Valli Ramanathan

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+91 8762284163

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PES University

Bangalore India

I am a Fourth-year Architecture student at PES University, embarking on a journey through the realms of architectural exploration and design innovation Throughout my academic tenure, I have delved deep into the intricate world of architecture, discovering the profound impact of design on human experiences With a passion for minimalist and modern graphic design I aim to blend simplicity with creativity in my architectural expressions My design philosophy revolves around the idea of using pops of color as a tool to unify and accentuate the essence of a space.. The pages ahead offer a glimpse into my architectural journey

Autocad

Sketchup

Lumion

Photoshop Rhino

Revit

Enscape Procreate

CMR National college

Bangalore India

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Murray Edwards college- University of Cambridge

Paper titled "Cognitive and Affective Responses to Varied Coloured Light Environments" accepted in the International Conference on Business and Technology (ICBTCAMBRIDGE’2024)

Exploring Privacy in Public Spaces through Proxemics [Ongoing]

Royal college of Art - Kennsington, London

Worked on projects with Ar Christopher Dyvik and Ar Max Kahlen as part of the 20 day summer school

Understanding of studio layout in Ar Amin Taha architectural firm in Clekenwell London

RIBA Film Nights: Film shorts with Jim Stephenson

Vision beyond sight- Designing a school for the blind [Top 25] Interiors for KSCA office

Dwelling- designing a micro home in an urban setting

CREA- Design of Installation in Kolikode

Campus design as part of COA trophy

69th ETHOS Trophy

Painting

3d visualization

calligraphy

Avid listener

Communication

Problem solving English Tamil French

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1. Multi Specialty Hospital

Immerge

Biophilic Hospital designed to Heal with nature

2. Multi modal transit hub

Have we met?

Featuring a building that is curious to know about you.

3. Performing arts campus

Rhythmic fins

where every fin tells a tale of creativity in motion

4. Futuristic Restaurant

Space Lab

A Journey into Space Futurism

5. Spaces for working

Summer school

Royal College of Art, London

6. Competition works

7. Working Drawing

8. Artistic explorations

01 Multi Specialty Hospital Immerge

Biophilic Hospital designed to Heal with nature

Immerge is a Multispecialty health care facility. It is a 200 bed Hospital designed in a 1.8 acre site in an urban setup. The hospital is designed to have 3 departments- Cardiology, Obstetrics and Gynecology and Pediatrics. The hospital design is intended to make patients experience healing along with nature. The contemporary style of the building along with its multiple open spaces and atriums caters to comfort the patients and achieve mental peace and stability

1- DG UNIT 2- RAMP TO BASEMEN 3- RAMP FROM BASEM

1 4 3 2

4- SUMP

FIFTH FLOOR

ICU ICCU

WAITING AREA

DELIVERY SUITE

OPERATION THEATRE

FOURTH FLOOR

PRIVATE ROOMS

DOCTORS LOUNGE

THIRD FLOOR

DIALYSIS

GENERAL WARD

DOCTORS LOUNGE

SEMI PRIVATE ROOMS

SERVICE FLOOR

STAFF ROOMS

SEMINAR HALL

CAFETERIA

FIRST FLOOR

MRI CT SCAN ULTRASOUND

DOCTORS LOUNGE

PROCEDURE ROOM

CONSULTATION ROOMS

GROUND FLOOR

ADMIN

PHARMACY

LABS

EMERGENCY

CONSULTATION ROOMS

T MENT

BASEMENT PARKING BASEMENT PARKING RECEPTION AND ADMIN O F F I C E S C A F E T E R I A E M E R G E N C Y A N D C R I T I C A L C A R E LABORATORY AND DIAGNOSTIC L A B O R A T O R Y A N D D I A G N O S T I C CONSULTATION AND TREATMENT ROOMS O P D O U T P A T I E N T D E P A R T M E N T S E R V I C E F L O O R S T O R A G E C A F E S E R V I C E S G E N E R A L W A R D P A T I E N T R O O M I P D I N P A T I E N T D E P A R T M E N T O N T H E A T R E W A I T I N G A R E A O A T R I U M 02 SITE AREA- 1 8 ACRES WITH APPROACH ROADS 01 BUILDING EXTRUSION ONE CONTINUOUS MATERIAL FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLATES 03 CNETRAL ATRIUM TO ADMIT LIGHT INTO THE BUILDING 04 TURNING THE FLOOR PLATES AROUND FOR VIEWS AND BIOPHILIC ELEMENTS 05 CANTILEVERS AND TERRACES EMERGE 06

2- EMERGENCY WARD

3- PHARMACY

4- MINOR OT

6- LABS

7- ADMIN AND OFFICES

8- CONSULTATION ROOM

1 2 3 5 4 6 6 6 8 8 7 7 7 7

1- EMERGENCY LOBBY 5- WAITING AREA

IPD ROOMS ATTACHED W C

DOCTORS LOUNGE NURSE STATION

IN PATIENT DEPARTMENT - LEVEL 4

MRI CT SCAN ULTRASOUND CONSULTATION ROOMS

DOCTORS LOUNGE RECEPTION

RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT - LEVEL 1

SEMI PRIVATE ROOM

S E M I P R I V A T E R O O M 8 5 0 0 X 4 0 0 0 P R I V A T E R O O M 8 5 0 0 X 4 0 0 0 MS

PRIVATE ROOM

YOUT AC LINE 350 X 250 AC LINE 500 X 300 AC LINE 650 X 350

SPRIKLER LAYOUT

WALL MOUNTED

PENDANT SPRINKLER

SMOKE DETECTOR

MAIN LINE

SUB LINE

02 Multimodal transit Hub

Have we met?

Featuring a building that is curious to know about you.

A multimodal transit hub located in Nayandahalli, Mysore road was to be designed on an 8.5 acre site. This dynamic hub is designed to seamlessly integrate various modes of transportation, providing platforms for 20 inter-city and 20 intra-city buses. The translucent concrete walls blur the boundaries between inside and out, allowing you to feel connected to the pulse of the city even as you pause for a moment of respite.

A- ENTRY FOR BUSES

B- EXIT FOR BUSES

SITE AREA AND SURROUNDINGS SHOWING SUN PATH DIAGRAM AND WIND DIRECTION PREDOMINANTLY FROM THE WEST

E- DROP OFF POINT

C- ENTRY TO BASEMENT FOR VEHICL

D- EXIT FROM BASEMENT FOR VEHICL

F- ENTRY FROM DROP OFF POINT

G- EXIT FROM DROP OFF POINT

H- PEDESTRIAN ENTRY/EXIT

1- TRANSFORMER

2- MAINTENANCE SHED

3- FUELING STATION

ROAD NETWORK IN AND AROUND THE SITE MAIN ROAD TOWARDS MAJESTIC AND KENGERI EACH BEING 18 M WIDE SITE TOPOGRAPHY WITH EXISTING NATURAL VEGETATION THE SITE HAS A GRADUAL SLOPE BEING SLIGHTLY LOWER TOWARDS THE VRISHABAVATHI RIVER

H A B C D E H 30M SETBACKS 12 M W DE DRIVEWAY 6M WIDE RAMP (UP) 6M WIDE RAMP (DN) SLOPE 1:10 F G H STP RWH DLE PARKING SLOPE 1:10 ES LES 1 2 3 B A E H H G F C D

SECTION OF PLATFORM

TERMINAL FLOOR

TICKET COUNTER

BAGGAGE DEPOSIT

COMMERCIAL PLAZA

WAITING LOUNGES

PLATFORMS AND BUS BAYS

COMMERCIAL FLOOR

RETAIL MALL

RESTAURANT

FOOD COURT

SHOPS/KIOSKS

OFFICES

MEETING ROOMS

HOSPITALITY FLOOR

SINGLE DOUBLE ROOMS

PREMIUM SUITES

LOUNGE

GAME AREAS

CAFE \

TERMINAL FLOOR CONSIERED AS ONE BLOCK STAGGER CREATED FO HOSPITALITY BLOCK WITH SERV CE FLOOR UNION OF THE ABOVE CREATING OPEN TERRACES OPEN NGS MADE N TERM NAL FLOOR FOR COMMERCIAL ACT VITIES OPENINGS AND GREEN POCKETS GIVE LIFE TO THE STRUCTURE

A- ENTRY FOR BUSES

B- EXIT FOR BUSES

C- ENTRY TO BASEMENT FOR VEHICLES

D- EXIT FROM BASEMENT FOR VEHICLES

E- DROP OFF POINT

F- ENTRY FROM DROP OFF POINT

G- EXIT FROM DROP OFF POINT

H- PEDESTRIAN ENTRY/EXIT

6M WIDE RAMP (UP)

WIDE RAMP (DN)

B BMTC

PLATFORM D H F G H

KSRTC

DAYLIGHTING ANALYSIS AT 8 AM

DAYLIGHTING ANALYSIS AT 10 AM

DAYLIGHTING ANALYSIS AT 3 PM

A K S R T C P L A T F O R M H C

OFFICE

FLOOR- LEVEL 7,9

FLOOR- LEVEL 8

SMALL SHOPS ATRIUM BELOW CORRIDORS SMALL OFFICE LARGE OFFICE MEDIUM SHOPS WATER FEATURE MULTIPLEX MEDIUM

MEETING ROOM GREEN SPACE OFFICE

OFFICE

COMMERCIAL FLOOR- LEVEL 3 MULTIPLEX FLOOR- LEVEL 6

SECTION YY

TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH CORES

SECTION XX

LONGITUDINAL SECTION THROUGH CORE

03 Performing arts campus

Rhythmic fins

where every fin tells a tale of creativity in motion

A performing Arts campus is to be planned and designed in a 22 acre contoured site located near Pyramid valley, Kanakpura road. Site had the highest elevation towards the eastern boundary with elevation of 771m and lowest elevation of the site is at 714m The campus was designed to promote quality education in the field of Music, dance and drama. The vertical fins of the building serve not only as an architectural feature but also as a symbol of the vibrant energy that permeates the campus. They create a sense of movement and dynamism

1- ENTRANCE

2- PARKING

3- ADMIN BLOCK

4- HOSTEL BLOCK

5- LIBRARY

6- ACADEMIC BLOCK

7- STAFF HOUSING

8- OPEN CAFETERIA

6 8 7 5 4 3 2 1 DANC MEET

B U I L D I N G E X T R U S I O N - 2 S E P A R A T E B L O C K S C O N N E C T E D B Y C O M M O N E N T R A N C E F O R M A T I O N O F 4 W I N G S CE

TING

STUDIOS LIGHTING STUDIOS MAKEUP STUDIOS MUSIC STUDIOS DRAMA STUD OS SEMINAR HALL

ROOM

HOD, ADMIN ROOOMS OFFICE FACULTY CUBICLES SEMINAR HALL MUSIC STUDIOS CORRRIDORS

04 Futuristic Restaurant Space lab

A Journey into Space Futurism

What better way to elevate a new-age dining experience than to be aboard a spaceship, hurtling amidst the stars? The Space Laboratory, is a restaurant that invites you onboard for a (g)astronomical experience. The ship offers its passengers a view into the wonders of outer space with galaxies, and constellations right outside the windows.

WHITE & GREY EPOXY RESIN FLOOR

GLOSSY, MINIMALIST, AND FUTURISTIC, WHITE EPOXY RESIN FLOORING IS USED THE MOST TO ALLOW THE FURNITURE AND REFLECTED LIGHT TO COMPLIMENT EACH OTHER

PRICE: ₹237- PER PACK

AREA: 1200 SQMT

FINISH: HIGH GLOSS

WHITE CERAMIC MOSAIC TILE

A CLEAN MINIMALIST LOOK, WITH A CONTEMPORARY TOUCH

PRICE: ₹1300 - 400 MMX 400 MM

AREA: 82 SQMT

FINISH: POLISHED

QUARTZ

WA HYGIE CHEMICALS AND HIGH

BLEND EPOXY FLOOR

ATERTIGHT AND EXTREMELY

NIC, IT CAN WITHSTAND THE S, TEMPERATURE EXTREMES, WEAR LIKE IN COMMERCIAL KITCHENS

PRICE: ₹480/ SQFT

AREA: 103 SQMT

FINISH: MATTE

PURPLE HERRINGBONE PAVERS

A POP OF COLOUR THAT LINKS THE EXTERIORS TO THE INTERIORS WITH ITS PATTERN AND TEXTURE

PRICE: ₹460 - 395MMX 395MM

AREA: 490 SQMT

FINISH: NATURAL MATTE

CHROME FINSIH

CHROME DETAILS ADD A METALLIC TOUCH TO THE TREE SCULPTURES

COOL GREY SLATE TILE

A STURDY OUTDOOR MATERIAL THAT LENDS TO THE OTHER WORLDLY CONCEPT BY RESEMBLING A PLANET'S SURFACE

PRICE: ₹460 - 395MMX 395MM

AREA: 90 SQMT

FINISH: NATURAL MATTE

ACRYLIC & METAL PANELS

INTEGRAL TO SPACE FUTURISM, THE FLOOR IS A CUSTOM DESIGNED PANEL TO MIMC SPACESSHIP INTERIORS

PRICE: CUSTOM

AREA: 488 SQMT

FINISH: SEMI GLOSSY

SECTION BB'

UPHOLSTERED SEATING FULL GRAIN LEATHER

BRUSHED ALUMINIUM COATED BASE 7000X790

TEMPERED STEEL SPRING TECNOLOGY WHICH ATTACHES TO LEATHER

BRUSHED ALUMINIUM COATED PLATES 5000 X700 WITH RECESSED LED LIGHTS

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

LED

SECTION A

SECTION

PLAN

CC FRONT ELEVAT SIDE ELEVATION

FIXING DETAIL AT D

UPHOLSTERED SEATING

UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL FULL GRAIN LEATHER (GREY)

BRUSHED ALUMINIUM BASE 7000 X 790

LED STRIP LIGHTING WITH LOW COLOUR

TEMPERATURE RECESSED INTO 16 DEGREE ANGLED GROOVE

A' C' TION

D T D C D L Y T IS C F RENDERED PLAN

FURNITURE DETAIL 2

SEATING BOOTH VIEWS

FRONT ELEVAT

PLAN

BACK ELEVAT RENDERED FRONT ELEVATION

SECTION AA'

SECTION BB'

UPHOLSTERED SEATING FULL GRAIN LEATHER

HIGH RESILIENCY ELASTIC WEBBING SUPPORTS

BRUSHED ALUMINIUM STEEL BASE WITH STEEL SPRING TECNOLOGY

POLYPROPELENE COATED SIDE PLATES WITH BACKLIT LED

STAINLESS STEEL LEGS 50MM DIA

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

TION

The idea was about constructing a piece of architecture. Through the making of a 1:25 plasterboard model after speculation on a series of spaces and a possible language for a building. The subject was ‘spaces for working’ organised over, at least, four floors. The end result was a large scale plasterboard model and photographs that turn the model into a building.

05 Spaces for working

Summer schoolRoyal college of art London

These reference images were observed carefully and underlying principles of the architecture were identified like relationships between walls, how the openings are defined, a particular light or a texture on the floor These principles were then used to explore floor plans,

Act 1- To propose designs for 20x different buildings. Each of the design iterations were represented through one plan, one section and one elevation drawn by hand The intention was to easily compare these iterations

Act 2- One final building proposal was chosen to translate into a model using plasterboard in the scale of 1:25. Considering the material aspects of plasterboard helped develop a tectonic of construction details

Reference 1 Reference 2 Reference 3

Act 3- In the final act, the model was photographed taking into consideration two moments of the building

06 A.

VISION BEYOND SIGHT

COMPETITION WINNERS-TOP 25 [GROUP OF 3]

THE AIM WAS TO DESIGN A SCHOOL FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED THAT OFFERS NOT ONLY ACADEMIC AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH DIFFERENT COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES THE CLASSROOMS ARE SURROUNDED BY A PUBLIC SPACE EVERY ZO THERBY FOSTERING A SENSE OF INCLUSIVITY AND INVOLVEMENT USAGE OF BAMBOO CONSIDERING VERNACULAR ASPECTS, INTERACTIV PEBBLE INFUSED PATHWAYS ARE ALL IMPLEMENTED

ADMIN BLOCK UNIT PLAN

STAFF ROOM PLAN

WASHROOM PLAN

BUT ALSO IS A VIBRANT HUB THAT CREATES NEW ONE OF THE SCHOOL LOOKS OVER A PUBLIC SPACE VE WALLS IN EACH CLASSROOM, SENSORY GARDENS,

CAFETERIA IBRARY

MASTER PLAN-SCALE 1:750

ROOF PLAN-SCALE 1:750

2 5 2 5 0 S Q F T 3 5 0

BEDROOM

KITCHEN TOILET

LIVING ROOM

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN OF 2 USER HOUSING UNITS IN GROUND AND SECOND FLOOR

BEDROOM

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN OF 4 USER HOUSING UNITS IN FIRST AND THIRD FLOOR

S Q F T

GROUP

COMPETITION ENTRY [

OF 3]

IN THE ICY VASTNESS OF ANTARCTICA, A 300 SQFT MOBILE TINY HOUSE STANDS AS A BEACON OF INNOVATION FOR RESEARCHERS THIS TWO-STORY STRUCTURE, ENSURES SEAMLESS MOBILITY ACROSS CHALLENGING TERRAINS THE SECOND FLOOR FEATURES AN OBSERVATION DECK