POR TFO LIO
Priyanka Kashyap
INTER MODAL STATION KATRA
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN BHOPAL
SARITA VIHAR HOUSING DELHI
MULTI USE BUILDING NOIDA
LEAF ABODE MYSTERY
Honorable Mentions
SARITA VIHAR HOUSING SUNDARBARI
SUNDARBARI WESTBENGAL
Shortlisted inTop 20
FURNITURE DESIGN
NOTIONS OF INDIA
Shortlisted in Top 50
INTERIOR RESIDENTIAL TOILET INTERIOR
WORKING DRAWING MODELMAKING
WORKING DRAWINGS
FURNITURE DESIGN
FURNITURE RENDERS
FURNITURE DESIGN
INTERIOR
INTERIOR RESIDENTIAL
MODAL MAKING
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A C A D E M I C S C O M P E T I T I O N S
O N T E N T S
MALL
BHOPAL
AND OFFICE HOSPITAL MANESAR
SARITA VIHAR HOUSING SUNDARBARI
NOTION
M I S C E L L A N E O U S
LEAF ABODE
OF INDIA
INTERIOR RESIDENTIAL TOILET INTERIOR
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A C A D E M I C S C O M P E T I T I O N S
WORKING DRAWING MODELMAKING
O N T E N T S
MALL
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN BHOPAL
AND OFFICE HOSPITAL MANESAR
M I S C E L L A N E O U S
LEAF ABODE NOTION OF INDIA
TOILET INTERIOR
C O N T E N T S A C A D C O M P E T I T I O N S MALL AND OFFICE
ABODE NOTION
M I S C E L L A N E O U S
WORKING DRAWING MODELMAKING
HOSPITAL MANESAR SUNDARBARI LEAF
OF INDIA
SELECTED WORKS 2018 - 2023 ACADEMICS COMPETITIONS MISCELLANEOUS
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IMS KATRA
Creating a well-integrated space for the Intermodal Station (IMS) on the outskirts of Katra city is a significant opportunity to not only revive its architectural character but also to contribute a new landmark to the entire region. The site’s location, about 600 meters away from Katra railway station and with bus movement on the peripheral side of the building, provides an advantage in terms of accessibility and connectivity.Utilizing the contours of the site can be a key factor in designing the IMS. By working with the natural topography, enhance the aesthetics and functionality of the station
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the site have contors and these contors are worked in a way that it actually supports the functions in our site
both wings are connected at ipt level with the help of interacting spaces and retail spaces
the site circulation of bus and vehicles like taxis cars etc have been segeregated and the bus arival and departure wings are proposed
the area near catchment works as a recreational space and above levels have yatri niwas in it
-4m -6m -8m -10m -12m -14m 0m -2m
Form evolution 7
BUS PORT
0
LEVEL
PLAN W.R.T ROAD
EXPLODED VIEW OF BUS PORT
Bus port waiting area
Semi open exhibition space
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Underpass for pedestrians
ARCHITECTURAL INFLUENCE
The facade is inspired by the art form reflects the region’s rich artistic heritage and serves as a means of preserving traditional craftsmanship. Pinjira Kari pieces are often found in traditional jammu & Kashmiri homes, heritage buildings, and religious structures, adding to the cultural and architectural
A folded plate structure is a type of architectural construction technique that uses flat plates, typically made of reinforced concrete or steel, folded and interconnected to create load-bearing structural elements. These elements derive their strength and rigidity from the folding action, which increases their resistance to bending and allows them to span longer distances without requiring additional support.
Constructability: Folded plate structures can be fabricated off-site and then assembled on-site, reducing construction time and costs. The repetitive nature of the folded plate elements simplifies the construction process, making it more efficient.
Incorporating solar panels is an effective way to promote sustainability, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance energy efficiency. It is a practical and forward-thinking solution for meeting energy needs while minimizing the environmental impact MATERIALITY
pedestrians
inspirations 9
jaali
Entrance plaza at -4m level
Plaza spaces at level-8m
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Security checkin baggage at arrival
YATRI NIWAS
Plaza spaces at level-8m
Food court at 6m lvl
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Dropoff of yatri niwas at level 0
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Plazas often serve as gathering places for people, whether they are locals or tourists. They provide a central location for people to meet, relax, and socialize. This vibrant atmosphere creates a sense of community and makes the plaza an appealing destination for visitors. This pedestrian-friendly approach encourages people to explore the surrounding area on foot, which can lead to increased foot traffic and more opportunities for local businesses and attractions to attract tourists.Cultural and Social Events: Plazas often serve as venues for various cultural, social, and recreational events such as concerts, festivals, art exhibitions, and performances. These events attract both locals and tourists, enhancing the vibrancy and appeal of the plaza as a destination.
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N.I.D. BHOPAL
Our site is in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, and the design brief called for the creation of a national institute of design.It was about 27 acres, where 10 acres were for future expansion, and had a slope where the maximum slope was 9.5 m and a minimum of 3.5 m. Because Bhopal’s climate is hot and arid, courtyards are created within the institute, which generates a microclimate. and a significant temperature drop can be seen. The zoning connects the administration, academic block, workshops, seminars, and a library. and an oat is created between the sites as the centre of focus.
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The form comprises of 5 functions academic ,workshop, seminar and recreational so have taken pentagon
GROUND FOOR PLAN
A courtyard is formed to allow natural light and ventillation to come inside the building
These blocks are further divided according to their functions and floor requirement
FIRST FOOR PLAN
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
ACADEMICS ACADEMICS WORKSHOP WORKSHOP ADMIN ADMIN SEMINAR SEMINAR 18
FORM EVOLUTION
EXPLODED VIEW SITE PLAN 19
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SARITA VIHAR HOUSING
Our site is in South Delhi’s Sarat Vihar where the area is about 43000 sq m and the site has two frontages, i.e., two roads connecting it to major highways. Further, it is a group project where my contribution was for EWS planning as well as in zoning and all residental 3Ds. Further renderings of units were done by me.
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ZONING
2 and 3 bhk were placed in such a manner so that it will get maximum frontage where as EWS and 1bhk are placed at the other side and central courtyard is created and gradual slope in heights.
SITE PLAN
SITE ZONING
EWS BLOCK OFFICE
3BHKBLOCK
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2BHK BLOCK
3BHK PLAN 2BHK PLAN
PLAN
EWS PLAN EWS UNIT
3BHK UNIT 23
1BHK
1BHK UNIT
2BHK UNIT
key
SITE ELEVATION 24
EWS CLUSTER PLAN
plan
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MALL AND OFFICE
Our site is situated in Noida sector 51 and the nearest metro station is sector 51 and 52 near Vishwakarma marg site area is 20,000sqm having setbacks of 9 to 12 m and Ground Coverage is 30%. The design brief the Whole design is based on North Orientation or Sun Direction the following mall has material used as reinforced bricks ,steel and biopolymers and glass no. of floors in the office are G+10 no.of floors in commercials G+2 having a balcony facing Northeast Direction.
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FORM EVOLUTION
Taking offset from the boundries
Then more levels are added according to wind direction and functionality
Then according to the sun direction the building isacting ie. the levels are more on southern side
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECTIONAL ELEVATION 28
MALL ILLUSTRATIONS
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3D SECTIONAL AXOMETRIC VIEW
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SUNDAR BARI
The recent Super Cyclone, ‘Amphan’, in May 2020 was one of the most powerful storms that inflicted widespread damage in WestBengal and Odisha in India along with Khulna and Barishal divisions of Bangladesh. The most devastated region is the Sundarbans, both in India and Bangladesh,because of its fragile ecosystem, complex geography and the presence of sizable settlements. Poverty made the situation even more vulnerable. Since the fateful cyclonic day, heart-breaking images of destroyed houses and misery of people have flooded the web-space and reached all over the globe for everyone to realize themagnitude of the aftermath.It had to be economical and sturdy to face floods with high speed winds and tiger inversions so we produced a structure with hexagon shape to face wind and provided butresses to support the walls.
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SAPTIC TANK SOLAR STILL
CLUSTER JOINT
4 m² STOREROOM 8 m² KITCHEN 10 m² BED ROOM 1 10 m² BED ROOM 2 20 m² WORKSHOP 4 m² GRANARY 14 m² CATTLE SHED 2 m² LATRINE 4 m² BATHROOM 27 m² BETHAK/LIVING
BATHROOM BED ROOM 1 BED ROOM 2 BETHAK/LIVING CATTLE SHED GRANARY KITCHEN LATRINE STOREROOM WORKSHOP PLAN EXPLODED VIEW 36
EXTENSION JOINT BAMBOOCROSSING
Room Legend
COLUMN FOOTING SOIL CLAY ROOFING TILE BAMBOO LAMINATED ROOF LAYERS
FOUNDATION SOIL BAMBOO WEAVE A E 37 C C B A E D D B F F
TRUSS DETAILS WALL DETAILS WALL LAYERS
PILE
EQUALITY
RIGHTS
WELFARE
SAFETY
EQUALITY ARTHA POLICY
RIGHTS
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PROSPERITY INDUSTRY SAFETY AWARENESS
ARTHA POLICY JUSTICE CO-OPERATION DUTIES
WISDOM
PROSPERITY INDUSTRY
AWARENESS
JUSTICE CO-OPERATION DUTIES
WISDOM
NOTIONS OF INDIA
The competition was to design an iconic sculpture that could represent india and its people and their future .
the sculpture was made to reflect the Ashoka chakra, a growth symbol and a unity symbol in diffrent views and interpretations
WISDOM
MORALITY
MORALITY FORGIVENESS
SERVICE
SERVICE
FRIENDSHIP
FRATERNITY
ORGANIZATION WELFARE
FRIENDSHIP
FRATERNITY
ORGANIZATION
CHASTITY PROSPERITY HEALTH PEACE SACRIFICE
FORGIVENESS LOVE
WELFARE CHASTITY PROSPERITY
HEALTH PEACE SACRIFICE
LOVE
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INDUSTRY
SAFETY
AWARENESS
EQUALITY
ARTHA
POLICY
JUSTICE
CO-OPERATION
DUTIES
RIGHTS
PROSPERITY
LOVE
CHASTITY
HEALTH
PEACE
SACRIFICE
MORALITY
SERVICE
FORGIVENESS
FRIENDSHIP
FRATERNITY
ORGANIZATION
WISDOM
PLAN
- NOTION OF INDIA
ELEVATION
IT SHOWS A RISING SYMBOL THAT REFLECTS GROWTH VRIDDHI 40
THE PLAN SIGNIFIES INFINITE GROWTH OF OUR NATION
THE PLAN SIGNIFIES INFINITE GROWTH OF OUR NATION
IT BOTH HIGHEST TWENTY SOPHISTICATION”
VRIDDHI
PLAN
“SIMPLICITY IS THE BEST SOPHISTICATION”
IT SHOWS A RISING SYMBOL THAT REFLECTS GROWTH VRIDDHI
WELFARE
ELEVATION
FORM DERIVATION CONSTRUCTION DETAILS ASHOK CHAKRA
FORM DERIVATION CONSTRUCTION DETAILS ASHOK CHAKRA
SPOKES ARE ROTATED IN A HELIX PATTERN
SPOKES ARE ROTATED IN A HELIX PATTERN
SUPPORTED BY CYLINDRICAL SECTION FURTHER SUPPORTED BY THE END SPOKES
SUPPORTED BY CYLINDRICAL SECTION FURTHER SUPPORTED BY THE END SPOKES
TO RESIST THE BUCKLING AN ARCH IS ADDED IN THE CENTER
TO RESIST THE BUCKLING AN ARCH IS ADDED IN THE CENTER
END POINTS OF SPOKES ARE JOINED TO SUPPORT CANTILIVERS
END POINTS OF SPOKES ARE JOINED TO SUPPORT CANTILIVERS
ST91454 ELEVATION SECTION ELEVATION
VRIDDHI - NOTION OF INDIA 250 mm THICKNESS 50 mm 300 mm 500 mm
ELEVATION SECTION ELEVATION
ST91454
VRIDDHI - NOTION OF INDIA 250 mm THICKNESS 50 mm 300 mm 500 mm 41
WORKING DRAWING
DNUP 8 6 4 2 22 20 18 16 DN DN Y1 Y2 Y3 Y5 Y6 X1 X3 X4 X5 X6 Y8 Y9 1 A109 1 A109 X2 Y4 8000 8000 6500 1500 5100 2900 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 Y7 6200 115 3915 24085 4000 3685 13000 2215 450 -670 2000 1900 230 1900 D2 D2 D1 D1 D1 D1 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D1 D1 D4 D4 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D4 D4 D4 D1 D4 D4 D3 D3 D5 D3 400 200 1 A111 1 A111 200 400 -1350 FD 1 A110 1 A110 3040 1635 2935 1650 3360 3395 2400 2570 1550 1600 1775 1425 1600 1600 1600 1485 D1 D1 170 30 30 30 3485 3370 6125 1800 D1 1255 285 250 1770 2000 2200 30 50 285 3885 1900 280011520251152800 1000 115 1000 115 1000 115 1800 1800 Z1 2810 300 170 5400 2000 850 1365 2000 3945 2000 5400 3885 2900 2000 1670 1185 1185 1185 1185 1185 1670 1185 1185 1185 1185 1300 1950 1835 1835 1835 700 1995 2025 L.V M.V F.H.C 7770 15770 0 0 0 L1L2 2570 D2 450 450 4000 5600 67 D3 2000 7507057509657509657508157501170750910750770750 1500 2000 1800 15002301240 12055 3485 2385 5850 9770 900 115 4030 600 15004251500 450 115 1800 230 800 230 1800 115 1485, 1485, 9151600910 900 230 1800 1000 10170 1000 1800 3030 21401151800115 5100 D4 D4 1070180023018001225 D4 D4 1055 1800 400 1800 1070 230 900 2230 115 2265 900 230 230 900 2230 115 2265 900 230 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 FD 115 900 900 115 1151000 1200 115 115 1200 230 1340 890 1340 230 115 750 115 750 1800 800 600 600 600 955 955 D2 D2 D2 1151
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DNUP 8 6 4 2 24 22 20 18 16 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y5 Y6 X1 X3 X4 X5 X6 1 A109 1 A109 X2 Y4 8000 8000 6500 1500 5100 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 1500 300 1900 230 1900 D3 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 FD 2250 1 A111 1 A111 W1 W1 W1 1 A110 1 A110 L.V M.V F.H.C 2000 D1 D1 2025 2800 2800 Z1 3800 30 30 170 4140 3170 4600 30 7770 15770 7770 15940 10970 12570 17150 1000 800 1900 1640 1240 1500 170 250 170 115 200 685 400 200 400 200 30 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 400 200 200 400 200 400 700 300 L1L2 4050 800 250 115 1800 115 900 115 900 230 900 115 900 230 900 260 900 230 900 230 900 230 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D51 : 100 FIRST FLOOR LEVEL BC 1 FIRST FLOOR PLAN 43
DoorSchedule
Door Type Head HeightWidth Sill
D190022
D22100750039
D32100180007
D421001800013
D52100100003
GENERAL NOTES
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM OTHERWISE NOTED.
2. PLEASE CO-ORDINATE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING WITH STRUCTURE DRAWING BEFORE EXECUTION.
3. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE READ AND NOT SCALED
4. ALL EXTERNAL WALLS ARE OF 230MM THICKNESS AND INTERNAL WALLS ARE OF 115MM.
5. ALL COLUMNS ARE PLACED AT GRID INTERSECTIONS OR STATED OTHERWISE
VASTUKALA ACADEMY
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
CODE YASH SHARMA ENROLLMENT NO. 01717601618 B.ARCH IIIRD YEAR 'B'. SEMESTER: V. AP 303 DRAWING TITLE : SCALE : FACULTY AR.A.K JAIN. AR.GURVINDER SINGH. AR.YASHASVI GULERIA. SHEET NO. DATE REV. NO.
,COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
-V. SUBJECT
KEY PLAN Working Drawing A103 Ground Floor Plan 24.03.2021 1 : 100 PLINTH LEVEL BC 1:100
HeightCount
FD12007
HeightCount
WindowSchedule Window TypeHeightWidth Sill
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W190090017
DNUP 22 20 18 16 14 10 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y5 Y6 X1 X3 X4 X5 X6 1 A109 1 A109 X2 Y4 8000 8000 6500 1500 5100 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 D3 D1 D3 FD 5850 7650 1 A111 1 A111 170 200 400 30 200 400 200 400 30 170 W1 W1 W1 W1 1 A110 1 A110 D1 D1 Z1 1640 1240 1500 1900 230 1900 2025 2800 30 5985 1000 2810 1000 170 3170 4600 7770 10970 12570 2450 9220 17885 11990 13855 7665 300 1500 425 1500 7855 4210 3845 170 115 30 30 30 115 1800 1800 1995 L.V M.V F.H.C 300 L1L2 2000 800 800 250 460 900 460 900 460 900 460 900 460 900 400 W1 230 115 1800 3420 230 900 575 1800 1000 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D5 1500 2800 4000 4000 40001 : 100 SECOND FLOOR LEVEL BC 1 SECOND FLOOR PLAN 44
V1750750142018 V2185080010003
W290016004501
SECTION A
PLINTH LEVEL 450 FIRST FLOOR LEVEL 4050 X1 X3 X4 X5 SECOND FLOOR LEVEL 7650 THIRD FLOOR LEVEL BC 11250 GROUND LEVEL 0 X6 X2 FIRST BASEMENT -3150 SECOND BASEMENT -6750 FOUNDATION -7550 MUMTY LEVEL 14300 BOTTOM OF FOOTING -8350 3050 3600 3600 3600 3600 3600 800 800 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 230 5630 230 150 650 800 150 900 150 900 1200 150 450 150 450 150 450 150 450 150 650 800 650 150 800 2150 3050 3600 3600 3600 450 3150 3600 800 800 450 BUILDING TOP 16450 500 1350 500 2400 250 1650 3450 3450 3450 3450 4700 900 150 2100 800 256 674 1420 300 900 900 900 900 900 2100 150 150 150 450 450 450 2100 2100 2100 2100 1 : 100 Section 1 1 PLINTH LEVEL 450 FIRST FLOOR LEVEL 4050 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y5 Y6 SECOND FLOOR LEVEL 7650 THIRD FLOOR LEVEL BC 11250 GROUND LEVEL 0 Y8 Y9 Y4 Y7 FIRST BASEMENT -3150 SECOND BASEMENT -6750 FOUNDATION -7550 MUMTY LEVEL 14300 BOTTOM OF FOOTING -8350 3900 3600 3600 3600 3600 3600 800 800 8000 8000 2900 5100 1500 6500 8000 8000 150 650 800 230 4060 230 150 450 1500 2400 2100 900 450 450 900 2100 3 0 0 1200 150 2100 1200 150 2100 450 1350 150 2100 1500 1 : 100 Section 2
SECTION
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B
FLUID SEATING INTERIOR WASHROOM INTERIOR Miscellaneous 46
INTERIOR RENDER A
INTERIOR RENDER B 47