PORTFOLIO | M.ARCH (URBAN REGENERATION)-2019 | B.ARCH-2016 | ARCHITECTURE

2011-2019

PORTFOLIO M.ARCH | PROFESSIONAL | B.ARCH

SHRUTI SINGH

The following pages contains an amalgamation of selected projects that I have worked upon from 2011 to 2019 in the duration of my Master’s in urban regeneration, freelancing and professional life and Bachelor’s in architecture.

Thank you in advance for taking time to go through it.

TABLE OF

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CURRICULUM VITAE

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POST GRAD (M.ARCH) PROJECTS

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Thesis- Ecological Based Regeneration of Dehradun

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Integration of Regional Context- Upper Beas Region, Himachal Pradesh

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Integration of Urban Infrastructure- Kapurthala, Punjab

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FREELANCING PROJECTS

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Building Plan for Mr. Samar Roy

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Building Plan for Mr. Suvendu Ghosh on existing structure

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Elevations for Mr. Shanti

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Submission Drawings for Subharti University, Dehradun

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PROFESSIONAL (CP & DS ASSOCIATES, KAUSHAMBI) PROJECTS

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ESIC Hospital, Surat

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STPI, Amritsar

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NYKS Office at Jeewandeep Building, Delhi

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Anwesha Hostel, Orissa

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Miscellaneous work at Office

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UNDER GRADUATION (B.ARCH) PROJECTS

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Thesis- Habitat Center, Noida

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Business Hotel

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Internship Works (R.K. Malik & Associates, Moradabad)

CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL

NAME DATE OF BIRTH FATHER’S NAME RELATIONSHIP NATIONALITY LANGUAGES

SHRUTI SINGH

31st October, 1994 Mr. Rajendra Singh Single Indian Hindi, English

CONTACT

MOBILE 9560361874/ 8439545652 EMAIL ar.shrutisingh@gmail.com PERMANENT Near Roadways workshop, Lower mall road, ADDRESS Almora (Uttarakhand) CORRESPONDENCE B-51, 3rd floor, Ganesh nagar Pandav nagar ADDRESS complex, Delhi-110092

High School Kendriya Vidyalaya, Almora (78%)

2011

Intermediate

Internship R.K. Mallik & Associates, Moradabad B.Arch Sunderdeep College of Architecture, Ghaziabad (71.2%)

2017

Junior Architect

CP & DS Associates, Ghaziabad

2019

M.Arch (Urban Regeneration) Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

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Pencil Sketching Color rendering Conceptual illustration Doodling

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INTERESTS

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Freelancing

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Music Photography Calligraphy Cooking Exploring Reading

COCURRICULAR

T I M E L I N E

2016

UNPUBLISHED RESEARCH WORKS

2014

STRENGTHS

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Almora (70.5%)

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Architect & Urbanist (regeneration expert) Experience in client coordination, Working drawings, Presentation drawings, Site Visits, Coordinating BOQ and all other work with team required for project handling.

A versatile and quick learner who believes in punctuality and is capable Self confident to act the role of designer, Punctual architect, urban designer, Able to work in a team planner, community level Able to grasp quickly and Can work in deadlines conservationist regeneration expert, if and tight schedules needed.

Architecture design Urban Design Urban Planning Regional Planning Landscaping Streetscaping Conservation Sustainable architecture Modern architecture

 Magazine designing for Archotsav, 2015  Served as coordinator in zonal nasa, 2013  Attended seminar on sustainable architecture by ar. Sangeet Sharma in Ghaziabad  Attended seminar on hill architecture by ar. Sangeet Sharma in Chandigarh  Attended 3-day seminar on Importance of Ekistics named as Fenestration in Jamia Millia Islamia.  Attended 3-day seminar on Ecosystem in Cities in Jamia Millia Islamia.  Watershed management: an approach to restore ecosystem for future of cities | 2019  Land use planning for disaster risk reduction: a case of kullu valley | 2019  Culture based development: a case of almora, Uttarakhand | 2018  Impacts of tourism : a case of nainital, Uttarakhand | 2018  Unauthorized colonies and its residents: a case of ganesh nagar, new Delhi | 2017  Malls over bazaars | 2017

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SOCIAL MEDIA

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POST GRADUATION (M.ARCH) PROJECTS 2017-2019

THESIS: ECOLOGICAL BASED URBAN REGENERATION OF DEHRADUN • Urbanization is causing negative impact on the ecology of the area.

• Forest cover and Agricultural land is shrinking due to infrastructural development.

• Environmental areas like green cover and water bodies in the city are becoming dumping grounds.

• Loss of humanecology interface.

Growth of the city Till 1950s, the city had already developed as an institutional town with major institutions like the forest research institute, survey of India, ranger’s institute and other research institutes developed by the Britishers.

Also, the valley has fertile land which is suitable for agricultural practices due to which a vast variety of crops like potato, rice, tea, pulses, and other vegetables are cultivated here. IN 1980s, THE CITY WAS NOTIFIED AS THE “ECOLOGICALLY SENSITIVE AREA” AND IN 2000s, IT WAS NOTIFIED AS THE INTERIM CAPITAL OF UTTARAKHAND STATE. After this, a lot of infrastructural development took place which caused a huge loss to its ecology.

I n c r e a s i n g u r b a n i z a t i o n e n c r o a c h i n g t h e g r e e n c o v e r.

Hypothesis

The site is located in the Doon Valley of Uttarakhand State.

Dehradun City is the capital of the state and an urban area with institutional function.

Urban Analysis The urban form and its impacts are studied to analyze the ecological losses in land, water and vegetation.

Ecology of the city Dehradun was notified as the ecologically sensitive area in 1982.

There were abundance of water resources in the form of canals, rivers which pass through the city.

These waters were used for the irrigation and domestic purposes.

Agriculture was the primary source of income as rice, pulses, litchi, potato and tea were well grown and exported. Dehradun basmati is considered as the best type of basmati rice in India. Also, the city is surrounded by the Sal forests all around the four directions.

Ecological services analysis

Compatibility analysis

Issue Analysis

Rispana river: Dying due to negligence of people and authorities.

Structure Plan

Strategic Action Plan

Proposal: Watershed management

Proposal: Solid Waste management

STUDIO: INTEGRATION OF REGIONAL CONTEXT: UPPER BEAS REGION, HIMACHAL PRADESH

The valley had its importance from the ancient trade route that was between India and Tibet. That passes through the upper Beas valley mainly at the time of Chinese Pilgrim during 7th century A.D. As far as the start of urbanization in the Upper Beas Basin is concerned, according to the available literature the valley has historical evidences of being the prime center for trade in northern Himalayas. Jagatsukh and Nagar were the prime centers at that time, as they were the capital centers and got special attention. Later during the British rule another center was opened at Manali, which was almost considered to be the end point of human settlement in Beas valley.

Urban Analysis

Issue Analysis The physical conditions of the mountain environment have an important influence on the distribution of human settlements.

There is distinct clustering of human settlements in the valley.

The main towns of the valley, Kullu and Manali are situated at the confluence of Beas River and its major tributaries.

Administration head of the valley is in Kullu.

Proposal: Disaster Risk Reduction through Land Use Management

STUDIO: INTEGRATION OF URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE KAPURTHALA, PUNJAB

Kapurthala was a state ruled by Ahluwalias. It is believed that the city town Kapurthala was founded in 11th century by one Rana Kapur who came from Jaisalmer.

Kapurthala means ‘the land of Kapur’.

Morphology Analysis

It seems that various factors remained responsible for the overall development of town as well as LPA during different periods.

Important events like establishment of sugar mill and distillery in Hamira in 1944-45, Kapurthala town becoming district Head Quarter in 1956, declaration of Kapurthala Sub Division in 1965, etc. remained important catalyst for the development for the development of various activities.

Proposal: Compact Urban Mobility

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Accessibility is analysed on the basis of proximity from city Centre to further areas.

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Also, the area plans are analysed on the basis

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Proximity is checked as what population has easy approach to what amenities.

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The major city concentration is in the

areas 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8 which are mostly in the walkable limit and further can be approached by para-transits like cycle rickshaws and e-rickshaws. 

The major land uses and most of the public infrastructures are within the walkability limits of the city from the city Centre.

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Based on population, 40% of the city’s population is within the walkable limit of the city and is in close proximity to much of

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amenities.

public

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FREELANCE PROJECTS 2018

BUILDING PLAN FOR MR. SAMAR ROY

The flats were designed on already existing structure.

The planning is done in such a way that every flat has proper amount of ventilation and circulation space to attain maximum monetory profit since the client was a builder .

BUILDING PLAN FOR MR. SUVENDU GHOSH ON EXISTING STRUCTURE

ELEVATIONS FOR MR. SHANTI

Client wanted a modern elevation for his finalized plans.

So, boxing faรงade is provided in such a way to break the monotony of the building as well as maintaining the symmetry.

Planters are added as an element of aesthetics.

SUBMISSION DRAWINGS FOR RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS, SUBHARTI UNIVERSITY, DEHRADUN

PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS: CP & DS ASSOCIATES, KAUSHAMBI 2017

ESIC HOSPITAL, SURAT

SRO

TYPE-2 QUARTER

CAFETERIA

HOSPITAL

TYPE-3 QUARTER

TYPE-4 (SPECIAL) QUARTER

AC PLANT ROOM

TYPE-4 QUARTER

MORTUARY

DG

WASTE DISPOSAL

STP

CLIENT : Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) EXECUTING AGENCY : MECON LIMITED TOTAL SITE AREA - 6.5 ACRES (APPROX)

RESPONSIBILITIES  Working drawings  Presentation drawings ROUND FLOOR PLAN  Client handling  Site meetings and site coordination .  Landscaping and construction detailing.  Coordinating BOQ .  Various approval from client.  All other work with team work required for project handling.

ESIC COMPLEX

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

STPI, AMRITSAR

AREA CHART

TOTAL PLOT AREA AREA DETAIL (a) 120.70 X 91.40 m

= 11031.98 sq.m.

TOTAL PLOT AREA = 11031.98 SQ.M (2.72 ACRES)(13200 sq. yard) PERMISSIBLE COVERED AREA ON GROUND FLOOR @ 50% = 5518 SQ.M PROPOSED COVERED AREA ON GROUND FLOOR = 1180.19 SQ. M. PROPOSED GROUND COVERAGE = 1180.19 X 100 = [ 21.38% ] 5518 PROPOSED COVERED AREA OF ALL BUILDING = GRAND TOTAL OF BUILDING 1. STPI BUILDING = GROUND FLOOR AREA = 1098.19 SQ.M. FIRST FLOOR AREA = 925.00 SQ.M. SECOND FLOOR AREA = 1098.00 SQ.M. THIRD FLOOR AREA = 485.97 SQ.M. 3600.00 SQ.M. 2. AREA UNDER GUARD HUT = (3X3)X3 = 27 SQ.M. 3. AREA UNDER ESS BUILDING = 50.00 SQ.M. 4. AREA UNDER DG ROOM/PUMP ROOM BUILDING = 25.00 SQ.M. PROPOSED COVERED AREA OF ALL BUILDING = 4230.85 SQ.M PERMISSIBLE F.A.R. @ 150 % = 16547.97 PROPOSED F.A.R. = 3782 X 100 =3428 SQ M [ 34.28% ] 11031 PROPOSED MAX. HEIGHT 14.8 M.

RESPONSIBILITIES  Working drawings  Presentation drawings

Working Drawings

RESPONSIBILITIES  Interior design  Working drawings  Presentation drawings  Client handling  Site meetings and site coordination .  Coordinating BOQ .  Various approval from client.

NYKS OFFICE AT JEEWANDEEP BUILDING, NEW DELHI DEPUTY DIRECTOR ROOMMATERIALS USED- VITROUS TILES, GYPSUM CEILING, UPHOLSTRY BACK PANEL. RECEPTION MATERIALS USED- MARBEL FLOORING, LACQURED GLASS BACK PANEL, WOODEN BAFFEL CEILING, MDF PANEL ON SIDE FOR AESTHETICS.

CONFERENCE ROOM – MATERIALS USED- HEXAGONAL MDF PANELS , WOODEN BAFFEL CEILING, VITROUS TILES

Floor Plans

ANWESHA HOSTELS, ORISSA Floor Plans

Elevations & Sections

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS AT OFFICE

UNDER GRADUATE (B.ARCH) PROJECTS 2011-2016

THESIS: HABITAT CENTER, NOIDA THE ABSTRACT FORM THE IDEA WAS TO BUILD A BUILDING THAT IS NON-MONOTONOUS, THUS ADOPTED THE ABSTRACT FORM. THE ABSTRACT FORM IS TO BREAK THE MONOTONY AND CREATES AN EXCITEMENT IN THE LAYOUT.

FLOATING COLUMNS THE TERM FLOATING COLUMN IS ALSO A VERTICAL ELEMENT WHICH ENDS (DUE TO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN/ SITE SITUATION) AT ITS LOWER LEVEL (TERMINATION LEVEL) RESTS ON A BEAM WHICH IS A HORIZONTAL MEMBER. THE BEAMS IN TURN TRANSFER THE LOAD TO OTHER COLUMNS BELOW IT. THE FLOATING COLUMN ACT AS A VERTICAL BEAM. SPATIAL RELATIONSHIP THE BUILDING OPENS TRYING TO CREATE FREE SPACES THAT HELP TO EXTEND THE PUBLIC GREEN SPACES.

THE CROSS PERMEABILITY IS PROPOSED IN THE PLOT TO CREATE AN INTERMEDIATE COVERED AREA THAT CONNECTS AND ALLOWS INDEPENDENT ACCESSES TO THE DIVERSE SERVICES. THE BUILDING HAS AN ADVANTAGE TO MANAGE A GREAT ENVIRONMENTAL RICHNESS.

THE PROFILE HAS BEEN MODIFIED WITH MAJOR AND MINOR HEIGHTS, WHICH MOREOVER WILL CONTRIBUTE TO DIFFERENTIATE THE THREE DIFFERENT BUILDING AND TOIDENTIFY IT AS A PUBLIC BUILDING.

MODERN ARCHITECTURE THE BUILDING IS IN MODERN ARCHITECTURE STYLE. TRUE MATERIALS ARE USED. THE FUNCTION FOLLOWS THE FORM OF THE BUILDING. THE BUILDING IS SIMPLE YET APPEALING.

Site Plan

Views

STUDIO PROJECT: BUSINESS HOTEL

The idea The idea was to build a building that looks appealing and attracts its business.

Niches are created to have a nonmonotonous effect. Also, the building is facing south, the niches also cut down the sun for the rooms.

Floor Plans FIRST FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

EIGHTH FLOOR PLAN

TYPICAL (3RD, 4TH, 5TH, 6TH, 7TH) FLOOR PLAN

BASEMENT PLAN

INTERNSHIP WORKS

Contact: 9560361874 Email: ar.shrutisingh@gmail.com

SELECTED WORKS

Shruti Singh