Landscape Architecture Portfolio 2023

2017

Portfolio Sandhya Muralidharan

2023 Landscape Architecture | Architecture

www.sandhyasdesignjourney.com

www.sandhyasdesignjourney.com

ACRYLIC PAINTING/2020

CONTENT

01.

0.2

03.

Three Oaks Park

Oakville Neighborhood

Inovation Hub

04.

05.

06.

School of Planning & Architecture

Summer Internship 2023

Internship 2021

ACRYLIC PAINTING/2021

01.

/Three Oaks Park/Community Engagement/2023 Typology : Neighborhood Park Design Location : Albany, Georgia, USA Total Area : 22.8 acres

In our community engagement studio, Isabella and I focused our efforts on the Three Oaks Park project in Albany, Georgia. Leveraging digital tools, particularly Google surveys, we initiated a two-step engagement process to involve the community in shaping the park’s future. Initially, we distributed an engagement survey to gauge the community’s expectations and aspirations for the park.

With insights gathered from the first survey, we developed two distinct concepts for the park’s redesign. In our second survey, we presented both concepts to the community, seeking their feedback and preferences. This iterative approach allowed us to incorporate the community’s input directly into the decision-making process. he community’s feedback from our second survey played a pivotal role in shaping the final master plan for Three Oaks Park. By incorporating their preferences, we ensured the redesign not only met initial expectations but also resonated with the community’s vision, making it an inclusive and reflective space for all.

02

/Three Oaks Park/Community Engagement/2023

MASTER PLAN

04

VIEW OF THE NATURE PLAY AREA

02. /Oakville/Urban design/2023 Typology : Neighborhood Design Location : Athens, GA,USA

KEY PLAN

06

The ideals of accessibility, social fairness, and sustainability are the main themes of the design for a sustainable neighborhood in Athens, Georgia.

The neighborhood was planned with the needs of the locals in mind, resulting in a pedestrian-friendly setting that encourages quick access to essential facilities and services, including low-cost housing alternatives for locals. Green spaces and habitat-friendly landscapes that encourage biodiversity and improve the neighborhood’s environmental sustainability are also given priority in the design.

The design prioritizes social equality and diversity in addition to offering a sustainable living environment. Residents have opportunities to interact with one another and foster a feeling of community thanks to the inclusion of community engagement areas and the promotion of healthy eating options.

Healthy food establishments that offer part-time employment not only

MASTER PLAN

08

/Oakville/Urban Design/2023

SECTION

10

VIEW OF THE COMMERCIAL ZONE

ARCHITECTURE

PEN & INK/2018

03. /Innovation Hub/Undergrad Thesis/2021

Typology : Office Design Location : ECR, Chennai, India Total Area : 22.8 acres

12

Today’s work environments are evolving rapidly to cater to a knowledge-based, globally connected, and tech-empowered workforce,but many workplaces still cling to outdated office designs.There’s a pressing need for more flexible and inclusive workspaces to accommodate the mobile workforce.

In India, innovation spaces like coworking hubs have introduced new workspace design models. This thesis aims to study these spaces to identify the architectural principles behind their design, focusing on features that support creativity and collaboration.

This research journey spans from the initial idea to the final design outcome, documenting all tangible and intangible factorsthat influenced the process.

/Innovation Hub/Undergrad Thesis/2021 /Literature Review/

/Innovation Hub/Undergrad Thesis/2021 /Concept/

14

/Innovation Hub/Undergrad Thesis/2021

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECTION

16

ISOMETRIC VIEW

VIEW OF THE COURTYARD

/Innovation Hub/Undergrad Thesis/2021

ELEVATION

ELEVATION

OFFICE LAYOUT 1

OFFICE LAYOUT 2

18

VIEW OF THE FLEXIBLE STEEL BLOCKS

04. /School of Planning & Architecture/ 2020 Typology : Campus Design Location : Kalapet village, Pondicherry Total Area : 22.8 acres

CONCEPT

20

The design of a campus for School of Architecture and Planning reflects creating an ‘indoor-outdoor relationship of the built with the surrounding landform and landscape.

Such a campus should define through its physical image the institution’s vision, purpose , presence and domain as well as generate an image charged with symbolism.

A courtyard is included in the design to increase the amount of open space.

The design objective is to integrate the built and the open environment into a coherThe structures are arranged hirarchically to ent design and value sustainable and inclusive design. offer the sea is equally visible from every building.

/School of Planning & Architecture/ 2020 /Academic Block/

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECTION THROUGH THE ACADEMIC BLOCK

22

VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE CONNECTING TWO BLOCKS

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

W1

W1

2,76

0,79

0,74

1,38

1,76 2,19

0,45

15,61

15,39 0,79

6,67

9,77

7,82

1,09 1,55 2,68 7,78

6,67

0,87

2,4 6,81

5,85

0,61

W1

7,09 1,56

W1

W1 1,87

0,72

WORKSHOP

W1

W1

0,51

0,88

0,57

0,64

W1

W1

W1

W1

D1 W1

D2

DIRECTOR ROOM

W1

W1

W2

0,69

0,31

0,59 0,22

0,94

0,74

W2

W2

0,8

0,59

0,23

0,83

1,08

W2

0,69

W1

W1

W1

W1

W1

0,52

3,7 3,92

3,15

1,76

15,46

12,28

0,79

6,69

2,19

6,56

5,06

1,62

2,89

0,5

0,23

0,7 0,48

3,63

5,05

1,34

15,23

15,12

1,31

6,71

6,56

6,56

7,78

1,76

7,78

5,05 15,24

0,45

7,78 0,45

15,24 6,56

0,79

3,41 8,81 4,76 5,67

5,62

4,18 0,39

1,26

1,28

5,36 2,56

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

24

23

22

21

20

19

18

17

16

15

14

12

D3

OUTDOOR READING SPACE

10

11

15

14

12

13

5,6 0,87

1,41

W1

9,96

TERRACE

1,93 W1

8,36

20,19

6,41

0,75

9,61

10,28

6,03

2,9

9

16

4,96

D2

5,95

9,6 8,26

8

17

LIBRARY

W1

6,55

4,14

0,81

3,77 4,23

1,25

17,91 0,58

SERVER ROOM

1,94

0,44

D1

4,99 6,26

17,91

13

5,95

6,41

0,75

W1

4,2 0,44

0,9

1,12

7,68

D2 D2

0,23

0,64 0,44

6,78 0,69

0,31

W1

0,69

0,59

W1

0,59

0,89

W1

W1

W1

0,52

4,66

0,52

0,48

0,64

11,75

0,75

2,49

0,45

0,64

D2

0,95

6,92

W1

2,89

D1

1,12

0,75

4,78

1,24

W1

4,44

0,63

7

18

3,42

D2

3,04

4,78

1,23

6

19

1,43 0,31

0,45

6,55

0,79

6,56

7,78

11,23

7,78 15,23

0,32

1,42

15,46

15,23 6,56

3,11 9,68 0,51

5

20

8,42

1,76

0,22

0,22

1,76

7,75

7,78

4,83 15,46

12,28

6,56 9,83

1,21

15,24

0,55

W1

4

21

2,48

W1

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

X7

X8

X10

X11

X12

X15

X16

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

0,75

X6

PARAPET

3,6

+10.8

SECOND FLOOR

0,6

+7.2

3,6 3,6

3,85 8,91

D1 0,87

0,75

D2

ASSO STAFF

0,43

3

22

2,48

X4

3,6 3,6

+3.6

3,26 3,2

2

23

W1

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR

D1

17,1

0,75

1,25

1,12

0,52

1,49 1,64

11,57 20,91 8,91

0,69

3,58

1

24

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

0,56

9,43 0,64

12,28

1,09

2,19 1,01

2,89 1,3

1,36 0,69 0,22

0,68

4,78

16,98

4,13

3,84 D2

7,04 ASSIT STAFF

9,43

X1

6,78

7

7

1,43

D2 9,55

W2

7,09

W1 6,35 W1

0,65

12,26

STAFF LOUNGE

7,26

15,58

4,44

0,45

14,9

0,45

15,13

15,13

0,45

0,45 0,38

W2

6,6 2,32 3,61

6,58

6,17

1,45

3,72 2,55

0,68

9,66

4,79 7,68

7,68

7,68

1,43 1,01

D2

0,23

5,91

0,75

W1

X2

D2

0,52

6,35 9,21

W1

D1

3 4,57 5,21

W1

1,12

2,48

MULTI PURPOSE HALL

0,22

1,43

0,44 0,55

0,98

7,23

0,69 0,48

0,95

0,75

12,28

5,91

D1 0,52

0,71

D1 1,12

0,75

8,08

0,44

D1

3

0,25

2,16 2,1

4,02

0,89 0,76

0,75 4,2

7,14

W1

2,89 1,24

0,22

8,91

0,75

1,19

0,75

0,37

0,75

W1

X3

3,85

4,53

20,91

D1

0,75

1,24

4,57

0,75

W1

W1

0,49

6,92

D1

0,52

CORE

D1 0,52

W1

3,23

4,03

8,91

3,84

0,52

13,95

2,2

W1

W1

9,32

2,64

9,54

0,22

5,91

0,75

0,83

0,23

0,8

4,57

W1

X4

0,79

W1

12,05

0,22

W1

0,69

0,2

W1

W1

W1 0,6

8,68 48,76

7,68

W1

0,15

3,82

0,45

W1

0,69

1,49

0,59

0,69

W1

W1

15,13

W1

0,22

0,23

0,31

0,69

0,3

0,65

W1

TERRACE

0,99

15,23

W1

0,87 9,6

9,6

9,87

9,83

9,6 1,64

2,51 0,79

0,33

W2

10,18

7

6,62

6,56

7

7

6,56

6,55 1,66

W1

W1

0,35

9,94

7

14

0,52

W1

2,64

15

W1

8,68

0,52

D1

W15,91 W1

2,93

16

W1 2,24,57

5,75

17

6,69

15,13

18

0,72

1,16

10,07 1,06

7,11

19

1,43

W2 W1

10,2

D1

4,65

0,22

20

1,31

W1 0,59

W1

0,52

22,05

21

1,06

W1

W1 0,69

6,92

22

5,77

1,5

COMP LAB

0,81

TERRACE

3,74

0,6

23

13

1,41

X6 X5

W1

0,75

0,6

7 5,97

24

12

1,43

W1

W2

9,74

1,82

1,09

11

W2

W1

1,09

10

3,27

0,97

5,56

W1

1,23

9

10,26 8,08 10,3 9,66

6,93

W1

3,08

1,16

8

4,7

HEALTH ROOM

0,62

1,02

1,09

0,65

X7

W1

0,52

W1 1,08

1,61

7

+0.45 LVL

0,52

7,26

0,9

6,93 12,53

13,46 15,28

2,35

W1

0,63

W1

1,04

0,69

6

D2 W1

+0.45 LVL

3,33

W1

W1

0,52

W1

0,23

5

1,75

0,6

W1 COMMON ROOM

0,53 4

5,95

W2

X1

1,55

1,91

W1

8,68

W1 1,14

13

1,73

2,66

5,25

2,19

+0.45 LVL

W2 8,08

12

0,72

0,57 2,82

0,9 3

12,28

4,13

X2

11

14

0,99

0,33

0,99

15,24

0,4

10,14

6,03

9,82

3,52 3,23

2

D1

W1 0,56

10

15

1,72

0,64

3,85

D2 D2

5,5

W1

WORKING SPACE

3,11

3,26

1

0,62

0,22

19,93

COURTYARD

9

16

0,93

D2 0,94

TERRACE

0,69

W1 0,68

9,66

0,81

6,3

13,51

0,6

D1

W1

X3

1,39

0,54 12,62

1,82 5,95

7,12

3,35

9,83

12,28

0,9

0,91

5,91

4,57

0,64

3,49

D2

25,66

0,49

2,21

8

17

W1 D2

D2

6,26

+0.45 LVL

7

18

1,1

5,14

INCUBATION

WORKING SPACE

0,49

2,55

0,69 0,68

10,18

X4

0,75 4,99

3,72

4,69

CORE

W1

W1 1,41

1,03

INCUBATION

0,64

3,37

D1

0,45

+0.45 LVL

4,36

3

D1

6

19

LIBRARY

0,52 3,6

3,51

2,9

1,02

3,82

0,75 1,1

0,79

2,51

1,12

0,63

INCUBATION

15,36

W1

W1 1,09

4,77

10,18

0,75

5,91

0,75

0,23

4,57

0,75 4,53

0,6

2,2

0,48

0,58

6,28

D1

3

3

0,6

W1 0,95

4,24

0,52

9,48

15,46 0,52

W1

SEMINAR HALL

2,05

1,25 0,52

6,28

D1

5

20

5,98

7,09

1,7

0,6

19,63

4

21

15,91

2,78

0,52

3,74

3

22

W2

W2

W1

0,45

0,75

1,82

D1

2

23

X8

D2

W1 1,11

1

24

COMMON ROOM

W2 0,93

6,47

6,56 0,6

1,64

1,76 1,42

W1 0,79

W1

TERRACE

0,32

0,45

2,19

15,24

0,85 0,79 0,72

11,84

W1

9,94

W1

W2

TERRACE

15,58

15,24

1,43 0,55 7,23

6,16

1,09

W1

W2

+0.45 LVL

0,79

0,89

4,83

W1

17,99

4,67

7,78

1,76

1,3

8,39

9,74

0,52

3,53

3,41

4,69

W2

3,23

0,9

W1

8,91

W2

W1

0,44

D2 D1

5,44 0,56

0,59

0,4

0,93

W1

W1 3,08

W1

W1 0,69

0,54

+0.45 LVL

1,02

1,08

W1

X7

W1 3,28

3,27

0,52

0,49

W1 1,04

X6 X5

3,23 0,49

5,88

W1 0,59

9,2

0,52

5,53

0,88

4,54

4,69 1,35

W1 0,69

0,56

W1

3,94

12,9

0,6

D1 W1 0,58

0,44

0,75

0,580,52

9,54

6,15

3,68

3,55

9,66

3,7

8,73

0,91

PRINT SHOP

CLEANING

0,52

0,51

STATIONARY SHOP

8,39

5,43 12,92

1,2 KITCHEN

0,69

W1

12,15

7,2

1,5

1,5

1,5

1,42

0,45 1,12

3,61

22,51

4,01

4,28

1,4

SERVING AREA

X8

X9

W1 D2

0,45

2,95

3,54

CANTEEN

STORAGE

LOBBY

1,76

0,9

6,5

6,36

1,78

3,99

0,75

1,67

0,77 3,85

0,53

0,75

6,75

W1

2,24

COURTYARD

0.0 LVL

0,41

15,24

1,21

1,31

1,31

6,56

1,31 0,57 2,59

0,49 10,38

6,89

6,59

0,75 0,96 0,67

0,52

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

0,22

3

3

3

2,78

0,23

0,79

8,08 10,3

0,91

2,6

7,05 1,6

D1

8,46

13

W1 1,13

0,9

D1

W1

12

0,96

6,28 2,69

0,71

0,48

W1

11

W1

W1 1,11

0,69

1,5

D1

4,13

14

X9

0,6

D2

2,16 10

2,86

D1

9,31 9,16

6,88

0,23

15

W1 0,83

0,6 10

+0.45 LVL

7,14

D1

CORE

W1

W1 1,12

D2 1,31

W1

9

0.0 LVL

ADMIN 9,77 6,33

0.0 LVL

X10

3,83 HOD

0,65

16

3,61

4,06 HOD

W1

TERRACE

0,61

8

3,1

3,11

W1

W1

2,77

17

13

9,39

4,57

0,45

W1

W1

W1

7

12

6,61

8,84

D1

W1

+0.45 LVL

1,13

0,39

18

11

0,74

W1

W1

W1

W1 1,2

9,97 W1

W1

6

14

0,69

1,42

D1 4,58

W1 0,93

0,49

0,59 0,52 0,69

19

10

2,62

8,46

W1

W1

5

15

6,39

D1

W1

9,94

W1

1,05

20

9

0,52

0,75

4,36

3,3 0.0 LVL

1,13

9,31

0,38

W1

4

16

0,69

D1 3,44

WORKSHOP

W1

0,68

21

8

1,27

6,91

2,71

W1

1,2

W1

3

17

6,88

D2

0,81

TERRACE

0,69

9,83

22

7

1,4

0,74

2

X11

W1

W1

9,17

0,52

23

18

0,6

D1

10,06

1,29

D2

0,44

1

6

0,52

+0.45 LVL

1,7 5,83

0,68

24

19

1,68

AD STORAGE

4,03

W1

0,69

W1

5

20

AD LOUNGE

W1

1,95

W1

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

4

2,5

1,23

1,05

D2

W1

1,08

6,42

D2

21

6,56

1,08

1,08

1,62

CORE 3

10,06

0,52

X10

D1

0,47

5,95

4,49

3,23 0,22

1,27

0,93

1,25

0,22

0,52

15,24

0,47

12,28

0,39

1,1

22

6,56

0,39 0,370,37 0,37

D2

10,96

W1

9,83

0,05 0,4

0,75 1,65

D2

3,57 4,29

2

6,56

1,07

D2

HOD

0,52

W1

W1

0,71

1,58

3,83

W1 8,88

23

6,56

0,87

1

6,78

TERRACE

W1

0,68

7,09 5,96

HOD

0,64

X12

W1

MATERIAL MUSEUM

2,77

3,31

24

W1

0,52

W1

W1

W1 1,13

9,97

W1

W1

3

3,02

0,52

0,94

14,01

W1

W1 0,68

1,34

5,05 15,25

TERRACE

W1 1,2

0,7

W1

W1 0,69

0,75

1,31

W1

9,83 0,75

9,94

15,47

0,45

W1

W1 1,17

7,78

7,78 10,26

0,52

1,26

W1 1,2

W1 0,64

1,3

W1 0,55

X11

W1 0,68

2,26

W1

W1

0,63

W1 0,69

0,82

7,78

W1

W1 0,68

0,48

W1 0,69

1,76

0,68

5,05

3,53

7,78

0,34

3,53

1,2

0,38

11,11

9,06

D1

W1 0,64

10,43

1,95

9,29

+0.45 LVL

X12

39,36

1,5

11,11

4,2

3,15

6,68

0,6

D1

6,01

7,25

10,23

TERRACE

W1 0,52

40,46

D1

D1

0,96

0,68

D2

PRINCIPAL

D1

W1

W1

W1

6,91

0,6

0,26

Y14 7,04

W1

D1

0,77

9,29

COURTYARD

0,83

6,58

7,09

W1

W1

W1

9,77 9,77

0,64

9,87

9,67

7,21 2,52

0,64

0,88

W1

0,64 0,64

WORKSHOP 2,62

W1

X13

W1

3,15 0,38

0,5

9,98

0,69

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PAINTED TUNGSTEN BULB/2020

05. /Site Solutions/Summer Internship/2023 Firm : Site Solutions LLC

Location : Atlanta. Georgia, USA Typology : Landscape Architecture + Land Planning

This summer, my internship with Site Solutions provided hands-on experience and exposure that significantly enriched my understanding of the field. Active participation in client meetings and accompanying the team on site visits allowed me to witness the practical challenges inherent in site development projects. Collaborating directly with contractors not only enhanced my technical skills but also underscored the importance of effective teamwork.

I played a crucial role in drafting project details, refining my attention to detail in documentation. Additionally, I had the opportunity to contribute to the design phase, working on projects such as pavements and 3D renderings, which further fueled my passion for site solutions.

In summary, my summer internship in Site Solutions was a comprehensive learning experience that combined theoretical knowledge with practical application. From client meetings and site visits to collaborating with contractors and engaging in the design process, each facet of my internship contributed significantly to my professional growth.

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06. /Jeganath JB Architects/Internship/2021 Project : Kalaingnar Memorial

Location : Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Brief : The live proposal is for our late former Chief minister Karunanidhi. He was a poet. The site is situated in marina beach. We have propesed a 30m long pen standing on the tip represting

During my eight-month internship at Jeganath JB Architects in Chennai, I actively contributed to 14 projects, primarily focusing on residential and interior design. Notably, I played a key role in the prestigious Kalaignar Memorial project, gaining valuable insights into the intricacies of large-scale architectural endeavors. Engaging directly in client meetings sharpened my communication skills and provided hands-on experience in addressing client needs effectively.

I was entrusted with drafting intricate project details, refining my ability to create precise architectural documentation. A significant highlight of my internship was the opportunity to take the lead on designing four residential houses. This responsibility allowed me to showcase my creativity and project management skills, guiding these endeavors from conceptualization to comCONCEPT pletion.

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