PORTFOLIO
SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, NEW DELHI TSHERING WANGMO
I am an architecture student currently studying in New Delhi. I believe architecture is a larger umbrella of work where all aspects and interests need to be catered. Despite the knowledge of architecture, occupants of a site should be invloved in decision making and to work with that knowledge shows your skill of design. I try to achieve a participative design in all my work, whether it is the human or the surrounding’s involvement.
I understand that architecture is a ongoing process and it has a lot to offer to the one who is exploring.
CONTACT
Tokey, Haa, Bhutan 15004 +917217805884 | +97577890046 tsheringwan73@gmail.com TSHERING WANGMO
B.ARCH | 7TH SEMESTER | SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, NEW DELHI
CURRICULUM VITAE
Education
Gyensa Primary School | Haa| 2006-2012
Tshaphel Lower Secondary School | Haa | 2013-2014
Gongzim Ugyen Dorji Higher Secondary School | Haa | 2015-2016
Ugyen Academy | Punakha | 2017-2018
School of Planning and Architecture | New Delhi | 2019-Present
Competitions
Bauhaus University Campus 2021, Arkitekturo | 2021
Workshops
Architectural Conservation | 16 weeks | Ar. Somzi Chatterjee
Theory of Architecture & Design | 16 weeks | Ar. Aakash Shrivastava
Urban Typology | 16 weeks | Ar. Sanjay Mehra
Urban Planning - Inclusive Cities | 16 weeks | Prof. Dr. Sanjukkta Bhaduri
Software Skills
CAD / BIM
3D Modelling
Analysis
Rendering
Adobe CC
MS Office
Strengths
Autodesk AutoCad | Autodesk Revit
Rhinoceros 3D | Sketchup
Grasshopper | Ecotect
Enscape | Lumion | Vray
Photoshop | Indesign | Illustrator
Word | Powerpoint | Excel
Creative thinking | Architectural Conceptualization and Visualisation
Teamwork | Model making | Communication | Presentation
Language
Dzongkha | English | Hindi
Hobby Sketching | Reading | Painting
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ECHO | TILIA TOWER
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT | MOSER ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS
SEMESTER 6 | LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND |GROUP OF 3
We studied an unbuilt competition entry for a mixed-use housing project for the design development studio. The progress of the studio involved examining, investigating, research, and learning by detailing out a variety of building systems throughout the semester, including the program, code compliance, spatial and programmatic aspects, HVAC, structural and environmental strategies, etc.
The newly emerging Malley area sees Echo Tilia Tower as the city core, or Echo hub. The city’s commercial, cultural, historical, and ecological centres will all be located there. It will be a sustainable architectural attraction that will serve as a model for all upcoming and future buildings in the developing neighbourhood.
The building’s resources and energy will be recovered, recycled, and reduced using the most recent equipment and technologies.
FORM DEVELOPMENT
Retrofit existing badminton and coworking bulding
Preserving the skyline Creating a towernew architectural identity
Visual differentiation of volumes Developing a skin
STRATEGIES
Retaining existing built upfor less carbon footprint Green cover Pedestrian movement Community spaces Cruciform passage
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
Wireframe structure
Flat plate slab system
Radiation analysis
Pully_LU_CHE_2012
1JAN 23:00 - 15 MAR 22:00
Radiation analysis
Pully_LU_CHE_2012
1JUN 23:00 - 15 AUG 22:00
HVAC SYSTEMS
0 LEVEL
FLOOR PLANS
5 LEVEL 010 20M
1 LEVEL
10-12-14-16-18-20-22-24 LEVEL
FOCUS AREA DRAWINGS
8 LEVEL
05 01010M 20M
4 LEVEL
NORTH ELEVATION
SECTION
1:10 MODEL SHOWING THE THERMAL BREAK BALCONY
1:200 BULK MASS MODEL
1:50 FOCUS AREA MODEL
RESIDENCE VYSOCANY
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
| KUBA & PILAR ARCHITECT | M2AU
SEMESTER 6 | PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC |GROUP OF 2
The project with retails stores on the ground floor followed by underground parking and residential apartments in upper floors aims to offer a quality environment in accordance with the surrounding context and the importance of the area. The focus is to design a simple yet smart project to emphasize on maximizing living interactive spaces. That is maximizing the community interaction through the central semi-public courtyard comprising of play ground and wooden stages for celebrations, and through the green park covers and balconies at all different roof levels.
POOJA BANSAL A/3312/2019 TSHERING WANGMO A/3353/2019
RESIDENCE VYSOCANY, PRAGUE, CZECH
SITE STUDY SHEET: A0 SHEET NO: 1/1
• By lightening the mass of the building on its corners we achieved the inner courtyard to be more spacious and naturally illuminated, while the whole block becomes more open.
• The facade of the building is conceived in two different characters. The street facade is made of an orthogonal grid of glazed tiles, while the courtyard is brightened up by white plaster finish, supplemented with terraces and loggias in wooden panelling.
SITE PLAN
0 10 NOTES ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE READ ONLY AND NOT SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCY ARE TO BE BROUGHT UNDER THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY BEFORE COMMENCING THE WORK. SCALE: 1:200 ARCHITECTURE, NEW DELHI POOJA BANSAL A/3312/2019 TSHERING WANGMO A/3353/2019 III YEAR- SEC 'A' B. ARCH SHEET NO.: 2/12 SHEET SIZE: A1NOTES ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE READ ONLY AND NOT SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCY ARE TO BE BROUGHT UNDER THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY BEFORE COMMENCING THE WORK. ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE CHECKED AND CORRELATED WITH THE RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS. ALL THE CENTER LINES CORRESPOND TO CENTER. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN FIFTH FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1:200 INSTITUTE: SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, NEW DELHI POOJA BANSAL A/3312/2019 TSHERING WANGMO A/3353/2019 III YEAR- SEC 'A' B. ARCH SHEET NO.: 8/12 SHEET SIZE: A1 RESIDENCE VYSOCANY PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS SPECIFICATION INTERNAL WALL 250MM, 300MM COLUMN SIZE 600*600, 400*600, 250*600 BEAM SIZE 600*600, 300*600 UPPER BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN FIFTH FLOOR PLAN EIGHTH FLOOR PLAN WORKING DRAWINGS
LATERAL SECTION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 +700 GL 2NP 5400 3NP 8400 4NP 11400 5NP 14400 6NP 17400 NP 20400 8NP 23400 9NP 26400 ROOF 30000 1NP 2400 -1 Cellar -300 -2 Basement -2900 PARAPET 31000 NOTES · ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE READ ONLY AND NOT SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCY ARE TO BE BROUGHT UNDER THE NOTICE OF THE ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY BEFORE COMMENCING THE WORK. SUBJECT: ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SHEET TITLE: SECTION CC' SCALE: 1:200 INSTITUTE: SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE, NEW DELHI NAME: POOJA BANSAL A/3312/2019 TSHERING WANGMO A/3353/2019 III YEAR- SEC 'A' B. ARCH SHEET NO.: 1/3 SHEET SIZE: A0 PROJECT: RESIDENCE VYSOCANY PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC SCHEDULE OF OPENINGS 2 D1 900 2100 2100 PANEL DOOR D3 700 2100 2100 PANEL DOOR 6 D5 1500 2100 2100 SLIDING DOOR SPECIFICATION · EXTERNAL WALL 600MM · INTERNAL WALL - 250MM, 300MM · PARTITION WALL - 115MM · COLUMN SIZE 600*600, 400*600, 250*600 · BEAM SIZE - 600*600, 300*600 · FLOOR SLAB - 300MM · ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE CHECKED AND CORRELATED WITH THE RELEVANT ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS. · ALL THE CENTER LINES CORRESPOND TO CENTER. GL 2NP 5400 3NP 8400 4NP 11400 5NP 14400 6NP 17400 7 NP 20400 8NP 23400 9NP 26400 ROOF 30000 1NP 2400 -1 Cellar -300 -2 Basement -2900 A B C D E F G H J K L M N O -150 PARAPET 31000 SCALE: INSTITUTE: PROJECT: RESIDENCE VYSOCANY C' SCALE: 1:200 INSTITUTE: SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE, NAME: POOJA BANSAL TSHERING III YEAR- SEC B. ARCH SHEET NO.: 1/3 SHEET SIZE: A0 A B C D SCALE: 1:200 INSTITUTE: SCHOOL OF PLANNING ARCHITECTURE, NAME: POOJA BANSAL A/3312/2019 TSHERING WANGMO III YEAR- SEC 'A' B. ARCH SHEET NO.: 3/3 SHEET SIZE: A0
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
BAUHAUS DESIGN
SEMESTER 4 | DESSAU, GERMANY |GROUP OF 4
We aim to create a space that follows Bauhaus principles embracing the new world of technology and innovative ideas. To commemorate the iconic movement and emphasize its significance, we focus more on designing unconventional and individualistic spaces rather than pre-existing prototypes. The Bauhaus building should have a unique representation of the radical change it brought and the associated history. It should be an iconic portrayal of the globally renowned Bauhaus art style while accommodating to and upholding its immediate context.
Eliminating the pre-existing spatial hierarchy & instigating new ways of engaging and thought-provoking spaces for the budding artists to break the anatomy of the typical build form of educational institutes. Simplifying and blending the spaces by adopting technology and subtle transitions manifests minimalism and a unified vision. Maximizing the interaction by merging the usable space with landscape and establishing good built-open connections further provides the users more exposure.
Triangular Site
Build up mass aligned to the site.
Subtracting mass due to pre existing mass.
Creating open courtyards for better connectivity.
Maximising open and closed space interaction.
Providing ramps for subtle transition.
Creating punctures for movement.
Providing opening for better circulation.
Simplifying and blending the spaces by making the spaces multi functional that manifests minimalism.
Eliminating the pre-existing spatial hierarchy & instigating new ways of engaging and thought-provoking spaces.
Creative & Explorative Original vision with Contemporary execution CONCEPT Unified vision Individuality Merging but unique No hierarchy of spaces Minimalism Open inspiring spaces Explore new technology and materials Multi purpose spaces Form based on context and function
FORM DEVELOPMENT
green roof green rAMPs
WorkshoPs
PerMAnent exhibition
librAry ClAssrooMs
ground floor dorMitory
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+5200 AuditoriuM CAfe oAt dorMs AdMin ground floor PlAn At lvl +1200
WorkshoPs
CyCle Mount librAry dorMs 20 40100 60
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Cross lAMinAted tiMber green roof toP bAlCony grAnite flooring dorM unit PolyCArbonAte PAnels PigMented ConCrete oPen terrACe oPen Corridor ClAssrooM green roof toP grAnite flooring A A’
YUSUF CO-OP HOUSING
SEMESTER 5 | HAUS QAZI CHOWK, OLD DELHI |INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
In this post pandemic situation, many people have lost their jobs, some suffered business loss and had to shut down their business while some had just graduated and didn’t even get chance to get into profession. This has lead to loss of income and even homelessness resulting in lack of self-esteem, sense of belonging and depression.
This project brings these people together into this community and start over their life. Apart from catering to the essential necessities, it will also permit the inhabitants to advantage from a communal way of life. Such an intercession not only satisfies the fundamental requirements of housing but also produces people who are able to deliver back to society. The program looks to supply a stage that does not only engage the inhabitants but moreover the community as an entirety.
• Also known as Netagi building, it has hardware retail shops on the ground floor and offices on the first and second floor.
• The back side of the site had residences which are connected on the terrace level without any intermediate connections.
EXisTing Building
• Merging spaces to improve movement within the space.
• Creating openings within the wall to establish contact or relation.
Courtyards providing light and ventilation
Shafts and staircases which provides vertical circulation
SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE NEW DELHI TSHERING WANGMO A/3353/2019 PRIVATE SPACE COMMERCIAL SPACE COMMUNAL SPACE PRIVACY LEVEL DECREASES adapTiVE rEusE sTraTEgiEs
Terraces are another space where residents interact with each other and these terraces are also connected to each other through stairs
Corridors providing horizontal circulation and also an interacting space
Common living room on each floor
Entertainment space where the residents celebrate together and would also be used for relaxing space
Common kitchen and dining on each floor Library
Individual rooms
Guest room Family unit
Unisex washroom
Workshops where women learn weaving and artists work
Clothes store run by women where they sell products that they made in the workshops
Basement with underground water tank for rain water harvesting which would fulfil the water requirements of the residents
Arts and crafts shop where products from the artist workshops are sold
Vegetable store where vegetables grown in the rooftop garden are sold
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CIRCULATION SYSTEM
sEcTion Through Two courTyards
MEASURED DRAWINGS
FIRST YEAR |DHANYAKURIA, WEST BENGAL MANDU, MADHYA PRADESH |GROUP OF 6
In the two eductional class trips we went in our first two semesters, we were assigned to measure and document a historical / architecturally significant or heritage building and translate all the data into a set of drawings. Each group had to only measure one particular building assigned by the course coordinator. Apart from doing the measuring exercise on site, we also need to do additional research in order to piece together all the important data about the building.
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WORKING DRAWINGS
SEMESTER |AMRITSAR, PUNJAB
The project tries to respond to the contextual heritage of the city of Amritsar by creating an ecosystem that would support and preserve the local identity of the region. The idea of an integrated township helps in reinforcing this system by forming a closed loop of resources which everyone engages with, and thus helps in forming a sustainable community.
This complete set of working drawings shows an understanding of structural systems and building engineering services and the ability to organize building design information in a working drawing format suitable for various purposes related to the execution of the project along with an ability to read building working drawings to extract specific information.
SEVENTH
50300 4820 FOR CORE 02, 11310 3780 2000 2000 FOR CORE 01, REFER TO DWG.... 2780 FOR CORE 03, FOR CORE 05, REFER TO DWG.... Expansion Joint 300mm as per Detail Toilet Toilet PH Room FemaleMale PH R=150 R=150 Drinking Fountain Lift Lobby Room G+3 +1800+2400 BASEMENT BOUNDARY SHOPS RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL OFFICE +RECEPTION LOBBY SHOPSSHOPS AREA RETAIL G+5 G+3 SEATING STALLS/KIOSKS STALLS/KIOSKSSTALLS/KIOSKS LOBBY AREA 2340 2000 2000 OPEN OPEN ENTRANCE ENTRANCE SEATING CORRIDOR CORRIDOR OPEN SKYLIGHT 17700 230 300 Lift Lobby 230 2890 2220 230 635 11750 8240 7300 4010 5910 115 635 2450 250 2870 Expansion Joint 300mm as per Detail Expansion Joint 300mm as per Detail Expansion Joint 300mm as per Detail Expansion Joint 300mm as per Detail 10000 2000 100 1800 1800 4800 3000 230 3000 3000 345 420 345 2200 230 345 3540 250 420 420 250 3780 345 3760 345 1:12 460 460 460 460 420 420 Lift Lobby 115 1250 1250 8000 2000 8000 2000 3000 17300 3000 3000 27300 3000 6730 8230 1300 2000 3000 115 SLOPE1:12 1:12 1:12 +700 ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE Ramp Ramp Ramp Ramp Ramp 200010000 LANDING LANDING LANDING 2000 10000 8000 2000 8000 LANDING 460 W=2000 T=300 Stair ENTRANCE Stair R=150T=300 R=150T=300 W=7800 T=300 R=150 W=4800 T=300 230 PLINTH PROTECTION PLINTH PROTECTION +600 PLINTH PROTECTION 3000 460 Service 770 FROM BASEMENT TO BASEMENT 1 SLOPE UP- 1:10 SLOPE UP- 1:10 5100 5200 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 50300 5250 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 13000 10000 121750 K J H G F E' E D C B' B 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 17 91118 12 14 15 21316 10 1. ALL DIMENSIONS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE. 2. ALL DIMENSIONS AND CORRELATED ARCHITECTURAL OTHER SERVICE 3. AMBIGUITY OR BROUGHT TO ARCHITECT/ENGINEER 4. DRAWING IS TO SCALED. 5. POSITION OF GRID TO COLUMNS COLUMN SCHEDULE. 6. GRID LINE PASS COLUMN UNLESS 7. ALL LEVELS ARE UNLESS SPECIFIED DRAWING TITLE: WORKING DRAWING SHEET TITLE: GROUND FLOOR INSTITUTE: SCHOOL OF PLANNING ARCHITECTURE, NEW DRAWN BY: TSHERING WANGMO IV YEAR- SEC 'A' DATE: 18/10/2022 PROJECT: MIXED USE HOUSING DRAWING NO: A 002 LEGEND FHC RWP W D PS AHU FIRE RAIN WINDOW DOOR PRESSURIZATION AIR ground floor PlAn aMriTsar | punjaB
M FIRE TANK R=150 T=300 Stair R=150 T=300 R=150 T=300 6000 6000 135800 21800 16000 24350 3500 8000 5100 5200 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 6500 68300 5300 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 13000 10000 8500 8500 8500 7600 154900 8740 2340 3400 2070 8270 8355 3500 8740234034002070 FROM GROUND SLOPE UP- 1:10 2-WHEELER PARKING 2000 L K J H G F E' E D C B' B A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 73007700 TO GROUND SLOPE UP- 1:10 -3600 LVL FROM BASEMENT 2 SLOPE UP- 1:10 TO BASEMENT 2 SLOPE UP- 1:10 -3600 LVL 9 1011 12 14 15 1316 1. ALL DIMENSIONS SPECIFIED 2. ALL DIMENSIONS AND CORRELATED ARCHITECTURAL OTHER SERVICE 3. AMBIGUITY BROUGHT ARCHITECT/ENGINEER 4. DRAWING SCALED. 5. POSITION TO COLUMNS COLUMN 6. GRID LINE COLUMN 7. ALL LEVELS UNLESS DRAWING TITLE: WORKING SHEET TITLE: BASEMENT INSTITUTE: SCHOOL OF PLANNING ARCHITECTURE, DRAWN BY: TSHERING WANGMO IV YEAR- SEC DATE: 18/10/2022 PROJECT: MIXED USE DRAWING NO: A LEGEND FHC RWP W D PS AHU aMriTsar | punjaB bAseMent floor PlAn 010 2050M 30
+4200 FIRST FLOOREXHIBITION BASEMENT 1 RETAIL BASEMENT 2 -4200 BASEMENT -8400 BASEMENT BASEMENT 1 BASEMENT 2 MUMPTY OUTSIDE +23400 +19200 +15000 +10800 +2400 -1800 LIFT CAR RETAIL OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE EXHIBITION 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 4200 3000 4 7 985 63 MACHINE ROOM 16001980 +31800 +36000 +40200 LIFT LOBBY LIFT LOBBY LIFT LOBBY LIFT LOBBY LIFT LOBBY -8400 BASEMENT 2 -4200 BASEMENT 2 +00 GROUND FLOOR +4200 FIRST FLOOR +8400 SECOND FLOOR +12600 THIRD FLOOR +16800 FOURTH FLOOR +21000 FIFTH FLOOR +25200 SIXTH FLOOR +29400 SEVENTH FLOOR +33600 EIGHTH FLOOR +37800 NINTH FLOOR +42000 TERRACE FLOOR +46200 MUMPTY TOP 21 5300 8500 8500 7500 1000 8500 8500 1000 -6000 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. DRAWING WORKING SHEET SECTION INSTITUTE: SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE, DRAWN TSHERING IV DATE: PROJECT: MIXED DRAWING KEY SCHEDULE LIFT AS 2150x1900mm Beam Beam Column Column BEAM COLN. SCHEDULE SCHEDULE F.D F.D F.D seCtion
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