SHIVANI R | UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO|2023

UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURE

P O R T F O L I O

SHIVANI R

SELECTED WORKS

2019-2023

Phone No.: 7094789878

Email: 2019_shivani.r@wcfa.ac.in

D.O.B: 06-09-2001

Address: 18/2/3 subramaniapuram extn., west of cluny school , Salem - 636007

Nationality : Indian

Language : Tamil, English

EDUCATION

Our Own English High School , Dubai| Grade 2

Notre-Dame of Holy Cross, Salem| Grade 3-5

Thangam Mount Litera Zee School, Salem| Grade 6-7

Cluny Matriculation Hr. Sec. School, Salem| Grade 1,8-12

BACHELORS IN ARCHITECTURE

Wadiyar centre for architecture

Mysore.

EXTRA CURRICULAR

Barathanatyam 2008-2019

SKILLS

Hand drafting

Diagramming

Illustration

Model making

Measure drawing

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EXPERIENCE

ANDC NASA FASHION TROPHY Participation

PHOTOGRAPHY Semester 04

SOFTWARE SKILLS

DRAFITNG AutoCAD

CONTENT

EXPERIENCE CENTRE SUSTAINBILITY | SEMESTER 07

URBAN RENEWAL OF MADIKERI URBAN DESIGN | SEMESTER 08

CULINARY INSTITUTE INSTITUITIONAL DESIGN | SEMESTER 06

MODELLING Sketchup

RENDERING Enscape V-ray

POST-PRODUCTION

Adobe photoshop

Adobe illustrator

Adobe indesign GIS

INTERPRETATION CENTRE SMALL SCALE PUBLIC DESIGN | SEMESTER 03

WORKING DRAWING SEMESTER 05-06

MISCELLANEOUS

EXPERIENCE CENTRE

KANCHIPURAM , TAMIL NADU

SUSTAINBILITY | AD - 07 FACULTY

Prof.Anand Krishnamurthy

Prof. Prashant Girish Pole

Prof. Shrutie Shah-Tamboli

Asst. Prof. Asijit Khan

Asst. Prof. Surendran Aalone

The client is a group of like-minded people who have come together to set up a cooperative for weaving. The cooperative wants to set up a Production cum Experience Centre to promote themselves and improve their work culture. The intention of the cooperative is to eradicate the middle man and improve the efficiency of various processes that go into making a saree thereby reducing its manufacturing cost.

This Production cum Experience Centre will house around 15 weavers along with other allied people involved in making a saree right from raw material, dying, designing, packing and the sales of it. It will have to address both the tourist and wholesale markets. The centre will also act as a research and development unit, calling in experts to interact with weavers and uplift the craft and provide necessary training to people who are interested in this craft etc.

SITE AREA: 11000 sq.m

BUILT UP : 5500 sq.m

LOCATION: KANCHIPURAM

PROJECT : EXPERIENCE CENTRE

SUSTAINABLE PARAMETERS CONSIDERED

-Material

-Shading

-Day light

-Form and orientation

-Renewable source of energy

- water

- solar

- wind

Massing placement acoording to wind direction and solar orientation.

EXPERIENCE CENTRE :

The intent of the semester was to design an indurustial based production unit in terms of sustainability. The site is located in the prime location which links all the retail shops in the city . The experience centre gives the oppurtunity for students and common people to learn the art of weaving . It does not only provide space for experiencing the art but also provide space for learning the art for common people.

As the brief focuses on providing a retail space without th einvolvement of midlemen which reduces the brokerage and has a clear intent of direct trading for the benefactor of weavers .

DESIGN PROCESS :

The study of site provided a clear intent to create a community freindly space and promoting the weavers culture. These information leads onto the main goal of giving acces to weaver directly into the centre and given more involvement to the art.

These intentions and sustainablity data collected provided the necessities for the program zoning in the site with axis as the main feature. The axis acts as a clear navigational route for customers and weavers The axis provided and the sustainable parameters ledc to orientation and program zoning of the centre.

Mutual shading

Sketch up plug-in :shadow analysis

Breakdown of space accoording to the progams.

The shading device provided facing toward the western facade of the building. the shading devices is a egg crater calicium silicate board placed at angles respective to sun orientation and wind. the other facade are treated acoording to degree of solar radiation on that side.

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SECTIONS

SECTION AA’

SECTION BB’

SECTION CC’

URBAN RENEWAL MADIKERI , TAMIL NADU URBAN DESIGN | AD - 08 FACULTY

Prof.Anand Chalawadi

Prof. Prashant Girish Pole

Prof. Nelson Joe Vijai Pais

Asst. Prof. Shreyas Baindur

Asst. Prof. Ryan Thomas

The studio brief was to design an urban insert in the context of Madikeri. Each group of five students selected one site of eight provided options . Collaboratively a unified common vision was established that aligned with the unique context of Madikeri. Individually , all the design programs were tailored to suit the chosen site while maintaining the shared vision and all of them were stiched together to form one master plan. This project demonstrates our ability to harmonize individual creativity with collective goals in the realm of Urban Design.

Renewing the urban, historical and social fabric of the city by creating points of interest around a space that will attach and bring them into dialogue with each other. The characteristic of urban renewal is that it brings about change in the use or occupancy of urban land and buildings and therefore results in changes in where, how and under what conditions people lives.

SITE 01

FOOD STREET & LEARNING CENTER

SITE 02

INFORMATION CENTER

SITE 03

PARKING & TRANSPORTATION

HUB

SITE 04

POST OFFICE & BSNL OFFICE

SITE 05 & 06

TOURIST ACCOMMODATION

SITE 07 & 08

CLUB TALUK OFFICE & KINDERGARTEN

They serve the purpose of providing shelter and rest, pause points in the long walk around madikeri

OBJECTIVES

-Enough parking spaces for vehicles (demography data, parking in each site how much, how much extra needed) streetscape addressing the urban fabric.

-Creation of Pause Points along the different sites (Enhancing pedestrian experience (how?)/Intervention at boundaries between sites ) what defines a pause point? (ex: Food stall, toilet, rest space, water spot, kiosk, fort related activities, or activities related to programs)

-Regulation of transportation systems

-Creation of spaces during times of emergency (floods, pandemic, landslides, epidemic) or spaces to be used by the town when needed

Elements common in all modules include searing, dustbins and stations for drinking water.

Shown beside are modules designedd with the vision of urban renewal in mind

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These spaces have been tailored to their context in form and function.

TOURIST ACCOMODATION

Tourist accommodation is required for urban renewal in Madikeri to stimulate economic growth, revitalize urban areas, preserve cultural heritage, improve infrastructure and services, and promote the city as an attractive tourist destination.

ACCOMODATION UNITS =15

DELUXE UNITS =3

SINGLRE ROOM =12

CULINARY INSTITUTE

CHENNAI , TAMIL NADU INSTITUTION DESIGN | AD - 07

FACULTY

Asst. Prof. R Kiran Kumar

Asst. Prof. Surendran Aalone

Prof. Srinivas S G

Asst. Prof. Kavana kumar

Prof. Ryan Thomas

Asst. Prof. Akash Rai

The client is a third-generation farming family,who passed out from Centre For Food, Durham College, Canada and wants to build aninstitution from nature’s point of view. The program is a cooking school and would bebased on “field-to-fork concept”. It will include harvest, storage, processing, packaging, saleand consumption of food, with a strong focus on the production of local food for local consumers.

CULINARY INSTITUTE:

The intent of this semester is to design a culinary is to understand the intitutional life and design of learning centre. The breif explains that the client wants a culinary institue worked based on “feild to fork”. This concept also helps the local farmers to sell their products . The products sold in the market are used in the culinary institute for the learning process. The site is is located in the crescent university with more than a acre of farming land adjacent to site for farrming `

DESIGN PROCESS :

The the feild to fork conept in the breif was approached with the idea of green wall . These green wall makes the concept of feild to fork more efficient .This also acts like a skin to the building . To break monotone skin of the building there is split and a breathable space which creates a transition space and breaks the program down .

Inner skin and outer skin

The split in the building

The high rise structure the spreads out in the base level .

The place of learning needs to be physically connected to the place of growing.

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FIFTH FLOOR PLAN

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

INTERPRETATION CENTRE

SRIRANGAPATNA, KARNATKA. PUBLIC DESIGN | AD - 05 FACULTY

Prof.Anand Krishnamurthy

Assoc. Prof. Sashank Satish

Ass. Prof. Kiran Kumar

Asst. Prof. Akash Rai

Asst. Prof. Asijit Khan

The location of the interpretation centre is located in the prime part of the town . The part which connects the present and past of the town. In relation to the fort beside site the watchtower which gives view to important parts of srirangapatna. The importance to fort is because it was the second most strongest fort in india. The main intent behind the bridge is giving importance to the past.

INTERPRETATION CENTRE :

The purpose of interpretation centre in a heritage city with rich history has its own benefactor for tourism. Thr breif suggest that the intrepretation of the city to be represented in built up .

DESIGN PROCESS :

The intent of interpreting the heritage city started with its quality and abstracting the form of key elements into the bridge . The key factors taken into considerations are

1.Turret

2.Watchtower

3.Moat

WORKING DRAWING

SEMESTER 05-06

FACULTY

Adj. Prof.Manoj Ladhad

Asst. Prof. Kousalya Chintal

Asst. Prof. Gregory M Anto

BATHROOM DRAWINGS

DOOR DETAILS

INTEROIR DESIGN

SEMESTER 07

STUDIO GUIDE

Asst.Prof.Anna

Cherian

Project brief : Interior for wadiyar centre for architecture lobby , exhibition and pantry space.

Intent: redesign the college lobby and exhibition space

The mood board is more natural and monochromatic with existing structure.

The idea is to highlight the exhibition space the way it is using colours and materials that coincides with the colourpalette of the context. An attempt to use simple aesthetics with minimally designed furnitures, all of which is accentuated mostly with light and materials.

ACCENTUATION: Materials being accentuated with monochromatic interior .

An additional exhibit that was added was the inclusion of Podcast as a main element in the exhibition space, promoting digital exhibits and futuristic ideas about the happenings in college.

A similar idea of the material is followed in the design of the pantry, where niches in the wall are created for storage.

The panel board is accentuated with the help of the dropping false ceiling which accenyutaes the surrounding with LED lights

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS

Collage work semester -06

ANDC NASA Fashion trophy Participation |semester -06

Freelance work

Bamboo workshop semester -07

The collage depicts the publicness of mysore . Mysore is surprisingly a very calm city unless until it is duserra. The city lights up when it's the festival of duserra but usually end up being the city which sleeps at 9 on other days . The publicness of mysore is quite different in many parts of mysore. The collage consists of how the publicness of city spills onto the road of mysore. The quality of publicness depends on the different lanes of mysore . These lanes serves different function and program .The main road or the roads which connect public buildings have these kiosk which is a break point for people after the visit . Other residential lanes brings out the quality of friendly nature. The residence spill out their activities onto the road .These are usually because of the packed environment of houses in the street but that also

Client: Muthukumar,Tiruppur

ANDC NASA fashion trophy 2022 Participation

Client: Mr.Selvan ,Palladam

Rendering for Ar.Ramesh Kumar

Client: Mr.Selvan Palladam

Project: Residence

Year : Ongoing

Bamboo workshop

MMBC

semester 07

Bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the world having growth up to 60 cm or more in a day. It is highly versatile raw material for different works. The bamboo is light weight, flexible, tough, high tensile, cheap material than the other building materials like steel. Bamboo can be used in various building works. Bamboo structures are flexible, earthquake resistant, light weight and cheap. Bamboo can be used as reinforcement in various structural members.

There are various species of bamboo found all over the world. Dendrocalmus strictus is the predominant specie found in India. Male Bamboo or Dendrocalmus strictus occupies total 53 percent of total bamboo area in India.

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