UG Architecture portfolio | Supriya Subramani | DSCA | 2019 -23

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2019-2023

S Supriya | Dayananda Sagar College Of Architecture

EDUCATION

S Supriya

2017

Cathedral High School, Bengaluru

2019

Deeksha Integrated PU College, Indranagar, Bengaluru

2019 - 2024

Dayananda Sagar College Of Architecture, Bengaluru

LANGUAGES

Undergraduate|5th Year

As an architecture student seeking to gain hands-on experience in the industry, I am at an exciting stage of my academic and professional journey.

Architecture internships offer students like me the opportunity to apply the theories and principles learned in the classroom to real-world projects and learn from experienced professionals in the field. As an aspiring architect, I understand the importance of developing practical skills, building a network of contacts, and gaining exposure to the latest design trends and technologies.

+91 73496 99627

English

INTERESTS

Thamizh

Kannada

Hindi

WORKSHOPS 2023

Online Live Workshop On Set Design By Ar. Shikha Gutla

2022

Craft In Architecture And Sustainable Development Goals By Ar. Veena Choudhary

2022

Talking About Interiors By Ar. Shruti M Vedavyas

2022

Meta Architecture By Ar. Dyan Belliappa

2021

MMBC Workshop By Ar. Sujay Ghorpade

2021

Archicad Workshop By Ar. Dominic Harper

SOFTWARE SKILLS

PARTICIPATION 2023

Editing Lead In Compiling The Ramangara Urban Study Book

2022

Urban Revamp’23

2021

IIHS Urban Lens Film Festival - Short Film

01 Campus Design

02 Silk Tourism

03 Melukote House

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Hotel Lobby

Working Drawings

Miscellaneous

01 Bridging Boundaries: Bangalore’s Architectural Hub

“Architecture Campus for Bangalore University.” The project creates a unique place where modern architecture, tradition, and nature come together. The goal wass to design a sustainable and inspiring campus that celebrates the rich culture of Bangalore. The project helps to shape a brighter future for architectural education in the heart of this vibrant city.

Bangalore is known as the ‘Garden City,” so emphasizing on the integration of nature within the campus, is the scope of the project.

Preserve existing trees and incorporate new landscaping with indigenous plants.

Design courtyards, atriums, and green spaces that offer respite from the urban environment and promote well-being among students and facuity.

form development campus design that emphasizes connectivity between different departments and buildings.

Incorporating pedestrian-friend- ly pathways, Covered walkways, and landscaped courtyards that encourage interactions and easy moverment. the central courtyard can be used for various activities.

plot

volume

courtyard

connection

existing trees

landscaping

circulation

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incorporating jaali Jaali screens can help regulate the temperat ure within a building by blocking direct sunlight and reducing solar heat gain. By providirng shade, they prevenf excessive heat buildup, thereby reducing the need for artificial cooling systems and contributing to energy efficiency.

View from the cental plaza

View of the admin block

View from the existing water reservoir

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Silk Road Oasis

The site is situated in ramanagara which accommodates housing for site 2 and caters to the community’s interaction and well being.The project helps in silk tourism and understanding the culture of ramangara and providing accomodation for the silk institute.

The north of the site is dedicated to the surrounding neighborhood with a playground and a park, as it was was found missing around the area. It also has a community center and farmer’s market which play an important role in the interaction of the neighborhood. The tourists and residents of the site also get a glimpse of the ramanagara city.

Concept development There are three types of biomimicry one is copying form and shape, another copying a process, like photosynthesis in a leaf, and the third mimicking at an ecosystem level.

A vein in a leaf transports water and supplies it to all its parts, which is the princple of circulation.

Interpreting the same in the master plan, the vein in the leaf is interpreted as the circulation spine in the master plan.

existing trees

landscaping

circulation

bio - swale

liminal spaces A liminal space is a transitional or transformative space that connects two different areas or states of being. The word “liminal” comes from the latin word “limen” which means “threshold”.

In the project the liminal space is transformed into s bio-swale.

Bioswales are landscape features that collect polluted stormwater runoff, soak it into the ground, and filter out pollution.

View from the cental plaza

community center Community centers are public venues where community members go for a variety of reasons, including: Socializing Participating in recreational or educational activities Gaining information Seeking counseling or support services

Section

Planting native species that can thrive in the local conditions.

Some suitable options include: Vetiver grass Water hyacinth Indian rosewood River tamarind Water reed Indian elm Water lilies

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Vernacular Vistas: Modern Living in Melukote

Melukote is a historic town in the Mandya district of Karnataka, India, known for its ancient temples and traditional architecture. Traditional and modern architecture in Melukote houses can be quite distinct, reflecting the changing architectural styles and preferences over time is the scope of the project.

material palette athangudi red oxide tiles

athangudi tiles

wood

brick Ground Floor

First Floor

04 Boho Haven: A Hotel Lobby Transformation

Designing a hotel lobby with a boho style can create a warm and inviting atmosphere with a mix of eclectic and comfortable elements

Bohemian

Boho style is a free-spirited aesthetic that mixes different cultures and artistic expressions into an eclectic style with an emphasis on organic elements and nature.

When putting together boho style space, mixing patterns, metals, woods, materials, animal hides and trinkets from your travels is incorporated in the project.

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Working Drawings

Compound Gate

Wardrobe Detail

Kitchen Detail

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Miscellaneous

Historical Timeline Group contribution to the documentation of urban study of a two tier city -”Ramanagara.

We crafted a historical timeline to trace Ramanagaras evolution from a small settlement to its current status. This vertical offers key milestones, events, and transformations that have shaped the city’s identity. (worked on the graphics of the timeline)

Photography

Srirangam temple

Tanjavur temple

Srirangam temple

Illustration

Tanjavur temple

Tanjavur temple

Thank You!

+91 73496 99627 supriyasubramani27@gmail.com

S Supriya | Dayananda Sagar College Of Architecture