RISHIKA CHO UDRI Architectural Student Portfolio 2022
RISHIKA CHOUDRI In a world such as this, I believe it is imperative for me to develop competencies that can supplement my content knowledge which is likely to be freely available with a major influx of robotics in every field. I am a student Architect allowing myself to combine the best aspects of my personality to deliver the best in my line of learnings.
EMAIL MOBILE
rishikachoudri554@gmail.corn +91 9535120189
AN ENFILADE
LANGUAGE
English, Kannada, Hindi, French, Japanese
ADDRESS
840, Hospital Road, Shivajinagar, Bangalore, India. 560001
EDUCATION SCHOOL UNIVERSITY
CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL AS & A LEVELS- VIDYASHILP 2001 - 2017 B.ARCH - RV COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE 2018 - 2023
EXPERIENCE INTERNSHIP RESEARCH
Designer at Planks Tailored Furniture 2021-2022 Handled over multiple projects including designing of furnitures based on client requirements Designer for Community Service Projects 2021-2022 i. Link Club Project with Rotary Club of Tirupati - Floor Relief ii. Imparting the importance of Energy Efficient Practices - Solar Panel Installations at Ramakrishna Math, Kanchipuram, Emvee Model no.E33UP72 Module. iiii. Retractable Shelter for migrants and construction workers - Proposed to Smart City, Bangalore
EXTERNAL COURSES SEMINAR RESEARCH WORKSHOP DANCE
IIMUN United Nations HQ, Manhatter - CConference on Sustainability Goals for the future Global Perspective Writing based on - Architectural Priorities, AI in education, Housing vs. just a ‘house’, Architecture as Identification of Place Fine Art and Photography Course work Odissi Gurukula Nrityagram - Traditional dance form
VOLUNTEER
Bangalore Student Community
WORKSHOP
Bamboo Workshop 2019, Bamboo Joineries Workshop 2022
WORKSHOP
Crypto and Financial Freedom Workshop
WORKSHOP
Panchajanya Ayurveda Village - Vastushastra and Architecture - Yoga space for a recreation centre
WORKSHOP
Confederation of Real Estate Associates - Expo 2022
SKILLS DESIGN GRAPHICS
Proefficient in AutoCAD, Sketchup, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Lumion, Procreate & Intermediate in Rhino 3D, Revit Architecture and V-Ray Fine Art sketching, Different material media
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MIGRANTS COMMUNITY CENTRE
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MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
TODAI ( 灯台 )
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SURATKAL, INDIA
MARINE MUSEUM
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SURATKAL, INDIA
DRONE DOME
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MOUNTAIN RANGES, HYPOTHETICAL
UNDERWATER PORTABLE HABITAT
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UNDERWATER, HYPOTHETICAL
TEQUILA SUNRISE RESIDENCE
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BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
CUSTOM FURNITURE
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PRODUCT DESIGN
CUSTOM FURNITURE
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INTERNSHIP AT PLANKS TAILORED FURNITURE
MULTI STOREY OFFICE BUILDING DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS
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MIGRANTS COMMUNITY CENTRE MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA A city as vast as Mumbai is characterised by a multitude of traditions, which are manifested especially in the customs of the population. The presence and search for a feeling of belonging in the life of a migrant is where I began designing. With the combination of elements like opportunity and balance it is possible to express the will of the community and live in harmonY. New urban typology to address social, economic and environmental issues sets architectural challenges.. the idea of standing in front of such a landscape promotes the inside out of the space, the purpose of the edges in plan, refers to perspective views as well as the ease of looking back into your own personal spaces through these curtain walls like a view in itself.
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This scheme for a new neighbourhood of over 700 new dwellings is located in central Mumbai, India. It protfers an alternative to the generally impoverished nature of slum replacement housing. A ground-scape of social infrastructure including, temples, cinemas, workshops and retail space, seeks to re-create the community vibrancy of the existing slum neighbourhoods. The entire development is conceived as a walled village with ‘strategic penetrations, punctuated by a series of hierarchical courtyards which provide thresholds from Neighbourhood to community level and to the level of smaller clusters, fostering a ‘sense of ownership and belonging. A dual-aspect dwellings are clustered around central atria with a central courtyard, which maximises cross ventilation and stack effect, and therefore increases passive cooling of the entire building.
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MIGRANTS COMMUNITY CENTRE
SITE PLANNING Take the inside outside large openings to connect inside with outside Shaded outside areas as alternative to inside space Larger glazing ratios Shading where needed. Sawtooth facing north limits glare by facing away from direct sun. Cooler daylight from northern sky. Great view of northern sky. Decent sense of time passing.
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SITE PLANNING Courtyards in buildings have been recommended as passive design elements to maintain indoor thermal ‘comfort through controlled natural ventilation during day and night times ~ Ifthe roof surfaces are sloped towards the internal courtyard, the cooled air sinks into the court and the living space through low-level openings, get warmed up, and leaves the room through higher level openings.
NICHE INTERACTIVE SPACES
UNITS NICHE INTERACTIVE SPACES
INDUVIDUAL UNITS NICHE INTERACTIVE SPACES
FAMILY UNITS
KITCHEN ANGANWADI TOILETS
COURTY
YARD SPACE
MIGRANTS COMMUNITY CENTRE
OUTDOOR TERRACE NICHE INTERACTIVE SPACES INDUVIDUAL UNITS
DIGITAL TRAINING SPACE
FAMILY UNITS
SELF DEVELOPMENT
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MIGRANTS COMMUNITY CENTRE
GROUND FLOOR MASTER PLAN
MIGRANTS COMMUNITY CENTRE
MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA New typology to address social, economical, commercial, environmental issues sets architectural challenges such as - relation between public, common and private spaces, personalisation of more spaces and surfaces, servant spaces and their realtionship to public and private, banning heat gain and heat loss (warm and humid), design attribute spaces with atmospheres and changing experience. The problem that is faced here - space consumption moving from rural to urban areas due to lack of opportunities.. Through the process of space metamorphosis the entire process has been redone and understood in a way that helps the user adapt to these circumstances that they face and made it feasible for these migrants to afford such a luxury.
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SINGLE UNIT MIGRANT WORKER HABITAT Work done as a part of community volunteer work. Analysing the social and economical structure of the migrants and assembling a habitat system that is feasible for their use and portable when on the move. The design is based on the usage of the migrants and for the ease of transport to various site locations. It is also consturctured using locally available materials that are abundant in the market. This is aquired much easily than the existing raw materials used for their current shelter.
MIGRANTS COMMUNITY CENTRE
MODULE PLAN
UNITS ELEVATION
CLOSED CONFIGURATION ELEVATION
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TODAI ( 灯台 ) SURATKAL, INDIA In relation to the temple in context - the function of a sthambam is that it scientifically resonates energy around a space with stones - reception of energy. Height of light house have all ways asserted dominance and marked territories from the past. Has the lighthouse turned to just being a viewing deck while the function s become obsolete? This is an attempt at question the existing context and establish a new paradigm for lighthouses in our technologically advanced but environmentally taxed contemporary context.
TODAI
A lighthouse is not just a wayfinding structure. It is hope. its a faith in the unknown and the only path to home. This is an attempt at question the existing context and establish a new paradigm for lighthouses in our technologically advanced but environmentally taxed contemporary context.
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MARINE MUSEUM SURATKAL, INDIA The project is about territory and architecture. The theory, its simultaneous invention, intention & inflection. As in, one cannot exist without the other. The project is a manufacture of an architectural project of choice and merit and at the same time conjure up a territory that benefits and befits the reciprocity of both. This project is located nearby to the surathkal coast, same as the previous project. This project focuses on the heirrchy of space planning with relation to the intent of this design program.
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MARINE MUSEUM
SITE PLANNING The site is located on the coast adjoining the arabian sea. The site implements various aspects of climate and weathering to focus the planning to a more minimal and climatic approach. The intent is to create various zoning levels within the site and vertically for different types of users and visitors as well. The design also consists of an auditorium on the east wing of the central building.
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ATRIUM
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DRONE DROME MOUNTAIN RANGES, HYPOTHETICAL This machine aesthetic concept is a smart pod visioned with an automatic instrument landing system. It is attached with an autonomous drone, with futuristic moving. The idea is your drone is docked to your pod, becoming an extension to your bridge pod unit that has propeller extensions collapsing as the pod lands on the bridge platform. The design on the pod is seamless as the motive is to experience the wide open sou and landscapes. The motivation is to blur the line between mobility and living, integrating the futuristic drone.
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PROJECT TITLE
APPROACH ON A BRIDGE OF ALLEGORIES Simple Definition of allegory a story in which the characters and events are symbols that stand for ideas about human life or for a political or historical situation PROGRAMME: A set of 11 dwellings on a bridge/design SITE: Span 60m long, 4m in height and 6 wide Scale and proportion of the dwelling to the structure of the bridge. The bridge is independant of the design program and may depend on the structural facilities. An idea driven design for high altitude habitation and transportation. Dispersign the idea of housing with objects that can float in free speace. The narative based on scenographic conditions. a bit of structure, logic and a sense of materiality.
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DRONE DOME
INITIATION
DELIVERY
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HABITATION
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UNDERWATER PORTABLE HABITAT UNDERWATER, HYPOTHETICAL Exploring the creative side of habitat design, to imagine a utopian world on/under water considering the aspects of innovation, originality and limitations of a sustainable habitat that is constructed under water. A water room that can flexibly cope with its living environment and can freely control its own dimension, move freely and can easily dock. The evolving facade design along with its portable function proves to be effective in countering the limitations of building underwater habitats and to prove the freedom of design in highly dangerous environments.
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UNDERWATER PORTABLE HABITAT
CLUSTER GENERATION
UNDERWATER PORTABLE HABITAT
CONCEPTUAL VARIATIONS
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TEQUILA SUNRISE RESIDENCE BANGALORE, INDIA The tequila sunrise, its plan - an assembly of parts honed to capture the view ofthe hills and beyond but also to create dynamic interior spaces. the idea of standing in front of such a landscape promotes the inside & out of the space, the purpose of the edges in plan, refers to perspective views as well as the ease of looking back into your own personal spaces through these glass walls like a view in itself. The Central Idea binding everything together - The inspiration stems from the idea of being able to see views from within an intriguing space.
FLOOR PLAN
TEQUILA SUNRISE RESIDENCE
SOUTH EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
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CUSTOM FURNITURE PRODUCT DESIGN The Cellar’s Collection continues a memoir of the family’s own bar. It’s bar and comfort is as timeless and authentic. Combining a Cellar from the 80’s moved toa sit out by our cabin room that’s styled with precision construction, our tailored Cellar’s Sun & Moon Chaise recalls it all. Cellar’s High were all the rage when we were young and we felt pretty hip to have one, it was wrought iron and wood. Our vision is to place this collection in any given space to naturally make unforgettable memories
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CUSTOM FURNITURE INTERNSHIP AT PLANKS TAILORED FURNITURE Design development for custome furniture settings and induvidual furniture pieces based on client requirements and concept generation.
CUSTOM FURNITURE
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CUSTOM FURNITURE
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SLOPE
D4
SD
1721
SD
6
860
E BILLING
SLOPE
D4
SD 888
1721
860
ELECTRICAL SHAFT (5300X 750)
LVL +600
2500
LADIES WASHROOM
4375
D4
888 1721
SD
COMMON LIFTS
2500X 1900 10 PAX CAPACITY
6000
1721
600
3510
9 10 11 12 13
860
N.T
D4
C
25 DIA
SD 846
1721 888 1721 1721
1721 846
846
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 1300
SD
+150
1300
6
D3
2500X 1900 10 PAX CAPACITY
ELECTRICAL SHAFT (5300X 750)
1721
888
5
1715
SHOPPING
SD
600
25 DIA
SD
300 300
4
E
D3
846
SHOPPING
MIDLANDING +2000
860
80 DIA
25 DIA
2500X 1900 10 PAX CAPACITY
G
SD 1721
80 DIA
SD
3
3510
AHU ROOM
F
1721
25 DIA 80 DIA
80 DIA
HVAC SHAFT
2
D4
D4
888 1721
SD
25 DIA 80 DIA
ELECTRICAL ROOM
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
6000
25 DIA 6220
1
6000
SD
SHOPPING
F
888
MIDLANDING +2000
B
STORAGE
STORAGE
+150
300 300
SD
1721
SHOPPING
HVAC SHAFT
3000
1721 846
DB ROOM
846
ELECTRICAL ROOM
LVL 0
DOWN -4000
LVL +600
CUTOUT FOR LV WIRES
6220
F
UP +4000
846
DB ROOM
AHU ROOM
MAIN ENTRANCE
EXCLUSIVE OFFICE ENTRY
LVL 0
G
1721
1721
LVL +600
CUTOUT FOR LV WIRES
300
-150
UP +600 MAIN ENTRANCE
EXCLUSIVE OFFICE ENTRY
LVLUP0+4000
G
846
-150
300
"
"
"
"
14000
5
3
10000
5235
-2
-9000
-3
-12000
-4
-15000
-5
3000
C2
-1
-6000
3000
3000
6000
C2
0
-3000
1000
3000
3000
B C2
+1000
1900
100
2400
17
15
C
manhole 750*750mm
Fire Tank
600
600
1150
2021
FIRE EXIT
4000
21
UP +4000
3000
1 +150
1
1900
C2 Fire Tank
3
23
2
+5000 720
HVAC SHAFT 5 2330 3330
MIDLANDING +2000
3500
+9000
1220
manhole 750*750mm
6000
1220
1000
1500
D
36700
36600
DUCT (4200X1000)
C2
1000
720
PUMP ROOM
C
3
1900
C2
1500
6000
D4
COMMON LIFTS
C2
4
+13000
1220
10001
5
Flushing water tank
C1
+17000
1220
1000
720
600
4
D
E
manhole 750*750mm
600
3
DUCT (5200X 1000)
4000
manhole 750*750mm
4000
2
E
Domestic water tank
LIFT LOBBY
1000
720
D3
D3
600
C2
Rain water tank
1900
C2
manhole 750*750mm
C2
1
6000
C2
1500
1300
300 300
C1
600
F
STP
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
1770
MIDLANDING +2000
4000
HVCA SHAFT
F
4000
1900
720
1
2
3
4
5
A