Architectural portfolio 2018-2023

Shivani R. Pawar

16/03/1999

Shivani R. Pawar

16/03/1999

Aurangabad India

‘Buildings have forever whispered tales to my soul; I aspire to be an architect capable of etching narratives into my creations.

Namaste ,

Aurangabad India

shivanipawar9903@gmail.com

shivanipawar9903@gmail.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/shivani-pawar-a7491623a/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/shivani-pawar-a7491623a

7767871777

Languages Marathi I Hindi I English

Languages : Marathi, Hindi, English

Namaste , I aspire to become socially responsible architect towards the environment and the culture. This folio shows collection of some projects that reflect my passion, dedication and appreciation about art, architecture and design.

I am an architecture undergraduate [ 4th year ] at Mgm’s Jawaharlal Neharu Engineering College, Aurangabad, Maharashtra .

I hope to contribute same passion to your firm.

I aspire to become a socially responsible archiect towards the environment and culture. This folio shows collection of some projects that reflect my passion, dedication and appreciation towards architecture, art and design . I hope to contribute same passion to your firm.

Education

Bachelors in Architecture

Education

Mgm’s Jawaharlal Nehru College of Engineering, Aurangabad, Maharashtra I 2023

Bachlores in Architecture

H.S.C

MGM’s Jawaharlal Neharu Engineering College , Aurangabad I 2018 - present

S.B.E.S. College of Science

Aurangabad, Maharashtra I 2018

H.S.C

S.B.E.S. College of science

Aurangabad I 2018

S.S.C

Jaibhavani Vidya Mandir, Aurangabad, Maharashtra I 2015

S.S.C.

Jaibhavani Vidya Mandir, Aurangabad I 2015

Internship

Soft Skills

3D visualization

Spandan Design Studio

Spandn Design Studio, Nasik, Maharashtra I 2022

Competitions

Archdias Competition I 2020

Archdias Interior Design Competition

Eco Niwas Samhita I 2020

Energy Efficient Building Design

Sundar Bari l 2021

Disaster Resistant Structure Design

Pandemitecture l 2021

Memorial Design For Covid Fighters

Co-Curricular Activities

Dance Competition l 2018

Psychodelics dance group : Winner

Concept Development

Presentation

2D Illustration and rendering

3D modeling

Content writing

Social media management

Software Efficiency

CAD and 3D Modeling

Logo Design

Poster Design

Workshop at Auroville I 2020

Archdias Interior Design Competition

Bamboo as building material and Brick masonry for arch making

Design Team TedX l 2021

Set design and Art Installations

Visualization

Auto- CAD

Sketch Up

Rhino

Lumion

Enscape

Presentation

Photoshop

Indesign

Illustrator

MS Office

Interests and Hobbies

Writing

Dance, Movie and Music

Sketching, Illustration and Paintings

Photography

Sculpting

Reading

GREEN DEN

Farm House

OUT HOUSE Weekend Home

Multispeciality Hospital

SUNDAR BARI

MISCELLANEOUS

WORKING DRAWINGS

STREETSCAPE

Architectural Design Competition

CONSTRUCTION

COMPETITION

MISCELLANEOUS

Model Making

Art , Photography

NIRVANA EN ROUTE THE LAST TRUTH

The architecture of a crematorium serves as a powerful medium that merges emotions and functions to create an unobstructed and organized environment for mourning and remembrance. It is a space where individuals are temporarily suspended from their regular lifestyles, allowing them to connect with their emotions and transcend their fears. Within the confines of a crematorium, the funeral process can evoke confusion and a flood of sentiments, making it crucial to design a space that facilitates a profound emotional connection between the living and the departed.

Through careful consideration of sensory experiences, spatial flow, ritual accommodation, privacy, communal spaces, symbolism, and natural integration, architecture can create an atmosphere that honors the life of the deceased while providing solace, reflection, and support for the grieving individuals.

This intentional design fosters a space where emotions and functions seamlessly merge, offering comfort, healing, and a meaningful experience for those navigating the mourning process.

• Site Location : Begumpura, opposite bibi-ka-maqbara, Aurangaad

• Site Access : 30 M wide road

About The City [ Why this City ? ]

The tourism hub of the Indian state of Maharashtra is Aurangabad one of the cities in Asia with the greatest population growth. Named for Aurangabad the final emperor of the Maratha kingdom in India,

Aurangabad is particularly well-known for serving as a stopover between the Ajanta and Ellora caves, both of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Yet there’s more to the lovely city in Maharashtra’s north than that.

The picturesque medieval city of Aurangabad provides a fascinating look into an illustrious past through a wealth of varied historical sites and a thriving present enhanced by untarnished cultural legacy.

Although having such historical infrastructure, enrich and diverse culture and intense potential growth of the city, The existing infrastructure are not well maintained and there is no provision of proper public spaces comparing to the other urban cities.

Among the 34 existing crematorium spaces the municipality has decided to active 19 of them with provision of new electric cremation chambers and its maintenance. Also they have planned 400 cremation center across the total district of A. This will help to improve the living quality of the city in many ways, the better urban fabric, cleanliness and proper cremation spaces for diverse community of the city considering the population growth near the future.

After studying several existing crematorium grounds in the city and its condition and scope for developments , the Begumpra Crematorium ground is finalized. Its located near a historic landmark in th city that is Bibi-ka-Maqbara, Its a multi-religious center that caters Hindu cremations as well as Buddhist Burial grounds. Also the site is near Kham river that is going under cleanliness drive under central gov. of India.

The current neighborhood has been increasing in this locality as there is open lands available near by, such multiple actors makes this site an appropriate site for rejuvenation of existing crematorium center.

Survey of Existing Site in the city

The existing site plan that we got from Muncipal corporation, the developement plan of the city

Banwadi Smashan Bhumi

Kialash Smashan Bhumi

Pratap Nagar Smashan Bhumi

Ayodhya Nagar Smashan Bhumi

Degree Days

Hourly heating and cooling degree days for each month

Swot Analysis

• There is existing are dedicated for cremation and burial grounds, Site is already well known in the surroundings.

• Its near Ghat hospital and Bibi-ka-Maqbara a historic landmark in the city and also growing area

• It is not visible due the encroachments at existing conditions.

• Site surroundings are very filthy.

• There is scope to make design that add on to the importance of locality in terms of visual design.

• The Eco-friendly ways of cremations can be introduced.

• The Kham river is taken under the cleanliness drive leaded by the central Gov. of India, So the post ritual ghats can be proposed in design.

• The garbage of near by area are thrown in the dry river.

• The encroachments of shops and homes on the approach roads.

Climatic Analysis

• The city experiences favorable climate where neither the summers are extremely hot nor the winters are freezing told. There is no too big difference between the summer and winter temperatures of the city. The climate of this district is characterized by a hot summer and general dryness throughout the year except during the southwest monsoon season.

Sun-path

Orthographic sun chart showing analemma for all 24 hours of the day

Wind Energy

Frequency of wind velocities and electricity produced using the specified wind turbine in an urban setting

Wind Chart

Frequency of wind directions and velocities for the whole year or selected hours during the year

SITE ANALYSIS

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University

Bibi ka maqbara

EXISTING SITE CONDITION

• The Death rate of the selected neighborhood :

• Funeral per week :

• Min : 3-5

• Max : 8-9

• Funeral per month :

• Min : 30

• Funeral per year:

• Min : 380

• Max : 550

The multifunctional space that simultaneously serves as both a crematorium and a graveyard, accommodating people of diverse religious backgrounds, stands as a symbol of inclusivity, unity, and compassion within the community. In a world often marked by divisions, this unique facility promotes harmony by allowing individuals to bid farewell to their loved ones according to their cultural and religious traditions.

Its coexistence of cremation and burial options on the same premises not only offers practical convenience for grieving families but also fosters a profound sense of shared humanity and respect for diversity. Furthermore, this site’s dedication to providing a dignified resting place for unidentified bodies and young children exemplifies a compassionate response to the most vulnerable members of society, underlining its role as a compassionate and unifying force in the city.

The existing crematorium is used by people from area like City chowk, Ghati Hospital, University area, Pahadsingh pura, etc.

It caters the area withing 1.5-2 km of radius from the site .

Cremation space Burial ground

Approach road to the site is Encroached by the houses and other activities, Site

Cremation Areas are not well Maintained

Children Plating between the creamation pyre

The care takers house

As the river is dry , the area is filled with garbage Boundary of the site is not defined and is broken at multiple areas

Pavemants are borken and there is no pathways leading to burial grounds and creamtion pyres

Concept Sketches

Undersatnding the events with respect to users reaction and experience

Design Synthesis

Buildings can't make people connect by themselves. But they can certainly design spaces where it's natural and enjoyable for folks to meet, learn, and socialize. That's what we're aiming for with these meeting spots. Having this in mind, the central spine is added as main processional pass and as a connecting bridge to all the activities for easy access.

Incorporating factors such as light, vegetation and vegetation and interaction between built and unbuilt sopaces to create scerene and calmness as well as the way to create a space for all

A central spine is added considering the existing shape of the site and spaces

Spaces branching out of the central spine creating functiona spaces

Functional spaces are converted into the Multiple masses of blocks

A. Entry andparking space - 2170 sq.m

60 : 2 wheelers

44 : 4 wheelers

03 : Hearse van

B. Entry dwar - 84sq.m

C. Admin block - 450 sq.m

D. Shop, canteen and library - 450 sq.m.

E. Canopy sit out - 120 sq.m.

F. Lotus pond - 1050 sq.m.

G. Prayer hall - 600 sq.m.

H.Service block - 420 sq.m.

I. Electric cremation pyre -712 sq.m.

J. Wooden cremation pyre -712 sq.m.

K. Hydraulic cremation pyre - 785 sq.m.

L. Hydraulic cremation pyre - 785 sq.m.

M. Mourners meeting area - 400 sq.m.

N. Mourners meeting area - 400 sq.m.

O. Ghat / Post ritual area

P. Bridge

Q. Ritual platform

R. Shower area

S. Care takers home

T. Graveyard space

U. Landscape sit out

V. Public Garden Space

• DESIGN NOTION

The site plan of the crematorium center is carefully designed to cater to the needs of mourners while also offering a serene and inclusive space for the wider community. The processional path, symbolizing the ups and downs of life, leads visitors through a series of activities and areas.

To ensure privacy during rituals, the cremation and burial areas are segregated from the public zone, allowing mourners to have their own space for reflection and farewells. The inclusion of natural elements, such as landscaped gardens, water features, and calming greenery, adds a sense of tranquility and serenity to the environment. Additionally, a dedicated landscape area is provided for public use, enabling the community and tourists to appreciate the beauty of the surroundings and witness the magnificent view of the crematorium from the ghta. By combining the sacred and the public, the site plan aims to challenge societal taboos surrounding crematoriums and foster a positive mindset towards these spaces, creating a more inclusive and compassionate society.

People Gathering in Prayer hall for the last tribute to their loved once

Cremation machines, also known as cremators, offer several notable advantages. They are considered environmentally friendly, as they reduce the need for land and avoid embalming chemicals. Cremation is cost-effective, eliminates long-term maintenance, and provides flexibility in memorialization options. It is culturally accepted in many societies and is well-suited to pandemic situations, minimizing disease transmission risks. Additionally, it helps alleviate land pressure in densely populated areas, making it a practical and thoughtful choice for end-of-life arrangements.

Pre-ritual

Family and freinds performing the last rituals

Cremation furnace

People sitting in pavillions

People sitting/ waiting and having conversations

Cremation Pyre pyre

Explode view of a unit of cremation pyre

Sitting Space

Ladies washing up their hands and feet as per rituals

Families doing post rituals at the ghat and visiting the ghat

ANKUR

...grow in essence

Ankur is a Residential School based near a mountain range at Abdimandi [ outskirts of Aurangabad city ] , where students will learn, play and also grow as a human being . Considering the fact that each student need their own space to explore and extend their abiities, In Ankur their are places to interact , to play or just to have their personal space.

Nature is most magnificent source of learning and this site is in such a place surrounded by mountains , trees and in the peaceful area So, The entire school campus is planned in such a way that will bring the outside nature inside the built spaces.

Location :

Abdimandi , near Daulatabad, 1.5 KM away from highway road [NH 211 ], Aurangabad .

Site Analysis :

The site is away from the main city, It has silent and peaceful ambience surrounded by hillsat Noerth east , Includes Semi-arid soil, seasonal shrubs and bushes with 26 number of exisiting tree. The contours rising 3.5 m .

View of sitting around the courtyard

Entrance view of Academic Block

View of Corridor from Staircase

ACADEMIC BLOCK

Childrens Intractig and playing in classrooms

Courtyard, Corridor and Staircasencan be used by students to play, to eat, to just sit for discussions in break time

The extended interactive place is created for students for their extra curricular activities and fun time. The tinted glass widows are provided their

RACHANA

... explore new bond

The design merges activities for industrial, commercial use as well as a place for citizens to spend their leisure time .

It revolves around three centric points that connects the different functions together with proper segregation among them in such a way that users can efficiently roam inside the centre .

The radial form helps to achieve the purpose for the same .

Placing the three different Central zones according to the Various Functions in such a way that it’s flexible to connect at times .

Emerging the Radial lines from the Centre of three zones [alloted in circles ] and form the Built spaces with respect to the connectivity of different activities.

Formation of built spaces with appropriate zonning and the Central plazas together with highlighting the use of geometry .

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Exploded View Of Exhibition And Convention Halls

Exhibition Panels Inspired By The Form Of Tree Where Hanging Art Can Be Displayed Along With Vertical Art

Interior VIew Of Exhibition Hall

... spend time in curves

KOSH CAFE situated in aurangabad is a shell structure inspired by the concept of BUD - from where flower imerges centrally as it is besides dense trees and public garden . The entitre structure is designed to form impermeablilty of interior atmosphere to it’s exterior.

Hand render view of cafeteria from East side [ medium markers ]

Site

Material Specification

The main structural materials are steel framing and pre-cast concrete slab, which will be standing on round columns to transfere the load to the ground. Interior framing is to be constructed in steel framing with glass panels, jali work [ for solids and voids ] that will give playof diffused light in the interors and above it wooden panels are provided .

Fixed Glass Panels Wooden Columns

Vertical Woden Panels

Vertical Steel Joist In Between Framings

Hand render view of entrance from West side [ medium markers ]

GREEN DEN

Presentation Drawings Research Work

Fact files

Quotations

Period : 2021

Location : Nasik, Maharashtra, India

Client : B.N.Singh

Site Area : 4600 sq.m

Principal Architect : Ar. Suraj Pawar

Project Architect : Ar. Viraj Deshmukh, Ar.Omkar Rahate

A stay built in, around and for the nature.

Settled amidst blissful natural beauty with panoramic view of the mountain ranges and landscape glances of the mighty Gangapur Dam.

A self sustainable and eco friendly home. We have always been fascinated by Srilankan and Kerala architecture. So a village style house with roof-tiles and exterior brick or stone walls is how we look at this house. Green reflections and elements both from outside and within the rooms, well-manicured garden, adorned with both shrubs and shade giving trees.”

“The whole thought of having this second home began as we realized the fading value of materialistic living. An escape into a perfect blend of comfort and elementary vacation.”

Front View

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

After the construction is completed at particular stage, the selection of various elements for the interior furniture, fabrics, IPS flooring, wooden frames of

windows and doors, artifacts, idols, sculptures and many more.

To give client a better understanding and also let them know about their own taste we did detail research of with multiple options of each elements. The presentations are prepared in the simple way possible along with the fact files, Quantities and quotations.

Longitudinal Section

Professional Learnings :

A. The method of representation to client in detail.

B. Research for different interior elemenet in detail.

C. Understanding of consideration of clients perspective while the time of selection.

D. Creative process to explore the design options.

E. Collaborative Working helps to produce best outcomes.

F. File documentation of quotations, quantities and timeline.

Every room has brass inlay in the IPS flooring as to add elegance.

To explore multiple patterns according to the each function.

Rangoli with different geometric patterns, kolam designs and dotted rangolies were done in the studio.

of Exploration of metal floor inlay in patterns through using rangoli design

Master Bedroom Att.

Living area

The objective was to display and discuss the interior design specifications in depth with clients and to plan further modifications . To show the interior specifications of Green Den in detail with respect to IPS Flooring, Furniture, Electrical Fixtures, Plumbing fixtures, artifacts , etc.

Quntity of electric fixtures / wooden frames : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uR71tQN9CO36s9MG0MW380AaY4_U5dG1FwmINzoQgj0/edit?usp=sharing

Night View

OUTHOUSE

Footing Model 3D

3D Model

Presentation Drawings

Working Drawings

Quotations

Period : 2022

Location : Gangapur Road, Nashik, Maharashtra, India

Client : Mr . Ritesh Hanswani

Site Area : 3100.00 sq.m

Principal Architect : Ar. Suraj Pawar

Project Architect : Ar. Viraj Deshmukh,

Outhouse is designed to provide the sense of calmness and relaxation in the chaos of urban life style. Situated at the Gangapur road with simple planning including living room, dining room, kitchen and a toilet area with an open lawn space in front side. There are two huge varhanda spaces from both the sides, a seating space at the back to have leisure time.

Longitudinal Section

Cross Section

Backside Varahnda

The design features an expansive open floor plan, seamlessly integrating the living, dining, and kitchen areas into a unified, multi functional living space. This arrangement creates a versatile environment that promotes interaction and adaptability. Enhancing the appeal, two spacious verandahs bookend the structure – one at the front and one at the back.

These generous outdoor spaces serve as excellent seating areas, adding a charming dimension to both sides of the layout. A distinct architectural highlight is the extended sloping roof at the front. This innovative addition offers the possibility of transforming the living and dining area into a delightful semi-open space, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living.

Wardrobe

FRONT LANDSCAPE VIEW

Wooden Quantity Work :

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PwwdAngIsXYjUj8CVLKgEA8-WDluh03l34_rgBLLG_8/edit#gid=0

Learnings from the project and work :

A. 3D model making.

B. 3D model of structural footing details for site execution.

C. Working drawings for on site execution.

D. Dealing with the deadlines to be followed for project timeline.

E. Preparing the quotations and quantities for the materials.

Structural Roof Columns above plinth

P.C.C.

Brickwork

Ground Beam

Footing

Murrum Filling

Plinth Beams

Note: 1. Niche Depth is 115 mm.

2. kadappa will flush with plaster.

3. PCC 100 MM Thk.

4. Ips Oxide floor 50 mm Thk.

Note:

All dimension are in meter. Drawing should not be measured, use of only written dimensions should be considered for work. Levels are suggestive and to be verified at the site. In case of doubt clarifications should be made with Spandan Design Studio.

Proposed Farmhouse at Gangapur Road, Nashik

Note:

1. Niche Depth is 115 mm.

2. kadappa will flush with plaster.

3. PCC 100 MM Thk.

4. Ips Oxide floor 50 mm Thk.

Note:

Note:

All dimension are in meter. Drawing should not be measured, use of only written dimensions should be considered for work. Levels are suggestive and to be verified at the site. In case of doubt clarifications should be made with Spandan Design Studio.

All dimension are in meter. Drawing should not be measured, use of only written dimensions should be considered for work. Levels are suggestive and to be verified at the site. In case of doubt clarifications should be made with Spandan Design Studio.

Legends:

base plate detail on beam

SECTION BB'

Proposed Farmhouse at Gangapur Road, Nashik

Proposed Farmhouse at Gangapur Road, Nashik

Sectional Elevation At D Spandan Design

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Front

SECTION BB'

Backside Verandah Rafter Roof plan Drawing

Note:

1. Niche Depth is 115 mm.

2. kadappa will flush with plaster.

3. PCC 100 MM Thk.

4. Ips Oxide floor 50 mm Thk.

Note: All dimension are in meter. Drawing should not be measured, use of only written dimensions should be considered for work. Levels are suggestive and to be verified at the site. In case of doubt clarifications should be made with Spandan Design Studio.

Proposed Farmhouse at Gangapur Road, Nashik

Wall Hunged WC

SECTIONAL ELEVATION AT B

Note:

Note:

Overhead Shower

Mirror

Concealed

Thermostatic Mixer

Toilet Paper Holder

Overhead Shower

Concealed Flush Plate

Angular Stop Cock

Concealed

Health Faucet

Concealed Tap

Counter Top Basin Single Lever Basin Tap 300 mm sunk

Thermostatic Mixer

Wall Hunged WC

Concealed Tap

SECTIONAL ELEVATION AT C

PLAN - TOILET

SECTIONAL ELEVATION AT A

SECTIONAL ELEVATION AT D

Note:

All dimension are in meter. Drawing should not be measured, use of only written dimensions should be considered for work. Levels are suggestive and to be verified at the site. In case of doubt clarifications should be made with Spandan Design Studio.

All dimension are in meter. Drawing should not be measured, use of only written dimensions should be considered for work. Levels are suggestive and to be verified at the site. In case of doubt clarifications should be made with Spandan Design Studio.

All dimension are in meter. Drawing should not be measured, use of only written dimensions should be considered for work. Levels are suggestive and to be verified at the site. In case of doubt clarifications should be made with Spandan Design Studio.

Address:

India Assurance, Near Trimbak Nakka, Nashik - 422001

spandandesignstudio2019@gmail.com 9767725000/8208137382

Proposed Farmhouse at Gangapur Road, Nashik

Proposed Farmhouse at Gangapur Road, Nashik

Spandan Design

Dealt : Ar. Viraj D Revision Drg. Name

Address: Ashwini Bunglow,Besides New India Assurance, Near Trimbak Nakka, Nashik - 422001

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Wall Hunged WC

Concealed Flush Plate Health Faucet

Faucet Pipe 32 mm Dia. Flush Pipe 50 mm Dia. Drain Pipe 75 mm Dia.

SECTIONAL ELEVATION AT B

Note:

All dimension are in meter. Drawing should not be measured, use of only written dimensions should be considered for work. Levels are suggestive and to be verified at the site. In case of doubt clarifications should be made with Spandan Design Studio.

Mirror Murum

soling

filling

Angular Stop Cock

Concealed

Thermostatic Mixer

Concealed Tap

SECTIONAL ELEVATION AT D

Proposed Farmhouse at Gangapur Road, Nashik

Dealt : Ar. Viraj D Revision Drg. Name Date

Drawn By Scale Ar. Suraj Pawar

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SANJIBANI

...Sundar bari compitition

Soft patel paintings

ART

Soft patel paintings

Bookmarks

Illustation

Bookmarks

Sketches

Illustation

Handmade Page for Refrence Book

Sketches

Ganapati Idol Making

Illustration

Multiple options are created with model and illustrations for better understanding of the for the right fit

Dare to be ‘DIFFERENT ’

[ Journey of an Unconventional Architectural Workplace]

Dare to be ‘DIFFERENT ’

[ Journey of an Unconventional Architectural Workplace]

Nov 2022 Nasik [ Shivani Pawar ]

Nov 2022 Nasik [ Shivani

Pawar ]

To stand out in the chaos of the world, haven’t all of us dreamed about this at least once in our lifetime? Like a par ticular star that grabs our attention on a starr y night by shining the brightest! To be seen, noticed, and appreciated for the skills we have; to be valued for the work we put in with our blood, sweat, and tears All of us want to provide the world with quality, something the world will consider good and impor tant.

To stand out in the chaos of the world, haven’t all of us dreamed about this at least once in our lifetime? Like a par ticular star that grabs our attention on a starr y night by shining the brightest! To be seen, noticed, and appreciated for the skills we have; to be valued for the work we put in with our blood, sweat, and tears. All of us want to provide the world with quality, something the world will consider good and impor tant

Yet, formed by the moulds of regularity in the environment constantly demanding instant results from us, somewhere we lose our true essence, which makes us who we truly are

Yet, formed by the moulds of regularity in the environment constantly demanding instant results from us, somewhere we lose our true essence, which makes us who we truly are.

That ver y essence is necessary to reflect our uniqueness. Many times we have to put extra effor t into creating this uniqueness or refinement of it. There is a difference between being unconventional in the respective fields of our journey. Fewer are those who understand that to gain something different from the rest, one has to walk on an odd path

That ver y essence is necessary to reflect our uniqueness. Many times we have to put extra effor t into creating this uniqueness or refinement of it There is a difference between being unconventional in the respective fields of our journey Fewer are those who understand that to gain something different from the rest, one has to walk on an odd path

“ Normality is a paved road It's comfor table to walk on, but no flowers grow on it ”

- Vincent Van Gogh

“ Normality is a paved road. It's comfor table to walk on, but no flowers grow on it. ”

- Vincent Van Gogh

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Content Writing

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