Graduation Portfolio | Sarfaraz Mohammed Ashraf

ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO SARFARAZ MOHAMMED ASHRAF

Sarfaraz Mohammed Ashraf Email: sarfarazmashraf124@gmail.com Phone: +91 9895323183 : +971 568482331 DOB: 29/12/1995 I’m an architect recently completed B.Arch Degree from NIT, Trichy. In my previous works I experienced development of design at different scales. Always willing to learn new things and striving towards variant, innovative yet simple solutions.

EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION

X - Architects, Dubai

B. Arch Degree , NIT Trichy - First Class ( Batch 2014 - 2019 )

ARCHITECTURAL INTERN

12th Kerala State Board , Kannur - 95% 10th CBSE , Kannur - CGPA 10

June 2017 - November 2017

Projects: Aldar Mosques in Abu Dhabi Road Transport Authority ( RTA ) projects Dubai Properties - Mudon Neighbourhood UAE Embassy in Ankara, Turkey Khorfakkan Heritage Hotel Al Dhaid Heritage Park Commercial and Residential Building Private Villas ( 5 Nos. )

ACHIEVEMENTS AND ACTIVITIES Ambience Head for Pragyan 2019 E-Core for Festember 2018 Events team for Archcult 2018 - Workshop Head HUDCO Trophy NASA 2016 -Citation HUDCO Trophy NASA 2017 -Special Mention VIEW LOOP Workshop , ANC 2017

CERTIFICATIONS

SKILLS

Licensed Architect under Council Of Architecture, India - CA/2019/115318 Autodesk Revit Certified Professional

Architectural Design Freehand Sketching Architectural Analysis Model Making Presentation Team Building

DIGITAL SKILLS

AutoCAD

Revit

Sketchup

Photoshop

Illustrator

Indesign

Rhino

V-ray

Lumion

Contents Centre for Speech and Audiology In - Situ Slum Redevelopment Bridge Park Museum of Language Holiday Cottage Maternity Hospital Highway Restaurant Riverside Villa Wooden Sculpture Workshops Showcase Photography

CENTRE FOR SPEECH AND AUDIOLOGY

5th Year Academic LOCATION - KANNUR, KERALA ROLE - DESIGN IDEAS DRAWINGS MODELING

The Objective is to design an infrastructure to cater to the needs of individuals with communication disabilities across the life span offering diagnostic, counseling as well as interventional services. Space should include facility for research , study and practice in this field, and train various professionals by providing different courses and programmes .

FORM EVOLUTION CLINICAL BLOCK

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A cluster is formed by placing units around the green space and incorporating circulation spaces

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The layout is stacked to obtain the form for the building

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Masses are extruded and subtratcted according to the internal space requirements to obtain the final massing

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Space layout is worked out by subtracting units from cluster 6

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Clinical block Therapy garden Admin block Academic block

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Play ground Recreation Auditorium

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A layout is achieved which provides maximum connection with the surrounding nature

SITE PLAN

CLINICAL BLOCK

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EIP CLASS ROOM

TOILET F

CONSULTATION

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STORE

EIP CLASS ROOM

CONSULTATION

SPEECH THERAPY CHILD

NEUROLOGY DEVICE ROOM

EIP CLASS ROOM

SPEECH THERAPY CHILD

TOILET F

SPEECH SCIENCE LAB

GROUP THERAPY GARDEN

NEUROLOGY INTERVENTION SPEECH THERAPY CHILD

EIP CLASS ROOM

TOT LOT

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SPEECH THERAPY CHILD

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CONSULTATION

STAFF ROOM

EIP CLASS ROOM

SWALLOWING LAB

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SPEECH THERAPY CHILD

TEST ROOM GROUP THERAPY

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LIFT

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GROUP THERAPY OFFICE EIP CLASS ROOM

CONSULTATION

LOUNGE

EIP CLASS ROOM

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TEST ROOM

SPEECH THERAPY ADULT

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CONSULTATION RECEPTION

SPEECH THERAPY ADULT 1

CEREBRAL PALSY INTERVENTION

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GROUP THERAPY GARDEN

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EIP CLASS ROOM

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WAITING

SPEECH THERAPY ADULT

LIBRARY 2

PEDIATRIC GYM

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WAITING

EIP CLASS ROOM

TOT LOT

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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HEARING AID TRIAL ROOM

COCLEAR IMPLANT

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ELECTRONICS LAB

COUNCELLING

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AUDIOLOGY CHILD

VOICE LAB

HEARING AID TRIAL ROOM

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COGNITIVE LAB

TOILET F

FACULTY ROOM

COUNCELLING AUDIOLOGY CHILD

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PSYCHARTRY CONSULTATION

BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY

VESTIBULAR LAB

COUNCELLING AMPLIFICATION UNIT

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LOUNGE PSYCHARTRY CONSULTATION

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AUDIOLOGY CHILD

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AURAL REHABILATION AUDIOLOGY ADULT

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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CLINICAL BLOCK SECTION

VIEW OF ADMIN AND ACADEMIC BLOCK

NIRVANA In - Situ Slum Redevelopment The recently launched “Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Housing for All (Urban)” in India proposes a four pronged strategy to achieve the objective of housing for all. One of the major components of the Mission is “In-situ slum redevelopment using land as resource”. This approach aims to ‘leverage the locked potential of land under slums to provide houses to the eligible slum dwellers bringing them into the formal urban settlement which is the need of the hour to address the complex challenge of housing.

LOCATION - KOYEMBEDU ,CHENNAI PARISALAI

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Main road known as vellore-chennai road

PADI KUPPAM

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METTUKULAM

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Secondary spine road of 5m running along boundary of the site

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ROLE - ANALYSIS DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS AND PRESENTATION

PHYSICAL LAYOUT

The Metrozone

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HUDCO NASA 2017 ( SPECIAL MENTION )

SATHYA SAI NAGAR

CMBT Bus Terminus

Narrow lanes connecting the houses present in the site.

ZONING The zoning is done considering the pond as the central point and the built space for economically weaker section, low, middle and high income group arranged around it

Cooum river Green/Public Space Community centre Community centre

LIG

LIG EWS

HIG MIG

MIG EWS Complex

Complex

Road

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Green/Public Space

Water catchment area is recognized on site and restoration on pond is aimed leading to construction around it

The site is split vertically.MIG and HIG are placed together on the eastern side ,away from river to avoid visual barrier

Dwelling Units

Zones are further split distinctly as EWS LIG MIG and HIG

The recreational zoneon the periphery of the pond merging with the two housing zones allowing for community interaction

LAYOUT EVOLUTION “STREET LED SLUM UPGRADATION”

The layout pattern follows the concept of ‘street led slum upgradation’-where streets facilitates interaction

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The conventional grid technique for the street layout failed to address the issue of crossventilation.

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Staggered arrangment preffered as it provided better ventilation.

The dwelling units were arranged so as to align with the streets and provide mutual shading to the streets.

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Shape grammar of rotation is used to create social spaces.

SITE PLAN

ENVIRONMENTAL

SUSTAINABILITY

Temple

Water Tank Grey Rain Water Water Treatement Harvesting

Area ...............................................................................6.83 acre

Temple

Anganwadi

Play Area

EWS

Water Tank

Proposed dwelling unit density............................. 54.4 units/acre

LIG

HIG

Ration Shop

Open Gym and Park

Play Ground

Vehicular Path

Primary Health Centre

Commercial Complex

Garbage Collection

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MIG

Park

Tot Lot

Electrical Transformer and Control Unit

Pedestrian Path Entrance

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IMPACT OF THE PROPOSAL EWS,LIG AND MIG,HIG are parallel as their lifestyles differ greatly. However in our community, a link is created through open spaces that provides a platform for the dwellers of different groups to interact, learn and grow towards development creating a parallely projected community.

Security Office

Main Entrance

DESIGN TRIGGERS

SYMBIOTIC LIVING

CATALYSIS

CONVERGENCE

PHASING Construction in phase 1 Construction in phase 2 Construction in phase 3

Temporary accomodation

Phase 1 35 existing EWS houses will be demolished in the first phase.Once construction is done, the slum dwellers can shift to their new houses

Phase 2 Construction of the next portion of the EWS and LIG households will begin by demolishing 48 houses and the same procedure is repeated.

Phase 3 Construction of the remaining LIG households will be done with demolition of 66 houses and the same strategy is repeated.

Phase 4 Finally MIG and HIG along with commercial complexes are constructed.

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WEAKER SECTION (EWS)

I - Module 27sqm+ Expandable 9 sqm

Vehicular path Pedestrian path Ews blocks Open Gym & Park

PLAN Key plan

DESIGN APPROACH

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Vernacular concept of mutual shading has been used.

Verandah

Expandable Space

SINGLE BLOCK- L TYPE

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Box-type sunshades to protect the window from the sun and they also act as extra storage spaces.

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DOUBLE BLOCK- I TYPE The irregular grid pattern, narrow roads and informal interaction preserves its character.

LIG MODULE PLAN 4m

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INCOME GROUP (LIG)

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pedestrian path

LIG Blocks

PLAN

COMMUNITY HALL

G+1,2,3 G+1,2,3

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COMMUNITY CANTEEN

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DOUBLE BLOCK

SINGLE BLOCK

The small pockets will mimic the vernacular concept of “THINNAI” (outdoor verandas) promotes interaction

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INCOME GROUP (HIG) Area per Module 75 sqm

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Stair & Elevator Service 5

Basic Block 5.5m x 5.5m

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Final Block 5.5 m 5.5 m

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Stacking Type 1 & 2

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Final Block

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Mirror

Stair & Elevator Service

Stacking The Blocks 4

Mirror Top View

Rotate

Open gym is provided on rooftop along with roof garden.

Ground floor raised on pilotis and used for parking.

ELPHINSTONE ESPLANADE Bridge Park

The objetive of the design is to create a functional, appealing, accessible, safe, diverse and distinctive public space that will lend character and identity to the place and the people. The site is located in Chennai, the gateway of southern india, is one of six metropolitan cities of India with a lack of public spaces.

HUDCO NASA 2016 ( CITATION ENTRY ) ROLE - ANALYSIS DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS AND PRESENTATION

LOCATION Elphinstone bridge, Adyar, Chennai

WHY ELPHINSTONE BRIDGE ?

Abandoned due to various reasons, these spaces become a centre for anti-social elements.

- The forgotten history

Wasted visual resource -

- Lack of public space

Wetland restoration -

EVOLUTION OF THE BRIDGE

Trade ports and Coracles for transportation across the river

Elphinstone constructed.

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Bridge

The Bridge is extensively by all.

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Elphinstone bridge shut down for vehicular traffic. A new bridge (Thiru Vi Ka) is constructed parallelly

Another three lane bridge is built between the Thiru Vi Ka bridge and the Elphinstone bridge.

CURRENT SITUATION Today, the elphinstone bridge carries sewer pipelines. It has concrete slabs covering the sewer pipelines running over it.

Sewer lines are laid on top of the existing bridge capped with concrete slabs.

DRAWINGS OF EXISTING ELPHINSTONE BRIDGE 2.2m

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CROSS SECTION OF THE BRIDGE

LONGITUDINAL SECTION OF THE BRIDGE

No. of piers -19 No. of arches -18

280m PLAN

PLAN AND ELEVATION OF THE BRIDGE

CONCEPT -”ADAPTIVE REUSE” Adaptive Reuse unveils new opportunities for older spaces, breathes life into abandoned sites, and brings renewed vitality and opportunity to communities through re-evolution

ZONING

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Stage 2

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The initial zoning was done primarily keeping only walking and jogging on the bridge and other activities on the land beside the bridge.

The activities are taken off from the wetland and arranged on the slope and a bit on the bridge in the from of pockets.

Activities are rearranged on the bridge and the slope and introduction of multipurpose spaces and conserving the wetland and allowing a walkway

DESIGN EVOLUTION

RAMPS RAMPS

SLOPE DEVELOPMENT

RAMPS

BRIDGE Stage 1 The bottom tier is completely covered with the slab.

As servicing of the sewage pipes is required, pockets are introduced at regular intervals on the top tier for maintenance.

Stage 2

TRANSFORMATION

The 2.5 m tunnel is left open and only 6m of the bottom tier is covered. The tunnel gives the perception of open space.

Stage 3 The 2.5m tunnel is left exposed for the entire first half and closed for next half the length of the tunnel

Stage 4 The 2.5m tunnel is covered and left open alternately •Breaks the monotony of spaces, through alternate play of spaces DESIGN EVOLUTION

SLOPE DEVELPMENT

- A well-designed and managed public realm on such similar bridges would help in re-evolving the old bridges into trendy and useable leisure spots.

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PARKING

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PARKING

Way to Esplanade

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Pathway to Wetlands

CIRCULATION CIRCULATION CIRCULATION

RECREATION Tunnel like feel is created on the first level, by enclosing it.

The tunnel acts like a museum on the bridge.

Reading space is also provided inside the RECREATION RECREATION RECREATION tunnel.

Wetlands

Pathway to Wetlands

JOGGING

Wetlands

Recreational Ramp spaces Viewing point

Wetlands

Ramp

CIRCULATION

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Pathway to Wetlands

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JOGGING JOGGING JOGGING

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Recreational spaces

Recreational spaces

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Viewing point

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Adyar river

Pathway to Wetlands

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Adyar river

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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

PUBLIC ART

Opportunities for physical activity is created by means of :

The park has a multipurpose promenade for display of cultural arts.

Children’s and adult Play area - A play area is PHYSICAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ACTIVITY

PocketsPUBLIC are present in the bridge to accomodate various PUBLIC ART PUBLIC ART ART

designed with the slope development and a few pockets on the bridge.

activities such as gym, children’s play area and landscaping.

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The Museum of Language ARCHASM DESIGN COMPETITION ( TEAM OF 3) LOCATION - LONDON ROLE - DESIGN IDEAS CONCEPTUAL DRAWINGS PRESENTATION

CONCEPT People of all languages have some sort of games as part of their culture. Since it often takes conscious effort for people to speak or read their native language if it is almost defunct, it stands to reason that making this process as attractive as possible can enhance serious attempts at language preservation. This is obviously a great approach for teaching languages to individuals. Scrabble is played universally and can be translated into any local language across cultures. Moreover, Scrabble, unlike other word games, can only be played in a community, which is of utmost importance in maintaining a struggling language.

The phonetics of the language is portrayed in the rhythm of the space

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What if the scrabble concept could be translated into a physical form?

An interactive scrabble board, to make learning of the languages more fun and efficient

The people begin to learn the language just like a child would, speech, script and sense

Srabble board

Superimposing the Britain flag over the built form

Britain flag

Endangered languages are given the highest value

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INTERACT

ALPHABETS

WORDS

SCRABBLE

Pocket spaces serves as social and leisure spaces

Intersection of the language spaces forms learning centre Tiles are laid to form words in scrabble, likewise, in ‘Trails’ - tiles form spaces for languages and the pocket spaces are used as recreational spaces. In scrabble, the alphabets which are rarely used have the highest value, similarly, here the endangered languages have been given the highest value. Instead of Imposing, ‘Trails’ leads to a space where the people are free to contemplate and evolve the future language.

A plaza, where people interact and arrive at their own conclusion about the future of languages

MOUNT RETREAT Holiday Cottage Personal Project LOCATION - WAYANAD , KERALA ROLE - DESIGN IDEAS DRAWINGS

FRONT VIEW

DESCRIPTION

CONCEPT

Mount Retreat - a 320 sq ft cottage is essentially a wooden clad box on pre fabricated steel frame standing on stilts.

The verticality,colouring and the raw nature of the materials used for construction directly respond to the setting it was being built.

The cottage is composed of two levels, the lowest level consists of entry, a small living and pantry area; the middle level consists of one small bedroom with a balcony, dressing and bath facilities

Private space and semi-private space clearly segregated

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Spaces stacked above the other with a portion cantilivered outside.Large extending slope roof to adapt with wet climate of Wayanad

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

THE CRADLE Maternity Hospital 3rd Year Academic LOCATION - TRICHY SITE DIMENSION - 50m * 80m ROLE - DESIGN IDEAS DRAWINGS MODELING

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Common

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Common

The brief was to design a 30 beded maternity hospital. Site is located in Trichy and measures 50m*80m.

Design requirements included maternity and pediatric wards with all the corresponding laboratories and functional units.

Treat.

DESCRIPTION

ZONING Treatement

VERTICAL

Admin

Common

Out-Patient department is restricted in ground floor with all facilities for counsulatation and diagnosis

First floor is exclusevely alloted for Operation Theatre and delevery with all corresponding facilities Means of vertical circulation are well connected and easiy accesibe,taken services also into consideration Second floor is fully allotted for InPatient rooms and wards Recreational facilities are spread throughout for easy accesibility

Ground Floor

First Floor comprises of Operation Theatre , Delivery suite, ICUs and Services Second Floor is dedicated for Rooms and Wards

Waiting

Stairs

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First Floor In-Patient OT and Delivery Out-Patient and Admin -

Administrative offices are given in ground floor with seperate entry from back-side

Rooms

Stairs

Rooms

Second Floor

Rooms

Courtyard

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Staff Area

Out-Patient department with all facilities for counsulatation and diagnosis ius given in the ground floor

Rooms

HORIZONTAL

Wards

SITE PLAN

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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3 Pharmacy

1 Waiting 2 Counselling

16 Physiotherapy

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3 Parential Care

17 Yoga & Meditation

5 Emergency

4 ICU

18 Gym

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5 OT

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8 Treatement

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9 CT Scan

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10 Dopler

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10 NICU

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Nurse Station

Changing Room Drug Store 13 Dr Room 14 Nurse Station 15 Sterilisation 16 Linen Store 17 Equip Store 18 Laundry 19 Terrace 11 12

SECOND FLOOR PLAN Pediatric Ward Gynaecology Ward 3 Suit Room 4 Twin Sharing Room 5 Single Room 6 Waiting 7 Nurse Station 8 Canteen 9 Dr Room 10 Terrace 1

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SECTIONAL VIEW

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FRONT VIEW

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Highway Restaurant 3rd Year Academic LOCATION - TRICHY SITE DIMENSION - 110m * 60m ROLE - DESIGN IDEAS DRAWINGS MODELING

DESCRIPTION To design a Highway restaurant with a seating capacity of 100. The site is located on Trichy Tanjore highway and measured 110m * 60m.

FEATURES

DESIGN EVOLUTION

Curved shell structure provided more shaded region, which created space for outdoor dining, kids recreation and interaction space

Main aim was to bring all requirements under one roof and thus providing physical connectivity between spaces.

Openings provided in roof brings diffused light inside and takes hot air outside

All spaces are easily accessible and visually connected with exterior spaces.

Increased ceiling height decresed room temperature and maintains air quality

Incorporating shell structure provided more shaded region and reduced interior temperature with increase in ceiling height

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LEGEND Reception Lobby 3 Dining 4 A/C Dining 5 Wash & Toilet 6 Office 7 Lounge 8 Toilet & Change 9 Store 10 Kitchen 11 Snack outlet 12 Toilets 13 Clinic 14 Pharmacy 15 Souvenir shop 16 Supermarket 17 Cafe 1

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RESTAURANT VIEW

FORESHORE Riverfront Villa

2nd Year Academic LOCATION - SRIRANGAM, TRICHY SITE DIMENSION - 25m * 60m ROLE - DESIGN IDEAS DRAWINGS MODELING

REAR VIEW

- Bed Rooms - Living Spaces - Pool - Deck - Kitchen - Lawn - Balcony

Private Spaces and Semi-Private Spaces are clearly segregatred

Ground Floor Zoning

Ground Floor Zoning

DESCRIPTION

DESIGN FEATURES

The project was to design a residence in Srirangam for a family of six. The site was 25m*60m with the main road abutting the site on the north side and the river view on the south side.The site had a raised countour towards the north direction.

The concept behind this design was to utilize the site factors to the maximum.

ZONING

Bedrooms are placed accordingly to accept North sun and have proper view towards river.

Swimming pool is extended to the boundary to create infinity pool

The zoning is done in such a way that there is clear segregation between spaces and its privacy factor.

Living spaces with increased ceiling height to improve lighting and air quality of the space.

Effective use of sky-light to bring natural light to different levels

The site was contoured and no leveling was done , the contour was used to increase the privacy for the private spaces.

Semi-Outdoor spaces like decks and balconies are provided to experience nature and view from the space.

Louvre windows are provided to enhance the wind speed in the residence.

SECTIONAL VIEW

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

VIEW FROM LIVING SPACE

FRONT VIEW

WOODEN SCULPTURE AMBIENCE DESIGN MATERIAL - WOODEN CUBOIDS A sculpture made up of a similar sized wooden pieces. It was made for the national level symposium at the university. The build up of energy is symbolized in a multitude of small wooden pieces coming together to form a single human like sculpture, relating to almost 500 visitors at the symposium.

SCULPTURE CONCEPT

PROCESS 1. Basic Form

2. Wireframe

3. Paper Mesh

4. Wooden Blocks

BRICK MASONRY Workshop attended during ARCHCULT 17

DESCRIPTION Learn numerous cost effective techniques in construction and gain some first-hand experience about the construction field in this 2-day workshop

PROGRAMME Learnt the basic principles of cement mortar construction and was involved in the making of a park bench, jaalli works, twisting sculpture and arch by applying said principles. helped gain insight into onsite practices and principles

VIEW LOOP Workshop attended during ANUAL NASA CONVENTION 2017, JAIPUR

DESCRIPTION

mapping the existing memory paths of the native user and interweaving an imaginary view by the participants to create immersive loop-design, inspired by the existing built spaces, landscapes and senssory observations

PROGRAMME

- City visit to study the architectural features of Jaipur - Discussions and presentations on creating architectural views - Learning the the scope and importance of views and process of achieving - Live installation inside campus incorporating the learnt principles

INSTALLATION AT THE CENTRAL COURT

INSTALLATION WITH MIRROR FRAMES

SHOWCASE A small collection extra carricural works.

PHOTOGRAPHY A small collection of photos that I captured during my travel.

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