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P O R T F O L I O Vaamika Yadav M.Arch +2 at USC School of Architecture RIBA Part 1

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Bokaro Cricket Stadium

Co-Dividual Housing

Descriptive and Architectural Geometry

Community Centre for Care Home

Digital Crafting and Design Thinking

Naval Hospital at Kochi

Miscellaneous

Professional

Academic

Academic

Academic

Academic

Professional

Professional Internships Extracurricular

Bokaro International Cricket Stadium Kothari and Associates Location: Jharkhand, India

Prologue: Jharkhand Cricket Association had envisioned to propose a state of an International Cricket Stadium Complex at Bokaro steel city, Jharkhand. The brief provided by the client focused on various common stadium objectives, focusing on juggling the needs of the local environment with pecialist requirements of sports fans and athletes, making the facility state-of-art and a landmark whilst considering the commercial viability of the building. Our design focused in maximising operational efficiency, providing adequate natural lighting and ventilation, ensuring easy movement and maximise energy saving systems and conforming to green building standards.

Rolling Greens Green lawns on both sides of the Sight Screen for VIP viewers to spill over in banquet like seating.

Roofing A continuous polycarbonate glass roofing has been proposed to ensure an unobstructed view and maximum exposure to the sky.

Solar Panels Installed on the roof of the club house, the total power supply shall be augmented by 4% of Solar Power.

Visibility The emphasis is given to the obstruction free view to spectators thus designing a cantilevered upper tier.

The Bridge A bridge for players to cross over from the their rooms to the practice pitches without coming in contact with other users of the stadium

Ease of Construction The lower tier is in RCC frame structure & the upper tier has steel cantilever, steel girders with RCC columns.

Flexibility of Design The stands designed are repetition of a module of three grids which can be built in phases.

Concept and Material Technology

Masterplanning The site is trapezoidal in shape with an area of 20 acres. Main approach to site is from a proposed 100ft road on the west boundary branching out of the city road. The site has orientation of NS with Highway on the North.

POLYCARBONATE GLASS ROOFING ROOF FRAMING

UPPER TIERS

Zoning

LOWER TIERS

GROUND

SHADOW ANALYSIS

OUTER FACADE

EXPLODED VIEW

Materials and Facade System

KOTA STONE

SANDSTONE

PAVERS

RESTILES

FRP PANELS

VITRIFIED TILES

MURAL ARTS

BASKETRY

There are five major zones on site - The playing field - Main Pavilion area with practice pitches - The club, swimming pool, parking for VIP cars & Players Buses - The Reverse Pavilion on the South side of site with parking for broadcasting Vehicles.

- The Spectators stands occupy the east and west side of the playing field.

- The Sub Station, housing and other services are placed at the rear.

BAMBOO ARTS

Predominantly a tribal state, known for its art and craft. Be it the Khobar and Sohrai Art or the Basketry, the Madhubani paintings and murals painted on the mud walls of the houses. The design proposed is such that the exterior is enveloped in a manner that relates to the art from the State of Jharkhand.

Wind and Airflow There are 4 entries to the stadium, designed in a way to create air galleries, which facilitates air flow inside the stadium. The outer skin of the building is also perforated maximising natural ventilation.

Heating System The facade system consists of two layers - a concrete wall & a FRP skin, creating cavity in between. The perforation in skin allows indirect sunlight, but restricts direct sun exposure, creating interesting shadow patterns adding to the design.

VIP MOVEMENT SPECTATORS MOVEMENT SERVICES PLAYERS MOVEMENT

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Main Pavillion Plans The boundary rope was kept at 70.00m from center of the field with 5.00m over run space. The main pavillion accomodates about 300 spectators.

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Reverse Pavillion Plans The reverse pavilion to accommodate 2500 spectators.

SECOND FLOOR PLAN AREA - 2077 SQM.

SECOND FLOOR PLAN AREA - 1980 SQM.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN AREA - 2430 SQM.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN AREA - 1860 SQM.

THIRD FLOOR PLAN AREA - 2790 SQM.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN AREA - 2785 SQM.

TOP TIER PLAN AREA - 1865 SQM.

THIRD FLOOR PLAN AREA - 1413 SQM.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN AREA - 1990 SQM. TOP TIER PLAN

Structural Layout

Spectator Stands The boundary rope was kept at 70.00m from center of the field with 5.00m over run space. The main pavillion accomodates about 300 spectators.

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN AREA - 1895 SQM.

TOP TIER PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN AREA - 4175 SQM.

Structural Layout of FRP Panels

Section through Main Pavillion

Section through Reverse Pavillion

3D Visualisations

SITE DETAILS

Co-Dividual Housing

Organization Diagram

Address:

Cluster Layout

721 Ocean Park Blvd Santa Monica, CA 90405

Hexa Haven: Transformative Coliving for Racial Equity Immediate Site Context:

Graduate Architecture Design Studio ( Semester 1) RisenMonica, Church CA Location: 721 Ocean Park Blvd,-Santa

- Santa Monica- Malibu Adult Eductaion Center - Michelle and Barack Obama Center For Inquiry and Exploration Prologue: The Return of Housing - Pine Street Child Development Center

HIERARCHY - communal spine

Hexa-Haven is a visionary housing project that addresses racial inequities in the current housing crisis through innovative architectural design. The project aims to redefine community living, fostering a sense of belonging and independence. With a capacity for 100-120 residents, the design utilizes hexa-angular geometry to shape communal and residential spaces along a central spine, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and functional efficiency. Located at the rear end of Risen Church Westside in Santa Monica, CA, Hexa-Haven integrates harmoniously with existing community institutions.

SITE DETAILS

SOLID VOID RELATIONSHIP - courtyards

CIRCULATION - single loaded corridor

SPATIAL ORGANIZATION - cluster

Address:

KEY

721 Ocean Park Blvd Santa Monica, CA 90405

Emphasizing collaboration and synergy, the design engages with current occupants and stakeholders to enrich the communal experience.

Private ResidencesCo-living spaces offer shared facilities such as kitchens, laundry, living, working, and recreational spaces, promoting both community spirit and individual growth.

The flexible residential Commercial Properties clusters accommodate 4-8 people per unit, providing adaptability to varying needs. Outdoor engagement spaces, including courtyards, sunken amphitheater, Our Project on the aSite and outdoor dining areas, seamlessly blend with existing recreational amenities, promoting a healthy and vibrant community life.

Immediate Site Context:

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SITE DETAILS Address:

721 Ocean Park Blvd Santa Monica, CA 90405

Risen Church Santa Monica- Malibu Adult Eductaion Center Michelle and Barack Obama Center For Inquiry and Exploration Pine Street Child Development Center

KEY Private Residences Commercial Properties Our Project on the Site

Immediate Site Context:

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Risen Church Santa Monica- Malibu Adult Eductaion Center Michelle and Barack Obama Center For Inquiry and Exploration Pine Street Child Development Center

PRIVATE LIVING, WORKING, SLEEPING

KEY

SHARED RESTROOMS, BATH

SHARED KITCHEN, RECREATION, CO-WORK

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

SHARED TERRACES

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A

B A

THIRD FLOOR PLAN 1’-0” = 1/16”

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1’-0” = 1/16”

Isometric

Ground Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

SECTION PERSPECTIVE A 1’-0” = 1/8”

Section Perspective A

SECTION PERSPECTIVE A 1’-0” = 1/8”

SECTION PERSPECTIVE B 1’-0” = 1/8”

Section Perspective B

SECTION PERSPECTIVE B 1’-0” = 1/8”

ELEVATION 1’-0” = 1/8”

Elevation

Interior Perspective

Cluster Model

Massing Model

Flexible Occupancy

Descriptive and Architectural Geometry Prologue: For this project, we worked in groups of 4 and were assigned the pawn piece from a 32-piece chess set to serve as inspirations for our designs.

The project involved surfacing techniques such as developable surfaces, quad panelization, and complex panelization, which were integrated into an architectural assembly through multiple steps showcasing mastery of architectural geometry. The resulting geometry was expected to form a closed, asymmetrical polysurface without planar macro surfaces.

The physical model, constructed using thin, white material like bristol board, served as a tactile means to engage with the assembly process and assess the effects of modulation on form, light, and space. Joints were created through scoring, folding, and/or gluing while minimizing disruption to geometrical ideals.

Orthographic Drawings Orthographic Drawings

Community + Learning Hub for the Elderly Architectural Design: Tectonics (YR 4) Location: Musselburgh, Scotland

Prologue The United Kingdom is one of a number of developed nations whom in the coming years will have an ever increasing aging population, with the need of assisted care. Thus, there is a key infrastructural need for care homes and assisted living in the future of our society. Recognizing the expected need for care homes, the teaching and research related care home (TORCH) aims to address the current gap within our societal infrastructure.

The ambition for my project the Care Home of the Future (CHoF), is to question the orthodoxies of the care home living. The project challenges the narrative of a care home being an isolated space on the outskirts of society and instead aims for the care home to be part of a thriving multigenerational community hub. The proposal offers a range of facilities catering to mental and physical well being of all age groups while ensuring security and inclusivity.

Understanding the site

Musselburgh in the past Researching and analysing the past Economy, Health and Welfare facilities around the site.

From the net, wire and paper mills to accommodation facilities ranging from warehouses to lodges and ‘poorhouses’; Musselburgh was the hub of a lot of welfare and healthcare activities. The following collage studies the various buildings and signature spots around the site that co-relate with the theme of health and well-being in every facet- physical and mental, commercial, cultural and communal.

INVERESK LODGE, HOUSE AND MANOR .

Old Inveresk Housing style and cottages

INVERESK POORHOUSE and EDENHALL HOUSE NET, PAPER AND WIRE MILLS INDUSTRY Newcraighall Parish Church, Whitehill Street

Focal Point of early 1900sTown Hall, Musselburgh

Exploring past architectural language of Musselburgh in housing, commercial and cultural use through sketches

Musselburgh in the Present

Musselburgh in the Future

Analysing the present day scenario of Musselburgh meant doing a full site analysis and understanding the role of the prime factors- climate, user-groups, land use and transportation facilities.

The following research focussed around understanding the potential future of the site in various ways- Pedestrian routes, linkages between the site and Musselburgh whilst promoting the theme of sustainability and understanding the various landuse potential in and around the site.

Masterplanning

Legend 1. Community hub 2. Student Tower 3. Community Garden 4. Parking 5. Wintergarden 6. Extra Care-home facility

Concept and Design process

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7. Care-home and health centre 8. Sensory Garden 9. Weekend Local market 10. Memory Orchard Garden 11. Amphitheatre 12. Meditation Area 13. Wildlife Area

Community Hub massing

Taking shape to respond to programme and site needs

Semi- Public

Responding to Programme while ensuring mental and physical well being of all users by strategising landscaping and circulation.

Public

Cores

Project Statement The basic essence of the project was to create a new communal space for people of all generations as well as creating an ecological node within the community that connects well with both the city and the QMU. The self sufficient building aims to respond to the CHoF directly and aims to also enhance the welcoming feeling for varied communities of the area. It is visualised to be taking a form that allows people to fully utilise the components of the structure by carefully differentiating between public, private and semi public spaces within the building by taking extra care for those who require more.

CLT Grid system (6m x 6m; 4m x 6m)

The Community + Learning hub

Exploded Axonometric

Ground Floor: accessed from three entry points- the first one leads to the gymnasium, the second from the focal point, leads to the nursery and dementia daycare facilities. The third entrance on the north of the building is for communal access, goes through the market and leads you to the large activity space.

The hairdresser, shops and cafe are all flanked around the centre point around NW to the building as that gives all users- care home residents, QMU students, care home workers and even general public to interact and be a part of this new environment.

The common space created at the centre, it not only spatially convenient, just how the cafe and farmer’s market help in making the programme, interactive and for all to use. The space has been divided in almost sectors that allow easy movement while ensuring safety and privacy for the varied user groups.

First Floor: also ensures that the building not only focuses on the care home resident but also is equally attractive to others, hence programmes like art therapy, art gallery have been included that overlook the common activity space on the ground floor, for an inter-generational interaction.

The proposal offers facilities that range from leisure to facilities catering to mental and physical well being of all age groups while ensuring security and inclusivity.

COMMUNITY

Public spaces like cafe and open market, integrated structurally to blend in seamlessly.

CLT Grid system (6m x 6m; 4m x 6m)

User-specific spaces that are connected via shared spaces for everyone while ensuring privacy and security.

WELL-BEING

SAFETY

LIVING

RECREATION

Legend 1. ENTRY vestibule 2. Reception and waiting 3. Lift and staircase core 4. Toilets 5. Changing rooms 6. Massage Therapy 7. Office 8. Hydrotherapy Pool 9. Nursery daycare 10. Nap room

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11. Activity room 12. Activity/ event space 13. Hairdressing Salon 14. Open farmer’s market 15. Cafe 16. Kitchen 17. Store 18. Communal point 19. Gymnasium (60+) 20. Dementia Daycare 21. Doctor’s room 22. Art Gallery 23. Pottery room 24. Art therapy room

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B

Ground Floor Plan

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a. Intergenrational park b. Social Garden c. Sensory Garden d. Kids Playground e. Gardening area

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B

First Floor Plan

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Detail Glazing Section

Detail CLT Section

Section AA’

Material Technology A sustainable manufacturing process that also adds a local value

Section BB’

Net negative or zero carbon enabling the building to become long-term carbon storage

Easy and flexible attachments for construction

CLT Columns with attached, movable fins for better shade control

3D Visualisations to understand the programme

Activity and community space

Hydrotherapy

LEISURE

PRIVACY SAFETY

NATURE

RECREATION

HEALTH

SECURITY

Cafe: Intergenerational, public use promoting social engagement.

Gym for 60+

SOCIAL

CARE

PHYSICAL MENTAL

SAFE SPACE

LEARNING

WELL BEING

ACTIVITY

Art therapy

PURPOSE

COMMUNITY

Focal point: Interactive safe-space

Art gallery for public involvement Daycare Facilities

Dementia Daycare

Leisure and Learning activities

The self sufficient building aims to respond to the CHoF directly and aims to also enhance the welcoming feeling for varied communities of the area. It is visualised to be taking a form that allows people to fully utilise the components of the structure by carefully differentiating between public, private and semi public spaces within the building by taking extra care for those who require more.

Digital Crafting and Design Thinking YR3 Elective

Prologue: This course represented an introduction to computational design and digital fabrication. We successfully explored how these two fields interact and complement each other through a variety of group projects. The technological possibilities to transform the digital into the physical by different means were explored. The focus was set on parametric/algorithmic design approaches and the related digital crafting techniques.

Group: Mimi Hattori, Audai Hass, Mykyta Mironenko, Cindy Chananithitham, Rain Yang

“Noise” A sturdy but broken units, almost like and under construction column interior was picked as the waffle unit; while the deconstructed facade design helped explaining the transition from Harmony to Commotion i.e NOISE.

MAKE TRIANGLE

MAKE SURFACES

EXPLODE TRIANGLE

JOIN MIDPOINTS TO THE CENTRE POINT

CHANGE THE SHAPE OF THE MODULE INWARDS

CHANGE SHAPE OF MODULE OUTWARDS

JOIN ALL POINTS TO FORM GEOMETRY

MULTIPLY MODULES

EXQUISITE TOWERS- Stacking Units

TILES- Metamorphosis through Parametric Design

Stages of Sound- Harmony, Noise and Commotion For the tower, we had to use 3D modellling and printing to produce a facade unit and an interior unit. As a group we decided the theme for our tower to be ‘sound’, we divided into three sections- Harmony, noise and commotion.

This exercise explored the physical making of the digital. We were to design a parametric tile, in the shape of a hexagon, which can be inscribed in a 40x40cm rectangle with a CNC milling depth to a maximum of 50mm. The design of the tile had to be parametric, demonstrating a geometrical parametric logic, hence grasshopper and rhino were extensively used. We explored the theme of Metamorphosis, in great detail and were fascinated by the concept of continuous yet gradual change and incorporated that into our project.

Stacking Tower Units: 3D Printed facades with Waffled Interior units

Process: Firstly, using rhino and grasshopper, digitally fabricated these designs and structure of the tiles. This was followed by a process of CNC milling this file to get the physical tile and lastly creating moulds to cast these tiles.

In grasshopper, creating the Hexgrid, adding different sized polygons, offestting them etc helped us finally come up with a design that truly captures ‘metamorphosis’.

PROTOSTRUCTURE- Crafting the Non-Standard For this project, we had to collectively design a 1:1 protostructure for the stairwell in Adam House, Edinburgh. It had to be a designing exercise with special focus on the relation between design, material, fabrication process and assembly logic. This was to be seen as an intensive exercise, with special focus on the relation between design, material, fabrication process and assembly logic.

Fluidity and Computational Origami Initially, we wanted a floating structure, inspired by many fabric based installations.

However, on more exploration, we moved our focus to paper sculptures as we started to understand the algorithmic logic behind them. Later on in the process, we started developing these ideas using grasshopper, to understand the mathematical and fabrication logic. That landed us to finalise our theme for the structure to be ‘Computational origami’.

As inspirations, we followed the works of Richard sweeney and derived the concept of fluidity from his works and studied a variety of materials. We moved over to Peter Gentenaar’s paper sculpture.

We experimented with different sizes of paper by cutting out the inner and outer most circles and score every alternate circle on each side and eventually, ending up with a twisted circular shape.

Our final design idea was selected for the 1:1 protostructure to be designed for Adam House, hanging 3 meters above the ground floor level.

Multispeciality Hospital: INSH, Kochi, India KNY Projects Pvt. Ltd Location: Kochi

Prologue: Upon graduation and amidst the pandemic I got an opportunity to get involved in the most complicated yet the most vital sector of the built environment in the present times- a healthcare institution.

The INHS Sanjivani is a hospital of the Indian Navy at kochi and provides medical cover and aid to civil authorities, including disaster relief operations.

It is the largest military hospital in the states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu and the nodal hospital for ships and other naval units at Kochi.

I assisted the Principle Architect at KNY for the planning and design of the new to-be built multispeciality care block. The role involved me to draft working drawings and prepare 3D visualisations for official presentations that gave me a wide insight into the planning of hospitals and care facilities.

Supervisor: Ar. Pankaj Kumar at KNY Projects Pvt. Ltd.

INHS Sanjivani Hospital, Kochi, India

3D Visualisation

Ground Floor Plan

Planning: Range of facilities RADIOTHERAPY CENTER (RADIATION ZONE)

UP

CONNECTING BRIDGE ON 3RD. & 4TH. FLOOR

EXISTING HOSPITAL

3425X4800

16.44 Sq. Mt.

SIMULATOR ROOM

CONTROL ROOM

< < PROPOSED ROAD 6.0 M. WIDE > > ROAD LVL ±0.00

SUB WAITING

TROLLEY WAITING

STORE

RADIOSTOPE WASTE STORE

RT TECH. ROOM

DARK ROOM

2700X3800

16.88 Sq. Mt.

3625X5530 20.04 Sq. Mt.

2040X3530 7.20 SQM

3150X9450 29.57 Sq. Mt.

CHANGE ROOM

1840X1900 3.49 Sq. Mt.

3450X5530 19.0 Sq. Mt.

1840X1530

AXIS OF ROTATION

2.81 Sq. Mt.

ISOCENTER

CLEAN UTILITY ROOM-1

7.66 Sq. Mt.

SUB WAITING 3000X3650

STORE

3770X5400 20.35 SQM.

SCRUB ROOM

2775X3550 9.85 SQM.

2725X3000

CENTRAL BEAM AXIS

AXIS OF ROTATION

77.45 Sq. Mt.

STORE 3375X2100

2 BEDDED ISOLATION WARD

CONTROL ROOM

WARD I

3100X4255 30.96 Sq. Mt.

3590X2970 10.66 Sq. Mt.

LVL +1200

TOILET (MALE) 2125X3600

STORE 2700X3600

LABORATORY 3915X3600

9.71 SQM.

14.09 SQM.

7.65 SQM.

WORKSHOP 2935X4900 14.38 SQM.

3000X4900

14.70 SQM.

3.54 Sq. Mt. 1650X2150

4440 X 2750 12.21 sqm.

LOBBY PRESS. SHAFT-3

FIRE LIFT 3150x2765

CONSULTING & EXAMINATION ROOM-I

CONSULTING & EXAMINATION ROOM-II

13.60 SQM.

13.60 SQM.

AHU ROOM -03 4160X5415

I.T. ROOM 3150X6115 19.25 Sq.m

ELECTRICAL ROOM 2700X6115 16.50 Sq.m

2100 X 3500 7.35 sqm.

13.21 Sq. Mt.

LVL +1200

DIRTY UTILITY SLUICE ROOM 3350X2135 7.15 sqm

REFER STAIR DETAIL-1

FUTURE EXPANSION 5450X4335 23.62 sqm

SOILED LINEN STORE 3350X2100 7.03 sqm

FIRE SHAFT-4

UP

CORRIDOR 2400 mm W I D E

WARD STORE 2650X4335 13.46 SQM.

STAIRCASE 5 TREAD = 300 mm RISE = 1500mm WIDTH = 2000 mm

2 BEDDED ROOM

3000X2365

7.09 SQM.

4585X4865

LVL +450

3000X2400

7.20 SQM.

2950X4335 12.78 SQM.

CLINICAL TREATMENT ROOM

NURSE STATION 3850X4435

13.00 Sq. Mt.

14.43 Sq. Mt.

2700X4335

TREATMENT & CLEAN UTILITY 3300X4335 14.30 SQM.

FUTURE EXPANSION 7840X6110 47.90 sqm

2 BEDDED ROOM

SISTER DUTY ROOM

3995X4865 19.23 Sq. Mt.

ATTACH TOILET 2345X3115 7.30 Sq. Mt.

2 BEDDED ROOM 5400X4865

25.73 Sq. Mt.

WARD DINNING

TROLLEY BAY

DUTY MO'S ROOM 3420X4335 14.81 SQM.

WARD PANTRY

3130X4335 13.13 SQM.

2100X4335 9.32 SQM.

2700X4335 11.70 SQM.

4 BEDDED ROOM 6530X4865

VISITOR'S TOILET 1500X2400 3.60 SQM.

J.C.

1500X2400 3.60 SQM.

LIFT 3500X3100

MORTAL REMAINS ROOM

ACCIDENTAL & EMERGENCY

3440X3765 12.94 sqm.

10.44 Sq. Mt.

3.99 Sq. Mt.

2850X3490 9.94 Sq. Mt.

2875X3490 10.03 Sq. Mt.

2100X3590 7.53 Sq.m

2500X2800 7.0 sq.m

F. TOILET (PUBLIC) 3480X5615

UPS ROOM 3290X4730 14.57 Sq.m

4770X3000 14.31 Sq. Mt.

DETENTION ROOM

WAITING LOBBY 8305X5800 48.15 sqm.

TREATMENT ROOM 4200X5800 24.36 sqm.

5215X5800 30.24 sqm.

CORRIDOR 2400 mm W I D E

M. TOILET 4270X4770 20.60Sq.m

TREATMENT PROCEDURE ROOM-1 4915X4055 20.78 Sq. Mt.

3700X2700 11.19 Sq. Mt.

H. TOILET 2400X1800

NURSE'S ROOM-2

DOCTORS LOUNGE 5280X4865 25.68 SQM.

1650X2415

UP

3700X3190 10.02 Sq. Mt.

F. TOILET 4275X4425 18.91 Sq.m

5410X3890 21.05 Sq. Mt.

DN

J.C. 1650X2100

STENO

4915X2100 10.32 Sq. Mt.

ATTACHED TOILET 2100X1650 3.46 Sq. Mt.

PREPARATION, COMPOUNDING & DISPENSING 7690X3220

3055X2400 7.33 Sq. Mt.

STAFF TOILET(F)

SENIOR ADVISOR-2

1585X2250 3.56 sqm

SENIOR ADVISOR-1 5215X4150 21.64 Sq. Mt.

CONSULTATION & EXAM I 3500X4150 14.52 sqm

CONSULTATION & EXAM II 3500X4150 14.52 sqm

PANTRY 2100X4150 8.71 sqm

PATIENT TOILET(M) 1550X4150 6.43 sqm

3330X5015

CONSULTATION & EXAM III

PATIENT TOILET(F) 1550X4150 6.43 sqm

3300X4150 13.69 sqm

STAFF TOILET(M) 2585X1800 4.65 sqm

20.29 Sq. Mt.

CONSULTATION & EXAM IV 3315X4150 13.75 sqm

ATT. TOILET

1500X2100

3.14 Sq. Mt.

STORE ROOM 3390X3115 10.55 Sq. Mt.

24.75 Sq. Mt.

TREATMENT PROCEDURE ROOM-2

3500X5990 20.96 Sq. Mt.

WAITING AREA-I 3940X3600 14.18 Sq. Mt.

LIFT (26 P/Bed) 2695X3150

BIO MEDICAL WASTE STORE 9.96 Sq. Mt.

LVL +750

RETIRING ROOM FOR AMBULANCE DRIVER / N.A. 5500X2315 12.73 Sq. Mt.

ENTRANCE LOBBY

CLINICAL SIDE ROOM

LIFT LOBBY SEMINAR ROOM

WAITING AREA-II 3900X3600 14.03 Sq. Mt.

ENTRANCE LOBBY CUM WAITING 5000X11030

TOILET 1785X3115 5.56 Sq. Mt.

TOILET 2100X1650 3.46 Sq. Mt.

TOILET 1785X3115 5.56 Sq. Mt.

NURSING OFFICER ROOM 3940X3115 12.27 Sq. Mt.

LIFT(26 P/Bed) 2695X3150

LVL +750

DIRTY DW

DRUG STORE 4000X4410 17.64 Sq. Mt.

WAITING AREA

DISPENSARY

SPECIMEN COLLECTION & RECIEPT-I 3940X3600 14.18 Sq. Mt.

EMRGENCY

RECOVERY ROOM 4200X3300 13.86 Sq. Mt.

OFFICE 3100X3300 10.21 Sq. Mt.

PANTRY 3495X2100 7.34 Sq. Mt.

DUTY MEDICAL OFFICER 4200X3365 14.13 Sq. Mt.

WORK ROOM-I 4490X3500 15.71 Sq. Mt. TROLLEY LAYING 2400X3000 7.20 Sq. Mt.

J.C. 1870X2215 4.14 Sq. Mt.

AHU ROOM-09 4000X5000

CLEAN DW

TOILET 1870X2215 4.14 Sq. Mt.

SPECIMEN COLLECTION & RECIEPT-II 3940X3600 14.18 Sq. Mt.

OPEN TO SKY

TOILET 2145X2215 4.75 Sq. Mt.

TOILET 2275X1550 3.52 SQM.

TOILET 2145X2215 4.75 Sq. Mt.

WORK ROOM-II 4490X3600 16.16 Sq. Mt.

OPEN TO SKY

FIRE LIFT 3150x2800

A.H.U. ROOM-4

LIFT (26 P/Bed) 3150x2800

MINOR O.T. 6825X4400 30.02 Sq. Mt.

STAIR LOBBY STAIRCASE 2 TREAD = 300 mm RISE = 1500mm WIDTH = 2000 mm

FRACTURE TREATMENT WITH PLASTER ROOM 4200X3300 13.86 Sq. Mt.

FIRE

FIRE SHAFT-6

SLIDE ROOM

WARD MASTER ROOM 3900X3600 14.03 Sq. Mt.

STAIRCASE 3 TREAD = 300 mm RISE = 1500mm WIDTH = 2000 mm

OPEN TO SKY

OFFICE & RECORDS-II

4915X2400

11.79 Sq. Mt.

INJECTION ROOM 3900X3600 14.03 Sq. Mt.

TREATMENT ROOM 5700X3600 20.52 Sq. Mt.

WASH UP & SLUICE 3575X2100 7.50 Sq. Mt.

DIRTY UTILITY ROOM

4365 A.HU. ROOM-07 4365 x 3500 15.27 SQM.

HANDICAP TOILET 2115X1830

FUTURE EXPANSION

LVL +1200 M.TOILET 4160X4085

F.TOILET 4365X2315

FUTURE EXPANSION

CORRIDOR 2400 mm W I D E OPEN TO SKY

NURSING ASSTT.

CLINICAL TREATMENT ROOM

NURSE STATION

TREATMENT & CLEAN UTILITY

DAY CARE CENTRE-I

DUTY ROOM

TROLLEY BAY

WARD DINNING

WARD PANTRY

CORRIDOR 2400 mm W I D E

TOILET

2 BEDDED ROOM

TOILET

TOILET

N < < PROPOSED SERVICE ROAD 6.0 M. WIDE > > ROAD LVL ±0.00

LINEN STORE

FUTURE EXPANSION 62.16 sqm

INSTRUMENT STERLIZATION 3575X2100 7.50 Sq. Mt.

C

WARD STORE

SOILED LINEN STORE

FIRE SHAFT-4

WC

LVL +450

< < PROPOSED SERVICE ROAD 6.0 M. WIDE > > ROAD LVL ±0.00

CORRIDOR 3000 mt W I D E

UP

FIRE SHAFT-7

PRESS. SHAFT-4

TROLLEY BAY 7.26 Sq. Mt.

OFFICE & RECORDS-I

CONSULTING EXAMINATION ROOM-II

ELECTRICAL ROOM

UP

LIFT LOBBY

LVL +1200

CORRIDOR 3000 mt W I D E

DN

5410 X 7225 39.07 sqm.

MEDICAL & SURGICAL ONCOLOGY OPD

AHU ROOM -03 CONSULTING EXAMINATION ROOM-I

CORRIDOR 3000 mt W I D E

Radiotherapy zone DOUBLE HT. PORCH

ENTRY LOBBY / WAITING LVL +750

MO'S ROOM-II

REG. / REC.

JCO'S/OR'S FAMILY WAITING 3400x3890 13.22 sqm.

OFFICER'S FAMILY WAITING 3435x3890 13.36 sqm.

REG. / REC.

DAYCARE ROOM

3.87 Sq. Mt.

DOCTOR'S TOILET(F)

3600X3490 10.98 Sq. Mt.

STORE-1 3165X3805

12.04 Sq. Mt.

NURSE'S ROOM-1

CENTRAL UPS CONTROL ROOM

MO'S ROOM-I

JCO'S/OR'S WAITING 4515x5465 28.06 sqm.

CORRIDOR 3000 mt W I D E

LVL +1200

2100X3815 8.01 Sq. Mt.

1650X2350

COMMON TOILET

COUNSELING ROOM

WORKSHOP

TOILET (M)

14.38 Sq. Mt.

H. TOILET

4440 X 6110 27.12 sqm.

STENO

DOCTOR'S TOILET(F)

31.11 Sq. Mt.

4420X2365

STORE-2

LABORATORY

4770X3015

1800X2400

M. TOILET (PUBLIC) 5340X5615

PRESS. SHAFT-2

CORRIDOR 2400 mm W I D E

ATTACH TOILET 2345X1650

26.52 Sq. Mt.

TOILET

NURSING ASSTT.

3.87 Sq. Mt.

5450X4865

22.26 Sq. Mt.

LINEN STORE 2700X4335 11.70 SQM.

DAY CARE CENTRE-I

TOILET

GREEN AREA

FUTURE EXPANSION 5280X7420 39.17 sqm

23.10 Sq. Mt.

LVL +1200

DN

OPEN TO SKY

A.H.U. ROOM-4 4895X4720

DIRTY UTILITY LINEN OUT

COVERED PASSAGE

MAIN CLINIC (DOUBLE HT.) ATRIUM 140.97 SQM.

TROLLEY BAY & WHEEL CHAIR 4515x2450 11.06 sqm.

TROLLEY BAY

14.41 Sq. Mt.

SERVICE

TROLLEY BAY

10.44 sqm.

DUTY MO'S ROOM

7840 X 4820 37.78 sqm.

LOWSIDE SHAFT-1

LIFT & LIFT LOBBY 2290X3270

LOBBY

13.18 Sq. Mt. 5495X2400

INQUIRY 4970X2900

CORRIDOR 3000 mt W I D E

ELECTRICAL ROOM 4695X2700

GREEN AREA

2400X2400 5.76 sqm.

4150X3765 15.63 sqm.

FIRE SHAFT-2

LIFT (26 P/ Bed) 2650x3150

TOILET

OFFICER'S FAMILY WAITING 3515x4000 14.05 sqm.

JCO'S/OR'S FAMILY WAITING 4515x6365 14.09 sqm.

LIFT (26 P/Bed) 3150x2765

CORRIDOR 3000 mt W I D E

STORE TOILET

JANITOR'S CLOSET

RECEPTION

J.C. 1650X2400 3.96 sqm.

FIRE SHAFT-5

CORRIDOR 3000 mt W I D E

IODINE THERAPY DOSE

RADIO ACTIVE WASTE STORE

SOURCE PREP. ROOM

LVL +1200

7030X3000 21.08 sqm.

OPEN TO SKY

DRY CANTEEN

DIVERSIONAL HANDICRAFT ROOM

A.H.U. ROOM-06 4700X6115 28.73 Sq.m

22.52 SQM.

4000X3400

4000X3400

AHU ROOM-05 4000X6115 24.45 Sq.m

LIFT LOBBY

CORRIDOR 2400 mt W I D E

LIFT LOBBY

ACTIVE TOILET

3590X2800

10.05 Sq. Mt.

1650X2150 3.54 Sq. Mt.

WELFARE OFFICER

STAIRCASE 4 TREAD = 300 mm RISE = 1500mm WIDTH = 2000 mm

2550X2750 7.01 SQM.

CENTRAL UPS CONTROL/ SWITCH GEAR ROOM

TOILET-M

ELECTRICAL ROOM 3760X5650

MO's EXAMINATION ROOM

DIRTY UTILITY LINEN OUT

PRESS. SHAFT-1

RADIO ACTIVE WASTE STORE

ACTIVE TOILET

1650X2100 3.46 Sq. Mt.

4730 WIDE CORRIDOR

C

ATTACHED TOILET

2935X3615 10.61 SQM.

TROLLEY BAY

IODINE THERAPY DOSE ADMINISTRATION

3420X3690

LVL +750

UP

JCO's / OR'S WAITING

2935X4800

3300 X 2200 7.26 sqm.

OPEN TO SKY

4440 X 5670 25.17 sqm.

5440 X 5115

23.25 Sq. Mt.

4000X6000 24.00 Sq. Mt.

14.91 SQM.

TOILET-F

BARBER ROOM

LVL +1200

PHYSICS LABORATORY

6285X3200

CONTAMINATED LINEN STORE

27.63 SQM.

3030X3715 11.25 SQM.

2935X3615 10.61 SQM.

SOURCE PREPARATION ROOM

SUB WAITING 4315X2700 11.65 SQM.

WARD II

3100X6135 21.92 Sq. Mt.

RT TECHNICIAN'S ROOM

LOBBY

FIRE STAIRCASE

7590X5250 39.85 sqm.

LOBBY 32.64 SQM.

LOW SIDE. SHAFT-2

LVL +1200

2125X2850

6.05 SQM.

4520X6115

OFFICER's WAITING

NURSES ROOM

2935X2430 7.13 SQM.

14.08 SQM.

ISOCENTER

DN

TOILET (FEMALE)

HOSPITALIZATION OF PATIENTS TREATED WITH LARGE DOSE OF I-131

7.08 Sq. Mt.

3375X4215 17.82 Sq. Mt.

UP

4215X2965 13.55 SQM.

BRACHYTHERAPY UNIT LOBBY 7820X4685 28.68 Sq. Mt.

3350X2200 8.25 Sq. Mt.

SUB WAITING

7030X2700 18.98 sqm.

CORRIDOR 2400 mm W I D E

ONCOLOGY CENTER ENTRY

ONCOLOGY RECEPTION & REGISTRATION 2400X6215

TOILET

LVL +1200

FUTURE EXPANSION

PRESS. SHAFT-5

LVL +750

6,10FFF & 15 MV MEDICAL LINEAR ACCELERATOR (GAMMA KNIFE) 7600X7900

CLEAN UTILITY ROOM-1

PHYSICISTS OFFICE

RADIOSTOPE WASTE STORE

SUP. RT TECH. ROOM

3375X2800 10.34 Sq. Mt.

SEMINAR ROOM

LVL +750

SEMINAR ROOM

OFFICER'S WAITING

NURSES ROOM

PHYSICS LABORATORY

LOBBY TOILET

TRIAGE ROOM

5410X3000 16.23 SQM.

OPEN TO SKY

AHU ROOM-08 6465X4500

LVL +1200

WET CANTEEN

3785X4800

LVL +750

DRESSING CUBICAL 2100X170 3.57 Sq. Mt.

LVL +750

STAIRCASE 1 TREAD = 300 mm RISE = 1500mm WIDTH = 2000 mm

3000 X 7200 21.59 sqm.

4640 X 4000 18.52 sqm.

LVL +1200

APPLICATION THEATRE

8.17 Sq. Mt.

AHU ROOM-02

10.95 SQM.

3440 X 7200 24.77 sqm.

OPEN TO SKY

BED

4 Inch Conduit at an Angle Of 45 Degree For System & Power Cabling,Dosimetry etc.DEGREE

3400 X 7200 24.47 sqm.

7590X4350 33.01 sqm.

CRETCH FOR STAFF INFANTS

GAMES ROOM

18.16 Sq. Mt.

CONTROL ROOM 4670X6480 26.30 Sq. Mt.

CO-60, 2CI SOURCE

UP

OFFICE & RECORDS

FIRE SHAFT-3

TROLLEY WAITING

DOOR WITH INTER LOCK

LIBRARY & READING ROOM

TELETHERAPY UNIT

3480X3170 11.03 Sq. Mt.

TOILET (F)

WARD II CONTAMINATED LINEN STORE

RT TECHNICIAN'S ROOM

RESUSCITATION STATIONS-II 7030X3800 26.71 sqm.

RESUSCITATION STATIONS-I

4240 X 3000 13.92 sqm.

3780X2700 10.20 SQM.

CONTROL ROOM

COBALT THERAPY (CO-60,2CI) 6300X4065 39.15 Sq. Mt.

KITCHEN

16.59 SQM.

JCO/OR TOILET 1565X2230 3.48 sqm

JANITOR's CLOSET

ONCOLOGY CENTER ENTRY

APPLICATION THEATRE

Daycare Facility

2 BEDDED ROOM

SISTER DUTY ROOM TOILET

VISITOR'S JANITOR'S CLOSET. TOILET

2 BEDDED ROOM

DOCTOR'S TOILET(M)

4 BEDDED ROOM

DOCTOR'S LOUNGE COMMON TOILET

DOCTOR'S TOILET(F)

CORRIDOR 2400 mt W I D E

5125X5530 28.34 Sq. Mt.

5865X5485 32.17 Sq. Mt.

CONTROL ROOM

WARD I

2100X3585 7.52 SQM

INSTRUMENT REMOTE AFTERLOADING ROOM/ TSSU 2935X5530 THEATRE 16.23 SQM. 3000X5530

UP

UNIT

2 BEDDED ISOLATION WARD HOSPITALIZATION OF PATIENTS

CONTROL ROOM

FIRE SHAFT-8

16.44 Sq. Mt.

4 Inch Conduit at an Angle Of 45 Degree For System & Power Cabling,Dosimetry etc.DEGREE

SENIOR ADVISOR's ROOM

WELFARE & AMINITY

DIRTY UTILITY ROOM

3780X2100 7.93 SQM.

CLEAN UTILITY ROOM-1

BRACHYTHERAPY

STORE

ELEC. SHAFT-4

76.66 Sq. Mt.

TREATMENT PLANNING ROOM

PANTRY OFFICER TOILET 1565X3100 4.85 sqm

DIRTY CORRIDOR 1200 mt W I D E

6 MV MEDICAL LINEAR ACCELERATOR(X-KNIFE) 7600X7350

PATIENT'S REST ROOM

MOULD ROOM & PLASTER BAY

SIMULATOR ROOM

SCRUB ROOM

PHYSICIST'S OFFICE

3500

1840X1900

3.49 Sq. Mt.

CORRIDOR 2400 mm W I D E

CENTRAL BEAM AXIS

3425X4800

FEMALE STAFF TOILET 1565X2100 3.15 sqm

ATTACHED TOILET

1865X1900

CLEAN UTILITY ROOM-1

OFFICE & RECORDS

TREATED WITH LARGE DOSE OF I-131

3.54 Sq. Mt.

DIRTY UTILITY ROOM

INSTRUMENT ROOM

OPEN TO SKY

AMBULANCE PARKING (04 NOS)

ATTACHED TOILET

PANTRY REMOTE AFTERLOADING THEATRE

JANITOR'S CLOSET

AHU ROOM-02

UP

AHU ROOM-01

CHANGE ROOM

OFFICER TOILET

SENIOR ADVISOR'S ROOM

TELETHERAPY UNIT

LVL +750

RADIOTHERAPY CENTER (RADIATION ZONE)

TREATMENT PLANNING ROOM

FIRE SHAFT-3

< < PROPOSED ROAD 6.0 M. WIDE > > ROAD LVL ±0.00

PATIENT'S REST ROOM

JANITOR'S CLOSET

CONTROL ROOM

< < PROPOSED ROAD 6.0 M. WIDE > > ROAD LVL ±0.00

DARK ROOM

STAFF TOILET(F)

TOILET

TOILET

MOULD ROOM & PLASTER BAY

AHU ROOM-01

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FFL

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TOILET

TOILET

DIATHEMY

WAX BATH

PHYSIOTHERAPIST ROOM

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RADIANT

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CORRIDOR

M. TOILET

FUTURE EXPANSION

FFL

LINEN STORE

FUTURE EXPANSION

FUTURE EXPANSION

LIFT LOBBY

DUTY MO's ROOM

FFL

FFL

FUTURE EXPANSION

FUTURE EXPANSION

SIXTH FLOOR LVL +30000

FFL

FFL

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4800

FALSE CELING

DIRTY UTILITY SLUICE ROOM

CLINICAL TREATMENT ROOM

TREATMENT & CLEAN UTILITY

FFL

FUTURE EXPANSION

FUTURE EXPANSION

NURSE STATION

SISTER DUTY ROOM

SINGLE BED ROOM

ATT. TOILET

DUTY MO'S ROOM

DRESSING ROOM

NURSING ASST.

FFL

WARD DINNING

WARD PANTRY

CORRIDOR

DOUBLE BEDDED

CLINICAL TEST ROOM

ROOM 1

M. TOILET

FFL

A.HU. ROOM_OT-5

LIFT LOBBY

DUTY MO's ROOM

FFL

FUTURE EXPANSION

FUTURE EXPANSION

FUTURE EXPANSION

FUTURE EXPANSION

FFL

FFL

FIFTH FLOOR LVL +25200

FFL

4275

SUNK FALSE CELING

4800

FALSE CELING

FUTURE EXPANSION

WARD STORE

LINEN STOREN

NURSING ASSTT.

CLINICAL TREATMENT ROOM

NURSE STATION

TREATMENT & CLEAN UTILITY

DUTY MO'S ROOM

TROLLEY BAY

FFL

WARD DINNING

WARD PANTRY

CORRIDOR

M. TOILET

OFFICE , RECORD & COMPUTER ROOM

FFL

PROCEDURE ROOM

6000

CORRIDOR 3000 mt W I D E

O.T.- 05 FFL

FFL FALSE CELING

FALSE CELING

STAGE

PARAPET WALL

TERRACE

C.T.R. ROOM FFL

FFL

HBS AG POSITIVE AK ROOM

A.K. ROOM

GENERAL STORE

FFL

CHANGE ROOM

PREPARATION & CHEMICAL ROOM

NURSING STATION

PREASSESSMENT ROOM

TROLLEY BAY

SUB WAITING

RECEPTION

FFL

CORRIDOR

WARD M. TOILET

JANITOR CLOSET

PANTRY

FFL

DIRTY WASH UP ROOM

SCRUB

FFL

OPEN TO SKY

FALSE CELING

AUDITORIUM

LIFT LOBBY

FFL SUNK

FALSE CELING

FUTURE EXPANSION

FUTURE EXPANSION

LIFT LOBBY

DUTY MO's ROOM

FFL

THIRD FLOOR LVL +15600

FFL

SUNK FALSE CELING

PARKING

TOILET

OFFICER & FAMILY TOILET

PANTRY

TREATMENT / PHLEBOTOMY ROOM

MOBILITY STUDY

CONSULTATION & EXAM

CONSULTATION & EXAM II

RECEP. REGIST.-1&2

CORRIDOR

M. TOILET

PROCEDURE ROOM

TRANS CRANIAL DOPPLER ROOM

FFL

FFL SUNK

4800

FALSE CELING

PARKING RECEPTION CUM OFFICE FOR CLERKS & RECORDS FFL

STENO CUM SUB WAITING

JCO/ORs FAMILY WAITING

FFL

PATIENT TOILET

DRESSING ROOM-II

SPECIALIST CONSULTING EXAMINATION ROOM-I

ECG ROOM-I

SPECIALIST CONSULTING EXAMINATION ROOM-II

SPECIALIST CONSULTING EXAMINATION ROOM-III

STENO CUM SUB WAITING ROOM

JCO's / OR's FAMILY WAITING

FFL

JCO's / OR's WAITING

OFFICER's WAITING

RECEPTION CUM OFFICE FOR CLERKS & RECORDS

CORRIDOR

M. TOILET

OFFICE,RECORDS & COMPUTER ROOM FOR CARDIOTHORACIC

PLETHYSMOGRAPHY ROOM

FFL

LIFT LOBBY

RECEPTION

STAFF TOILET

NURSE LOUNGE

STERELE STORAGE

STORAGE

FFL

4800 1200

DIRTY UTILITY SLUICE ROOM FFL

FUTURE EXPANSION

WARD STORE

FFL

LINEN STORE

NURSING ASSTT.

CLINICAL TREATMENT ROOM

NURSE STATION

TREATMENT & CLEAN UTILITY

DUTY MO'S ROOM

TROLLEY BAY

FFL

TREATMENT ROOM-II

LIFT LOBBY

FFL

WARD DINNING

WARD PANTRY

CORRIDOR

M. TOILET

SUBWAITING

FFL

OFFICE & RECORDS-I

FFL

TROLLEY BAY

SEMINAR ROOM

REG. / REC.

TREATMENT PROCEDURE ROOM-2

SECOND FLOOR LVL +10800

FALSE CELING

OFFICERS & FAMILY WAITING

OR'S & JCO'S WAITING

ENDOSCOPY ROOM

STENO ROOM

OR'S & JCO'S FAMILIES WAITING

STORE ROOM

EYE OPD

M.TOILET

FFL

FFL SUNK

SUNK

TREATMENT PROCEDURE ROOM-1

F.TOILET SUNK FALSE CELING

FALSE CELING

FALSE CELING

COVERED PASSAGE

M.TOILET

STORE

FFL SUNK

SUNK

FFL

OFFICER'S WAITING

PANTRY

FFL

4800

SIGMOIDOSCOPY

FFL

LIFT LOBBY

OFFICE FFL

STORE ROOM

DISPENSARY FFL

FALSE CELING

TOILET

TOILET

TOILET

NURSING OFFICER ROOM

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RECOVERY ROOM

F.TOILET FIRST FLOOR LVL + 6000

SUNK FALSE CELING

FALSE CELING

4800

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M.TOILET FFL

F.TOILET

1200

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SCRUB ROOM

DIRTY CORRIDOR

DUODENAL INCUBATION / LIVER BIOPSY ROOM

FFL

FFL

PARKING

4800

FALSE CELING

BIO MEDICAL WASTE SHAFT

4800

25875

FALSE CELING

PARKING

FOURTH FLOOR LVL +20400

FUTURE EXPANSION

FFL

FFL

4800 39300

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Entire circulation is through open, trapezoidal frames act as sun breakersnaturally ventilated corridors traversing reducing heatmass. from East, west and south through the built

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3D modelling: Form to Render.

Understanding the building in context and the materiality.

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In the summer of 2020, I started working with the Airports Authority of India, a Government of India organisation that overlooks the design of Indian airports and related structures in the aviation industry in the country.

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Art Miscellaneous | Extracurricular “Art25washes from“Drawing the soulatthe dust of everyday life.”see –Pablo Picasso its best is not what your eyes but what our mind understands.”

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Artists of all disciplines use sketching as a means to record ideas, memories, and observations. For as long as I can remember —to Millard Sheets I’ve used sketching as awashes means not only destress but also and fine tune alife.” range–Pablo of critical thinking skills. The “Art from the soul thedecompress dust of everyday Picasso personal development and problem-solving skills that emerge from uninterrupted sketching can be applied to everyday occurrences. The pandemic really got me into drawing as portraits favourite and even invested real life Artists of all disciplines use sketching a meansoftomy record ideas, celebrities memories, and observations.

For astime longin assome I can remember I’ve used sketching as a means to not only destress but also decompress and fine tune a range of critical thinking skills.

The outdoor sketching, painting and graphic designing. personal development and problem-solving skills that emerge from uninterrupted sketching can be applied to everyday occurrences. The pandemic really got me into drawing portraits of my favourite celebrities and even invested time in some real life outdoor sketching, painting and graphic designing.

Sketching as a means to record memories and observations is considered to be an essential creative skillset. However, for me it is a way to find my zen and happy space. Art as they say ‘washes from the soul, the dust of everyday life’. The personal development and problem-solving skills that emerge from uninterrupted sketching can also be applied to everyday occurrences.

Since September 2021, I was actively involved with S.A. Social Welfare Charitable Trust to manufacture distribution of these Oxo- Biodegradable Sanitary Pads.

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Miscellaneous | Extracurricular “Art washes from the soul the dust of everyday life.” –Pablo Picasso

Artists of all disciplines use sketching as a means to record ideas, memories, and observations. For as long as I can remember I’ve used sketching as a means to not only destress but also decompress and fine tune a range of critical thinking skills. The +Year of study personal development and problem-solving skills that emerge from uninterrupted sketching can be applied to everyday occurrences. The pandemic really got me into drawing portraits of my favourite celebrities and even invested time in some real life outdoor sketching, painting and graphic designing.

Miscellaneous | Extracurricular “Art washes the soul the dust everyday –Pablo Picasso Raising awareness on menstrual hygiene management and breaking the stigma was important, as therefrom is a huge population ofof females wholife.” are still

using unhealthy methods, which is eventually causing them numerous health issues.

Artists of all disciplines use sketching as a means to record ideas, memories, and observations. For as long as I can remember

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I’ve used sketching as a means to not only destress but also decompress and fine tune a range of critical thinking skills. The personal development and problem-solving skills that emerge from uninterrupted sketching can be applied to everyday occurrences. The pandemic really got me into drawing portraits of my favourite celebrities and even invested time in some real life+Year of study outdoor sketching, painting and graphic designing.

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“Art washes from the soul the dust of everyday life.” –Pablo Picasso

Artists of all disciplines use sketching as a means to record ideas, memories, and observations. For as long as I can remember I’ve used sketching as a means to not only destress but also decompress and fine tune a range of critical thinking skills. The personal development and problem-solving skills that emerge from uninterrupted sketching can be applied to everyday occurrences. The pandemic really got me into drawing portraits of my favourite celebrities and even invested time in some real life outdoor sketching, painting and graphic designing.

21 September 2021 and since then we had distributed more than 50,000 sanitary napkins per month which made us reach for more than 2,00,000 sanitary napkins distribution to Underpriveleged camps, refugee camps etc

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