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B. ARCH SEMESTER -VI GURU NANAK DEV UNIVERSITY AMRITSAR
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INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING
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INSIDE OUT - GUEST HOUSE
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EARTHED - TOURIST COTTAGE
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
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ARTS AND GRAPHICS
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MODEL MAKING AND PHOTOGRAPHY
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CIRRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL INFORMATION K O H L I
FIRST NAME / LAST NAME: ADDRESS:
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TELEPHONE NUMBER: E-MAIL: GENDER: NATIONALITY:
EDUCATION JUNE 2013 - CURRENT:
SHRUTI KOHLI 8, NAYI ABADI, I/S LOHGARH GATE, AMRITSAR +91 - 9872781540 kshruti080@gmail.com FEMALE INDIAN
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JUNE 2015 - JULY 2015: (8 Weeks)
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GRADUATION FROM HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL |
APRIL 2011:
RECIEVED MATRICULATION
GURU NANAK DEV UNIVERSITY | AMRITSAR, INDIA
WORK EXPERIENCE
APRIL 2013:
Bachelor of Architecture CGPA Obtained: 9.0 Sem - 1 (Class Rank - 1) 8.20 Sem - 4 7.96 Sem - 5 Ar. SUKHMANDER SINGH AND ASSOCIATES | AMRITSAR, INDIA Summer Intern Involved in the following projects 1. Residence for Mr. Malkinder Singh (first floor plan and its interior layout) 2.designing of Boundary Walls and Elevations for residential projects. 3.toilet layouts for school and hotel
CGPA Obtained: 10 / 10
RECENT STUDENT PROJECTS JAN 2016 - MAR 2016:
HOSPITAL
SEP 2015 - OCT 2015:
PERFORMING ARTS AND CULTURAL CENTER
JUN 2015 - JUL 2015:
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
OCT 2014 - NOV 2014:
RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL
MAR 2014 -APR 2014:
LOW RISE APARTMENTS
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PERSONAL SKILLS LANGUAGES
Autodesk REVIT Google Sketchup
2D Autodesk AutoCAD 2D Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign
OTHER
HAND SKILLS Sketching Hand drafting Rendering Model Making
FEB 2014 :
NASA zonal convention | HISSAR INDIA
INTERESTS: --SINGING Got state level prize for ved mantra ucharan at Mahatma Hansraj Youth Festival --FINE ARTS entry sent to Delhi for a National Level competition -- TRAVEL Travel to places with different cultures and languages. -- SPORTS Swimming , Badminton for leisure time
Water Colors
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Microsoft Office Suite HTML
OCT 2015 : HEADED trophy REBENS | NASA zonal convention | JAIPUR INDIA
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Autodesk AutoCAD 3D Lumion
JAN 2016 : participated in HUDCO | NASA Annual convention | SURAT INDIA
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PUNJABI | Mother Language ENGLISH | Fluent in verbal and written communication HINDI | fluent in verbal and written communicaton SANSKRIT |basic knowledge
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PLACED NEAR INDIA - PAKISTAN BORDER, IS A MONUMENT OF GREAT HERITAGE VALUE THAT IS KNOWN TO BE AS “PUL KANJARI” . KANJARI MEANS DANCER. THE PUL HAS BEEN MADE BY MAHARAJA RANJIT SINGH FOR HIS FAVOURITE DANCER “MORAN”. AS THE PUL HAS BEEN MADE FOR A DANCER, SO THE BASIC CONCEPT OF THE CULTURAL CENTER HAS BEEN TAKEN TO BE A DANCE MUDRA ie “KATTAKMUKHA MUDRA”. THE PLAN OF THE BUILDING IS IN THE SHAPE OF THE KATTAKAMUKHA MUDRA WHEN SEEN IN PLAN AND LEVELS IN THE ELEVATION HAVE BEEN CREATED IN ORDER TO REPRESENT THE LEVELS THAT ARE CREATED IN THE FINGERS WHEN THE MUDRA IS MADE BY THE HAND. THE BUILDING HAS BEEN DIVIDED IN VARIOUS ZONES. THE GUEST HOUSE IS SECLUDED FROM THE BLOCK WHEREAS AT THE SAME TIME IS THE PART OF THE BLOCK. AUDITORIUM HAS ITS ENTRY FROM RAMP SO AS TO PROVIDE THE VIEW OF THE SURROUNDINGS WHILE APPROACHING TOWARDS THE AUDITORIUM. THERE HAS BEEN THE FLOW OF SPACES IN THE ART GALLERIES AND THE MUSEUM SO THAT THE SURPRISE ELEMENT IS MAINTAINED AS WELL AS THE INTEREST IS NOT LOST OF THE VIEWER.
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THERE IS THE CONTINUITY IN SPACES IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN THE INTEREST OF THE VISITOR AS WELL AS TO BRING IN THE SURPRISE ELEMENT TO THE CENTER.
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THE EARLIEST FORMS OF INSTITUTES THAT USED TO PROVIDE EDUCATION ARE “GURUKULS”. GURUKULS WERE THE PLACES WHERE CHILDREN USED TO GO AND STAY IN ORDER TO GAIN KOWLEDGE FROM THEIR GURUS TO BECOME A WISE PERSON IN FUTURE. IN GURUKULS, STUDENTS WERE GENERALLY TAUGHT UNDER A TREE WHERE THEIR GURU USED TO SIT OVER A RAISED PLATFORM WHEREAS THE STUDENTS ON THE GROUND. “SHADY” TREE WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF GURUKUL WHICH USED TO ALLOW CHILDREN TO CONCENTRATE ON THEIR STUDIES FULLY EVEN ON A HOT SUNNY DAY. AND THE TREE WITHOUT LEAVES WAS OF NO USE FOR GURUKULS AS IT WAS NOT CAPABLE OF PROVIDING SHADE. SO LEAVES ENTWINED TOGETHER ARE TAKEN AS THE BASIC CONCEPT OF THE INSTITUTE . AS THE LEAVES TRANSFER RAINDROPS FALLING OVER THEM FROM ONE LEAF TO ANOTHER SO IS THE NEED FOR PASSING KNOWLEDGE FROM ONE STUDENT TO ANOTHER. SO THE ATTENTION IN CREATING THE INTERACTIVE AREAS HAS BEEN GIVEN SO THAT THE STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO INTERACT AND SHARE KNOWLEDGE AS IT IS KNOWN THAT KNOWLEDGE INCREASES BY SHARING.SO, THIS IS HOW THE FORM OF THE BUILDING HAS BEEN ACHIEVED.
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HE COURTYARD TYPOLOGY OF THE BUILDING BLOCK OF THE GUEST HOUSE IS IN RESPONSE TO THE TROPICAL CLIMATE FACED BY THE STATE. THE COURTYARD PROVIDES THE INTERIOR SPACE TO
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PURPOSE. THE FOCUS OF THE PROJECT IS TO CONNECT THE INTERIORS TO THE NATUREAS WELL AS TO PROVIDE THE PRIVACY TO THE INHABITANTS THAT COME TO GUEST HOUSE TO SEEK RELAXATION.
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TOURIST COTTAGE S IS THE ACCOMODATION USED FOR VACATONS. SO KEEPING IN MIND THE INTEREST OF VACATIONERS TO BE FAR FROM THE DAY TO DAY STRUGGLES OF COPING UP WITH THIS FAST MOVING WORLD TOURIST COTTAGE HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO PROVIDE THE REQUIRED RELAXATION AT THE TIME OF VACATIONS. THE COTTAGE HAS BEEN INSPIRED FROM AN EARTHWORM AS THE EARTHWORM SLOWLY AND STEADILY FERTILISES THE SOIL SO DOES THE TOURIST COTTAGE IT REJUVENATES THE PERSON AND ADDS THE FERTILISER TO ONES LIFE IN ORDER TO PERFORM BETTER WHEN ONE GOES BACK TO THE FAST MOVNG WORLD. AS THE EARTHWORM EATS THE DEAD AND CONVERTS IT INTO THE THING THAT FERTILISES THE SOIL, SO DOES THE TOURIST COTTAGE WHICH EATS THE WASTE AND THE STRESS FROM THE VACATIONER’S MIND AND CONVERT IT INTO THE THING THAT WILL BE USEFULL FOR HIM/HER IN HIS/HER DAY TO DAY LIFE.
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1. ENTRY 2. DINING AREA 3. LIVING AREA 4. PANTRY 5. MASTER BEDROOM 6. TOILET 7. SWIMMING POOL 8. CHANGING ROOM + TOILET 9. TOILET 10. CHILDREN’S BEDROOM
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MOUNTAIN REGION HAS BEEN CHOSEN FOR BEAUTY OF THE MOUNTAINS IS DUE TO THE LOCATION OF THE COTTAGE DUE TO ITS ITS GREEN COVER.THE FLORA AND FAUNA SERENE, BEAUTIFUL, CALMING AND PEACE- DIRECTLY DEPENDS ON SOIL FOR ITS SURFUL ENVIRONMENT WHERE ONE FEELS CLOS- VIVAL AND MAIN REQUIREMENTS FOR LIFE EST TO THE NATURE AND AWAY FROM STRESS ie FOOD AND SHELTER
SOIL PROVIDES SHELTER TO WIDE VARIETY EARTHWORMS BEING CLOSE TO NATURE HAVE BEEN CHOSEN AS A CONCEPT FOR THE TOURIST COTTAGE OF LIVING ORGANISMS INCLUDING THE IN- AS IT HELPS THE NATURE FOR ITS WELFARE AND SO SECTS SUCH AS EARTHWORMS, ETC. EARTH- DOES THE TOURIST COTTAGE FOR ONE’S HEALTH.. WOMS IN RETURN MAKE THE SOIL POROUS THE FLEXIBILITY OF THE EARTHWORM HAS BEEN AS WELL AS HELP IN MAKING IT FERTILE USED IN FORM OF PLAN WITH ITS ORGANIC SHAPE.
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