Saloni Shah Undergraduate Portfolio

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

SALONI SHITALKUMAR SHAH

EDUCATION Maharaja Agrasen Vidhyalaya, A’bad (2015) C.B.S.E. board in S.S.C.

BIRTHDAY : 27.08.1999 GUJARAT, INDIAN

Divyapath Higher Secondary Campus, A’bad (2017) G.S.E.B. board in H.S.C.

GUJARATI, HINDI, ENGLISH

Institute of Architecture and Planning, Nirma University, A’bad ( ongoing )

CONTACT NO : 9265142276 9913124400 GMAIL : sssaloni9991@gmail.com 17bar072@nirmauni.ac.in ADDRESS : 1, Kaushani flats, 1, Shreeji society, Nr. Naranpura rly cross, Naranpura Ahmedabad - 380013 Utterl Utterly dedicated and consistent, I promise to devote all my energies, and grasp all learnings during the process of designing; prioritising QUALITY work over QUANTITY of work, and resolve upto the finest detail.

Lookin forward to get more exposure in the Looking practical professional aspects of the field and creating a niche out of my skills is my intend.

INTERESTS Trekking and photography Story telling and Writing Dancing and music Sketching Reading

DIGITAL SKILLS AutoCad Rhino 3d SketchUp Photoshop InDesign Revit

WORKSHOPS : Mud and brick workshop, NU ( 2017 ) Concrete formwork, shuttering and casting (2018 ) Film making ( 2019 ) Bamboo construction workshop, NU ( 2020 ) Indian Traditional Arts, NU ( 2019 ) DOCUMEN DOCUMENTATIONS Tamil house, Pondicherry ( 2017 ) Ajanta - Ellora Caves ( 2017 ) Mandu , Indore ( 2018 ) Pol house, Khadia, A’bad ( 2018-2020 ) Junagadh city guide - hotspots of the city and their

CONTENTS 1

The Villa Housing Exclusive Stone infrastructure

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4-9

2

Hast-kala Prayog Shala Shilpgram, Udaipur

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10 - 13

3

Working Drawings The Vault Institute

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14 - 19

4

Competition Entry at COA Other documentation

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20 - 23

5

Brick Institute at Mandu Material, form and structure

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24 - 27

6

Auxiliary works Interests and Subjective Works

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28 - 31

1.

villa

Housing

The Villa housing attempted with a conceptual stand of ‘Lost’ was situated in Manipur area, Bopal, Ahmedabad. The plateau had a contour drop of 4 metres and the eastern end had a gradual slope.

providing multitudes of spaces in terms of scale, use and people within the scheme with a network of streets which end within the lush green undergrowth,provide a heirarchy or discipline.

The concept departed from a ‘Minion’ moving through different spaces within the 18-30 blocks Housing scheme. Views, sketches, different layouts, and models led to 3 typologies of housing units for its users. Making the user tiny in huge grand infrastructure, is brought in by

Housing is more than copy and mirrored units, and this housing has traditional elements like Jharokhas out of stone, and the amphitheatre, ramps, stairs and foyers of the units induces a feeling of LOST within the public arena, as well as silent bedrooms face the bank.

TOTAL SITE AREA : 15,000 sq.m.

22 Villa houses, 3 typology units Ground cover of the scheme = 2200 sq. m.

Manipur lake, Bhopal, Ahmedabad

VIEW

SITE IMPRESSION

VIEW

01

02

1.

villa

Housing

SAME TYPE UNITS LOCATION

ACTUAL

AXIS

AND

TREES

ON

NETWORK

SITE

DIAGRAM

CLUSTER 1:100

MODEL SCALE

UNITS ON SAME CONTOURS

STREET

SECTION

VIEW STREET

SECTION

01

VIEW

02

VIEW

03

INDIVIDUAL

UNIT

TYPOLOGY

PLANS

INDIVIDUAL

UNIT

TYPOLOGY

MODELS

UNIT

INFORMATION

HOUSE TYPE 1 : Carpet area : 129 m2 2 BHK villa With double volumes and clerestorey windows No.of units : 5 Ground cover : 160 m2

HOUSE TYPE 2 : Carpet area : 94 m2 2 BHK villa With mezannine and amphitheatre-like family room No.of units : 5 Ground cover : 118 m2

HOUSE TYPE 3 : Carpet area : 131 m2 3 BHK villa Stacked floor with stone spiral staircase and jallis No.of units : 5 Ground cover : 152 m2

1.

villa

Housing

SECTION

AA”

SECTION

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SECTION CC”

2. HASTHAKALA DHAM

The National Institute of Design and Crafts, Udaipur is an extension of Indian poetry of culture; reinterpretation of its essence to a modern artifact. It is an attempt to bring life to the dying imprints of the indegenious craft forms by amalgamating them with modern utlity.

order to create a spiritual journey to the training ‘ashram’ where the Guru- Shishya Parampara will emerge in modern times.

The understanding leads to the concept of ‘interaction’ and inter-relationship, where student interaction spaces as well as secluded spaces are focussed.

The contoured site within the limits of Shilpgram has many trees, a rural onset with celebrated backdrop of culture, and traditional attire of its people, sparse vernacular house forms rising onto them out of yellow sandstone of Udaipur that speaks of its royalty.

The drop of 5m provides a slope to work in split levels in

The program of 3 workshops, 4 kakshas, exhibition centre, several labs and library with admin for 100 students shall provide a common platform for exploration.

SITE AREA : 11,290 m2 UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN GROUND COVER : 1857.55 m2 CARPET AREA : 1486 m2

The concept of Layering and Depth is abstracted and a parallel wall language of architecture is generated and followed throughout the Institute.

MEDITATIVE” “SPANNING”

CONCEPTUAL

The concept development from the form to its translation involved many factors in consideration including the use of different spaces and the light required for the workshops. Individual student space for drafting, carving, modelling and painting the craft are provided, and the shaded spaces descend down along the contours with a number of courtyards for interaction.

“SINGULAR

SECULAR”

“GRADATION”

VIEW

FROM

THE

PLINTH

MASS

CONCEPTUAL

CONCEPTUAL

AND

VOID

2. HASTHAKALA DHAM

SERVICES

AND

CIRCULATION

AXIS OF INSTITUTE

SLOPE AND DRAINS

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3.6 m

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7105 X 7765 +0.0 M LVL +65 mm LVL

D2 A A 702

0 mm LVL

PHOTO LAB 4345

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450 400 2865 2780

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565 mm

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ADMIN AREA

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D2 A A 702

6705

3900 3900

D1 B A 702

+65 mm LVL

5320

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4780

7410

+0.0 M LVL 18150 X 9540 SQ

+0.0 mm LVL

825 450

F1

STONE SHA

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C1

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1 : 10 SLOPE

14860

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400 1390

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PLANTER'S SPACE

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UP

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LIFT

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A901

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UP

2780

CERA. & TERA. SHAALA +0.0 M LVL 6.2 m 18850 X 9540 SQ M.

R

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2350

400 1400 350

400

0 mm LVL

C1

R

PLANTER'S SPACE

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400

3045

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400 1390

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2700 18850

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3180

1690

1690

2350 D1 A A 702

R

WS1

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2350

+65 mm LVL

UP

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SQUATTING WC WITH FLUSH TANK

D2 A A 702 1350

AA'

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3015

W1 10185

515

SHELF

P1

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2700

2350

+0.0 mm LVL

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2695

0.00 mm LVL

B. WROOM

R

D1 A A 702

0 mm LVL

0.00 mm LVL

PLINTH

+0.0m LVL 3.6 m 7300 X 7000 SQ M.

UP

+80 mm LVL

3015

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0 mm LVL

0.00 M LVL

A901

2700 D1 A A 702

0.0 mm LVL

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C1

50 mm LVL

F3

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WATER TANK S TRAP BACK TO EWC

DADO P TRAP WALL HUNG DADO P TRAP WALL HUNG

DUCT

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W3

GANITOR ROOM

BACK TO WALL EWC FLUSH TANK S TYPE

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D1 2705A A 702

+65 mm LVL

UP

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12320

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400

12320

2780 D1 B A 702 400 2780

400 2780 400 2780

RAMP

1:10 SLOPE

6.2 m

7410 X 12320 SQ M.

UP

SHOWER

UP

12320

3180

225

KAKSHAA III + 0.0 M LVL

600

PLANTER'S SPACE WALL HUNG P TRAP DADO

0 mm LVL

G. WROOM

GENITOR ROOM

2780

400 2780

+65 mm LVL

BACK TO EWC S TRAP WATER TANK

2780

2780 400 2780

F2

C1

WALL HUNG P TRAP DADO

400

890 3180 3180

SQUATTING WC

SQUATTING WC WITH FLUSH TANK

225

UP

400

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-565 mm

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1825

3640 11450

UP

A202

UP

19

1590

7795

UP

W2

11450

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1360

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65 mm 0 mm

0.00 mm LVL COURTYARD

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12

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2700

shower

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3. Vaulted INFRASTRUCTURE GENERAL NOTES:

THIS DRAWING AND DESIGN ARE THE SOLE PROPERTY OF ARCHITECT AND SHALL NOT BE TRACED, COPIED, LENT, REPRODUCED, MODIFIED OR MADE UNAUTHORISED USE IN ANY MANNER WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT.

N

P

ALL THE DIMENSION ARE IN MM. ALL THE DIMENSIONS SHALL BE READ AND NOT SCALED. DIMENSIONS IN DRAWINGS TO A LARGE SCALE SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER THOSE TO A SMALLER SCALE. ALL THE DIMENSIONS ARE UNFINISHED DIMENSIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE MENTIONED. ALL AMBIGUITY SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY.

Q

KEY PLAN/ LOCATION: 7860 450

9m

6m

A

11 m

A202

25

CC

B

7345

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C

23

12 m

D

A202

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22

A202

JJ'

21

E

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UP

BB

LVL mm 0.00 COURTYARD

18 A202

UP

EE'

G

19

RAMP SLOPE 1:10

CC

13 m

20

UP

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W2

17

F2

C1 LVL m 0.600 m LVL 0.560

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UP

HH'

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14

A 802A W4 6.2

m

+0.560 X 9540

LVL M.

SQ

1

2

4

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5 6 7

8 9

10

DN

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21

mm

LVL

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8

13

14

15

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m

F2

LVL

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mm

LVL UP

m

2.6 KAKSHA

7

4550

SQ

X 9840 +4.37

5 M.

m

4

5960

LVL

x LIBRARY m 7075 3.2

3

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702 A D2

W2 C2

23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12

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A 802A W4

802 A W4

A 802A W4

LIFT

+ 3.8

LVL

2

A 702A D1

F2

A

SLOPE

LVL M. SQ

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890

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10

0.560

LVL

1:

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7

ROOM X 7510

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C1 LVL LVL

M

W2 C2

CONF.7065 + 4.39

UP

W2

F2

A202

SQ

X 9840 +4.37

16

PLANTER'S

17

4550

UP

m

2.6 KAKSHA

A D4 702 A

18

UP

UP

19

SPACE

m

ADMIN X 15455 m 3.2

7105

m

F2

LVL

A 802A W4

A 802A W4

LVL SHAALA M M. +0.560 X 9540

SQ

CENT. 7725 3160 HEAL.

X

SHOP X 6055 LVL

m

7390

702 B D1

3.2

A

802A W4

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702 A D1

X

A

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C

5900

LVL EXHIBITIO m 11325

OF

+ 4.113.2

INSTITUTE

ENTRY A

9m

702 A D2 LVL

D

X 5900 TOILET m

+ 4.11

LVL

A202

7150 3.2

A

LVL

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mm

LVL

N

A

m

mm

CC' A 702A D2

SPACE PLANTER'S

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mm

4.13

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m

I

M. SQ LVL KAKSHA X 12550 M m 6200 +0.5603.1

+0.500

4.16

A 702A D2

3.2

W2 C2

A 702A D1

WITHOUT TANK WC P TYPE FLUSH

OTS P

TYPE TANK WITHOUT

FLUSH WC

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P TYPE TANK

10m

FLUSH WITHOUT WC

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BB'

TANK WITHOUT WCFLUSHP TYPE

UP

F

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F2

A 702B D1

m

+ 4.11 3.2 LVL

A

LAB

620

1

m 10730+ 3.8 6.4

C1

18150

24

W2 C1

x 11010 LVL LIBRARY

+4.35

W1

F1

m STONE 6.2

10680

400

10

3

RAMP SLOPE 10

1:

UP

IV

+0.600 m +0.560

A202

FF'

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OF

5900

INSTITUTE

ENTRY

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LVL CAFETERI m 18010

A

H

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SPACE LVL

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11m

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SPACE PLANTER'S

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8m

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M N

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400 14875

2780

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Q

3045

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400 2780

WORKSHOP FLOOR FINISH

F3

800 x 1200 VITRIFIED TILES WASHROOM

F2

TERAZZO FINISH

1775

410

1755

HORI. PIVOT WINDOW

W1 B

HORI. PIVOT WINDOW

W2 A

VAULT CURTAIN WALL

W3 A

1900 SLIDING WINDOW

LINTEL QTY.

SILL

3180 3180 1855

+0.00 m LVL

2840

+0.00 m LVL

11500

W1 A

DOOR SCHEDULE LINTEL QUANTITY

SIZE

D1 A

2700 x 2200

630

LINTEL

D1 B

1800 x 2200

630

LINTEL

6

D2 A

1350 x 2200

630

LINTEL

6

D2 B

1250 x 2200

630

LINTEL

1

15

15

UP

1860

+0.560 m LVL

F1

MARK

16

1445

2700 D1 A A 702 2700

600 X 300 WALL TILES WASHROOM

17 A202

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3045

18

1545

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19

1590

9540 6.2 m

Q M.

15 MM THK PLASTER

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20

735

A901

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AALA

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1695

200 1215 350 1240 350 1240 350 1255 350 1230 350 1215

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21

PLAN : PLINTH + 1650 mmWINDOW LVLSCHEDULE

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3045

AA'

25355

400 2780

400 2780 2350

15MM THK MALLA PLASTER

W2

A202

2350

RCC VAULT WITH INTERIOR PLASTER 10MM

C2

6.2 m

D1 A A 702 2705

2350

C1 W1

3180

KAKSHAA IV

23

2780

2780

2780 D1 B A 702

400

400 12720

400

2780

+65 mm LVL +0.0 mm LVL

2780

400

C1

F2

7410 X 12320 SQ M.

14

HATCH LEGENDS

13

RCC ELEMENT

1590

UP

SLOPES OF GUTTER

12

11465

0.00 mm LVL

OTS

RCC BEAM BOTTOM

A202

FF'

GRASS IN COURT

11 12445

RAMP

+0.100 m LVL

1 : 12 SLOPE

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STONE WALLS

ROOF OVERHANG

3180

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P

0

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6000

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+ 0.0 M LVL

515

The vigorous hardwork and resolution in terms of materials and their layering, binding and coping, and construction and castings of the NID-C, Udaipur. Rough stone masonary walls with RCC vaults covered by FINISHES SCHEDULE shiny China mosaic, hidding between the trees, on a steep contoured site, the educational design institute serves the purpose of rejuvenating the lost interest from Indian Crafts with newer innovations.

12m

2780

GG'

225

SKYLIGHT ON VAULT

10

6.2 m

HIGHEST CEILING HEIGHT

3180

W1 WINDOW ABOVE Finished level Unfinished level

9 1590

REVISION

3220

3220

400

3530

400

7

2270 3180

400 23950

3180

8

400

1590

6

1.

9.01.2020

2.

29.01.2020

STRUCTURE WITH DOUBLE COLUMNS

3.

12.02.2020

600 MM THICK SHEAR WALL

4.

27.02.2020

RCC INVERTED BEAM WITH GUTTER

5.

13.03.2020

CHAIN WALL TYPE

6.

27.03.2020

ALTERATION IN UNITS

7.

4.04.2020

RETAINING WALL

8.

18.04.2020

CONTOURS CUTTING

9.

29.04.2020

R2 PLAN

10.

15.05.2020

LEVELS PLAN

700 THK STONE WALLS

1590

5 A202

GG'

PLAN : PLINTH + 1650 mm LVL 1590

4

1590

3

2

DRAWING : PLAN PLINTH + 1550 MM LVL SCALE: 1:100

SEMESTER: VI DATE : 9 . 06 .2020

PROJECT INFORMATION 4770

NID # C, UDAIPUR STUDENT: SALONI S. SHAH 1

ROLL NO.: 17 BAR 072 CHECKED BY:

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P

0 Q1000

6000

GROUND FLOOR PLAN Scale 1:100

INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING, NIRMA UNIVERSITY 2020 SHEET NO.

A 101

The vigorous hardwork and resolu tion in terms of materials and their layering, binding and coping, and construction and castings of the NID-C, Udaipur. Rough stone m asonary w alls with RCC v au lts covered by shiny China mosaic, hidding between the trees, on a steep contoured site, the educational design institute serves the purpose of rejuvenating the lost interest from Indian Crafts with newer innovations.

STONE WALLS, RCC VAULTS, SKYLIGHT, METAL WINDOWS, ALUMINIUM DOORS SITE AREA = 11,102 sq m.

CARPET AREA (G.F. AREA) = 1310 sq m.

CARPET AREA (F.F. AREA)= 810 sq m.

TOTAL GROUND COVER = 2120 sq m.

FAR = 2120/11102 = 0.24 ROAD WIDTH = 5m WIDE, 3m FROM THE PARKING STREET

3. Vaulted INFRASTRUCTURE

SECTION

AA”

SECTION

BB”

CURTAIN WALL DETAIL

WATER SPOUT DETAIL

CURTAIN WALL IN PLAN

RCC WATER CHANNEL PARALLEL TO VAULT

SECTION

JJ”

CURTAIN WALL SECTION

RCC PRECAST DRAIN WITH STEEL GRATES

WALL SECTION 1 ADMIN BLOCK

WALL SECTION NO. 2 PRINTING WORKSHOP

3. Vaulted INFRASTRUCTURE SKY LIGHT DETAILS PLAN, SECTION AND DETAILS

TOILET

PLAN

(VAULT

UNIT)

SECTION

BB”

SECOND

FLOOR

SECTION

PLAN

AA”

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

4. COMPETITION ENTRY {COA}

SITE DRAWING

The model of the majestic Haveli, at Jadabhagat ni Pol, Khadia, Ahmedabad, whose architecture was designed inside-out in the 1500’s is a very typical Indian Old-City vernacular housing typology.

Parallel walls supported by post lintel system out of timber, with intricately carved brackets, and the overlooking balcony shading the Otlo and the washyard and the toilets forced outside the house are the very essence of the house.

The narrow street view of the Pol with its activities, and the household chores were documented and the different use of spaces were studied (volumetric analysis). This typology had a courtyard of like 3m x 3m which served as a multi-purpose space.

S-W

MODEL VIEW

The Heritage announced by drawings of the presented along

Documentation Competition as the COA, asked renderred measuredrawn house which were with the co-partner Miti N. Doshi.

C'

E'

F,

HOUSE 693

A'

KHADIA SITE MAP, AHMEDABAD

GFL +

TOILET

B'

BATHROOM 1 GFL +

D

1329.0418 2897.2024

930.1733 1949.9978

C

E

GROUND FLOOR PLAN, H.2820

Continued.....

Khadia Heritage Documentation(RSP -II, IV).

The measuredrawn parallel walls provided protusions to shade the foyer below.

2695.6743

1114.7342 2769.3346

F

D'

Ground Floor Plan

OTLA GFL +

ROOM 2 GFL +

ROOM 1 GFL +

4766.4697

1440.0000

388.0572

B

1059.7683

up

up

up

up

STUDY ROOM GFL +

1450.0000

A

KITCHEN GFL +

HOUSE 2820

LONG SECTION OF HOUSE 2820, KHADIA

ELEVATION OF HOUSE 693, KHADIA

HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION HOUSE

D

C

UP

0

SECTION

THROUGH

COURTYARD

600

1000m

B'

B

PLAN : LEVEL 1

C'

D'

N

AXONOMETRIC

400

The documentation of Tamil house typology at PONDICHERRY, taught us the courtyards and the emulsion of public-private areas from the public A' street. The split level in plinth extends the house to the narrow Indian street.

A

LONG

200

VIEW

DOOR

DETAIL

0

0.5

1

2

(LOUVERED

4M

)

5. the Brick institute ARAS PARAS STUDIO

The program of the ‘Brick’ residential institute at Mandu, besides the Caravan Sarai, runs as a 256m2 span of shaded studio to be covered with any load bearing system.

The challenge was to support the roof on to the selected geometric shape with that same shape as the base of the 16 supports.

squinches. The smaller supports were 25 m2, with 950 mm interaction space acting a narrow street. Carving material out of the walls for 2 workshops, libraries, 3 toilets, a computer lab, 2 dance studios, some sleeping spaces, and a lots of sneak out spaces for like 100 students was the aim of the project.

Square is a balanced regular polygon that can be supported in many ways, here it is done by the means of Buttresses and

Wooden cantilevers projected out as balconies, provide a pleasant view of the valley facing the Queen’s Pavilion at Mandu.

TOTAL SITE AREA : 9200 m2 MANDU, M.P. GROUND COVER : 945 m2 TOTAL CARPET AREA : 656 m2

Characteristics of square: Balance Symmetry Equality and unity

THE

AXONOMETRIC DRAWING

STUDIO

SPATIAL

SYMMETRIC

EXPERIENCE

5. THE BRICK INSTITUTE

PROCESS CARVINGS

5m x 5m SPACE

LIGHT POURING THROUGH OPENING

LIGHT EXPERIENCES

GOLDEN RATIO SPIRAL

HEXAGON MORPHING DRAWING

MDF LOFT COLUMN

T-SHIRT PAINTING ON CUBISM

RAMMED EARTH BENCH

BRICK ARCH WORKSHOP

TAMEDIA OFFICE BUILDING DETAIL

CONCRETE SEATING

6. EXTRA WORKS

The OHP model for the exercise ‘ continuity in architecture’ in AGS as clicked in torch light to study pattern generation in shadows .

MODERN

WARLI

ART

POT

NAME

“SALONI”

DOODLES

SKETCHES AND PHOTOGRAPHY

SALONI SHITAL KUMAR SHAH sssaloni9991@gmail.com 17bar072@nirmauni.ac.in 9265142276 9913124400