-oriented offerings with a daily checkup facility.

The architectural strategy focused on optimizing natural elements, allowing prevailing winds to seamlessly flow through the building. Central open spaces were strategically incorporated, and no structures were erected at the corners to ensure smooth air circulation. To mitigate flood risks, the building's plinth was elevated to 900mm.

Notably, the site featured two prominent trees, both preserved as integral elements. The primary block was strategically positioned around one tree, while the other found its place at a corner, emphasizing a design approach that harmonizes with the existing natural features. This conscientious design not only meets functional needs but also reflects a commitment to environmental sensitivity in architectural practice.

SEMI OPEN AREA Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

SITE

Removal for central area to create a courtyard

FORM EXTRUSION

FLOOR PLAN

Revamping the entrance by eliminating side blocks to establish a semi-open space, strategically aligned with the natural wind flow.

Elevated the height of the multipurpose hall and incorporated strategic openings to enhance ventilation.

ELEVATIONS

6

14

5

7

13

5 NORTH ELEVATION

14

4

12

11

3 8

9

10

2

EAST ELEVATION

1

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

MAIN ENTRANCE ENTRANCE FOYER LIBRARY STAFF ROOM CLASSROOM PLAY AREA KITCHEN

8. CLINIC 9. MULTIPURPOSE HALL 10. ADMIN & ACCOUNTS 11. SARPANCH OFFICE 12. CONFERENCE ROOM 13. SEMI OPEN AREA 14. COMMON WASHROOM STONE VEENER ON CONCRETE MASONRY Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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SLOPING ROO DETAIL

FORM DEVELOPMENT

SITE

Removal for central area to create a courtyard

FORM EXTRUSION

FLOOR PLAN

Revamping the entrance by eliminating side blocks to establish a semi-open space, strategically aligned with the natural wind flow.

Elevated the height of the multipurpose hall and incorporated strategic openings to enhance ventilation.

ELEVATIONS

6

14

5

7

13

5 NORTH ELEVATION

14

4

12

11

3 8

9

10

2

EAST ELEVATION

1

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

MAIN ENTRANCE ENTRANCE FOYER LIBRARY STAFF ROOM CLASSROOM PLAY AREA KITCHEN

8. CLINIC 9. MULTIPURPOSE HALL 10. ADMIN & ACCOUNTS 11. SARPANCH OFFICE 12. CONFERENCE ROOM 13. SEMI OPEN AREA 14. COMMON WASHROOM STONE VEENER ON CONCRETE MASONRY Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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SLOPING ROO DETAIL

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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| OCCASION OASIS GARDEN Festive Gardens

SEM-III Building Typology: OCASSION GARDEN Site Location: UDAIPUR RAJASTHAN Tools Used: Rhino + Lumion Photoshop

During this semester, the assignment entailed the creation of an event garden in Udaipur, Rajasthan, featuring designated spaces for dormitory rooms, parking, and the main event area.

The conceptualization phase involved envisioning the site as a composition of two rectangles, one larger and the other smaller. To optimize functionality, the site was strategically divided into two zones – the first dedicated to parking, and the second hosting various elements such as garden spaces, accommodations, banquet facilities, and essential services.

These two distinct rectangles were seamlessly connected by a central road, serving a dual purpose as both the primary entry and drop-off area. Additionally, the road incorporated a roundabout to facilitate smooth entry and exit, enhancing overall accessibility and circulation within the site. Furthermore, a specific entry and exit point were designated for service access, ensuring efficient and organized service flow.

This thoughtful design approach ensures not only aesthetic coherence but also efficient functionality, embodying a harmonious integration of form and purpose in the architectural portfolio Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| OCCASION OASIS GARDEN Festive Gardens

SEM-III Building Typology: OCASSION GARDEN Site Location: UDAIPUR RAJASTHAN Tools Used: Rhino + Lumion Photoshop

During this semester, the assignment entailed the creation of an event garden in Udaipur, Rajasthan, featuring designated spaces for dormitory rooms, parking, and the main event area.

The conceptualization phase involved envisioning the site as a composition of two rectangles, one larger and the other smaller. To optimize functionality, the site was strategically divided into two zones – the first dedicated to parking, and the second hosting various elements such as garden spaces, accommodations, banquet facilities, and essential services.

These two distinct rectangles were seamlessly connected by a central road, serving a dual purpose as both the primary entry and drop-off area. Additionally, the road incorporated a roundabout to facilitate smooth entry and exit, enhancing overall accessibility and circulation within the site. Furthermore, a specific entry and exit point were designated for service access, ensuring efficient and organized service flow.

This thoughtful design approach ensures not only aesthetic coherence but also efficient functionality, embodying a harmonious integration of form and purpose in the architectural portfolio Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

FLOOR PLANS

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1

3 5

3

4

2

1

3 4

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MAIN ENTRANCE PARKING ADMINISTRATION LOUNGE & CAFETERIA KITCHEN LAWN SERVICE ROAD STAGE AREA SERVICE ROAD ENTRANCE

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2.

3.

4.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN (1:600)

FIRST FLOOR PLAN (1:600)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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BANQUET HALL DORM DELUX ROOMS LIFT LOBBY

FLOOR PLANS

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1

3 5

3

4

2

1

3 4

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MAIN ENTRANCE PARKING ADMINISTRATION LOUNGE & CAFETERIA KITCHEN LAWN SERVICE ROAD STAGE AREA SERVICE ROAD ENTRANCE

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2.

3.

4.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN (1:600)

FIRST FLOOR PLAN (1:600)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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BANQUET HALL DORM DELUX ROOMS LIFT LOBBY

VIEWS

FURNITURE LAYOUT 11

6 8

1

2

7

9

4 5

10

3

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

GROUND FLOOR FURNITURE LAYOUT (1:300)

RECEPTION MANAGER’S CABIN PANTRY WAITING AREA MALE WC

6. FEMALE WC 7. LOBBY 8. BAR LOUNGE 9. CAFETERIA 10. KITCHEN 11. STAFF ROOM

2 5

4

3

MAIN ENTRANCE

6 1 4

5

FIRST FLOOR FLOOR FURNITURE LAYOUT (1:300)

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BANQUET HALL UTILITY ROOM LIFT LOBBY DORMS DORMS WASHROOM DELUX ROOM

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3

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2.

3.

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ROOM ENTRANCE WASHROOM BED CUPBOARD & STORAGE

FOOD AREA VIEW Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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VIEWS

FURNITURE LAYOUT 11

6 8

1

2

7

9

4 5

10

3

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

GROUND FLOOR FURNITURE LAYOUT (1:300)

RECEPTION MANAGER’S CABIN PANTRY WAITING AREA MALE WC

6. FEMALE WC 7. LOBBY 8. BAR LOUNGE 9. CAFETERIA 10. KITCHEN 11. STAFF ROOM

2 5

4

3

MAIN ENTRANCE

6 1 4

5

FIRST FLOOR FLOOR FURNITURE LAYOUT (1:300)

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BANQUET HALL UTILITY ROOM LIFT LOBBY DORMS DORMS WASHROOM DELUX ROOM

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2.

3.

4.

ROOM ENTRANCE WASHROOM BED CUPBOARD & STORAGE

FOOD AREA VIEW Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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| AZURE HORIZON VILLA Vacation Home

SEM-III Building Typology: FARMHOUSE Subject: ELECTIVE III Tools Used: Rhino + Lumion Photoshop

Nestled within the serene and awe-inspiring landscapes of Uttarakhand, India, this vacation home is meticulously designed to offer an unparalleled experience for families seeking a harmonious synthesis of nature and luxury.

Positioned on a downhill slope, this villa, with the majestic Himalayas as its backdrop, beckons you to immerse yourself in the heart of India's natural beauty with style and comfort.

The architectural project exudes a distinctive charm, showcasing a seamless fusion of sustainable materials and traditional elements that pay homage to the region's rich cultural heritage. At the core of the villa is an inviting pool that faces downhill, creating a perfect oasis for families in pursuit of both luxury and relaxation. This refreshing pool, set against the backdrop of lush greenery, provides a sanctuary for rejuvenation and serves as a testament to the thoughtful integration of design and nature within this tranquil retreat.

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| AZURE HORIZON VILLA Vacation Home

SEM-III Building Typology: FARMHOUSE Subject: ELECTIVE III Tools Used: Rhino + Lumion Photoshop

Nestled within the serene and awe-inspiring landscapes of Uttarakhand, India, this vacation home is meticulously designed to offer an unparalleled experience for families seeking a harmonious synthesis of nature and luxury.

Positioned on a downhill slope, this villa, with the majestic Himalayas as its backdrop, beckons you to immerse yourself in the heart of India's natural beauty with style and comfort.

The architectural project exudes a distinctive charm, showcasing a seamless fusion of sustainable materials and traditional elements that pay homage to the region's rich cultural heritage. At the core of the villa is an inviting pool that faces downhill, creating a perfect oasis for families in pursuit of both luxury and relaxation. This refreshing pool, set against the backdrop of lush greenery, provides a sanctuary for rejuvenation and serves as a testament to the thoughtful integration of design and nature within this tranquil retreat.

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

FORM DEVELOPMENT

SITE

EXTENSION FROM BOTH SIDES TO CREATE DEPTH AT ENTRANCE AND DECK AREA

FORM EXTRUSION

CONNECTING THE DECT TO THE POOL TO GET THE FINAL SHAPE

ELEVATIONS

FLOOR PLAN

12

5

6

7

10

3

SOUTH ELEVATION

9

11

8 4 2

1 1. ENTRANCE PORCH 2. MAIN ENTRANCE 3. DINING AREA 4. KITCHEN 5. LIVING ROOM 6. MASTER BEDROOM 7. CLOSET 8. WASHROOM 9. BEDRROM 2 10. CLOSET2 11. WASHROOM 12. DECK

NORTH ELEVATION

FLOOR PLAN

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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FORM DEVELOPMENT

SITE

EXTENSION FROM BOTH SIDES TO CREATE DEPTH AT ENTRANCE AND DECK AREA

FORM EXTRUSION

CONNECTING THE DECT TO THE POOL TO GET THE FINAL SHAPE

ELEVATIONS

FLOOR PLAN

12

5

6

7

10

3

SOUTH ELEVATION

9

11

8 4 2

1 1. ENTRANCE PORCH 2. MAIN ENTRANCE 3. DINING AREA 4. KITCHEN 5. LIVING ROOM 6. MASTER BEDROOM 7. CLOSET 8. WASHROOM 9. BEDRROM 2 10. CLOSET2 11. WASHROOM 12. DECK

NORTH ELEVATION

FLOOR PLAN

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| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Brickwork plan)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Brickwork plan)

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| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Kitchen layout)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Kitchen layout)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

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| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Kitchen layout)

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| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Kitchen layout)

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| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Boundary wall)

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| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Boundary wall)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Interior Bed Detail Drawing)

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SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Interior Bed Detail Drawing)

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SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| WORKING DRAWING (Closet Detail) G+2 Residence

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| WORKING DRAWING (Closet Detail) G+2 Residence

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Study table Detail)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Study table Detail)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Crockery Unit Detail)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

| WORKING DRAWING G+2 Residence

(Crockery Unit Detail)

Pranjal Sharma| IDEAS NAGPUR

SEM VII | Internship Portfolio

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