Soham Banerjee Architectural Portfolio

An Architectural

by Soham Banerjee

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Soham Banerjee “I am wandering through my own thoughts of design and collecting the ways of the giants that walked my journey before me.”

About Me I am an architecture student moving through the different focal lengths of the field, from it’s macro aesthetics to it’s micro intricacies. Learning to impact and co-relate with the lives of people that are going to be enveloped by my design. Along the way I am collecting various skills and practices that helps me realize my imagination and people’s dreams.

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English Hindi Bangla

Architectural P o rtfo l i o

Education & WorK Experience

Competitions

Primary and Middle School

2003-2011 ST Paul’s School Patna, Bihar, India

Observation & Action Network NASA | 2021

Middle School

2011-2012 Greendale International School Gulshan 2, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Solving the day to day problems and taking action to resolve the issues faced by the common people

Secondary and Higher Secondary

2012-2019 JKG International School Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India

Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment.

(GRIHA) | NASA

1st Round Short Listed Worked in the analysis part of the LCC calculations within the team.

2021

Bachelors in Architecture (B. Arch)

2020- present National Institute Of Technology Raipur,Chhattisgarh, India

Bohurupi | Cahoots Zonal NASA 2021

Winner of Zone 4 Collaborative Design among a team of 5 students of different colleges in the same zone.

Semester Internship

2024 Confluence Consultancy Services Delhi, India

The Drawing Board (TDB) 2022

Memorial Correa

ANDC | NASA 2022

Led the group for ANDC Taking an analytical approach from a city level to individual level for rejuvenating a dying culture.

Software Proficiency Modeling & Drafting

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Sketchup Rhino3d Grasshopper Graphisoft Archicad 26 Autodesk Revit Autodesk Autocad Sketchup Layouts

Rendering & Animation

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V-Ray for Sketchup Twinmotion Blender Enscape

Representation

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Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Adobe Lightroom Autodesk Sketchbook Krita Ms Office Suite

Video Editing

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Da Vinci Resolve Adobe Premiere Pro Adobe After Effects

GIS

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QGis Arch Gis

Conceptualization

Conceptualization

Communication Skills

Graphic Designer Club

Leadership

Club Member as senior animator and graphic designer.

Part of the core editorial committee IIA NATCON and volunteered in Event ChhattisgarhStandardization Graphic management.

Chapter Representation

Charles

Model making

Communication Skills

Model making

Photographer in the club.

Taken part in various events and workshops.

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Skill Sets

Club & Other Activities Click Club

Design

Leadership

Standardization

Graphic Representation

Content Writing

Archi Visualization

Architecture Simulations

Parametric Designing

Working Drawings

Conceptual Sketches

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Architectural Portfolio

Content 01 | ACADEMIC WORKS

Fuel Station | Institute Design | Prefab Housing(PRE Mo.)

02 | NON ACADEMIC WORKS Brutalist Residential

03 | INTERNSHIP | COMPETITIONS Confluence | TDB

04 | ARTWORKS

Artworks | 3d Renders | Photography

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01.a FUEL STATION Project Type 1st Year Site Location Site Area

Commercial 3rd Semester New Delhi 5230 m2

The project deals with multiple spaces that includes Motel, Shopping arcade, Mini mart, Food court and tying it all together The Fuel Station . A multi functional space where the users can take a pause in their journey, the structure lies in the rout of NH9 providing travelers and their vehicles a place to replenish their energy and continue to move forward.

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Fuel Station Front Elevation

The Canopy of the Fuel station act as an visual factor that is seen from the highway, it acts as an welcoming element for the visitors in the vicinity and guides their way to rest of the site.

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01.b ACADEMIC BUILDING Project Type 4th Year Site Location Site Area

Institutional 7th Semester Naya Raipur 200 acres | 809,372 m2

This was a group project among the students, where we divided the typology of the buildings to design.

Some of the design includes, Academic Blocks, Canteens, Hostels, etc. I was given the responsibility to design the academic block and the site planing and layouts. The group member includes, Kajal Kabdal, Gantavya Bhagat and Shaik Simran .

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The open corridors and transparent railings establish seamless visual connections across levels, enhancing way finding.

Section A A symphony of nature and architecture unfolds within the courtyard, where vibrant seasonal foliage breathes life into the built form, cultivating a serene and inspiring environment for reflection and discovery.

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Section B The dynamic staircase, with its sculptural form, acts as a central spine—seamlessly connecting multiple levels while encouraging interaction and exploration within the space.

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Gantav ya Bhagat

01.c PRE - MODULAR Project Type 3rd Year Site Location Site Area

Residential 6th Semester Naya Raipur 300m2

The conceptual framework of the project, denominated “Premo” signifying pre modular construction, states its reliance on prefabricated materials. The collaborative effort involved three students working in a group, jointly addressing distinct facets of the design’s intricate developmental stages. The architectural composition features a plethora of strategic interventions aimed at enhancing user engagement and spatial utilization.

These enhancements are facilitated by the integration of foldable modular furniture elements and relocatable prefabricated partitioning systems, thereby aligning with the principles of dynamic space manipulation.

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Gantav ya Bhagat

The diagram shows that how the placement of louvers effects the hourly heat gain inside the room.

Without the louvers the impact due to the direct heat gain increases and the over all thermal comfort is decreased.

The Zoning of the house is done with the help of justified plan graph to keep the various degree of private and public zones at different depth levels, hence increasing the level of privacy for non public spaces through their degree of accessibility.

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Window Frame 6mm Thick Tinted Glass

Cavity on Concrete Prefab Walls for joinery with other structural members Glass Base Frame Intermediate Beam Glass Top Frame

Intermediate Frame with glass clipped on

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Pre Mo. - Section Detail and Elevation

The design of the facade incorporates parametrized louvers, which are dynamic components that create a fluid contrast with the rigid structure. These louvers have been strategically placed to take advantage of natural lighting and the movement of the sun. By leveraging these factors, the interplay of shade and shadow on the facade changes throughout the day, resulting in a dynamic and adaptive design that responds to its surroundings.

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Pre Fabricated Concrete slabs with circular voids in its core.

Linear Joint to connect the extended continuous beam

T joint for perpendicular intersection of the beams.

L joint for end to end connection of the beams at the corner.

+ Joint for connecting 4 intersection beam perpendicularly as the intersection.

Parametric Louvers designed using visual coding in grasshopper, to tackle the direct heat gain.

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Beams with pre cast + and T joints having projection to hold the load of the slabs and disperse it to the columns.

Front porch decking made using WPC to create an interactive zone and go with the aesthetics of the design.

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02.a Brutalist Residential Project Type 3rd Year Site Location Site Area

Residential 5th Semester Raipur 1014 ft2

This was a real life project done under the guidance of Ar. Sayon Pramanik, Assistant Professor at National Institute of Technology Raipur and student collaboration with Kajal Kabdal from the same semester. This was a residential project for a family of 3, who wanted to have a really functional house in a small space. Hence, to cater to that the planing is done on various levels incorporating mezzanines at different levels to provide maximum functionality to the design.

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Front Elevation This brutalist-style front elevation demonstrates a sophisticated play of levels, contributing to a dynamic spatial composition. The staggered balconies and varied window heights introduce depth and visual interest, while maintaining a cohesive, rectilinear form. The material palette is distinctly brutalist, featuring exposed brickwork juxtaposed with concrete and steel elements, enhancing the raw, unrefined aesthetic.

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Front Elevation This sectional view reinforces the brutalist design language through its strategic spatial organization and material expression. The interlocking volumes and split-level configuration enhance spatial continuity while emphasizing vertical circulation. The exposed structural elements, including the stark concrete slabs and steel railings, contribute to the raw, utilitarian aesthetic characteristic of brutalism.

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03.a Internship at Confluence Job Role 4th Year Location Time

Intern 8th Semester Delhi 4 months

As Confluence is a mid-scale firm, the functionality of the team majorly depended on collaborative working that helped me understand teamwork and work management. Efficiency and accuracy incorporated in my workflow where modular works have improved with time and mistakes. Learned new things in the field of the computer aided drawings which made the work faster and hassle free, and improved in data management.

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Architectural Visualization 01

Architectural Visualization 02

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Architectural P o rtfo l i o

03.b NEER KUNDALI TDB Competition Entry

Project Type Dedicated to Site Area Site Location

Memorial Ar. Charles Correa 140 ft2 Goa

AR. CORREA’S ingenious design, Kala Academy, is a hub which pays heed To the cultural interaction and promotion in the people. He was always connected to the roots of Indian Culture.

Act of dancing is linked with rhythm and transformation time into motion. Just like how Charles’ designs are timeless and still relevant as we move towards the future. Hence our design is complementing the core purpose with which Charles created the Kala Academy.

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Using 2D Isovist via depthmapX we have demonstrated that the central piece of the memorial will be visually connected to the outer surrounding of the built form hence emphasizing on the center of the memorial.

This shows one of the entrance from the north east side of the built form, while entering the visual connection is maintained with the center form.

This view shows the concentric ovals present at the steps which shows that at the end all these paths with various levels leads towards the core of the memorial.

Another function of the voids that are provided here can be used as seating spaces and can establish social interaction and promote exchange of cultural ideas.

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