Portfolio - Rishabh Tewari (2023)

PORTFOLIO

ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR

Hello!!

My name is Rishabh Tewari. Am an Architectural Designer with experience of 6+ Year in various Architecture, Interior and Landscape Projects. I want to dedicate my life to designing, building and problem solving. I have hands-on experience in varied projects like Transit, Mid-rise Residential Apartment, Office Interiors, Residential and Renovation. I have worked on projects from intial phases from conceptual design, schematic design, design development, building permits to site inspection, site overview and OAC meetings.

With my knowledge in Project Management, I bring in skills of Planning, Montoring and managing resources and work-flow.

This polio features some of the selected works that showcase my passion for architecture and design. The work themselves features selected plans, elevations, renders, on-site progress images and various aspects and descriptions of the selected works.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Badli Metro Depot

Architecture (Infrastructure development)

New Delhi

3205 Danforth Ave

Architecture (Mid-rise Residential Apartment)

Toronto

Editorji Technologies

Interior Architecture + Environmental Graphics

New Delhi

Epiroc Office

Interior Architecture

Haryana

Bio-diversity Park

Landscape Design (Public Work)

Chattisgarh

62 Fern Avenue

Architecture and Renovation

Toronto

Eco Park - Kanpur Smart City

Landscape Design Proposal

MD Road Housing

Architecture (Proposal)

View towards Workshop

Samaypur badli metro depot, located in northwest Delhi maintains the trains and tracks of the Delhi metro yellow line. the site consists of workshops & lathe’s for metro repairs, signal and telecom department, stabling shed and other supporting services.

Recessed openings and windows were created in all buildings using brick boxing technique throughout the site to increase the efficiency of the depot and to create an urban sense of connection among all buildings on site.

Badli Metro Depot

Architecture (Infrastructure development)

Project Information

Location Size Status Design team

My role

: Samaypur Badli, New Delhi

: 46.5 Acres

: Completed, March 2018

: Basic Architecture Design

Ar. Nipun Kumar & team coordination, Site documentation

: Working drawings, Services

OVERHEAD WATER TANK - PLANS

OVERHEAD WATER TANK - SECTIONS & ELEVATIONS

SECOND FLOOR PLAN FIFTH FLOOR PLAN SCALE - NTSSCALE - NTS

3205 Danforth Ave

Architecture (Mid-rise Residential Apartment)

Currently under city permit application 3205 Danforth Avenue is a Midrise Apartment Building Designed for rental purpose by the client. Designed with Ontario Building Code Compliance and safety regulation.

The design consist of basement parking with 14 car parking, ground floor with reception, mail room, garbage room and vertical core with two fire safe staircase and elevator. Each floor consists of 5 apartment units for the first 3 floors and 4 units for the fifth and sixth floor. The terrace consists of HVAC Room and elevator mechanical room.

The ground floor also consists of a retail space. The design of the building is made specically to provide the client with maximum revenue whilst being under city by-law and safety regulations for the building as well as the tenants while using those services.

Project Information

Location : Toronto, Ontario..

Area : 1950 sq.m.

Status : City Permit Application, August, 2023.

Team : Studio Four Inc - Design.

Softwares : AutoCAD, Revit Used

Street view of Front Elevation (Render)

SECTIONAL VIEW

FRONT ELEVATION

SCALE - NTS

SCALE - NTS

FRONT ELEVATION (REVIT)

ISOMETRIC VIEW

Project Information

Location : Sultanpur, New Delhi

Size : 7,500 Sq. Ft. / 700 Sq. M.

Status : Completed, April 2019

Design team : Basic Architecture Design - Rishabh Tewari, Ar. Nipun Kumar, Ar. Nitesh.

My role : Design Development, Schematic & Working drawings,Documentation, Involvement in complete site execution process including dealing with the client, consultants, contractors, and vendors.

Old OfficeNew Office

Editorji Technologies

Interior Architecture + Environmental Graphics

Imitating Neural Networks

Editorji is a News media and technology office in Sultanpur-New Delhi, Founded by Mr. Vikram Chandra (Former CEO of NDTV 2011-2016) in January 2018.

The Editorji office design is inspired by the digital representation of artificial neural networks which inter-connect functions with complex networks of branches. The flowing cyan blue pipes form the networks physically and virtually connecting desks, studios, servers, display surfaces, and light fittings.

Combining two office spaces acquired at different times & stitching them together for both function and aesthetic was a major challenge. Furniture and partitions in the new office area were remodeled. The two office spaces were reprogrammed and combined to meet the needs of the expanding media office.

Informal Seating / Brainstorming area, New studio Graphic wall (View from accounts desks area towards old office)

Reflected Ceiling Plan - Conduit Layout

Programmatically, Editorji functions as a media office with a dedicated studio and meeting spaces, a newsroom, private offices, a dedicated studio, AV booths, and a series of formal and informal meeting spaces for brainstorming.

Given the versatility of the fields in which editorji works, we felt spaces should also adapt to become backdrops when needed. Cafe seating with open counter backdrop & Informal seating areas were designed for collaboration and brainstorming. Together with the hand lettering team ‘Avantika letters’, several surfaces were animated to present facts about the technology industry and the science behind the application. The color palette and visual cues came from the client logo & identity designed by the editorji team.

Conference room (New office)

Vikram’s office (Founder & CEO)

View from the entrance (towards news media workstations)

Studio room (New office)

View from the entrance (towards news cafe seating)

Accounts workstations, Male toilet

KEY ELEMENTS OF CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS

A. VOLUMES WITHIN VOLUME

B. INTERTWINED SURFACES

C. FLUIDITY OF SPACE

SPATIAL COMPOSITIONS & VOLUMETRIC DERIVATIVES

SPACE WITHIN A SPACE

SPACES LINKED BY A COMMON SPACE

VOLUME WITHIN A VOLUME

VOLUMES

INTERFACE WITH ANOTHER VOLUME

INTERLOCKING SPACES

ADJACENT SPACES

INTERSECTING VOLUMES

ADJACENT VOLUMES IN COMPOSITION

Epiroc Office

Interior Architecture

Interplay of Volumes

Epiroc is one of the leading companies in the mining & infrastructure industry with offices & manufacturing units in more than 150 countries.

The company produces drill rigs, rock excavation & construction equipment, provides services for infrastructure & geotechnical applications, civil works, well drilling, underground mining.

The design concept for Epiroc office is derived from the fields in which it works i.e. Mining, Infrastructure, and Natural resources industries. These fields involve the interplay of volumed in terms of natural resources whether it is in mining or an underground tunnel for infrastructure development.

Reception area (View from Entrance towards workstation area)

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN l A-103a

SCALE - 1:75

Gypboard suspended at +2400 LVL.

Gypboard false ceiling at +2700 LVL.

Cove Light in False Ceiling

Plyboard ceiling with laminate and 15 grooves 5mm thk. at equal intervals.

Gypboard suspended at +3025 LVL.

Gypboard suspended at +2870 LVL.

LEGEND :

The client brief for the office was well detailed which included reception cum waiting area, Conference room, Meeting room, Regional Manager’s cabin and workstations for 12 persons along with utility areas.

The spatial experience of the office revolves around a centrally placed meeting room as a ‘volume within volume’ with the reception and the waiting space in the front of the main entry creating a ‘sense of arrival’. Workstations are arranged in pods while giving an outside view to each individual within the office. The visual interest is generated through a lattice suspended, colored false ceiling with open and closed voids which also knits together all the workstations. Plants are incorporated as part of the office design as a gesture to bring in nature.

View from outside regional manager’s cabin towards meeting room

View from regional manager’s cabin door towards waiting area

Conference room

View from cabinetry storage towards the meeting room, workstations & server room

View from printing station towards workstations

Regional manager’s informal seating area

Regional manager’s office

Bio-diversity Park

Kudri Waterfront development a project of Waterworks Department, Chattisgarh proposed a socio-economic upliftment project for the Adivasis living in the Janjgir-Champa District to increase their engagement in the social structure of the city nearby. The park is one of the parts of the project for social engagement and celebratory purposes of the Adivasis. The banks of Mahanadi River is shared by both city dwellers and nearby adivasis. The landscape project aimed to promote local vegetation and trees which made it easier to maintain the park and fulfills the vision of the project.

Project Information

Location : Kudri, Janjgir-Champa, Chattisgarh.

Client : Chattisgarh Waterworks Department

Area : 19375 sqft.

Status : Completed, November, 2019.

Team : Basic Architecture Design -

Rishabh Tewari, Nitesh Kumar

Goswami, Praneet Jain.

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Landscape Design (Public Work)

Pictures from Project Completion

Holistic Space

One notable project I worked on is the renovation of the Hindu Prarthana Samaj in Toronto. Tasked with giving the existing structure a modern look while incorporating all the essential design elements of a traditional Hindu Temple, I aimed to provide the community with a space they could truly call workship place.

With this project, I demonstrated strong project management skills by effectively coordinating with the structural team, design team, and City of Toronto Inspector. By ensuring smooth collaboration and communication among stakeholders.

Project Information

Location : Toronto, Ontario

Size : 4877 Sq. Ft. / 453 Sq. M.

Status : Under Construction

Design team : Studio Four IncRishabTewari, Ashweek Chhabra, Salim Afroz.

SCALE - 1:50

Design with the feel of grandeur. The entrance of the building is a double heighted space with access elevator.

The Main Hall also is a 14 feet high visually unobstrcted space with carpeted interior where worshippers spend their time in peace meditating. The space will also be acoustically insulated. The Hall can carry out events with large number of people. The right side of the main floor is dedicated as a locker room where visitors can clean-up and store their belongings.

Day render from Fern Avenue Street

Eco Park - Kanpur Smart City

Landscape Design Proposal

Project Information

Location Size

Status

Highlight

Design team

: Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh

: 43,560 SQ.FT./ 4,046 SQ.M. (1acre)

: Design Proposal

: work timeline - 24 hrs

: Basic Architecture Design -

Ar.Nipun Kumar, Rishabh Tewari,

Ar. Nitesh Kumar, Anupam Gupta.

My role

: Conceptual & schematic design

development & Presentation

The client brief for the project was to develop a self sustainable park with designates space for farming, food stalls and display stalls to showcase different types of manure making process for school educational tours.

As the environmental concerns move increasingly to the forefront of public knowledge, more and more communities are looking for outdoor spaces that are both beautiful and sustainable. Thus, sustainable and eco-parks have become very significant in today’s design space. Such a park is essentially a space that’s made to preserve natural resources and promote quality of life for the people around it. It uses a variety of techniques and good practices to reduce waste and pollution while efficiently using the resources at hand.

The objective of the proposal was to create one of its kind Eco Park that not only serves as a recreational outdoor space in the highly urban and industrialized city of Kanpur but also takes a step towards spreading awareness about several waste management systems that can be implemented at an individual level. It uses a variety of techniques and good practices to reduce waste and pollution while efficiently using the resources at hand. It also aims at creating an energy-efficient space to increase awareness and improve environmental quality.

Entry/ Exit

Palash (Butea Monosperma)

Bright orange-red fl owers

Size - Foliage up to 10m, Height up to 15m

Bene fi ts - besides medical bene fi ts, fl owers are used for making platters & bowls.

Amaltas (Cassia Fistula)

Golden-yellow fl owers on long slender stalks. Size - Foliage up to 6-8m, - Height up to 9-10m. All parts of the plant are medicinal, Ornamental value

Semal (Bombax Ceiba)

A deciduous tree with red-colored fl owers

Size - Foliage 20m or more, - Height up to 20m. Cotton like fi bers from the fruits is used for fi lling economically price pillows.

Barna (Crateva Religiosa)

A deciduous tree found throughout India

Size - Foliage up to 10m, Height up to 15m. Bene fi ts - Fruit used to strengthen the mortar and dying.

Neem (Azadirachta Indica)

Evergreen tree, medicinal properties

Size - Spread Foliage up to 12m, Height up to 20m. Provided medicinal potions for livestock

Arjuna (Terminalia Arjuna)

Evergreen tree with a spreading crown

Size - Foliage 15m or more, - Height up to 25m

Bene fi ts - Used along avenues for shade, Bark used for tanning and medicine.

Food stalls & Open-air theater

Kids play area & Waste sculpture court

Bioswale on the park periphery

Bioswales run on the park periphery to recharge underground water

View from the vantage point

Farm Land

Farm to grow vegetables for use in food stalls

Composting Exhibition stall

Provides vantage point to relax and experience the park

Stepped garden between stalls

Stepped garden between stalls to grow vegetables using manure produced in the stalls

Compost pit

Underground compost pit 3x15ft.

Composting Exhibit Type-01Composting Exhibit Type-02

The structure of the Solar-powered food stalls follows a similar design aesthetic used throughout the

Gabion walls- Periphery walls that would serve two purposes; the walls do not need a concrete footing which prevents unnecessary digging; the walls are porous and do not cause an obstruction for the water to seep into the ground.

The park offers a waste collection system for people to dispose of their kitchen and household waste, which can be used to make manure & use in the organic farms within the park.

+ Several dustbins to be placed throughout the site that would help in onsite segregation while also making the public aware of what kind of waste is recyclable and biodegradable.

+ The park to be home to a variety of native flora and fauna that would ensure rapid growth, fewer resources for maintenance and be better for the soil and the environment.

+ The park would have a ‘Tree Identification System’ which would help the maintenance workers as well as the public to identify the species of trees throughout the park.

Bio Swales - The park would house bioswales along the pathway which would catch rainwater and any other water runoff and direct it into the ground which would help to recharge the central pond.

+ There would be minimal paving inside the park and porous materials would be used as much as possible.

+ The park will be powered using solar power. All the lights and cooking provisions in the food stalls would be powdered through solar energy to achieve energy efficiency.

+ The park uses an integrated pest management system. This entails that instead of using chemicals and pesticides, the park uses methods like traps and the introduction of sterile insects into the park. This would limit the pests inside the park thus reducing the chemical burden over the park.

Accessible Green Roofs strategically placed across the park that captures views of the landscape.

The stalls offer live displays and detailed information on the di fferent ways of composting.

park.

MD Road Housing

Breaking the Monotony

The project is designed to create a new standard for high-end housing in Jaipur.

A historical structure – a Baradari is located at the center of the plot which was to be maintained and respected as per the client’s brief.

Several massing options were suggested early on for the project. The location and massing format selected was based on increasing the depth of view from the street and simultaneously avoiding dominating Baradari with built mass.

Project Information

Location : Jaipur, Rajasthan

Size : 4,12,226 Sq. Ft. / 38,300 Sq. M.

Status : Schematic development stage

Design team : Basic Architecture DesignAr.Rishabh, Ar.Nipun.

My role : Layout planning & Schematic drawings, Calculations & Documentation, 3D Modeling, Presentation.

TOWER - A

6.5M WIDE PERIPHERAL ROAD

TOWER - B

Recommendations were made to keep the ground floor mostly stilted to compliment the colonnade of the Baradari and retain it as a visible focal object.

A retail block with street access is suggested at the ground level. The extended landscape design was created to incorporate the roof of the retail block and integrate the Baradari within a single large open space.

Project Area statement Apartments

Other Projects Undertaken 9

Dr. Oetker office

Corporate Interior

Project Information

Location

Size

Status

Design team

My role

: Okhla phase - III, New Delhi : 11,000 Sq.Ft. / 1,022 Sq.M. : Completed, November 2019

: Basic Architecture DesignRishabh Tewari, Ar.Sai Kumar, Ar. Anubhav

Highlight

: Design development, Working drawings, Project coordination, BOQ’s & final bill verification. : 52 lakh rs. discrepancy in a total bill amount for 2.5 crores detected after verifying the executed quantities and rate analysis with the help of an audit consultant.

Dr. Oetker (Fun foods) is a Germany based food processing company. The product range includes mayonnaises, sauces, spreads, salad dressings, cakes, dessert toppings amongst others.

The Design intent was to create an open and transparent office and to create warm spaces; Achieved with the use of glass and acrylic surfaces, wood/veneer and materials with shades of brown and yellow. The color palette is derived from Dr. Oetker’s brand image and products.

View towards HOD cabins

View towards HOD cabins

R & D Lab Conference room

Ms. Choudhary Residence

Residence Interior

Project Information

Location Size Status

Design team Basic Architecture Design - Rishabh Tewari, Ar.Sai Kumar,Ar. Anubhav

My role

: Shantiniketan, New Delhi : 5,672 Sq.Ft. / 527 Sq.M. : Under construction : : Design development, Working drawings, Site and vendor coordination.

A residence interior renovation for Ms. Anuradha Choudhary and her family, Located in Shantiniketan, New Delhi. Elegant, White and classical patterns were a major focus in the client brief.

Neo-Classical features such as cornices and jaali patterns cut on stone and other materials are used in the spaces to create interest. Most of the spaces are white as per the client’s requirement.

Adding a little shine to the interiors, marbles of different varieties and colors with streaks are used in the floor and toilets.

View towards entrance lobby

Ms. Choudhary’s bedroom lounge

Mishika’s bedroom wardrobes

Entrance lobby

Third floor lounge