Portfolio- Architecture

architecture portfolio

architect ratna priya

(+91) 7488030192

ratnapriya432@gmail.com

New Delhi, India. https://www.linkedin.com/i n/ratna-priya-a897731a9

Involved in different stages of projects from Concept formulation to Working Drawings, 3D model making, Rendering, etc. data analysis, design development, coordination with MEP and Structure consultants along with site visit and site execution with vendor discussions.

Work experience

Sikka Associate Architects | June 2023-Present

Architect

Some of the major works include the following:

o Aviation : Hisar International Airport, Patna International Airport.

o Institutional : Indra Prastha University, New Delhi. IIT KGP, West Bengal. AR Jaipuria school, Lucknow, UP.

o Office Building: combined office of DGCA, BCAS & AAI, YEIDA Office.

o Competition: Iconic Tower For Nav Bharat udyaan, Central vista project.

o Residential: The Crest Apartments, New Delhi.

Sikka Associate Architects | June 2022-May 2023

Trainee Architect

Worked on Residential ,Commercial ,Retail, Hospitality, Landscape projects, formulationg concepts and making detailed drawings.

Specifically on High End Residences, institutional and commercial projects.

Cordinations with MEP Consultants, Contractors, Site Supervisors, Vendors.

Kashish Developers Limited| April 2021-June 2021

Intern

Preparation of detailed drawings and design developments, 3D- modelling, Interior detailing and rendering.

Education

Bachelors of Architecture| 2018-2023

Manipal School of architecture and Planning, MAHE, Manipal, Karnataka, India

10th & 12th| 2005-2017

Jawahar vidya Mandir Shyamali, Ranchi, Jharkhand, India.

Achievements

The Dharavi Project, Archdais| 2021

Selected among top 50 entries at international level.

Graphics Committee| 2019-2023

Member Skills

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the Iconic tower, New Delhi, India.

Chandrakaar-The shape reminiscent of the moon, is an architectural endeavor at Nav Bharat Udyan within Central Vista, New Delhi stands as an emblem of India's 75-year journey of accomplishments since independence. Crafted as a stepped monument, it comprises precisely 75 steps, each representing a pivotal moment in India's history from 1947 to 2022. These steps serve as an enduring tribute, immortalizing the nation's significant milestones for posterity.

COMMEMORATE AND INSCRIPT IN HISTORY

THE NOTABLE EVENTS OF 75 YEARS OF FREE INDIA (1947-2022)

As a part of the celebration of 75th year of Indian independence

Iconic & Defining Timeless & Aspirational Indigenous Materials

Commemorative

The central axis of the Vista originates from Rashtrapati Bhawan, traverses along the central line between North and South Blocks and Rajpath and concludes at India Gate. The iconic structure is precisely aligned with this central axis. the structure has extended view along the central vista axis, Yamuna riverbank on the east and 360° view from/ of the city.

“STANDS OUT AS A NEW EXPERIENCE WITH RESPECT TO DELHI’S HERITAGE AND LEGACY”

Rising from around the central events spaces

Aligned with the central vista axis

Viewing platform at 54m level gives a 360° view

Symbolic of Rising India

Rashtrapati Bhavan Central Vista India Gate Site Yamuna

+134m

+54m

As visitors ascend the monument, they embark on a symbolic journey through time, traversing decades of progress and challenges. The gradual ascent culminates at a height of 54 meters, where a towering pillar emerges, evoking the strength and unity that define India. This architectural shift from the intricate steps to the commanding pillar symbolizes the nation's progression towards unity and the enduring principles that have shaped its identity. At the apex of the structure, a panoramic viewing platform beckons, offering an unparalleled 360-degree vista of the capital city. Here, amidst the ethereal expanse of Delhi's skyline, visitors can immerse themselves in the architectural marvels and historical landmarks that define the nation's legacy.

The landscape embodies reverence for nature through sacred groves, showcased by the outer mound, sculptural scallops, and plazas. Each leaf, sculpture, and planted area features displays of seven selected sacred groves from across India, reflecting the ingrained ethos of nature preservation in Indian society. Inside, it highlights technological advancement, representing balance overall.

top view

a new commemorative landmark that embodies the nation's philosophies, principles, and aspirations, surpassing the grandeur of existing architectural marvels in India and worldwide

VIEW OF YAMUNA AND BEYOND FROM GALLERY AT +54M

VIEW OF CENTRAL VISTA FROM GALLERY AT +54M

This visionary design seamlessly blends historical significance with architectural innovation, creating a timeless monument that serves as a beacon of national pride and unity. Along the Central Vista axis, the iconic tower stands as a testament to India's indomitable spirit and unwavering resolve, inviting future generations to partake in the rich tapestry of the nation's heritage. On the inner ring side of the monument, each step corresponds to a specific year, with engraved national events from that year alongside digital screens displaying relevant information. The structure's wall narrates significant events from 75 years of independence for future generations to witness.

The core construction material for the steps comprises reinforced concrete (RCC) fortified with stainless steel reinforcement, guaranteeing rust-free performance. Complementing this, the exterior surface utilizes Corten, a non-weathering steel alloy renowned for its corrosion-resistant properties, ensuring prolonged structural integrity and resilience against environmental degradation.

MATERIAL OPTIONS- a range of indigenous materials, aligning with the vision of Aatma Nirbhar Bharat

NORTON STEEL

Incorporating the concept of Navagraha from Indian mythology, the construction emphasizes the significance of height division using the numerical motif of nine.

Hisar international Airport, Haryana, India.

The construction of the new international terminal at Maharaja Agrasen International Airport in Hisar, Haryana, marks a significant milestone in the development of the Integrated Aviation Hub. This ambitious project aims to transform Hisar Airport into a major aviation hub, catering to both domestic and international passengers, freight cargo, maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services, as well as other ancillary facilities. The new international terminal will serve as a gateway to the region, facilitating seamless connectivity and promoting economic growth and development.

Traffic segregation without elevated road, enhanced security, improved passenger experience, efficient traffic management, optimized transportation services, Architectural Innovation

Integrated aviation hub masterplan

The conch or “shankh” shaped roof design symbolizes cultural and religious significance in Hinduism, offers a distinctive architectural landmark, enhances aerial views, and embodies local heritage, blending tradition with modernity.

Architecturally, it ensures optimal airflow, natural light, and structural efficiency.

Check in hall

Spacious, modern design with high ceilings, extensive natural light, and large sports-themed murals. Natural light floods the space, enhancing the modern and open feel. The ceiling features wooden panels that add warmth and contrast to the otherwise modern materials.

Arrival concourse

Showcases vibrant cultural murals, wooden ceiling panels, and ample natural light. The spacious area includes modern seating, glass partitions, and clearly marked food and beverage sections, creating a welcoming and culturally rich environment.

Baggage claim hall

Features an expansive skylight that floods the space with natural light. The design includes wooden ceiling panels, glass walls, spacious walkways, vibrant cultural murals, and modern baggage carousels, creating a welcoming and functional environment.

Departure concourse

Expansive glazing for natural light, retail outlets, and a ceiling adorned with intricate murals in Haryana's traditional art and textiles. Tubular ceiling with integrated lighting and patterned marble flooring enhance the space's cultural and architectural appeal.

the aura café, Karnataka, India.

the concept for the interior design features revolves around the deeper meaning of the term aura : (greek- a breeze, breathe) It is the distinctive atmosphere or quality that seems to surround and be generated by a person, thing, or a place. The interior of the café creates an aura using the sound and movements of ocean waves as the distinctive quality of the place creating a unique vibe. the design features create an aura based on Nature, Neutrality, Interaction, and Serenity.

Interior design competition

the major elements used for the interior components are wooden furniture, timber partitions, hanging plants, exposed brick walls, that focus on the interaction with the natural elements. The maximum part of the glass façade overlooking the beachside and the outdoor seating highlights the indoor interaction with nature; the central semi-open space is turned into a complete interaction zone for people with included board games, indoor games, books, magazines, and similar elements.

natural serenity neutrality interactive

the colors used for the furniture and the interior components have been taken from the neutral palette and simply designed furniture has been kept to maintain neutrality and blend with the surroundings. the choice of colors, lights, and placement of furniture overlooking the beach together creates the sense of serenity, and hence the aura created in the interior blends in with the aura generated by the location.

multipurpose room

features simple, light seating, a breezy atmosphere, and monochrome hues. Overhanging plants and hanging lights add charm, complemented by string lights. With ample natural light, it overlooks outdoor seating and the beach, offering a tranquil and visually appealing dining experience.

Nestled by the beach, the cafe embraces a cozy feel with darker hues. Its open design invites seaside serenity, evoking the sensation of water nearby. Sound is key; the calming rhythm of waves enhances relaxation, aiming to transport guests to an oceanic oasis within.

Within the cafe, a lively communal area hosts recreational activities such as reading, board games, and music. Enlivened by a rich color scheme, it encourages socializing. With a colonnaded structure and ocean breeze, it offers a relaxed yet engaging atmosphere.

multipurpose room

The café interior features several thoughtful architectural elements.

Textured walls add depth, while dark window frames contrast with light walls. Tables are set with basic tableware, and polished wooden tops with classic wooden chairs create an inviting atmosphere. A seamless indoor-outdoor flow is achieved through partial walls and large openings, enhancing natural airflow. Overhead planters integrated into the ceiling bring greenery indoors. Natural light casts dynamic shadows, enhancing visual interest. The open-air design adds an airy feel, and the lounge area includes under-table storage for practical functionality.

1 pendant lights

2 suspended greenery

3 wooden ceiling

4 minimalist wall art

5 sliding glass door

6 lounge area

7 communal tables

8 half height brick walls

9 outdoor seating area

10 carpet flooring

11 decorative string lights

The aura beachfront café transforms into a cozy haven at night. The pendant lights cast a warm, inviting glow over the seating area, illuminating the sleek black sofa and rustic wooden coffee table. Additional string lights add a touch of whimsy, enhancing the intimate ambience. The minimalist coffee-themed artwork on the walls is softly lit, maintaining the modern aesthetic. The natural wood and suspended greenery ceiling takes on a magical quality under the evening lights. Expansive windows frame the darkened view of palm trees and the beach, with subtle outdoor lighting hinting at the serene seaside. The overall atmosphere is tranquil and inviting, perfect for evening relaxation or intimate gatherings.

guru aawas, Karnataka, India.

the guru-awaas is a high-rise residential building made to redevelop the houses in an area for faculties of MAHE, using prefabrication techniques and making it a high-rise building for optimum use of land by efficient planning of spaces. faculty house is the domestic housing stock that belongs to or is associated with the faculty and which members of the faculty occupy. building type is mixed-use and the area given is to equip accommodation, leisure, sports and entertainment facilities. the project deals with a site area of 5 acre.

“using minimalism towards the sustainable built environment”

North facing view

Block C,D- west view

Faculty clubhouse

3mX3m balcony diagonal beam beam to column connection

1.5mX3m chajja

rendered views showing diagonal beam

stair landing details beam slab joinery

structural

structural details

block C,D- typical floor plan

block A,B- typical floor plan

block A,B isometric view

dining clubhouse canteen

balcony

balcony

study room

the aqua zone, Karnataka, India.

the aquatic centre is designed for all water related sports as per the international standards of Olympic games and the site is located next to the MIT campus in Manipal, Udupi district of Karnataka, India. Various spaces have been broadly classified in four different categories, first one is the participant’s block, next is visitor’s block, then the seating area and finally the swimming and diving pool. The visitor’s block and participant’s block have a separated entries and exits for smoother circulation and to avoid any clashes. Seating space is provided for 1000 spectators which is divided into two spaces separated by the visitor’s block

type of space frame: double layer grid prism shape with square base (5000 x 5000)

finish top view

ground floor plan

first floor plan

space below seating utilised for parking participant block lateral section

physical models

competition entry- selected

in top 50

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