Shashank Virendra Singh, Architecture Portfolio ( Under Graduate)

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SHASHANK VIRENDRA SINGH STUDENT (ARCHITECT )

SHASHANK VIRENDRA SINGH STUDENT (ARCHITECT )

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OBJECTIVEI am pursuing architecture and seeking for an opportunities to work as an intern with an organisation where I could gain valuable experince and exposure in the field of architecture with my hardwork and willing to learn.

ar.shashank19@gmail.com

B-116 , Eta-1, gr.noida, up

SOFTWARE SKILLS

Autocad

sketchup

lumion

Enscape

Photoshop

Indesign

Microsoft

Revit

ABOUT ME -

INTRESTED IN-

HOBBIES-

D.O.B - 19th october 2001 Sex - male

Sustainability

Sketching

Climatology

Travelling

Vernacular

Sports

EDUCATION -

Landscaping

Music

Bachelour of architecture

OTHER SKILLS

Apeejay school of architecture and planning / Gr. noida / Uttarpradesh/ 2018-23

10 + 2 Bijnor Public school / Bijnor / Uttarpradesh / 20!7 - 2018

10th Bijnor Public school / Bijnor / Uttarpradesh / 2015 - 2016

General Data -

Collabrative Hardworking Willing to learn

Planning Searching and and organizing Analytical

ACHIEVEMENTAnnual Nasa Design Competition 2019 [ Shortlisted ]

Languages English Nationality - India

Annual Nasa Design Competition 2020 [ Qualified ] Atheletics At zonal, District and State level.

ACEDMICS Coffe cafee Architect Residance Resort Boarding school ( 10 +2 )

Museum

Page no : 1 - 5

COMPETITIONS

Annual Nasa Design Competion [ 2019 ]

Mohammad Saheer Landscape Trophy [ 2020 ]

Group Housing Page no : 6 - 10

Annual Nasa Design Competion [ 2020 ] Page no : 11 - 16

The container studio The School

REAL PROJECTS Residance boundary wall design

Residance facade design Page no - 17 - 19

ART AND ARCHITECTURE MUSEUM The exercise is to design a Museum project in which we have two sites [Delhi and Mumbai ], one of them had to choose i.e. Mumbai.

The Museum’s mission statement explains the organization’s purpose: • To serve the community as an institution dedicated to excellence in cultural education through exhibitions and different visual and intellectual media • To engage the community, especially children • To promote a greater appreciation of Mumbai’s artistic, cultural and economic history and development • To promote cross cultural understanding and cultural awareness at all levels The original Museum was conceived to dazzle Bombay and was billed as a Hall of Wonder because such institutions were unknown at the time. Today, the organisation is poised to enter a new chapter with its North Wing project, which will provide much needed facilities and space for its ambitious and intensive education, exhibitions and outreach programme. New initiatives underway include implementing interactive information systems using the latest audio-visual technology, which elaborate on the history and craftsmanship of the objects in the Collection.The Museum is in the process of setting up a digital collections management database which will integrate provenance information, conservation history, digitised images and in depth historical material on each object in the collection.

Software use - Sketchup , lumion ,autocad, photoshop Design - individual

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SITE ON MAP

WHY SELECT SITE?

Total site area Perimeter Expected built-up

: 14653 sqm : 518 m : 8000-12000 sqm

F.S.I. Ground coverage Set back

: 0.50 sqm : 30 % : 12 front , side 9m

Dr. Bhau Dhaji Lad Museum Originally established in 1855 as the Government Central Economic Museum of the Bombay presidency, the Mumbai City Museum is the third oldest museum in India and the oldest in the city. It benefits from a delightful setting in south Mumbai among the lush surroundings of the city’s botanical gardens and shares its entrance with the zoo next door.The existing historical background of the city make it selectable.

CLIMATIC FACTORS-

LOCAL DEVELOPMENT

DESGIN PROCESS-

FORM DEVELOPMENT AND ZONNING Hot, warm and humid , composite and moderate climate exhibition put at 1st floor to get natural climatic condition with less mechinical efforts All the Offices and restaurent design at ground floor.

Cold and cloudy & Cold and sunny are design at basement below the ground level to get natural coldness of earth due to which less mechinacal use.

Total site area Perimeter Cover built-up Cover F.S.I. Ground coverage Set back 9m

: 14653 sqm : 518 m : 8650 sqm : 6702 sqm : 4951 sqm : 12 front , side

Way to Museum

1st floor

Office mazinine

Parmanent Ambulance

Way to Parking

Service Road

Bus Parking

ground floor

Basement

Buffer Space ( rest )

Ground floor Mazinine plan Atrrium

Basement plan

Basement Mazinine plan

First floor plan

Museum entry

COLD AND COUDY ( MODEL)

225 SQM

COLD AND COUDY (MATERILAL EXHI.)

225 SQM

COLD AND SUNNY ( MODEL)

225 SQM

COLD AND SUNNY ( MATERIAL EXHI.)

225 SQM

LIFT AND STAIRWELL

225 SQM

SPIRAL RAMP WELL

225 SQM

F. AND M. TOILET

225 SQM

STORE ROOM WITH PUMP OPERATOR

225 SQM

CONSERVATION LAB

298 SQM

KITCHEN STORE ROOM

298 SQM

KEEPERS ROOM

25SQM

ELECTRICAL ROOM

35 SQM

AHU PLANT RAMP WELL SUNKEN GARDEN

61.62 SQM 135.10 SQM 387.50 SQM

SPACE

AREA ( SQM)

COMPOSITE (MODEL)

225 SQM

COMPOSITE ( MATERIAL EXHI.)

225 SQM

HOT AND DRY ( MATERIAL EXHI.)

225 SQM

HOT AND DRY ( MODEL )

225 SQM

MODERATE ( MODEL)

225 SQM

MODERATE( MATERIAL EXHI.) WARM AND COMPOSITE ( MODEL)

Museum exit

225 SQM 225 SQM

WARM AND COMPOSITE (MATERILAL EXHI.)

225 SQM

HIMALYAS CHARACTERSTIC

298 SQM

KUCTH HOUSE CLUSTER

298 SQM

Kucth Vernacular Sitting space

Staff entry

Restaurent

Atrium cover by cover by color glass

JOYLAND HABITAT The exercise is to design a Group housing project in Greater Noida.

Group Housing means the development of building having 5 or more multiple dwelling units and common services on a given site or plot in a single or multiple blocks without customary subdivision of land by way of individual plots.The purpose is to enable the students to design housing based on specifications and different typologies and sizes. Students will learn how to work with the principles of cores and modules and vertical connections. It would also help students to work with private spaces and also understand the relevance of Building Bye Laws to design. The housing complex is intended to cater to different socio-economic groups of the society. It is an amalgamation of modern day lifestyle and amenities that matches international standards, but at an affordable price point. For a home to be classified as affordable luxury, the price range is between Rs. 55 to 75 lakh. These homes are targeted at the mid-income home buyers. In other words, the USP of this segment is its competitive pricing for premium facilities Software use - Sketchup , enscape ,autocad, photoshop Design - individual

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SITE ON MAP

After knowing the current sceniro and need of users we have to design Affordable luxury group housing. In project, provided hierarchy of interactions/communication at differnet levels in design by providing common spaces instead of private areas . common balcony in unit plans. community gathering space with in the building block at two levels. gardens for society

SITE PERIMETER -

AUTHORITY - GNID,UP Site: Area: Density:

Greater Noida, Sector MU-1 50000 sq.m.(5.0 Ha) 515 PPHa

Permissible FSI Max. Permissible: 275% = 13,7500 sqm Ground Coverage: 40%(20,000sqm) Design Population:(515 x 5 ) ~ 2575P. Avg. Household : 4.5 Persons.

Min. Setbacks: Landscape:

F-12m, S-R- 9m 1/100sqm of open space; Min 50% of trees

Parking :

1 ECS/80sq.m. of achieved FAR area.

1% of FAR; 1% of FAR area

Commercial Public Areasv -

LOCAL EVOLUTION-

DESIGN PROCESS-

Type -a Type -b Type -c Type -a Type -b Type -c

Type -a Type -b Type -c 1 bhk

2 bhk

3 bhk

4 bhk

SITE PLANA- 2BHK AND 4BHK B- 2BHK AND 4BHK C- 1BHK E- 3BHK AND 4BHK F- 3BHK AND 4BHK G- COMMERCIAL H- CLUBHOUSE 1- CRICKET COURT 2- KIDS GROUND 3-YOGA/MEDITION PARK 4-DICE GARDEN 5-BASKETBALL COURT

LANDSCAPPING 1. Sadabahar 2. Bhringraja 3. Marigold 4. Roses 5. Jasmine 6. Zinnia 7. Hibiscus 8.

Sunflower 9. Lilies

SOFTSCAPPING AND SORTS 1.

Basket ball court

2.

Cricket net pitch

3. Tennis 4. Football 5.

yoga

6.

kids garden

HARDSCAPPING -

1.

Vehicle movement

2.

Pedistrain movement

3.

F.T.P. movement 2BHK AND 4BHK 1BHK 3BHK AND 4BHK

DESIGN 2BHK AND 4BHK 1BHK 3BHK AND 4BHK Commercial Clubhouse Cricket net practice Kids garden Yoga/ meditation Dice garden Basketball court Electrical service

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Clubhouse and commercial Electrical Service

BASEMENT PLANEXIT

9 M WIDE

A- Basement entry B- Basement exit c- Electrical Service D- U.G.T. E- Basement fire escape

9 M WIDE

B

A

ENTRY

EXIT

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

GUARD ROOM

UP

GUARD ROOM

6 M WIDE

GUARD ROOM

6 M WIDE

UP

UP

6 M WIDE

LT ROOM FOR LT ROOM FOR APPARTMENT COMMON SV. UP

UP

LT ROOM FOR LT ROOM FOR APPARTMENT COMMON SV.

GUARD ROOM

LT ROOM FOR LT ROOM FOR APPARTMENT COMMON SV.

UP

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

-4

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

-4

D

6 M WIDE - 4

U.G.T

ECS CALCULATIONS IN NOS. 80 TOTAL PARKING 1731.33125 BASEMENT AREA 36988 NO. OF .CAR 1056.8 AR. FOR BASEME. 35 442.4 AR.FOR STILT 25 350 AR.FOR SURF. 12 TOTAL ACHIEVED 1849.2

ENTRY- 2

-4

GUARD ROOM

E UP

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE -4

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

-4

-4

6 M WIDE -4

6 M WIDE -4

6 M WIDE -4

F.H.C. 1.2 X .6

6 M -WIDE 4

6 M WIDE -4

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

E

UP

F.H.C. 1.2 X .6

-4 6 M WIDE

-4 6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

CLUB HOUSE SERVICE AREA

A

c

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

6 M WIDE

SERVICE ROOM

CLUB HOUSE UP

GUARD ROOM

EXIT BASEMENT ENTRY

B

LT ROOM FOR LT ROOM FOR APPARTMENT COMMON SV.

9 M WIDE

ENTRY

EXIT

ENTRY

45 M WIDE ROAD

SERVICE EXIT

6 M WIDE

1 BHK -

1BHK - B

1BHK - A C

B A

1BHK - D

1BHK - C

Core - 1to12 - Passenger lift - 10 pep. cap.

Goods lift fire escape F.H.C. Staircase

- 12 pep. cap.

- 2.5 x 5.4 m - 1.2 x 0.6 m - 2.5 x 5 m

A

Shafts-Garbage Chute- 1.2 x 0.75 m Plumbing Normal

C

- 1.2 x 0.75 m - 1.5 x 1.5 m

Electrical Shaft - 1.2 x 0.75 m Communit Space only for gathering

B A

Cluster Explode

2 BHK AND 4 BHK -

2BHK - C

2BHK - A

2BHK - B Core - 1to12 - Passenger lift - 10 pep. cap.

Goods lift fire escape F.H.C. Staircase

- 12 pep. cap.

- 2.5 x 5.4 m - 1.2 x 0.6 m - 2.5 x 5 m

E

Shafts-Garbage Chute- 1.2 x 0.75 m Plumbing Normal

D C

- 1.2 x 0.75 m - 1.5 x 1.5 m

B

Electrical Shaft - 1.2 x 0.75 m

A

Communit Space only for gathering

Cluster Explode

4BHK -A Duplex

3 BHK AND 4 BHK -

E

3 BHK - A

3 BHK - B

D

C B A

3BHK - C

Core - 1to12 - Passenger lift - 10 pep. cap.

Goods lift fire escape F.H.C. Staircase

- 12 pep. cap.

- 2.5 x 5.4 m - 1.2 x 0.6 m - 2.5 x 5 m

Shafts-Garbage Chute- 1.2 x 0.75 m Plumbing Normal

- 1.2 x 0.75 m - 1.5 x 1.5 m

Electrical Shaft - 1.2 x 0.75 m Communit Space only for gathering

E D C B A

4 BHK - B Duplex

Cluster Explode

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Office Amphi

Office

2 Second floor

1

1

2 Conectivity with metro

3

3

Restaurent

4 Waiting area

4

Shop

First floor 8 5

6

5

Sitting

Entry/ Exit 6

1

Ground floor 8

7 10

Parking

Ticket counter

9

7

Basement

9

Bus bays Sitting Parking

10

RESIDANCE FACADE DESIGN The client wants a simple and modern facade with minimalist use of material. There are some points/need which client wants in his designAll balconies Shoul be open from two side atleast.

Terace garden should be open from three all side.

Colors should be combination of white, chik grey and black.

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LOCATION IN MAP

Site Location- Dasna, Gazaibad, UP Client name - Mr. Harinath singh Parking

Showcasing Esthecic

Entry

Terrace garden

Terrace garden

WORKING DRAWINGS A

B

C

6'-9"

7'-8"

D 7'-3"

D'

E

3'-5"

13'

F

F'

3'

8'-11"

H

G 5'-1"

7'-9"

83'-3" 9'-3"

1 25'-11" x 9'-0" DRESSING ROOM 7'-0" x 10'-0"

BED ROOM 1 14'-0" X 13'-3"

BED ROOM 2 14'-0" X 13'-3"

D1

8 W- 4'-0" R- 0'-6" T- 1'-0"

9'-9"

DINING 25'-11" x 18'-9"

STAIR WELL 14'-0" x 13'-9"

TOILET 7'-0" x 5'-6"

14

11'-6"

POOJA ROOM 6'-3" x 12'-0"

DRAWING ROOM 24'-0" x 15'-0"

D

4'-3"

LVL + 1.5 FT

2'-11"

2

7 8

UP LVL + 1'-6"

LVL + 5'-6"

6'

F

G

5

6

LAWN 25'-0" x 14'-0"

FRONT SETBACK 70 ' 3" X 14' 9"

3

5

S/D

ENTRANCE FOYER 9'-0" x 9'-6"

1

4

WOODEN JALI

KITCHEN 14'-6" x 15'-6"

F

3

9'-8"

" 62'-5

60'

DN

SHAFT 7'-0" x 2'-6"

45'

DRESSING ROOM 7'-7'12" x 9'-4 1 2 "

2

TOILET 7'-0" x 9'-0"

4'-9"

UP

TOILET 6'-0" x 9'-4 1 2 "

1'

4'-9"

LVL + 1.5 FT

G

MUMTY LVL. (LVL. 42'-6")

4'-41" 2

COLUMN IN ELEVATION

14' 2'-11"

7'

4'-1"

8'

7'-1"

W- 4'-0" R- 0'-6" T- 1'-0"

X

5'-9"

11'-6"

STAIR WELL 14'-0" x 13'-9"

LVL + 12'-6"

5' 13'-9"

LVL + 8'-6" 14

DN

4'-5"

7'

14'

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

4'-1"

4'-41" 2

TERRACE FLOOR LVL. (LVL. 34'-6")

X

58

DETAIL - 'A' COLUMN IN ELEVATION

11'

4

52 4'

2'-11" SECOND FLOOR LVL. (LVL. 23'-6")

7'

STAIRS IN ELEVATION

10'-4"

4'-1"

44

42'-6"

36

COLUMN IN ELEVATION

W- 4'-0" R- 0'-6" T- 1'-0"

11'

30 4'

STONE FINISH (20MM THK.) MIXTURE (30MM THK.) BRICKWORK SLAB (150MM THK.)

2'-11" FIRST FLOOR LVL. (LVL. 12'-6")

7'

STAIRS IN ELEVATION

10'-4"

4'-1"

22

14

COLUMN IN ELEVATION

11'

8 6'-4"

4'

2'-11"

DETAIL - 'A' SCALE 5:1

PLINTH LVL. (LVL. 1'-6")

1

7'

STAIRS IN ELEVATION

4'-1"

3'-4"

1'-6"

GROUND LVL. (LVL. ±00)

SECTION AT 'X'

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SHASHANK VIRENDRA SINGH STUDENT (ARCHITECT ) ar.shashank19@gmail.com 9149113833