Supreeth M | Undergraduate Architectural Portfolio | WCFA

Supreeth M

Phone no : 9154211838

Email Id : 2019_supreeth.m@wcfa.ac.in supreethmathada@gmail.com

Address : #19, sai krupa, 9th cross bhuvaneshwari nagar, hebbal, bengaluru - 560024.

DOB : 19th september, 2000

Nationality : Indian Languages known : kannada, english, hindi, telugu, tamil.

Education:

S K I L L S E T I N T R O

2006 - 2014 | Sreerama Vidyalaya

2014 - 2019 | Sri Chaitanya Techno School & College

2019 - Present | Wadiyar Centre For Architecture

W E A V I N G K A N C H I KANCHIPURAM, TAMIL NADU

Sustainability | Sem 07 | Winter sem

The goal of the semester is to grasp the concept of sustainability and its application to construction.

After analyzing and documenting a person's dayto-day existence in Kanchipuram, the requirement was to establish a weaving co-operative comprised of a production unit and an experience center to promote local art and work culture.

The goal was to eradicate the middleman and increase the efficiency of numerous procedures.

The studio aimed for sustainability on a bigger scale, not only in terms of architecture or construction methods, but also in terms of location, culture, and the user group itself.

Studio Guide :

Prof. Pra sha nth Gi rish Pol e

Prof. Anand Krishnamurthy

Prof. Shrutie Shah-Tamboli

Asst.Prof. Asijit Khan

Asst.Prof. Surendran Aalone

Massing

1. Considering the grid pattern here and using a rectangular space for designing instead of splitting the built all over the site for climatic concerns

2. Using the corridor space as buffer space for protection against the weather and the built comes around the corridor

3. Intermediate courtyards at regular intervals acts as a pause points for the users, also behaving as breathing space for the whole structure

4. The built on the first floor acts as an umbrella protecting the space located underneath

5. The corridor on the top floor connects all the dots i.e. the built, while having the view towards the inner central courtyards

6. Sloping roof running throughout, above the built as well as the courtyards. The roof sloping outwards, where as the corridors along the periphery are protected by the louvers and pergolas on all three sides

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

1. Admin

2. Retail

3. Café

4. Museum

5. Training

6. Manufacturing

7. Dyeing

8. Drying

9. Toilets

a. Admin

b. Retail

c. Café

d. Museum

e. R & D

f. Manufacturing

g. Accommodation

Section-AA’ Section-BB’

Section-CC’ Section-DD’

Section-EE’

Section-FF’

The roofing system, in which it does the task of blocking harsh sunlight, wind, and rain at times. When required, at specified amount of water can be sent through it by the mechanism of flaps opening and closing. When opened, four flaps on the four cardinal directions can be mechanically controlled, letting in light and channeling wind, and even acting as a rain water collecting component

Roofing technique

Rendered model

L T E R N A T I V E S C H O O L

CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU

Institution | Sem 06 | Summer sem

The semester was based on looking at several aspects of campus architecture through a different lens: Alternative education.

The studio's overarching goal was to successfully translate an institution's intentions and philosophy into a useful structure. This evaluates the alternative educational models that emphasize the holistic growth of the child through pedagogical methods and childcentered initiatives.

The design included relationships between open and closed courts and connections across spaces to create a co-learning environment reminiscent to Rabindranath Tagore's "Shantiniketan."

Studio Guides :

Prof. Rya n Th om as

Asst.Prof. Aa k a sh Ra i

Prof. Srinivas S G

Assoc.Prof. R Kiran Kumar

Asst.Prof. Surendran Aalone

Asst.Prof. Kavana Kumar

Location

Contradiction

Key ideas and thought process

Site

Zoning

Connectivity between courtyards

Strategies

Placement of courtyards between the built as a breathing space, whereas the built is spread across for better circulation of air to cool down the space in an hot & humid climate

Massing

handled louvers on the roof, also completely shutting them to get rid off rain water

Courtyards at multiple levels acting as spill-out spaces for the classrooms

Corridors connecting the courtyards, built structures at all three levels for movement and connectivity.

Ground floor plan

Section-AA’

1. Admin

2. Parking

3. Primary wing

4. Toilets

5. Workshops

6. Secondary wing

7. Labs

8. Kitchen

9. Dining

10. Farmland

11. Multipurpose

a. Staffroom 1

b. Computer lab

c. Parking

d. Primary wing

e. Library

f. Staffroom 2

g. Workshops

h. Secondary wing

i. Toilets

j. Farmland

First floor plan

Second floor plan

1. High school wing

2. Farmland

3. Toilets

T H E B R I D G E SRIRANGAPATNA, KARNATAKA

Public building typology | Sem 05 | Winter sem

The goal of the semester was to design a public building for dissemination of knowledge of natural or cultural heritage.

A public building that links concepts, locations, and imaginations to constructions spanning the Kaveri River, north of Srirangapatna, is the subject of the programme under the architectural typology of the Bridge.

The interpretation center will connect the Paschimavahini ghat ruins to the island as a pedestrian bridge and public space with the goal of interpreting the context of land, water, culture, and histories via the lens of publicness.

Studio Guides :

Asst.Prof. Sh a sha nk Sa ti sh

Prof. Anand Krishnamurthy

Asst.Prof. Aakash Rai

Assoc.Prof. R Kiran Kumar

Asst.Prof. Asijit Khan

Asst.Prof. Shreyas Baindur

I n t e r p r e t a t i o n C e n t r e is building which holds the interpretation of a place through variety of mediums such as display, experience - when you pass by spaces, videos etc. It also includes some REFRESHMENT ZONES, which offers the public an experiential and unbiased way of interpreting histories.

Iterations

Approach through pause points

The islands here are intended to work as nodal points where in each island there are certain activities and programmes happening and all four of them are connected by bridge / pathway from one end to the another

The intent here was to create a path around which the programme is built so that the pause is not compulsorily intended to follow by everyone. The entrance to the bridge would be via both staircase and ramp friendly

Terminate in space

Here the idea is to split the pathways into two so that the user group can be differentiated i.e. the pedestrian crossing the bridge and the one visiting the interpretation centre. Also the corners can act as pause points which overlooks into the river Cauvery and beyond

1. Reception

2. OAT

3. Lobby

4. Gallery

5. Library

6. Multipurpose hall

7. Souvenir shop

8. Cafeteria

9. Toilets

10. Spill-out seating arena

Rendered Views

Isometric views

W O R K I N G D R A W I N G S MYSURU, KARNATAKA

Housing project | Sem 06 | Summer sem

The studio places a strong emphasis on accurately converting design drawings.

The goal was to comprehend how clearly a project should be described so that it would be simple to read and carry out on construction site.

The project chosen here is housing. The first phase of the semester involved groups of 4, which focused on shaping our collaborative skills.

Later, individual detailing was done for unit plans, electrical layouts, toilet/bathroom drawings, kitchen layouts, and wall sections.

Studio Guides :

Asst.Prof. Suren dran Aa l one

Prof. Srinivas S G

Prof. Manoj Ladhad

Assoc.Prof. Thayagarajan C

Asst.Prof. Gregory M Anto

Excavation and footing plan

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Ground floor plan

Basement plan

First floor plan

GENERAL NOTES

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

GENERAL NOTES

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

GENERAL NOTES

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

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4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

GENERAL NOTES

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

TITLE OF PROJECT: IKYA - EXTENDED FAMILY Kalyani Nagar Road, Mysuru

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DRAWING TITLE SHEET NO.

TITLE OF PROJECT: IKYA - EXTENDED FAMILY Kalyani

Drawn by : SUPREETH M (4CM19AT072) NIKHIL V N (4CM19AT046) PRAJWAL B M (4CM19AT079) ANUSHA K (4CM19AT010)

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Second floor plan

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SECTION _ 01

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Section -1

Section -2

Third floor plan Framing layout

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GENERAL NOTES

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

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3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

GENERAL NOTES

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

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2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

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TITLE OF PROJECT: IKYA - EXTENDED FAMILY Kalyani Nagar Road, Mysuru

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DRAWING TITLE SHEET NO.

Drawn by : SUPREETH M (4CM19AT072) NIKHIL V N (4CM19AT046) PRAJWAL B M (4CM19AT079) ANUSHA K (4CM19AT010)

Kitchen plan

Unit plan

Electrical layout

Toilet layout 1

Conduit layout

GENERAL NOTES

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

GENERAL NOTES

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

LEGEND:

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

LEGEND:

GENERAL NOTES

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

TITLE OF PROJECT: IKYA - EXTENDED FAMILY Kalyani Nagar Road, Mysuru

IKYA - EXTENDED FAMILY Kalyani Nagar Road, Mysuru All

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TOILET LAYOUT PLAN 3

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Toilet layout 2 Working

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Toilet layout 3

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Section -1 Section -2

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Section -3 Section -4

GENERAL NOTES

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

GENERAL NOTES

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

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GENERAL NOTES

1. All dimensions are in 'mm'.

2. Drawings not be measured but written dimensions to be followed.

3. For structural details refer drawings issued by structural consultant.

4.This drawing to be read in conjunction with all relevant architect's, service engineer's, drawings and specifications.

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REFER SHEET NO_O8 FOR FIXTURE DETAILS

Wall section and details

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TITLE OF PROJECT: IKYA - EXTENDED FAMILY Kalyani Nagar Road, Mysuru

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DRAWING TITLE SHEET NO.

Drawn by : SUPREETH M (4CM19AT072)

SEAL AND SIGNATURE

TOILET

M I S C E L L A N E O U S MYSURU, KARNATAKA

Measure drawing, bamboo workshop, interior design, annual NASA design competition (ANDC)

The drawings on display consists of pieces created during workshops, competitions, and measure drawing.

The measure drawing was completed in sem 05 as a skill-building exercise. A house called Margosa was documented.

The bamboo workshop was conducted during the sem 07 of MMBC 07 as an exploration of the material bamboo. We were divided into groups and given different forms, with which we constructed a pavilion roofing.

The interior design was completed in sem 07, and the goal was to make the gallery space at our college considerably more functional.

NASA held the annual ANDC competition in sem 07; our task was to restore a significant main street space in any city; we settled on the Lansdowne building in Mysuru.

A bamboo of 12 -15ft in height and 4-5.in dia is chosen and are made into strip

A total of 2 strips, which is at a length of 12ft were placed and tied together using GI wire

The excavation for foundation lay is done first

The Ms-steel pipe is kept in place and the foundation is prepared

The bundled strips are kept inside Ms-steel pipe and are bent in certain direction

Then the scaffoldings are kept in place until the form is achieved

Process of making the bamboo structure

Interior design| Sem 07

The goal of the design was to create a more hospitable and user-friendly area for our college's existing gallery and lobby space. Four of us developed the idea to abstract our college's "open floor plan" reputation.

Axonometric view

Panel board mechanism

Process

Demarcation of spaces

Annual NASA design competition (ANDC) | Sem 07

The great Kannada poet and patron of Mysuru, DV Gundappa, referred to the Lansdowne Bazaar as the "Ornamental Festoon of the City" in his Kantabharana. Once the pride of Mysuru, Lansdowne Bazar has since lost its lustre and has turned into a dump. The printing business and the used book dealers have relocated to the temporary sheds in front of the building. While the typist and notary are seated on a sidewalk with temporary tables and chairs. However, routine activities like the buying and selling of fruits and vegetables as well as a few restaurants have found a place for themselves close to the building.

One of the earliest markets, it was constructed to serve the needs of the city and was designed to satisfy the fundamental wants of the small city. The building is extended over a length of 1,050 feet.

The entire structure is made of plastered bricks, stones, and teak wood that is 9 to 12 inches thick. On the ground floor, there are partition walls made of cow dung, mud, and bamboo that have been plastered over. Its poor maintenance was the cause of its abandonment.

ACTIVITIES

million visitors every year, Mysuru is one of the most visited cities in India.

Mysuru sits in the southern Indian plain (often referred as the Deccan Pla teau )Mysore is located at 12.30°N 74.65°E and has an average altitude of 770 meters (2,526 ft). It is spread across an area of 128.42 km2 (50 sq mi) at the base of the Chamundi Hills in the southern region of Karnataka Being the southernmost city of Karnataka, it is a neighboring city of the states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu in the south, flanked by the cities Mercara, Chamarajanagara, and Mandya. The area covered by forests is 4,126.45

MYSURU

Mysore is famous for carved sandalwood, silk sarees, incense. The major art forms are rosewood inlay work and Mysore paintings. The most popu lar shopping hub is at the Sayyaji Rao Road, as well as the craft shops on Dhanvantri Road.

People in Mysore city extensively use Kannada as a medium of language. However, due to its close vicinity to Tamil Nadu and Kerala, Tamil can be heard, commonly spoken around in the city, as well as Malayalam and

On a daily basis several activities are spread around Lansdowne bazaar between people different walks of life. Some of these activities are as sim ple as purchasing vegetables from the street vendors, or be it eating your favourite chat or finding an auto

NOTARY on the foothpath

DISPLACED FOOTWEAR VENDOR

The name Mysuru is often used to refer Mysore district, Mysuru City and in historic context the Mysore Kingdom most of the present day Karnataka state. Here we are talking about the Mysuru city trative headquarters of Mysore District. This is the Karnataka after Bangaluru, the state capital. With every year, Mysuru is one of the most visited cities

NOTARY on the foothpath

FASTFOOD TRUCK - parked

GEOGRAPHY Mysuru sits in the southern Indian plain (often referred teau )Mysore is located at 12.30°N 74.65°E and has 770 meters (2,526 ft). It is spread across an area the base of the Chamundi Hills in the southern region the southernmost city of Karnataka, it is a neighboring of Kerala and Tamil Nadu in the south, flanked by Chamarajanagara, and Mandya. The area covered sq. km.

SHOPPING

FASTFOOD TRUCK - parked

Mysore is famous for carved sandalwood, silk sarees, art forms are rosewood inlay work and Mysore paintings. lar shopping hub is at the Sayyaji Rao Road, as Dhanvantri Road.

LANGUAGES

NOTARY on the foothpath

GOLGAPPA

People in Mysore city extensively use Kannada as However, due to its close vicinity to Tamil Nadu and heard, commonly spoken around in the city, as English ACTIVITIES

GOLGAPPA anna

On a daily basis several between people different ple as purchasing vegetables favourite chat or finding

TEMPROPRY FRUIT SELLERS

NOTARY on the foothpath

DISPLACED FOOTWEAR VENDOR

HANGING

SITE ANALYSIS

SITE ANALYSIS

MYSURU Landmarks

CONSIDERED SITE Roads connect to a major around about

embracing the fascade of Lansdowne builidng

The site is long linear path held between

Break down the linear site with grid lines

Fascade

ISOMETRIC SECTIONS

ISOMETRIC SECTIONS