SHRAVYA JHAWAR-UNDERGARDUATE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURAL

PORTFOLIO SHRAVYA JHAWAR

INDEX

1

MUNICIPAL SCHOOL AD-SEM5

2

BIODIVERSITY CENTER AD-SEM6

3 FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES

INDEX

4 BIODIVERSITY PARK LANDSCAPE

5

WORKING DRAWING

6

DOCUMENTATION AND COMPETITIONS

1 MUNICIPAL SCHOOL-AD SEM 5

The primary function of schools is to provide education to children and young adults. Schools offer structured learning environments where students can acquire knowledge, develop skills, and gain a broad understanding of various subjects. Education is crucial for personal growth, intellectual development, and the acquisition of essential life skills. It is a place where different cultures, religions, and regions background come together under one roof. provide education, promote socialization, support personal development, ensure equal opportunities, prepare students for the future, engage with the community, and foster a lifelong love for learning. Their significance extends beyond the classroom, contributing to the overall well-being and progress of individuals and society as a whole.

OBJECTIVES: a) To design a municipal school till grade 10. b) To include spaces for specially abled children as well. c) To design in accordance with the surrounding .

Built Up Area:-2000 sq.m.

SITE ANALYSIS

The site is present near the domestic airport in Santacruz, Mumbai. The buildings hence are not more than 5 floors tall, since they follow the AAI construction rules. It is situated on a secondary road which is intern connected to the SV Road Flyover. It has informal settlements on the northern side of the site and neccesary amenities around it.

B

PROCESS

C

D

D’

F

F’ B’

MASTER PLAN SCALE:- 1:100

Solid and void , space exploration excercise done to understand the interlinking of spaces and massing

C’

N

The plan indicates that of a school with built up area of 2000sq.m. for claases upto 10th grade. The interior spaces of the project were designed first and the the facades and the extreioir spaces. The school has been designed keeping in mind a space for specially abled children as well. There is a small transition space between two classroom to stimulate communication and also encoourage the students to help form a bond with the specially abled children. the two facades opposite to one another are connected via bridges that overlook the ground below and is covered with glass above.

WAFFLE SLAB CONSTRUCTION 1st FLOOR PLAN SCALE:-1:100

The building has clssrooms on one side and activity area on the other which are then interlinked via a bridge. The design focuses on inclusion, transition spaces and solid and void play. materials used are rcc , fly ash bricks , since they are locally available.

MEZZANINE CONSTRUCTION

ROOF DETAIL

SECTION C-C’ SCALE:-1:100

CONFERENCE ROOM

COMMON PLAY ROOM

MEETING ROOM

4th FLOOR PLAN SCALE:-1:100

LECTURE HALL AND AV ROOM

LECTURE HALL AND AV ROOM

2 BIODIVERSITY CENTER- AD SEM6

The term ‘biological diversity’ or ‘biodiversity’ refers to the variety of life on Earth. It denotes to the wide variety of ecosystems and living organisms as animals, plants, their genes and habitats. The earth and evolution processes are very ancient phenomena.

Biodiversity centers serve as hubs for the conservation of various plant and animal species. They work towards preserving endangered and threatened species by providing suitable habitats, implementing breeding programs, and conducting research on their biology and ecology.They often offer interactive exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs that raise awareness about the value of diverse ecosystems and the threats they face. By promoting environmental literacy, biodiversity centers inspire individuals to take action and make informed decisions to protect biodiversity.

OBJECTIVES: a) To conserve the existing bio-diverse ecology b) To preserve the existing landscape features by implementing newer methodology c) To design a biodiversity Center Built Up Area:- 3000 sq.m.

SITE ANALYSIS

Visual connection of the site is dependent on the placement , amount and type of trees that are situated on the site. Most of the spaces of the site is not visible to human eye from outside because of the natural and man made features present.

Mulund - Airoli bridge lies on the northern side of the site from where one can visit the forest range office, etc.

Global Significance: The high species diversity of birds in Thane Creek. Flamingo Santuary and presence of many globally important species along with the rich abundance of Flamingos makes the area globally significant and the site has also been categorized as under IBA. It is an important part of the wetland complex and is a marine protected area declared under Wildfire Protection Act.

PROCESS

It depicts the movement pattern within the space. it also shows that after reaching a certain point one will be able to view the main facades.

MASTER PLAN SCALE:-1:100

It depictsthe linear movement where at the ends the main spaces are loacated , it acts as a highlight point.

zig zag movement pattern

N

The spaces have been interconnected via transition spaces that too have been openend up for better light and ventilation to take place. The labs are connected to the admin and lounge via the bridges that give a parabolic view from the site. The blocks are placed at 45 degrees so that the services, the labs have a parabolic view from the site. one side of the staircase is made out of jalli bricks for light and shadow.

CONSTRUCTION

VIEW - ADMIN OFFICE

FLOWER BED

The building materials used was concrete, steel and Fly ash brick which were locally available in that area.

The jalli wall used is for light and ventilation. it is also used to play with shadow.

VIEW - ADMIN OFFICE AUDI CEILING

JALLI WALL

VIEW - LIBRARY

VIEW - CONFERENCE ROOM

VIEW - LIBRARY

The library area has been designed in a way that it gets optium light nad ventilation. It has two spaces , one which is formally made with chairs ,etc. The other side has an informal seating and the steps leads one to the balcony space whic is too curated for reading and enjoying the scenic view.

The common office space is shared by not more than 2 people where the balcony leads to an informal seating so that it can help with idea stimulation.

The building is designed iin accordance with the passive strategies such as orientation of the building, orientation of the windows in the wiindward direction,etc.

VIEW - LOUNGE

Every building has a small transition space or portico space which helps in community building as well.

The common courtyard has mounds on which one can sit and enjoy the scenic view.

3 FIRE FIGHTING-SERVICES

Fire fighting services is critical for saving lives, protecting property, ensuring public safety, mitigating hazards, coordinating emergency responses, educating the public, and safeguarding the environment.

Firefighters and fire departments are vital components of emergency services, working tirelessly to prevent, respond to, and mitigate the impacts of fires and other related emergencies.

OBJECTIVES: a) To design a hotel with basement. b) To include service core,parking space and R.G. c) To incorporate fire fighting services.

Built Up Area:-2000 sq.m.

4 BIODIVERSITY PARK

The term ‘biological diversity’ or ‘biodiversity’ refers to the variety of life on Earth. It denotes to the wide variety of ecosystems and living organisms as animals, plants, their genes and habitats. The earth and evolution processes are very ancient phenomena.

The biodiversity park aims to highlight the bio-diverse and ecology features particular to that area.

The preservation and conservation of this eco-sensitive zone for promoting conservation education that ultimately will have positive impacts on environmental quality and conservation ethics. Exposure to nature also improves psychological and social health thereby need to revive and promote the need to protect these bio-diverse areas is important. Parks help build healthy, stable communities critical for child development.

OBJECTIVES: a) To conserve the existing bio-diverse ecology b) To preserve the existing landscape features by implementing newer methodology c) To implement ecological-techniques for conserving the wilderness and the sensitive mangrove, mudflats and wetland areas. d) Induce recreational spaces seamless with the existing context BUILT UP AREA:-3200 SQ.M

ELEMENTS

WATCH TOWER

JALLI SCREEN WALL -SEATING SPACE

The design of the park has been taken place keeping in mind the surrounding environment. The park incorporates a water body within it and has activities spaced around it. The park has been planned keeping in mind that it stimulates all the 5 senses as and when one moves from one space to the other. the pavemnts materials , to the flowers ,tress ,etc. placed have been done for the same.

SUNKEN SEATING SPACE

AMPHITHEATRE

SWING

BAMBOO JOINERY

The central deck acts as the main space from which the water body within the site can be overlooked along with the otehr activities.

Withiin the zen garden provided we have small meeting spots where one can sit and medidate,etc.

BRIDGE AREA

BAMBOO JOINERY

BIRD HOUSE The design includes bird hide and watch tower that have a panaromic view of the site. the watch tower has different views on different floors.

The amphitheatre is made at a slope which contains bamboo tree behind the stage , which acts as a backdrop.

The main deck area connects one to the activity spaces and the seating spaces as well. It acts as a junction point.

SEATING BY WATER BODY

SEATING SPACE

Bamboo, brick and stones are used as construction material to build the park. These were the locally available and sustainable material.

5 WORKING DRAWING

Working drawing sheets serve as communication tools between designers, engineers, fabricators, and construction professionals. They convey precise and detailed information, enabling accurate interpretation and implementation of the design. These sheets are crucial for achieving consistency, quality, and accuracy in the construction or fabrication process.

OBJECTIVES: a) To design a complex and particular building. b) To include R.G.space, services,etc. c) To orient the buildings adjacent to one another.

NOTES

SCHEDULE OF WALLS SR. CEILING NO. NO.

24270

slo

3730 4780

1390

C15 B-230X550

BEDROOM

900 X 2100

800 X 2050

38 MM THICK T.W. PANEL FINISHED WITH MELAMINE POLISH

TOILET

700 X 2100

650X 2050

28 MM THICK LAMINATED SINGLE SHUTTER DOOR

3100

D2 D3

1

W1

LIVING, 1500 X 1500 BEDROOM

2

W3

KITCHEN

1500 X 900

ALUMINUM FRAMED SHUTTER WINDOW; 10 MM CLEAR GLASS; TWO 20 MM ALUMINUM SHUTTERS

450

2100

3

V

TOILET

600 X 900

ALUMINIUM FRAMED 6MM GLASS LOUVRES

1200

2100

3310

660

660

1220

2560

lift

LEGEND

DESCRIPTION

LIVING ROOM,BEDROOMS 500 X 500 MM MARBLE STAIRCASE BLOCK, TILES LOBBY

1

F1

2

F2

KITCHEN

500 X 500 MM CERAMIC TILES

3

F3

ALL TOILETS

300 X 300 SKID FREE TILES

1150

C28 C-230X600

150

C29 B-230X550

1170

880

2800

910 3230

W3

2800

1250

880 910

KITCHEN 4300X2530

2720

+750

+600

+450

+300

4

3

2 1

3230

F2 S2 C1 W2

BALCONY 1180X2720 SUNK 200

2530

+900

6

5

2780

F3 S2 C2 W2

S2

LOCATION

DESCRIPTION

LIVING ROOM,BEDROOMS, 100 MM SKIRTING OF STAIRCASE BLOCK, TILES USED FOR LOBBY FLOORING

0

V

2

10

00

1:1

pe

KITCHEN, TOILET

DADO USING SKID FREE TILES USED FOR FLOOR

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

4300 2160

1480

1000

1850

D3

950

5770

00

1340

1840

950

C47 C-230X600

1:1

C46 B-230X550

pe

00 1:1

BALCONY 3340X1400 SUNK 200

C45 B-230X550

4590

1:1

BALCONY 3730X1500 SUNK 200

950

NAME- SHRAVYA JHAWAR C48 B-230X550

slo 1220

950

1830

4000

1220

950

1830

950

1830

1220

7370

W1

W1

BALCONY 4590X1500 SUNK 200

1500

00

W1

pe

1500

1830

2720

C44 B-230X550

slo

4010

BALCONY 4010X1500 SUNK 200

BALCONY 3730X1400 SUNK 200

1830

3730

slo

950

950

1830

1220

7730

3600 0

550

1830

1620

4660

DWG No. & SCALE-50

3730 950

W1

3340

1400

1840

C42 A-230X500

W1

F1 S1 C1 W1

BEDROOM 4130X4650

550

3030

1830

00

950

pe

850

C43 B-230X550 940

1400

3730

2080

4650

00 1:1 pe

1570

1:1

00

BALCONY 3730X1570 SUNK 200

ROLL No.-2019

1:1

950

F1 S1 C1 W1

pe

1830

slo

950

W1

slo

D3

BALCONY 3750X1570 SUNK 200

3730

F1 S1 C1 W1

3730

870

F3 S2 C2 W2

W1

pe

TOILET 1230X2030

3750

1570

4630

BEDROOM 3230X4630

slo

160

910 1930

7370

BEDROOM 3730X3230

2100 4130

V

1230

1950

910

490 970

5100

F1 S1 C1 W1 1830

3230

950

40

D2

00

940

D3 860 3730

:1

1840

F3 S2 C2 W2

180

C41 D-230X700

3750 950

V

e1

3700

F1 S1 C1 W1

3620

F1 S1 C1 W1

F1 S1 C1 W1

V

2840

3700

7370

8080

LIVING ROOM 5280X7320

2030

LIVING ROOM 6290X7320

1600

BEDROOM 3730X3230

V

3620

3730

3230

3230

D2

F3 S2 C2 W2

510

980

slo p

BEDROOM 3750X3230

160

2910

1900

570

C40 C-230X600

COLLEGE STAMP & SIGN.

510

510 1040 420

D2

C39 C-230X600

1500

970

1040

dinning

790

D2

1230

TOILET 1230X1930

TOILET 1200X1900

1930

2550

dinning

1200

860

3730

C35 A-230X500

280

C34 C-230X600 C37 B-230X550

180

D3

D3

D2

910

780

980

980

C38 C-230X600

1230

1900

1830 880

450 470

TOILET 1230X2270

750

8270

1950

D3

880

C36 C-230X600

1010

860

F3 S2 C2 W2

720

1440

100

40 1220

1440

C33 C-230X600 C32 B-230X550

640

660

700

660

510

slo

V

S1

1:

TOILET 1830X3230

F3 S2 C2 W2

1

pe

2680

C30 B-230X550

5050

6290

910

1180

1830

1730

660

+1050

7

25140

C31 B-230X550

D1

5280

TOILET 1730X3230

SR. CEILING NO. NO.

1320

1220

+1200

1290

+1500

8

4200

+1800

10 9

UP +150

+1950

11 3180

1820 1050

6230

slo

600

5130

3170

530

3030 25140

4190

1260

1250

1150

3920

KITCHEN 2680X2530

SCHEDULE OF SKIRTINGS

SW1

C26 B-230X550

SW2

LOBBY 10070X4200

D1

1230

LOCATION

660 1150

1100

750 10070

C27 C-230X600

F2 S2 C1 W2

2100

SCHEDULE OF FLOORINGS

7000

300

1250

300

21 22

20

300

+3750

+3450

300

+3600

+3300

17 18 19

16 300

+2850

+2700

300

+3150

13

+2550

14 15 +2400 300

1150

450

1220

+2250

12 +2100

650

1590 1220

300

3710

SILL LINTEL LEVEL LEVEL

DESCRIPTION

1. THIS IS AN ACADEMIC EXERCISE. 2. DRAWINGS SHOULD NOT BE MEASURED. 3. DATA'S ARE ASSUMED WHEREVER REQUIRED. 4. R.C.C FRAMED STRUCTURE. 5. REFER SEPARATE NOTES FOR MINIMUM DEPTH,THICKNESS,PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. 6. WALLS ARE AND 230 AND 150 MM. THK. RESPECTIVELY. 7. BRICKS TO BE LAID WITH FROGS UPWARDS. 8. MORTARS SHOULD NOT EXCEED 18 MM IN THICKNESS. 9. FIRST COAT TO BE MADE WITH WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURES. 10.DRIP MOULD TO BE PROVIDED TO ANY PROJECTIONS. 11.PLASTER THICKNESS 12 MM INTERNALLY AND 18 MM EXTERNALLY. 12.ALL DIMENSIONS ARE FROM UNFINISHED TO UNFINISHED FACE. 13.LEVELS ARE MENTION WITH REFERENCE TO THE GROUND FLOOR LEVEL. 14.ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTIONS SUCH AS CHAJJA,CANOPIES TO BE SHOWN IN DOTTED LINE, EXCEPTION FOR CASE SPECIFIC. 15.VOIDS TO BE MARKED WITH DIAGONAL LINES. 16.DRAWINGS TO BE CHECKED THOROUGHLY

BY THE SITE ENGINEER BEFORE THE EXECUTION OF WORK. 17.ANY AMBIGUITY TO BE CLARIFIED BY THE ARCHITECT WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT IN WRITING.

SW3

F2 S2 C1 W2

UNFINISHED OPENING (MM)

ALUMINIUM FRAMED HORIZONTAL SLIDING WINDOW; 10 MM CLEAR GLASS; TWO 20 MM ALUMINIUM TRACKS

SR. CEILING NO. NO.

C22 B-230X550

D1

C24 B-230X550

1500

2270

2 3

00

1:1

BALCONY 2730X3230 SUNK 200

W3

1220

2530

2530

2530

F2 S2 C1 W2

3230

C25 B-230X550

2580

38 MM THICK T.W. PANEL MELAMINE POLISH SINGLE SHUTTER DOOR

C18 B-230X550

1810 3450

C21 C-230X600

200

2530

TOILET 1390X2380

140

C17 B-230X550

KITCHEN 3450X2530

2530

2530

1220

160

350 4750

3500

D1

C23 A-230X500

910

900 X 2050

F3 S2 C2 W2

D3

3580

980

C20 C-230X600

W3

160

1050 X 2100

2380 940

C16 C-230X600

pe

C19 B-230X550

160

ENTRANCE

00

W3

slo

BALCONY 2530X2910 SUNK 200

2730

1230 910

2040

970

970

1240

80

280

860

D2 C14 D-230X700

1550

D1

V

450

160

5070

1220

1830

dinning

C13 B-230X550

3460

F2 S2 C1 W2

DESCRIPTION

1

W1

720

1 1: pe slo

KITCHEN 3460X2530

2910

SHUTTER SIZE (MM)

SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS

4870

3280

3080

D2

UNFINISHED OPENING (MM)

SR. DOOR LOCATION NO. NO.

6750

F1 S1 C1 W1

550

C12 C-230X600

2800

BALCONY 2730X1230 SUNK 200

C11 B-230X550

LIVING ROOM 6750X7310

F1 S1 C1 W1

2220

1950

W3

0

10

1:

pe

970

970

860

1510

350

990

LOCATION

C9 A-230X500

2730

240

3230

2380

D3

SR. DOOR NO. NO.

380

C8 C-230X600

870

400 X 400 MM CERAMIC DADO TILES, FIXED USING CEMENT MORTAR (1:4)

SCHEDULE OF DOORS

240

BEDROOM 3230X4350

F1 S1 C1 W1

KITCHEN, TOILET

2220

3100

BALCONY 2430X1530 SUNK 200

1830

3230

BEDROOM 3230X4350

dinning

F3 S2 C2 W2

BALCONY 2730X1500 SUNK 200

1830

4870

870

500

10

F1 S1 C1 W1

TOILET 1690X2380

7680

slo

1520

D3

1520

4350

160

1820

910

V

4330

1690

130

W2

C4 B-230X550

100

1520

LIVING ROOM 6290X7310

600 6290

620

360

4580

C10 B-230X550

1830

pe slo BALCONY 1730X1480 SUNK 200 W1

C7 D-230X700 900

6100

8620

340

V

00

D3

440

W1

:1

1 pe

1230

1 1:

W1

1240

BALCONY 2510X1240 SUNK 200

0

0 :1

450

2430

F3 S2 C2 W2

1730

1

pe

slo

100

870

2800

2510

0

1540

BALCONY 1540X1500 SUNK 200

650

00

W1

TOILET 1420X2830

470

10

1830

2800

2830 1370

C6 C-230X600

1:

TOILET 1230X2830

1630

1830

C5 A-230X500

pe

C3 A-230X500

2

2 COATS OF EMULSION PAINT BY BERGER PAINTS

4500

220

F3 S2 C2 W2

3520

slo

3170

910

V

3100

300

1520

1420

1600

0 10 1: BALCONY pe 1600 X2430 slo SUNK 200 2430

5770

17660

380

C2 A-230X500

300

C1 B-230X550

1520

LIVING ROOM,BEDROOMS STAIRCASE BLOCK, LOBBY

1230

3030

W1

1530

3550

300

300

1830

2830

570

1470

340

1500

1830

910

5720

340

DESCRIPTION

1

1640

4730

2230

LOCATION

EXAM SEAT No. 1220

950

1830

4000

1220

YEAR & SEM-2023,SEM6

29770

COLLEGE NAMERIZVI COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

C31 26900 Z

C35,C48 29600

C9,C18,C22,C34,C47 25590 Y

END FACE Z'

X

C17,C30 22330

C40,C46 21200 W

C4,C11 21090 V

SW1,SW3 20460

18740 T

S

U

C16,C29

C37 R

C45 17590

17410

C8 17090 Q

C15 16930

C3 15590 O

P

C7,C14,C21,C28,C41 13580

M

L

K

J

G

F

E

D

C

B

N

C2 11820

C13 10350

C36 9810

C44 9620 I

C6,C27 10130

C12,C20,C24 8100 H

C1,C10 6300

C39,C43 5580

C26,C33 4390

C23 3410

C19,C25 1760

C5,C38 1590

C42,C32 130 A

END FACE

NOTES

START FACE 24270

4730

5720

3550

5770

4500

END FACE X

C2,C3 24860

W

C1,C4 24830

V

C5,C9 21740

U

C6,C8 21700

T

C7 21660

S

20750

R

C14 17530

Q

C18 17450

P

C12,C13,C15,C16 17290

O

17130

3100

W

C4 B-230X550

1370

C1,C4 24830

C3 A-230X500

C2 A-230X500

C1 B-230X550

1370

X

3100

C2,C3 24860

1070 840

V U

C7 21660

T

C10,C11 20750

S

C6 C-230X600

C9 A-230X500

C8 C-230X600 C7 D-230X700

1720

C6,C8 21700

C5 A-230X500

1720

C5,C9 21740

C10 B-230X550

C11 B-230X550

CAR PARKING

0.3M 1270

1730

7670

C12 C-230X600

O

1.05M

2570

ADMIN OFFICE C20 C-230X600

21 22

3130

+300

4240

C27 C-230X600

C25 B-230X550

C28 C-230X600

C31 B-230X550 D1

D1

C29 B-230X550 3500

1.05M F3 S2 C2 W2

C36 C-230X600

C34 C-230X600

D3

C35 A-230X500

C37 B-230X550

E 8800

C

C23,C24 11060

J

C25,C26,C29 10020

I

C27,C28,C30,C31 9860

0.3M

C41 D-230X700

0.3M

7230

G

C35 7080

F

7060

E

C36,C37 6580

C32,C34

D

C38,C39,C40 4860

C

C41 3260

A

C42 A-230X500

C44 B-230X550

C47 C-230X600

C46 B-230X550

C45 B-230X550

A

C48 B-230X550

START FACE (+/-0,0)

4040

4000

3600

7730

4660

4000

Z'

C35,C48 29600

Z

C31 26900

Y

C9,C18,C22,C34,C47 25590

X

C17,C30 22330

W

C40,C46 21200

U

v

C4,C11 21090

SW1,SW3 20460

T

C16,C29 18740

R

S

C45 17590

17410 C37

Q

C8 17090

P

C15 16930

O

C3 15590

N

C7,C14,C21,C28,C41 13580

M

C2 11820

K

J

L

C13 10350

C6,C27 10130

9810 C36

I

C44 9620

H

C12,C20,C24 8100

F

G

C1,C10 6300

C39,C43 5580

E

C26,C33 4390

D

C23 3410

C

C19,C25 1760

B

C5,C38 1590

C42,C32 130

A

29770

START FACE

250

C42

NAME- SHRAVYA JHAWAR ROLL No.-2019 EXAM SEAT No. YEAR & SEM-2023,SEM6

4000

1730

C43,C44,C45,C46, C47,C48 280

END FACE

1500

250

B

C43 B-230X550

1500

C42

B

COLLEGE STAMP & SIGN.

DWG No. & SCALE-50

CAR PARKING C43,C44,C45,C46, C47,C48 280

STILT PLAN

C33

H

C40 C-230X600

2050

C41 3260

5050

10170

D

1730

C39 C-230X600

C38 C-230X600

1270

C38,C39,C40 4860

K

2800

WATCHMAN CABIN

TOILET 1320 X 2110

970

C32 B-230X550

F

SHEAR WALL 12870

C30 B-230X550

1.05M C33 C-230X600

L

26640

C24 B-230X550

3740

H

M

4200

20 +3450

+3600

+450

1250

C23 A-230X500

METER ROOM G

C21 14650 C19,C20,C22 14490

lift room

1.05M

I

C35 7080

C36,C37 6580

ENTRY/EXIT

N

10090

C26 B-230X550

7230

C32,C34 7060

C21 C-230X600

UP +150

3

2 1

26640

C33

D1

+3750

+3300 +600

+3150 +750

4

17 18 19 +2850

5

16 +2700

+900

+2550

+1050

6

300

7

13

14 15

300

+1200

+2400

300

8

12

+2250

300

+1500

300

+1950

4470

300

+1800

J

300

11

C25,C26,C29 10020

300

10 9

K

+2100

0

C23,C24 11060

F2 S2 C1 W2

4470

L

C22 B-230X550

+450

SHEAR WALL 12870

C27,C28,C30,C31 9860

+300

M

C17

4680

+150

C19,C20,C22 14490

C19 B-230X550

N

LEGEND

1130

5220

C21 14650

C18 B-230X550

C15 B-230X550

C13 5090 B-230X550

7370

17130

P

C17 B-230X550

1970

C17

C16 C-230X600

4450

C12,C13,C15,C16 17290

C14 D-230X700

300

Q

300

C18 17450

0.3M 7400

R

UP

C14 17530

C10,C11

1. THIS IS AN ACADEMIC EXERCISE. 2. DRAWINGS SHOULD NOT BE MEASURED. 3. DATA'S ARE ASSUMED WHEREVER REQUIRED. 4. R.C.C FRAMED STRUCTURE. 5. REFER SEPARATE NOTES FOR MINIMUM DEPTH,THICKNESS,PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. 6. WALLS ARE AND 230 AND 150 MM. THK. RESPECTIVELY. 7. BRICKS TO BE LAID WITH FROGS UPWARDS. 8. MORTARS SHOULD NOT EXCEED 18 MM IN THICKNESS. 9. FIRST COAT TO BE MADE WITH WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURES. 10.DRIP MOULD TO BE PROVIDED TO ANY PROJECTIONS. 11.PLASTER THICKNESS 12 MM INTERNALLY AND 18 MM EXTERNALLY. 12.ALL DIMENSIONS ARE FROM UNFINISHED TO UNFINISHED FACE. 13.LEVELS ARE MENTION WITH REFERENCE TO THE GROUND FLOOR LEVEL. 14.ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTIONS SUCH AS CHAJJA,CANOPIES TO BE SHOWN IN DOTTED LINE, EXCEPTION FOR CASE SPECIFIC. 15.VOIDS TO BE MARKED WITH DIAGONAL LINES. 16.DRAWINGS TO BE CHECKED THOROUGHLY

BY THE SITE ENGINEER BEFORE THE EXECUTION OF WORK. 17.ANY AMBIGUITY TO BE CLARIFIED BY THE ARCHITECT WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT IN WRITING.

START FACE (+/-0,0)

COLLEGE NAMERIZVI COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

330.0000

950.0000

OHT

1. THIS IS AN ACADEMIC EXERCISE. 2. DRAWINGS SHOULD NOT BE MEASURED. 3. DATA'S ARE ASSUMED WHEREVER REQUIRED. 4. R.C.C FRAMED STRUCTURE. 5. REFER SEPARATE NOTES FOR MINIMUM DEPTH,THICKNESS,PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. 6. WALLS ARE AND 230 AND 150 MM. THK. RESPECTIVELY. 7. BRICKS TO BE LAID WITH FROGS UPWARDS. 8. MORTARS SHOULD NOT EXCEED 18 MM IN THICKNESS. 9. FIRST COAT TO BE MADE WITH WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURES. 10.DRIP MOULD TO BE PROVIDED TO ANY PROJECTIONS. 11.PLASTER THICKNESS 12 MM INTERNALLY AND 18 MM EXTERNALLY. 12.ALL DIMENSIONS ARE FROM UNFINISHED TO UNFINISHED FACE. 13.LEVELS ARE MENTION WITH REFERENCE TO THE GROUND FLOOR LEVEL. 14.ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTIONS SUCH AS CHAJJA,CANOPIES TO BE SHOWN IN DOTTED LINE, EXCEPTION FOR CASE SPECIFIC. 15.VOIDS TO BE MARKED WITH DIAGONAL LINES. 16.DRAWINGS TO BE CHECKED THOROUGHLY

BY THE SITE ENGINEER BEFORE THE EXECUTION OF WORK. 17.ANY AMBIGUITY TO BE CLARIFIED BY THE ARCHITECT WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT IN WRITING.

580.0000

2100.0000

3270.0000

500.0000

NOTES

4080.0000

MUMTY ROOM

W3

LOBBY 4120.0000

LOBBY

D1

D1

STAIRCASE

W3 LOBBY

LEGEND

4120.0000

LOBBY

C

C3 A-230X500

C3 A-230X500

C13 B-230X550

balcony

C13 B-230X550

balcony

TOILET 1320 X 2110

TOILET 1320 X 2110 balcony

balcony

C7 C-230X600

C3 A-230X500

C7 C-230X600

C8 D-230X700

C3 A-230X500

balcony balcony

C13 B-230X550

living room

TOILET 1320 X 2110

C13 B-230X550

BEDROOM 3280 X 3740

BEDROOM 3280 X 3740

living room

dinning

TOILET 1320 X 2110

dinning C12 B-230X550 C6 C-230X600

C12 B-230X550

C6 C-230X600

C8 D-230X700

C13 B-230X550 C13 B-230X550

kitchen

D1

balcony kitchen

D1

balcony C6 C-230X600

C12 B-230X550

STAIRCASE

C7 C-230X600

C6 C-230X600

C13 B-230X550

lift

lobby

A

A'

B C3 A-230X500

C12 B-230X550

C12 B-230X550

C12 B-230X550

C7 C-230X600

C13 B-230X550

B'

C13 B-230X550

TOILET 1320 X 2110

TOILET 1320 X 2110

kitchen

balcony

balcony kitchen

C6 C-230X600 C7 C-230X600

C13 B-230X550

C6 C-230X600

C3 A-230X500

C12 B-230X550

TOILET 1320 X 2110

TOILET 1320 X 2110

dinning TOILET 1320 X 2110

dinning C7 C-230X600 C7 C-230X600

BEDROOM 3280 X 3740

C7 C-230X600

W3

BEDROOM 3280 X 3740 living room

living room C8 D-230X700

LOBBY

BEDROOM 3280 X 3740

LOBBY

BEDROOM 3280 X 3740

balcony

TOILET 1320 X 2110

balcony BEDROOM 3280 X 3740 C13 B-230X550

balcony

C13 B-230X550

C3 A-230X500

C13 B-230X550

balcony

C7 C-230X600

balcony

C13 B-230X550

balcony

C13 B-230X550

balcony

4120.0000

C'

C C3 A-230X500

C2 A-230X500

C1 B-230X550

C4 B-230X550

C

C6 C-230X600

C5 A-230X500

D1

C8 C-230X600

C7 D-230X700

D1

C9 A-230X500

balcony

C10 B-230X550 C11 B-230X550

STAIRCASE

0.3M

0.3M

C12 C-230X600

C13 B-230X550

C15 B-230X550

C14 D-230X700

C16 C-230X600

C18 B-230X550 C17 B-230X550

1.05M

ADMIN OFFICE C20 C-230X600

C19 B-230X550

D1 C21 C-230X600

ENTRY/EXIT

lobby

A

W3

A'

C25 B-230X550

C26 B-230X550

LOBBY

lift room

1.05M

C24 A-230X500

LOBBY

C27 C-230X600

D1

B

C29 B-230X550

C30 B-230X550

C28 B-230X550

METER ROOM

TOILET 1320 X 2110

B'

WATCHMAN CABIN 1.05M

1.05M

C32 C-230X600

1.05M

4120.0000

C31 B-230X550

C33 C-230X600

C35 C-230X600

C34 A-230X500

C36 B-230X550

C39 C-230X600 C37 C-230X600

C38 C-230X600

C'

0.3M

0.3M

C40 D-230X700

C45 B-230X550 C41 A-230X500

D1

C42 B-230X550

C43 B-230X550

C44 B-230X550

C46 C-230X600

C47 B-230X550

D1

STAIRCASE

SECTIONS

W3 LOBBY

LOBBY

4120.0000

COLLEGE STAMP & SIGN. D1

D1

STAIRCASE

W3 LOBBY

DWG No. & SCALE-50

4120.0000

LOBBY

NAME- SHRAVYA JHAWAR D1

ROLL No.-2019

D1

STAIRCASE

EXAM SEAT No. W3

LOBBY 4120.0000

LOBBY

LIFT SHAFT

D1

D1

STAIRCASE

W3

LOBBY

4120.0000

LOBBY

D1

D1

W3 LOBBY

LOBBY

2270.0000

4120.0000

90.0000

1090.0000

590.0000

STAIRCASE

240.0000

150.0000

D1

230.0000

YEAR & SEM-2023,SEM6

SECTION A-A'

COLLEGE NAMERIZVI COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

NOTES

SB

3460

650

200

UPPER CABINET WITH GLAZED SHUTTERS 600X540MM OVEN 600X540MM STOVE 400X400MM WATER PURIFIER 150MM DIA PIPE FOR CHIMNEY WOODEN CABINET BELOW WITH GLAZED SHUTTERS

320

1:1 00

60 190

700

660

SB

60

SB

A

230X450MM RCC BEAM 760X460MM KOHLER SINK 10MM TILE 20MM SCREED 150MM BBC

630

1:1

BALCONY 2530X2910 SUNK 200

00

250

390

490

670

230MM THK BRICK WALL 600X600 DADOTILE SAMSUNG FRIDGE UPPER CABINET WITH GLAZED SHUTTERS 600X540MM OVEN 600X540MM STOVE

DETAIL-A

18MM THK.GRANITE FASCIA PATTI 40X40 TEAK WOOD SHUTTER 18MMTHK. MARINE PLY

LEGEND 880

150MM DIA PIPE FOR CHIMNEY WOODEN CABINET BELOW WITH GLAZED SHUTTERS

60

PLAN CUT AT 2100MM FROM F.F

500

460

240

370

380

650 520

12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER

660

100

270

620

230MM THK BRICK WALL 600X600 DADOTILE 650X650MM SAMSUNG FRIDGE UPPER CABINET WITH GLAZED SHUTTERS 600X540MM STOVE 230X550MM RCC COLUMN 400X400MM WATER PURIFIER 150MM DIA PIPE FOR CHIMNEY

130

1770

pe

slo

2530

F2 S2 C1 W2

W3

620 510

770

150

910

230X450MM RCC BEAM SAMSUNG MICROWAVE 10MM TILE 20MM SCREED

540

650

550

3460

530

TILE DROP

1950

SB

SECTION A-A'

1200MM WIDE SLIDING WINDOW 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS 30MM THK STONE JAMB 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER

650

KITCHEN 3460X2530

2910

290

2220

710

1510

1020

990

290

140 150

18010

ELECTRICAL LAYOUT

1390

900

910

630

pe

slo

W3

2530

F2 S2 C1 W2

320

1:1

BALCONY 2530X2910 SUNK 200

00

60 190

SB

660

460

760

SB 630

530 340

1010

620

1200MM WIDE SLIDING WINDOW 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS

230MM THK BRICK WALL 600X600 DADOTILE 650X650MM SAMSUNG FRIDGE UPPER CABINET WITH GLAZED SHUTTERS 600X540MM STOVE

12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER

230X550MM RCC COLUMN WOODEN CABINET BELOW WITH GLAZED SHUTTERS 760X460MM KOHLER SINK 150MM DIA PIPE FOR CHIMNEY 540X420MM SAMSUNG MICROVAVE

400X400MM WATER PURIFIER UPPER CABINET WITH GLAZED SHUTTERS 50MM FASCIA DETAIL 230X450MM RCC BEAM WOODEN CABINET BELOW WITH GLAZED SHUTTERS 760X460MM KOHLER SINK 10MM TILE 20MM SCREED 150MM BBC

120

930

PLAN CUT AT 1800MM FROM F.F

KEY PLAN

230MM THK BRICK WALL

2210

SB TILE DROP

550

650

280

SB

3460

400

1950

SB

SECTION B-B'

1200MM WIDE SLIDING WINDOW 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS 30MM THK STONE JAMB 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER

40

KITCHEN 3460X2530

2910

880

1210

2220

710

1510

650

990

F2 S2 C1 W2

460

760

2090

BALCONY 2530X2910 SUNK 200

230MM THK BRICK WALL 600X600 DADOTILE

690

pe

slo

W3

2530

F2 S2 C1 W2

550

SB TILE DROP

1200MM WIDE SLIDING WINDOW 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS 30MM THK STONE JAMB 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER

1. THIS IS AN ACADEMIC EXERCISE. 2. DRAWINGS SHOULD NOT BE MEASURED. 3. DATA'S ARE ASSUMED WHEREVER REQUIRED. 4. R.C.C FRAMED STRUCTURE. 5. REFER SEPARATE NOTES FOR MINIMUM DEPTH,THICKNESS,PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. 6. WALLS ARE AND 230 AND 150 MM. THK. RESPECTIVELY. 7. BRICKS TO BE LAID WITH FROGS UPWARDS. 8. MORTARS SHOULD NOT EXCEED 18 MM IN THICKNESS. 9. FIRST COAT TO BE MADE WITH WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURES. 10.DRIP MOULD TO BE PROVIDED TO ANY PROJECTIONS. 11.PLASTER THICKNESS 12 MM INTERNALLY AND 18 MM EXTERNALLY. 12.ALL DIMENSIONS ARE FROM UNFINISHED TO UNFINISHED FACE. 13.LEVELS ARE MENTION WITH REFERENCE TO THE GROUND FLOOR LEVEL. 14.ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTIONS SUCH AS CHAJJA,CANOPIES TO BE SHOWN IN DOTTED LINE, EXCEPTION FOR CASE SPECIFIC. 15.VOIDS TO BE MARKED WITH DIAGONAL LINES. 16.DRAWINGS TO BE CHECKED THOROUGHLY

BY THE SITE ENGINEER BEFORE THE EXECUTION OF WORK. 17.ANY AMBIGUITY TO BE CLARIFIED BY THE ARCHITECT WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT IN WRITING.

680

1950

SB

550

490

KITCHEN 3460X2530

KITCHEN 3460X2530

2910

1070

2220

120

670

1510

650

990

590

640

KITCHEN DETAILS SCALE-30 SHRAVYA JHAWAR

2220

C

TILE DROP 1220

F2 S2 C1 W2

W3

640 1010

TILE DROP

F2 S2 C1 W2

SB

1950

W3 1010

EXAM SEAT No.

3460

YEAR -2023,SEM6

670

570

A'

540

A

BALCONY 2530X2910 SUNK 200

00

230X550MM RCC COLUMN

ROLL No.-2019

2220

KITCHEN 3460X2530

1:1

540

1510

2910

pe

570

B

990

slo

230MM THK BRICK WALL 600X600 DADOTILE FRIDGE UPPER CABINET LOWER CABINET 600X540MM OVEN LPG CYLINDER

3460

0

0 1:1 pe slo

BALCONY 2530X2910 SUNK 200

1200MM WIDE SLIDING WINDOW 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS 30MM THK STONE JAMB 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER

500

KITCHEN 3460X2530

2910

SB

1950

2530

SECTION C-C'

2530

1510

500

990

PLAN CUT AT 600MM FROM F.F B' C' SECTION LINES

COLLEGE NAMERIZVI COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

NOTES 1. THIS IS AN ACADEMIC EXERCISE. 2. DRAWINGS SHOULD NOT BE MEASURED. 3. DATA'S ARE ASSUMED WHEREVER REQUIRED. 4. R.C.C FRAMED STRUCTURE. 5. REFER SEPARATE NOTES FOR MINIMUM DEPTH,THICKNESS,PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. 6. WALLS ARE AND 230 AND 150 MM. THK. RESPECTIVELY. 7. BRICKS TO BE LAID WITH FROGS UPWARDS. 8. MORTARS SHOULD NOT EXCEED 18 MM IN THICKNESS. 9. FIRST COAT TO BE MADE WITH WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURES. 10.DRIP MOULD TO BE PROVIDED TO ANY PROJECTIONS.

S S

1220 150

LEGEND

900

900

150

300

380

400

260

90

130

90

V

SECTION B-B'

B'

600MM GRANITE PLATFORM 18MM STONE JAMB 10MM TILE DROP KOHLER WALL MOUNTED WC

V

F3 S2 C2 W2

1:10

pe

slo

300

600

100MM DIA NAHNI TRAP

670

D3

slope

1:1

D3

270

0

:1

e1

slop

V

150MM DIA PVC SOIL PIPE 50MM DIA PVC MAIN WATER SUPPLY PIPE

100 MM DIA ANTI-SIPHONAGE PIPE KOHLER MIXER TAP KOHLER CERAMIC WASH ABSIN 18MM STONE JAMB 10MM TILE DROP KOHLER WALL MOUNTED WC

F3 S2 C2 W2

KEY PLAN

TOILET DETAILS D3

CIVIL PLAN C'

0

0

TOILET 1830X3230

100MM DIA WASTE WATER PIPE MIXER TAP KOHLER

D3

80

650

S

360

1:1

slope

390

880 630

890 860 410

720

260

100MM DIA NAHNI TRAP KOHLER MIXER TAP KOHLER CERAMIC WASH BASIN

TOILET 1830X3230

230MM THK BRICK WALL 10MM TILE DROP 300X300MM VETRIFIED DADO TILES 230X550MM RCC COLUMN 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER 900MM WIDE FROSTED GLASS LOUVERS 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS 30MM THK STONE JAMB SERVICE SLAB

360

F3 S2 C2 W2

1000

3230 600

520

430

1060 2390

B

A'

0

:1

e1

slop

0

1:1

slope

300

570

V

S

1270

430

200

150

TOILET 1830X3230

540

300X300MM VETRIFIED DADO TILES 230MM THK BRICK WALL 10MM TILE DROP 300X300MM VETRIFIED DADO TILES 230X550MM RCC COLUMN 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER 900MM WIDE FROSTED GLASS LOUVERS 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS 30MM THK STONE JAMB SERVICE SLAB

1000

880 150

slo

480

A

0

3230

1:1

880

slope

0

pe1:1

2390

380

390

1830

880

1270

1830

F3 S2 C2 W2

SECTION A-A'

170

C

430 1510

90

150 200

180

180

SECTION C-C'

70

380

900 130 110120 110 150

1600

40

560

450

100

150MM DIA PVC SOIL PIPE KOHLER WALL MOUNTED WC 50MM DIA PIPE

650

450

590

TOILET

100 MM DIA ANTI-SIPHONAGE PIPE

70

90120

S

300X300MM VETRIFIED DADO TILES 230X450MM RCC BEAM 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER 900MM WIDE FROSTED GLASS LOUVERS 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS 30MM THK STONE JAMB SERVICE SLAB

240

770

350

TOILET

330

190

600

670

BOTTLE TRAP MIXER TAP KOHLER KOHLER WALL MOUNTED WC 50MM DIA PIPE KOHLER MIXER TAP 10MM TILE 20MM SCREED 150MBBC

230MM THK BRICK WALL

1000

840

TOILET

300X300MM VETRIFIED DADO TILES 230X450MM RCC BEAM 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER 900MM WIDE FROSTED GLASS LOUVERS 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS 30MM THK STONE JAMB 100MM DIA WASTE WATER PIPE MIXER TAP KOHLER 10MM TILE 20MM SCREED 150MBBC

100

300X300MM VETRIFIED DADO TILES 230X450MM RCC BEAM 12MM INTERNAL PLASTER 18MM EXTERNAL PLASTER 900MM WIDE FROSTED GLASS LOUVERS 100MM WIDE METAL HOLDING GLASS

1240

230MM THK BRICK WALL

230MM THK BRICK WALL

SCALE-30

PLUMBING PLAN

SHRAVYA JHAWAR ROLL No.-2019 EXAM SEAT No. YEAR -2023,SEM6 COLLEGE NAMERIZVI COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

6 DOCUMENTATIONS

Documentation of a structure refers to the process of recording and preserving information about a building, infrastructure, or any constructed object. It involves creating and organizing documents, drawings, photographs, and other records that capture the design, construction, and maintenance details of the structure. documentation of a structure is crucial for preserving its historical record, facilitating maintenance and repair, ensuring safety and compliance, supporting modifications and renovations,etc.

OBJECTIVES: a) LIK Trophy b) Ahemdabad c) Surat

LIK TROPHY

Louis Kahn Tophy is a legacy trophy of NASA for the past 65 years. In this trophy the team has to decode the brief and document a particular structure of their choice.

The brief given to us was based on grassroots as a theme. we were intended to locate and document a structure that dealt with infill architecture in terms of material,surrounding ,development,etc.

Pupil tree school was located in Bellary,Karnataka, which dealt with infill architecture iin terms of material and development.

Built Up Area :- 20,000 sq.m.

Documentaion done by team of 20 individuals.

AHEMDABAD

Ahmedabad is often known as ‘The City of Modern Architecture’ in India but is also home to some of the finest historical buildings that shape the city’s past, present and future.

The two facades have been documented and showcase the planning and the functionality.

The documentaion to represents the drawbacks faced by the people in the area and the possible outcomes.

Documentaion was done by a team of 5 people.

SURAT-GOPIPURA

Surat is known for its fine heritage houses which have intricate carvings.

The entire lane of gopipura was documented , which depicts the pol houses and the planning of the area.

The interactions caught on the way with people were noted and a detail study of demographics to took place.

Documentaion was done by a team of 10 people.

SITE ANALYSIS AND WORKSHOPS 1) UTTAN:- It is a coastal town , north of Mumbai in the Thane district. the lanes ,activities,amenities and circulation of the people living there were documented and analysized. The various types of houses within the region were studied and a SWOT analysis for the same was done.

This project was done by a batch of 80 students .

2) RENDERING:- the work showcases various spaces and its interiors. the entire rendering and videography for the same has been done on cooham- an ai software skill.

3)REVIT:- It depicts an apartment and the different views created by it. The use of the light and shadow. the rendering to has been done in revit.

4) PROJECT MANAGEMENT:- The project was to renovate the entire classroom within a budget , via using various calcultions such as PERT,etc. For painting we divided the activities in an order that would take place on the site. To name a few were Ghisai, wall putty, waterproofing , primer and final coat.

We then used bar graph calculations to calculate the approximate days used for every activity. After doing so , we then used gant chart to overlap the time taken by each activity to get the approximate total number of days for the painting to take place.

The project was done by a group of 15 students.

5)PHOTOGRAPHY:-The world has come far since the start of architecture and there have been marvellous pieces of them adorning the streets. These, now, old and rustic buildings built during the British Raj have the intricate details on them, each of the carvings telling its own story.

Buildings give identity to the city but now in the name of minimalist design these buildings have been turned into plain glass facades with no unique details. Therefore, We always live in dilemma whether to incorporate the traditional facades or move with modern methodology.

Or move towards infill Architecture where we from a relation between old and new forms to strike a balance in an unfamiliar and rather interesting manner.

AI RENDERING - COOHAM

REVIT WORKSHOP

PHOTOGRAPHY

5

3

SITE PALN

1

4

2

1ST FLOOR PLAN 1

2

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SUN PATH AND SHADOWS

SITE VIEW 3

4

SOUTH ELEVATION

SECTION 1 5 6

WEST ELEVATION

SECTION 2 SECTION 3

NORTH ELEVATION

NAME:- SHRAVYA JHAWAR ROLL NO.:-2019 SUBJECT:- COMPUTER ELECTIVE

SOUTH WEST ELEVATION

PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROJECT MANAGMENT PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This is and interior renovation project of 3rd year B.Arch design studio of Rizvi college of Architecture.

PROJECT NEEDS: 1)To redesign and renovate the 3rd year B.Arch studio into a multipurpose space sufficient enough to cater classes and meetings simultaneuosly.

2) To create new set up for drafting comfortable tables and stools.

3) To create ideal ambience for a design studio class.

4) To create sufficient and effective storage space for student’s stationary.

5) To create proper storage for the NASA sheets and maintain the handone sheets.

PRINCIPLES OF PROJECT MANAGMENT: 1) Division of work.

2) Authortiy and Responsibility.

3) Unity of command.

4) Discipline.

5) Unity of direction.

6) Equity.

7) Subordination of individual interest to collective interest.

8) Order.

9) Initiative.

10) Remuneration (cost of service).

11) Stability of tenure (job security).

12) Scalar chain (heirarchy of position & authority.

13) Esprit de corps (Morale).

14) Centralization (of authority for decision making).

PROJECT MANAGMENT PROCESS: 1) INITIATION: * Main goal of this phase to ensure the project meets business needs. * Project initiation phase can result in either authorization, delay or discontinuation of the project. * PROJECT CHARTER is a key deliverable of P.I.P and contains all this information. * It has scope, aims and objectives, time frame, cost, milestione, and conclusion.

2) PLANNING: Planning phase consists of 5 different steps.. a) project requirments. b) scope. c) work breakdown structure (W.B.S). d) Scheduling. e) Budget.

3) EXECUTION: The process of completion of work that has been defined in project charter is called as execution. criterias to look at while execution.. a) Managing teams. b) Following seqeunce and process of work package. c) Information exchange. d) Resolving conflicts. e) Managing stakeholders. f) Protect the scope.

4) PERFORMANCE AND CONTROL: * Monitoring and controlling involves measuring of performance of your project, managing, and planning. * It is not sequential but is a cycle. * This stage follows: budget, time, risk, material procurement and communication.

5) CLOSURE: * The product might be completed after successful execution and monitoring but the project still continues until the final stages of project are complete. * The final stage involves : handover, procurement, learnt lessons, dismantling team, and celebretion.

PROJECT CHARTER SCOPE

1) CIVIL WORK 2) ELECTRICAL WORK 3) FALSE CEILING WORK

4) CARPENTRY WORK 5) FABRICATION WORK 6) PAINTING WORK

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

AIMS: To renovate and convert the B.Arch studio into a multipurpose room.

OBJECTIVES: Civil, False ceiling, Electrical, Fabrication, Carpentry, Painting.

TIME FRAME

The scale of this project should ideally get completed within the span of 2 months from its start date.

FABRICATION

Window Dimensions to be obtained from site.

Aluminium framework with gaskets and glass assembled as per design.

(Aluminium Profile) Frame Depth: 122 mm / 31 mm Shutter Depth: 36 mm / 60 mm) Execution on site. ( Powder coating, anodising / paint finish.)

PROJECT REQUIREMENTS: Tables, Stools and windows to be transported to site.

BUDGET

MILESTONES

* 0-15 days: Completion of civil work and starting of carpentry work of storages. * 15-30 days: Electrical looping and wiring on walls and ceiling, completion of all carpentry work and fabrication work. * 30-45 days: Finishing work of carpentry and start of painting work and ghisai work. * 45-60 days: Finishing and touch up work of painting, cleaning work.

CONCLUSION

* The project is to be completed as approved and planned in the initial stage. * Official handover to be done at given time. * Settling of bills.

WORK COMPONENTS FLOW CHART

01 day 02 days

Ergonomics and design details to be obtained.

The framework to be prepared in stainless steel and transported on site.( Plyboards to be fixed for the surfaces, followed by laminates and paint finishes as per design.)

No. of days

FINAL PAINT ON FURNITURE

CLEANING

PROJECT REQUIREMENTS: Ghisai , Wall Putty + Waterproofing, Primer (1st coat),Primer (2nd coat),Base Coat,Final Coat Furniture:Varnish/ polish,Color [Base and Final],Cleaning : (2 days) , LABOUR COUNT TO BE 4 FOR EVERY JOB BASE PAINT

VARNISH

Application and drying of PU polish/varnish coat.

FINAL COAT

No. of days

Windows

FINAL PAINT

BASE PAINT ON FURNITURE

Windows

Tables, stools

Tables and stools/chairs

PAINTING

Tables, stools

COMPLETE CLEANING

GHISAI Ghisai by labours to be done by either Sandpaper or Sanding machine.

02 02

06

01 01 02

02 01

Final coat of Asian Paint royale applied after BASE COAT base coat.

Base coat of Asian paint royale applied after primer coat.

01 01

WALL PUTTY

Putty application to be done by labours after removing previous paint.

PRIMER 1st COAT

1st coat of Primer to be done soon after Plastering.

PRIMER 2nd COAT

2nd coat of Primer over Dr fixit Waterproofing coat.

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