CURRICULUM VITAE
Name : Prem Kumar
Nationality : Indian
D.O.B : 18-09-2001
Ahmedabad, Gujarat Hindi, English, Gujarati
My name is Prem Kumar, and I am currently in my 4th year of the Bachelor of Architecture program at Malviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur. I am passionate about the intersection of design, technology, and sustainability, and I am eager to gain practical experience through an internship that aligns with these interests.
During my summer internship at Devsaya Architects, I gained hands-on experience in various aspects of architectural design. I worked on terrace garden designs, interiors, and the working drawings of residential projects, enhancing my understanding of spatial planning and construction. Additionally, I had the opportunity to explore CNC cutting for custom design elements, which further strengthened my interest in the integration of technology with architecture.
I am seeking an internship where I can contribute my skills in design and technology while expanding my knowledge of sustainable architecture. I am particularly excited about the opportunity to work with professionals who are passionate about creating meaningful, environmentally conscious spaces. I believe this experience will enhance my growth as an architect and prepare me for the dynamic challenges of the profession
Contact Details +91 9904603100 premchaurasiya4080@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/prem-chaurasiya-aa64a6215
EDUCATION
Kendriya Vidyalaya Airforce Station, Wadsar, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Class X | 85.8%
Kendriya Vidyalaya ONGC, Chandkheda, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Class XII | 83.2%
Malviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur, Rajasthan
IVth Year, VIIth Semester |7.68
WORK EXPERIENCE
PARTICIPATION 2023
Summer Internship at Devasya Architects, Ahmedabad (1.5 months)
Model Installation | RAF | First Runner up
The Drawing Board Competition | Rohan Builders | Trophy Head
Writing Architecture Competiton | NASA
G-Sen Trophy | NASA | Trophy Head
CP Kukreja Trophy | NASA | Trophy Head
The Highness | Archmello | Trophy Head
GRIHA Trophy | NASA | Trophy Head
HUDCO Trphy | NASA | Trophy Head
SKILLS
HOBBIES
CONTENTS
This portfolio is a compilation of my works through the early years of Architecture undergraduate course from 2021-2024. I take this opportunity to celebrate with you my journey of design, exploration and the learnings. Enjoy!
ISBT, JAIPUR
Semester
SCHOOL DESIGN
Semester
MOTEL DESIGN
Semester
FARMHOUSE DESIGN
Semester
ISBT, JAIPUR
This project presents an innovative design for a bus terminus that includes both government and private platforms, alongside various passenger amenities. With a capacity for 50 buses, the terminus also features 10 hotel rooms, 2 dormitories, and an entertainment zone.
The design prioritizes efficient and orderly passenger circulation to reduce congestion and enhance user experience. Clear, separate routes are established for arriving and departing passengers, ensuring minimal interaction and a smooth flow throughout the space. Departing passengers enter through dedicated entrances with access to waiting halls and platforms, while arriving passengers are directed along distinct pathways, allowing for seamless movement into the terminal.
Through this thoughtful approach to circulation, the design fosters a safe, organized, and comfortable environment, enhancing functionality and creating a positive experience for all users.
Placing platforms along E-W orientation to reduce heat gain
Interconnecting the platforms for easy circulation
Site with access from 12M wide road in East direction
Adding a departure block to sperate the arriving and departing passengers
Connecting the two blocks with a ramp to have barrier free movement
Final form
VEHICULAR CIRCULATION
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
VERTICAL ZONING
A’
B’
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
ROOF STRUCTURE DETAIL
TRUSS SECTIONAL-ELEVATION
CONNECTION NODE BETWEEN UPPER AND LOWER CHORD AND WEB
ROUND STEEL COLUMN JOINERY
SCHOOL DESIGN
This school design, catering to students from pre-primary to 12th grade, is thoughtfully crafted for Jaipur’s climate, maximizing natural light while minimizing heat gain. The layout divides the school into distinct blocks for pre-primary, primary, secondary, and senior secondary classes, along with a dedicated block for administration and a multipurpose hall. Each block is carefully oriented to capture ample daylight, reducing dependency on artificial lighting and creating a welcoming, well-lit learning environment.
Shaded walkways and courtyards connect the blocks, facilitating airflow and providing comfortable outdoor spaces for students to gather and learn. The multipurpose hall, centrally located, serves as a versatile space for sports, events, and assemblies. Using locally sourced materials and passive cooling techniques, the design emphasizes sustainability, efficiency, and comfort, creating a learning environment attuned to Jaipur’s climate and fostering a nurturing, cohesive atmosphere across age groups.
Division of Spaces Site
Built Form
Modifying as per Requirement
Connecting Blocks using Corridors
Final Form Evolution
VERTICAL CIRCULATION
1. Admin Blcok 2. Pre-Primary Blcok 3. Primary and Secondary Block 4. Senior Secondary Block 5. Multipurpose Hall 6. Volleyball Court 7. Basketball Court 8. Badminton Court 9.Football Ground
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
MOTEL DESIGN
This motel is strategically positioned along the bustling DelhiJaipur highway, offering a refreshing experience of modern architecture to travelers. The design is carefully zoned into three main blocks: a shopping complex with a vibrant restaurant, a spacious banquet hall for events, and 4-5 well-appointed family suites for a comfortable stay. These blocks are arranged in a fidget spinner formation, optimizing visual connectivity and enhancing natural wind flow throughout the site. This unique layout ensures guests feel a constant connection to their surroundings while enjoying privacy within each space.
To amplify the experience, water bodies are thoughtfully integrated across the site, adding aesthetic appeal while facilitating a cooling effect. This natural cooling system provides a refreshing environment, especially during peak summer months, by circulating cool breezes throughout the premises. The use of contemporary design elements in both architecture and landscaping aims to create a modern yet welcoming ambiance, making this motel an ideal stopover for highway travelers seeking comfort and style. Massing
Dividing
mass into three blocks a fidget spinner
Adding roads to have a smoot movement on site and connecting the blocks using pathways
Waterbodies are placed on site to generate a cooling effect
Final site development
Entry
Exit
Service Entry/Exit
Shopping Complex
Family suites
Banquet Hall
Party Lawn
Pool
Meditation Space
Yoga Space
GROUND FLOOR PLAN BANQUET HALL
FARMHOUSE DESIGN
This compact farmhouse, set on a 20m x 28m plot in the hills of Rishikesh, is thoughtfully designed to harmonize with the natural contours of its site. Embracing the terrain, the structure minimizes impact on the landscape while framing serene, panoramic views through well positioned balconies in each room. Large windows and glass walls bring ample natural light into the farmhouse, enhancing the connection with the outdoors while maintaining privacy and a cozy ambiance within.
The design prioritizes efficient use of space, incorporating a 3 BHK layout that maximizes comfort without excess, with each room opening up to its own balcony, allowing residents to enjoy the stunning surroundings. This farmhouse embodies the simplicity and tranquility of hillside living, creating an intimate retreat that feels at one with nature yet meets modern living needs.
1. Main Entrance
2. Parking
3. Swimming Pool
4. Outdoor Seating
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
MISCELLANEOUS
This section presents a varied selection of my work, capturing different facets of my architectural journey. It features glimpses from design competitions, precise measured drawings from Bikaner, and notable contributions from my internships. Alongside these are my photography and 3D renders, showcasing both creative exploration and technical skills. Through these works, I demonstrate my active involvement in extracurricular activities, continuously seeking new challenges. This collection highlights my adaptability, creativity, and dedication to broadening my understanding of design beyond the classroom.
MEASURE DRAWING - ELEVATION
ROOF LVL + 12550
TERRACE FLOOR
LVL +9400
FIRST FLOOR
LVL +5650
GROUND FLOOR
LVL +2560
GROUND LVL +0
Rich in history and culture, Rajasthan’s buildings merge durability with intricate craftsmanship. Constructed from local materials like sandstone and marble, they are designed to endure the harsh desert environment. The havelis of Jaisalmer, famous for their exquisite carvings and ornate jharokhas, are a testament to this artistry. Many structures feature decorative screens that allow light while ensuring privacy. From the grand Amber Fort to the elegant havelis, each building has its own story to tell. This project focuses on creating a measured drawing of a haveli in Bikaner, reflecting Rajput architectural style.
DETAILS
A Jharokha is a traditional overhanging balcony, commonly seen in Rajasthani and Mughal architecture, known for its intricate carvings and latticework. It served as a space for royal women to observe the outside world while maintaining privacy, reflecting the practice of purdah.
FLOOR
PREM CHAURASIYA
2021-24
Selected Works premchaurasiya4080@gmail.com