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O F I Selected WorksTushar B N 2023

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+91-7892755713

tusharbn555@gmail.com

Kengeri, Bengaluru

As a fresh architect from Bangalore, I intend to gain a better understanding and familiarity with different perspectives and approaches to design. Currently, I am in the process of molding my Architectural style and definition. I wish to learn and get involved in all stages of design and execution. Developing my skills through experimenting with various tools and exploring different software is something that I am extremely interested in.

MES English School

2004 - 2015

ASC Independent PU Collage

2015 - 2017

SJB School of Architecture and Planning

2017 - 2022

Wizbee Architects

Dec 2022- Present

Ahamasmi Architect

Jan 2022- July 2022

Design Verve

Design Ripples, The 4 Wall

ANC event organising team member

61st ANC 2019

ZO-NASA LIK Trophy

ANC- ANDC

ZO-NASA Collage Trophy

ANC-ANDC

ZO-NASA Design Trophy

NASA- HUDCO Trophy

Word, Power Point, Excel

AutoCAD, 3DS Max

Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator

Google SketchUp, Vray, Enscape, Lumion

ANDC 2019 Short Listed in Top 60 3rd among 3000 competitor- Paint for Peace

SCHOOL Internship 2018 MS PU Freelancing 2019 Autodesk UG Event Presently Adobe
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Freelance Projects Office Projects Internship Works Academic Works
Bazaars
Book
BMW Centre - Primary School
Willingdon School
Housing .1 .2 .3 .4
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15’ X 40’

FREELANCE PROJECTS

Design Verve Design Ripples

The 4 Wall

Nehan Construction

Sri RR Architecture and Fabrication

General perspective is that 15’ is less to get a quality space. Main Aim of the project is the change the perspective of the owner to get built in same site which is located in good neighbourhood and near to there working place.

The concept of project revolved around minimal and hint of traditional touch. The requirement from client are basic spaces for living, 1 car and electric scooter parking, working space, bedroom for a family with 2 kids.

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SketchUP Lumion Photoshop
GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR TERRACE FLOOR SECOND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR BASEMENT AutoCAD SketchUP Photoshop • Car parking • Bike and Scooter parking • Washing facilities • Electric charging points • Storage • Foyer • Living • Kitchen • Dinning • Utility • C. toilet • Work space/ Guest room • Toilet • Balcony • Master bedroom with attached toilet • Children room with attached toilet • Open terrace 8

FOYER VIEW

Animitationoftraditionalstylecan be seen in the 40mm hardwood door with a beading pattern.

LIVING AREA, VIEW-1

The use of accent colors to create a focal point.

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KITCHEN, VIEW -3

Beading around the shutter acts as a handle. The aesthetics of a kitchen are enhanced by designer tiles.

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3ds Max Vray 3ds Max Vray

ELEVATION DESIGN

Elevation design from approved plan. INTERIOR DESIGN AND

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VISUALISATION
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ELEVATION DESIGN Elevation design from approved plan. INTERIOR DESIGN AND VISUALISATION

OFFICE PROJECTS

Wizbee Architects

JP Nagar, Bengaluru

Dec 2022 - Present

Wizbee architects is a small scale firm mainly works on restaurant designs and residential projects.

Role in firm includes as follows-

• Documentation of site data.

• Deriving design and design style based on provided references.

• Basic digital design development and approval from client/ principle architect.

• Autocad drafting for visualisation.

• 3dsmax/ sketchup modeling.

• Lumion/ Vray rendering.

List of Cafe and restaurant designed by firm Wizbee architects-

• Biggies burger

• Bigg cafe

• Mitti cafe

• Bagara bawarchi

• Chai restro

• Bigg guys

• The avenue

• Tea break

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Cafe/restaurant Design SketchUP Lumion

BEDROOM DESIGN

Theme- Dark and minimal

BEDROOM DESIGN

Theme- Use of concrete and wood texture.

BEDROOM DESIGN

Theme- Luxury and cosy

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LIVING ROOM

Theme- Luxury and cosy

LIVING ROOM

Theme- Luxury and cosy

ELEVATION DESIGN

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INTERNSHIP

Ahamasmi Architect

VV Puram, Bangalore

Feb 2022- June 2022

Internship at Ahamasmi done under Ar. Niketh and Ar. Neelam.

My role during internship -

• Meeting clients and discussing requirements and documenting site/ existing structure

• Presenting site conditions, documentation, and requirements to the Principal architect.

• Discussing design strategies and developing visuals/ drawings to support design.

• Developing working drawings (AutoCAD), 3d models (SketchUP, 3DS Max), renders (lumion, V-ray) to the given designs.

• Delivering documents to the site and explaining the drawings to the executives.

• Follow-up site visits to documentation and monitoring work

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PLANNING AND
SPACE
PLAN PRESENTATION

EXTERIOR DESIGN AND RENDERS

SITE VISIT, WORK OVERLOOK AND DOCUMENTATION

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OPTION 1, VIEW OPTION 2, VIEW FOOTING REINFORCEMENT PLINTH BEAM

INTERIOR DESIGN AND RENDERS

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KID’S BEDROOM-2, VIEW 1 MASTER BEDROOM-2, VIEW 2 LIVING ROOM, VIEW- 3 FOYER, VIEW LIVING ROOM, VIEW- 4

ACADEMIC WORK

SJB SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING

Uttarahalli road, Kengeri, Bengaluru

B. Arch (VTU Batch 2017)

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BAZAARS OF MYSORE

Academic Work

KR road, Bangalore

Study Area: 18 acres

Site area: 1200 sqm

Heritage is valuable for humankind the world over. It encapsulates all that the previous generations passed down to the next, everything that was meant to be cherished and preserved with utmost pride and respect. Market one of urban space, which acts as public space for many users, also sustains the neighbourhood various life needs. Many markets offer more than just functional needs shopping and trading. Market space provides behavioural settings for the neighbourhood and allows people of diverse activities.

Traditional markets are places which show the community lifestyle, culture and heritage that’s why it has a strong rootedness to its local people. This thesis articulates the process of transformation as the vehicle for redevelopment of heritage buildings in our contemporary condition. It includes the investigation of events, theories and methods of transformation in the context of Mysore contemporary practice.

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TITLE- Revitalization Of Heritage Landmarks of Mysore

Aim of this thesis is to develop and restore Lansdowne buildingandMysoreDevarajamarketarea,byretaining the Heritage and character of an existing market and introducing modern system to withstand present requirements. Developing an heritage public spaces for trading, business and tourism with celebrates and promotes culture, tradition and historic value.

OBJECTIVE-

To understanding market culture and heritage of the Mysore. To restore the heritage buildings and slow down the naturaldecaying of the structure.

To retain active frontage and creating a system to uplift the legibility.

To provide required commercial and recreational facilities in dense CBD area of Mysore.

To introducing modern methods to sustain traditional market.

To redistribute density in CBD by creating organized spaces and designing to reach maximum FAR and efficiency.

SCOPE-

This project shows how urban redevelopment can increase the imageability and efficiency of heritage buildings. It also shows redistribution of density can be achieved by organized zoning and circulation. Considering the project to be in an urban setup and building restoration, it would help in acting as a demonstration model for other projects.

LIMITATION-

Working around heritage structures can come across unexpected complications, which can create a varying design decision during execution. Restoration of historic building projects attracts public which will be subjected to public criticism. The MUDA norms and regulations.

SWOT ANALYSIS

STRENGTHWEAKNESSOPPORTUNITIESTHREATS

• Planned road network.

• Planned zoning of city markets, transportation system in the city center which made easy access to common public.

• Marketspacesisaspacesof tourist attraction with its dynamic activity and culture, along with business and commercial activity.

• Planned parking spaces along the road and dedicated parking spaces in city center.

• Integration of different social classes.

• Enhancement of local economy.

• Regulator(local)pricecommutation and open market.

• Denigrating heritage structures in city center creating a negative spaces.

• Unplanned buildings with lower capacity is not meeting up the potential of plots.

• Un-designated spaces for street hawkers creating a congestion in foot path, parking spaces.

• Number of vesicles parkable is reduces due to street hawkers using parking spaces.

• Road congestion due to high human foot print at certain time in a day.

• Insufficient open spaces.

ISSUES IN STUDY AREA

Potentialofplotsincitycenterisreduced due to lo built up area buildings.

Height density built up area with no open spaces.

Degradation of heritage

• Redevelopment of heritage.

• Designated spaces for street hawkers.

• Re planning of plots to meet maximum efficiency.

• Developing existing open spaces and opening up to public.

• Creatingopenspacewithsupports the present commercial activity around the market.

• Redistributing density and traffic.

• Lackofattentionforfalling heritage buildings can lead to safety issues, abandoning a structure.

• Un used buildings creates a negative space in city center, which leads to density un-even distribution.

• Lack of open space can create over crowding and decreases social activity.

• Due to competition the number of street hawkers may increases over time, un designated spaces for hawkers will increase a traffic issue and pedestrian discomfort.

LansdownebuildingSayyajiRoad

Street hawkers using foot paths, creating congestion for pedestrians

Street hawkers using parking spaces, creating congestion for pedestrians

Unusedcommercialheritagestructures creating inactive zone in city center

High human foot print at concentrated spots of study area. Creating high traffic at once spot where as other spots are deserted at same time period.

Poorly maintained open spaces, close to public access

36 SANTA CATERINA MARKET PANAJI MUNICIPAL MARKET BALTIC STATION MARKET KR MARKET PARKING PARKING WASTE MANAGEMENT WASTE MANAGEMENT DRINKING WATER, SEATING AND TOILET FACILITIES DRINKING WATER, SEATING AND TOILET FACILITIES STORAGE AND COLD STORAGE STORAGE AND COLD STORAGE ARRANGEMENT OF VENDORS IN MARKET COMPLEX ARRANGEMENT OF VENDORS IN MARKET COMPLEX OFF SITE WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANNED AND DESIGNATED SPACES ARE PROVIDED INDIVIDUAL VENDOR STORES HAVE DESIGNATED SPACE FOR STORAGE. OPEN MARKET PLANNED ARRANGEMENT INDOOR VENDORS FOLLOW THE PATTERN OF WALL PLANNED ARRANGEMENT OFF SITE WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANNED AND DESIGNATED SPACES ARE PROVIDED INDIVIDUAL VENDOR STORES HAVE DESIGNATED SPACE FOR STORAGE. BASEMENT HAS A PROVISION FOR EXTRA GOODS GRID ARRANGEMENT IS BROKEN BY DIAGONAL ARRANGEMENTS, PLANNED ARRANGEMENT SURFACE PARKING FOR 2 WHEELERS, BASEMENT PARKING FOR 2 WHEELER AND 4 WHEELER. PLANNED AND DEDICATED SPACE SURFACE PARKING FOR 2 WHEELERS, BASEMENT PARKING FOR 2 WHEELER AND 4 WHEELER. PLANNED AND DEDICATED SPACE BASEMENT PARKING FOR 2 WHEELER AND 4 WHEELER. PLANNED AND DEDICATED SPACE IS PROVIDED. PARKING Entrance IS BLOCKED AND POORLY MAINTAINED CREATING ON ROAD PARKING OFF SITE WASTE MANAGEMENT, IMPROPER COLLECTION OF WASTE CREATING DECAYING SPOTS ON IN COMPLEX AND AROUND COMPLEX. TOILET- NOT PROVIDED IN COMPLEX DRINKING WATER- NOT PROVIDED IN COMPLEX NO DESIGNATED SPACE FOR SEATING SPACES VENDORS WITH STORES HAVE DESIGNATED SPACE FOR STORAGE. OPEN MARKET HAS NO STORAGE SPACE, STAIRCASE AND PASSAGES ARE USED AS STORAGE SPACE. OPEN MARKET IS ORGANIC AND UNPLANNED MARKET COMPLEX HAS INDIVIDUAL STORES FOR EACH VENDORS ON SITE WASTE MANAGEMENT- PROVIDE IN REAR SIDE OF SITE. MUNICIPALITY AND VENDORS ARE INSTRUCTED TO COLLECT AND DISPOSE WASTE. TOILET- PROVIDED IN COMPLEX DRINKING WATER- POORLY MAINTAINED NO DESIGNATED SPACE FOR SEATING SPACES INDIVIDUAL VENDOR STORES HAVE DESIGNATED SPACE FOR STORAGE. COLD STORAGE IS PROVIDED WITH EASY ACCESS TO ALL VENDORS. OPEN MARKET- GRID PATTERN PLANNED SPACE MARKET COMPLEX HAS INDIVIDUAL STORES FOR EACH VENDORS SURFACE PARKING AND BASEMENT PARKING FOR 2 WHEELER AND 4 WHEELER. PLANNED AND DEDICATED SPACE
Mysore Palace City Bus stop Town Hall Devaraja Market
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Sayyaji

• Development of existing green space.

• Creating pedestrian friendly spaces to accommodate street hawkers and dense human foot print

• Open space adjacent to Place has no permission for development and access to public.

• Traffic and vehicular moment can be reduces by converting road into one way.

• Vehicles are strategically redirected to parallel roads.

• Increasing vehicular moment in inactive roads can bring new activity.

Traffic and vehicular moment can be reduces by converting road into one way.

• Street hawkers all over study area is replace to dedicated spots.

• Each dedicated spaces provided facilities and protection from weather.

• Strategic replacing redistributed the density in city center.

• Aim is to reduce the disturbance to pedestrian and vehicular traffic due to street hawkers.

Aim is to reduce the disturbance to pedestrian and vehicular traffic due to street

38 URBAN DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY AND PROPOSAL OPEN SPACE LOW MAINTAINED OPEN SPACE PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY SPACE RESTRICTED OPEN SPACE OPEN SPACE AS PARKING FUNCTIONING OPEN SPACE RESTRICTED OPEN SPACE EXISTING PLANPROPOSAL PLAN RESTORED OPEN SPACE
ROAD TWO WAY ROADSTWO WAY ROADS ONE WAY ROADONE WAY ROAD EXISTING PLANPROPOSAL PLAN
STREET HAWKERSSTREET HAWKERS EXISTING PLANPROPOSAL PLAN
STREET HAWKERS
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SAYYAJI ROAD DANAVANTRI
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DEVARAJA MARKET SHOPPING COMPLEX ROAD DEVARAJ URS ROAD
SHIVARAMPETMAINROAD ALBERT VICTOR ROAD
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GANDHI SQUARE DANAVANTRI ROAD GANDHI SQUARE
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42 SOUTH ELEVATION SECTION AA` SECTION BB` WEST ELEVATION EAST ELEVATION 3.15m 3.15m 3.15m 1.05m 3.15m 2.5m 3.15m 3.15m 3.8m 2.6 m 4.3m 3.54m VIEW 1
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BOOK HUB

Academic Work

Nagarathpete, Bangalore

Study Area: 118 acre

Site area: 4387 sqm; 1 acre

Study area includes part of Chickpet and Sampangi Rama Nagar. This area has a combination of Fine and Coarse grain urban fabric divided by primary KG road. Being at core of city it has regional and typical issues seen in every dense cities.

Strategy: To increase the imageability by redeveloping biggest second-hand book selling road.

Proposal: Imageability can be achieved by creating an organized book- selling point, pedestrian friendly streets, dedicated space for street hawkers, facilities for a visitor.

Issues in this part of study area-

• Street hawkers encroaching on road and pedestrian path.

• Parking on the road

• Blank compound wall creating rigid active front.

• Parking issue, garbage issues and inconvenient relaxation spaces. MASTER PLAN

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BMW CENTRE

Academic Work

Mysore road, Bangalore

Study Area: 33340 sqm, 8.2 acres

This is a hypothetical project, introduction to larger site area and public oriented project. Mysore road has around 12 automobile showroom becoming a automobile trade zone of Bengaluru, project was a hypothetical proposal to the BMW to locate a South Asian centre of BMW at Mysore road, Bangalore.

The proposed area located 500m from Jnanabhrathi metro station. Road to the North and Vrushabhavathi river to the South.

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