SNEHA JOSEPH ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO SNEHA JOSEPH I SELECTED WORKS 2016 - 2021 snehajoseph13@gmail.com l +971 56 4855253

ABOUT ME

SNEHA JOSEPH THATTUNKAL ARCHITECT As an Architect my interests lie in learning innovative styles to produce sustainable and functional designs. I believe that architecture can serve as a medium to solve urban issues for the better future of our cities.

Secured Bachelors Degree in Architecture from Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kerala, India.

Actively participated in assisting Senior Architects in designing Urban Design and various other Architectural Projects in the Middle East as part of my internship programme in Dubai, UAE. NATIONALITY: Indian DATE OF BIRTH: 30.10.1997 VISA: UAE Residence visa CONTACT: +971 50 4855253 EMAIL: snehajoseph13@gmail.com SOFTWARES: AutoCad, SketchUp, Lumion, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Enscape, MS Office

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION New Indian Model School, Dubai, UAE Passed with 9 GPA

2004 - 2014

SENIOR SECONDARY EDUCATION New Indian Model School, Dubai, UAE Passed with 92%

2014- 2016

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE Marian College of Architecture and Planning, Trivandrum, Kerala, India Cochin University of Science and Technology

2016- 2021

WORK EXPERIENCE INTERN ARCHITECT Pragma Architects Planners, Dubai, UAE August 2020 - December 2020

Aug 2020- Dec 2020 5 months

ACHIEVEMENTS Shortlisted under Top 60 designs for the Annual NASA (National Association of Students of Architecture) Design Competition 2018 Participated in the Nari Gandhi Design Trophy and the Louis. I. Khan Trophy in the year 2018 Volunteered in coordinating and hosting the Zonal NASA (National Association of Students of Architecture) Convention 2019 Participated in coordinating the Pragma Open House: Exhibition ofModels and drawings as part of Dubai Design Week 2020 Semester 8 Academic Topper with a CGPA of 8.17 in College Participated in Beyond Bricks Workshop as part of an initiative by Indian Institute of Architects.

PERSONAL INTERESTS AutoCad SketchUp Lumion Revit InDesign Photoshop Illustrator

PERSONAL INTERESTS Sketching

Traveling

Photography

Movies

Model making

Reading

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS • Creative Thinking • Efficient team player • Effective Communication skills • Capable to meet deadlines on time • Hardworking • Self Motivated 02

CONTENTS ACADEMICS

01 02 03

PROFESSIONAL

RESIDENCE DESIGN Semester 3

CAMPUS PLANNING National Institute of Fashion Technology Semester 7

01

ARCHITECTURE THESIS PROJECT Arts and Heritage Center Semester 10

01

04 05 06 07 08

MISCELLANEOUS

MIX USE DEVELOPMENT Dubai, UAE EXHIBITION KEY PLAN Dubai Design Week 2020

01

PUBLIC CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT Dubai, UAE

01

3D PHYSICAL MODEL Dubai, UAE

01

URBAN DESIGN Dubai, UAE

01

09 10 11

PRAGMA OPEN HOUSE Exhibition of models and drawings DESIGN COMPETITION ANDC 2018 PHOTOGRAPHY Selected Works

03

01

ACADEMIC WORK

RESIDENCE DESIGN

Architecture Design Project: Semester 3

Softwares used: AutoCad, Illustrator, Sketchup, Lumion

DESIGN BRIEF To design a residence for a family of 5 consisting of a couple, their child and grandparents. The design requirements included 3 bedrooms, a living room, dining area, kitchen, an office and other utilities.

Site Area: 1000 sq m.

Site Location: Moonnamoodu, Trivandrum, Kerala, India Climate: Tropical monsoon

Noise Wind direction SITE ANALYSIS

Vegetated areas on site

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1:150 04

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ACADEMIC WORK

CONCEPT

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

The concept of the design is to create spaces within the residence that seamlessly connects the interior spaces with the outside nature.

Water body Play area

Outdoor deck Landscape

SCALE: 1:150

Ground floor axonometric view

SECTION AB

Exterior view of the residence

SCALE: 1:150 05

Project: Urban Design (Semester 3)

02

ACADEMIC WORK

CAMPUS PLANNING

Architecture Design Project: Semester 7

Softwares used: Hand sketching, AutoCad, Illustrator, Photoshop, Sketchup, Lumion

DESIGN BRIEF To design an institute that offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Fashion Technology.

Site Area: 7.3 acres Site Location: Thanimoodu, Trivandrum city, Kerala, India Climate: Tropical monsoon climate

CONCEPT AND DESIGN STRATEGIES The concept of the design is to create an ambience within the Campus that evoke a feeling of walking the Fashion ramp for the users, while inside the campus

Modified ramp connecting spaces

Interactive spaces acting as audience

Interactive spaces zoned close to the ramp

Maintaining the natural slope of the site with minimal cut and fill

Interactive spaces acting as audience

CAMPUS MASTER PLAN Not to scale

06

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ACADEMIC WORK

ZONING The sloping site consists of steep contoured and highly vegetated areas. The Wetland area located to the North of the site is converted to a water body.

The Academic blocks, Administration block, Cafeteria and the Hostel blocks are zoned such that it gets view to the centrally located Interactive zone.

ADMINISTRATION BLOCK ACADEMIC BLOCK

WATER BODY (WETLAND)

INTERACTIVE ZONE HOSTEL BLOCK

3

Movement of rainwater

4

Steep contour areas

2

1

6 5

6

Primary Access

Vegetation Mapping

1. Admin Block 2. PG Block 3. Auditorium 4. Academic Block Interactive Zone 5. Cafeteria Ramp Connections 6. Hostel Block

Zoning of various functions within the Campus 07

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ACADEMIC WORK

ACADEMIC BLOCK

Softwares used: AutoCad, Illustrator, Photoshop, Sketchup, Lumion

The Academic Block of the Campus consists of theory classrooms and practical labs for various subjects.

Common facilities including the library, game room, computer labs and seminar hall are zoned on the ground floor.

Classrooms and labs for Fashion technology is located on the first floor. The second, third and fourth floor of the building consists of theory classrooms and practical labs for Fashion Communication, Knitwear Design and Textile design respectively.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN Scale: 1:500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN Scale: 1:600

SECOND FLOOR PLAN Scale: 1:600

THIRD FLOOR PLAN Scale: 1:600

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN Scale: 1:600 08

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ACADEMIC WORK

ACADEMIC BLOCK The Lobby of the Academic Block is zoned such that it gets view to the open air theatre (Interactive zone) and the outdoor play area. The classrooms also get view to the water body located to the North of the site.

Courtyard

To the Library

Courtyard Theory Classroom

Practical Lab

Ventilation

Interactive Zone

Water Body

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

Axonometric view of the Academic block

Courtyard

View to the Open air theatre

View of the main Lobby

The Interactive zone is shaded by the existing trees on site

Exterior view of the campus

The classrooms of the Academic block gets view to the water body

The water body to the North of the site provide natural ventilation

09

CULTURAL HERITAGE OF KERALA CULTURAL HERITAGE OF KERALA

03

FINE ARTS UNDERSTANDING THRISSUR AS THE CULTURAL CAPITAL OF KERALA

ARTS AND HERITAGE CENTER

CULTURAL HERITAGE OF KERALA

FINE ARTS

Architectural Thesis Project: Semester 10

HANDICRAFTS

ACADEMIC WORK

HANDICRAFTS

Softwares used: Hand sketching, AutoCad, Illustrator, Photoshop, Sketchup, Lumion

Koodiyattam, Kalamezhuthu, Chakayar Koothu The temples of Thrissur such as the Vadakkumand Tholpavakoothu are some of the traditional nathan temple features low, tiled roofs, an abunartforms of Thrissur. dance of woodwork.

Kerala mural paintings are the frescos depicting Hindu mythology in Kerala. Ancient

PROJECT BRIEF

UNDERSTANDING THRISSUR AS THE CULTURAL CAPITAL OF KERALA

temples and palaces in Kerala, display an abounding tradition of mural paintings Kerala’s rich cultural heritage is depicted in its art and crafts. Kerala is known mostly datingcity backis between theas 9ththe to 12th centuries CE when thisof form of art en- for its traditional handicrafts with articles like ivory, bamboo, palm leaves, The Arts and heritage Centre is visualized as a cen- Kerala Thrissur known “Cultural Capital Kerala” mural paintings are the frescos depicting Hindu mythology in Kerala.

Ancient due to its cultural, spiritual and religious learnings joyed royal patronage. seashells, wood, coconut shells, clay, cloth, metals, stone etc. and palaces in Kerala, display an abounding tradition of mural paintings Kerala’s rich cultural heritage is depicted in its art and crafts. Kerala is known ter encompassing the study and experience of visual temples throughout history. mostly dating back between the 9th to 12th centuries CE when this form of art en- forMUSIC its traditional handicrafts with articles like ivory, bamboo, palm leaves, LITERATURE arts and cultural heritage of the city. The site, located joyed royal patronage.

Source: www.123rf.com seashells, wood, coconut shells, clay, cloth, metals, stone etc.

Kerala’s ancient ancienttrade traderelations relationswith with foreign lands, entry of immigrant comforeign lands, entry of immigrant commuat the heart of Thrissur the cultural capital of Kerala, munities during different periods, agricultural tradition, cuisine and its tradition MUSIC LITERATURE nities during different periods, agricultural tradition, cuisine and its tradition of art – literature –science and all these factors contribute to Kerala’s diverse India is ascience prominent part of the city.

Once a diverse zoologiart, literature, and all these factors contribute toof Kerala’s Kerala’s ancient trade relations with foreign lands, entry immigrant comcultural heritage. heritage Kerala Sahitya Academy, Kerala Sangeetha munities during different periods, agricultural tradition, cuisine and its tradition cal park which is being relocated, the government at The heritage buildings in Thrissur is a combination Nataka Academy and Kerala Lalithakala Acade- Thrissur is known as “Cultural Capital of Kerala” due of its of art – literature –science and all these factors contribute to Kerala’s diverse PERFORMING present is ARTS exploring new ideas for the site. my are headquartered at Thrissur. of Kerala, Dutch and Portugese architecture cultural, spiritual and religious learnings throughout history cultural heritage.

Various performing arts of Kerala include: ARTS PERFORMING Project Aim: The project aims to explore, strengthAyyappan Vilakku, Various performing arts of Shastham Paatu, eninclude: and interpret the traditional art forms and Culture Kerala Kathakali, Ayyappan Vilakku, of Kerala through architecture such that the Centre Panchavadyam Carnatic music Chakyar Koothu Representation of Ezhuthachan Vallathol Narayana Menon Shastham Paatu, Swathi Thirunal Rama Varma, a 19th-century king of Travancore and patron actsKoothu as an urban public space for cultural activities in Malayalam literature includes the 14th century Niranam poets, whose works mark and composer of music, was instrumental in popularizing Carnatic music in Nangiar Kathakali, Panchavadyam Carnatic music Mohiniyattam Chakyar Koothu the city.

Representation of Ezhuthachan Vallathol Narayana Menon Keralite poetry.Swathi Source: Google images early Kerala.

The wider traditional music of Kerala also includes melam (includthe dawn of both modern Malayalam language and indigenous Thirunal Rama Varma, a 19th-century king of Travancore and patron Thirayattam Kerala’s cultural heritage is seen in Nangiarrich Koothu Source: Google images ing composer the paandi and panchari variants), as in style offolk percussive music music performed Poets like Changampuzha, Cherusseri, Pallathu Raman, and Edappally Raghavan and of music, was instrumental popularizing Carnatic in Malayalam literature includes the 14th century Niranam poets, whose works mark ‘Thiruvathirakali’ is a dance form performed by women ‘Pulikkali’ is a recreational art performed Padayani its art and crafts. Kerala is known for its Ancient temples and palaces in Ker- Pillai also contributed to bring Malayalam poetryThiruvathirakali is man. a dance form at performed by Mohiniyattam temple-centered festivals using an of instrument known as the chenda. to the common early Kerala.

The wider traditional music Kerala also includes melam (includthe dawn of both modern Malayalam language and indigenous Keralite poetry.

Thiyyattu traditional handicrafts with articles like ala, display an abounding tradition of Pulikkali is a recreational folk art performed by on night the day of Thiruvathira.

It is celebrated The unique culture of Thrissur is reflected the various onlike the day of ‘Thiruvathira’ (fullwomen moon inRaghavan the Tamil by artists to entertain people on through the occasion Site Area: 10.5 acres.

Thirayattam ing theVishu paandi and panchari variants), as style ofthe percussive music performed Poets Changampuzha, Cherusseri, Pallathu Raman, and Edappally CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF KERALA Koodiyattam mural paintings ivory, bamboo, metals, stone etc trained artists on the occasion of Onam. along with festivals such as Onam and festivities of the place such as Thrissur Pooram.

Padayani month of Margazhi). of ‘Onam’ (an Hindu harvest festival).

Site Location: Thrissur Zoological Park, Kerala, India Pillai at temple-centered festivals usingannual an instrument known as the chenda. also contributed to bring Malayalam poetry to the common man.

Kerala Natanam Thiyyattu CULTURAL OF KERALA Climate: Tropical monsson CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF KERALA Panchavadyam Koodiyattam Thullal Kerala Natanam Tholpavakoothu Panchavadyam Ottamthullal Thullal Kolam Thullal Tholpavakoothu Poorakkali Ottamthullal Mudiyett Kolam Thullal Source: Google images Kummattikali Poorakkali Source: Google images Kerala has a rich tradition of Folklore.

The culture of Kerala is also depicted The traditional beliefs, customs, rituals Kuthiyottam Mudiyett in its different forms of performing arts etc. are reflected in the folk-art Thiriyuzhichil Kummattikali Source: Google Images Kuthiyottam PROJECT AIM FOLKLORE Thiriyuzhichil

Source: Google Images The Arts and Heritage Centre, Thrissur proposed; aims to explore, FOLKLORE strengthen and interpret the Traditional Artforms and Culture of Thrissur through architecture such that the Centre acts as an urban public space for cultural activities in the city of Thrissur

OBJECTIVES • To identify and analyze the various cultural needs of the city & to incorporate the same in the design of the proposed project.

• To introduce and develop spaces in the design that encourages various cultural activitiesChavittikali for people of all age groups.

Thirayattam(Pookkutty Thira) The folklore of Kerala includes elements from the traditional lifestyle of the peo-

Thirayattam(Pookkutty Thira) • Identify the factors involved Chavittikali in creating an active public culple of Kerala. The traditional beliefs, customs, rituals etc. are reflected in the Kerala, a land of cultural diversity, is a complete whole made up of a blending of various religions, communities, regional cultures and language variations. Kertural realm The folklore Kerala elements thetradition traditional the peofolk-art and of songs of includes Kerala. Kerala hasfrom a rich of lifestyle Folklore.ofFolklore in ala’s cultural heritage is centuries old. The culture of Kerala is an amalgam of native art forms, language, literature, architectural style, music, festivals, cuisine, ple of Kerala.

The traditional beliefs, customs, rituals etc. are reflected in the Kerala, a landIllustrating ofmonuments, cultural diversity, is a complete whole made up of of a blending of various religions, communities, cultures and languageTHRISSUR variations. Kerthis region is a spontaneous expression of human behavior and thoughts.

10117065 SNEHA JOSEPH THATTUNKAL All Dimensions In Meters archaeological heritage centres and soArt on . forms ARTS ANDregional HERITAGE CENTER, 01 Sketch Illustrating Culture of Thrissur Sketches various Cultural Kerala PROJECT INTRODUCTION

folk-art and songs Kerala.

Kerala has a Planning, rich tradition of Folklore. Folklore in ala’s Marianof College of Architecture and Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala October 2021cultural heritage is centuries old. The culture of Kerala is an amalgam of native art Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of Bachelor’s degree in Architecture,style, Cochin University and Technology forms, language, literature, architectural music,of Science festivals, cuisine, 10 this region is aModerate spontaneous expression of human behavior and thoughts.

SNEHA JOSEPH ALL DIMENSIONS IN METERS 01Fast SlowTHATTUNKAL ART AND HERITAGE THRISSUR archaeological monuments,CENTRE, heritage centres and so on-. PROJECT INTRODUCTION

01Fast

SNEHA Moderate

JOSEPH SlowTHATTUNKAL

ART AND HERITAGE CENTRE, THRISSUR - PROJECT INTRODUCTION

ALL DIMENSIONS IN METERS

SITE STUDY

ACADEMIC WORK

ABOUT THE SITE The site is located in Thrissur - a centrally located district in the Indian state of Kerala. The city is known for its deep-rooted cultural, spiritual, and religious importance throughout history. The site being located at a prime location has the potential to serve as a prominent hub for cultural activities.

SITE ACCESS

Maharajas Institute of Technology Vadakumnathan Temple

Educational Buildings Religious Structures

SITE

Temple Pond

Major Junctions National Highway

Sakthan Thampuan Palace

Bhagavathi Temple

Bus Stop

Public Cultural Buildings

Town Hall

Thrissur Archaeological Museum

Town Hall Road

Junction Primary Access Secondary Access

9.633

LAND USE

Cultural Residential Commercial Educational

VEGETATION

Existing Trees Protected Trees

Model showing the surrounding context of the site

11

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ACADEMIC WORK

DESIGN APPROACH The design intends to create moments and experiences within the Center, that remind the users of Thrissur’s culture, a place that recalls back the forgotten collective memories of Thrissur’s lifestyle.

Holy Family High school Maharajas Technological Institute, Thrissur

Bus Stop

B

A

Karthayani Temple

B

A

Connecting the site to its context

Opening up spaces for social interaction MTI Hostel

MASTER PLAN

Engaging the community in cultural activities

1. Entry Pavilion 2. Art Shop 3. Cafe 4. Library 5. Auditorium 6. Temporary Exhibition gallery 7. Lounge 8. Thrissur Art Gallery 9. Medicinal Courtyard 10. Historic Art Gallery 11. Gallery for commissioned arts 12. Existing Art gallery 13. Multi purpose pavilion 14. Art workshop 15. Learning Art Center 16. Sculpture Garden 17. Play-area 18. Outdoor Exhibition 19. Rainwater pond 12

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ACADEMIC WORK

ARTS AND HERITAGE CENTER The Arts and Heritage Center is a Center dedicated to exhibiting traditional and contemporary art to the public and engaging communities through learning, research and commissions.

The local culture is celebrated by reflecting the cultural essence of the place in the design. Here, the materials, architectural character and landscape features are the main elements that reflect the culture of Thrissur (Kerala, India).

SECTION

Existing footpath New footpath

.

Site

Section along the road

2.5m 0.5m 1.8m

Outdoor Gathering Area

View of the Art Workshops

Footpath Pavilion

Rainwater Pond

2.5m 0.5m 1.8m

SECTION AA

13

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ACADEMIC WORK

ART GALLERY The site is located in Thrissur - a centrally located district in the Indian state of Kerala. The city is known for its deep-rooted cultural, spiritual, and religious importance throughout history.

Interior view of the Art Gallery

Interior view of the Library

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN 14

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ACADEMIC WORK

LEARNING ARTS CENTER The Learning Arts Center is an institution dedicated for learning various traditional Art forms native to Thrissur, Kerala, India.

The Center provides training in different art forms such as Mosaic art, Terracotta art, Mural art, Sculpture making etc. It also includes classrooms and outdoor workspace for people to study and further develop their skills in painting, drawing, handicraft making etc. Spaces are also provided for holding art workshops and other engaging activities for the public.

5

2

4

1

3

View of the Learning Arts Center and Art workshops

Outdoor Gathering Area

SECTION BB

View from the Learning Center

Section through the Learning Arts Center

Interior Courtyard

Learning Art Center

Colonnaded Pathway connecting spaces

1. Admin 2. Lounge 3. Display Gallery 4. Terracotta Art 5. Cafe

Art Workshops

15

PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP WORK

Firm: Pragma Architects Planners, Dubai, UAE Year 2020

04

MIX USE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Company: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Ground Floor Plan Firm: Pragma Architects Planners, Dubai, UAE Work Undertaken: Zoning of various functions, preparation of interior furniture layout and to develop presentation drawings Softwares Used: Auto-Cad, Illustrator

17

05

EXHIBITION KEY PLAN

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Dubai Design Week 2020

Exhibition Key plan indicating the location of various exhibits Firm: Pragma Architects Planners, Dubai, UAE Project: Pragma Open House: Exhibition of models and drawings as part of Dubai Design Week 2020 Work Undertaken: To prepare a key plan of the office indicating the location of the exhibits displayed and the rules to be followed by the visitors while inside the office

18

06

PUBLIC CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Project Elevation Firm: Pragma Architects Planners, Dubai, UAE Work Undertaken: To prepare the elevations for a public cultural development Softwares used: SketchUp, Auto Cad, Illustrator

19

06

PUBLIC CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Project Elevation Firm: Pragma Architects Planners, Dubai, UAE Work Undertaken: To prepare the elevations for a public cultural development Softwares used: SketchUp, Auto Cad, Illustrator

20

07

3D PHYSICAL MODEL

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project undertaken was to prepare a 3D physical model for a mix use residential development. A model showcasing two typical blocks from the entire project was prepared in a scale of 1: 500. The model was completed in a duration of 4 weeks by a team of 4 members.

Project Type: Mix use Residential Development Site Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Team work (4 members) Work Duration: 4 weeks Material used: Bass wood and glue PERSONAL TAKEAWAY: The exercise helped me in the better understanding of various architectural scales and proportions. As a team player it helped me in combining my personal abilities with teamwork skills to complete tasks on time and meet targets.

Image of the Model

21

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Exterior view of the Model

Elevation view of the Model

A view of the Model showing the courtyards and vegetation

22

08

PROFESSIONAL WORK

URBAN DESIGN

STREETS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF Location: Confidential STUDY

STREETS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF PROJECT SCOPE The Green Track encompasses the development of the following

STUDY streets each with a specific character that responds to its current

and predominant patterns of use.

The projectnature encompasses the development of the following streets each with The proposed intervention on all the streets within the scope nature of a specific character that responds to its current and predominant patstudy willencompasses maintain as athe constant the following properties/zones : The Green Track development of the following terns of use. streets each with a specific character that responds to its current • predominant Adequately spaced nature and patternspavements of use. for pedestrian movement.

The following properties are maintained in the design of the proposed street • Continuous cycle The proposed intervention on tracks all the streets within the scope of interventions: study will maintain as a constant the following properties/zones : • Green zones that acts as a buffer between vehicular traffic and pedestrian movement.for pedestrian movement.

• Adequately spaced pavements Adequately spaced pavements for proper pedestrian movement • Dedicated lanes for public transport and alternative mobility • Continuous cycle tracks Continuous cycle modes. tracks Green• zones that a between buffervehicular between Green zones that acts acts as aas buffer traffic andvehicular traffic and pedestrian pedestrian movement. movement

Dedicated lanes public transport and alternate lanesfor for public transport and alternative mobility Land Use• Dedicated modes. ‫للمسار االخضر‬ ‫استعماالت االرض‬ Project Type: Urban Design Location: Confidential

mobility modes

WORK UNDERTAKEN: To assist in the preparation of site maps, 3D models, presentation drawings and primary data collection

‫اداري‬

Typical Condition Common Throughout the Green Track with Variations

Typical Condition Common Throughout the Green Track with Variations

Site Model (Team of 5)

‫انتظار سيارات‬ ‫تجاري‬ Main Street Parkway Wellness Loop Boulevard Heritage Loop

‫تجاري اداري‬ ‫ترفيهي‬ ‫تعليمي‬ ‫حكومي‬ ‫ديني‬

‫سكني‬

Main Street ‫سكني اداري‬ Provisional Expansion of the Green Track Parkway ‫سكني تجاري‬ Wellness Loop ‫سياحي‬ Boulevard ‫صحي‬ Heritage Loop Provisional Expansion of the Green Track

Map showing the streets proposed for development (Team of 4)

GREEN TRA

23

08

URBAN DESIGN

Existing Street

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Location: Confidential

STREET INTERVENTIONS The problems with the existing streets included narrow sidewalk with no activities or Existing Street vegetation for shade, no sense of safety due to adjacency of vehicle from both sides, median completely devoid of vegetation and faint zebra crossings with no landing zone, often without signals.

2.0

8.5

3.4

3.4

3.4

3.4

3.4

4.0

4.0

4.0

4.0

7.5

3.1

2.0

8.5

3.4

3.4

3.4

3.4

3.4

4.0

4.0

4.0

4.0

7.5

3.1

WORK UNDERTAKEN: To assist in the preparation of site maps, 3D models, presentation drawings and primary data collection EXISTING STREET

Model of the existing street Work done: Develop 3D model on SketchUp

Map showing the existing street Work done: To develop presentation drawing on Illustrator

GREEN TRACK 24- RIYAD

08

URBAN DESIGN

Propsed Street - Option 01 (Two Way)

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Location: Confidential

STREET INTERVENTIONS The proposed streets are designed with adequately spaced pavements for proper Propsed Street - Option 01 (Two Way)continuous cycle tracks, green zones that acts as a buffer bepedestrian movement, tween vehicular traffic and pedestrian movement, dedicated lanes for public transport and alternate mobility modes

1

4.3

3 1.8 3

3.6

3.6

3.6

4.5

3.6

3.6

3.6

3 1.8

3

4.3 0.9

3.6

4.5

3.6

3.6

3.6

3 1.8

3

4.3 0.9

Propsed Street - Option 02 (One Way) 1

4.3

3 1.8 3

3.6

3.6

WORK UNDERTAKEN: To assist in the preparation of site maps, 3D models and presentation drawings PROPOSED STREET - OPTION 1 (TWO WAY)

Model of the Proposed street Work done: Develop 3D model on SketchUp

Map showing the Proposed street Work done: To develop presentation drawing on Illustrator

25

Way)

08

URBAN DESIGN

Propsed Street - Option 02 (One Way)

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Location: Confidential

STREET INTERVENTIONS 4.3 proposed 3 1.8 3 3.6 3.6streets 3.6 4.5 are 3.6 3.6designed 3.6 3 1.8 3 with 4.3 0.9 adequately spaced pavements for proper The Propsed Street - Option 02 (One Way)continuous cycle tracks, green zones that acts as a buffer bepedestrian movement, tween vehicular traffic and pedestrian movement, dedicated lanes for public trans1 4.3 3 1.8 3 3.6 3.6 3.6 4.5 3.6 3.6 3.6 3 1.8 3 port and alternate mobility modes 4.3 0.9 1

1

4.3

3 1.8 1.2

3.6

3.6

3.6

4.5

7.2

3 1.8 3

4

4.7

1

4.3

3 1.8 1.2

3.6

3.6

3.6

4.5

7.2

3 1.8 3

4

4.7

WORK UNDERTAKEN: To assist in the preparation of site maps, 3D models and presentation drawings PROPOSED STREET - OPTION 2 (ONE WAY)

Model of the Proposed street Work done: Develop 3D model on SketchUp

Map showing the Proposed street Work done: To develop presentation drawing on Illustrator

GREEN TRACK 26- RIYAD

MISCELLANEOUS Photography, Design Competitions, Exhibition work

09

MISCELLANEOUS

PRAGMA OPEN HOUSE Dubai Design Week 2020

EXHIBITION OF MODELS AND DRAWINGS Pragma’s Open House showcased a variety of models and drawings produced by the practice for projects of various scales and nature as part of the Dubai Design Week 2020.

WORK UNDERTAKEN: Assist in coordinating the Design exhibition at Pragma Office, Dubai.

Models and drawings on display

Display of hand made models

Photo credits: Sahil Latheef

Posters of featured Projects

31

10

DESIGN COMPETITION

MISCELLANEOUS

Annual NASA Design Competition

匀欀攀

COMPETITION BRIEF The design programme intends to explore, identify and re-interpret the ‘liminal spaces’ in the respective context with a vision to inform a society.

Liminal spaces are those thankless transitional, in between spaces which remain in backdrop to highlight or connect with the primary functional boundaries. They are not here and not there, i.e. does not belong to any category or reference point.

APPROACH The traditional Hindu ‘Agraharams’ (Brahmin neighborhood consisting of row houses on either side of the road) of Trivandrum, Kerala, India were documented and studied.

Agraharams incorporated the way of life back then, which was centered around temples and religion. The streets of Agraharams served as spaces for temple festivities and possessions. The streets were thus spaces of rich cultural significance with women drawing traditional Kolams in front of their houses, children playing and adults exchanging conversations. However the streets that once bounded the community together at present serve just as a space for transportation.

Today, agraharams are fast disappearing to make way for bigger and modern houses. With the younger generation migrating to cities or other countries across the world in search of jobs, Agraharams now stand alone with only memories of a way of life The Artwork depicts the change in psychological liminality. It depicts the transition of the society in to the modern age with lose of its rich culture and heritage.

Team members (team of 10) : Devika Kumar, Jovit Joyson, Amritha J.K, Anoop, Ammu Pradeep, Merin James, Neena Williams, Nithin Krishnan, Aparna A.P and Sneha Joseph Short listed under top 60 out of 300 entries

䠀愀渀

30

11

MISCELLANEOUS

PHOTOGRAPHY Selected works

Exterior View of Jameel Arts Center Location: Jameel Arts Center, Al Jadaf, Dubai, UAE

Location: Dubai Expo 2020; Spain Pavilion Location: Dubai Expo 2020; Exterior view of the UAE Pavilion

Location: Taj Mahal, New Delhi, India

28

11

MISCELLANEOUS

PHOTOGRAPHY Selected works

Spain Pavilion: Interior view Location: Dubai Expo 2020, Dubai, UAE

Location: Interior view of Jameel Arts Center, Dubai, UAE

‘Amar Singh gate’ (Entrance gate to Agra Fort) Location: Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India

29

THANK YOU +971 56 4855253 l snehajoseph13@gmail.com