SAYLI ZANTYE PORTFOLIO
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Hello, I am Sayli Satish Zantye.
Currently a fresh Jr. Architect passed out from School of Environment And Architecture, I am dedicated to my work, I prefer taking initiative instead of waiting for opportunities, Being a good listener when interacting with people and their needs in order to establish a positive work Environment.
ABOUT
Name : Sayli S Zantye
D.O.B : 07-05-2001
Current Location : Borivali East, Mumbai
Language known : English, Marathi, Hindi
EDUCATION
School of Environment and Architecture
Borivali (W) -2019 - 2024
Nirmala Memorial Foundation College,Junior college of Commerce and Science, Kandivali (E) 2017-19
Jayaben B. Khot High School, Borivali (E) 2004-17
PUBLICATION
Composite Construction: Solar Passive House
Theorizing housing practices in India’s second cities
Systems, details and drawings
Ground and built form 1 and 2
Environmental Thresholds
Covid Glossary
Received an award for Consistent efforts and rigor
in First Year conducted in 2019-20
Certificate of Academic Excellence for performance, growth, participation and work in the Third year Conducted in 2021-22
SKILLS
Autocad
Sketchup
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Rhinoceros
Basic working with brick, bamboo and ferro-cement
WORKSHOPS
Material workshop with steel.
Material workshop with bamboo.
Drawing out the everyday.
Environment as a practice of care.
Sinan - Genius of domed buildings.
Astronomy and space.
Creative writing.
Reading rhythm.
Prototyping.
Disability Sensitization.
INTEREST
Understanding hands on materials.
Learning vernacular architecture.
Finding local practices of construction.
Designing spaces for people who are physically abled and non disabled.
Environmental awareness.
OTHER INTEREST
Capturing stories of new places
Listening music
Outdoor sports activity
Storytelling writing
Traveling
Photography and Writing
Crafting with epoxy resin
Pottery
CONTENT
Poetics of a market space 2
Redesigning the river water edge 10
Internship works 20
Working Drawing 26
Artist Residency 32
Modularity 38
Factory as a courtyard 44
Site and Services - Charkop, Home as an exquisite corpse 46
Technological Sensorium 50
Miscellaneous 58
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DISSERTATION RESEARCH
Poetics of a Market Space Andheri, Mumbai
We have always seen most of the public spaces built with time saver standards along with the efficiency of the material and space.
But what we tend to escape is, to understands who utilizes the space, how the space gets newly adapt? What makes the public space an extension of home? - A space to hold friendship and solidarities
The research attempt to draw the sensorial ways of inhabiting the public space, like a fish market. And looking closely to study how different senses allows women to build friendships within the natural shade, or travel with the sense of the smell, or sound of the neighborhood areas provides a sense of time.
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Open infrastructure as a Market Standard
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platforms and shed for stalls to setup
Market Smellscape Movement shaped by the smell within the market 7 6
Neighborhood sound as a framework of time 9 8
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DISSERTATION THESIS DESIGN
Redesigning the water edge through sensorial dimensions
Borivali, Mumbai
The initial process started with zoning of places on site, with various strategies.
The site chosen had a long 250m stretch river water front being covered with huge 4m wall and existing programs like Dhobi Ghat, Garage, Garden, Temple, Community Hall and Open plot and a neighborhood with residential colony and having a major population of senior citizen residing who spends major time of the day on the outskirts of their home, at the backyard, in the temple, or on the side road edges, within the shade and natural ventilation. Making the forest along the river water completely hidden because of the boundary walls.
The geometry for the proposed design is through the concept of the densely covered trees and huge trunks of the trees. Allowing various senses to activate and having programs like
A Pavilion - allowing the textures of wind to be felt,
Temple - Worshiping forest, a play of filtered light
Performance space - Inhabiting shadows
Day care - in between the smellscapes of trees
Dhobi ghat - Sensation of wetness
Existing site plan 11 10
Sensorial way of experiencing the wind flow through limited pockets 13 12
Sensorial way of inhabiting void spaces Re imagining the water stretch through sensorial imaginations 15 14
Daycare within the smellscape of forest
Temple as if worshipping the forest
Experiencing wetness in dhobi ghat Inhabiting shadows for performance
Re imagining the water stretch through sensorial imaginations 17 16
Section through daycare, temple and river showcasing the volume an individual holds Section through Pavilion, Performance space and river showcasing the volume an individual holds 19 18
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INTERNSHIP
Planning and Designing floor plans
Furniture Design and 3D Visualization
Mumbai & GOA
The initial process started with zoning of places on site, with various strategies. The internship period was of 6 months from November to April, holding various projects at different scales
List of projects and works I was responsible for was
Fire Station - Goa
Working Drawing of floor plans
Designing furniture with details for office space
Door Window Schedule
3D Visualization
Hospital and Daycare - Goa
Working Drawing of floor plans
BOQ / Cost Estimation
Designing courtyards at Ground floor level
BMC Office - Mumbai
Restoration of Doors and Windows
Restoration of Timber sloping roof
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Accounts Section Dy. Dir. Fire Addl. Div. Officer (HQ) HQ admin staff Panaji Fire stn. staff H.C. Dy. Director Admin O.S. staff staff staff staff Cabin Cashier staff staff A.A.O staff Accountant staff Dy. Dir. Fire Div. officer VO Div. Officer (HQ) staff staff staff staff Dy. Director fire (HQ) PA Waiting up dn Administration Director's Cabin Fire Station Panaji Electrical Room Treasury Store Conference Room (30 person) Toilet Ante Room Ladies Toilet Pantry Fire Force Head Quarters Departments Toilet for Physically Challenged Wireless Store Admin Store Permanent Record Room dn Gents Toilet HQ admin officer charge Rest area for Panaji Fire stn. officer in charge Panaji Fire stn. officer charge Rest area for HQ admin Officer charge Fire Duct Power Duct Elec. Duct Services Elec. Duct Duct Duct Gents Toilet Ladies Toilet WC Duct Duct +6.50 m WC WC WC WC WC WC WC Duct +7.83 Waiting Reception A.D.O Cabin Cabin Cabin 10 Cabin 11 A.D.O Cabin 12 Cabin 13 Cabin 14 Printing Photocopying Admin & Accounts Services Storage unit 900 450 Metal Cupboard Metal Cupboard-Glass Corner Table Cashier Table 1500 x 600 Printer pool 1200 600 1200 750 900 ht Table size Symbol 1500 750 450 450 Book Rack Code no. F-02 F-21 F-09 F-07 F-08 F-06 Storage unit 1350 450 Bunk bed Optimiser Podium Overhead storage Corner Table 600 x 600 Staff Table F-03 F-05 F-22 Dining chair Visitor chair Mid Back chair Three Seater Metal Seating Fabric Writing flap chair High Back chair Very high Back chair (Director) Conference chair Conference chair Metal Lockers Sofa chair Two seater sofa Three seater sofa Metal seating Two seater sofa and sofa chair (director) Conference chair F-04 Storage unit 900 x 450 1200 ht 900 ht Staff Table 1350 600 F-10 Reception Table F-01 Single bed Double bed 600 x 400 F-33 Side Table Wardrobe F-27 1000 550 2100 x 800 2100 1800 Locker unit (L10) 2800 550 2700 ht Locker unit (12) 2400 550 2700 ht Locker unit (10) 2000 550 2700 ht Locker unit (6) 1800 550 2700 ht Locker unit (2) 900 550 1800 ht 1800 ht 600 x 450 Step Stool F-23 F-27 F-24 F-25 F-26 F-28 F-32 F-34 Notice Board 1200 75 900 ht T.V Table size 1350 600 900 x 450 Symbol Staff Tables 1500 600 900 x 450 Staff Tables Code no. F-12 F-13 Table size Symbol 900 900 Dining Table Code no. F-17 1500 450 450 1050 1500 750 1050 450 1650 750 1200 450 1800 900 1200 450 Reception table Staff Tables Staff Tables Staff Tables 1500 750 Library Faculty Room Table 3600 1200 12 Seater Table 1800 900 6 Seater Table 2700 1000 + 2100 600 Director room table + Back Unit 8000 3200 30 Seater conf. table F-11 F-14 F-15 F-16 F-18 F-31 F-19 F-29 & F30 F-20 900 Ø TableControl Room F-17A THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF PANKAJ JOSHI ARCHITECT AND IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED, COPIED, HANDED OVER TO THIRD PARTY OR USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN THAT FOR WHICH HAS BEEN LOANED. PANKAJ JOSHI CONSULTANTS e m a : pankaj.joshiconsultants@gmail.com DRAWN BY 1 : 175 Working Drawing and Furniture Layout for all floor plans 2800 (7 nos.) 2700 Aluminum Louvers 19 mm thk marine ply with laminate 2800 550 2000 550 2700 2000 2000 19 mm thk marine ply with laminate 2400 (12 nos.) 2700 1200 2400 550 19 mm thk marine ply with laminate 1200 2700 1200 1200 19 mm thk marine ply with laminate 550 1800 900 1800 900 Aluminum Louvers 19 mm thk marine ply with laminate 900 550 T-FS-F-d-10 T-FS-F-d-10 FURNITURE DETAIL THIS DRAWING THE PROPERTY PANKAJ JOSHI ARCHITECT AND NOT TO BE REPRODUCED, COPIED, HANDED OVER THIRD PARTY OR USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN THAT FOR WHICH HAS BEEN LOANED. PANKAJ JOSHI CONSULTANTS F O U R B U N G A L O W S A N D H E R ( W 23 22
3d Visualization of Conference Space 3d Visualization of Cabin Room 25 24
TEXTILE MUSEUM
Paithan, Aurangabad
A place where visitors can find exhibition and working studio, needs a lot of engagement, to create this nodes of interaction there is a central space.
The rooms are at the periphery and the social meetup space is at the core. The main intention of using timber as a frame structure material is to create a curious interaction of visitors with the structure and to promote and adapt the use of local materials. It creates a chain of income to the rurals as well as it does not harm the nature,
The atrium with a timber railing present at the core feels the entire building is light, and avoids the perspective of seeing each floor has a single blocked floor, instead makes it more fluid.
Short Section - Timber Construction
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Plan - A Core Atrium For Social Meeting Around Long Section - A Play Of Different Roofing Style 29 28 Exhibit Area (History) 17.8 8.8 Resource Centre 8.8 m 8.9m Museum Store m ×8.8 4.3 4.4 PLINTH +8.4 Verandah Duct (VOID) ATRIUM Knitting Area 8.8 8.8 UP DN MIDLANDING +10.35 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W3 W3 W3 W3 W3 W3 W3 D1 D1 D1 D1 D1 D2 D3 D3 D3 D3 D3 W5 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1275 1000 4200 4200 1520 1520 1520 1520 W2 1520 1520 1520 1520 1520 1520 1520 1520 1520 1520 1025 1025 1025 1025 1025 1025 D2 FD1 Brick Jali Work LIFT LOBBY MIDLANDING +10.35 DN Lobby Service Phy. Ch 1.7 2.2 Female Toilet 4.2 4.2 Male Toilet 4.8 4.2 +8.4 +8.4 m +8.4 m +8.4 Knitting Area 8.8 m 8.8 +8.4 +8.4 +8.4 m +8.4 D2 2000 UP DN 1200 36196 36000 4500 4500 4500 2370 2150 1280 1545 4500 1734 4500 36196 36160 36160 36000 4500 4500 4500 2370 2150 1280 1545 4500 1734 4500 31730 31766 4500 4500 4500 4500 4500 4800 9190 18041 9000 B D G OVERALL FINISHED DIMENSIONS OVERALL UNFINISHED DIMENSIONS BUILDING PLANE OFFSET OVERALL CENTER LINE DIMENSIONS CENTER LINE DIMENSIONS OVERALL FINISHED DIMENSIONS OVERALL UNFINISHED DIMENSIONS BUILDING PLANE OFFSET OVERALL CENTER LINE DIMENSIONS CENTER LINE DIMENSIONS B D G OVERALL UNFINISHED DIMENSIONS 13800 9070 13430 1990 2513 1990 2513 A A` B B` C C Height Width Elevation Type Material Zone 2400 2000 2400 1200 single shutter 2400 2400 1200 machine exhibit textile exhibit, cafe, knitting area, museum store, resource center history exhibit dyes exhibit, archivers work area cabin, office art preparation room multipurpose kitchen fire stairs Plan washroom entrance D3 FD1 single shutter double shutter washrooms Wooden Frame Sunmica Wooden Frame single shutter Sunmica set, bms, substation room, room, pump room Height Width Elevation Type Material Zone 1950 1650 2650 1240 920 600 1480 2200 1950 1150 machine exhibit textile exhibit history exhibit dyes exhibit preparation room multipurpose knitting area admin area archiver, curator cabin fire stairs museum store Plan washrooms double shutter operable louvers double shutter W1 W2 W5 W4 Wooden Frame Wooden Frame Wooden Frame Wooden Frame Wooden Frame fixed glass set, bms, substation room, room, pump room 1100 1650 fixed glass clerestory window Wooden Frame stairs double shutter Section SAYLI ZANTYE SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT THIRD YEAR B.ARCH ROLL NO A19 40 SECOND FLOOR PLAN WD-SEA-C-04 AND ARCHITECTURE 2021 2022 TEXTILE MUSEUM AT PAITHAN, AURANGABAD - ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. - ALL THE WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. - DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWING. - ALL DISCREPANCIES SHALL BE BROUGHT TO NOTICE TO THE ARCHITECT BEFORE THE - COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK - DRAWINGS TO BE SEEN WITH RESPECT TO ALL OTHER DRAWINGS. - ALL LEVELS SPECIFIED IN METERS. - ALL LEVELS MENTIONED ARE FINISHED FLOOR LEVELS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED - CHAJJA AND ROOF PROJECTION LINES ARE SHOWN IN DOTTED - EXTERNAL PLASTER TO BE 18 MM - INTERNAL PLASTER TO BE 12 MM THICKNESS DRAWING TITLE & NUMBER NORTH SCALE 1:100 STAMP & SIGN GENERAL NOTES KEY SECTION DOOR SCHEDULE WINDOW SCHEDULE SR.NO. DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION TERRACE +15900 mm 4 2 D1 FD1 FD1 FD1 FD1 W2 W2 W2 W2 W2 W3 W3 W3 W6 W6 W6 W6 W6 FIRST FLOOR 4500 mm SECOND FLOOR 8400 mm THIRD FLOOR 12300 mm RIDGE LEVEL 21200 mm PLINTH LEVEL 600 mm FD1 3560 T.R SUBSTATION DG SET BMS ROOM D1 Exhibit Area (Machine) Multipurpose Hall Exhibit Area 2 (Textile) Exhibit Area1 (History) Knitting Area Art Preparation Room Verandah Art Preparation Room Male Toilet
End Wall Section Toilet Waterproofing 31 30 Service Lobby Duct W3 Brick Jali Work Female Toilet 4.2 m × 4.2 m Male Toilet 4.8 m 4.2 m Phy. Ch 1.7 m 2.2 m Slope 1:100 Slope 1:100 450 2100 350 2 1 C Faucet Toilet paper roll Slope 1:100 Slope1:100 Start Start Start Start Start Start Start Start Start 1650 1300 D E F G 2 1 D E F G B` B A A` C` Slope 1:100 Slope 1:100 Slope 1:100 Slope 1:100 Fresh water Black water Grey water Rich Cement Slurry Brick Bats mm Cement Slurry 150mm Soling Soil Aluminimum framed louvered window Wash Basin Wooden single shutter Urinals Wooden Partition Single Wooden Kota mm Soil louvered window Wash Wooden single shutter Wooden Partition mm Single Wooden 1 1 2 Ramp Ramp 2 Boarding 25 mm thick Timber Girder 300 250 mm Joist 125 75 mm GI sheet mm Kota tile 20 mm Rich Cement Slurry 25 mm Brick Bats 115 mm Cement Slurry 25 mm Screed 25 mm FLOORING DETAIL Rich Cement Slurry Brick Cement Slurry mm Boarding thick Joist Soling mm Bamboo 150mm Kota mm Cement Slurry Brick Cement Slurry mm D E SAYLI SCHOOL THIRD ROLL AND 2021 TEXTILE AT ISSUED SR.NO.-----Service Lobby Female Toilet 4.2 m 4.2 m Male Toilet 4.8 m × 4.2 m Phy. Ch 1.7 m 2.2 m Slope 1:100 Slope 1:100 2100 2 C Faucet Toilet paper roll Slope 1:100 Slope1:100 Start Start Start Start Start Start Start Start 1650 1300 2 D E F G B Slope 1:100 Slope 1:100 Slope 1:100 Slope 1:100 Fresh water Black water Grey water Cement Slurry Brick Bats mm Cement Slurry Screed 150mm Soling mm Ceramic Dado 200×300 Soil Aluminimum framed glass louvered window Wash Basin Wooden single shutter Urinals Wooden Partition Single Wooden SECTION CC` SECTION BB` Kota mm Soil Aluminimum louvered window Wash Wooden single shutter Wooden Partition mm Single Wooden 1 1 2 Ramp Slope Ramp Slope 2 Boarding 25 mm thick Timber Girder 300 250 mm Joist 125 75 mm GI sheet mm Kota tile 20 mm Rich Cement Slurry 25 mm Brick Bats 115 mm Cement Slurry 25 mm Screed 25 mm FLOORING DETAIL Cement Slurry Brick Cement Slurry Boarding mm thick Joist sheet Soling Bamboo 150mm Kota mm Cement Slurry Brick Cement Slurry mm SECTION AA` D E SAYLI SCHOOL THIRD ROLL AND 2021 TEXTILE AT ISSUED SR.NO.-
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RESOURCES, FLOWS AND SYSTEMS
Artist Residency Powai, Mumbai
The initial process started with zoning of places on site, with various strategies
1)To regulate sunlight into spaces,
2)Creating buffer space to avoid direct impact of heat.
3) Rain water harvesting.
4) Treating grey and black water- a source of knowledge and information to visitors.
5)Adding more vegetation - improves natural cooling and shading.
Roads surrounding the site allows people to take a pause and have a interaction addition of acoustic panels in between the slab and walls, prevents the roadside chaos of traffics and shops.
Dormer windows facing towards east helps in escaping hot airs outside.
Life Inside An Artist Residency
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Utilizing The Natural Resources
Use Of Dormer Windows And Acoustic Sheets
Section BB - Gathering In An Open Courtyard
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Section AA - Inhabiting The Inside Space
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MODULARITY
Event Organised Space Eksar, Borivali (W), Mumbai
An intent to design a module/unit which will be flexible enough to assemble and dismantle, the module manually. The module is made up of 2 bamboo having bamboo compressed sheet panels in between, this adjustable panels can be rotated for light ventilation. It restricts the amount of external noise to enter in, due to the presence of acoustic sheets in between From the plinth till the roof comprises module.
The modules are placed in V-shape to create a balance and strengthen walls to take load from top, the grey and black water treatment not only helps in treating the water but also provides knowledge to visitors. This modular nature of the material helps in achieveing different forms for various events.
Front Elevation - Healthcare Camp
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Exploded View - Joineries And Materials
Theatre Summer School 41 40
Navaratri Health Care Camp
Long Section - Components Of The Building Long Section -Resources, Flows And Systems 43 42
WHAT IS A FACTORY?
Kudal, Maharashtra
FACTORY AS A COURTYARD
A factory which becomes a core for owners and workers where their life gets associated with it.
An intervention was necessary not only for the large scale production but also for betterment in workers life.
The existing factory with a constantly occupied narrow corridor, restricts the flow of movement and creates a pause. An Intervention is done where the rooms are at the periphery with the open courtyard at the core, breaking the visual boundaries of open and close space.
A varied level courtyard helps in utilizing the space more efficiently.
A recessed space on the walls provides Workers a resting space in the afternoon.
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WHAT IS A HOME?
Charkop, Kandivali, Mumbai
HOME AS AN EXQUISITE CORPSE
The house which constantly shifts it’s behaviour, where the staircase becomes the core for the multiplicity of activities to happen. the process started with understanding the individual rooms how it behaves like the kitchen as a meeting place for ladies. Bedroom as an irrational dream of space, all the places were stitched together.
A porch at the ground floor affords neighborhood interaction. The kitchen with gradual steps for ladies to have a social space while cooking. The steps turned into a drawer for storing of ingredient. The idea of the kitchen as a social space gets fluid and flows out. The staircase becomes a rack to store daily objects required. A wall which folds out to form a
storage within a wall, along with the sloping roof at the top turned to be accessible for sitting so as to experience and make irrational dreams of space in real,the presence of glass Mangalore tiles helps in illuminating the rooms naturally.
Narrative
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Home As An Exquisite Corpse View Of Cluster 49 48
TECHNOLOGICAL SENSORIUM
Sanjay Gandhi national park, Borivali (E), Mumbai. Team Members- Prajwal Deshmukh, Sayli Zantye Phenomena was falling into nature which Creates a layers of materials - deposition. There was a sense of understanding towards the control of Deposition It makes the space dynamic due to the change in season. A pulley is the mechanism used in order to control the mesh and settling of elements.
NARRATIVE - EXPLORING FORMS
Dynamic Nature Of Structure - Change In Season
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Sudden race of a wind, Tearing the silence around me Greens spread across, Makes me drown in the grassland
Narrative - Exploring Forms Mechanism Of Apparatus
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Inhabiting Space 57 56
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MISCELLANEOUS
A GIST OF HOBBIES AND INTEREST
Hands on project have always made me Curious to understand and shape the material.
How the material can be articulated as per site and environmental condition.
Lock down period has provided me a routine to work on various materials like epoxy resins, polymer clay and earthen clay to make miniature objects
PROTOTYPE
FERROCEMENT
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Phumdi - Life Around Loktak Lake 63 62
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