PORTFOLIO
SELECTED WORKS 2017-2022
STUTHI ATHREYA BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE
STUTHI ATHREYA BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE
STUTHI ATHREYA
CONTENT
The portfolio documents the projects I regard as major milestones in my journey in computational design.
Starting from the bachelor’s thesis, where identified a unique issue and take one through the journey of how I arrived at the appropriate solution.
I have also presented another academic work that dealt with meta-architecture and defined phenomenology in architecture for me.
Professional work mainly included residential projects that were primarily influenced by sustainable architecture.
The portfolio also contains competitions that came into light and ancillary works that I’ve engaged in to broaden my horizons.
BETWIXT the rail gulf 01
2021-2022
Banglore , India Personal , Research
First author
Guides : Shilpa Sirish , Anurag Tamhankar
Revit + Grasshopper
BACKGROUND
In India, over 8 billion people use the railways every year, the most affordable and most commonly used mode of transport. Anyone traveling on the train always looks forward to the journey and to what’s to come along the way. Hence what one sees from the train is supposed to represent the essence of the city one is passing through.
However, The Indian Railways System included a byelaw set in the 1950s which indicated the need for a buffer of 30m from each edge of the railway line to the edge of the city.
Over time this buffer started to get encroached upon by migrants, slums, and LIG, and these began to have their framework. By this, I mean they have a different fabric than the city in terms of accessibility, safety, and ignorance from the city dwellers, which made them barren.
However, the encroachments kept increasing to a scale that the government or the railways could no longer relocate the people residing here and hence decided to change the bye-law to a buffer of just 3m from each edge of the railway line till the edge of the city. ww
GREY MATTER museum 02
BACKGROUND
The National museum of architecture is a project proposed by the Council of Architecture. The understanding of architecture varies between architects and the public. Every person is directly or indirectly affected by any piece of architecture, just the majority of them don’t realize what it is about architecture that’s affecting them and how. It is to bridge this gap in understanding between the profession and society that the National Museum of Architecture is needed.
Keeping the above brief in mind, the project was proposed in The Lado Serai district of Delhi. The brief also included a component of the design that was to be climate responsive in terms of Meta or Performative architecture.
library mph seminar auditorium research contemporary exhibition modern history Exploded view Facade Jali LADOSERAIMARG +12.0 +6.0 +0.0 -6.0
Guides : Rohini Iyengar Sketchup + Revit
EXPIDITE shelter for disaster 03
2021 Banglore , India Competition , National Top 50 , Nationally Revit + Illustrator +Photoshop
BACKGROUND
In countries prone to natural calamities that leave people devastated and in need of a temporary shelter. It is an undeniable fact the damage after the disaster is not only physical but also psychological. The mental situation of people has naturally been affected due to their possible loss. In such circumstances, a post-disaster relief shelter is essential to help the victims of such calamities feel comfortable and dignified.
The module is cuboid in shape with a curved sloping roof. Each module consists of 3 equal segments, each with a different function. Two consecutive pieces are transformable, depending upon the time of the day, into a living/Sleeping area. The other segment, containing the sanitary and cooking space, is placed at the end of the module to avoid hindrance with the different parts.
INTERNSHIP
Biome Environmental Solutions Pvt. Ltd
2022 Banglore , India Professional , Internship Individual work is presented
Revit Advanced + Lumion
BACKGROUND
Biome Environmental Solutions is a Bangalore-based design firm focused on ecology, architecture, and water. The office’s diverse team includes designers, architects, civil and mechanical engineers, and urban planners from various parts of India and abroad.
Design is a highly personal process; hence, they emphasize client interactions to ensure the final project incorporates the vision of sustainability with the client’s aspirations for aesthetics, functionality, and budget.
The work’s ecologically and socially sensitive nature and commitment to spreading sustainable living practices far and wide have led to the firm’s involvement in many nonprofit projects to benefit the natural environment and disadvantaged populations.
Biome’s service offerings range from architectural and rainwater harvesting design to environmental planning consultancy and comprehensive water strategizing. Here they emphasize developing strong communication channels, particularly face-to-face interaction with each of our clients, which enable us to tune in to the client’s needs and constraints.
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