SNEHA_PORTFOLIO_2025_

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO SNEHA SANTHOSH KUMAR

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CONTENT Professional Work

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Rihla, A Vision Masterplan

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Futuristic Vision Masterplan

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Trojena Ski Neom

20-23

Jebel Ali Wasl Parkside

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Abu Dhabi Corniche Pier Vision

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Mu - Table

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Academic Work

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Community Living In a Heritage Engulfed Environment

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Reviving Rocca Medioevale

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Porta di Mare Green Village

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A Module for Cohesive Living

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Wroclaw Cultural Hub

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Design Narrative

Old City Centre

Urban Santuary

Urban Gateways

Urban Plazas

Transversal Connection

TODs and Activation

Character Areas and Park Edges

Green Network

Water Management

Water Management

1000 Journeys

500,000 People

Rihla, A vision masterplan Location : KSA Project Stage: Competition Softwares: QGIS, Autocad, Photoshop, Sketchup, Enscape, Midjourney Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination: Assigning tasks, managing urban design, architecture sections of the project & overseeing project planning.

Coordination with sub-consultants: Collaborating on design development and resolving issues.

Client liaison: Managing RFIs, coordinating meetings, preparation of weekly client meeting presentations.

*Professional Work Experience at Aedas 4

Rihla revitalizes the city center, in line with Vision 2030’s objectives. It creates a new Greater Downtown with integrated communities, emphasizing pedestrian-focused mobility, mixed-use spaces, and sustainability. Divided into six distinct character areas, the project offers diverse residential typologies and amenities within a walkable environment. Inspired by Al Balad, the project reimagines the urban fabric, creating a vibrant, culturally rich center for residents and tourists. By blending technology, sustainability, and native culture, this masterplan aims to establish a global benchmark for sustainable urban development.

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Enhancing Existing Assets

Connected Gardens

Governmental District

Framing space

Diagonal Mall Axis

Green Linear Commercial Street

Makkah Spine Activated

Water Management

Commercial District

Pedestrian Sport Axis

Sports District

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Urban Farming Landscape

Water lines recovering the former Wadi trace

Green connections to existing assets

Green / Recovery of former vegetation areas

Innovation District

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PUBLIC REALM IDENTITIES

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FUTURSITIC MASTERPLAN FRAMEWORK

Network of Interconnected Public Spaces

Main Parks and Civic Access

Confidential Project: Futuristic Vision Masterplan Location : Middle East Project Stage: Pre-concept & Concept Softwares: QGIS, Autocad, Photoshop, Sketchup, Enscape, Midjourney Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination: Assigning tasks, managing urban design, architecture sections of the project & overseeing project planning.

Coordination with sub-consultants: Collaborating on design development & resolving issues.

Client liaison: Managing RFIs, coordinating meetings, preparation of weekly client meeting presentations.

User Experience

*Professional Work Experience at Aedas 12

Access Strategy

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Massing Articulation 01 Achieved the appropriate solid to void ratio and rhythm on facade.

Massing Articulation 02 Effectively optimizing the solid-to-void ratio, ensuring a cohesive rhythm in the façade design.

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PLANNING APPROACH - SKETCHES 01

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BUILDING ENVELOPE CHARACTER

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Facade Modules

Facade Modules

Facade Modules

DNA

DNA

DNA

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04 DNA

Facade Modules

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Design Narrative

Trojena Ski Resort Location : Neom, KSA Project Stage: Competition Softwares: QGIS, Autocad, Photoshop, Sketchup, Enscape, Midjourney Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination: Assigning tasks, managing urban design and architecture sections of the project and overseeing project planning.

Coordination with sub-consultants: Collaborating on design development and resolving issues.

Client liaison: Managing RFIs, coordinating meetings, preparation of weekly client meeting presentations.

*Professional Work Experience at Aedas 20

Trojena, A futuristic ski resort in the NEOM mountains. An incredible region that will offer year-round outdoor skiing and adventure sports. Trojena will be an iconic, world-class destination, blending natural and developed landscapes, and offering unique human-centric experiences for residents and visitors alike. Trojena is part of NEOM’s regional plan, located 50km from the Gulf of Aqaba coast in the heart of our nature region. Elevations range from 1,500m to 2,600m and cover an area of nearly 60 square kilometers.

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Plan @ lvl G

Axonometric View

Section

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Plan @ lvl 04

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Design Narrative

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Jebel Ali Wasl Parkside Location : Jebel Ali, Dubai Project Stage: Competition Softwares: Autocad, Photoshop, Sketchup, Enscape, Midjourney Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination: Preparing Data collection reports per stage, Assigning tasks, managing flooring planning and architecture sections of the project and overseeing project planning.

Coordination with sub-consultants: Collaborating on design development and resolving issues.

Client liaison: Managing RFIs, coordinating meetings, preparation of weekly client meeting presentations.

*Professional Work Experience at Aedas 24

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STATUS

CD / SD / DD / TENDER / IFC

KEY PLAN

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STATUS

STAGE 1 - 100% CONCEPT DESIGN

KEY PLAN

MECCA

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GENERAL NOTES

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10 .0%

PL-G00_GROUND FLOOR_PLOT 01 1 : 500

IG

GEN. RM. + MAIN SERVER RM. Not Enclosed

ID-WF

-20000

TRADITIONAL RETAIL 102 m²

BUILDING LINE DATE 48600

F&B 116 m²

SUPPORT RETAIL 142 m²

2024/12/20

SCALE @ A1

F&B Not Enclosed

BUILD F&B Not Enclosed

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PL-G00_GROUND FLOOR_PLOT 2 1 : 500

N 2768667090 E 476996283

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BU ILD ING

LINE

RO AD

PROJECT ADDRESS PROJECT CITY

240186-00-AED-200-020-3DM-ARC-000001 DRAWN

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02 -

PLOT

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D POSE PRO

OPP STO BUS N 2768584718 E 477111213

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APPROVED

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GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN OVERALL PLOT 2 GROUND FLOOR

N 2768572658 E 477152336 DATE

LINE

CHECKED

YYYY/MM/DD

SCALE @ A1

1 : 500

REVISION

P01

DRAWING NUMBER

240186-00-AED-200-020- DRG-ARC-010008

8000

1 : 500

REVISION

DM DRAWING NUMBER

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PLOT

DRAWING NUMBER

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WASL GATE PARK VIEWS MODEL FILE REFERENCE

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TRANS. RM. + LV RM. Not Enclosed

MAIN ELECTRICAL RM. + MTR RM. 211 m²

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Site Plan

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GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN OVERALL PLOT 1 GROUND FLOOR

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FEMALE WC Not Enclosed

DRAWING TITLE

LINE

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MULTI-PURPOSE 80 m²

MALE WC 25 m²

F&B Not Enclosed

F&B 252 m²

PROJECT NAME AND LOCATION

DRAWING TITLE

RETAIL 109 m²

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8.25 m

BUILDING LINE

N 2768673798 E 476997099

N 2768566792 E 477207137

N 2768567196 E 477193840

TH 4 BR Not Enclosed

LOBBY Not Enclosed

ING

N 2768749528 E 476940085

PROP OSED SERV ICE

DRAWN F&B 190 m²

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F&B

240186-00-AED-100-010-3DM-ARC-000001

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FM Not Enclosed

BUILD

LINE

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SETBACK

PROJECT ADDRESS PROJECT CITY

RETAIL 82 m²

00

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TRAD ITION AL ? RETAIL

BUILD ING

N 2768776546 E 476927076

MU -01

SUPP ORT RETA IL

86400

N 2768790375 E 476921279

ID-WF -20000

SUBSTATION+LV RM+ GEN RM 41 m²

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LINE 8000

N 2768804867 E 476915794

8.25 m

8.25 m

BUILD

F&B

LOBBY 176 m²

8.25 m MODEL FILE REFERENCE

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RETAIL 116 m²

RETAIL 39 m²

LINE

TRAD ITION RETA AL IL

SUPPORT RETAIL 103 m²

PLOT 01 PLOT LIMIT

CONSULTANT

N 2768567033 E 477220437

TH 3BR 169 m²

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STO P

LINE

WASL GATE PARK VIEWS

F&B

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8.25 m

N 2768567918 E 477233710

F&B 105 m²

B1

PROJECT NAME AND LOCATION

LOBBY

MAIN ELEC TRICAL RM.

LINE

LOBBY 147 m²

TH 4 BR Not Enclosed

LINE

BUILD ING

ING

ING

N 2768819545 E 476910829

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PRO POSE D

CONSULTANT RESIDENTIAL TOWER 1 GF + 5PO + 10RESIDENTIAL FLOORS + ROOF

TH 3 BR Not Enclosed

8.25 m

BUILD ING

N 2768833642 E 476906601

BUILDING LINE

PLOT 02 PLOT LIMIT

000

TRADITIONAL RETAIL 97 m²

FM OFFI CE

N 2768847873 E 476902853

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WE L TO TIAL ENTIA SIDEN RESID O + 11RE ROOF + 5P GF + FLOORS

BUILD

N 2768862496 E 476899532 F&B

MU -01

ID-W

TRAD ITION RETA AL IL

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TH 3BR 125 m²

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TH 3 BR

MEP

MEP

N 2768877225 E 476896718

2024/12/20 Date

Chk'd

N 2768569444 E 477246924

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MULTI-PU RPOSE RM.

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TRANSFO RMER RM. + LV GEN RM.RM +

AED Drawn

F&B 117 m²

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CONCEPT DESIGN STAGE 50% Description

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CLIENT

RETAIL 232 m²

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23200

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RESID EN GF + 5PO TIAL TOWE + FLOO 11RESIDE R 1 RS + NT ROOF IAL

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EN VE TR HIC AN LE CE /E XIT

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42000

LOBBY

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TH 3BR 120 m²

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TH 4BR 156 m²

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N 2768726815 E 477071241

8.25 m

SUB STATIONGENERATOR 157 m²

CLIENT

MAIN ELEC TRIC ROOM AL

TRAD ITION RETA AL IL

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N 2768737690 N E2768737690 477060660 E 477060660

N 2768755915 E 477045277

LOBBY 144 m²

3BRTYPE TYPEBB 3BR 156m²m² 156

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BUIL DING 1B

TH 3 BR

N 2768570178 E 477252162 WASTE COLLECTION RM 135 m²

G IN

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MAIN ELEC RM 60 m²

TH 4BR 156 m²

TH 4BR 157 m²

1 ER TIAL OW EN L T SID F TIA RE OO EN 17 + R SID O + S RE 5P OOR + FL GF

N 2768704236 E 477097820

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N 2768692669 E 477115216

N 2768711997 E 477087738

N 2768791389 E 477022819

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N 2768685192 E 477128216

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RESID EN GF + 5PO TIAL TOWE + FLOO 15RESID R 1 EN RS + ROOF TIAL 21030

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N 2768811775 E 477013301

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N 2768675403 E 477148789 PLOT 02 PLOT LIMIT

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N 2768669144 E 477168175

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N 2768679967 E 477138611

8.25 m

TH 4BR 176 m²

BU

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N 2768943812 E 476890408

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TH 3 BR

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N 2768856117 E 476999565

DROP OFF

L OT PL

N 2768962290 E 476890480

MULTI-PU RPOSE RM.

DP-0

PLOT 01 - PLOT LIMIT

BU ILD

BU ILD ING

01 ?

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N 2768659410 E 477208877

N 2768870823 E 476996400

LIN E

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LOBBY

8.25 m

N 2768887454 E 476992820

GF RESID + 5 EN P T FL O + 1 IAL OO 7R TO RS ES WE + R IDE R 2 OO NT F IAL

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N 2768654911 E 477240288

PO SE D

SETBACK

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N 2768980749 E 476891328

N 2768658066 N 2768656903 E 477217023 E 477224231

N 2768661884 E 477196512

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BU ILD ING

BUILD ING

TH 4 BR

NK

N 2768655980 E 477231559

A. DO NOT SCALE FROM THE DRAWINGS B. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS AND LEVELS ARE IN METERS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE & APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER C. ALL DRAWINGS SHOULD BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS AND ALL RELEVANT SECTIONS OF THE SPECIFICATION. ANY DISCREPANCIES ARE TO BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT AND RESOLVED BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK

N 2768919492 E 476985605

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GF RESID + 5 EN P T FL O + 31 IAL T OO O RS RES WE BU + R IDE R 1 ILD ING OO NTIA F LIN L E

N 2768979125 E 476917021

A. DO NOT SCALE FROM THE DRAWINGS B. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS AND LEVELS ARE IN METERS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE & APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER C. ALL DRAWINGS SHOULD BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS AND ALL RELEVANT SECTIONS OF THE SPECIFICATION. ANY DISCREPANCIES ARE TO BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT AND RESOLVED BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK

GENERAL NOTES

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BUILDING LINE

N 2768974237 E 476939440

VEHICLE / EXIT ENTRANCE

N 2768596253 E 477085065 N 2768610443 E 477060257

FOR MUNICIPALITY APPROVAL

N 2768626375 E 477038009

FOR MUNICIPALITY APPROVAL

ARC-TB-A0_SIDE-AED_01

ARC-TB-A0_SIDE-AED_01

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ECHOING THE ROOTS OF MANGROVES

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Clustering

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Platform

Canopy

East Elevation

Abu Dhabi Corniche Pier Vision Location : Abu Dhabi, UAE Project Stage: Competition Softwares: 3ds Max, Sketchup, Photoshop, Enscape, Midjourney Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination, Collaborating on design development, preparation of program brief, and presentations.

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User Experience

South Elevation

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Design Layouts Proposed

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Design Layouts Proposed

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Mu.Table is the community table which changes its shape acconding to your needs.

It is composed by concrete volumes and metal frames with wooden decks. Tables and stools follow the same simple design, the stools can be hung under the table and the table itself can be rotated at 90 degrees. Very compact in its linear configuration you can easily turn its elements to create more private areas for you and your friends.

The concrete elements are fixed, the small one can be used as a device charging station and a public fountain, the big one is a flowerbox for a small tree which will make shadow and will make you contemplate the nature. It’s a modular system and many kind of aggregation are possible in different situation of space.

Mu.Table Location : Dubai, UAE Project Stage: Concept to Implementation Softwares: Autocad, Photoshop, Sketchup, Enscape

*Professional Work Experience at ASZ Architetti 32

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Community Living In A Heritage Engulfed Environment Location Maps

Softwares: Autocad, Photoshop, Sketchup, Enscape Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination: Preparing Data collection reports per stage, Assigning tasks, managing flooring planning and architecture sections of the project and overseeing project planning.

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City Analysis

Location : Yazd, Iran

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Masterplan

Site and the Context Analysis

Morphological plans

Plots

Ground Floor

First Floor

Ground floor

Groundfloor Plan / Built Space

The master plan for the resdiential project, along with the strategy for residential apartments, it has established a strong strategy for public spaces at each intersection of the axis as well as on all edges of the site.

The major horizontal axis connecting the garden on the left to the highway on the other side of the site has been emphasised with a noticeable sized stretched out building with a boulevard to enrich the quality of the axis. Making it a formal public street with multpile spill over spaces on that stretch, to accomodate various public activities.

This connectivity and public spaces form the basis for a homogeneous division of the site into 4 urban blocks.

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Circulation

Stairs

Apartment

Open space

Entrance

Visualization of the Urban Block

Second Floor

Third Floor

It can also be observed on this axonometric view of the project, the configuration of apartments and the public spaces are unique in each zone, which responds to the existing urban fabric. For example on the top-right - the more linear tissue corresponds to the recent city fabric Whereas in the south, the urban block has a courtyard centric design corresponding to the old city fabric.

Also each urban block has a unique public space which caters to the demands of that residential zone and the neighbourhood.

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Ground floor

First Floor

Second Floor

South-West Facade

The ground floor of the project is dedicated to public activities and circulation. The stacked residential units above one another carves out shaded courtyards in the ground floor. These

Section BB’

The major road axis from the context has divided the site into 4 residential zones. The urban block on the left is the closest to the unesco heriatge garden.

The ground floor of the project is dedicated to public activities and circulation. The stacked residential units above one another carves out shaded courtyards in the ground floor. These spaces have been designed to Section CC’ function as secured open spaces for children’s playgrounds and open air gatherings.

The staircases are free standing structures which acts as the grid for the site around which the residential units are carefully designed.

spaces have been designed to function as secured open spaces for children’s playgrounds and open air gatherings. Facade of each side of the urban block is unique and it corresponds to the neighbouring structures, the sun direction and the wind direction. Each floor has been carefully deisgned to provide a fair balance of private living areas and public common spaces which are

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semi-covered to provide protection from the harsh Iranian climate.

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Solid and Void

Private and Public

Types and Functions Section AA’

Third floor plan

Second floor plan Section BB’

First floor plan

Ground floor plan

South West facade

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Entrance Type 1

2 Room Apartment Studio Apartment 1 Room Apartment Entrance Type 2

3D module (Entrance and open space)

1 Room Apartment

3 Room Apartment

The community residential project was initiated by designing several units to cater various user-groups depending upon the number of users and the age groups.

A unique urban block of residential units was designed on a 100x100m plot which would serve as a

Visualization of the Urban Block and Open Spaces

model design guideline for the whole project. This square plot is designed considering the exisitng

On the left are the drawings of the public buildings, which caters to different functions and has adorned a volume depending upon its location to subtly merge with the exisitng urban fabric. The public building in the top end of the site is a long cuboidal double storeyed structure with a basement floor providing spaces for activites like gym and indoor sports. It is a modern structure blending with the traditional Iranian style of perforated openings.

The public building on the south end has a deformed mass comparatively as this corresponds to the existing old city fabric. The six volumes standing upright also adapts the iraning style of perforated openings to provide good ventilation. This structure provides roof to study rooms, seminar areas and terraces.

site conditions, corner conditions, accessibility

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exisitng

open

spaces.

Public Building - Study Hall

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Geographical Location

Historical Developments

Level of Building Destruction (post-earthquake)

Phase 1

Phase 2

The history and events of the Rocca are closely linked and inseparably merge with those of Arquata del Tronto, a municipality in the Province of Ascoli Piceno in the Marche Region of Italy. It has always been a border area and often disputed, with bitter battles and furious fights, between the cities of Ascoli Piceno and Norcia.

After being contended for years between the two aforementioned cities, it was part of the Papal States since 1809 and until Italy was finally unified in 1870.

With the last latest events in the region, this medieval fortress became a symbol of a territory hard hit by the earthquakes happened in the Central of Italy in 2016. But despite of the catastrophe, there is also the beautiful story of the affected municipalities, all proud of their cultural heritage and their historical centers, which are part of their identity. Therefore,it is important to make a rebirth of this territory, passing through the conservation of the Rocca and the recovery of the cultural heritage of the city.

Restoring Rocca Medioevale Location : Arquata del Tronto, Italy Softwares: Autocad, Revit, Sketchup, 3ds Max, Photoshop Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination: Preparing Data collection report, developing concept and preparing architecure drawings, final rendered 3D views and Presentation Panels.

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Damaged buildings (small/medium damages) Damaged buildings (large damages) Collapsed or demolished buildings

Identification of Important Buildings Phase 3

Phase 4

Phase 5

Cultural heritage architecture (national value) Important architecture identified (regional value) War memorial Monumenti ai Caduti

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Phase I

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

The proposal consists of development in threephases & attempts to highlight the importance of pre-existing public & cultural heritage buildings in the village and reconnecting them with the Rocca in the reconstruction process.

The proposal for the town is to transform the collapsed buildings into gardens with ruins as public and open spaces. Intervention proposal for the buildings which are moderately damaged is to provide scaffoldings to its facades, in order to guarantee a safe path of walk through the village during the reconstruction phase of Arquata del Tronto.

The idea is to replicate the geometry of damaged buildings, giving the visitors an augmented reality experience of the space, the shadows, the vibrance of the village that existed before the eathquake.

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Phase II

Phase III

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South facade - existing

West facade- existing

South facade - proposed

West facade- proposed

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Existing situation - level 4.7m

Proposal - First floor plan - meeting rooms

Section - AA’

Existing situation - level 8.1m

Proposal - Second floor plans - workshops

Section - BB’

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Existing structure - 3D

Proposal 3D

Existing structure - 3D section - A

Proposal - 3D section - A

Existing structure - 3D section - B

Proposal - 3D section - B

Visualization of the Rocca after restoration

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Site and context analysis

Context relationship

Axis Grid

Boulevard and Promenade

Public Facilities

Housing Footprint

The project is designed to develop convertible buildings to cater for the mixed-use and residential activities devoted to host atheltes for the winter olympics 2026. Later, this will be used by local communities and associations in the neighbourhood.

The masterplan is developed witha grid developed from an axis extended from the context. The public facilities are placed near the entrance of the site which can cater to the needs of the athletes and the usergroups in the neighbourhood. These mixed use buildings are connected with the surrounding residential area with a boulevard and promenade. The project later narrowed down to focus on the detailed constrcution design and building physics one selected building in both the categories.

Neighbourhood footprint

Shape

Modules

Influenced by the context

Modular system of structure

Patio

Corridors

To open up the mass and provide a central light-well.

Open corridors that connect the modules with the secondary structure.

Connection

Accesibility

To link the site with the context and public square.

Vertical accesibility : staircases and elevators

Location : Milan, Italy

Alternating form

Facade

Softwares: Autocad, Revit, Sketchup, 3ds Max, Photoshop Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination: Preparing Data collection report, developing concept and preparing architecure drawings, final rendered 3D views and Presentation Panels.

To obtain large punctures in the mass for cross-ventilation.

Vertical wooden shaders to protect the interior environment from solar radiation.

Envelope

Envelope

Cantilevered roof and canopies have been designed to provide shade to each facade of the structure.

Pitched roof that hosts solar panels.

Open spaces footprint

Porta di Mare Green Village

Green area footprint

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Public facilities

Mixed-use building

Residential building

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The mixed-use building is designed with a large courtyard in the interior which acts as large light-well. The building is designed with alternating forms which will facilitate cross-ventilation through these large punctures in the building. The cantilevered roof and canopies have been designed to provide the required shade on each specific facades. The building is designed with alternating forms which will facilitate cross-ventilation through these large punctures in the building. The cantilevered roof and canopies have been designed toprovide the required shade on each specific facades. The building is composed of a structural frame of 5x5m consisting of wooden beams and columns.

Typical Plan

The residential building is designed in modules of residential units and accesibility structure to facilitate the residential units. Open air corridors are designed to connect the five residential modules and the vertical accesibility of the building, which is facilitated by both stair and elevators at two points, equally accessible for all the units. Vertical wooden louvers is along the passage and the facade to protect the interior from direct solar radiations.

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East Facade

Mixed-Use Building

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Residential Building

Plan

Mixed-Use Building

Residential Building

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Elevations

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Detailed Vertical Section 1:20

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Design idea and approach

Design concept

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Studio project focused on designing a creative and sustainable community living space that can accomodate a set variety user groups.

A housing module that incorporates various functions with a conscious approach towards a sustainable physical environment, micro-climate, social and cultural context. Meanwhile making it a barrier free environment was one of the key concepts. the project was further enhanced with adapting few teachinques to conserve energy as well as produce energy from the renewable resources to make the community self-sustaining.

Public spaces have been provided abundantly at each level without compromising the privacy of each resident.

Location The project suggests a new urban internvention for the city of Wroclaw, poland.

Module For Community Living

Masterplan Arrangement

Massing and circulation

Location : Wroclaw, Poland Softwares: Autocad, Revit, Sketchup, Photoshop Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination: Preparing Data collection report, developing concept and preparing architecure drawings, final rendered 3D views and Presentation Panels.

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Concept 3D Massing

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Design Concept

Community living spaces focusing on housing and activities spaces for individuals and families of various sizes.

Each unit is designed to be self-sufficient in terms of energy generated from solar panels and roofs that support growing vegetation to help promote a sustainable lifestyle.

Pathways, ramps and stairs help make an inter-connectivity between the units to become one large functional machine. A thoughtful play of housing units, voids and green spaces have been incorporated in the design to promote community living which can be an escape from the bustling city life.

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Sectional view

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Exterior View- 1

Exterior View- 2

Wroclaw Cultural Hub Location : Wroclaw, Poland Softwares: Revit, Autocad, Sketchup, Photoshop Responsibilities include: Internal team coordination: Developing concept and preparing architecure drawings, Finalizing 3D view as CGIs and preparing Presentation Panels.

Design concept The aim of this project was to design a vibrant multi-functional public space for the city of wroclaw.

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Interior View- 1

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Exterior View- 4

level G

level 5

Interior View- 2

level B

Isometric view of 10 floors

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Exterior View- 5

The building form is shaped to to allow maximum daylight penetration to the building from the North, by articulating the building form, creating a lush trait of greenery across the building roof and facade. The building forms and the spaces fosterr the ideas of freedom in working spaces and free-flor creative workshop zones to artists.

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Street Elevation

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