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BACHELOROFARCHI TECTURE Ac a d e myo fAr c h i t e c t u r e| Mu mb a i , I n d i a| J u l y2 0 1 5–Oc t o b e r2 0 2 0 •Gr a d u a t e dwi t h7 .

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CERTI FI CATI ONS/MEMBERSHI PS •St u d e n tMe mb e r-Th eNa t i o n a l As s o c i a t i o no fWo me nI nCo n s t r u c t i o n( NAWI C)| Se p t e mb e r2 0 2 3 •Co n s t r u c t i o nI n d u c t i o nCa r d-Co u r s eCo d e-CPCWHS1 0 0 1| J u l y2 0 2 3 •As s o c i a t eAc c r e d i t e dPr o f e s s i o n a l( Ap )-I n d i a nGr e e nBu i l d i n gCo u n c i l( I GBC)| J a n u a r y2 0 2 1–Cu r r e n t •Re g i s t e r e dAr c h i t e c t -Co u n c i lo fAr c h i t e c t u r e( COA)| Oc t o b e r2 0 2 0-Cu r r e n t RELEVANTEXPERI ENCE J UNI ORARCHI TECT ARADe s i g n s| Mu mb a i , I n d i a| Ma r c h2 0 2 1-Ma r c h2 0 2 2 •De l i v e r e da r c h i t e c t u r a la n di n t e r i o rd e s i g ns e r v i c e s ,ma n a g e dp r o j e c td o c u me n t a t i o n , a n dc o o r d i n a t e dp r o j e c t sf o rv a c a t i o nh o me s , c o mme r c i a ld e v e l o p me n t s , a n dt wo h o s p i t a l i t yt e n d e rp r o j e c t s , o v e r s e e i n ga l lp h a s e sf r o mc o n c e p tt oc o mp l e t i o n .

•An a l y s e dp r o j e c ts p e c i f i c a t i o n sa n dr e q u i r e me n t s ,c o o r d i n a t i n gwi t hat e a mo ff o u rt o d e v e l o pa c c u r a t ec o s te s t i ma t e sa n dme e tp r o j e c td e a d l i n e s .

•Ad mi n i s t e r e dRFI sa n dc o l l a b o r a t e dwi t hMEPa n ds t r u c t u r a lc o n s u l t a n t s ,r e v i e wi n g a n dp r o d u c i n gd r a wi n g swi t h i namu l t i d i s c i p l i n a r yt e a mt od e l i v e rc o o r d i n a t e dc o n s t r u c t i o nd o c u me n t a t i o n ,s u p p o r t i n gp r o j e c tp l a n n i n ga n dp r o c u r e me n tp r o c e s s e st ome e t q u a l i t ys t a n d a r d sa n dd e a d l i n e s .

•Le dt h et e a mi ns e t t i n gp r o j e c td e a d l i n e sa n dd e l e g a t i n gt a s k s ,e n s u r i n ge f f i c i e n two r k f l o wa n dt i me l yc o mp l e t i o no fp r o j e c tmi l e s t o n e s .

COFOUNDER St u d i oAI KYA| Mu mb a i , I n d i a| No v e mb e r2 0 2 0–De c e mb e r2 0 2 1 •De s i g n e da n dc r e a t e dad i v e r s ep r o d u c tl i n e :2 0 2 1p l a n n e r s , d i g i t a la n dh a n d p a i n t e d i l l u s t r a t i o n s , i n v i t e s , a n db o o k ma r k s .

•Ne g o t i a t e dwi t hv e n d o r st oa l i g np r o d u c to f f e r i n g swi t hs t o r eb u d g e tp a r a me t e r swh i l e u p h o l d i n gh i g h q u a l i t ys t a n d a r d s .

•Ma i n t a i n e d1 0 0 %c u s t o me rs a t i s f a c t i o nt h r o u g hp r o mp tr e s p o n s e s t oi n q u i r i e sa n d c o n s i s t e n to n t i me , d a ma g e f r e ed e l i v e r i e s .

3 DVI SUALI SE, FREELANCI NG Gu r uKr u p aDe v e l o p e r s| Mu mb a i , I n d i a| Oc t o b e r2 0 1 9–J a n u a r y2 0 2 0 •Co o r d i n a t e dwi t hac r o s s f u n c t i o n a lt e a mo ff i v eme mb e r s , i n c l u d i n gd e v e l o p e r s , a r c h i t e c t s ,a n dma r k e t e r s ,t ol a u n c hap r o mo t i o n a lwa l k t h r o u g hv i d e oo fah i g h r i s er e s i d e n t i a lp r o j e c t , r e s u l t i n gi na1 5 %i n c r e a s ei ns a l e s .

•De mo n s t r a t e das t r o n ga b i l i t yt ome e tt i g h td e a d l i n e sb ys wi f t l yc o n c e p t u a l i s i n g ,d e s i g n i n g ,a n dd e v e l o p i n gv i d e oc o n t e n t ,l e v e r a g i n g3 D Mo d e l l i n ge x p e r t i s e ,p r e s e n t a t i o ns l i d e c r e a t i o n , a n dwa l k t h r o u g hc r e a t i o n .

3 DVI SUALI SE, FREELANCI NG Na n d a p u r k a ra n dAs s o c i a t e s| Mu mb a i , I n d i a| No v e mb e r2 0 1 8-Ma y2 0 1 9 •Pr e p a r e dBi l l so fQu a n t i t i e sa n ds u p p o r t e db u d g e te s t i ma t i o n sf o rr e s i d e n t i a lr e d e v e l o p me n tp r o j e c t s .

•De s i g n e ds i xr e s i d e n t i a l r e d e v e l o p me n t p r o j e c t s , e mp l o y i n gp r e c i s eb u i l t a r e ac a l c u l a t i o n s a n de n s u r i n gc o mp l i a n c ewi t hr e l e v a n ts t a n d a r d sa n dr e g u l a t i o n s .

•Co o r d i n a t e dwi t ht h ePr o j e c t Ar c h i t e c td u r i n gs i t es u p e r v i s i o na n ds i t eme e t i n g swi t h c o n s u l t a n t sa tr e g u l a ri n t e r v a l s .

•De v e l o p e dv i s u a l l yi mp a c t f u l p r e s e n t a t i o n st h a t c o n v e y e da r c h i t e c t u r a l c o n c e p t st oc l i e n t s a n ds t a k e h o l d e r s , a i d i n gi nd e s i g nf i n a l i s a t i o n .

•Cr e a t e da n dr e n d e r e d3 Dmo d e l sa n da r c h i t e c t u r a ld r a wi n g su s i n gSk e t c h u p , Ad o b e Ph o t o s h o p , a n dAu t o CAD. EXTRACURRI CULARS/VOLUNTEER TEACHI NGASSI STANT Ac a d e myo fAr c h i t e c t u r e| Mu mb a i , I n d i a| J u l y2 0 1 9 •Me n t o r e dag r o u po fs i xf i r s t y e a rs t u d e n t sd u r i n gawe e k l o n go r i e n t a t i o np r o g r a m, p r o v i d i n gi n s i g h t si n t oc o l l e g ep r e mi s e sa n dc o n d u c t i n ga ni n t r o d u c t i o nt ot h et e a c h i n g f a c u l t y .

•De s i g n e da n di mp l e me n t e de n g a g i n ge x e r c i s e st op r o mo t ec o l l a b o r a t i o na n dc o mmu n i c a t i o na mo n gs t u d e n t s .

TEAM MEMBER Na t i o n a l As s o c i a t i o no fSt u d e n t so fAr c h i t e c t u r e| Te a mCo mp e t i t i o n| Mu mb a i , I n d i a| Se p t e mb e r2 0 1 6–Fe b r u a r y2 0 1 8 •Pa r t i c i p a t e di nd e s i g na n dp l a n n i n gc o mp e t i t i o n sf o rt h r e ey e a r s ,c o n s i s t e n t l ye x h i b i t i n g t h ea b i l i t yt oe x c e lu n d e rh i g h p r e s s u r ec o n d i t i o n s .

•Le da n ds u p e r v i s e dat e a mo ft e nj u n i o r si nt h ec r e a t i o no fd e s i g na n dg r a p h i c sp r o j e c t s , s h o wc a s i n ga d e p to r g a n i s a t i o n a la n dma n a g e r i a lc a p a b i l i t i e s .

•Co l l a b o r a t e dwi t ht woNGOss p e c i a l i s i n gi nwo me n ' ss a f e t yt oc o n d u c ti n t e r v e n t i o n so n g e n d e re q u a l i t ya n ds p a c eu t i l i s a t i o n .

ACADEMIC

01 THESIS - BIOPHILIA : RECONNECTING PEOPLE WITH NATURE

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ARCHITECTURE

01 RE-DEVELOPMENT BUIDLING

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02 VILLA DHRISHTI

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03 VILLA AT HYDERABAD

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04 MAINA ESTATE

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05 VILLA AT VAGATOR

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01 3BHK APARTMENT, JUHU

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02 BANGALORE AIRPORT OUTLETS

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03 LOUNGE INTERIOR, SOUTH MUMBAI

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04 SHIRO RESTUARANT, KOHINOOR

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INTERIORS

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CONTENTS 7

B IO PHILA Recon ne c t i ng pe o pl e wi t h Na t ure Thesis - Se m e st e r 1 0 8

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 .

Graphical presentaion of TRANSITION IN THE ENVIRONMENT. 9

Site Context viewed by Users

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Design Site Massing

Massing after addition and subtraction of Built Blocks

Site Plan

• 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 as it lacks proper air and light ventilation in the flats and as well as the overall structures are not maintained properly.

Zoning of functions

Allocation of green spaces and Use of Living wall 11

1BHK - 45Sq.mts No. of Flats - 29

1BHK - 30Sq.mts No. of Flats - 64

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Elevation

2BHK - 60Sq.mts No. of Flats - 25

3BHK - 100Sq.mts

No. of Flats - 02

Axonometric View - Housing Modules 13

Detail B

Detail A

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Section

Detail - Section 15

Conceptual Views

25 Sq.mts

No. of Offices - 14

50 Sq.mts

No. of Offices - 07

50 Sq.mts

No. of Offices - 01 16

Axonometric View - Commercial Modules 17

Conceptual Views

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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Axonometric View 19

S HIV GANGA

Re si de nt i a l R e d e v elo p m en t Stage: Execution Brief: A Vacation Villa in Vagator, Goa. The clients requirement included Four bedrooms, staff quarters, gym, and a swimming pool.

Responsibilities: Planning and Presentations

25 Sq.mts

No. of Offices - 14

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Floor Plans 21

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Site Plan

Site Images 23

F a r m ho u s e a t Hy d e r a b a d

Site Plan

V ILLA DHR I SHT I Stage: Conceptual Design Brief: Farmhouse at Hyderabad, India. The vacation spot for the family, required maximum open spaces and huge entertainment areas for parties and get-togethers along with four bedrooms.

Responsibilities: Planning and Presentations Design Concept: A pattern of minimalistic veiling created to portray dual masking in between common and private spaces. The form is perceived to have a sense of transparency and bold material palatte to create a strong form while the vegetation addes timelessness to the structure.

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Site Plan

VILLA AT HYDE R AB AD Re sid en tia l Villa

Stage: Conceptual Design Brief: A residential Villa for a Couple in Hyderabad. The clients requirement included Four bedrooms, staff quarters, hometheatre, semi covered spaces, terrace gardens, play room, home office and a swimming pool.

Responsibilities: Planning and Presentations Design Concept: A Stilt + 4 colonial style structure, concentrating on the elements-arches, ornamented mouldings on a subtle canvas with greens encompassing it.

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Lobby Lift Powder Toilet Store room Security

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Staff Quaters Vehicular entry Pedestrian entry Deck Jacuzzi

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Swimming pool Zen Garden Outdoor seating Lawn

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Floor Plans

Floor Plans 28

Lounge seating Master Bed Master Bath Master WIW

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Lobby Formal Living Informal Living Dining area Kitchen

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Dining area Utility Home Office Toilet Powder Toilet

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Terrace Deck Lift Dumb Waiter Pooja area

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Lobby Lounge Seating Bedroom 01 Bath & WIW 01

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Deck Bedroom 02 Bath & WIW 02 Deck

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Play room Pantry Terrace

01 Lobby 2A Gym 2B Bathroom

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Terrace Bedroom 03 Bath & WIW 03 Deck

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Home theatre Pantry

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Salon Spa Bathroom

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Terrace Bar area Gazebo

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Site Plan

Master Layout

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MAIN A E STATE

Lu xu r y H o usi ng D esig n i n G o a f o r ISP RAVA Stage: Execution Brief: Luxury House design for ISPRAVA, a housing firm in Goa. The Site is divided into 2 plots and the design for the same was to be provided.

Responsibilities:Planning,Presentations, 3D Modelling and Good for Construction drawings in co-ordination with MEP and Structure.

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E STAT E A

ESTATE B

Brief: The clients requirement included Four bedrooms, staff rooms, den, semi covered spaces and a swimming pool.

Design Concept: With rustic tones along large overhangs and courtyards help the structure to emerge its form with the surrounding area. The courtyard, jalis and use of black windows and mouldings gives a classic look to the bungalow with experience of staying inside out. .

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East Elevation

West Elevation

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Elevations

Elevations 33

Section AA'

Detail A Detail B

Section BB'

Detail A 34

Sections

Detail B Sections 35

Brief: The clients requirement included Four bedrooms, staff rooms, den, semi covered spaces and a swimming pool.

Design Concept: Using earthy pallets and grounded tones, the designed spaces draw attention with play of light and spaces interwining with each other. Use of sleek frames and mouldings, add a modern touch with classic roots. It exhibits sense of character and timelessness.

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Site Plan

ES TAT E B

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Elevations

Elevations

East Elevation

West Elevation 38

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VAGATOR Vi l la a t Va g a to r

Stage: Execution Brief: A Vacation Villa in Vagator, Goa. The clients requirement included Four bedrooms, staff quarters, gym, and a swimming pool.

Responsibilities: Planning, Presentations and Good for Construction drawings in co-ordination with MEP and Structure.

Design Concept: Being divided into different blocks each having its identity and privacy, the structure connects together with the huge butterfly roof that creates a modern and contemporary statement.

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An offset of 3m is taken on all sides of the site.

SITE AREA–2205sqm BUILT AREA – 1488 sqm

Further the linear single level blocks are broken to create intermediate spaces such as courtyards for different activities.

The single level blocks are then molded into multi level blocks. Walls are interwoven to separate private spaces from service areas and to define courtyards. Pathways and decks are interconnected.

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Conceptual Massing Site Plan

Site Plan 43

Section AA'

Section BB'

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Sections

Sections 45

Courtyard Detail

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Details

Staircase Detail

Details 47

L O TUS APART ME NT S Re si de n tia l I n ter io rs

Stage: Completed Brief: 3BHK Apartment, to be designed in a modern, luxury style.

Responsibilities: Presentations and Interior drawings.

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3BHK Layout

Den - Render Site Images

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Master Bedroom - Render Site Images

Master Bedroom - Render Site Images

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Kids room - Render Site Images

Kids room - Render Site Images

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Living room - Render Site Images

Living room - Render Site Images

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BANGALOR E AI R PORT OUT L E T S Tr a v e l F o o d S e r v ice s Te n d e r

Stage: Tender Presentation Brief: Kiosk and interior design of Food outlets at the Bangalore airport. The tender was provided for 2 clusters - Cluster A consisting Wendy's and casual Bar while Cluster B consisting 2 Chai point kiosks. The design, material palatte, technology and sustainable factors incorporated were provided. Cluster A won the Tender.

Responsibilities: Designing, 3D Modelling and Presentation.

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CH A I P OI N T

C HA I POI N T B L A C K

The swirls and whirls of the tea shuffle from one glass to another- the fluid form of the liquid when put together as a form. Decorative hanging lights along with the adds character to the space. Trying to form a creative design along with following the standards of Chai point. Use of sustainable material's and creating a parametric rhythmic roof for the kiosk.

Breaking the monotony of the rectilinear structure, outstands the lattice roof. The design uses generous amounts of wood & copper to give it a contemporary yet elegant persona. The green wall adds life to the structure thereby creating an abstract design. The façade influences the customers and it acts as the face of the brand.

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WE N D Y 'S The space highlights the accent color of the brand and emphasizes the parametric ceiling. The ceiling is made of regularly arranged square batons set at equal distance from each other.Use of natural materials including concrete tiles, corrugated sheets, brick wall creates a pleasant ambience while the printed floor tiles add a playful touch to it. The furniture designed is low maintenance and user friendly.

KITCHEN

SEATING AREA

MAIN ENTRANCE

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Plan 59

BAR It follows to the concept of an express bar. The idea behind it is that the passengers can come and relax, have a drink before they board their flight. Somewhere to chill and be a part of the crowd, it’s in between a cozy bar and casual space where one experiences the open feel with greenery around. The Design revolves around providing plants and having natural material finishes to form an organic design.

KITCHEN

BAR

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LO UNGE , I MPE R I AL TO W E R S Re si de nt i a l Lo u n g e I n ter io rs

Stage: Conceptual Interior Design Brief: A lounge space for the family to host parties and work on their hobbies.

Responsibilities: Designing, 3D Modelling and Presentation.

Design Concept: Making use of existing levels on site, to provide a sunken seating, and adding combination of wooden and marble for luxury look. The walls are used for display of paintings of the client.

Section AA'

Section BB'

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Plan

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Sections Key Plan

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Sections Key Plan

Sections Key Plan

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SHIRO, KOHI NOOR Re st ua r a n t I n te r io rs

Stage: Conceptual Interior Design Brief: A high restaurant at Kohinoor in Dadar, Mumbai. Shiro is Responsibilities: Designing, Hand done sketches and Presentation.

Design Concept: Creating levels to segregate zones and adding a play to the space along with using the authentic Shiro Elements.

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Site Plan

Conceptual Sketches 67

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