Trishla Yadav - Portfolio (2015-2023)

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Portfolio Selected works 2015-2023

Trishla Yadav 1

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Academic (Masters) 1.

Generative Design of Cultural Spaces (AI Learning and Design)

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Re-Marsh (Wetlands Rehabilitation Project)

Professional 1.

M Moser Associates, Delhi (India)

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Feedback Infra, Infra Advisory division, Delhi (India)

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Archgroup Consultants, Dubai (UAE)

Academic (Bachelors) 1.

Architecture of Change (Thesis)

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Wellbeing (Urban Design)

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Habitat (Group Housing)

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Reflection (Hands on Urban Intervention)

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Masters of Design Innovation and Technology

01 | Generative Design of Cultural Spaces AI Learning and Design Tools used : Midjourney and ChatGPT 3.5 This research project aimed to merge the concepts of cultural diversity and digital making. The approach adopted was a blend of speculative and generative design where we generated content through AI tools (such as Midjourney and ChatGPT). This content reflected how the selected cultures (in its current form) will evolve in the future. This generated culture was represented in the form of Architectural Design of an Urban Residential Space. Hence we were able to achieve an amalgamation of culture and architecture through the use of AI tools.

ChatGPT was valuable in providing insights into the future as to how the cultural diversity will exist together and how the architecture, style and typology blend together to form one communal space. This helped to improve the design and be informed regarding the design, materials and construction materials. The visual tool; Midjourney gave us content on the environment, patterns and possible trends.

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Conceptualised using Midjourney

02 | Re-Marsh Wetlands Rehabilitation Project RE-MARSH is a modular buffer system that is designed to respond to the needs of a natural environment; rehabilitating and alleviating pressure on existing wetlands in Cairns (Queensland) from construction and agricultural runoff. It is proposed as a boardwalk that can be placed at strategic locations along waterways connected to wetlands. This way it acts a recreational space for the public while serving a purpose. The project utilizes biological processes of the native plants to stabilize the soil structure and reduce nutrients within the water ways and ultimately, wetlands.

Eco Services – a proposal for initiating an initiative to protect wetlands with a “Thrive over survive” approach.

Local communities and farmers work together to build modules and support in the protection of wetlands.

A formation of the buffer systems made of different modules that support different zones in the wetlands.

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Professional Work

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Drafted site compatibility reports based on gap analysis of base build and services/ utilities plans..

Designed concepts/ spaces incorporating human centricity, sustainability and locallyinspired culture.

Compliance and Due Diligence

Concept Design Development

M Moser Associates ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER & COORDINATOR

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Generated test fits by analyzing the needs and requirements of clients basis available space.

Prepared 3D Models to communicate ideas effectively and created visualizations for better client experience.

Spatial Planning and Test fits

Virtual Design & Construction – Global Team M Moser Associates, Delhi, India Project Coordinator (May 2023 – July 2023) Architectural Designer VDC (March 2022 – April 2023)

3D Design Development Part of a new team called the Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) leveraging the use of 3D-based design technologies and the 3 pronged methodology of VDC:

• Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) – coordination and collaboration between multidisciplinary teams from day one.

• Building Information Modelling (BIM) – data driven 3D design development and visualization.

• Project Production Management (PPM) – project operation and workflow schedules integrated with BIM Models.

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Led multi-disciplinary clash coordination workshops to resolve issues between different teams.

Prepared and presented proposals, concepts and project outputs to clients and internal team forums.

Clash Coordination and Resolution

Client Proposals and Business Development

Key Clients: • Standard Chartered Bank, Chennai, India (0.5M sqft) • Hewlett Packard Enterprises, Bangalore, India (0.4M sqft) • DE Shaw, New York, USA (0.3M sqft) • Gibson Dunn, London, UK (30T sqft) • Paysafe, Florida, USA (38T sqft) • Brillio, Dallas, USA (15T sqft) • Reliance, Mumbai, India (20Tsqft)

Due to confidential reasons couldn’t attach actual work.

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Professional Work

Feedback Infra Private Limited ARCHITECT & DESIGNER

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Tourism Development Strategy Worked on 250+ potential tourist sites & generated:

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Auditing for compliance check prepared comparative reports to assess deviations.

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Master Plans and Design Potential Tourist Policy Policy Templates Graphics Detailed Design of the selected sites.

Real Estate & Infra Advisory Division, Feedback Infra (P) Ltd., Gurgaon, India Architect (January 2021 – March 2022) Junior Architect (August 2020 – January 2021)

Designed and led multiple architectural projects during my time in feedback: • Redevelopment of 5 Railway stations (Transport) • Tourism and Development and Master Planning for 250+ Sites (Urban Design) • MRTS Terminals Mathura – Vrindavan (Transport) • 18- hole golf course Najafgarh (Commercial) Simultaneously, I've engaged in the conceptualization and strategic planning of multiple projects, undertaking the following key activities: • • • •

Crafting Strategy Reports Analyzing and Auditing Reports Developing Detailed Project Reports for Design Concepts Creating graphics for report templates, cover pages, and presentation templates.

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Professional Work

Design A

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Design Reports for all the infra projects led and designed, prepared the following: • • • •

Master Plan & Detailed Project Reports (DPR) Concept Plan Reports Traffic Planning Reports Financial Valuation Reports.

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Graphics

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Design C

For report templates

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Professional Work

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01 | Hotel La Mer Dubai, UAE

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ARCHITECTURAL INTERN Design Studio, Archgroup Consultants, Dubai 6 months (June 2019 – December 2019)

• Architectural Drawings Production Drafted and Managed the construction package while coordinating with partner consultants (Project: Hospitality Tower, Expo Dubai 2020) • 3D Design Development Prepared 3D Models for visualization that were used in the Concept Design development.

(Project: Rove Hotels, Al Marjan & City walk)

Building Type: G+19 5 star Hotel Scope of Work: Concept Planning, Designing & Tendering for Architectural, Structural, MEP, QS

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Archgroup Consultants

Preliminary analysis on façade systems for concept.

Mood Boards preparation for the design theme.

Site Analysis and General Compliance considerations.

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• List of Projects: • Rove Hotel (al Marjan, Dubai) • Rove Hotel (City Walk, Dubai) • Expo Hospitality Tower (Dubai Expo 2020) • Design Brief – Hotel (La Mer, Dubai) • Emirates Flight Academy (DWC, Dubai) • Ramee Hotel (Business Bay, Dubai) • Villa Design, Dubai)

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Professional Work

02 | Rove Hotel Al Marjan, Dubai, UAE Client: Al Marjan Island L.L.C Building Type: B+G+9+Roof Budget Hotel Scope of Work: Lead Consultancy including design of Architecture, Structure and MEP, Construction Supervision and Project Management

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3D Design Development Compliance verification of the drawings.

Assisted in coordination with third party consultants.

Worked on structural drawings.

Mood boards for Outdoor Architecture.

Client: Emaar Hospitality Building Type: Al Wasl Plaza – Office Building Scope of Work: Building Fitout Design and Supervision of Services

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Assisted in drafting and managing the revision drawings Preparation of Tender Packages, Permit Set and IFC set Coordination with third party consultants Markups for changes to be adhered

RETAIN EQUIPMENTS AS SHOWN IN THIS AREA AS SEEN IN THE LAYOUT. KINDLY UPDATE THE SAME IN THE KITCHEN LAYOUT AND EQUIPMENT LIST.

DISH WASHROOM EQUIPMENT LAYOUT TO BE ADJUSTED AS PER THE SHAFT LOCATION

DISPOSABLES STORE EQUIPMENT LAYOUT TO BE ADJUSTED AS PER THE SHAFT LOCATION

RE-EVALUTATION OF PLACEMENT OF THE COLUMNS AS PER THE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.

RE-EVALUTATION OF PLACEMENT OF THE COLUMNS AS PER THE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.

9 RE-EVALUTATION OF PLACEMENT OF THE COLUMNS AS PER THE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.

Academic Work

Bachelors of Architecture, India

Architecture of Change ANTI – SMOG HOUSING | THESIS People are so accustomed to the change, that the dangers of air pollution is conveniently ignored as it doesn’t have an immediate effect on the people. In this age of air pollution, this is a fight for a cleaner future.

This is a proposal to design a housing typology in Delhi that tests the architectural logic of designing conditioned habitable spaces in a hazardous atmospheric conditions, in this case smog. The design proposes both short and long term solution that can be embedded in the basic elements of housing design.

Aerial Experience of the Housing – showcasing the three initiating elements namely the Vegetation, the Veil and the Ventilation.

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Academic Work

THREE Fs

INITIATION After case studies and site analysis, the concept framed itself. The design proposes 3 major elements that is recognized as the missing keys in the usual design language of housing present in the context.

HIGH RISE

MID RISE

PRIVATE

FILTER DESIGN

LOW RISE

GREEN BLEND

PUBLIC

COMMNUNITY CENTER

SEMI- PRIVATE

FAÇADE DESIGN

PARKING IN BASEMENT

Site selection criteria was analysed through mind mapping and diagramming.

FLORA PLANTATION DESIGN

VERTICAL PLANNING Phasing areas as per user convenience.

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Academic Work

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

F.01 / Filter Design

VENTILATION

PRE-FILTER LAYER

FUNCTIONAL LAYER

ACTIVATED CARBON LAYER

HEPA MICROFIBER LAYER

SUPPORTING TRUSS

FINE PARTICLES 0.3 micrometers SMOKE 1 micrometers PARTICULATE 2.5 micrometers BACTERIA 3 micrometers

DUST MITES 10 micrometers

DUST POLLEN 20 micrometers

ANIMAL DANDER 30 micrometers

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Academic Work

F.03 / Flora Plantation

F.02 / Façade Design

VEGETATION

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3BHK UNIT Area – 130sqm

Air Purifying Plants For The Selection

2BHK UNIT Area – 100sqm Perforated Tiles Of Purifying Concrete

Facade Tiles To2 Coated Air Pockets

Baseline Panels With To2 Coating

Triangular Grid System

Aluminum Framing System

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Academic Work

Bachelors of Architecture, India

Urban Wellbeing Youth Reflectorium The project aims to create a world of itself away from the harshness of the unplanned city, big voids, boundaries and fast pace. It aims to enhance well-being by seclusion through inclusion, pause, program and natural quality.

The resultant design outcome is based on the study of two major aspects, namely natural qualities and the well-being of the people. Both of them are analyzed on the basis on comfort, health and happiness of the people.

The project also indicated an important vision in developing an uninhibited expression of young people with the aim of sustaining a platform that enables them to be effective and become agent of change Reflectorium (Prototype Typology)

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Academic Work

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Gurgaon has a history and characteristic of being built in different pockets at different points of time. The first master plan of Gurgaon only came after 2005, before which quite a lot of the city was built. Each of this pockets have a center to them which impact a certain radius .These centers cause a stimulus. We identified multiple stimuli that came up in these pockets of Gurgaon due to many factors. This design focuses on activated the connectors and the receptor to these stimuli to engage the people of Gurgaon.

DERIVED HOTSPOTS

VEGETATION DENSITIES

STATE OF WELL-BEING

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STIMULUS

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PHYSICAL HEALTH

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ACTIVE NEIGHBOURHOODS

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MOVEMENT NEED SKILL & KNOWLEDGE

INTRODUCING YOUTH REFLECTORIUM • • • • •

Primary user base as the youth.

Support in developing innovative solutions.

To develop a uninhibited expression of young people with the aim of sustaining a platform.

A space to introspect and reflect upon oneself.

Where the young are enabled to be effective and be the agents of change.

YOUTH REFLECTORIUM

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Academic Work

Bachelors of Architecture, India

Habitat Group Housing Bungalow Apartments An attempt to design a group housing project placed at Sarojini Nagar, Delhi. This is designed for the Redevelopment plan of Sarojini Nagar.

The idea to give the residents the “bungalow effect” to enhance their quality of life by providing open spaces at every level of the housing; different from a conventional high rise housing style currently being followed in India.

An experimental housing style that explores the design of vertical farming on different levels and structural elements like columns and beams to be woven together to form a modular setting.

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Academic Work

EXPERIENCE

BUNGALOWS The idea is to give the residents of Sarojini Nagar an experience of the “Bungalow” house. This can enhance their quality of life by also providing a solution to the increasing need of residential spaces.

The planning is to eliminate the typical housing style of stacking and providing equal number of private and green spaces that one can find in an independent house.

TYPICALLY STACKED HOUSING

AN INDEPENDENT HOUSE TYPE

MIXED TYPOLOGY TYPE

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Academic Work

Bachelors of Architecture, India

Reflection Hands on Urban Intervention This project focuses on transforming neglected urban spaces through architecture and re-imaging new “Alternative Spaces” to create a vibrant community spirit.

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Identified an abandoned public space in New Delhi that had the potential to be a functional urban social space. An attempt to provide upliftment to the site both socially and ecologically by creating a hands-on bamboo roofing and landscaping the land.

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Academic Work

STAGE 01 SITE DECODE Site Location: Gandhi Peace Foundation, Delhi, India Identifying Opportunities: 1. Crowded Context amongst high functioning typologies buried the identity.

2. Potential Social space for slums around was left to waste.

STAGE 02 DESIGN

Natural Architectonics

Connecting the Dots

Functional Spaces

STAGE 03 CONSTRUCT

Cleaning of the site

Segregation of materials

Excavation for foundation

Waterproofing the bamboo

Setting RCC and pouring

Primary Framing for the structure

Secondary Framing Woven

Tensile Material to cover

Levelling and Plantation

Vertical Farming

Children from neighboring underprivileged areas began frequenting the site in the evenings after its construction. Additionally,19it became a gathering place for elderly individuals who visited the Gandhi Peace Foundation daily. Over time, the location evolved into a leisure spot and was utilized to host awareness programs for the nationwide Swachh Bharat Abhiyan campaign in India.

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