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PresentEDUCATION-Bachelorsin Architecture: Wadeyar Centre for Architecture, Mysuru, Karnataka Higher Secondary - PCMB: Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bengaluru, Karnataka Lower KendriyaSecondary:Vidyalaya, Tumakuru, Karnataka SOFTWARE SKILLS 2D Drafting : Autodesk Cad | Revit 3D Modelling : Sketchup | Revit Abode Suit : Illustrator | Photoshop | Indesign MS Office : Word | Powerpoint | Excel ARCHITECTURAL COMPETENCE PhotographyDocumentationRendering3DHand-draftingModelSketchingMakingModelling NAME : B N Suneha Jain PHONE NUMBER : 7349131150 | 9481740898 EMAIL : LANGUAGESNATIONALITYDOBSaraswatipuram,ADDRESS2018_suneha.j.b.n@wcfa.ac.in:No.57,4thMain,6thCross,Mysuru,Karnataka-570009:28|10|2000:Indian:Kannada,Hindi,English
1. Family Residence Semester 07 | Sustainability 03-10 2. Co-living Space Semester 07 | Sustainability 11-18 3. Culinary Institute Semester 06 | Institution Design 19-26 4. A Community Center Semester 05 | Public Building Design 27-34 5. SemesterBelaku06|Working Drawings 35-42 6. Relative Study Program Semester 03 43-50 7. Miscelleanous Works - Street Analysis - Alternative Building Materials and Technology - Model making - Photography - Freelance 51-60
The Studio focused on understanding Sustainability and how it influences the way we build for the guven context. After through a series of studies, our aim was to be led by vernacular way of construction and passive design strategies to help with sustainability. The intent id to design a family residence. It is a family of four where the mem bers of the family find joy in nature. they enjoy spending time together. The house reflect the memories of a vernacular house they once lived in.
01 | UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO Family Residence MUDA Layout, Mysuru Sustainable Architecture | Semester 07
STUDIO GUIDE : Professor Vidyashankar R Professor Nelson Pais Professor Dyan Belliyappa Professor Kukke Subramanya Assistant Professor Anjali Cherian Assistant Professor Suren Alone SITE AREA : 216 BUILT-UPSqm AREA : 4DURATION:250Weeks
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09 | UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO Co- Living Space MUDA Layout, Mysuru Sustainable Architecture | Semester 07 The semester was aimed at exploring the workings and opportunities presented by the program, Co-Living through the lens of sustainability in Mysuru. The studio allowed us to design with different maetrials and methods to bring up a sustainable building. We looked at various parameters that could be incorporated to make the building sustainable like Form and Orientation, Thermal Comfort, Dylighting, Solar Shading and other passive design strategies. STUDIO GUIDE : Professor Vidyashankar R Professor Nelson Pais Professor Dyan Belliyappa Professor Kukke Subramanya Assistant Professor Anjali Cherian Assistant Professor Suren Alone SITE AREA : 216 BUILT-UPSqm AREA : 4DURATION:250Weeks
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Taking public architecture inclusive to institute design, the semester focused on various nuances of Institution Design in relation to what it can offer to the public other than the core program. Ideas of how an institution can compliment its program in terms of architecture was explored. Another added lens to this intent was the exploration of tall building- a low footprint in an urban site. To study and understand the nature of an institution and to design a campus with all its culture and vibrance spread vertically.’’ Kiran Kumar
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PORTFOLIOA Community Center
Ramakrishna Nagar in Mysuru is mostly a residential area, with educational institutions, community halls and temples seen throughout the area. The close proximity of the location to Ramakrishna Nagar Circle and other important offices around make it a perfect center. The functions of the Muda Complex is retained with added spaces and activities for the community.
Ramakrishna Nagar, Mysuru Public Building Design | Semester 05 A Community Center is a place for the public to interact, celebrate, leisure, raise voice and what not. A Muda Complex could be more than just a building for offices. It could indeed be a center for the entire community around, like a marker, like a stage to learn, teach, question and grow.
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STUDIO GUIDE : Assistant Professor Akash Rai SITE AREA : 4000 Sqm BUILT-UP AREA : 2000 Sqm DURATION : 8 Weeks
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33 | UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO BelakuMysuru Working Drawings | Semester 07 The Working Drawing Studio required us to design a house for a family of four, taking into consideration their profession. The project aims at detailing a house for an architect integrating a studio space within. The studio also aimed at detailing the house. STUDIO GUIDE : Professor Sandeep Sen Assistant Professor Thyagarajan C SITE AREA : 90 BUILT-UPSqm AREA : 4DURATION:250Weeks
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WORKING DRAWINGS | 36 3500 3970 9500 +1950 +3450 3500 3970 32404830 9500 9500 +4950 +6450 3500 3970 9500 3500 3970 32404830 9500 9500 NOTESARC 1/3 SHEET DETAILS DATE: 01.06.2021 DRAWN BY: SUNEHA JAIN CHECKED BY: THYAGARAJAN C REVISION NUMBER: - - -DESIGNSIGNATURE: DRAWINGS WD MYSURUPROJECT
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WORKING DRAWINGS | 38 300030003000450 Ground Floor Lvl. Ground+450 Lvl. First Floor Lvl.+3450Second Floor Lvl.6450Terrace Lvl. 9450 300030003000450 Ground Floor Lvl. Ground+450 Lvl. First Floor Lvl.+3450Second Floor Lvl.6450Terrace Lvl. 9450 450300030003000Ground Floor SecondFirstGround+450Lvl.Lvl.FloorLvl.+3450FloorLvl.6450TerraceLvl.9450 LINTELBEAMDRIPCOPINGMOULDBEAMCHAJJASILLWALL(CONCRETE BLOCK) FLOOR FINISH SAND PCCPLINTHFILLINGBEAMGROUNDLEVELSTONEFOOTINGBEDSKIRTINGWATERPROOFING LAYER PARAPETCOPING (CONCRETE(CONCRETE(CONCRETE(CONCRETE(CONCRETEWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERDRIPMOULDPARAPETWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERPARAPETWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERPARAPETWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERPARAPETWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERWATERPROOFINGLAYERLINTELBEAMCHAJJADRIPMOULDSILLSKIRTINGFLOORFINISH450300030003000Ground Floor SecondFirstGround+450Lvl.Lvl.FloorLvl.+3450FloorLvl.6450TerraceLvl.9450 LINTELBEAMDRIPCOPINGMOULDBEAMCHAJJASILLWALL(CONCRETE BLOCK) FLOOR FINISH SAND PCCPLINTHFILLINGBEAMGROUNDLEVELSTONEFOOTINGBEDSKIRTINGWATERPROOFING LAYER PARAPETCOPING (CONCRETE(CONCRETE(CONCRETE(CONCRETE(CONCRETEWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERDRIPMOULDPARAPETWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERPARAPETWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERPARAPETWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERPARAPETWALLBLOCK)CEMENTPLASTERWATERPROOFINGLAYERLINTELBEAMCHAJJADRIPMOULDSILLSKIRTINGFLOORFINISH NOTESARC 2/3 SHEET DETAILS DATE: 01.06.2021 DRAWN BY: SUNEHA JAIN CHECKED BY: THYAGARAJAN C REVISION NUMBER: - -DESIGNSIGNATURE: DRAWINGS WD MYSURUPROJECT
39 | UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO MASTER CONTROL VALVE OVERHEAD SHOWER SOAP STAND @1350 FROM FFL EASY TURN DIVERTER MIXERSHOWERSPOUT CURTAIN TISSUE WATERDISPENSERCLOSETCONCEALEDBRUSHMIRRORSTANDWASHBASINSTOPCOCKBOTTLETRAP-35mmDiaHEALTHFAUCETWATERLEDGECLOSETWALL EASY TURN DIVERTER MIXER OVERHEADTOWELSHOWERSTANDGEYSER LEDGE WALL TOWEL STAND WASH BASIN GEYSERSHAFTWALL TOWEL DOORSHOWERSTANDCURTAIN 1800 420290 860 1150 300 390 550 1200 600 1350 1990 1160 700 1000 1760 WATERFLUSHCLOSETTANK EASY TURN DIVERTERGEYSERMIXER WATERFLUSHCLOSETTANK EASY TURN DIVERTERGEYSERMIXER
WORKING DRAWINGS | 40 PLASTERED SURFACE FINISHED WITH PAINT STORAGE BELOW COUNTER TO DETAIL 900470560570 640 1145 600 600 600 600 600 195 600 1800 600 1200630 PLASTERED SURFACE FINISHED WITH PAINT STORAGE BELOW COUNTER TO KAJARIADETAILKITCHEN WALL CERAMIC TILES LARK GREY- 30X30 CM DIGITAL KAJARIA WALL CERAMIC TILES 30X30 CM DIGITAL NOTESARC 3/3 SHEET DETAILS DATE: 01.06.2021 DRAWN BY: SUNEHA JAIN CHECKED BY: THYAGARAJAN C REVISION NUMBER: - - -DESIGNSIGNATURE: DRAWINGS WD MYSURUPROJECT SLOPE 40MM FLOOR DROP NAHNI TRAP 150mm TOWEL STAND WATERWASHCLOSETBASIN MASTER CONTROL VALVE OVERHEAD SHOWER SOAP STAND @1350 FROM FFL EASY TURN DIVERTER MIXERSHOWERSPOUT CURTAIN TISSUE WATERDISPENSERCLOSETCONCEALEDBRUSHMIRRORSTANDWASHBASINSTOPCOCKBOTTLETRAP-35mmDiaHEALTHFAUCETWATERLEDGECLOSETWALL EASY TURN DIVERTER MIXER OVERHEADTOWELSHOWERSTANDGEYSER LEDGE WALL TOWEL STAND WASH BASIN GEYSERSHAFTWALL TOWEL DOORSHOWERSTANDCURTAIN 1800 420290 860 1150 300 390 550 1200 600 1350 1990 1160 700 1000 1760 40MM FLOOR DROP WATERFLUSHCLOSETTANK EASY TURN DIVERTERGEYSERMIXER WATERFLUSHCLOSETTANK EASY TURN DIVERTERGEYSERMIXER SLOPE 40MM FLOOR DROP MUNICIPAL WATER SERVICE 50mm Dia FLUSHING WATER SERVICE 50mm Dia HOT WATER SERVICE 50mm Dia COLD WATER SERVICE 50mm Dia WASTE PIPE 100mm Dia SOIL PIPE 100mm Dia RAIN WATER SERVICE 100mm Dia SUMP TO OVERHEAD TANK 50mm Dia SOLAR HOT WATER RETURNS SERVICE 50mm SOLARDiaHOT WATER SERVICE 50mm Dia
STUDIO
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Mahadevapura, which is 11kms from Mysore is home to a small agrarian commu nity on the banks of the Cauvery river. This was once caller “Inam grama”, a tax free village deemed by the king owing its contribution to the well-being of the region. Rich in its culture it sustained the tradition of folk stories, proverbs, riddles and folk songs - Janapada Geete. It is now known as “Shooting Ma hadevapura” due to numerous movies which are picturised here because of its scenic beuty. Their social interaction derived from their occupation, rituals and festivals throws light on their identity and rootedness to the community, where people through all these layers are “one” and have a very distinct identity of their own. GUIDE : Professor Vidyashankar R Assistant ProfessorChinchu Kumar
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Dodda Beedi is east west oriented, and slopes downward around 2.5 metres toward the river on the East. It primarily comprises of houses belonging to the Gowda (farming) community. The street is comprised of sloping roof houses made of pot tiles, some of which have later been changed to Mangalore tiles for easier maintenance. A A 1 2 3
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Panchayat StreetTowards Mysore Widest street, allows bus movement FISHERMEN CRAFTSMEN, BUILDERS, MUSLIMS
The above streets were chosen to be documented because they were at the heart of the Gowda(farmers) settlement. These streets contain several temples, shrines, wells and the original Panchayat Katte, where village meetings were held.
The entire street by Jagalis strung street which sense of community.
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The street is anchored by 2 wells, one at either end of the street, which became pause points during the Ratha Yatra. There are several other shrines which are adjacent to houses as well.
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PanchayatOldD Katte street edge is characterised strung along the length of the facilitate interaction and a community. Historically, Dodda Beedi was connected to the Panchayat Katte, which was where village meetings took place. The houses directly behind the Panchayat Katte are much larger and have larger Jagalis than other houses on the street, perhaps as a direct response to the Panchayat itself.
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49 | UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIOMiscellaenous Works These account for other works merging the academic and personal interests. These have been part of the personal process into architecture. These are combined works of observing, documenting (sketches, photo, collages), and interpreting architecture through various lens. 1. Street Analysis 2. Alternative Building Material and Technology 3. Model making 4. Photography 5. Freelance
Public buildings Semi open colonnaded space towards the street
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SectionCutElevationplanPlan Key Plan SPACE BuiltMultipurposeMultipleSleepingAbstract:Spaceactivities:orUnbuilt PLACE BedroomDefined:MostlyPre defined Ex.DefinedTangibleactivitiesBuiltorUnbuiltorIntangiblebyasenseofMysoreisaplace BOUNDARY Public space Public place Ex. Central square, Nodes, Intersections Ex. Mall, Parks, zoo FinancialCulturalEmotionalBeliefsHistoricalReligionPoliticalShelterBuiltGroundGeographyEnclosuresmodulationsstructures&PracticesNotionalPhysical Boundaries The Religion marks a strong notional boundary in the street which is further reflected in architecture in terms of physical boundaries. Section through the TempleProcession Path Section through Madappa Temple Section through Sacred Tree Section through Masjid E Azam Ground modulations defining boundary Baluster around the tree defining boundary Compound wall and cultural practices defining boundary Transition Can sometimes be "Privately owned Public Space" providing controlled or non controlled access. Ex. Mall, Market buildings PRIVATE OwnershipPublic OwnershipPrivate Shared or responsibilitymutual InstitutionsFamilyIndividual PUBLIC OpenConsciousAwareCrowd PersonalEnclosureSecureComfort
The road chosen is Ashoka Road which once, more than 70 80years ago held Dussehra Procession. It is a 2km long stretch from Jaya Chama Rajendra Circle to Fountain Circle. Cutting through Mandi Mohalla, it is known for hardware and jewelry Shops. The street also boasts several temples, Mosques and a Cathedral, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds. All the buildings towards the street hold commercial activities. Various temples and mosque are spread across the place. The notable ones are marked in the map. The important node, at the intersection of Ashoka Road and Irwin Road has four important public buildings making it easily accessible to Public. Several small parks are spread across the place proving shaded spaces to the people.
This Public building is a Police station. Specifically Women Police Station. First floor has other women help Centers. The colonnaded exterior walkway serves as a public space. Four major surroundingbuildingsthecircle all have similar facade. High Mast Lighting pole acts as marker providing bright light to the Circle.
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ACTIVITIESRELIGIOUS *** The streets gain a totally different character during festivals and religious procession. This attracts people from around the city and nearby villages.
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Building Typology Key Plan The space used for commercial activity.Aspace privately owned but shared with the public Open street, footpaths, nodes, squares What is Public? Typical Section • Based on the differences • Seller and buyer • Difference in Occupation Who is Public? All the Buyers known or unknown, residents or from a different place, irrespective of religious or cultural backgrounds are considered as public.
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The Mysore Palace, Jaya Chama Rajendra statue, Town Hall, Dodda Gadiyara are the important markers to this Street. The intersection of Ashoka Road and Irwin Road has four important public Buildings. The street is a commercial hub and is well connected with city Bus Stand, Sabar Bus Stand and Devaraja Market. One word to describe Ashoka Road is Diversity. Different religions and their practices come together, people belonging to various backgrounds live together. Four major religious groups seen in the street are being Mapped. Commercial space towards the street with Residential space above or behind.
The Public arises through the differences Whereas familiarity or similarity makes it Private. For a seller, the buyer is Public. A not their religion person can also become public. Communal Space Shared and protected by a group buildings.Mosque,Ex.Commontrustsindividuals,offamilies,orinstitutions.Ownership.Temple,Church,Educational Public PrivateandCommunalSharedSharedprotectedOwned PUBLIC HEALTH
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The entire stretch of Ashoka Road has craftsmen sitting on the sides making jewelry. Also the entire street just has hardware shops particularly metal.
The pavements are in good condition but small. No open manholes and well maintained drains. No public dustbins or drinking water.
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**** Different people and different activities spill onto the streets People, cattle, pets, vendors, shopkeepers.
51 | UNDERGRADUATEALTERNATIVEPORTFOLIO BUILDING MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGY The exploration was with Straw Bale Construction. The intent was to design and detail a mono-user space with straw bale. The structure, construction technology, wet areas were to be detailed. This presents a series of sketch exploration for the same.
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An Infected Leaf Poky thorns of a rose Looks and rouch and taste and feel What is ugly? What is beutiful? Exploiting trees and killing animals
All about the needs and fancy stuff The process behind all that is pretty Sweat, blood and broken body What is ugly? What is neautiful? Rituals and offerings for happy lives From where it comes and where it goes Social norms that are followed What is ugly? What is beautiful? Dirty spaces, hard to live Its poverty and not the creed Busy posing your biased opinions Look again! Its in there or in YOU!
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57 | UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO FREELANCE WORK The exploration has mostly been with facades at different scales. Right four images - Residential House Bottom image - Girls Hostel
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