Architectural Portfolio 2020

ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO

Tejaswini More

Selected Works (2015-2020)

I am always focused on achieving assigned tasks with full dedication and eagerness to learn new things. I can work both individually as well as in team and can also lead to produce the

best outcome. This portfolio is a compilation of selected academic and professional works.

I look forward for a good platform where I can explore my ideas and enhance my skills.

203, Classic Heritage, Peru Baug, Goregaon (E), Mumbai 400063 tmore243@gmail.com

moretej11@gmail.com

TEJASWINI MORE Architect

9326007182

DATE OF B I RTH :

1 1 t h Au g u s t , 1 9 9 7

L A NGUAGE S SPOKE N:

E n g l i s h , Mar ath i, H in di

E D UC ATI ON 2012

SSC St.Thomas High School, Goregaon.

2020

(Bachelor of Architecture) Academy of Architecture, Prabhadevi.

2014

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HSC Sathaye college, Vile Parle.

CO M PE T IT I O N S

SOF T WARE SKILLS

2016

GSen Trophy at National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA)

Adobe Photoshop

Mohammad Shaheer Landscape Trophy at National Association of Students

Sketchup

2017 2018

GSen Trophy at National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA) of Architecture (NASA)

2020

Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH)

2020

Tiny House 2020, Volume Zero

2020

Architectural Thesis Award-2020, Mango Architecture

ACHIE V EM E N T S 2017

Scholarship From Talathi and Panthaky Associated Private Limited

WO R K S HO P S & CO U R SE S 2015

Lavasa Bamboo Workshop

2016

Alibaug Bamboo Workshop

2020

Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH)

2017 2020

Earth and Mud constuction ,Govardhan Ecovillage IGBC Associate AP Course, Score: 93/110

WO R K E X P E R I E N C E 2018-19 2019 2020

Internship at Nandapurkar & Associates

Autodesk AutoCad Adobe Indesign Lumion

Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint

Adobe Premier Pro

IN T EREST S S ketc h in g Readin g

Tr avellin g

D igital Illu s tr atio n s

IN T IAT IVE Co-

Fo u n der

at

A IK YA

Stu dio , A s tar tu p w h ic h f o c u s es o n p ro v idin g A r t related p ro du c ts .

Teaching Assistant at 1st year Orientation, Academy of Architecture

3d Visualization for GuruKrupa Builders

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03

CO NTE NT

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02

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04

05

Biophilia:

This Connect

Hotel Management,

Redevelopment of

Work at

with Nature

Semester 09

and Business Hotel

Working Drawings

Associates

Reconnecting People Thesis

Semester 10

Architectural Design

Culinary Institute

Architectural Design Semester 06

Dadar Market Semester 06

Nandapurkar & Kabra, Nanded

Ashish, Mumbai

Shivganga, Mumabi

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Bio philia : Rec o nnec tin g peo ple w ith N ature Thesis

Semester 10 As the population started to increase more and more resources were required to meet the needs of the

people. With advancements in agriculture, settlements became more permanent and cities began to take shape.

The increase in demand for resources began to change our regard for nature, ultimately leading to environmental

degradation accompanied on every step in human history.

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• To create a balance between built and unbuilt spaces by strategically molding the

functions with nature, using concepts from traditional Indian architecture.

• To improve human physical and emotional

wellbeing using experience based biophilic

strategies to enhance the built environment and thereby inflating their quality of life.

To reconnect humans with nature to enhance their quality

of life, by applying the biophilic strategies in planning of LIVE (Housing), WORK (Commercial offices and Retail shops) and PLAY (Recreational spaces) areas in an urban setting.

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F igure & Gro und

The site selected for the design intervention is Goregaon,

The old buildings are low rise

and sparsely spaced. However, due to construction of new high rise buildings the built fabric looks more dense.

Mumbai. The existence of many business offices in Goregaon is making the locality a desired working place of Mumbai,

while the presence of facilities like good connectivity, availability of institutions, entertainment hubs, food outlets,

and Aarey as a large natural spot makes it a good location to live in.

C o nnec tivity The site is well connected through various means of transport.

H o u sing Ty po lo gy Different

types

of

housing

typologies help in understanding how

biophilia

different levels.

is

needed

at

A men ities The site has all the essential

amenities that smoothens out daily functioning at a walkable distance.

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Views from PLOT

• The site consists of 5 existing buildings. 1 bungalow, 3 old dilapidated chawls and 1 baithi chawl. The residential units range from studio apartments to 1bhk.

• There is a need of redeveloping these buildings because of the current condition of the structure. It lacks proper air and light ventilation in the flats and as well as the overall structures are not maintained properly.

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Site

Context

viewed

by

Users.

Massing after addition

and

subtraction of Built Blocks.

Zoning

functions.

of

Allocation of

green spaces and

Use

Living wall.

of Ground floor Plan

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Panel Elevation

Section AA'

West Side Elevation

Section BB' 10

1st Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

3rd Floor Plan

The interior of offices is designed to experience BIOPHILIA. This is achieved by providing well-

lit and ventilated spaces. Planning of the spaces is flexible due to use of green screens/potted plants/partition walls.

Biophilic

attributes

like

Natural

colours and shape enhance and give a unique quality to space. This

will help in mood upliftment and increase productivity of users.

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Typical floor Plan-14th-18th Floor

Typical floor Plan-19th-20th Floor

The Housing modules are provided with well-lit spaces, cross ventilation, placement of green components in the interiors and direct visual contact with nature.

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Section AA' 14

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SkyGarden Detail

Section BB' 16

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The Biophilc attributes can be used at

different scales with some modifications

depending on the context, climate and

users. Maximum amount of time is spent in houses (after commercial spaces such as shops and offices).

Biophilic strategies included in such buildings

where houses and offices are designed will have utmost positive impact on people.

This will lead to both happier and healthier environments in and around people.

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02

Th i s C o n n ect

Architectural Design Semester 09

Team Work with Shalaka Keluskar

The concept of Presentation of self in everyday life by Erving Goffman

explains the idea of Human interaction and behaviour in different settings here, termed as front stage and back stage.

The street activities act as the FRONT STAGE as people behave according to the place, time and beliefs, cultural values.

BACK STAGE is where people are their true selves; they know they dont have any audience to watch them. This is mainly the residential area or comfort zones.

The Project aims at creating an OFF STAGE to smoothen the transition between

the other two stages. Thereby, Facilitating the functioning of People. The Design interventation includes redevelopment of mixed use buildings on Kika street, Mumbai.

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Ground Floor Plan

Exploded Axonometric

Explaning Heirarchy of Functions 20

Section AA'

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Arcade Detail

Section BB'

Window Detail

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External View

The shop frontage demarcated with the use of Arches.

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Front & Back is the binary where the interface between the two defines the

front and back. Front and Back are both important and active at different times of the day.

Instead of breaking the binary a better solution of introducing an intermediate space between front and back for their coexistence is provided.

By doing this, we are allowing the street users and the built form users

to play the dual role of actors and spectators. In this case, everyone is the audience.

The entire architectural setup is not broken but intervention is done in 3 buildings in response to the contextual problems.

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Hotel Management, Culinary Institute and Business Hotel Architectural Design Semester 06

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It

is

blocks-

divided

into

three

1.Academic block 3.Culinary block

both

the

courtyards which

act

are

placed

sides in

as

meeting space.

The

hierarchy of public, semi –

acts as a buffer between the

are divided according to the public and private areas.

2.Central block

Functions

The functions of the hotel

on

creating

between

students’s

All

the

three

blocks

are

connected through corridors and bridges.

Podium

consists

of

recreational space which functions.

Cut outs in the elevation to break the mass.

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Ground Floor Plan 27

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Typical Room Layout 28

Section AA'

Section BB' 29

North West Elevation

• Institute Entrance Courtyard • Business Hotel -Restuarant

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Market Design Working Drawings Semester 06

Ground Floor Plan 31

Plinth Beam Layout 32

Section 01

33

Elevation 01

Section 02

Elevation 02

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05-A

Kabra - Bunglow Design, Nanded Internship

Construction Drawings

Slab 01- Blockwork Plan 35

Slab 01- R.C.C Plan

Projection-6"Thk Lintel-10"Thk

Slab 02

Boxing

Pardi-4"Thk Projection-6"Thk Lintel-10"Thk

Slab 01

Section 01

Lintel-6"Thk

Section 02

Lintel-10"Thk

Lintel-7"Thk

Projection-6"Thk

Lintel-7"Thk

Pardi-4"Thk Projection-6"Thk Lintel-10"Thk

East Elevation

Section 03

Section 04 36

05-B

Ashish - Residential Project, Mumbai Internship

Design Drawings

1st to 3rd Floor Plan 37

4th to 8th Floor Plan

Section AA'

Section BB' 38

05 - C

Shivganga - Residential Project,Mumbai Internship

Detail & Presentation Drawings

Master Bedroom Toilet

Section 01 39

Section 02

Section 03

Section 04

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Terrace Plan 40

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